THHE CI TIZEI^
FBI PAY, FEBRL'AJTY 10, 18VJ.
BriXKS Has a population al about ld.au.
It ia tbe Count; seat ot Buu«< county. w!lli
avoro.
Kuur railways, natural gae. and meq'iallevJ .
<ai :11UM for menoLu'iarwi.
IrofresS evr>»berc; new bcLullugs. cc» ;
itanalactures. a rror. as 1 prosperous to*Q ,
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Tertisemeni.
New Advertisements.
Final and Partial Acconnts; Road and
Bridge Reports; vVid«w's AppraiamenH
and Jary LinU for March Term.
Financial Statemei.t of Butler County
for 1592.
OotiKlass' Wall Paper.
Pape'n Leading Millinery.
Berlibimer it Taylor, Undertakers,
Hotel Batler.
Horse» Wonted.
SOTK— AII advertisers intending to
eanjres in their ads. shonld notily as of
their intending to do so, not later thun
Monday morning.
LOCAL AS I) GENERAL.
—Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday.
—The return of the poko bonnot to favor
•ij a cert-iiity.
W. C. Campbell is now the proprietor
of the Lotrry Bou. e livery stable,aud Jack
Crnbb3 has a half interest in the Bus line.
—Tbe office of the Oil Well Supply Co.
at 120 Jefferson fctreet, Butler is yet
open lor the settlement of accounts.
—Some citizens of Freeport intend ask
ing the Legislature to repeal thqir special
prohibitory law.
—An exchange says that it ii prapoiter
o-n to l iok for sentiment ia people who re
gard buckwheat cakes as a breakfast.
—Now that the price of pork has got so
high, that seemingly impossible time when
the pig* begin to fly seems almost to have
come aronnd.
—John Weitzcl took his Glee Club to
John J. West's hou*e Tuesday evening,
where they rendered some pleasant music
and songs and had a good time.
—Some folks not only coant their chiok
ens before tiiey are hatohed, but also speed
in advance the price ot the respective eggs
they are to lay. m 1
—George Kline, the old drover who had '
made his homo with Mrs. Stamm in Peters
vitle, was foand dead in the woods near
that town last Thursday morning.
—Messrs Moore aud Lawrence have res ]
urrected tQe Grove City Telephone and
propose to make it "go." Our bett wishes j
boys.
Messrs Berkhimer & Taylor have receiv
ed a beautiful hearse from Cincinnati, and
are now ready to respond to a 11 orders they
may receive. See Vbeir card iu another :
place.
—Mr. J. J. West of Springdale is taking
orders for a very useful aud ornamental
mail box fo( doors of residences. The
prices range at $1 50 to $3 25, the higher
price including the name of tbe property
owuer.
—The serpentine dancer's skirt is made
of the lightest silk that oriental looms caa
produce, aud, stretched out full length,
would make a wall of silk nearly a sqnare
long.
—One of the cosiest hotel dining rooms
in Butler is that of the Hotol Bailer, and
« the entire interior ot the hotel has been re
modeled aud refitted, aud newly carpeted
and furnished throughout. It is a firyt*
class place now.
—Mr. R. P Hutchman, of Forward twp.
intends removing to Allegheny Co., soon,
and will have a ««le of stock, farm
machinery and other personal property,
on the Samuel Doucbett farm near Browns
dale, on Thursday the 16th. Inst., begin
ning at 10 o'clock A. M.
—The other day a Batler man driving a
two-horse livery rig, upset on the Saxon
burg road; the te»in ran off, came in colli
sion with a single rig going the other way
and a shaft entered the breast of one ol
the liveTy horses aud killed it. Whose
loss is that horsef
—lu the list of teachers sho are being
Toted for in tbe World's Fair contest in
augurated by the Pittsburg Times we uo
tice tbe following new names from tbi*
county: L«arell E. Christlcy of Gallery;
Mrs. B. H Ken nerd ell of Saxon burg: Julia
R. Means of Bruin; Mary McMahon of Bat
ler, B'uma McLare of Prospect; Howard
Painter of Karus City and W. P. Sipe of
Sarversville.
—High waters prevailed last M>>uday
and Tuesday. Ou Monday tbe creek here
was over its banks, and it flooded the low
portion of the West End. Quite a nam
ber of cellars there were filled with water.
