Yos, anyone with half an eye, r w
Can see that there's at least ono store ' '/
;*r."V. * \ t J fi »
Where patrons aro delighted. 1 j ''mjf/ '
The minJ-d eye of a sightless man I 4|/J|[ •J&rVk
SL'St *'i
Has powers of observation, iisf?S!3i~i V^D
Which telle him that we sell at rata# isrrCTT:"?! I
The lowest in creation.
DOUBTLESS WILL BE CONVINCED IF THEY CALL AT
AL RUFF'S SHOE STORE
and examine the following bargains:
Ladies' Fine Cloth top, dongola vamp, patent tip. f i 00
" New process French Kii - - -00
" Fine uongoia kid - - J *•_'
;: : gar - - - ?
•• Patent leather tip dongola bntt. - * ■ aa
•ace - 1 25
«« <« Oxlord3 - - 75
" Opera slippers -
" Cloth Slippers - -?
" Every day tshoes - - -
Soace will not permit us to tell you about the extremely low prices of
our mi's shoe,. We are rtUlcg children's at such ridiculous low pr.ces
that vou will be surprised. Caii and se« us. It cost* nothiug .o see our
g 00( j 6( Yours for Solid Leather,
AL. RUFF,
114: South Main Street. Bntler, Pa
(i/iMWtMfflli Tho SLoc Trade
CelltOTS at
1 111 ISSSW |u II USE L T OX'S
' /nli vl/l I ( Whv shouldn't it? TLe people
I\J rA\|[ Iwi i < i aitoLalu " al 'y - lrift to tbe £toro
» lil hl<A7fm "lu\ % A\ Hlv if IN I that l»obt servo tbeir interests a
' __. -f7 if IJIf IP $ water flows down hill,
ri I i«v! H ereat tta K r<>ai shoe retailing
\U IlfV beadqoarterc of Uutier low prices and
y' \|iHy Rn W 1 iKI '1 iSivj/nt'j/'* 1 ; def indable poods sro hand in glove.
n /lit, » , -J [J One can alwuys rest assured of get
(/, |1 ting full value for your money here,
'j/-'" sometimes more than fail value.
Ladies our priceswiil tptn jcur <_yts> as well as ycui purges.
Below are a few prices:
Ladies kid button boots, hciidboiiio styles, only $1; ladies genuine don
gola button boots, handsome styko. only $1 25; ladies genuine dongola but
ton boots, very sne, only $1.50; 1- dies g'nnict- dongula button tools, the
fineßt yon evsr saw, only $2; ladies bright dongola, hand turned shoes, a
very fine and comfortable shoe that holds its own with any $3.50, here at
only $2 T5. We have ladies fine dorgoln tops, calf, patent leather, vamp
hand turns, only $3.75. Ladies luce Oxford S'-ntheru tie 3 and Opera slip
pers, for which we are justly cekbrnted for having the largest etoek, best
styles and best or all tbe lowest prices, has and is selling large quantities of
' these shoes.
Onr line in men's, boy's and youth's »hcc3 isgrand—not equaled in
Bntler. We have Lorn a good plow shoe or at $1 up to the finest
baud sewed shoes in all widths and shepes.
Gentlemen stop in and try on «ome of the shoes we offer in Con
gress at sl, $1.25 and $1.60; B calf dress afcocs, no sec my, full quarter, plain
or tipped, solid leather insoles and course- t 1< yen want finer look at our
calf shoe at $2; calf Kangaroo, soft a* a <?1«-$2.50; ■» better .<1 finer
ones at $3.75; tbe finest English Cordovan, Laud matte at $o.l;, all widths;
don't forget our $3 line, they are beauties. Meir.- fiue patent leather sloe?
by cicle shoes, bape ball shoes.
Infants she sat 25c., 50c. aua 75c. Miefc«e fr.e rbres, heol or spring j
at sl, extra fire at $1.25, sl.oo, ?T.75 and $2, fcizea II to 2; children' 5 to
8 at 50c to $1; yontb'q shoes, buttou or iuce, strong tud rin able at $1,51.25
and $1 50, 11 to 2; boy 's brttou, lao; or Congress »t sl, $1.25.51.50 and $2, i
plain or tipped, solid to the core. Lawn Tennis shots at si)c a pair.
Mail orders for above shoes filled promptly and cori'fuliy.
B. C. II US E LTON, 102 N Main S :,, Butler
All Styles, 1 Oxfords,
H 1
All Grades, Patent Leathers,
All Materials, | Tenuis,
I * J | -
All Prices, gj Wigwams,
Now is Your Time to Buy.
Big Bargains in Seasonable Goods.
