Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, July 10, 1891, Image 4
6RIEB & VOGELEY, Arc Xow*Roacly *. With all the Latest Styles in Spring and Summer Footwear. We invite you to inspect oar new and iuimenee stock which should not b© Overlooked by any Buyer. We can confidently eay that no stock offer? greater facilities than oars for the pleatinpr of purchasers in EVERY PARTICULAR. YOU WILL FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN OUR STORK. WORK I N G HII OK N For'farmers, mechanics anu'all callings where a strong, serviceable shoe is needed is one of the assortments in our s»ock. We offer great variety in both ladies and gents EXTRA FINE shoes in all grades, made from the latest approved models of style and finish. OIL MENS BOOTS and SHOES a Sp- ei<v. Baseball and Tennin dhoes of ail kinds. Yon will be pleased with our prices, Grieb & Vogeley, 347 S. MAIN STREET, - - - BUTLER, PA o"D"oosite "NVillarJ. -House. HENRY BIEHL 122* NORTH"MAIN STEEET, BTJTLE"R - IFIEJM UST'A DEALER IN Hardware and House Furnishing Hoods. reaper und steel framo binder, Warren ready mixed paint, warren ted; screen doors and windows, refrigerators and lawn mowers. No better place in the city to trade. Come and see my large utore room full of goods, 136 J ieet long, WHERE A CHILD CAN BUY AS CHEAP AS A MAN SOMETHING ABOUT DRY COEDS a CARPETS. DO YOU NEED—Are yon going to buv a new dress this spring.' DO YOU WANT a new Jacket in all the new colors and styles? DO YOU WANT anjtbing in the Notion line? DO YOU NEED—Are you going to buv any carpet this spring? DO YOU WANT Fresh, Clean Goods, the latest and choicest styles? DO YOU WANT any kind of Brussels, Velvets, Moquett, in the choicest designs, made up with beautiful match borders in first-class style? DO YOU WANT an Ingrain, 3-ply, or Cotton Carpet of any kind.' DO YOU WANT any Lace Curtains, Portieres, Curtain Poles or Win dow Shades? AJNX> ABOVE ALL, Do you want to pay less than you have been paying elsewhere for inferior goods? Tta Come and See Us, We Can Save lon Money, TBOUTMAN'S Leading Dry Goods and Carpet llouse. - - PA. This space is reserved for Grieb & Lamb's Music Store, removed to No. 125 North Main Street. - iIT PAYS YOD TO KEEP POSTED ON OUR PRICES! "See wha* we ofler this month and judge for yourself. Fa*t Color Ohallies only 5 cents a yard. | Fine Zepher Dress Ginghams only it) c. per yard. I 36 inch Henrietta Cashmeres, all the new shade*,only 25 c. a yard, i Ladies Black Silk Mitts only 15 c a 1 pair. j Gloria Silk Sun Umbrellas with fancy silver bandies $1.50. worth $2.50. CLildreuo .sailor Ilatsoniy lOe,worth 25 c Ladies Trimmed Hats and iiounets, [ j from *1 to $5 ; 40 inch Luce Scrims only 5c a yai'l, j worth 10c. ! Men*? DuiLet SLirt= 25 c, others sell them at 50 c. I Ladle's -Ribbed Yests on'y 10 c. | Su«_h ba.-gair.s can only be louna at the : SEW YORK BAZAAR 1 The Liveliest and Busiest Store io in Butler. j 223 und 232 i>. Main St. Opp Post< Rice. b. <y B. i CHALLIES. ) i I Larger demand and more r-.eliing ! every any of these . ory "polar fab rics Recent fortunate purcha.- s iron; overloaded iui; rters er<.. ,r j us to offer best qualities at Lower Prices tbaa ever before known. Special I 31-inch All Wool French Chal- I lies. Cream grounds Card a ; A dark grounds j neat printing? u oc. (The ; 50c quality All-wool Fren l 'i Chal'ies 10c 50e aud the very !.«->1 qua.iuer, black grounds," with colored printings, 55c. Very stylish and desirable. American Print Cbailies. 4c to 25c and all intermediate J prices with stair-like regularity, i All best end special values. For Buyers of Dress Goods. SO ad, all-woe ' Plaid Suiting- 25c, (45c the price.) 60-inch Ci.jtb Suiting-,mixture 35c .vi inch ul'-wool Cloth • uitinprs, Gray, Br< wn and Tan mixtures 50c, i 75c Handsome line of Engiish Suiting Styles. ! Light color.