[CARTER'S]
CURE
ttek ITeft/iafhe and relieve all the troubles tod
Eat to ft bilkHMi state of the system, such a*
tMfTtnf? Nause&. Drowsiness, Distress after
eating. Pain in tbe Side, Ac. While their mo*t
f#markable success has been shown in curias?
SICK
Sssrts- 1 * i T<t Ci*tk*'s Lnnx Ltvt.r I'iiab
■•equally valuable in Constipation. curtoz
—a nrerentinxr this annoying complaint. wbil:>
JCrtin eorrect >ll disorder* of In stomach
atfcnulate the liver mud regulate the bowels,
feveu U they only cured
HEAD .
Ache they would be almost priceless to those
Vho suffer from this distressing complaint:
hnt fortunately their goodness does rot end
thcwe who once try them will find
Aeee little pilia valuable in ao many ways that
Ev will not be willing to do without them.
ACHE
fc the bane of so many lives that here Is whore
we make oar great boast. Our pills cure It
while others do not.
Cakteb's Little Lrvra Pills are rrry small
and rery easy to take. One or two pills make
• doee. They are strictly vegetable and do
not jrrtpe or puree, but by their gentle action
•Inn all who cm them. In vials at 25 cent'?;
ivefor $1 Bold everywhere, or sent by mail.
fivm KEi:iJT2 CO., Vr* IrX
toIHL USsse, Small Price,
scorn
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as ftfiiik
■o disguised that it cam be taken,
digested, and assimilated by tlio moit
HUitlvt stomach, wlien the plain oil
*»■>•* be tolerated; and by the torn
blMlin of the oil with the hypo
phaaphitM is math more efflcaciouo
iMMriukie h a lesh prodneer.
reran gab rapUly while taking It.
80OTT8 HMT7LSION Is acknowledfrfd by
physicians to be the Pines' and Ueat ) .rej ara-
Hon in tbe world for the relict and euro of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
CENERAL DEBILITY, WASTINC
OISEASEB, EMACIATION,
COLDSand CHRONIC COUGHS.
The great remedy for Consumption, w
Watting in Children. Srid by r'.l Vmjgisis
CATARRH
E®
HAY-FEVER
ELY'S CREAM BAL M
it nut a liquid tnvfT or powder. A/t/t ied into
mmtril*ii quickly absorbed It cUuniet the
htmd Allay* inflammation. Utah the toret
B—torei the temei of ta»te ami unell
M cento at Drugflsts; by mall, reglMre i, GO eta
Ely Brothers, * r ** l,u^ War " nSt -
DOCTORS LAKE
fcp I PHIYATE DISPENSARY.
OFFICES, 328 PENN AV E,
—PITTSBURGH, PA.—
All forms of D* llcale am! ( am
plicated T retjuirln;,' C.,NI T
DKHTUL and llFlC iledii a-
Ata an treated at thU Dispensary villi a su< cone
Mely attained Dr. S. K. I>*ke In a member of the
hfd College of Physiclnw and Surgeons, and in
M Oldest and moat experienced Se. CIAI.I-T (n tue
Mf. Special attention g veri to ti'orvou" i> . I.ility
tan excessive mental exertion, ii di.wn.Joui oI
fMtk Ac., causing physical and mental d< cay, lack
fc.Denry.d-pom iency.eto.: also Cancers, Old Sor«-s,
Ru, Piles, Rheumatism ana all d.senses of the Hit in,
llood, Lungs, Urinary Organ*. 4c. Consultation
few and strictly confidential. Offica hour* 'J tu 4 and
■dtfrew' 110 4 P" m * on ' y ' ,m " at " Hice
HK. LAKK, V. D-. M. R.C. P.B. or E. J. LAKE, M, D
Ttl'-tllliU. nave been permaheiiily cured by
rUILAUEI.PHIA. HA. Ka*e at once, no operation
•r lues of time from buslttM* ( wi pronounetsl In-
NiMls by otbvri wanted. Hand fur < irrular.
CURE GUARANTEED. ofcJISSKi
rSUPIRFCUOUS HAIR
Oa the taali face,
kair on tha forts
head, aack, Doae,
eara, haada, arma,
braaat, an men'S
cheeks abov* tbe '•ELJLJKIT,„
beard liae and be. JJSi RWFTLFV
Iweanttaeeyabrova /
deetreyed forever A tBW
KY Ike EL ee trio ,*r
jaadlo
Electro Bnrgoon!
•02 Pans ifcoßt,
Warts, "lleii'A' Red
Noaa, Enlarged WJGf*'
Velna of the Jfoae.
Pimplea, Black*
l head a, Liter bp>ta .nK
and all diaeaaea and blemlahea of th« akin,
toaaplexloa, hair and acalp aucceaafully
treated by Dr. Van Dyck. Tbe Doctor has
had 20 yeara' experience in the practice of
i hla apectalty, and number* among b!a pa
tlaata our wont prominent families. If you
are afflicted with any of the ahovn blemlHh#»K,
avoid patent m»dlclnea and con unit Dr. Van
Dyck at once. SpecKl termatoail who make
••|faff«*mer.t- hin ujontb Bi»>k fr**v Fn«BKO
pieuta can he made '»y mail, ('alt on oraddreaa
Dr J. Vau Dyek, 40 N. 11th atreM, Philadel
phia, o 502 Penn avenne, riUMbnrgh, Pa. I
Honre h to 1 aad 2 to 7; Hnudaya, in to A.
UK: SB#! NHS.
ERIE, PA .
