[CARTERS
gf
CURE
Cfck Headache and relieve all the troubUa inci
dent to • bilious Matfl of the syWem. such as
Di&ineaa, Nausea. Drowsiness*. Put reus after
—tlnr Pain in tbe Bi<lfl, Ac While theff most
remarkable success has beta shown ID caring
SICK
Tlnartartr I yet C**nn'S LITTLE tiro PIU*
are equally valuable in Constipation, curio*
aad preventing this annoying complaint, while
(hay also correct all disorders of the omac+i.
stimulate the liver and regulate . .J ooweis.
Kan If they only cured
HEAD .
they would be almost priceless to those
who waiter from this distressing complaint:
hat fortunately their goodness does aot end
here, and those who once try them will And
*eee tittle pills valuable in so many ways that
fesy will not be willing to do without them.
But after all sick bead
ACHE
to the bane of so many Uvea that here is where
we make our great boast. Our pills cure It
while others do not.
Cuna'i Lrrru Lrvm PILLS are very small
aad very easv to take. One or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
aot gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
plaaae all wbo use them. In vials at Bcents;
if* for $1 Sold everywhere, or sent by mail
oans mncon co., H*W T«L
UIHL U foe, 2m! Price.
WHAT
4MTT'* 00NSUMFTI0H
OUUI I » SCROFULA
EMULSION OOTGHjP™
111 IDCC GOLDS
bunco Waiting Diseas#«
Wonderful Floah Producer
Many have gained one pound
per day by its nse.
Scott's Emulsion is not a se
cret remedy. It contains the
«ti mulcting properties of the
Hypophosphites and pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil, the po
tency of both being largely
increased. It is used by Phy
sicians all over the worlcL
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all Di~iiggi*t».
SOOTT h BOWITE ' • N. T.
n CATARRH
Cream
Gives Relief
COLD IS HEAD
Hay Fever
fiof a Liquid,
or Powder.
Free from fnjuri U.SA. |
OtlS IhflJM luul fm WF*
offensive Odor*. 1 m fcfc w t
A. partible of the rtalm is v> >ll -1 m
nostril. Is agreeable to use ;int is quickly nn
sorbod. effectually cle.- rising the nasal pa.«ea(je.-
ef catarrhal virus, causing health} secretions.
It allays pain and tntlr mmatian. protects the
membranai linings or tin- head from additional
colds, completely heals the sores and restore*
the seuse of taste anil smell. Beneficial result--
are lealued by a few applications
A THOSoruil THE 4TMHNT WIL«- CURB.
Price !>0 cents at, druggists; bv rnali, register
•<l. on cents, Circulars sent free.
CLV BROTH Kits, Uruggltt*. or, Waircu St..
S. Y.
( starrh i« *ot ■ Kloi.d Ulseane.
No matter wliat parts it may Uti iil> t T •< t, ca
tarrh always starts In the head, end u.
th" ueail. Tli-'n' uno mystery ot tue origin ol
tlilH dreatlful
eold. One or the kind that i, sur to »>e Ijettei
In a few days." Thousands of victims know
fcow It Is oy tad experience. Ely'» < 'ream Halm
cures colds HI the head aud catarrii In all <»«
•ta^'es.
DOCTORS LAKE
km I PRIVATE DKPENSAJiY.
OFFICES, 328 PEKN AVE.,
* —PITTSBURGH,
All forms of DellraM and Com
plicated i>i«iiacs ri quiring CuNri
demtial aud bcikjiiiric Jledic*-
4cn are treated at this Dis|«nury with a suitress
rarely attained. Dr. aK. Lake is a member or the
Bojru Coll me of Phydclnci and Surgeona, aod ia
Ibe oldest and moat experienced Br cialiht Id tba
aity. Special aiu-nllon g ten to Noi-yous Di bUltj
from exeeatire mental exertion, 1 iliacn.:!ons ot
7"atb 4r., causing phys'cal and mental d> cay, lack
•f energy despondency, etc.: also Cancers, Old Sores,
FIU-Pile., Rheumatism and all d aeaaea of the Skin,
Blood, Lung 1 *, Urinary Organs. Ac. Consult* Sun
free and atxicUj confidential. (MBee boum'j to 4 snd
7 toJj>- m-; Sundays 2to4p. m. only. Call at office
I.K.LiXX.II. D..M.R.C.P.S. or E. J. Lake. M. f>
m
is»i
i'lKi.Al'Kt I'illA.l'A. *..» «oc ow-r. no operation
or !• rtul Of UxjJM Tru.H UU mi I s |il >tiiiiiUC(*d io
eutaOk- :>y <>tlior» wa.iUM. .s v » r.»r ' n«• iiar.
• CURE wUAhANTEEO. , .
SUPERFUOOUS HAIR I
On th« tanali face,
hair on the fore*
h«ad, neck, none,
arms,
maa's
cheeks above the
beard line aod be- /£&
tween theeyebrowa /
destreyed forerer J 1 *
Needle
•02 Tenn avenae)
Velni of the Nos^
heaJs, Liver Spots
and all diseases and blemishes of the skin,
complexion, hair and scalp snccessfnlJy
treated by Dr. Van Dyck. The Doctor has
had 20 years' experience in the practice of j
his specialty, and numbers among his pa- !
tlents oar most prominent families. If yon i
are alllieted with any of the above blemishes, |
avoid patent medicines and consult Dr. Van <
Dyek at once. Special term* to all who make '
cngageineutetthis month. Book free. Engage
ments can be made by mail. Call on oraddresa
Dr J. Van Dyck, 40 N. 11th street, Philadel
phia, or Penn avenue, Pitt»barifh, Fi- j
Honrs tf_to 1 and 2to 7; Mondays, 10 to «.
PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE.
HANDSOME, IND'ISTV' !T" '.
Cbcnper u '
IHiiip
Th« above cut >tiv*i Pic«r» Pm „ #llJt . af f _ Bn , a
■misc.) ™» b« bw4 oa I on o, V It , . 1-r!, ~ ',£* l
.^ v * Q»»auiy, Ku.»l>cr oi u«t»- |» u i w..
wanted. W* alao Vaaef<ietur« I'vavy iron K. n<-oa rrrat-nc'
5«»bl« Flltiag., Fire Hhatfr. an.l CIUK (>;],.
n—' r ». and K.lilnrv Bra.. »n4 lr a Orlll-, n t- IXIUK ami
WWDOW SCUIKXa. ud all klu .s .f WlhV. WOBk.
TAYLOR 6c
Ml. 203 « 205 Market St., Pittsburgh. Pa.
■wsomso* .tiL "T\ :
u'lL*l i Am'-
VlflvS'Hai I unoo»ia«rd. •«.! to itifro«ta<-«*our
Mr j ■|U |
ti&ti ■* J,;. TlMtw.
rnnlnr of thla a'l«"r*S»<iti*n'
*cos<- Tho iwlluwisf mt give* tb* ai»p«».r»ii'.n «» »» r«"lu«
about thr flfHefb part of Uabilk. It i« n grand dnublo «•*< twjt
■cao«,•• lanr'-«• tor.try Wo will aiaucbo* »l.owyna
□ IE3 IE OITIZE3ST.
*~MISCELI.ANEOrS-
You Should Have a Change of
Shoes.
Probably the best reason that can be ad
duced lor giving the shoes a rest occasion
ally ia the fact they have a chance to be
come thoroughly dry. This is to be re
commended both as a sanitary measure
and as a preservative of the leather.