Having just returned home from the Eastern markets' where I purchas
ed a large full stock, I am now prepared to offer seine grand bargains in
Seasonable goods— opera toe slippers, oxford ties. Livn tennis shoes v>ig
wurns and ten color goods. One hundred pairt iiien's putrnt leather shoes,
congress or lace at $2.25 per pair, wigwams at 50 c., cloth slippers n' 25 c.,
and many other bargains in the same libe of goods.
We have just received a fine line of ladies hand welt shoes, buit >n and
lace, with and without patent tips, which wo are fcell:nr» a great many pairs
of It is the very latest style sho • and n.sny pairs will be worn this year.
Th<'y range in price from $2 00 to So.OO. c'all and select yoursel r a p.tir be
fore valuable eizes are takv.i. We Lave also a few dozens pairs of the -• 1.7•»
lace s>hoe etiil oa hands, erzes 3to 51. Infants dongola ehoes ones to fives
at 25c. Infants chamois iroccasins'at 25 c. per pair.
A full stock of ladies and every day shoes, oil grain, kip, c »!f and
satin oil, at a small margin, Men's fine calf, kin%-arco md dongola shoes at
$2 .50 (special fine).. Men's hand sewed shoes auy styla* or material de- 1
at $3.50. A big assortment of mens "A" caif and buff good*, lace and con
gK », plain toe or tip on toe .»t SI.US to $1 75.
Boy's shoes fine, calf and kangaroo, high cut at $1.75, uiedum cut $1.25
to $1 50
The stock of Misses and children's s -os was Lever so lull and complete
as it is at present, offering man/ to buy, and stj ies that will
unit and please ail.
A full stock of men's box toe boots acdshoe-j. Shoes ranging in price
from $1.75 to $3 00.
At all times a full stock of our own make box-toed boots anu shot's
always oa hand.
Six dozen of our own make fine shoes at $5.00 per pair.
Boots and Shoes Made to • Order
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Full stock of leather and findings, blacksmith aprons and shoeniaker.-
Bupplies of all kinds.
Now is your time to bey for we wish to nduce our stock t> make
room for fall goods.
When in need of an>ihing in our line give me a call.
Orders by mail will receive p-ompt and careful attention.
JOHN BICKEL.
BUTLER, - -- -- -- -- PEN N'A
All Kinds of Job Work done
at tlie "Citizen' OrHce.
'i LEADING
QUESTION
1 With us at the present time is how
j we may reduce our stock of season a
|bl • goods. We certainly have to
' clear ou' s!:< .ves of all Summer etull.
Can We Do It ?
!We at least will try. Are you will
i inp to b»; - new and &tyl!sh poods at
Itas than others sell their old shep
i w -n stoek? Will tb« ?e pri: - inte--
! est you.'
t Fin. Giagran - reduced irom
; 12 V to 7,Vc ya
a yd.
i2\ Chaiiie» down to 5c \d
$5 Bonn t for $2.50.
$3 Loantt for $1.50. $1.50 Flow
I ers for 50c.
{ Also Big: Reductions in Lana Cur
tuiris, i )sierr and Underwear, ■ •;
M n's furnishing It you ir.
tend to buy at the above prices, come
to tbe
NEW YORK BAZAAR
228 and 232 S. Main St.
Opp Postcffice
fit., • !v~ KEMPER,
| DEALER IN
Light Harness,
Dusters and
Flynets.
"The largest and most
complete ljne of robe s,
blankets, harness,
wliips. ti'unks, and
valises, and at lowest
prices in isal
ways to be lonnd at
KEMPES'S.
GO TO
TJ fl T1 f n ' 0
KflUiU d
FOR
Pure Drugs, "
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Fine Toilet Articles,
Patent Medicines,
And all other
A rticles
| Kept in a
j First Class
! Drug Store.
o
|
iFiii! iflO fats' worth ta the
I Ooiiar oo Eveiy Purchase
Made at onr Store.
We are offering valuer Un
' precendented in Furnishings for
Ladies, Men and Children.
He advised and you'll save money.
Whatever you may require in our
line, cfitne to us, we'll show you a
great variety and eave voc money.
Our Spring stock is now full and
complete. Wo guarantee to meet
every demand to your fullest satis
faction. We have a big variety, with
many styles of Boys' and Girls' Hats
I and Caps at low figures.
John M.i Arthurs.
333 SOUTH AJAIX STREET. 333
Full Again
\V< in .ui our wall paper de
: pavtment. lull and overflowing
j with our ininn tise and clio:ce
| sto k ul'pap'.'r hanging.s. Vou
I Diu.st i:i.'lp us out. we tiuven't
' xooin lor 'i.ill our goo-)s, until
jr..t reli.-ve u-oi' .st>me ol them.
We have tlie choicest seiec-
I Hon of patl' insin every grade
I'rorn Biwn Blanks at 10 cts
;to Cii'ts .it irom 20 et to $1
' per double boit
lCx-t;nine uur Si->ck.