All stock guaranteed (<> hi- in gtm<l con
dition wben delivered.
Wo replace all trees that i»il to grow.
KKFEBF.NC'ES IX BfTI.EU:
J. V. Lowrr, AV. T. Merl.linp:, Jmne
Sbanor, Jr., J. B. Forsyth e «;<•<> sh .lli. r
C. Walker, Esq.. Kerd Bribe,, and h.
L. Cleclaud.
G. F. KING, AGT.
KITRXMILLKR HOII.SK, BUTLBB, PA. I
fl 8 !B' Ifiu
|--s
H. HiLLKi.T'jiN, iV.t'. j
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'I •• * ! "IN I HITL
»«•! < (Mlllt J TL o*ll
We (ruatantep onr ffooda to be strictly all wool
•Ml ooarsentc or any other poisonous mulurUl
■aad In dyelnif We sell Wholesale or retail,
■untried and I'-lrea furnished free to dealem on
hy mall,
—AriT«rtii<* iu the CITIZEN.
THE CXTIZE3ST.
M ISC EL IAN EOUS
———
Took Him at His Word.
The use of the title "Esq." is very pro
perly condemned as a meaningless term.
An honest old Quaker was much disp!es«- j
ed at receiving a letter with this |
useless appendage to hi- 1 name, and
>ent back to his correspondent .
this admonition: "When thee writes .
to me again, remember that I am
simple John Stone, without any tail. j
flis correspondent was a literal fellow, j
however, for the neit letter bore the in
scription: "Simple John Stone, without j
any tail."
—Mrs. Mary Livermore is reputed to be
worth SIOO,OOO, a fortune that is the result
of her lectures.
—Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is said to
have realized $200,000 from the sales of
her famous novel. "Uncle Tom's Cabin.
—Anuie Louise Cary is described by one
> a .. iiei ißcently as being fat, f.ir and
forty. She siags at home, but nowhere
else.
—Miss Van Zandt, the American prima
donna, says she never enjoyed singing so
much anywhere as in St. Petersburg, al
though the climate tried her voice very
much.
—Miss Latham, lately appointed demon
strator to the chair of pathology and bac
teriology in the University of Michigan, is
one of the three ladies in the United
States who have been elected fellows of
the Royal Microscopical society.
—The tramp handed him a slate on
which was written: "I am deaf aud dumb,
and lam hnngry." And he handed it
back, indorsed thus: "Say nothing and saw
wood."
"Doctor, I can neither /ay nor set.
What shall I dot" "I think you had bet
ter roost," was the reply. Xow if the doc
tor had prescribed a bottle of Salvation
Oil, for the poor fellow's rheumatism, it
would have relieved his patient at once.
25 cents.
Straw hats and linen dusters will not be
so very popular as heretofore; I)r. liull s
Cough Syrup, however, will be as popular
as ever at 25 cents.
—Must the veil go? A woman who
claims to know something about beauty
says that veils keep the ladies
faces dirty, as dust lodges in the
meshes of the net and is absorbed by the
skin. This is important, if true. i'aste
this on your mirrors.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Th* jEniToit:— Please inform your reader*
that I hare a positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
esses hare been permanently cured. I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who have conaumption if they will
send me their £jtpr*ss and P. O. address. Respect
fully, T. A. BLOCUM, M. C., 181 Pearl St. N. Y.
—There may be an abundance of cold
weather yet this winter and ice dialers
need not despair. A gentleman in
formed us on Monday that the January
and February of 1841 were warm and the
country roads were dusty, the weather re
s'-mbling Indian summer. Ou the niglilof
the la-it day of February snow fell to the
depth of three feet and country roads were
r-> blockaded that teamsters and travelers
were compelled to go through the fields.
The month of March was bittur cold and
the snow was not out of the lanes in the
southern portion of the county till alter
the 15th of April. So we may hare a du
plicate of 1841 in this year J8!X).
KITS.—AII tits HtorP'-n tree tiv llr K!ini''«
(irrit Ni-ni' imt»r»r. No tils after l.rs« day s
use. Marvelous cures. Treally aiid »-MHI trial
iHitt 'e tree to Fit c«M-. Send to Dr. Kline, '3l
AreU St.. PhU'a, P».
—That alcohol rubbed on the lips wil
make them cherry red is published, and
.'(line one writes to say t'aat alcohol has a
similar action on the nose.
A Chinaman of praiseworthy ambitions
whose knowledge ot Knglish was picked
up at a christian Sunday School, has hung
'.(lis sign, the work of his own hand, in the
window of his South Kighth street. Phila
delphia, establishment: "<l4. Howard for
boys to throw stones through this windows.
Atnen.
To Consumptives.
The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple meauy, alter suUeriui; for
several years with a severe Inng affection.
Hud that dread disease Conbuniptioii, is
anxious to make known to bin fellow suffer
er# the means of cure. To those who desire
it, he will cheerfully send (tree of charge) a
copy of the prescription used, which thi-v
will find a sure cure for Consumption.
\sth na, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat
xnd lung Maladies. He hopes all sutlerers
will try his Keuiedv, as it is invaluable
Those desiring the prescription, which will
cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing, will please address RKV. KDWAKD A.
WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New
York.
—More attention to the matter of mar
riage reform would render needless much
of the agitatiou for divorce reform.
MEMORY
Mind wandering enred. Booka learned
in oner*fiing. TeatimonialH from all
parta of the rlobo, Proapectna PORT
vnr.z, sent on appliratmn to Prof.