Whenever possible, every person should
have at least two pairs of outdoor shoes j
and wear them on alternate days. The
moisture from the air and pavements in
wet weather and the dampness from the
confined feet penetrate the leather, and
in bed-chamber* where there is but little
warmth the shoes do not become thorough
ly dry between night and morning.— Shoe
and Leather Reporter.
—lf yon want to prevent typhoid fever,
or if you feel as if you were going to have
the chills and fever, take Laxador. Price
25 cents a package.
"Helen's Babies." This work is ac
knowledged to be the best selling article
in the bookstores. Druggists, however,
say that Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup sells better
than any other remedy. It is always re
liable.
—lce machines are now made for fami
ly use.
"■WHEN worries and troubles surround you,
Don't fret.
Go to work!
Tou will always have trouble around you,
Yon bet! "
If you shirk.
The man who is busy his worry forgets,
His mind isn't harassed by thoughts of his
debts,
And the harder he works the more happy
he gets,
Till he's gay as a Turk."
—A good sharp appetite and good
digestion are given by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Take it now.
—A writer in the Wien. Med. li'chn >o
tehr. states that a boil may be aborted by
simpiv scraping the skin over the threat
ened seat of invasion with a scalpel until u
drop or two of blood exudes on pressure.
—Hope springs eternal in the New York
er*' breasts. They Rtill dream of finding a
way to stand the world's fair egg on end.
—A Philadelphia!] stopping at a Atlan
tic City hotel has bo thoroughly memorized
the bill of lare that he started off the other
night to repeat it instead of his prayers
before retiring.
—Divided waists are an outgrowth of
the eccentric waists garniture of the last
deacon. One-half the waist may be of one
color or material and the other of another;
l>nt the.v leave an impression of loudness.
—An Ohio man drank ten and a half
quarts of cheap brandy in four days, lie
is now dead. If fce had been a Kentucky
man the chances are that be would be feel
ing ten years younger.
—Ladies who bite thread are slowly
committing suicide. Most silks are soaked
in acetate of lead, which is a deadly poison.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tb« JLcrrot:— Please inform your readers
that I hare a positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By lta timely use thousands of hopeless
M« have been permanently cured. I shall be glad
to a*nd two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who hare consumption if they will
•end me their Lxprrfis and P. O. ad.lre«a. Respect
fully, T. A. BLOCUH, M. C., 16i Pearl Bt. S. V.
—The man who goes to bed with the
Isirk usually gets up with a bark.
—lt is the people bo think the least
about happiness tha'. know the most ai>oul
it.
—lt is the newsp writer who ucver
tails to gel an nikliug übu! is going ou
in the world.
I'iTK.— All Ills stopped iree by I»r KHae's
Ureal Serte Restorer No Ms alter lii"-t uu.y's
use. Marvelous cures Trean-e ai a $-»• irlnl
tk,ltle free to Hi Cadi* Sen., to in. u;i .• ;.:tl
\rcli M., f'hli'a, fa.
-Even in the coldest weather the law
'•-'•.»ker feeln (Hlliged r«" keep si K I f.,r • ~
g< g .1 mil- 11, ji
i; a tMilnr dies in a lit iii» l:v-t
t' I- - mat l»! -ai.l t<> !»• m tilting cltirile
i- career.
•/. xtinip v 5.
... r-ii'i.-'i .»» belli »• M-.r. r.
... * til. • »:«. ' 'ter -ii - si,.' :< t
VI .ir. • I 'IUVi iu' tiou 1-
•r. t>,e mewu, eu'«. I•> th.'f" *li<> li. K,
h»- will cheerluilv fi.-nd {?r»-p I'l ehtir;;. ts
• ••>! v «! tlit jire-i-riptii. . wiieb l! ev
*r,l He i a - ire -rure i r i ■ <U" 1 ' e
bt'»i:irrh, '»•••. -r. -i. i . it
.. • luu. M >1- ; i•- '.I!
- " «') * =" « "r'«
■ h«. < - ■ e H.. Pr . r U . ... . ,
• •>t ll.en. not Mm; ..,.1 II ...» I• r...
tear, »itl .lire . 1 im.v.;.' •
'I ii>.'.N, \\ Ku.ks < "ii • • -v
Vork.
—lVrhups the saddest -iglil on eartli i-<i
won. in trying in lo < cure
—V.Hi never .an tell 1i...- i v.,
w;il iu" .-ii !..r fii i husba : 1 !■ . its
hi her Veil.
—lt is easy fur a mail to say of his dead
enemy, on whose head bo has poured coais
of fire, "Peace to hisa»hes "
MEMORY
Mind wandering cured. Books learned
in one re* "ing. Testimonials from all
parte of the globe. Proapoctua FOST
Wit, tent on application to Prof.
A. Loiaetie, 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
STOPPED FREE
VSv Af-srvrlaus lucctt*.
! j In - 1 oicni Ktstiirr J
i tis &
; '«Ti " ™ NL-RVEREBTO9ER
fejg ' *" *» v r*/ TN .'v N five !>ISP A s*s Only snrr
Aff'tlfnt Fits hp*>'piy, tie.
T.i IB it if uken at direct#; I A'» /r/*
y#; rr< I- "T Tf+\v.r an-1 s■» tHal (rce t»»
<• r*.- •• 'Mjr'f.if •.•.hafjfatnul ' »be'
• • t x ,* ,
DIAMOND
LAUNDRY,
Ea<>i Li.iminu - - cutler. Pa.
First Class Lai-ndbv Wouk i.v ai,l
BttAScnKn Lack Curtains a
SPKC! ALTV. ALSO, I'LKAN
ist>, Dyking ani> Car
put (,'LKAMNU.
<1 fl- «:..i|ecti(l .Hill l\(il«j
in I' parti- •I ti <• .wi
;V r ■■dtj K 0 ' :t
Tli»* BUtiuM ">lll
lii s i:t. r •. 1
fL- >■-«»■ « <■>
'l. i JS : I' >•!.-,
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--tlicreto. Mil • • the
Itsrn fur a term «>l M> u-u» i. lur
scllii jr ih that I wich t« ilev«>u-mi uiic ntmu
tu niher liusini'SK.
ALFRED WICK
ISEKTS WAIITEO^r^w-^VuV'm^;-.
H W«tunU 7 . «m. l h.ll, K. Y.
SAMPLES. SAMPLES.
"Special Prices in Footwear.
Grand Sample & Mid-Winter
Sale
OF
AN ENTIRE STOCK
OF
WARM GOODS, HEAVi GOOES, ETC.
Having juet received a larpe 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 aud which will be
eold at a yery small margin. I have also on baud a big lot of \\ inter Goods
which will be sold during this sale at a great reduction. Among these a e
75 cases Men's, BOJB' and Youths' Kip Boots. A big line of Arctics and
Alaskasand woolen goods of all descriptions. Slippers felt shoes wool
shoes, with or without leather foxing, and also a biff line of Holiday Goods.
But it can't be helped, considering the sort of weather we have been having,
no snow, but a constant mud, and uoder tbe?e circumstances wool goods
and heavv boots can't be sold at a margin, but we will will take it as it
comes if the season is against us. We will not hold these goods, >ut se .
them for whatever they wi 1 bring—this is the method we have mapped < ut
with the anti-backward season Bale. I also intend starting East in a few
days and will put my whole attention to lowering the stock preparatory to
starting on my Eastern trip—so read carefully each item—note the price an
the first time you visit Botler call around and see me. whether you wish to
j buy or not. But after you examine my prices you are sure to buy, .or you
cannot resist the bargains. lam offering , ~.