-, 30 iuches u> mci.sur |, 30c thfit would conin r ;1 ther -elvet* 1 | if price "A as even d> high r 50c. Write for Samples, 'j \ Je for Catalogue. Bog'i>"s Sc Buhl, !!5 to 121 Federal Street, ALLEGHENY, PA. UKIBH VNUN MILL, fl FLLLERTON, Prop'r, Blankets. Uauueis nn;: Yaru ' ai:ahicturcil ofPnre lei C oaitl.v Woo!. We j,'u.itaaUtf oui to 1 Kt; ■Uj .. u-jol nl no#: n!c or any other ;■ ■.(rial a■i i- ! v \ «• sell sale • retail. | siupit ? ,i*d furuisbed f;'•• I.: t. rt on pplicatio.i by mail. uie siau mtirn Kmii:, PA. All s'nn i\ gii.ifantfej to be in good eon 1 dition when delivered. We replace all trees fiat liiil to grow I.'EFE RENTES IN BUTLER: J. F. Lowry. VT. T. -Mechlin, . I. 'tine Shan . Jr J. K. For-yti.i (»<••< S; il'uer \£. V aiker, E.-q., Ferd FC:I»T i.-, and 1) L. Cipelaiid. G. F. KING, MOT. KTTK.SMILI.KB HOU.*B, TiUTLKR, PA. tut) Butler <'i .zk.n combined for j>er year, in advance The 3lost Reracdy ever dlicov* civ \ t as it is certain In Itc effects id docs not blister, 2 lead proof boljw: HrwO klys, Conn., May J, DIL T! t KenxiLL Co.: sir: : La : o. ;ni.»erl cured aCur v npon myhorse wit a yourccleOratfil Ke-rwlull s SPI\ iCnrecn.llt >voa tin-l»e«t job I ever saw «j.»i 1 liavoa dozen empty ».ot;I . havluKUx- i ttwiai perfct r .MCO HR, rurii*,: "V ■ tbluK 1 tried it on. My m , :hborhM a borne wltn a very bad spavin - jtinlamM. Ho •»i *m» how to euro it. I r« cornm» M«l«"l Kvnum. sS| i i Cure. Ho cured to tipuvlu in jUat tllTf'O weok"*. Y »urs rcßpectfully, \\ 'JLCOTT WITTEB. _ CoLmua, Ohio, April i, *9»). DP. 11. J. KCXBILL Co.: D- irSlrn; i havo ri g< Him? moro of Kendall';* Sj Cure »»id Flint's Coi< Mtl<»n Powd*«rs than I everltefore. One i tan sal«! to , It WHS t» t Powder I ever kept and the ix-st ho ever used, itespectfully, OTTO L. HonmASi. CBHRVAWK), N. Y., 'FA/ io, *AU DR. K J. KEHD it L CO., D«urSir»:— I havi iise<l several bottles of your K«-ndail's Spavin Cure with perfect s i JCCSS, <>n a a : lablo and hlo-xled mare th.it w.s quite lanio with a lJ«»rio Spavin. Tho mare is u< -v entirely freo frum iamer> s aud Khows tut buwU a ih* joint. ilc>pec«fully, i*. ii. HUTCULSS. KENiiiLL'5 SPAViN CURE. MONKOB, La., May S, "JO. DR. B. J. IvEirnAJX Co., Gents:—l thluK it my duty to render yon my thank* for your far famed k n.iaM's Sp.ivfn Cure. I h.t<i a » »ur y« ar old filly whk'M I rrized very hiK'iiy. Sfc*. h » a very severe e v. itan leg- I trlnd about olgb* <l. .er»*nt uads < f rnedlclncH which did no I purcha- d a bottio of your Kendall's Spavin CUre which cured her in four days. I rennuii yours. iLkulON DOWDEX. Price $1 per bottle, or Kir bottles for \ll drup fdst i have !t or can get». ior you, or i t wtl Ibebe r> t to auy address on receipt of price by the proprio tors. DB. It. J. KLSDALL CO., afCHTO JlAta vr r. Uyancil rrlUh»efl.«. «re«prf>fit.4. It!? ! 5 Win iC •» li. v. s .!■ ;; MM.r tSCL AI u- Uu>. A. Mcott, ? W >. V. 4AfODYfl£ o G£(iERAT:Oi-, AFTeR ON IUVEI AIAJI-I'IT. . F . » ■■ ,>■■'' / , . - /. »hi r 'fl J »rr Jt. 3 ! ".v« ry Tr »v. ~-r *ho. . 1 ave a I*-tile < f it inkisnu-hfl ! Every Sjff: -e;- ! vo BIT a.L.cho. Dinhtht-nJi.Con.rh*'.«'atarrh. Bronchitis, I v. thin Cholera Mort- In.vrrL I am* in- *. s«>r< ness ' <n B<.!v or UmK s. <r Joia*.«t or will fb.«! in ! thin oM ABodyi n lief and mwH-dy cur- I'amphlet J frr»\ S.-M Vriifllic?