0. jJouglaiSs,
Near io>toili<-,. Butler, Pa.
; Haentzes Nervaline.
I \ rVUEI.V Vl i.I'.TAI;I.K ".JKBJCISK FOR THK
NFRAES
uii effect '! I'ure for 1 !ton :<!>«' lrittatloD
|of tfcn l>ln' r. Kit! nrvn : linr,',l' nth''
1 blaa'ir:, i.n iUus. prill,tU : iTirk-Uii'-t il'-jios
ilte. weaicncbsi-s In malt sor fctnaii s. As » K«-
Ktorjtiw Tonir jn <1 it l»lco*l l*uri!i»-r It lias no
.ttual •-ttu!lu» J. la -- * t»y appt'lte mi'! ;.urc
bloo J.
| rracu !-:vrs.
i it fOiii'drU'j;! i lias not net it. aM; liliu t> t
I !t;r,'f j'ja. Take no other. Matlu only t>'
i 1 he Hae:.izc fttedical r n.
1 ;:IX.\OHt l ii: A.
| For Sa 1 • By
1 D. 11. WULLER, Druggist,
I butler. Pa.
| \U * NTKD - AsentK to Solielt or»lert< f r Otl
: i andharilv Nursery Stuck
i Moiiil} I't-i ' T. .tft-n.
1 Salarj- andttal'UWS or commt?-'.oa ;i prelw-
I Cd. Write ;it M..f Ap' AiiilreßH.
I i'i. G. Chase & Co
I .
F&BiVI FOB SALt.
Tlie undersigned vitit >e!i tn> term.containing
sixty acres, more or 1- Jitnl located In Ailmii:*
Twt'., oil the Kvati-lturjr and Mars road, near
M.trrlniU at"t Myoma stations ©.» the I', .'i, \v
l: i;. iid t. ir ill ■ i a", rv oil lie! I.
I Ir. eolt '.fia a hou-'. l>anit ln.rn
ifclx.a. B'Hid «.titi.Vil«:ilia-S Oi iiar-l. level
au<i sfKKI xroi.nil. two -frmus ncarliou.se, pump
tn bunt, and ail In order.
Inquire ol or acdrcst
s . James. Davidson,
Myoraa P. O-, ,
| Jiutler Co., Pa. i
%dyh^
I \V r : KTUtiS. al EKSXiI -::.
-.GENER/TiON AFTuR -ENERATION —.
O'Q HAV* v ;R isi; B:.' Z? rr.
r Hmc
' tti i.'«/ r+n Tsorc Tt»
1 K-ery T. r 1 . La\c :. tU« of it in hi* L
Every Su«re rer £ "
! vaofnc'i''^'Oinht' :irltt,Coß^is ( atarrh*!:: ru-l . .
, . r > will Ind la
t this oul n- n ,-r 1111U cu 1 ;,an ilct
! Fl. :O! ! .. •.. > TV■-•• ffict«..'>Yl -n.f. !...II:.IS
T.- , , . !.»„ I. ..*) >ll. .-JS 4.1"..!- f-.N. JU3B.
I- -
. ;- a ;■>
i Is tiie Best Remedy Extant
t It is a positive cure for
PILES
SALT RHEUM, ECZEMA,
And Ail Skin Diseases,
' An invaluable remedy lor Wounds, Burns, Sweil
ias*. Sores, Croup, Bron •Ultis, etc.
! NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT,
I Sold by all druggists at 50 cents per box. r cud
3 two-oant stami'f Tor frac sample box and book.
TAR-OID COMPANY,
chic.tan. ill.
For Sal by D li. Waller, Butler.
♦ft ' heft ,».■•• u-> f*r curia* I>uzl:.c«S, SJj ;
'f-\ ||, 4 . Co*:i*vQt *s. Ma aria. Liter Com.
L»: •• f«vr and .ira*. Indifftiea, Bmc« *e«»e, M
fSi. • sme*», 4i. \al : »-.t sail <■«!•.- o-ibl«*.ma
11..V s*w K*!l. Sow 1/ a'l dr.-r- •< eul ©A
CouuT- -.ore k. -era. -r - - 3. aA
S- £i * a»» P-Tp'* »*• W
■Las, v. ■ jej®
' ! CTORS LAKE
■ J ! ■ i)i>n \-vi:v.
' Jff Con. PENM AVE. »'OK TH ST..
PITTSBURGH, PA. _
, /: , Allformsof Deli' ate :n i Com
-1 j ,)lH';;ti'<! Diseases reomn.'/Cos
•: .riALandSi'lEM; Med-
X. 1 ; .r. nro treated .it 'til' I»i--
. ,|j a - - rarely attain, ' Pr. S.