A. LolMite. 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
"M % STOPPED FREE
■A '*< Insane Persons hestorfd
•H M & VUfDrKLIirSS OEEAT
,15*28 m E W NIRVERESTOf?£R
f° r all RRAIN .V NBKVU Diseases "n/y ur t
'£m . ( ,rf / rr .V'rre jiJfeCtioHi f its hfii/rfsj, etc.
JMq I?«f if taken ns <!irerte<l. N* hitt after
BH/rx/Xyi Bff Treatise an'l ft trial bottle fre.- i »
« r-it patients, they paying eipre*« harifrsonfo* »l»tn
SB i-*elve*t. Send names. P. O. and exprrss ad«ires' r.l
Wm afll:c»e«l t > f>'t.KLINE.oil Ar-.h St.>hil*rlelphia.Pa.
See r»cu-sSt». PkWARF. OF IATIT A TING FRA UD'S.
For Sale or Rent.
Tbe. Imm known us the 'CimpMl
ll ' t.-e, in Millorstown, formerly used us a
hotel, is for sale or rent.
For particulars, inquire of i{. I', .-jcott,
Kstj., or W. 1». .Smith, Duller, I'a.
If you are in Doubt
wi .;it to get lor Christmas
pre-t lit*, you K1II»UI(] come to
our opening of HOLIDAY
GOODS, thin week. We have
such an immense line of beau
tiful things, suitable for all
aires, you eannor liiit to be
suited.
Piiees the lowent.
the hest.
J. fl Douglass.
Millinery.
%■
v ew Felt Hals and Bonnets. New Tips,
Plumex, lllnls and NS'liirs. New velvets In all
colors \etv kntlns. ritilions. velvet rIbIKHLS,
hr.s-.iiii- riliiNitiH -tod striped ribbons. New
tinsel eord, Iwistc i . ord, beail coifl.
Ladles and children's famishing goods
l.acltes' and chltttren's anderweiir. Indies' and \
ltlliln n's lioalery. I.adles' und children's cor
sets and corset waists. Ladles' and children's
hose supporters. Kid gloves, cashmere gloves, 1
silk mittens and wool mlttena.
Latest novelties In neckwear.
M. F. M. Marks.
The Opportunity
To secure bargains if now of
fered you. We are closing out
all seasonable goods and want
to close ihem out quickly.
Scotch aps 25 c., Boys choel
caps 20c. heavy Melton shirts
50c, former price 75. A big
lot of heavy gloves and mit
tens at greatly reduced prices.
It will pay you to buy under
wear of us if you don't wear it
until next season. Come andsee
COLBERT & DALE,
70 8 Main street.
Butler, Pa.
New York Bazaar
BUTLER, - PA.
Annexation Bargains.
Although we have to-day
the largest store in Butler, we
find it too Mnall to accommo
date all our customers. There
i iore we have rented the store
room now occupied by Miss
M. 11. Gil key being next door
to the Bazaar, and only a par
tition wall between them.
These two stores will be anex
ed by an arch, carpenters ar.d
' decorators will soon beat work
r . to complete the anexation,
. which must be done by April
I 1, when we take posession.
• The New York Bazaar will be
one oi the finest Dry Goods
Stores in Western Penn'a.,
, having a frontage of 48 feet
| and GO leet depth, and will t»e
; lilted with the choicest goods
i the market c;in afford.
We are selling our present
stock at a big reduction. Come
and tee the bargains.
IShW YOhK BAZAAR,
GO S. Main St., Butler, Pa.
K. S. KICHOLLB, L. M. HBWITT
NEW LUMBER YAKL
R S NICHOLLS & CO.,
Dealers iu all kinds of
Rough and Worked Lumber.
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
SHINGLES,
LATH, ETC.,
Hard and fcoft Coal
We have a large stock of nil kinds of Lum
ber, Oil Well liigs, lite.
Call and get our prices and see our stock.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended
To.
Office and yard on
MONROE ST., NEAR WEST PEKX DEPOT,
BCTLER, PA.
c;- w ick.
„ DKALKIt IN
Rough and Worked Lumber
OK ALL KI.N'DS
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
Shingles and Lath
Always in Stock.
LIME, HAIR AND PLASTER.
Office opposite P. it W. Depot,
BUTLER, - PA.
Planing Mi J]
-AND-
Lumber Y ai-cl
J. L. PU HVI.-. L. O. PUKVIf.
S. G.Purvis & Co.
MANUFAOTUKRKS ANII lIKAI.KKK IN
Rough and Planed Lumber
i>? kv Dies.;* -"t'lov.
SHIiNtiLES, LATH
& SEWER PIPE.
Hutler, Pa.
LUMHER IS ADVANCING.
Saw Wills. Sieam Engines.
Shingle Mills, Hay Presses, &c.
Hnawml A rnWT-CLASB SAW MUX
semi for ('at.tlOKUc and spc-'ial price to intra—
(luee In ion to
li. KAiii|l IUI: T:O. (Ltd.) VOUK. I-A.
WE F. Miller.
Manulac?<irer of
Stair Rails,
Balusters;
and Newel-posts.
fi.AH kinds of wood-turnlUK done to order, also
|i "rated and Carvel woo'l-work. such a-,
. h.i;, l oriier block*. I'.iiiels mid all kinds ol
fancy wood-work lor Inside decoration ot
houses.
CAI.I. AXIJ SKK SAM HI KS.
SouietliiiiK new .md attractive. Alvo
PUEWITUEE
*t io west "cash prices.
81-ore at No. 40, N. Main stn ef.
Factory at No. 59, N. Washington street.