Both rivers broke th«ir boundaries, Tues
day, and for a while traffic on the W«st
Penn road was suspended. People living
along the banks at Freeport were forced to
move.
—The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the People's Building and Loan As
sociation was held OM Monday evening,
when the following board of directors was
elected to serve during the ensuing year:
G. Wilson Miller L S. McJunkin, L. F.
Ganter, Peter Scheuck, Samuel D. Purvis,
L. R. MoAboy, J. J. West, C. M. Heire
maa and Alf M. Reib»r. The old board of
officers was re-elected as follows: Presi
dent, G. Wilson Miller; Secretary, C M
Ueineman; Treasurer. Ira McJuukin; So
licitors. Williams <£ Mitchell.
—The County Commissioner's statement
of the county's finances, which includes
the County Treasurer's statements appears
in this paper. The ordinary expenses of
tbe county aggregalo about fifty thousand
dollars. The Treasurer redeemed wan-ants
last year amounting to $53,447.17, but
$3,000 of this was t«r money borrowed for
a short time. Ten thonsand of county
bonds wpre redeemed during the year,
and on Jsu. 2d, 1893 there was a balance
ot $14,138 in tbe Treasury. The county's
largest items of expensu are for jurors,
elections, stenographers, boarding pri-on
ers, bridges and keeping the Court House
and jail warm and in order. Some twenty
thousand dollars are dae from tho collec
tors ot 1882 and previous years, and tbe
financial condition of the comity is a very
BatisfA-t;>ry one.
USE DAXA'S SARSAPARILLA. ITS
' THE KIND TUAT CURES."
Buffalo Blankets, Iwst for wear st
L. STSIN & SON'S.
Ladies HOC 1 MISSES' Cloaks in great
▼ariety at lowest prices at
L STEIN & SON'S.
— Double Blackboards. Secretaries
Desks, Eureka Babj-J ampere and
SWBGS for sale at
J. F T. STKHLE'S.
—On December Ist WE begin to
invoice and want to reduce oar stock
all WE can before that time, there
fore will make special low prices in
blankets, r JBES, harness and every
thing WE hare. Martincourt & Co.
ITS Jefforwa street, ft)tor.
Accidents.
Mr. J. A. Doogi*»- frfll from * »u-p lad
der. iktrfhay. and'broke a VWo ra his
foot.
While Urs J M&h&rg. of Peun twp.
was banting for egg; in the hay-mox, last
S&tciday afternoon, >h.) fell thr> a
bole to the stable di-or Ulor. a dutance
of about ten 'Vet, broke a boue in one of
her feet, an J otbersri-e injured c.-r.-elf.
She i* w»-ll np in year-*, anil is the mother
of Mrs Sheriff Brown.
A child of scL it .1 the Fii I
varnd, ups«t a i>ki!let-l'ull of b .liiug grea-e
upon ititelf, Strardtr. morning, ii".d was
badly burned.
i'has. X. Ramsey and Sylvester ;tes, ot
Ce-lre twp., were seriously injured by a
rnn-off in butler, Tuesday evening. While
oat driving their b; became frightened
and npset the buggy near the rpsidtiaw of
John Smce.der. ISoth young men were
thrown irotn ttieir bngji) with great force,
and Mr R»aisey's arm *a- broken and tie
w.> ba. 1 bruised, ilr. Vi es w-scut ill t: •
head ami he was otherwise injured. Tney
were carried into Mr. Stneeders house. Dr.
Bippua was called, an 1 they are doing aa
well as could be expected.
A pis sing train frightened th" team of
L. D Eoerhart, of near aliilerstown, a few
day* ago. The team rau off, the wagon
struck a post.aud Mr. Et>erb»rt was thrown
out and seriously injured.
Peu-r Morrison, an old citizen of Clear
field twp., was found lying unconscious on
the road near Herman station, last Friday
night, was carried into a boiler-house where
he lay that uight, was taken to a neign
bor house next day, and died Saturday.
Ho was 75 years of age, and was a Super
visor of the township.
Prof li. M. AlcFarlaud of Buffalo twp
tell upon the ice a few days ago, on his
way to school and lor a time was made un
conscious but recovered himself in tiu-e
for the opening ot bis school.