\ i 11],,- or ' ■ IN" ;li Of I'll* -
■ ! v -the r.Mt.'t i: 1 n«-I
,lin Sj ■ --tal «t
--_:i \ ■■ 'ii.-, I ebility fronieM'esoive
llll'ii i.■ ■, .::.i.idi; TCLI" lOl yout ;.ot,*.,eaus
iag pii .! ..ml i letital *lecay,l»ek • ; enajfj,
!„ • v, tt".: als incers. Old Sui-o- Kit?,
. . tt; . ;,v ••'-e:i --aof tin Skin,
, -,o!r. Cmsultation
tlv <• >:i'> !•••• '• to
i /,» s I-. jr.; 'MIMIU;..-. -to* P. ci !y.
, tl : >e c !n'-; U.. . J ' !i r.. • 'X*.
..N " A" i.. -VNi' 11 i I'SllL'llLili,PA.
r;.- T iiar nrlersiinied, are entirely
r,l»i ! Jnt. 11 Rupture ta Dr.J.B.
MV\.:" <.i .ici,,;: t. I'1H«.
li. M :> <7.. i*a.. I- Suiiilt
s it;■ . 1.. P. ... • .=irflc, Oley,
!-i . .-mi., .anon. Ph.
A. a; ■ 11. 11. ><»!!,
I.■ > :n. iv . in; • Pba*nix
viile, l'a. V,'l ■. !»:. !». it .u Ik-ton St.,
Rtaiiivv.'. I'a.. J. • i.vn.e i. - i u St., Har
risluirg. !'.i.. t'. K i. u, IX-neta.-' Dr.
MAVKUis. Ilitol Penu. Itt-aii .'.u, on the
Jd ?t' v of e» -- »nth. CaU i int -ee liiia
riaftESIWfiSHES
'lfS2||ljSl WITHOUT
\i ti tf WEWiINOOUT
C LOTHES,
g ili U AiLiTTLEOR
NO RUBBIUfi
r* & n I s required.
L J fOLLCW
jyilfi DIRECTIONS
n i 1 CLOSELY.
PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE.
11AJOJSO JIK, INBESI KUCTI PLU.
Char per than VTo^d.
■ t ?> I||| j|
luiii
The &:>»▼« rotihows rtcket F: with Rat •. (Tiiij i- 1 • a
fipttiuf,) hu cur lon J on or WouJ PIMU. W7.< ri * riti*. *
pri--ci ;ive autltr, Xumber of G%te«, Dout la vi<l f-'.i '.'-
W*..iod. Vp «'«•> W*ut ile» .'y trr-o Frfn-rinr i : .
Bt»i' 0 Fittlnrn, Fire hl\u.t-r< »t„i fn •{ K.sCAHKR. Cell u ,
Dwi,and KaltlDta, Bru« udlrva6rilli, WIRK I ) i& jj :>
WINDOW aCiiKt;>.S,au«iail ÜbUi of WiRK WORK.
TAYLOR A; OKAN,
201, SO3 & 203 "target St.. ritt#burj;h, P».
' - M :
{, ■ r ■ -•-'••• T 'ETor rAILIKO HAi - .
-r-1 aei S£KVOOB PEBI' \,
Cf'-*" ', ; r ' J! a * Body and M»nd, i '•
lU'iat', a 1 XII.'I U>-Morc<*. Hew (•••In: .r
bin i'KU P! s»:. Ki«A sSAPiUT-«• ■
i • ITMUiT—liMfll* In * 4-
ii- »'-cV. : tlau 4«<t |»f JOf« wnllpd 1" *. •
' - fSIE Ki.f uAL 00., BUFFALO. U.
A pftinphiot o* information nn(ta^-
;r i' f <-f 11 2:iws t sbotviiiK How t • r
oj»y r'tfhtß, rent Jrce. /g#.
>^% v A.:vo M>JNN SL CO. /o^r
I Rron <J\* nr.
;W<s>
y • -fiS
- V y - f%3
4 • >1
V
T**c ?ilc? c Bbccck? -il ftemedy evordLcov.
ere a;lt ia in its effects and doe* not
Ulster, Head proof below:
KEHBtLL'e SPAVIN CORE.
iJci.vEitKos, Fa.. Nov. 27, *9O.
1 Dfc. F T. ('< .
] UoriL I" M )i' (onmiceL • .»t<>thf • whr.
ar» '.iii l ••»:»- • iven-i.nl S|«ji\inCur
the fact that : >•. •. i-mcxh • i Linlineu*
o . ••»..' raeweuton
tlir ■ i tf->r :• when I commenced to
•i: ir Kfl :id • : . < i . i li nd ten i. >t
ties oil th< hv»r • l !.avo v. ;rk- 1 Uiu for three
years since u.< t k-m lame.
\u 1 WM. A. cuur.
OK.t>!ANTt VN, ... V., NOV. 2, 133 ft.