«.,by liwil, • U'tLrt, £x| rv«» paid. £L i. OHNSOtf CO., KOVTOM, Maa „ ; Is ue Hoi. behold Remedy Extant- It is a positive cure for 1 PILES SALT RHtUH, ECZEMA,! Ana All Skin Diseases, \n invaluable rcr;. dy for Woucds, Barns, Sweli iajfs, ve*, Croup, Bronchitis, etc., * NO HOME Sh i'JLLi BE WITHOUT IT. Sold by all u..; • at 50 cents per box. Send] 5 two-cent stamp "or free sample box :.ad book. TAR-OI) COMPANY, CIUC.IGO, U.S. For Sale bv P. 11. Wulier, Butler.' j Ito ok Cold, I ! r• 1 took Sick, I | J & & & . ■ • : K -- ,i - r: I i take r'iy Meals, j | J i " My J I • •> EM ;u T > I'AKK I I . ! M . I \V MV lIAM-S ON ; j : - <i t t «», ■' Scolt's < , i - ni ' • i•*'Pi ; c Cod Liver Oil i i . op Limeand j c > S'jila ■ ' md mv Inrlp < ! fi'lM .MU'iUmzWfOU WT BUILT I MM: < \ f :.v-M w r/iV somes « IAT I rx HA. " or A POUND A DAT. I I I . jr • .'.SII.Y AS I no MILK." ( I SUCII TESTIM XV I". KOTHWG NEW. j : JOTT3 kM :-> DOUKS •tDBttSI ■; : iu . T.u < i iii.K. } « " v *% r&sjsinam* aiJ <A\n . :U'.» ~r • y *■- -■ -,.>•**» -SB t»»*fc t'.-y f " 1 ' f *ica! f- r oa- T>r I» mm "&?. .4rar, 1.. :-gr* 0, » kit a IVSleep.--sec • aud Stomach irooM i.n » r»,y >«•>-!• I tivid by all »ri nl tjf oouotry nr 'III e.-«. (T/"Sea» tor cirruixrs. til % H. K- ' Co.. 6 * asnraaE. «as a .nßctsxyi 1 JCTORS LAKE I /' H VKIVVTKDISPFN-AKV. ; ; , . ' Ccs. PENN Ave. AMO FOURTHCt.. I . " V PITTSBURGH. PA. j i ' . % ■ 1 HiiHo! «nrt C i .?- j j . .<! Dip* ios r« r.irin}?< \ '>/ K N'T! AI.It i■ ■ «1! V Tl. i > ■I - ' r - ion arc ir*>atcd at this »•«- - . * tilt . - . .irily attah:. I. V .8. K ik j 1 amemtx rolthe Royal College of r . - IBiu i -as i . r • Id ' anil i tust '-ieiiced i list in thec:t*'. fcpe» ial at . ».\.r ■•• Debllil ron ilex rtl n - •—« • nol ' - • ■•• • I , - (ihytjical ana ental «ii iM r ry, ■ii !°;:r-y f « to., alsoCajitv».>, <>!«l: ; ore.s 1 f'ii . iJhoiimatisn . and all disrasosof the SI in, i i , | tryOrgans,etc. C nltat'on " hours, U to i;i i7to Hp. M., Sundays, 2to 4 M. c i !y. at oili-'O or LAKK, C<»it. VAV b. AND iTII KGII.I'A. IRI 'T^iirra ; k£. • :.'&z j —Ti usa: inai.ej'ily cur« j I*lllL A UKl.l'li Ir \. !'aM>at once, noflfh;rat k'n or■ Urtut il'iio'r i u- Ca.A.s jinmoai.. *«l iu» j < aiufile >y* ''- r . it«»u. r' U<l f>r .1. CURE GbA;;A ■ EED. aamifam»•* J PATENT ST .EL PICKET FENCE. IL&XDSOM !M)ESTIiLCTir.I,E. Cheaper than Wood. , r*M:" ?.?•. || ! | 1-^rrT^iH-'l;'-! 13 -'IP(ill 1! il IkT I •••'"; i i|p4 |c i Thp til'ove cuuhnvi 1 .cktt Vmee with gate. (Thiilanot a (> L' . :.-nn or \\ 1 Ponti. prh, » jjivr Q..*: -..ty, S' lrul.er of Oltci, D» ui 1 Si . Wfated. ;uUai,i wture Be»v, front r. iur C'r - BtaJ-'0 Fit , fire fchut' • ujxA riilK K.SCAPKH. CC itr : Do and Kaiilnir*. acl In-u Br'li, Wri.K !>'>t>R JJJD I WINOOVF SCBIL: •.- da-ialaJn of W IEI. V. OU I AYI 'IR & OL'Ajr, i 201, 803 & :iO3 Market St.. i'lttsburuh, Pn. | (tUIVi: •- :ifl IIVIJLI| - lOeTorFAII-IKO •Vi! - > .1 aad 2YEE7OUB SfiSzLITT, , '■* •-ti knos< o f Body and M;nd, E'Trc;c ? IgP r-rromor JE*ce&»«eiuoldorYonnfc C«ib" > .*.«•• -'f-.- »• .♦ fly ii'ttsrrd. i:r. ri'.ntv Wh i . \'L !V> lO.'k !M» 1; 4TS * rAKT jOh fe»T»T. At- • ..ni.. -T f: Tu I AI *t> > tr> a day* j 5>.M ' v .ui I• < cly» \ • >u»ir ■-. IfrttP then* I ! !>• i I' -k, « im-AtU" '"itf prunfs Cqfiled "rf«» - L CO., L Ji fALO, K. V. aJ -s^ r African . V. Str;;- '? •j, ibuwing 11 ow toAK* rf- > " « exits, t ..vca •<. f l radC/^SBBIk. Merita. • pyrtK'Uts* #c?tf ' \36 15 ron <2 tv ay, S-. \ Bv Using i U!en B. Wrisley's j Latest aEd r-e .t Invontfon —Little or HaRBBBmsBF Clothes Required-As (your Grocer forit. ffILIQWDIf ECIRONS GtflSß^ Eacntze's Nervaline. ! A I I'KKI V Vlf:l TA Et! K MKrinXR ri.Rl —ai:R\l:S— -an offer:.?! il euro ?» r Inflamatlon and lr?:. , niion 01 111" UlaiMi r. liiil Bi*y» ami Liv« r. stoio bia*lder. caleulUH ra\» ! bri k-Oust dtj Its, weaknesses In males or fema s. Afift I • J h' Toair . n i ;i Mmxl Parilh r if lias no I eiju I. s« lenlttit apjetlto nod j.ure i bio, 1. PR I 'E SO • i.MS i If yonr lias not »f it. :» U luin I I iff. r you. Take no other. Made only by The Haent::e Medical Co. riiii.\DEi.niiA. r.v. I For Sale By I). 