Jos.iph Leonard, of MiUerstuwn, an em
ployee of GuiF> 1) iiie., ,the oil producers,
was bnrned to dea h i.i a house near Oak
dale Station. Allegheny Co., last .>stnrday
inoruiag. Leonard had worked Friday
night, and was not awakened iu tho morn
ing with the other men. Towards noon
the house wa* discovered to be in flames,
and Leonard and his dog were burned in
it. It is supposed that the building took
tire Ironi tne gas stove, anil that Leonard
was stupitied by the flames. His body
was shipped to his widowed mother at
Miilerstown.
A sad accident happened in Worth twp..
last Monday. While James Studebaker's
son. aged about eleven years, sliding
on tbo ice hear home, he tell, and almost
bit off a large piece of his tongue. It was
faareii that he wouid bleeo to death, and
his lather took him to New Castle,for treat
ment, with what success we have not yet
learned.
Mrs. William Johnston fell on the ice a
few days ago and wa.s seriously injured.
The Markets.
BCTLEB MARKETS.
Our grocers are pacing 25 for butler,
30 lor egg>, 00 lor potatoes, 70 for
apples. 40 for tcrnips. 1 00 for onion*, 75
lor parsnips. 4cts. a pd. for cabbage, 12i
for dressed chicken.
PITTSBPRO PUODUCE.
Timothy hay from conuty wagons sl3 to
uiixed hav sl3 to #l4, straw $0 t05.50,
mill feed ;?1G to 21
Fancy roll butter 25 to 27, low grade
10 to 12.
Frpßh eggs in cases 36 to 38, cold storage
28 to 30.
Potatoes on track, white stuck 85 to 90.
Apple* $2 00 to $3 50 a bbl . !'eau> 00,
cabbage in sug»r bbl 325t0 3 50. iu flour
bbls $2 50 to $2 75; celery 30 to 00 a ooz.
Homtiiv $3 per bbl of 200 fcs. onions 140
to 1.50 abu.. dressed spring chicken 15 to
IG. uucK 16 to 17, turkey It) to 20, goose
11 to 12.
LIVE STOCK.
At llerr's Island, .Monday, bulls aud drv
cows bronght to 3i, common steers 2 95
to 380 1000 lb sicer* 3J to 4 20, 1300 lb
steers 4 50 to 5.
Veal calve-" sold at 6 to 6J, and heavy
calves at 2£ to 4^
Rough hogs hold at 7 60 to 7 90, selects
200 th and up 8 25 to 8 50
Common sheep sold at 1J to 3, and
choice stock at 3£ to 5 60.
USE DANA'S SAUS APA RILL A. ITS
"THE KIND TUAT CCKES."
Horses anted.
I will bny ODP car load of horses
and marea couHiftinp ot drivers, gen
eral purpose atid draft borsep. ajre
from 4 to 7 years, weight from 1 050
to 1,500 lb».
I will b« at tho Wick House Liv
ery Bat 11, Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 10 uad Utb, 1893
H.SEANOR
Beat styles in Dress Goods and
Cloaks at
L. STEIN & SON'S.
—Everybody read" The Pittsburg
Dispatch for the reason tba' it con
taitie more news, both eeneral. speci
al,nod telegraphic; ban more contrib
utors aud more Special correspond
ence tban any other newt-paper be
twtrtii New Yoik and Chicago.
Best place to boy Tabl* Linens,
Napkins and Towels at
L. BTKI?J & SON'S.
New Broadcloths, Bedford Cords,
Henrietta* aud hine Dress Goods at
L. STEIN <FE SON'S.
—Fall nod Winter Dress Goods at
THE PEOPLES' STOBV,
No. 323 South Maiu St.
Don't forget its on Hosiery ind
Gloves, we always have the t>esT at
lowest prices
L. & SON'S.
Very low prices on Fine Umbrel
las at
L. STKIN &
—Money to lOßO—lnquire of F
3. Purvisnoe, Hur-elto» block, cor.
Main «ud Diamond. Butler Pa
—Children's Trunk*'.
, Children's Bureaus.
Children's Chairs
Children'* Wooden Bedsteads.
Children's Wooden Tebles.
Children's Wooder Backers at;
J.F. T STEHLE'S
—Hotel Waverly. beat hocae in
Butler.