Db. B. J. K; ' VLL Co.,
K; •* 'burgh I'.IIIh, Vt.
i Kendal Spavin euro I will
r,ny, that a nr a,;'» I had .i vuhial'loyouiurh<»rt>«* In
come VCI 7 , lux X * '«lar r .< 1 uu'i swollen. Tho
h< r>. n en liere(v ehavo no Veterinary Sur
geor her.-) pi >noum 1 his lameness Uloodbpavln
or Thcroughpin, tb-y all told mo there was no
Ci«rs for it. In t»* ante about useless, and I cn-
I bi u .wl him almost orthles».. A f ri« nd told m»- of
i «-h-» c.erits or your Kendall's opar in C«ir.-, to I
I low. I. ttle, ano I< uM «."0 very pla* nly great
lmprov.. at-slmin liutely
the bottle was used l> I wasfiatl.-fle ltli.it it was
doing him agreat d< .1 of 1 i»onuht a *>ecoud
j bottle and Ik-fore was used up my horse was
. cu red and ha:i beer. In the team doinK heavy work
J all the .-vobou alia last April, showing no nioro
, signgoflt. I consl< ryour Kcniad't* Bpavin Cure
u valuable mediclbaud It should be in every
! stable in the land. Respectfully yours,
EUGENE DEWTTT.
j rri- e3l per bottle, or six bottles for $3. All druc-
I c" .have it or can got it for you, or It will be seat
to iy address on i seelpt of price by the propria
;w... DR. 11. J. KtND tl.li CO.,
Ei. -tMburgh FaHai Vermont. ,
SOLD BY ALL DKCOOISTS.
l 'V. ,u |
I * 0 t:sA , r via—ra
1 .. v v - AVEH M SON, our p' . • i*t-uu J
T.i ti-: i rnxy.x.
MISCKI/ ANKOUS
Wanted His Kight*.
Soiac years ago * wealthy manu
facturer ia th( west omo'"ying nearly a .
thousand hands established a "model"
j city, thus {riving- th workmen and. their j
families many comforts and luxuries i
that they could m.t have attained un
j aided. Of course there were rejrula-
J tions to povern the ui del city, which,
as a rule, were cheerfully observed.
There wore fault- aiders, however.
, and especially a newcomer named
I BascomK Am-11.' ti-.e rules was ono
forbidding 1 t .■ burning of -oft coal, on
I account of te • -<l->r a"d sra -he. and
ISaseomb ".j eted strongly.
"My good:-v s"'r :uon trated a friend,
"I don't see what you are growling
j about We get hard coal at cost, .ind i
j as one ton foe ; as far as two of the
{ other, you ain't out of pocket."
'• 'Tain't right t > forbid it," asserted
| liaseomb.
••See here,'* demanded his friend,
"do you really want to burn the nasty
I stuff?"
"No, 1 don't waiter," replied lias
comb; "but 1 wanter have the right in
j case I wanter!"
A STAMPEDE AT NIL.LVUXE.
h%,. - vi
Jb.
?I
Old Uncle Enoch Silsbee—Call this a
hot day? Why. fren's, I r"member
when Judge.
—Spring is rapid!}" going. Now is the
time to take Hood's Sarsaparillu.. Don't
put it oil'.
—Every man has too much faith in
other men's faith in him.
People uever sympathize with those
whom they cannot uuilorstatul.
To Our Subscribers.
The special arnounccmeut which ap
peared-in our columns some time since,
announcing a special arrangement with Dr.
B.J. Kendall Co., of Enosburgh Falls.
Vt., publishers of ".V Treatise on the
llorse and hi. Disease,-, thereby our sub
scribers were enabled to obtain a copy of
that valuable work free by sending their
address to 15. Kendall Co. (and enclosing
a two-cent stamp for mailing .-aine) is re,
newed for a limited period. VY e trust all
will avail themselves of the opportunity ot
obtaining this valuable work. To every
lover of tin Horse it is indispensable, as it
treats in « simple manner till the diseases
which aflliot this noble animal. Its
phenomenal .-ale throughout the I nited
States and Canada, make it standard
authority. Mention this paper when send
ing for "Treatise."
—Every man will sooner or later meet
the man who will knock the chip of his
shoulder.
To Consumplives.
'i'iie undersigned having been ienured to
at..l'!: tv -aaplc weans, alter suSeiiiiij lor
several years with a severe lung uiiectiou,
ami tnut dread ditep.se Consumption, is
anxious lo u'liWe known to i.is fellow tuUcr
ers t. e means ol eure. 1 u those wlio uesire
il, Le Will cheerluliy s<.„d irie of charge) a
copy o. tiic i ies. i ij.uou used, which Uiey
win liii i a tiiic euro lor tuiibuuipliou,
Aslli.ua, Catarrh, lirouur.us .ml ail iliroa'.
ami Int.-. Maladies, tic l»oj>cs ail suflerers
will try ins lieiut . y , ii> it is invaluable.