11. VV ULLEK, Itutlur, i'u WAN i EQ r : *ll ->I.I I: • • , . . ■ ■ , .. . , j THE CITIZEX. MISCELLANEOUS THE FLOWER BUSINESS. Vbit the itveeut C<umu< Show* iu Il»- t»rd to l'lorlcultarr. tor the first time floriculture as an industry was made a subject of special investigation by the l">t census. In | fa< t. it is only within recent years that it has assumed proportions in this coun try justifying such a systematic inquiry. Xearly two-thirds of the 4,050 estal>- lishments in existence, says the New York Sun, when the census was taken were started during' the last twenty j | ycar% and more than one-third during - j [ the last ten years. Four-fifths of the j I whole business of the commercial flor ; ists has been developed within twenty- j five years. The census report shows that the ; whole number of acres covered with glass was nearly 000. More than SSS,- 000,000 were invested in the fixtures and heating apparatus. Xearly 17,000 men and 2,000 women were employed in tho j cultivation and its attendant industries, and the total value of plants and shrubs i produced was more than 512,000,000, and I of cut flowers more than 514.000.000. So far as the public taste is indicated I bj- the purchases the rose is unquestion j ably the favorite popular flower. Ono | firm alone reported the sale of a million of the plants in 1889. The plants are ! grown in very sEuall pots, which are i sent by post throughout the union. Of | cut flowers, next to the rose and closely ! following it, carnations are mostly in : demand, the two together furnishing ! nearly two-thirds of the receipts from 1 sales. Then come violets, chrvsanthe- I mums, lilies hyacinths, lioli'tr*pcs, j pansies, tulips and a few others, mak- I ing up one-quarter of the total value. | Tho remainder, or about one-tenth, is i furnished by the demand for orchids, ! tuberoses, mignonette, camellias and ! tho rest. The majority of the reports : describe r <ses as the most profitable product, with carnations second and i violets third. Of the flowering plants sold in the northern and eastern states I geraniums are most in demand. In the j ; south they come after roses and chrys- I anthemums and in California after theso two and carnations also. The greatest centers for the propaga- j tion of roses are in Pennsylvania, Illi nois and Ohio and of hardy plants in | Illinois, New York and Kansas. Tho j sale* of cut flowers are largest in total -1 value in New York, Illinois and I'enn ! sylvania, the states where the greatest j cities and the largest wealth are. IYo ' portionately to its size New Jersey does 1 the largest business in cut flowers, and | for the obvious reason of its nearness to New York, the greatest market. Its sales of cut flowers amounted in value to nearly 51.300,000. Plants are the specialty of some flor ists and cut flowers of others anil some supply both, selling most of their product by wholesale. Others, again, devote theEUselves to carnations or vio lets, their business also, where it is large, briny almost entirely wholesale. The increase in the demand is steady and it extends all over tho union. It is the result of the growth of house deco ration, of the spreading taste and desire for the beautifying of private grounds, of greater and more general love for flowers among rich and poor and the decrease in prices because of tho In crease in production. Don't be imposed upon. Bay of re liable dealers and he suro to get Hood's Sariaparilla. —Ontario, Canada has an agricultural text-book in their common schools. —Truly blessed is the man who finds life too short to cherish a grudge. —Misery loves company, but even misery would kick at a scrprist party. —lt is a mistake to judge a man by his clothes; hio best nit may be in hock. —There are few kings whose divine right would bold a candle to Sullivan's terrible right. To Consumptives. The undersigned