—Boy's Carts and Wagons
Toys that never out-stav their
Welcome with the B -ys at
J F. T STEHLE'S.
• —Ou December Ist we liejjiu to
invoice and want to reduce our stock
all we ci»n b» tore mat time, tbere
' fore will make special low prices in
blankets, harness and every
thing we have Murtirc urt & Co.,
i 128 East Jtfferei n, street Butler.
The Peoplee'Store curries a full line
of Chtldrens underwear.
—On December Ist we begin to
, invo ce and want to reduce our stock
{ all we eau befor« that time, th»-re
j fore will make special low pr c s ;n
' blank-ts, robe*, harness and every,
j thing we h*ve. Martin our- Co.,
1 128 Jtust Jtffeisou street, Bitier.
LEGAL NEWS.
TRIAL LIST.
*JnoC Stoop< vs National Bank ol
1 Emlenton. Feb. 7, 1893. verdict for plain
tiff
Charles UcCormick vs L Y Snyder. Yer
dictfcrthe detendant.
Urs. T. Altmire vs James Summers.
Motion for compulsory non-s-uit granted—
and ca-e placeu on amament list.
The Beia Hi -man Eurtz Co. vs Geo.
Ketteror. Yenlic: f«r defendant for
10.
F Uorpb 7. assignee of H J. Hoyt v,
W H. H'-ffmaa. Yerdict lor the defend
ant
L. M. V.'ise, assignee ol O. Brady, vs
H. J Hoyt. (on tri*l)
Harry Smith. C. E. Weible. e! al vs C.
B. Greenlee, e: al. (on trial).
The case of Artaur Foster vs Chas
Pfeiffer was sett'ed.
Tbe caM 1 of >Vehr v- Mur>.:all dis
d.scontinned
SF.TKS.
3d. E. Martin had summon" in ejectment
issued vs J« s. t"lstt>ck. \V E Reed, P.
Sclienck and P Golden for lease of Jas
McGrath farm in Centre, twp : also
vs Colst'-ck for the Hnselton or "Pine"
tract in Oakland twp.
A charter was granted to the Conno
quenessing Hospital Association.
LATK PBOPEBTV TEAKSFKAS.
H W P Gr-ihaui to A W Graham, lot in
Butler lor S4OO.
G.-.i M llslev, to tr>r. Pringle. 30 acres
in Butler twp lor s3.3f>o
Bivid Stewart to G ft' Stewart, 77 acres
in Cherry for f4OO
F E Arui r to Mary Armor, lot ia Butler
lor S2OOO.
0 E iloutgoinerj* to T.V>- W00d.25 acres
in Clinton for SBSO.
Marriage Licenses.
John ycLangblin Penn twp
Batemitn "
VTm Slater Summit twp
Eva Kehling
A L Wilson Tackson twp
A ii Hudson "..Evans City
George L) Stenp Middlesex twp
Lilly Neel
George Shoup Buffil > tw,>
B.ntua Johnston Summit twp
Willis W Torrence Carbon Black
Martha Plants
Richard B. Lneas Concord
Jeunie Barnbart "
At New Castle; Chas. F. Rell and Mary
J Taylor of Worth twp.
Armory Opera House.
TICK BURGLAB, THL-.ISDAT.
There is a sort of connecting link be
tween the pathos and humor in the lines
provided lor little Editha ia the play ol
•'The Burglar." The child i« made to say.
unconsciously, things to the midnight
maurander which, while seemingly im
probable, are. nevertheless, consistent
with the ntterings of a precocious young
ster. The author of "The Hnrglar" has
given the delightful child-characterization
special [ romiuence in his work, and the
success of tbe p!av is in no small measure
due to the introduction of little Editha. as
her cute and charming abandon affords un
tol>. pleasure to an audience chiefly com
pos»d of ladies and ehildren. The intro
duction in plays < f tbe nsnsl type of
lars likewise inspired the author to dritt
ont of the beaten path, and in the cbarae
acter of tbe burglar, which is a potent fac
tor in the play, we are treated to an entire
ly new and not at all unpleasaut personage,
wtio, while busily engaged in his unlawful
work, ext'ibi.s traits convincing enoi gh
that behind a bad exterior there is a heart
tilled with human love and tenderness
readv when the proper occasion presents
itself t ■ manifest a great deal of regard for
a pure conscience. Prices: 35, 50 and 75.