KUTI.KIt. PKNNA.
POSITION OI FERED.
If you are in need of a good paying position
and think you have the qualities of a good
salesman, you will do well to write us at
once. We will pay good commission or
salary and expenses to a good man. The
position we offer is a permanent one. Ad
dress at once,
SKLOVER A ATWOOD
Nurserymen, Q.neva, N. Y
B. B.
NEW SPRING
Dress Fabrics
The new arrivals are being opened
up eech day now, and they are voted
on all sides "a lot of beauties "
100 pieces of double width Mixed
Cheeks, in browns, greys and olive
colorings; not ordinary every day
looking stuffs, but elegant and stylish
in appearnnce.
The fact is that these goods ure
exact copies of high-cost foreign
goods. We bought the entire lot end
will offer them at the low price of 35
cents.
AuotLtr lot cf those double width
; (27 inch) Mixed Tricots at 15 cents
A let of 40 inch Colored All-Wool
Serges at 50 cents. The best quality
we ever caw for 50 cents, and worth
every day 05 cents.
Regular line of new colors of
elegaDt 4G inch Wool Henrietta
Cloths at 75 cents. Plenty of stores
sell this quality at SI.OO.
Handsome new Spring Stripe
Dress Goods, 42 inches wide, SI.OO.
New Satines
New Embroideries.
New Wool Suitings.
New India Silks.
New Ginghams.
In fact plenty of new goods and
choicest styles in every - department.
Because goods are new or scarce
is no excuse for charging an extra
margin of profit on the sale of them.
We do not handle our business on
such principles. ou can shop with
us through our Mail Order Depart
ment us satiefactorily as in person.
Have you tried it?
HOGGS & BUHL,
ALLEGHENY. PA.
TH9 <MM 1 St MIOLg.
BROOKE HALL,
For Girls arid Young Ladies.
jShortlidge Media
Academy,
For Govs and Young Men.
SWITHIN C SHORTLID6E. A M
(HARVARD GRADUATE.)
MEDIA, PA., (Near Philadelphia.)
Diamond : - : Hotel,
Fronting Diamond, Butler, Pa.
TllOilAS WASSOX, I'ri/r.
Good rooms, good meals, stabling in con
nection, everything first class.
MWn'l H6ir,
sr. N. McKEANST.. BUT l.Elt, PA.
j Meals aij ill hours. Dpen all night.
Breakfast 25 cents.
Dinner 25 ceuUt.
Supper '.'."i cents.
Lodging '.'s cents.
| SIMEON NIXON - - - PROPK.
LiTEHWBIJJH HflfEL,
No. 88 and 90, S. Main St.,
IBUTLKR, - - I'^-
I Near New Court House—formerly Donaldson
: House 4i« tl , aeconiMiodatioiis for Jraveleis.
i Good stabllnc connectetl
I j1 >■ • II F.II KNMIJf I.ER. Prop r.
Willard Hotel
W. 11. REIHING, Prop'r
BUTLER, - PA.
KTAUI.INU IS COSSKCTIOS.
SAMPLE ROOM for COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
SAMPLE ROOM. LIVERY IN CONNECTION
Hotel Vogeley
(Strictly First Cluxs.)
HENRY L. BECK, PROP'R.
J. 11. FAUIIBL, Manager. Butler, Pa.
' Jordan's Restaurant
All our r< iiders visiting Butler
will do well to go to Sam Jordan's
restuurant for their meals We serve
lunches, soft drinks, tobacco and
cigars. No. 4, S. Main St., under
Schneidemun's clothing store
I TO mm MEN
| BntTtaing from tho eject* cf youthful crrori, •arly
| decay, wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc., I will
! eend a valuabl« treaUso (scaled) containing full
' partlcnlaiM for homo euro, FREEcharg#. A
splendid medical work ; nUotiM be read by every
I man who ia ncrvoua and debilitated. Addruaa,
Prof. F. ( . I OWLEU, r.loodus, Conn.
- -Wantpii at Once —Capable ladies anil
gents to handle our forthcoming book,
Explorations anil Advrnturea of Henry V.
Stanley in Africa.
KOO pages aud over UOO engravings.
liniiieusely popular. Price only $2.50.
Outfit now ready unil mailed for 80 cents.
The HHcri.sx of our .ti/oits ia unjtarallelert.
Adilre-s,
TIIE l HOMPSON PUB. CO..
2"J."i S. Sixth St., Pliil a, I'a.
Livery Stable For Sale.
. The undersigned will sell
hi" livery stable, in the rear
ot'tbe Wick llouse, consist
'n" buggies, sleighs,
hartn-s- and everything per
taining thereto. and lease the
barn for a term of years. My reason for
selling is that I wish to devote my attention
to other btlsinc
ALFRED WICK.
J. K. Kastor,
Practical Slate Roofer.
Omamenial and Plain Slating
Of all kinds done 011 short u< tice.
Office with \V. 11 Morris # Ho.
7, N Main St., Residence
North Elm street,
Butler, Pa.
List of Applicants for License.
The following applications for Tavern and Wholesale Licenses to sell \ inous. »|-irUucua. malt
and brewed llquore were riled In the ofnre of the Clerk of the Court of tjuarter S. --dous of Butler i
Co Pa., and will be presented to said Court at tl e special sessions to be held at liuUer. Pa., on )
Wednesday, the luth day of March. 1«:«>, appointed lor the purpose of hearing su'li • a:cs.
WHOLESALE UCENSE.
Names. liesldence. Place for which application is made.