35 cases Men's Kip Boots at $1.50 and upwards; 25 cases K, P
Boots at $1.25 and opwards; 15 cases Youths' Kip Boots at SI.OO and up
wards; Ladies' fine sample sLoes, ranging in prices from $1 2:i to *3 0( ; 8
dozen Woman's calf shoes, warranted waterproof, at $1 2o; 70 pairs cbli "£
calf shoes, solid leather tip, at 90c. and $1:300 pairs Men's calf and Dun
shoes, in botton, lace and Cong., at $1 25 to $2.00 Any of these shoes fully
worth from $1 75 to $2.00. Child's school shoes, bee r spring heel, tip- or
plain toe, at 65c. to 75c. Call and examine, whether on wt«b to .uy or
not. 25 cases Men's Rubber Boots at reduced prices Men's working shoes
in a gcod Brogan, Creemors or a good Buff Balmoral, with solid ta P s - a " a
for the glass house trade we have a solid brogan, hob nails, clinket h^®' 8 >
which cannot be beat for wear and comfort Gill ahd see these shoes e
price will be a great inducement for you to buy. Shoemakers' supplies o
ail kinds. Three brands of leather. A full stock Sheffiel sole leather.
Charles Simon's French kips, Levan calf, etc , etc. Zinc, rubber soling,iron,
Swede iron, and all nails suitable for shoemaking. Shoemakers tools ot ai
kind. Send for our price list and see our prices.
Rubber Goods o fall Kinds.
Boston, Woonsocket, Candee and Colchester Boots and Shoes at low
prices Medium, knee and hip rubber boots. A large line of Mens ne
dress shoes, manufactured by the leading factories ot the Eastern market,
cut from any material desired Kangaroo, Cordovan, Porpoise, trench calf,
etc.. Machine, Acme and hand wells. . -
When visiting Butler, drop in and examine the well-known makes ot
shoes which I will sh .w vou Should you not desire a pair ot these at
present, don't stay away but call and select for yourself a fine pair ot shoes
for fu'uro footwear. T have also on hands 4 dozeu of my o»vn make. >ox toe,
p-gged, and fine dress ,boes which will also be sold during this sale, very
cheap At till times a full stock of my own make, box toe boots, loug leg,
hand sided and hand pegged. Also the celebrated Gokey boot, in box or
nlain toe. ,
This sa'.e will last for six wfeks. as about that time or two weeks pre
vious our Spring sto< k will begin to arrive aud the above method we have
mapped oat for this special clearance sale.
Trusting you will ail visit my store and secure a share of the bargaius
I am offering. Boots and Shoes mad«? to order.
Repairing, either iu leather or rubber goods, done on very short nonce
Mail orders will receive same attention as if brought iu persou.
A box ol fine leather free on application,
Yours truly,
JOHN BIOKEL,
22 S. Main St. - - B"t!er, Pa
BUT
—■ -i-■..-wnaaaaouuwK.
I % 1 TTlw not th« "'Jest shoo jI i TT B V ,
VV H hous.- in 15t.i1.-r. W«• j< I j B Wis kiwiv nur Imsmo.
▼ t -l_J.irc probably tho young- *- * " —' *
l!Xt.
"■ 1i n lar« not the rii lii-st slim- StI"T f | VVo've got ruuiipli avoil '
VV M house 111 I!utier, |"C I I the nei<>>*ity of" doing lmsi
It j-J J.*P v_y Hess on thi'"h»nd to-mouth'-
basin.
111 11 T i.'t got th.- largest I > I Jf 11 We have n brand new one
Y\ k; 11 mn v be J[ that i* right up to
1 \ V% 7 I 1 haven't got the largest f) I TT I We admit that the length ol
v\/ -tore room of a.iv shoe I"v B i I the room bears no relation
» » 1J ;|I , UV . i„ liuller; our.-i-J *V. -I to the quality of the shoes
rather short, sold in it.
V 4 1t 1 n i got ihe biggest I "JT "T" We mean to sell our share o
VV shoe trade m the world, Ia I I I the line shoes handled by us
* t J we never exoeet to-* —"
have.
VI. \\T I~>lon't sell cheaper than | > k fT\l We claim that the goods are
Yy' IH any body else; on the | I I g Hilly worth the price.
t V J —•'contrary our prices are-®—' -™~
the highest ruling
VII \TTT7ldon't give credit. We I \ITf 1 try to deal with our
Y Y nniNt have the money I - * I I cuslouiers so as to make
T ▼ J_J, ir the goods. them our friends.
VIII. VlTT7^ want '•* Hc<! }'°" a " B > B Tf I IWe wish you to remember
VV H .come undgive usa trial, l"\ I I E where we are located. I>o
t t jf are not just-* V—- ;l -M not forget the number,
as represented we will
cheerfully refund you
your money,
95 S. MAIN ST.
(,_ _o
BLACKMORE & GRIEB,
TWO < IfOI« t- M IIOOI.S.
a ,OOKE HALL.
For irU gfd Younq Ladies.
• r'' Media
Academy,
F; ioys. and Young ft* n
IfN C SHORTLID6E, A M
H•: .\f ■ i»uRADi' \ !"«•: i
MEDIA, I A (Mciir I'hitadelpliiu.)
TO MEN
Buffering from the rtTecte of yontbful error®, narljr
decay. waetintf wcakneaa, lo*t manhood, etc., 1 will
ftend a valuable tr tat i*<W sealed; containing full
particular* for ljnrne cur*. FREE chArgo. A.
aplendid ined;« al work ; ahouKl i>o read by overjr
zu*n who IM nervous and dcMlitated. Addreaa,
Prof. F. C. FOWLLU, jUoodui, Conn*
Win. F. Miller.
-
\l;imit;«vurer of
Stair Rails,
Balusters,
and Newel-posts.
' yAll kinds of woort-turoluK douo to order, also
r»'<>>rati-rl Hint Carved ivuort-wurK. siicli UM
! Casing. *'omer hUicks, Panel* and all km-lv Of
fancy wood-work lor In-dde decoration of
houses.
("A 1,1, ANI» SKK S.V M PI.KS.
Souetblnu new and attractive. Aluo
FUENITDHE
at iownst'tdiiih l»u«!es.
Store h? No. 4<», N. Main Ktre*et.
Factory ;it No. N, Wanning on strec?i
81/Ti.KU. I
Annual Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures cf Butler
Couuty for the Year 1889.
Amounts Collected and Due from Collectors—County Tax.
> S I "3 ' S3
- * 2 9
® S O ~ I
year' DISTRICTS. COLLECTOR. 53 I £ | : ®
188." Harmony boro F Z Shaffer 5* "5 00 375 21 64
1880 Brady twp John Staff. 14 81,
Butler boro G W Zemler 77 87 52 63
Butler twp M D afford 25 00 132 38 03
m 7 (ira.lv • I W Moore 123 001 3 12: 647 60 01
Cherry O I* Campbell 30 49: . 24 50
I Clay Jeff Stoner 287 OC' 27 19 26 95
Clearfield F C Meßride 181 3' 9 54
Centre W Pan I ham us 183 27 8 84 18 59
Dodksl John Ritzart 17 20 10 90
Franklin J B Stevenson 3d 7i*| 88j 1 9-1
Mercer A Currie 133 591 j 7 03
Parker .1 M Shira __ i 10 oo| 5; j .