The extensive coal mines at Port Royal
on the Yougigneny, were on tire last
Thursday, and fire bos-s Gittings was in
the mine.
Tbe Carnegie Steel Co. has decided not
to make an exhibit at the World's Fair.
LOUIS TRAXLER
Great Clearance Sale of W nter
Goods.
Ladies' 3r>c ribbed vesta 19c each
Misses' cashmere hose reduced
from 35c to 25c a pair.
Misses' cashmere boee down to
17c a pair.
1 lot of wide sctTilopped laces
worth 15<r a yd. now 2c a yd.
1 lot $1.25 quality Qdanel skirts at
75c.
Men's uulauodried 50c shirts at 33c
40 dozen handkerchiefs at lc each.
1 lot of cream stik lace worth 25
and 35'" a yd. al 9c a yd.
1 lot of black silk laces worth 25c
at yd.
1 lot of wool Bedford cord dress
goods was 50c now 29c » yd.
1 lot all wool dress flannels Gsc
kind now a a vd.
Odds and ends ID $1 50. $1 25. aud
$L 00 corsets for 430.
Y"U r choice from a lot $1 25 and
SI.OO kid gloves for 59c a pair.
'1 rimmed Lats and bounets at hall
price
Untrimmed bats fciven away, all
that it required is to buy the trimming
for th em
Cloaks at less than cost.
500 remnauts of all kinds of dry
goods at half price.
Come soon and request the clerk to
show you tbe bargains in each de
partment.
Louis TBAXLCB
Next door to tbe Butler Savings
Bank
—Zuver's Pictures leave nothing
wanting in finish, tone or a correct
li&eoess.
—Boardins House Cards, with Act
o! Assembly, 25 cento, tor half-a-dozen,
for sale at CITIZEN office.
Pianos. Upright Pianos,
Metallopbones, Organs,
Accordeons, Concertinas,
Musical Boies. Mouth Organs ol
all kinds at J. F T. >TEHLE'S
GODIC Knittirt Yum,
and Saxony Yarns at
L. STEIN & SON'S.
—Alway stop at the Hotel Waver
ly when in Butler
—Take your children to Zuver s
Oallery for Pictures that will suit
yon. Postoffice building.
Largest assortment and best values
in Dress Goods and Cloaks at
L. STEIN A SON'S.
DO YOU EXPECT TO PAPER
YOUR ROOM THIS YEAR?
Will you endure an old, dirty
paper on your room, when you can
get enough new and cheerful wall
paper to paper it at a cost of
less than you can buy so much
wrapping piper?
We sell our papers now at a price
to suit you and with >u'. regtr.i to
cos'. Our aim is to reduce stock.
WE MUST SRLL and you can
not belp but. buy if you c-ill at
J. H. Douglass.
i
Garfield Teas
Cures Co££tip»ti«»u, Conuiezioii. Saves iK.-UnV
Bills. Sample li Aiunsu>Tea Co.,£iy w. t6Ui St.,N Y.
i CuressKLkHeadacbe
Borough Affairs.
' At the meeting of Council Tuesday even
ing, Treasurer Sehenck stated that less
than one-half of the assessment for paving
W. i'earl St. had been paid in. Mr. Os
borne was given a warrant for S2OOO, on
1 account
Daring the first part of the week quite a
number of cellars on N. Main St , were
; again flooded; and the Council decided to
I bring action agaiust all persons having their
! roof spouts connected with tbe sewers, ex-
I ceptiug where such connection had been
authorized.
Bills amounting to about $1,200, were j
pa>.*ed, and the Clerk directed to draw
warrants therefore. Tbe monthly bill for |
electric lighting of enr streets is now $375.
and lor v«ur.
A Bill for $1 jo. pres»uted by the Uth ,
side W »ter Co. was referred to the Water
Committee
The Borough Solicitor was authorized
to frame an ordinance regulating the dis
position of tbe garbage of the town.
Pet Show.
The Loyal Legion is arranging for a
show t-> lie held next Saturday week. Feb
18. Every tl i. ia th-.' .viiy "f Pets will be
weluouie.' for exhibition free. A free tre.it
will Bls<> be given to ali masters and mis
tresses of Ktich pets as are entered.