George Stahl. Zelieuople Boro. New Castle St., Zellenople Bor». !
lames Cogan. .Milierstown Boro. s-llpperyroclc St., Mlllersiown lloro. ,
Joseph I>. Graham. |nn>val Tp. Central House. St. Jot*, Donegal Tp. j
C Bauerleln lire ulnar Co. Allegheny Co.. Pa. Edward, Buller Bcru. E. Wayne st.
J. T. Keil. -'"lti w.. l*ittsl>ur„'. Pa. yd ward. Butler lioro. K. Wayne St.
John Mcu. Smith, Bull r lloro. Pa. Butler Boro. 3d v. . Jefferson St.. No. 13.
Fanny E. Gamble'. sth w.. i.utler Boro. Buller lioio, t Wajrue St.
ueorjje V\ . i'ampbell.l -d w.. Butler Bori. *d ward, Butler Boro. !
John U. Brown, , yd w . Butler Boro.
George lJelber " No. 10. N. Main si.. 3d w„ Butler Boro. N.i. . K. JeflenonSt.
Jacob Keifcer. I No E. Jefferson St.. Jd w., Butier Boro.
TAVERN LICENSE.
Henry L. Beck. ) 3d w , Butler Boro. .'id ward. Butler Boro. |
J. Hairy lauble j
Henrv iatenmiilei. i i w.. Butler Boro. 3d v., Nos. ns and uo, S. Main St. i
Herman Lelboll j :,th w . Buller Boro.
Win. H. ItelUltin. -d Buller Boro. yd w . No. luT S. Main St., Uiiller Bor>. j
John !•". Lov.ry, f.*u w.. N. 1. corner o! Main i i i_'d v. . . No. 1. N. Main >t.. <v No.I
(Jefferson Sis.. Butler Boro. ( li, K. Jefferson St., Butler Boro.|
John Dolan. Milierstown Boro. „• Milierstown Boro,corner of Main i
( bt. and klllanmng St. >
Augustus l!oeh.l_ Milierstown Boro. Central House.
Adolphus lioch. i
William H. Jelllson. Pelrolia Boro. Petrolla lloro, Jamison St. |
c. M Burnett. Petrolia Boro. I'etrolia Boro. north side ot Main St.
George Farquiiiir, Evansburg Boro. Behm House in Boro. .
John N. Miller, Evansburv Boro. S. S. of Main St.. Evansburrf lloro.
Samuel Beam. Harmony Boro. Beam House. Harmony Boro.
Charles StoKey. Zellenople Boro. Stokey House. Zellenople Boro. j
llcnr\ W. stokev, Zellenople Boro. Ba»Uan House. Zelieuople lloro. i
Cliarfus Wetzel. Saxonburgli Boro. N. S. ol Main St.. saxonburxh Boro.
Christian ltobb, saxonbtirk'n Boro. N. S. of Main .St.. Saxonburjili Boro.
Francis Laube. Jr. S t.vonburgh lloro. Laube House, Saxonburgh Boro.
L)a\id Stewart illentrew lennTp.,l JKenlrew House at Renfrew.)
'( Butler Co.. Pa. ) i Penu Tp . Butler Co., Pa. f
phKip Nlckla-s. i Petersvllle. Connoquenessing) J t'etcrsvlUe. In Counoquenes- i
( Tp.. Butler Co.. Pa. > ( slug Tp.. Butler Co.. P*. \
Patrick Shields, (Great Belt. Jefferson 1 p., I I Great Belt, Jefferson Tp..i
( butler Co., l'a. ( ( Butler Co., Pa. /
George Hochly, iSaxoii .station. Win lie Id Tp.,) i Saxon Station, \\ intleld Tp..i
\ Butler Co, Pa. ( ) Buller Co.. Pa. (
KEL'BEN McELVAIN. Clerk a S.
SAMPLES, SAMPLES.
"Special Prices in Footwear."
Grand Sample & Mid-Winter!
Sale
OF
AN ENTIRE STOCK
OF
WARM GOOSS, HEAVi SOOIS, ETC.
Having just received a large line of sample Boots and Shoes from
several first class factories, I take great pleasure in informing you of this
great sacrifice sale. Among these samples are some very fine shoes for
Men, Ladies and Misses—something suitable for dress and which will be
sold at a very small margin. 1 have aluooa band a big lot of Winter Goods
which will be sold during this sale at a great reduction. Among these are
75 cases Men's, Boys' and Youths' Kip Boots. A big line of Arctics and
Alaskas and woolen goods of all descriptions. Slippers, felt shoes, wool
shoes, with or without leather foxing, and also a big line of Holiday Goods.
But it can't be helped, considering the sort of weather we have been having,
no enow, but a constant mud, and under these circumstances wool goods
and heavv boots can't be sold at u margin, but we will will take it as >t
comes if the season is against us. We will not hold these goods, but sell
them for whatever they wi I bring—this is the method we have mapped cut
with the anti-backward season sale. I also intend starting East in a few
days and will put ray whole attention to lowering the stock preparatory to
starting on mv Eastern trip—so read carefully each item—note the price and
the first time vou visit Butler call arouud and see me. whether you wish to
luy or not But after you examine my prices you are sure to buy, for you
cannot re*ist the bargains. lam offering—
Sf) cases Men's Kip Hoots at $1.50 and upwards; 25 cases Boye' Kip
Boots tit $1.25 and upwards; 15 cases Youths' Kip Boots at $1 00 and up
wards; Ladies' fine sample st.oes, ranging in prices from $1 25 to $3 00; 8
dozen Woman's caif shoes, warranted' waterproof, at $1 25; 79 pairs child's
calf shoes, solid leather lip, at 90c. arid $1: 300 pairs .Men's calf and buff
shoes, in button, lace and Cong ,atsl2s to $2.00. Any of these shoes fully
worth from $1 75 to $2 00. Child's school shoes, hee" r spring heel, tips or
plain toe, at Gsc. to 75c. Call and examine, whether oil wish to buy or
not. 25 cases Men's Rubber Boots at reduced prices Men's working shoes
in a got.d Brogan, Crtemors or a good ButT Balmoral, with solid taps, and
for the glass house trade we have a solid brogan, hob nails, clinket heels,
which cannot be beat for wear and comfort CHII ahd see these shoes The
price will be a great inducement for you to buy. Shoemakers' supplies ot
all kinds. Three brands of leather. A full stock Sheffiel sole leather.