Summit Jacob Reott ! 47 21> 2 49
Butler boro G W Zeigler. j 109 18, 112 96, 54^
Miilerstown " E Hough 3 3o;
Petrolia " M Daly 35 00 138 10 86
18S8. Adams two C B Irvin 525 (Hi 33 63j 27 63 11 16
Allegheny 1 J Jolly 673 03 75 03 ; 30 It-
Buffalo M Kelly 108 48 6 03| 5 71,
Butler Jas Cri-well 28 68 27 14; 1 slj
Bradv T J Badger 495 00 | 26 05 270 37
Connoquenessing Win Iletcher 100 01 j 526 124 18
Concord . G W Moser , t>o9 33 60 20 32 07
Cherrv " Jos Kenenhan 501 47 63 1!| 27 86.
fljiv J M Thompson 446 28 23 25 23 4!' 279 20
nearer:::::::::::.::., t p Mcßnde 125 <o 658 107 88
Centre.. C Johnston 200 00 31 59 10 53 160 37
Donegal John Ritzart 60 00 j 3 lt> 12 24
Franklin . J B Stevenson ' 300 (i 0 8 93, 15 79 64 46
Fa* view ::z I j Campbell 421 42 44 81; 22 18
For Van' A Dumbaugh 96 21 515 506
Jackson...::::::::: M un^ r M«» 27« 3*.
I r.ancaster I Germer 44 34 828 2 3.1
Middlesex Harvey Cooper Mil, 1 0o ; 69
Muddvcreek... J S Myers 124 0C 653 206 61
Nfercer ACuirie 202 ,r ! 13 B.* 219 91
Marion N Mortland 23 86 70; 1 52
Oak and J MRobb 50 00| 44 90' 263 74 74
Parker J M Shira 233 82 13 65; 11 75
L B Dodds 80 00 ,4 21 25 05
Slipperyrocit {osiah Adam, 455 76 29 08, 23 99
Jacob Reott ' 4' 49 37 o<
Vmimso •• Jos Fakun 435 (0 92 22 22 89 143 58
Wa'hiueton".". Herman Seaton 296 00 99 58 15 58 199 43
Worth GH Taylor 1 ,95 63
Butler ' boro RC McAboy 499 ,u 43 41 26 38
Centreville " W Henry Wilson 14 86! 608 78
Evans City " Havid Barto -2 31 1 l,j
Fairview " s Lki -4 4o 1 2.<
Harmony » A H Wilson 139 77 23 39 736
(I .rrisville " I lew -O 41 394 134
Karns City " M J King 70 OC| 9 30, 368 31 26
Millerstowu " C F Aldinger
Petroiia " M Daly 60 00 I 3 It. 22 03
I'roeuect " Reuben Sbaner 197 B.> 11 65 10 41
Portersville " 1 H Kinsey 130 57 366 687
Sunbury " w 11 Tinker 65 8:! 3 46
Sa-.onburg " 1 Sachs 41 4t 218
Zelienople •• A Phillips 30S 91 19 96 16 24
Total $lO 290 02|l 185 76 624 87 2 183 29
Amounts Collected and Due from Collectors—State Tax.
m| > I W r TJ BS
tt 5 H a so
- 3 . o "»
» s ? ! O
•I 2 ] 0
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. | j T j *
: r - g : ! •
1887 Cherry twp O P Campbell $ 50 01 £ 2 63
Centre W Palhemus 16 82 j 89
Frankl n J B Stevenson 79 , 04
Mercer A Currie 9 85 ! 52
Butler boro G W Zeigler 148 58 7 83!
Miilerstown " E Hough j 646 j 34;
Petrolia 11 M Daley 15 00 79 $ 3 08
Sazonburg " Wm Sehroth 20 42 sll 26 108
Zelienople " A W Phillips 950 50
1888 Adams twp C R Irvine 1 ( > 85 53 89 :
Allegheny f J Jolly 11"!' 180 62
Brady T J Badger 16 00 84
Clay T M Thompson 1 53 72 2 83
'Clearfield T P Meßride 84 37
Mercer A Currie 1 42 30
Parker J M Shira 24 91 1 31
Summit lacob Reott 26 78 60 141
Venango Jos Eakin 13 95
Washington Herman Seaton 16 11
Worth G R Taylor.. : 43 14
Centreville boro W Henry Wilson 1 960 51;
Fairview " S Ekis 42 85 2 25
Harmony " \ H Wilson 13 51; j 71!
Hairisvilie " I Pew 1 80 43 j 4 23;
Karns City " M J King ! [ 10 87
Miilerstown " C F Aldinjjer ; 1267 63
Petrolia " M Daley 25 00 1 31
Prospect " Reuben Shanor 375 300 2(1
Sunbury " W II Tinker 7 32 ; 39;
Zelieuople " A W Phillips 27 15 ; 1 43:
Total $637 09 sl6 66 $29
* Marked thus, paid ofl'aiiico settlement.
Amounts Collected and Due from Collectors of Co. Tax for 1889.
> P3 ns 33
3 H 2 86
o r
j 2 5 ; $ I §
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. ■ % |. 1 *
A.UII.S L t 942 (K»i 34 48, 28 89 839 13
Vllethetn 1.1 .lolly 760 00 21 48 978 27 11 455 65
flllffab. M Knily 15(19 .hJ 58 60 14 98 34 59 238 30
Butler Jo* t 'riswell 1028 00 20 85 37 99 357 01
Itra.iy Thos Bad-er 500 00 26 85 10 2n 570 41
Clintm: Isniab M.Call 1620 CO 90 15 14 IS 49 17 27 81
C<ll CI. Shannon 1133 O'l 34 75 38 5w 210 93
Cooc id G W M.j-i-r 766 17 23 59 3 I* 26 17 630 25
Cherry L L Sti-vetis .ii 85.5 On 2t> 32 ','9 21 553 03
("ranhi Iri Fred linehn 1545 (Hi 80 29 369 31 2D 12 47
CUv Faphia Wc.Michael 1202 70 43 II 37 43 305 91
Clearfi. :i I B McDevitt 8;5 00 20 14 '"1 28 328 52
("en TIN* DQ Miller 1125 00 41 91 232 3J 43 83 58
Donegal John lliiziri 1225 (Hi 43 7i 38 37 103 06
Franklin AD W< :ze! 630 Oti 28 46 16 07 775 07
Fairview IM McColl si|«h 1375 00 46 99 41 17 97 4.1
Fi.rwi.i l (' Cowan 1100 00 59 08 22 45 507 61
Jefferson I E
Jacks.. 11 John Banc 1246 70 61 58 24 45 305 85
U..CI ter I Rice 1112 0(1 42 96 32 74 143 27
"\ii .dl.tex fob(1 Browu ... 1716 00 40 60 65 96 51 87
Mil 111. cr.-~ (.eo Magei 1100 Oti 59 08 19 72 22 45 55 60
Mercer A Currie [ 300 00 16 3s 92s 452 59
M-.ri iu Ills Bailey 1(MH) Oil 53 70 20 40 202 48
Oakiaad I M Rob I. ►soo 00 42 9ti 16 33 518 96
Park, r W A Keliv 900 00 32 22 28 00 492 03
1 Vim Jus Rankin j 1111 84 26 85 43 45 463 48
Slippery rock Neyuian Christie 1154 (HI; 4.i 86 ; 33 22' 550 52
Summit I! Haldauf 1154 00! 33 83 40 44 231 20
»Winfie)d .. Wm Denny 950 (M. 51 02, 19 39 301 14
Washington Herman Seaton 1187 00 42 27 37 11 310 /1
Worlb W G McCiytuoudu j 1190 00 4) 61 35 IS 338 19
M F Hi,-gins 670 00 16 11 16 88 24 33 577 66
Butler boro RC McAboy 4805 00 258 06 98 06 3484 51
Centreville 41 J P MeQuiatou 314 69 17 06 485 973
Evans City " H McClelland 234 (HI 998 832 99 17
♦ Fairview " A C Gibson 117 00 635 362 75 72
Harmonv " AII Wilson 401 66 10 90 22 70 16 94
Harrisvi'iie " J S Pew W2 54 990 49f 565 102 42
Karns City " <> W Uoweu 145 42
Miilerstown E M Jenkins 186 42 10 12 577 202 96
Petrolia " M Daley 181 27
Prospect " J W Shaffer..... 181 00 621 641 703 78 02
portersville •' I H Kinsey 80 00 434 247 124 06
Sunbury " lames Pryor 101 33 550 213 90 05
*3axonburg " .... F Baunian 400 00, 21 70 • 12 37 647
Zelieuople " .... Jacob Kaullman 516 70 28 04 798 15 98
total $42115 75 1720 81 132 25,1229 28 16033 77
* Marked thus paid off since settlement.