Those desiring :ui jilt:. m-aeo, '•* hicfc will
cost them ui.-umg, «uil prove a mess
ing, vwM (.lease address i. 1-V. hiavAiiu A.
WiLsu..", v* lihamsLurg, Kings County, New
Yora.
—Xo man should count his years by the
number of his experiences, uot by the num
ber of months.
—Uheumatism cured in a day—" Mysti--
cure" lor rheumatism and neuralgia, iodic
eally t-ures mlto l> days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious.
It removes at once the cause and the dis
ease immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benelits. Vo cts. Sold by J C
KedicK, druggist, liutler.
—A man can warn others without mak
ing the admission that he was once a fool
himself.
—itch uu human and horses a'au all ani
mals cured in oU minutes by W ooll'oru's
Sanitary Lotion. This never lails. Sold
by J C iiedick, druggist, Butler.
—Men spend nine-tenths of their time in
looking for favors, and less than one-tenth
iu doing favors.
Dr. Fennel's Golden Belief is warrant
ed to relieve toothache, headache, neural
gia, or any other pain in lo 8 minutes.
Also bruises, wounds, wire cuts, swellings,
bites burns, summer complaints, cone,
(also in horses), diarrhu-a, dysentery and
llux. if satisfaction not given money
returned.
—There are very lew tilings that you can
receive an invitation to and not be called
on altei ward to pay your dues.
—Speclaeies and Eyeglasses made by
Uobcil Bruce Wallace, (successor to the
"Fox Optical C 0.,) at tiJl i'enn Avenue,
I'ittsbuig, l'a., are conceded the Oe»t and
most couiionai le. Save money by having
Htm lit J our e_. ••
—lt is very i. ucli easier lor the average
man lo make .i acrilieu tor a lriend than
it is to rosist teiiaig Uim al'lei ward u
was a sacrifice.
For neau.iv ie . miiousuess, cuuhtipu
tion, uizuiue--, s. i-pie ssJtess, tuo blues,
scrolula, li . . mod and all sKlii eiupuoiis
Dr. Fennel - i.ioou una l.iv el' Kcuicoy aud
.Nerve Mouic never lans. Warranted lo
satislj or mom ie...uueil.
The man \w • ■ ,iu» Without luinking
is suie to come «<u. suooad oost witn the I
man who thin:. a uiout speaking.
—Euglii-h Spawn Liniment removes all
hard, soil or calloused lumps and blemishes
lrom horses, biood spavins, curbs, splints,
weeney, ring none, sillies, sprains, all
swolen tnroais, eougns, etc. Save foo by
use ol one boa..-. Warranted the most
wonderlul blemish cure ever known. Sold
by J C BedieK, druggist, Butler.
—The following gentleman remarks an
exchange, will be louud in almost every
organization: Brother Swelhead, Brother
LiLtlolailh, Brolhei D.iulittle, Brother All
talk, aud brother who pays no dues tor
tiie last live mouths and who wants to
know where all the mouey goes.
Dr. Fenner's Congh Honey will relieve
any cough in one hour. Equally good for
..•;.v.es. Hives energy and strength. Money
teiunded if satisfaction not given.
—The dog-days are loose without muz
zles, sure enough.
—Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache
Cure is warranted to give satisfaction in
every case or money returned.
Save Yourself Money.
When you go l'a.. stoi> at
the Anchor Hotel, corner Liberty and
Fourth streets, ft is a strictly first-class
Hotel conducted on the European plan.
Lodgings, !!."», —!).>, —or 50 cents.
—Tally (fYoduees the same effect on some
men that Kongh on ltats does on the fo
deut*-muk< s them swell up to an alarming
degree.
Con3um;3tion Surely Curod.
To The Editor:— Plcam, inform } "ir rtadera
that I havo a
Jif i o. By Its tunoly u«e thounuds of hopeless
have boon ;«riaani iitly cured. Ishnllboglad
t*> Be.hl two bottles of my rnuedy FKKK to »nv of ;
your miuloni who have couiiuinptlon if thoy will i
imiid me th' lr tiprsHK mid I*. O. »'lil"'H. lte»p<-<-t- j
'ulJj', X. A. aUKVU, il, C.< 10l t'o»rl St..». *. i
HENRY BIEHL,
122 NORTH MAIN STREET.
irUTLEEi - .IPiEJN IST'A
DEALER IN
Hardware and Mouse Furnishing Goods.;
Washing Machines; the
•fx Standard Rotary Shuttles
ftiches |rr minute: the Xo.
~ American >i-wing machine.,
i.: - n: ;i I
| UJ manufacturer of tinware, tin '
aS roofing and spouting a spec
4(J ialty; the Johnston mowers,
reaper and steel frame biuder, Warren ready mixed paint,
warrented; screen doors and windows, refrigerators and lawn
I mowers. .