Chailes Simon's French kips, l.evau call, etc , etc. Zinc, rubber soling,iron,
I Swede iron, and all nails suitable for shoemaking. Shoemakers tools of all
| kind. Send for our price list aud see our prices.
Rubber Goodk of all Kinds.
Boston, Woonsocket, Candee and Colchester Boots and Shoes at low
prices Medium, knee and hip rubber boots. A largo lino of Men's fine
dress shoes, manufactured hv the leading factories ot the Eastern market,
! cut from anv material desired Kangaroo, Cordovan, Porpoise, trench calf,
1 ete , Machine, Aime and hand welts.
When visiting Butler, drop in and examine the well-known makes of
shoes which I will show you. Should you not desire a pair of these nt
present, don't stay away but call aud select for yourself a fine pair of shoes
for future footwear. I have also on bands 4 dozen of my o.vn make,box toe,
pegged, and fine dress shoes which will also he sold during this sale, very
cheap At all times a full stock of my own make, box toe boots, long leg,
hand sided and hand pegged. Also the celebrated Ookey boot, in box or
plaiu toe.
This sale will last for six weeks, as about that time or two weeks pre
vious our Spring stock will begin to arrive and the above method we have
mapped out for this special clearance sale.
Trusting you will all visit my store and secure a share of the bargains
I am offering. Boots and Shfles made to order.
Repairing, either in leather or rubber goods, done on very short notice.
Mail orders will receive same attention as if brought ia person.
A box of fine leather pomade free on application,
Yours truly,
JOHN BICKEL,
22 S. Main St. - - - Butler, Pa
Popular Flower Seeds!
10 Packets of Selected, high grade Lower Seeds for 50 cents.
Sent postpaid to any Address.
Please note thit these aru no. Fancy Novelties, but standard, choice
strains, grown to perfection, and should not be compared to the so-called
"cheap" collections sometimes offered.
COSMOS llvitKiui-a. A magnlllcent plant which. In the fall months, is literally coveretl with
(lowers vvhlc'h closely resemble single Dahlias. The (lowers range through all shades of rose,
purple. Ilesh color and pure while, and are excellent lor cutting. They are easily raised from
seetl. and bloom the first season. Piss., in cents.
PI.ATYCOIMIN, I.AKUE KLOWKitIXO WIIITK oit WAin.ENBKHiiiA. The large flowered Chinese
Bell plower; sliowy hardy perennial for permanent beds or borders, bearing large, broad, bell
shaped white flowers, six to twelve Inches. Pkt., Id cents. .
NICOTIANA AKHNI.V Tills ncently Introduced plant has given such entire satlslactlon
that ii now o< • uples one of in - nuisl conspicuous positions among the ornamental plants of the
flower gardi.i It attains a height .of about two leel and produces an abundance of very large
pure wiiif- flowers, which expand fully lu the morning and evening, emitting a delicious fra
grance II a;so i net cells llncly as a house plant. 11 the plants are taken up lu the fall, cut back
aud potted, they will bloom all winter in tne hoiisa. Pkt, It) cents.
Mins 11v iti i. SPIKAI. Ml<iNos'i:i IK. flowers white, very fragrant; spikes eight to twelve
inches lonr , plant dwarl and branching; splendid foroulslde or pot cultur.i. l'kt., ip cents.
PIILOX DHDMMONDII CKANDIKLOKA, FINIBT MIXED. The large (lowering variety of this
lovely tribe of plants, i kt.. In cents.
AST Kit PAKONY-KLOWKKKD PKKKKITION. l'lowers large aud double, the petals beautifully
Incurved; one of the best lu every respect; two feet. Mixed. Pkt., 10 cents
DIANTIUS I.AI I.NIATUS, SIXGLK PI NEST MIXED. A beautiful and deeply (ringed variety.
Pkt., lu cents.
CALI.IOPSIS on CUKKOIKIS. 1-'IN EST MIXED. This beautiful genus is a native of America, and
among llie best of our atfnuals ; a bea'.illlul vase plant. Pkt., 5 cents.
MAUIOOLD. "KL DOKADO SELECTION." (New.) A very large and beautiful variety, (lowers
often measuring three to lour Inches ill diameter, color, various shades of yellow. Pkt., 10 cfs.
SWEET PEA BUTTEKFLY. The flowers of this beautiful variety have a pure wlilto ground,
delicately laced with lavender blue ; It Is dellclously Iragrant. aud will prove exceedingly valua
ble tor bouquets. Pkt., lu cents.
One Packet each of all the above ten select flowers, each a gem, sent by mail, postpaid, for
.'Hi cents. Any I varieties for Si cents.