Stale Tax Collected and Due from Collectors for 1889.
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DISTRICTS. COLLECTOR. % \ ,|- T !
• 3j ; ! •
Adams . ~ iLMcCaudlew $ 111 00 596 U 2 27, 38 29
Allegheny J J Jolly ! I 1 44 33
8uffa10..... M Kelly ! 46 00 96, 697 191 838
Butler Jos Criswell 77 87
Brady Thos Badger 57 00 306 116 35 77
Clinton Isaiah McCsll 51 58 lis 201
Coilnonueiiehsitig .C I', Shannon 66 00 247 199 538
Concord G W Moser 20 83 1 12 43
Cherry I. L Stevenson 42 88 134 145
Cranberry Fred
Clay Japhia McMichael 45 00 242 92 17 59
Clearfield I B McDevitt 75 00 134 314 13 30
Centre D Mi11er.................. 67 26 40
Donegal 101.11 Itilzart 200 (H> 10 74 408 21 12
Franklin A l> Weitzel 27 00 1 45 55 55 50
Fairview I M McCollough 13.1 79 134 30 6 6«»
Forward C Cowan 200 00 10 74 408 194 23
Jefferson I A Mon tag 150 00 8 06, 306 10 36
Jackson John Bame 93 82 5 (II 1 91
Lancaster I Rice 100 00 537 204 20 78
'Middlesex lohn Brown 72 00 386 1 47 31 46
Mudilj creek George Mageo 40 48
Mercer J A Currie 20 00 1 06 41
M iriou lames Bailey 40 00 210 82 423
Oak lank I M Robb 100 00, 537 20i
Parker W A Kelly 16 00 86 33 64 26
las Rankin 278 16 . 9 13j 9 16
Slippt-ryrock Nevinan Christley 65 00 349 . 133 38 89
Sutiiin 11 II Bal iauft" 70 01 3 76 1 43
Wi«.field W Denny 162 55 2 68 (J 94
Washington Herman Seaton. 12(1 ("0 641 245 267
Worth W<i McClymonds.. . . 75 Oil 26s 234 20 51
Venong M F lliguina 25 (Hi 134 f.l 3 t»4
Butler boro K ( McAboy 850 0O 45 65 17 34 121 53
Centreville Jl'
Evans City 'I Met lelland 50 00 271 1 s(i 24 12
Fairvi.-w A((. i 1.50u.................. 56 (Hi 304 I*3 19 02
Harmony AII Wilson 4() 3o 1 3ti 390 15s
Harrisville I H I'* w 280 03 15 19 866
Karns ( ity O W llrowii 13 88
Miilerstown E M Jenkins 220 11 11 94 681 129 64
I'etrolia U Daley 41 81
Prospect I w Shatter 45 95 189 \6J
Portersville ' " Kmsey 19 84 1 08 ' 6i
Sunbury 'as I'rj r 18 (H> 9S 56 II H)
•Saxoniiurg Itauinan M» (Hi 4 (.7 266 68 78
Zelienople Kaufiman 142 17 669 150 480
total $1364 99 $204 25,517 29 117 69 1205 7S
Marked thurt jiaid oil siuce .settlcuicut.
Unseated Land Account.
I Q i School Koafl Poor
c £ 5 £ £ S c £ 1 pi =
DISTRICTS. I : I SgJS ?§<*•£. 2*
• Cfc «• «o * <£. 5 *0
i Allegheny 15 52 v. 44 29 44 64 45 12 27 12 72 2W>2 4C 240 2 «*■
I Butler 272 2 7-' | . r, 4;
! Brady 7 i> 7 ox
Butler Doro 53 1* 42 136 11 42 IX. t6l 4CI 7*. 10 30 1 S .*>
Clinton I' \ 19 ; -
Cherry 12 4!' 12 4K 4 88 4
Centre 31 75 si 23 18 10; ua > 0 .v. 2 13 11 4* •*. 4; 4 -jc 2S 4.' 12«
Claj _
Cunnoqnenesing 3 .3 3 o .c C 7-
Clearfl.-ld 1* _ I* ,v
Concord s3l a* • 3oi •»> 2 V' »u- j- ... 1 .. . 1' ■ i
Donegal 103 4U3 234 403 2 M 402 ISO .4 » ... y
Forward. 11 12 | 11 12 s .v, g V! '
Fairvlew slO I 6« 3er y>2 .0 9:* 270 co !W , t H
Marion 637 Boj 352 12 1." 1 'JO 1•» '. 1 , u >|
Oakland 31 20 ".a! 35 62 472 20 :;l 7.■ 27 ... 1 : 12 M 1". Kill MI
I'arkor 13 20 87 77. » o>. 87 75 29 00 12 le, 0 8.» is lc :<2 9 10 ic ;rj ;■ v ,
Summit 735 S3 88 630 30 tc 11;. 1
IV nn I 1 20 13a
Slipperyroek : 1 or. 00 10 1 i*>
YenangO 13 » 19 db 114S, 33 98 •• s!'. 300 1. 14:' 151 SOU
Washington 1125 83 01 10 >4 85!W >• 61 77 I 2 I'.' 77 M 2 (■.' 32 7- "21 32 75 311 !
Worth 140 626 U' 1 626 1 . («. " 1
WlnOeld _ 74. 743 29 70 2$ 70
Jefferson 70 47 47 2- 15 43 S8 15 I
llarrlsvtlle boro 3 15 3 15 1 23 1 2.;
MUletStOWn 18 80 I>HO Il>l 14 81 C 63 663
Falrveiw 770 12.14 20 90 13 14 20 Of 81 SMI 81 3 •*> 2 - 1«» 23 150 -
Prospect 1 75 1 75
Fetrolia 1 70 4 50
Saxonburg 2 4<; ; 2 64
Total. .. 187 04 381 62 197 02 211 53 467 51.104 >.2171 «> 112 19 ! 120 53 V>7 07 42 27 161 10 78 1
Assessment and Levy tor 1890,
State and County Tax.