having beu>i restored to lealth by simple means, after suQeriug for .several year-, wilb a severe lung ft fleet ion, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow suffer ers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send (tree of charge) a copy of tiie prescription used, which Itey will hud a sure cure lor l_'onsutni>tion, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis pud all throat and lung Maladies. He hopes all sufferers will try his Remedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a bless ing, will please address Ri:v. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. —lt is fair to charge the cash customers an extra price to cover bad debts? —Rheumatism cured in a day—"Mysti-- eure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radic cully cures in Ito 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause ami the dis ease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cts. Sold by J C Redick, druggist, Liuiler. —Sell to cash buyers at cash prices, and let the creditor cover his own risk. —ltch on human and horses ano all aui nials cured in I! 0 inicutes by Woolford's i Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold j by J C Redick, druggist, Butler. —Pruae apple trees every month during the summer whenever they need it. —Dr. Fennel 's Golden Relief is warrant ed to relieve toothache, headache, neural gia, or any other pain in l! to 8 minutes. Also bruises, wounds, wire cuts, swellings, bites burns, summer complaints, colic, (also in horses), diarrhoea, dysentery and flux. If satisfaction not given money returned. —Thomas Jell'ersotj said: "Cultivators of the earth are the mast valuable citizens." —l or headacht biliousness, constipa tion, dizzine -. leoph ssne--. the blues, scrofula, the blood u,ui all skin eruptions Dr. Fenner's Blood tnd Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic never fails. Warranted to satisfy or money i oftnded. —An old Rom i i once said: "Happy J the farmers, if they bat knew how well off they are." English spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin.-. (urbs, splints, sweeney, ring bone, stilles, sprains, all swolen throats, coughs, etc. Save SSO by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold by J C Redick, druggist, Duller. —lf smut spore do n>t come in contact with tho seed in the hill, thoy do no harm. —Dr. Fer.ner's Cough Honey will relieve, any cough in one hour. Ivpially good for horse. (Jives energy a:nl strength. Money refunded if satisfaction not given. Properly cut blackberry and raspberry canes back and they wil not need staking. —Dr. Fenner's Kidney »ud Dackaehe Cure is warranted to give satisfaction in everj' case or money returned. —There is no one ration that is best for I the milk cow. Many may bo compound ed. Save Yourself Money. When you go to l'iitsbiirgh, I'a., stop at the Anchor Hotel, corner Liberty and Fourth streets. It is a strictly fir-t class Hotel conducted on the European plan. !."'gintf*. —3s, —or 50 cents. Bell at fi fist one sheep in ten, to keep | I off dogs and give warning if they don't I keep off. | —Alimony is the silver lining to tho cloud of divorce. Consumption Surely Curod. ! To THE SM*'R:— Pleaaa inform your roailt rn j that 1 havo a positive remedy for theabovo-nai d | dij*<»aAo. By its timely tiHO thousand* of ho|M*losH c-lmck havo boon permanently cured. I nhall be g!a<l j to send two bottle* of my remedy FREE to any of your rea l- s who bavo c<niKumpti<>u It they will •end me th. ir Exprtma audi P. O. a«l«!resii. Bwiwct tuliy, T. A. bLuCt'H. M. C.. l&i l'uari tiL. N. Y. MAIN STRKKT. E Grocery O Trootnian Building N-J—s _ j'iL 1 - il - - . _ |S I _ WASHINGTON STRKET " ~ ... . _i! l rti r^ii r MARTINCOUIIT IPW j &co ■ _i [_ Here we are down on Cunningham St. Almost every-i body knows where we are, but if you do not. please IOOK at the above map. Walk down Cunningham St. on the right hand ; side till you come to 21G and you will find us. Here we have i lots of room and pay no rent and more than doubled our sale.