IM, it OJ CENTS. We will send all the above 10 Packets and also the following :
Candytuft White Rocket, Marvel of Peru (Four O'Clocks) Pansy, Finest Mixed German.
Wallflower Double Pine Mixed. Nasturtiums. Tom Thumb. Pipe Mixed Varietlos.
(me Packet each, 15 Packets in all, a very superior collection of I lowers. lor 65 cents.
One l.arge Packet of "Wild Garden" Flower Seeds, all varieties, 10 cents.
We are nut offering you -gold dollars for nickels." hut we are determined to Introduce our
Flower Seeds lo thousands ol new customers, and we are simply selling these to you at the very
lowest wholesale price.
No changes can be made In these collections.
Address for the above, and all other good flowers, plunts and seeds.
Harry Chaapel,
Williamsport, Pa.
WANTED
Men to lake orders for Nursery Stoe.k, on sala
ry or (Join miss lon. 1 c>u\ make a successful
SALESMAN
of any one who will work and follow my In
structions. Will furnish handsome outfit free,
and pay your salary or commission every week.
Write for l♦ , rms at once.
v.. o, <«HAIIam. Nurseryman,
Rochester. N. Y.
|:7|ljri;ky.ljQiSENTS 5,^^15
LaJU w ■ 1r V'JikCIU
SALESMEN
° WANTED
to canvas for the sale of Nursery Stork! Steady
employment guaranteed. Salary aud expenses
paid to successful men. Apply at once stutlng
age. Mention this paiier.
CHASE BROTHERS COMPAN Y.
Rochester, N. V.
-•«*) r- ;s s - . . t,....... .
-U rS*?
In .1 J f.l 111. • i,.: potiiil'in
tu-s .• «%rw «. « .v;*» »_ •
X».
LEAdING
Special Mourning Hats and Bonnets, Grapes
aDd Nuns Veiling always ready tor use.
No- IS. South Main Street* - - Bt f l I jIiR- I* A.
ITHgfiCamCM - Oi»r
ro» - II IST Trl li|lp|i
MI lESjjj#*® p J'ho'worli "< -•> J
■ ■ I LrJr' I 1 niMnor |roo<to we w iit #«• ndrn■ e
§\yjr kjlnr [ to ox* i-kiwon in ««rh i -distr. I
M BW H M ahv.Nonly wn.f
,!ir r! """ .
rrrnipr and th eruuni yoo. The I
tcci*. Th» fallow in c tot r*«* "" ■m" 1 "" °' " r * ac; "'^. J
#sss3e£?=^3Pßi§l3
«„ Ullke Irvm V - ~,V .11 « r r.U.r! :.: '-
UALLETT A CO., 80l "«. VuBTLASP, «»■-"<
V lllllpay this tr> our salesmen. OUTFIT
\ lIIIIr'UKK. Can surt you at once. send
U I U Uror terms to
tie«tl do ia to ihcf rh*'. v» . i ' •> •'.
frirtHlmi: !
in va!a*t>U-tn* ! • 1 > .
t*r • * •"•'■
NO MORE OF THIS!
'Si)
Rubber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably tight
will often slip oIT the fwt. To remedy
tliis evil the
" COLCHESTER " RUBBER GO..
o?Ter n shoe with the inside of the heel lined w ill
rubber. This ehru-s to the shoe and prevents
tho Rubber from slipping off.
Call for tlio "Colchester"
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS
nd vou can walk, run or jump ia them.
I CURE
FITS!
men I say CTTM I do not mean inertly to
BtoD them tor a time, &od then iiave them ro*
turnmS. I M»A* A RADICAL CUiili
1 have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
! A life-long study. I warrant my remedy to
CUR* the worst ensos. Because others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure.
Eend at ones for a treatise and a FREE BOTTLE
ot my INFALLIBLE lU£mkdy. Give Express
and Post Office. It costs yon nothing for a
trial, and it will cure yoa. Address
H. O. ROOT, M.C., 183 P«m ST.. NEW YORK
WANTED—Agents to solicit orders for our
* choice and hardy Nursery si< k.
Steady Work For Energetic Temperate Men.
Salary and expenses or eomiiiisslon if prefer
, ed. Write at once. State Age, Address.
R. G. Chase & Co.'^SSS^IE 1^
A. J. FRANK Ac CO.
DKALHKS IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
AND CHEMICALS*
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICES,
SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, &c*
tf~ Physicians' Prescriptions carefullyicouj
pounded.
5 S. Mair Street, Butler. Fa.
Q WAMTEB
o a &m s sm ka?
to canvass for.the .sale of Nursery Stock. A full
line of leading specialties. Salary and expen
ses paid to successful mef>. No Experience
necessary. Write lor terms, stating a.r -.
[Mention tbls paper.) t'. 1.. BooTllliY
Nurseryman, East Paris.
Koehe ter. N. \
SALESMEN ZkZ
All that Is required is good ,11 * 1: -r rpv
character and willingness tniii BMI 111
work Write at onee to Kllnan-If AIfI |II
per A Harry. Rochester. N Y.,»f »«l! ILU
Jit. Hope Nurseries. Established 1-M
SOLID——
STEEL FENCE!
EXMNDEDMETfIL
CVT £E2?t£7 Kt:V SOMETHING NEW
?or RESIDENCES, CHuncMrs. c.EMFTERIES. Farms
QABOENS Gates Arbors, Window Guard*. TrtllKci,
Hrc-proof PLASTEIIINU LATH, BOOK Mils,
Ac. write for Illustrated Catalogue- mailed IreC
CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO
lilt Wnlrr SJ., l»itl»I»iii-«h. I»n.
vtrdluirb Men keep It. Give Uamc of this ba-jcr
PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE.