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DISTRICTS. j "F I
! =_ I
Adams twp $ 82 $ 1 844 50
Allezheny "*-4 33 1 -"4 02
Butler 77 87 1 4 1 9 S5
Buffalo (, 4 12 1 855 62
Brady 96 99 1 10 " 46
Clinton , '4 77 1 "'1 61
Clav 65 93 1 589 15
Centre -7 13 1 286 24
Clearfield 92 78 1 183 94
Cherry 45 67 1 464 16
"5 74 1 417 26
Cranberry 77 !*> 1 614 74
Concord 22 38 1 44:) 66
Donegal 235 94 I 410 21
Forward 4*39 05 1 689 17
Fairview 144 09 1 573 59
Fauklin 84 50 1 449 59
Jefferson 171 48 1 '26 41
> Jackson 100 17 1 638 58
Lancaster 128 19 1 330 94
1 Marion 47 20 1 277 58
Middlesex 108 79 1 87;■ 43
Mercer 42 61 7<B 75
Muddycreek 40 48 1 256 85
Oakland 141 63 1 378 25
Penu 297 45 1 645 62
Parker .... 81 45 1 452 25
1 Summit 75 20 1 459 47
Slipperyrock 108 71 1 783 60
Venango 29 89 1 204 88
Washington 131 56 1 577 09
\Vinfi«ld 172 17 1 321 65
Woith 100 53 1 608 96
Butler boro, Ist w 162 85 1 601 99
•' " 2d w 89 83 2 152 22
» " 3d w 325 92 2 080 82
'« «' 4th w 306 38 1 348 90
« " sth w 150 20 1 461 81
Centreville boro 21 23 346 33
Evaus City " 78 39 341 47
Fairviow " 79 79 202 69
Harmony " 47 20 455 22
Harrisville " 303 88 305 49
Karne City '• 13 88 145 42
Millerstown " 368 50 405 28
Prospect " 48 55 278 70
I'etrolia " 41 81 191 27
Portersville " 21 57 210 87
SaxOßburg 162 11 440 41
Sunbury " 31 34 200 01
Zelieuople " 155 16 560 72
Total 5 962 21 s6l 525 63
Bridge Account.
.1 II Morrow, repiilrlmj. Moon bridge... 13 3ft
Joseph prtttaln, repalrfng Henry
brittle 80
I David Jiekaon. repairing Kelly bridge HOO
John Gallagher, repairing Allen bridge l Oo
Adam Dumbaugh, Inspecting Snyder
1 brldee 4
David Kelly, repairing Snyder bridge. .. W ;■0
Jolin Sproul. repairing Anandale bridge 300
George H (JraUain. repairing Lyman
croup bridge 3 uo
Harvey Thompson, cleaning Sprlngdale
bridge 2 00
! A J Evans, repairing Hulil bridge 1 <*>
.1 H Smith, repairingCroll bridge 50
Jacob Musser. repairing Filmier bridge. 5«o
Charles Mangel, repairing KougU Hun
bridge li 50
F Welgle, cleaning Harmony bridge 2 00
Joseph brown, repairing Claries bridge. 50
, Addison Klllott. repairing Jack bridge.. 200
Shaffer and seyberl, lus peering Hough
Kun bridge 4 <5
Clias Mangel.cost belore Justice Walker 12 51
Martin Marburger. repairing Winters
and Hreakneck bridge 39 00
M Fleming, stonework. Ituffner bridge 2tu <5
M Fleming, woodwork. KulTner bridge., co oo
itis-er McCaudless, timber tor PrankUu
Hoad bridge 30
King Bridge Co, contract.Franlcliu Hoad
bridge •••••• 57
Charles Fleming, work. Franklin Boad
bridge * «i
l.ewis Bolton. tilling. Franklin Hoad
brldue 50 oo
\V <i (itllilaiiu. mason work, Franklin
Hoad bridge 00 2<J
Samuel Allen, cleaning. Allen bridge ... 1 oo
.Michael Fleming, rilling, Kutlner bridge 12 oo
Isaac Meals, repairing Hoover bridge ... ii on
.1 t. Mi.ntag. repairing Jertersou brldg. . 26
I'J Kelly, repairing Venango I'p bridge is 0J
John suilt. repairing Evans city bridge 40 2">
King llrldge C3,contract. Franklin Hoad
bridge 08/ 3u
Jolin Coricii. repairing Boydstown
bridge 18 75
Harrou and Taylor, repairing Clark
budge 4 '
A Wilcox. repairing Cranberry bridge... is oi
I N Duncan repairing Maginnis bridge. 1 •'>"
A J Kvaua. repairing IJuUI bridge 73
Daniel Grarat. repairing KulTner Orldjre f- (w
I) II Mition. repairing Wade Mill bridge 10 oo
Mini in I Caldwell, repairing Tliorn Creek
bridge 5 «o
J < Kelly, tilling. snivel aville bridge — 100 o.)
.1 1" UaOger, mason worn. Filmier bridge lso ii
M Fleming, mono work.McMillan bridge 130 oo
.1 ll sh.mor, wood work, t'linner bridge, oo co
I' C Kellj. balance on contract, barvers
viile bridge 3s ca
Lewis llaya. repairing Adams bridge.... 4u oo
K S licnry, repairlnK Wick bridge L,> in
It i. A<ianis.v. llro. repairing Croll bridge lu oo
W \\ llrackeurldgc a; ."son. eontraet,
Moore bridge 311 or
Jolin Ulchardson, plank. Wick bridge... .► so
J c Uelgniey, repairing llajs bridge oo
.M .-waller, repairing Kagie bridge 1 oo
H a Henry, rcpairleg Hicliardiou oridge 63 oi'
W K Moore, repairing Moore bridge 05 no
John Craver, repairing Tliorn Creek
bridge 2 00
>1 C Sedgwick, repairing Dudley Fur
nace bridge 134 02
M C .Sedgwick, repairing Harper Mill
bridge 47 00
L'lrlc Winter, repairing Winter oridge.. U) so
L S Larimer.repairing Boydstown bridge 13 «i
Homer Duiicun, repairing Hlchardson
bridge 2 00
W \\ m ;u:keiirnige i Son, abutments,
Moore bridge 180# 30
Brltuin &■ Starr, plank, McCaudless
brlilge 21 40
Alex Bsewster, repairing Hlchardson
oridge 14 23
Fred I'babe. repalrlni! Hold City bridge 7 on
W ti idlieland. abutmenls. Franklin
Hoad bridge 150 93
John CriU'hlow, repairs, McCaudless
bridge • 13 00
J. r. Uadger, stone work, KUiiuer
bridge 14® 35
Taylor & Harrou, planking Ulenu
bridge h l ,c
Will. lluteUlson, repairs, Greece City
bridge 1 OO
I'hlllp Fliuner, wood work. Fllnner
bridge ili 00
A. C. Hutchison.cleaning Springdule
bridge....,, 2 00
John Gordon, repairs. Jfob!) brltlge 1 50
James iluteUison, cleaning Spring-
bridge V oo
Will.Mabold,repairs, Anandale bridge s uo
I'.lj iiucl .v ( o.,repalrs,llrady bridge. 112 00
Reuben siianer. bridge view, llrady
bridfl 3 44
llarvey Cooper, repalrs.l'arks bridge. 70 00
llarvey Cooper, lining I'arks bridge. 10 oo
Thomas Martin, abutments. I'arks
bridge *•« 22
M. Fleming, Iron, Kutlner bridge.... 1 50
Feter Morrison.repalrs lirady bridge. i 50
Total t 8.109 2»
Printing Arrouut.