* ' j last year and expect to increase them as much this year. All j who came last year to see it we had as large a stock and sold j jas cheap as we advertised s.iid we were too modest in our; i declarations and said they did not expect to find half as much, even after reading our advertisements. You know us now and i ° ; of course will continue to deal here, but we must tell you we; ! have twice as lartrc stocic now as when you were here before j • and still cutting prices lower. To those who have never been ; here, we want \cu to come too. We don t advertise to blew. If \cu dt n't find more stock' here at lower prices than you ever expected alter reading our advertisement we will pay you for your lime that it takes to walk down here from Main St. Remember, we keep every thing in our line. Horse col has "»oc, team work bridles $L work harness $lB, buggy har ness SG, waj-on single trees, ironed, -oc, double-trees, shafts, wheels, poles, shafts, cushions, tops, harness oil, curry combs, brushes, paint, springs, dashes, lap dusters, robes, blankets, whips, caits. buggies, spring-wagons and everything, and Kramer wagons,— the Lest wagons made. Come and see us. Look over our stock. We want to get acquainted with you. Remember, it was us who first brought down the prices of buggies in Butler county for your benefit, relying ou increased sales to make up for small profits, and the public has stood by us in a way tbat makes us like everybody. \ ours, etc., S. B. MARTMCOURT & CO. S. I>. Martincourt, - J. M. Lieglmer. 50X180, The largest repository iu the county, tilled with the best assortment of Buggies, Surrit's, Phaetons, Carte, Express, Delivery. Drillers and Bolstor Wagons', Machinery, Ac. We huve full control of the Youngstown Buggies, Surries, Wagons, Ac., in Butler county. Their work stands second to none. We guarantee it in regard to material and workmanship. They make the best rig for the money that is made in the United States. If you need a rig of r.ny kind it will pay you to call and examine our stuck. Bear in mind we buy nothing but guaranteed work .r d the purclater gets the benefit of the guarantee. FAR M MACHINERY. Adriance Platform Binders, the only successful two-horse riatform Binder made. We gunrantee this binder to do the same work of any e'evator binder and do it with one-third less power. Besides this it t-an be worked on any hill that a team of horses can be worked on. You cannot upset it. It weighs from 400 to 600 pounds less than the elevator binders. This is an impor tant fenture on soft ground as well as hilly ground. There are one-third less parts to be run than on elevator binders, consequently the expense of uture wear and tear is one-third less. Call and see sample biDder. BINDER TWINE. We lead all-competition on Binder Twins in quality and prices If you want a Plow, steel or wood frame. Spring Tooth Harrow, Mowing Machine, Hay Rake. Hay Loadener, Hay Tedckr, Hay Elevator, Grain Drill, Thres hing Outfits, Saw Mill Engines or Machinery of iuy kind, or Fertilizers, Slat and wire Fencing, give us a call. If we do not hnve it in stock we can get it for you. in addition to our wareioom we have r. Carriage Paint Shop, where" painting is promptly done in quality to suit you and moderawS prices. As we are lovers of low prices you will always get the worth of your mon ey at the Rink Building, N0.320, 322 and 324 S, McKean Street, Butler, Penn'a XV. F. HARTZELL & CO. ( RINGS, Diamonds {scarf pin's, <• STUDS, r GENTS GOLD, \\T .x. l _ . I LADIES GOLD, \\ <uojl6S ) gents silver t ladies chatlain, rowolvir j Gold Pins, Ear-rings, ©I(\\(I1\ i Rings Chains, Bracelets, Etc, Ir 1 ( Tea sets, castors, butter dishes IC? * 1 and everything that can lie ol I\( k l die ) bund in a first class store, 18KB BROS. IK! I Sift, *• E. GRIEB, THE JEWELER Jio 19, North Main St., BUTLER, PA., * HAY- FEVER f 1 Cold head feli Ely'» Cream Tialm U not a liquid, *nvf or Applied into the n»*tril* it « j , _ quickly absorbed. Jt clraiuus the hold, allay* inflammation, hrah* _ r thr mrre*. Sold by druaffint* or srnt by mnl on receipt of prff. L lip DUC ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street NEW YORK. 3bl> | AII Kinds of Moii Work donei at the "Citizen" Office. ACKNOWLEDGED HAS The Lar-osu Most KoliaMe and Leading . *— o Millinery 11 onse in J intler County. We are now prepared to .-Low you a complete line o( the latest novel tiea and ideas for CI .Id i n'n, .Misses', Voting and Old Indies' Trimmed Hat.-and Bonnets Struw and Lace llats. (. ~ Silver en 4 Silk Ribbons. Flowers in great variety. And we would very specially mention that Mourning Hats and Bonnets receive oar t <-st attention. Every order in this line will be executed with neatness, skill and promptitude. No charge lor trimming hats when materias *re bought here. In this ; line we defy competition. A 'Th S e S - 0. T. PAPF I S*. Main Cheapest | I • I j street. j EMBRACE THE OPPORTUSITK nPiPF l inio Is Precious. 1 j i —Never miuu the picture. Go at &]■'*/)& J f prf j — once and see liuseltuu'es | new and attractive \ st . v in Footwear. i Wfp4. We know that u good article which • "Z-~ gives the buyer a big dollar's worth in value for every dollar invested is sure to brintr him back, and that s the secret of our increasing business. We're lots of good things for you this season in fine foot wear. Our Spring Stock sparkles with advantages to yon Ladies' Fine Shoes—fine and pretty styies at sl, $1.25; grand at $1.50 extra fine a; $2, $2.50 and up. These * hoes are worth what we ask for them; but we don't say this or that shoe is worth $4 aud selling at $2.50; this i: an o'd *. Our $2 a hoe is finer .* better in every way than these so-called nicked down shoes at $2.50. It is a dishonest business and an imposition on the public. Ladies' Lace SUe*—Patent Tips, Cloth Tops; also Button Shoes with Cloth Tops on opera .iid coniroon eose nsts a r e quite the stjle. Patett Calf Dongola Top i.- a pretty new shoe we u r e showing. Some of these have patent calf quarters. Our lock Li l.'.riiis' Low-cut Shoes aud Slippers cuu'i be equalled. An endless var'etv of stv es and prices from 25c., soc , sl, $1.25 and up. Sprin - Heel Shoes for Ladies and Children in Buttou Boots and Low- Cut Shoes from 50c., 75c., sl, and $1.25; iufents' at 25c , 50c., and 75c. elegant stvles and l>est of goods. M i: ,(i j».>vs' Slu < s In this Fnc :-s in all others we double discount them ail. See our Men's Veal Congress, .-tyiisb at sl, sizes G 11; then take a look at those line lints at {1.25, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. You never saw their equal. They are made to my order by the best manufacturers in this countrv. See our Men's English Cordovan Kangaroo Cusco Calf, mado on all the improved ia»ls, plain and tip, all widths Look at our immense stock of Brogans, Plow Shoes, Oreedmoor s Box- Toe Shoes at sl, $1.25, and $1 50. They are dandies; no foolishness by tell ing vou this shoe was sold Icr $2.75, but will sell it to jou for $2. but will sell vou a better one at the small turn ot $1.50. 1 hese prices and the fine stvles are leading the trade, end It-suing lots of customers to on store everv dav. Don't fail to come iu and see us. Me will interest you. B. C. lIUSELTON, 102 N. Ma n St., Butler It takes in the Leather. /SgT { \ This is the grist that goes to the mill, "-.