N'o better place in the city to trade.
* Come and see tin large store room full of goods, l-'iGi ieet
| long.
| WHERE A CIIILD CAN BUY AS CHEAP AS A MAN
, RINGS,
I)i*nnmwls; I EAR-RINGS,
I/MllM )J KIN } SCARP PINS.
t STUDS,
r GENTS GOLD,
T.I T .+ . lino1 ino J LADIES GOLD.
Y\ ntciies 1 GENTS SILVER
T A DIES CHATLAIN,
- » ■ Gold Pins ' >Hr ' rin ß s '
;of( ,VV tJJI \ I Rings, Chains, Bracelets. Etc,
{ Tea sets, castors, butter dishes
j Silverware \ te
RODIitR BROS. 1847 Spoon 8"
E. GRIEB,
THE JEWELER
No. 19, North Main St., BUTLER, PA..
This space is reserved for
Griel) tfc Lambs Music
Store, removed to No. 125
North Main Street.
ry WINE AND LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.
r*' On account of many calls made upon us by our friends and patrons, and
111 having been put to much inconvenience by being unable to comply with
[■ their requests, we have again added this department, and we can safely say
fl that that the goods handled by us will bu fully up to the purity and quality
|fl so favorably known and formerly sold by our firm. We make a specialty of
11 goods intended for medicinal pnrposos. Our prices are right, taking quality
■SI as a criterion, and wo again hope to merit a snare of your patronage,
fal ROTE .SOME OF 01 R PRICES ON BULK GOODS,
f II Pine Eye Bourbon whiskies, according Blackberry wine or brandy, $1.50
m to age: $2, iCt, $4, $0 and per gallon, per gallon.
Fine brandies and imported cognacs, Pineapple and Holland gins, $2. ;>0
according to agi, #2 50, #3, $4. *O, $8 and $3 per gallon.
t .|K and $lO per gallon. Kuramel S"J.SO per gallon.
Foreign port and sherry wines, accord- Cal. Angelica wine, $2 per gallon.
® ing to ag.% ?2, $.1,54,58 and $3 per gal. New Euglau I rum, $3 per gallon.
I. 'iJfc X 0 CHARGE FOR PACKAGES.
| OLD v VISE BOTTLED GOODS OK KVKRY DESCRIPTION.
I PORT b Orders by mail receive prompt attention. The Housekeeper's Guide mail
f fed on application. Wo pay freight on all orders of $lO and over.
WM. HASLAGE & SON.
$ t LEADING FAMILY GKOCEKS,
DIAMOND syI'AKK _ _ _ - PITTSBt BG, PA.
"fcXvJs fcwaKfcftafcwv gfl Wrl"" L "SvJC
o/iA IMW* 1 p^;/J
Olp HAY- FEVER V
AND Tfia U II W
'COLD-HEAD
Ely's Cream Balm w not a liquid, snvff or powder. Applied into the nostrilt it is
_ quickly absorbed. It eh antes the he,ul, allays inflammation, heal* _ .
J* fl « i/,f snre*. Hold bi/ druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price.
DUG ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street NEW YORK. JUb
31V NEW STORE
Is now completed and I respectfully
invite the Public to call and we me.
I am prepared to nupply every
thing in the line of Drugs and Mtdi
cine* at all hours. Prescriptions fit
night a specialty.
Electric Bell and speaking tube at
front door. Calls nnswered prompt
•y-
A bright, cheerful room and every
i
new.
Yours
J. h\ BALI J 3-I.
FOR SALE.
lo'is I wIU offer for rale h number of lots
situated on tin* blub if round adjacent to H. 11.
Kail.. :tna tile orphans Home. Ill''
land IS laid out lu squares of Homotlilm; less
thanollo iiitc. vooli square belni; surrounded
l.\ a .Moot street. anil containing live lots 40
feet front by iso feet back. These lots are oiT.-r
--.1 jit reasonable prices and on terms jo
viitt purchasers. Those will) wish an entire
Mtuure c:« n iw accommodated.
VI.M) I will sell luy fartu in Summit fnvu
shln.situated within one-half tnllr of the I'.utler
iiruu l'li line, adjoining lands ot James Reams
ml otUers. on the Mlllerst.nvn road. and con
fihtlti •n! 11- in res. It will l>e hold either as a
hole orllvldi'd to suit purchasers.
i- „r rurtlier Information In reis>»rd to either ot
lie above properties, call on J. Q. Sullivan. '£3 i
N..rth^ i nu,K l . L e.|- UA
There are Bargains
Waiting For Kou
AT
The Racket Store
Our goods must be cleared out to
make room for FALL STOCK aud
profit is no object, so tako notice that
NOW IS THE TIMK, AND THIS
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
CLOTHING.