HANDSOME, IN DESTUI C Tlltl, 1
Cheaper thaa Wood.
attlioi.l cut* »M 00 Iron or » . ..<! I-u.u When .tin, i„r
trICM flic <Jo»oilly. Number ot IX,ubl.- it..l Bir.«lr,
? Wt *1" N"«r«tur. H«.v/ I,or, Kcoeior e.-. - tln#
■ table ritlln>>. Kirn Shutter. »uj UltL KSI'SI KS
Boor., an I Kalan;.. Rra.a an l Iroo Orlll. « IKE HOOK AMI
WINDOW BCKKI >'H at, 1 all tin !< of WIBI. « oiik.
TAVI.OIt A UI:A\,
201, 303 & 303 Market St., J'lttoburgh, Ta.
• A
N>wspaiH.r Adv. it iig ctitisuH |
LC iO & T\iO?AA.6,
/el A'.VXKIIMIO ACKIB,
It ia WMM suwt. CKIOACU. 1
I) ITT
t> U i
I \\ T 1.1 ire not tlio oldest >1 . EJ? TH
11 H house in Butler. Wi- I \ t We know our b'.i.-incf^.
" " -1— "are probably the j-ouiiir I' V -6
est.
11 tbe riehcM | ) | Jr 11 We've got enough to avoid
\ \ I"1 .house in Butler. j> I I the necessity nl' doing busi
aJ* V- _3_ ness on the"h«nd to-mouth'-
Imsis.
IU " \\T haven't got the larp. >i |)J"[ f a have a brand new one
yy | j'jj" jy niay bo u '" |j ; | that is right np to date.
1V 1"1 haven't gut the hire-t J') C JT S1 We admit that the length ol
\ \ room pi" any >h'.e |-\ | 8 the room hears no relation
* — J house in Butler; ours i ** v 1_ to the quality of the shoes
rather short. sold in it.
V. I *-r "["I haven't got the bigg-sf j )| rr flWe mean to sell our share of
\\ fi shoe trade in the world. |-C I 1 the tine-hoes handled by us.
» " -i wo never expect to J—' v_v JL
have.
VI. ITT" | 1 don't sell cheaper than | J "J" f Til We claim that the goods are
\ \ M \nybody else; on the I I i 8 fully worth the price.
" -■—"" contrary our price ■ are JL
the highest ruling
VII. ITTTldon't give credit. WeTJ F try to deal with our
1 1 1~1 .roust have tlie money r"x I 1 customers so as to make
* * *or the goods. "-* ' •*- them our friends.
VIII. ITT Vl want to see you .'ill | > g T r I Wo wish you to remouiber
\l |"1 .come and give us a trial, |~"C R 1 where we are located. l>o
* —■" and if goods are not just J—' "L- -1- not forget the number,
as represented we will
cheerfully refund you
your "money,
95 S. MAIN ST.
WILL REMOVE MAY IS!
BLACKMORE & (ill IK I!.
1890- :SPRING: -1890
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
AND TRIMMINGS.
New White Goods,
Embroideries, Laces,
Diimasks, Towels,
Napkins, Crashes,
Sheetings, Pillow Casings,
Ginghams, Prints, Tickings,
and all kinds of Domestic Goods.
New Spring Carpels,
Mattings, Oil Cloths,
Linoleum, Rugs, Matts,
Druggetts, Window Blinds,
Lace Curtains,
Poitiers,
And Stair Rods.
As always, we sow tbe largest and
FINEST ASSORTMENT
At the lowest prices at
Ritter & Ralstons.
BARGAINS in WATCHES,
Clocks,
Jewelry
And Silverware.
Finest slock of Sterling Silverware in the county and at prices
not to be equaled fur cash.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted, at
J .-R.-G-1 1-E= i=l {=■-S .
No. "1.0 Soutli Moill St., 'Sign of Kle. tkic Clock),
1 51JTLER, PA.
DIAMOND
LAUNDRY,
East Diamond - - Butler. Pa.
FIRST CLASS LAI NDBV WORK IN ALL
BRANCH KS. LACK CI UTAINS A
SPECIALTY. ALSO, CLKAK
ISO, DYEING AKD CAR
PKT CLKANINO.
.
(roods collected and delivered i
in all parts of the town.
ANDREWS & SHUTTLEWORTH,
PltOl'Kl KToltS.
FOR SALIi,
' LIEGISTEEED BEBKSHIR'
The prize winning Berks ne
Boar, TOM DODDS, IS, >•{,
Keaeon I'if selling, cannot use
ii i lci in hi'rJ. Also, extra
<_« H •»I i.iii pigs, either sex. sired
I> \ 'Join i'odds. Pedigrees
given with every sale and <>niir
anteed sis represented or money
refunded. Address, .
J. PARK HAYS,
Vrospect, fn.
I'iiiiTin sAIs.MIN to sell Nuiwry
itJanlLll >'<>ek. All Ooodß Warranted
■ All I 111 I'■'HtST-fLASS. ivrmauent
fIHIIILU pleasant, pro.'ltable positions
tortile rlirlit men'. tiopd w'larVs anil
I ,1.1 wpckly. I.lberal Imlucemcnt.Hto btgln
!:• rs. No previous experience neceiwar). < )ut
ill tree. Write for terms, (Tlvlns affi .
ell \HI i s 11. I'HASE. Nurseryman. Rocliester,
N. V. Mention Ujls paper.