Ziegler .V McKce $ 401 ii~>
)V. V. Neifley 433 22
itobliison ti Carson
Charles F:. llerr Jioo^os
Total * i.4»4 «
Jail Arcoant.
S. G. Purvis & Co., thlngles S 11 a;
Traxler & Flnkle|>earl, clothing, lor
prisoners 1 ''i
Mrs. Swain, washing, lor prisoners.. 40 21
A. J. Hutchinson, clothing. lor pris
oners 0 20
Uurtner a Huff,hardware, and plumb
um 11 35
Sjdney Sliontz. plastering 5 ui
J. T Kelly, clothing, lor prisoners .. 13 05
G. W. Ziegler, repairing locks. &e.... 0 00
Geo. H. Walter, repairing locks I 00
George KeUerer, lurniture It; no
.John Uickel. shoes a 75
Traxler i. Flnkelpearl, clothing 1 '»>
Jell Uurtner, plumbing 2 50
Miller bros.. matresses 11
Meuger (i Vojkweln. shoes .100
• ieorge Keltercr, ujatresses 10 #0
James Hutchinson, cleaning under
Jail 2 23
1). J. Turner, goods. I ly
Jackson \ Mitchell, liardwap- L".I '' (l
Mchutte iV O'Brien, pluinbiiig 1
1 harles Uully, lj pall's blankets 25 50
Or. h. Graham, medical attendance 10 > 00
n. C. H< die. Kherdl.lsl <iuarti-r board
ing prisoners 4:u< w
O. C. ltedle, slierilT, ad ijuarter board
ing prisoners 430 7.
O. C. Uedlc, bheria. 3d iju.irt'T boai'd
lni: prlMineis 504 •»
O. C. ltedle. >herllt ltlu|Uarler board
lug prisoners
Total * 2 - Ss ° w
County Account.
ACI William*. Notary I'ublle. .. . t suO
Enoa McDonald. stationery and p'Mtago 11 .1
( liarli* Mcl-herln. Hlstrl. 1 Attorney.. 7 0o
KdUB McUoiiaild. cobt ili < 11 ir.j
J< nnl<* MoElvain. work 011 <lupllcut«m. •/«>
Frank Kohl.*. Notary Public I no
I W llrown, cost lu Kiddle el. al. case ... .
W 11 Beihing lioardlng Jurors 3s so
Albert Dunbar apprehension horse
S T Mai shall. work on duplicates oo
l Adams Kx press Co.. express l •£.
j Tlios Moore, damages of horse 45 o>
j Mrs Sink, boarding Jurors 11
• Thomas Baker, work on duplicates • 0
1 li C Me Atony ? 50
Marshall Bros., pro. Greer's costs .... r; 4-.
B Solbach, book binding
Newton Black. Es.|.. att'ys tees « 1 •
cieo W Christy, rieliv-rlng election
papers 2 ou
Peter Kramer Interpreter in Adams
case 4
Berg <v Cypher, Boys axe
* C Arbuckle. apprehension of horse
thief o-j OU
J W Gibson.dellvering Assessors book. >j
Total f ;«0 1
Tip Mares Account.
Paul Ferroro moo
T> M Ward iso HI
Fll Monle , 7S «,
AJ McCandless Is ; i n
llenry Dilleman 170 0
Total 3 oa» ih.
Court lloaht; Account.
S G Purvis Co.. lumber f ~j c.
Fleetric Light Co.. bill 517 2
Jackson i. Mitchell, bill -j s>
11 A Ay res, Keglster & Recorder. re
pairing office 81;
Berg and Cypher, oil cloth 17
B solbach, book blndinj: 4 ,m
I .tubers Bros., mops, brooms. &e 20'
Mrs MeClafTerty, cleaning Commission
ers oillce 2w
Hitter & ltalston. dry goods ... s:
Flack & Porter plumbing l- .'.l
W u H iinsminger. papering. &c lu li
Scbutte & O'Brien, plumbing 12 y-
A J Hutchinson, cleaning vard 1 o
.lohu Kopp, repairing tlio 95-
\v S Montgomery, repairing blinds j
Cleland & ltalsiwn, winding clock, re
pairs, &C 4K s
\\ C ( rail, awning for windows sot
N J Shaffer, repairing furniture 3 r,i
G W Ziegler, repairing locks 1 2."
Jell Burtner. gas fittings, &c lvj in
Burtner & Hurt,steam Heating linings. 33T> K.
Mrs Dennody, cleaning oillce 1 2.'
I J McCandless, flagging cellar :;i .'■<
W H Goehrlng, brushes 4 7;
•ieo. A Miller, one dozen brooms, Ac ;i «
1> P Turner, brooms 1
James Sloppy, cleaning carpet low
Total .$ 1,966 &l
Roller House Account.
Flack a Porter, plumbing $ 30 s:
J K Kearns coal 10 ,v
J F Creeks, work on stack, &c 1; 11
(! \V Neidle, work It*
Ltalzell Bros., re pains on roof 2U o.
Kilns Beck, wood 120 ,V
John Sumney, wood a? 2."
J N Muntz, coal 4iw :i.
James Hutchinson, attendlnj masons. 2 '£
C Wise, repairing boiler and wall ;«
Ashbaugh. Manufacturing Co.. repairs
011 boiler 3 51
K H Bole, repairs 011 boiler house ;! <»
II L Beck, wood 2 11
Total * Ttij 8
Count) Auditor's Account.
JLlllndman sll3'-':
J S P Dewolre 121 I'-
ll A Klnzer 113 2
Total i £4B 2
Jury Commissioners Account
Fred Hennliiger $ s:i I:
X McMlchael c 3 li
C Kelley 130 0
\V F Campbell 110 4:
Total $ 3»> !>
Commonwealth Acrouul.
To warrants redeemed $2326 T
Fraudulent Warrants Not Taken lulo Settle
incut With Treasurer. v
Warrant No.
355, Drawn to James McSweney $ 5 2;
1,1,50, " John Shafler 4 27
2,5(111, " John McKiroy 4 It
2,tin:i, " .lame* Sbelion -4 Si
2,698, John llamel 4 SI
2,700, " (' Ziber 4 i>i
2.721, " W Reed 3 C!
2,764, . " James McCabe 6 0(
2,781, " James Stialer 4 2)
2,834, " James Oues 32i
2,014, " Joseph Thompsou J £
3,169, " A Suyiler 3 li'
3,318, " (ieorge I:lauU 4 7
Total... SSB 3!
AUv. rrai ts refunded by John '
Kelly
Account "ill. IHiiannt and Warren Hospital'
Willi Townships, etc.
I> ; »
3_ 2.
U
Venango j !• 75
Cherry B<> 47
Hutler 27 198 0(
i.ancasler f7 75
W'inlield !<7 75
Ilonegal 120 .'iti 70 K
Penn fc(J 7(j
Millerstown Boro 177 I'J
Jackson 97 7".