-1 This is the HI; chine you never ecu fill; « e <r iT' l Let it devour a ■ much a.> you choose f ;• And the re -alt is always a stoeH of fine shoes. ot\. 1 : - ' , f J Coine to our -tore 'twill lie well worth your while ' * Ilyi "re <>: ie • lookout for cheapness and style. aDfi W"' Du YOU WANT Good Honest Goods r at the Lowest Poosible Prices, f; Men's Genuine Kangaroo shoes - $3 00 $J if " Best Domestic Calf " - 2.00 •• Fi> est Buff " - 1.50 ! •=>-, - 1.25 Sf " b ° t " - 100 " S° ,,( l Split Leather " - 90 Ladies' Fine Dongola Kid Shoes, new process, hand sewed, $2 00 " •' " McKay sewed - 1 75 » 1 50 .. 1.25 •' Pebble Goat Shoes - - 1-25 " *' Grain " - - - 1.00 K : d - 1 00 Boy's extra fine Dress Shoes - - $1.50 « 1.25 " Good " - - - - Youth's High Cut, Extra Fine Shoes - - $1 50 <• 1.25 .... " LOO 85 Mitres Donk"la Kid shiKs - $1.50 Mi -es Good Dress shoes - SI.OO - 1.25 - 85 Childreus fine and heavy shoes 50 j Infants 1-ine Shoes 25 Thor prices do not represent our cheapest nor yet our fiuest shoes, bat are a few chosen from amongst the most popular grades. These goods mast be t en to be appreciated at the prices named. AI, RUFF, 114 South Main Street. Butler, Pa. Thomas' Phosphates ,;re m.vinfai'turcd ti> produce results. Tlie inauu|jicturer."> arc wise enough to know there is no better or surer way of incrcasiug sales than by giving their : ustonier.- .tislat'ti*>n. To this end havo they always worked. All the experience ;! ..t twenty-three years can bring to bear 011 the subject, i ,jh .1 1 ma; tm -r of fertilizers and as a practical farmer, are eniploy ,,l 1 t:-i? usaiuug if Thomas' Goods. Coupled with this are the extensive u ,1,1: of the Com: my with every modern improvement. It is because of these facilities and facts that the Thomas' Bone Fertilizers are so highly no mv.eudcd ::tl come m» strongly guaranteed. See our agents through out your County, or Address, 1. P. Thomas & Son Co., PHILADELPHIA, P . Jsitf§nlo 15<>y. (No. 3,882.) liuff&lo B»)> is standard ti\ both sire and dam. and Is i. nnd-r best rule*. W *e lake color, »!/•• »iy!r.« x'r. i • s|»'ed linen ana Individual n rit Into e.msit! rid lon. we seldom ever llh.l in* • ■;>!. .. •1" hands hit(li. Wood hay. uicl uei - 1-ijO :s. BolU lie and Ms collh have V' nni l/* s wl»*re* r shown. II" won first premium :<> U.e Butler I.nr last fall agatnaf a 111ru'- Held Of uood horx.'*. lie carries the some per .'iii.-.s 'f Pocahontas lilimhl thnt th.- luiirMy n. the rliajnpioii II nil, stallion "l • « ii.l. - Ills she il'ih] . ml • "id «»ed ■ :l - ' speed; ills Mvut produ ml *!•», speed and hU* ■rot hers •;:l!i' • We' Oder l.uflnlo l!o>°* si r xlcs on III' most liberal |i rn sof utn ' ''.tuns tali"* M.di.'.hreed ti.i: ai..l i, ••'! <■ i>s:<>.< i ■■! lie will I'e found at liln old I < ue miles norl ue.ist of l'roni"'et. dunltiK the season of !•■!. w here we cordl .llv unite »h Inspection of htm md liiajf' i-rimt. V For |..'ill 'ree In till! ■ I l>»rti -i:l.i:s >.■ II at I he farm nr ad<lr< -s. .\l.«iV/.«> Mct'ANUl.k.*-- Isle. la. t m I». ■ >u •nx-'Oir j SHiMv' -**",km . i r«rt»-* ur»f»r«. j ll.liulU LI.V «.u.,Uu*. tsui-urlluud.Uuluo I I lee s i >i-< >eity. Tu counteract the effect of sprint; w.vls r.ml storm? on face and land.-; to renew, renovate n:iti purify the cuticle lift or n rigorous winter, is the ini-sion of (i OSSER'S CREAM GLYCERINS Au'l well does it perform the ta.-k. It is a bland, crenmy emulsion, with just enough vege table uil to soften the skin, com bined with puro glycerine and other substance#, formiug one of the Guest prestations for chap ped hands, lips or fact) or any roughness or irritation of the skin. No lady or gentleman should I* without it. SOLI) BY 1)KUG0IST«». ' 1 Ti f * t r- I"—' 1 "—' M-DTTJIi* VorkdU