THE
RACKET STORE
! l k 2o H. .Main SSt.
I
.Butler, lr®a.
FOR SALE.
Tw<> >:ran(l aud beautiful building lots on
V McKean Street; also new. five room
frame V.I.UM-, with sewerage,g;w anJ wit»-r.
All tin <s2ooo—s 1000 down and balance 110
ji -r inrnth till paid,
i Inquire at
AIJKX WILLIAMS' MI'SIC STORK.
Subscribe for the CITIZEN.
ACKNOWLEDGED
THAT
HAS;
The Largest, Most Reliable and Leading
O 7 o
Millinery House in Butler County.
We are now prepared to fbow )ou a complete line of the latest novel;
ties-£and ideas for Children's, Mines', Younp Bnd 01 i Ladie*' Trimmed
Hats and Uoitcetb. Struw ur.d Ltct lifts. Gilt, Silver sad Silk Ribbons.
Flow rs In krai vtiiety.
And we would very specially mention t>.»*t M «r ß ii,g ll*ta aid fionneta
receive our best a't-ntion. Every . ~j t r in th;» li will be t xrcuted with
neatuers, »kill and protnj titn «.
No charge (< r trimming hats whin matt rid a-e Lought Lere. In this
line we defy competition.
P'The in T RAPE lisa.
Cheapest. | • » # » ■ | Street.
WEABK iiMDY
To show you the largest and lowest
J O
priced stock of
F URNITURE
in tlie country. Don't forget to call and
see our Parlor Suits, 6 pieces, upholster
ed in Crushed and Silk Plush. Two
beautiful pictures and one handsome oak
Parlor Table for SSO. We also have a
Parlor Suit for #25, as follows: 6 chairs,
upholstered in plush; 1 rocking-chair, up
holstered in plush; 1 sofa, upholstered in
plush; all for the low price of #25.
Our oak bed-room suit for $lB can be bought only at our
store for the price. We have China Closets Tor any price you want
them from S2O up. Parlor Cabinets from $8 up. Side boards from
S2O up. We have any kind of furniture at any price you want.
Campbell & Templeton,
136 NORTH MAIN STREET. BUTLER, PA.
STOCK ENTIRELY NEWI
Fine Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware and
Spectacles
At lowest cash prices at
•J. R. GR I E B '
No. 125 X. Main St., - DuflV Block.
Sign of Electric Bell and Clock.
N OTIC E .
As 1 have moved my headquarters to No. 16 Ninth St.,
Pittsburg, P« . I htivc umde arrangements with Mr. August
Holmes to take orders and forward them to roe to be made
all work done under my control
All arrangements made by him 1 guarantte to be fulfilled.
Mr. Holmes will also accept cleaning and repairing and guar
antee good work
GEO. HABEIINIGG, SR.
August llolnie.s, Agent.
O ' o
202 S. Main St., New Troutman Building, Butler, Pa.
UU SURE RURSESIES
ERIE, Jr^Y.
All stock guaranteed to be in good con |
ditiou when delivered.
We replace all trees that fail to grow.
REFERENCES IN BUTLER:
J. F. Lowry, W. T. Mechlinp. Jatne
Shamir. Jr., J. E. Forsythe, Geo. Shaffner
(•;. Walker, Esq., Ferd Keiber, Esq. and 1>
L. Cleeland.
G. F. KING, AGT.
EITKSMILLKR norsK. Rctler, PA.
the IJutler CITIZBS combined for #2.75 per
year, in advance.
G. D. HARVE",
("outrut-tor and builder In brick work, urato
and mantel setting and nil kinds oi brlrk-lavlntf
u specialty. Also dealer In barrel lime W arn
nam lt* lime, cement*. National, fort laud
and all i»«*st grades in the market, Calcined
plaster. Master hair. Klnjr** cement, lire brtok.
ilie. white sand and rl>t*r sand. Main onlce 31 a
\ . Main strift. and all orders left at ware florae |
will reetve promt* delivery. Term* reasonable.
YOU CAN FUND
; iIEMIHGTOK Ljl. . •.,
suu contract tvf wivwUiaig -t 1
Reciprocity.
To counteract the effect of
spring winds and storme on lace
and bauds; to renew, renovate
and purify the cuticle after a
rigorous winter, i<* tbo mission of
(K)SSEH'S
CREAM QLYC3RINE
And right well does it perform
the task. It is a bland, creamy
emulsion, with just enough vege
table oil to soften the skin, com
bined with pure glycerine and
other substances, forming one of
the finest preparations for chap
ped hands, lips or face or any
rooghuess or irritation of the
skin. No lady or gentleman
should he without it.
SOI-I) BY DRUGGISTS.
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PAirriC-tXAICH Klil K. Adtlrrw «t <>nr«,
STl.\M>* * to.. I UK* U>U f SlAlAk.