JeJerson 307 44 3 (KJ
ilaitnony U0r0.... 230 00 1.7 5(
Parker 12« i 75
Karns City Boro 8(5 l(i
Adams IH7 Gx 22 7, r
Fairview 1 -•
Mercer 154 75 28 7<
Worlh 85 47
Clinton 84 it
Co.ino'<|, $44.16 outlawed,
f aitview,.s744.36 outlaw; .j
Total £7BB 52 ;$1837 11 $ 682 61
(mount lledlnil lij Treasurer
From commissioners 5 H'J r, 2
From license 4J5 ""
From Jury fees 1J«
From tines B f<l
From Dog Tax '-1 M
Total t 1830 11
llrlilite View Aerount.
Ziegler & MeKee » 2t«
.1 A Donaghy. Glade Uun bridge trj
c F L McQulstlon, Adams Tp bridge 12 Hi
J K l>avls, Glenn bridge c '<l
W S Waldron 2 72
It W Douthett •'( tl
F liennlnger
J A llejdrlck t« W
C F I. McQulstlon "
Total t 3l 4,i
llrldfre Insp- 'tors' Account.
F Ilenninger. Snyder bridge * r ; ™
I) M Ward. Snyder bridge 4 0"
Shaffer. Selbert and Kelly.Franklin road
bridge "
George Shaltner. Sarver brldg<> 4
Fnncls M Eyth. Sarver bridge 3 24
J N Moaer, sarver bridge 3 24
Seibert. Gllleland and llutnpbiey, Sar
v«?r bridge If. hi
Simeon Nixon,Flluner bridge !> Ixl
Total t- w
Iwurt Crrrr'ii Account.
Itobcrt Glllelan.l 0(
Clerk of Court's Account.
iteuben MeKlvalu J407 !•!
Commissioners' Counsel Account.
Newton Black. Ksn 1200 <»
Constables' return account. >v ' i
I!etfUtry 1tec0.,.7l »»** 00
Militia .1 >2OO 78
Klectlon account... .1
Gas account "
Inquest ao ounl ** :!s 4 '
In.iiict Attorney Account.
c A Mct'Uerrln «3ao o.»
lutl<*\line Arrount.
K I l;ru:,i> '<
Cor NTT IIKTKI TIVE ACCOCNT.
I> L liimbar s('<*) «
HON I. KF.UKKXkII.
Amount J23000 (<
Interest on bonds 114.13
t'enns}Hanla Iteforn School.
A F Keating W 3 " 4
I'oad daroa»;« account $152 (Hi
Road view account ''
burial account $l2O ((
Ketuiiding account s3t» 0(
Stationery, postage and office doek
ot* f»o
Scalp account „ ill .j-
Water account oo
ork house account > l>v» 11
t our! Anittliir.
II J: Coulter
Account.
LSMcJtnkiu &Z'.i on
ll.itler Couetr A-rlrnltur.il A'UhUtian
JS Campbell ;»,>(*>
Western IVnllratUrjr Artoiit.
KS Wright :<>
rnitlMatlarj > Arrauul
Ji.ha W Drown .112
r/.MOnt Uwpltal Ar.ou !.
II A Hutch in ■ 11 I.
Wsrren rI Aretmnt
Pr John Curwiu . ..'i
S.UOOI Initiate A-uuiii
V.' G IU-*. !j t <H|
st* n»arniih»T'* A'-oaat.
A r> Moru-j Si}.,
F E Pelton - •
Total .. ; ~1
State Dnrkrtlus Arruaat.
Jennie MeE'.vain f,
.lauitor's Acruuitl.
Alexander llutchituoa
Assessing account ■__> ~(
Jury account ;.i
toniwUxlon. rs' Arc.unl
A .1 Hat - '-.;i-.v>n ;>l3 day*, j-J 50 pi-r
<1 v $ 7M 80
B M I'uniMii, "13 nays, 50 per
C»>»y 7*2 .<»
John C Ke11y,."103 days, $2 per
day . ... ;.7 r,.|
iv : ii i2.:;22 &o
t'ommisvior.erV t'lrrk.
S T M ar>i<»: ! J <)j 50
Enos Slcl'ocrtlil 7t'7 ,'«J
Total ssijO 00
Commit- 1.. tr.ivelin ; fi,ieu ?73 05
Coniiaivi.-nit-i--.' livery hire sl3«i 00
State Art-aunt.
Ji-liii \V Brown, Prothnnoiary '127 00
II A Ajer- K.-L-ir «r>d ii-roriter 37 20
Tot,l 7iTi~ Jo
State i.iz ac-'oant -}3'!M 00
Lunacy ?.-• •.••int.. S3OO 73
rruntrcribin : p.icount Slo7 -13
Recapitulation.
Amos Seaton, Treasurer, in account with
Hut ler county, Pa.
Dr to Co tux rce'd Irom Collector of
lt.» and previous $10,290 02
Dr to .Slate tax rte'd from Collectors
of ISSS and previous 037 09
I>r to Co tax rec from Cols 1M!) -12,-115 7,"
Dr to Stale mx rec from Cols 14,301 99
Ain't Irom Ilixmont and Warren
Hospital account 1,837 11
Ain't from unseated land account.. 501 02
Am't from (Commissioners, Jury
fees, fines, tiog tax, 1,835 11
Bal in trewiry, Jan 7, 18f!' 37,225 49
Total §99106 58
Cr Warraut-. rec'teiued $48078 81
" Bonds redtc-n.e.l 23000 00
" Inte.e«t rn bot ds 1433 95
" School ir st'ta'e 200 00
■' r«S(..t;d land aecocit -IS4 87
" State tax account 3778 20
" Tread com 011 SSO 000,00 at 3
percent 1500 00
" " " $23,476,76 " 1
per eeut 234 77
" Am't in treasury, J,in t>, 1890.. $19790 1 8
Total $99106 08
11NAN( I.\L STATKM liNT.
A Si". tt«.
Am't due from collectors .$20595 83
Am't due Dixtn'taud Warren II ac't 782 01
Am't in treasury, Jan oth, 1890 19780 lii
Total £ 11071 52
Liabilities.
Bondd bearing I percent interest...?l"iooo 00
Aasetts over liabilities 26074 02
The a&ove and foregoing u a correct state
ment of the fiscal ailaiis of Butler County as
shown by Honks, ae- omits. and vouchers of the
County. aud the Auditor's lteport filed In the
l'rotliouotary's offlt-i Is In full accord with this
statement.
1!. M. HI WAN.
.IOIIX HL'.Ml'llltEY,
A. .1. lit T« lIiSON,
Attest ; Commissioners.
Kxos )|c'l)o.\ai.|i. 1 l< rk.
I CURE
FITS!
Wh«n I m Ctraß I do not mean mor«ly to
stop them ler a time, and then have them tu»
turn again. I mean A RADICAL CUHJu»
1 have made the disease ol
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A Hfe-lmi* utmly. I wahraut my remedy to
Citkb the worst cases. Because other a havo
tailed Is no reason lor not now roccivinK a core.
BEND atones lor a treatiso and a FBEK BOTTLB
of my IKFAT-LIBLB UEMEUT. Give Kxpreaa
and I'ost Office. It costs yon nothing for a
trial, and it will cure yon. Address
H. Q. ROOT. M.C., 183 Plabl St.. Wra Vcan
NO MORE OF THIS!
Rubber Shoes unlen wJrn uncomfortal.ly tight,
will often slip «>fT the feet. To remedy
tlila evil tho
"OOLOHESTEB " RUBBER CO..
OITt a phoo with tho inside of the heel lined will
rubber. This eliiiKS to the shoe and prevents
the Bubtier from slipping off.
Call for the "Colchester"
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS
■■Ml vou c&u walk, run or jump iu thou.
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