Priles will IK- awarded to the finest cat.
prettiest kitten, rarest species of bird, the
mo>t intellect dog or cu'e-t puppy,
the best trained parrot, the
sweetest canary singer, the finest
pair of English rabbits, and the finest pair
of common rabbits. Dogs and chickens
will be classified and prizes awarded ac
cordingly. also the other small animals
All aniuiais must must be caged in wire or
box cages, unless it is the large dogs.
The exhibition will be held in tne new
Bully Bloek on W. Jefferson st Ailtbonfl
wishing to enter anything under the heads
above will pieas>- report to Mrs. B. B.
Campbell. S. Maiu st.. or Mrs. Dr. John
ston. North st., or Mrs. Chas.
Bailey, N. Wa.-hington St.
Attractive Tours to the Near South via
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The -idvaiitageous season of the year
und th« attractive destinations fixed for
the tour to the near South ou Februarv 9th
make it one ot the most desireable of
pleasure trips. The territory traversed is
the most attractive and historical portion
of the Union, embracing as it does a pic
turesque route, the military post of Old
Point Comfort, the beautiful resort of V-r
gin Beach, and tbe cities <d Richmond and
Washington. The rates of $45 00 from
New York and $42.30 from Philadelphia
cover railroad tare, hotel accommodations
and all necessary expenses during the en
tire time of nine days spent on the tour
For an extended tonr to Washington an
exci-ptioual opportunity is offered ou Feb
16th. Seven days will be spent on the
trip. The rates, includiug transportation,
notel accommodations, transfers, carriago
ride, and a trip to Mt. Vernon, are very
low. This tour affords ample time for
thoroughly viewing and resting at tne Na
tion's handsomest cicy. Further i forma
tion furui-hed on application to Tourist
Agents, 849 Broadway, New York, 860
Kulton st . Brooklyn, and 233 South Fourth
st , Philadelphia, or Ticket Agents, Penn
sylvania Railroad Company.
Hotel Butler,
J. H. FAUBEL, Propr.
This house has been thorough
ly renovated, remodeled, and re
fitted with new furniture and
carpets; has electric bells and all
other modern conveniences for
guests, and is as convenient, and
desirable a home for strangers as
can be found in Butler, Pa.
Elegant sample room for use of
commercial men.
-o:o- IT IS A
PLEASURE TO
WEAR GAR
MENTS THAT
ARE CORRIXT
LY DESIGNED
\ND PERFECT
FITTING. -o:o-
THIS SATISFAC
TION YOU CAN
DEPEND ON
SHOULD YOU
BOOK YOUR
ORDER AT
Aland's.
1 arge Display of
[Handsome Fabrics for
FALL AND WINTER.
WANTED.
Agents to seli our choice and Hardy
Nursery Stock. We have many special
varieties, both in fruits and nruamen'HN to
offer, which are controlled only by ns. We
pay commission or salary. Write us at
once for terms, and secure choice of terri
tory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Rochester, N. Y.
NEW CUSTOM GRIST MILL.
I have placed in my Mill a first class
Roller outfit for Buckwheat Flour.
Also Roller Corn and Chopping Mills,
all the best the market offers. Give us a
trial, we'll do our best to give you a good
tnrn out.
Running every day except Sunday.
Wm. F. MILLER.
313 N. V. ashiugton St.,
Butler Pa.
a ' VICK'S w
PI FLORAL GUIDE W
MM For 1893, just issued, contains W ,
%|U Colored biota of A Ijuu As- 11 I
t*r t JScgonia, Dahlias, Can* w I
VJ nna t Cletnatis, Dutchman's CJ
rjjf Pips, Fan sirs. Corn andPo- rM |
I rW tatccs. Descriptions and pri- W .
ijjr ces of the very best Flowers r
Njß and Vegetables, and many Vu (
1 Novelties. Trv Charmer Pea '
and Golden Nugget Corn, /JH
■ they pleased everybody last MVBJ
( {[/•♦ivy y car - Hundreds of beaut iful
! and appropriate quotations
best authors makes
The PoetV Number.
cry ! ovcr of a xkl pa"*"*
P should send 10 cts. for Guide,
J All be deducted from J F
SfA James Vick's Sons, % \
C / Rochester, N. i.
Personal.
May me Teiuwortli is visiting friends
and relatives at Conn«<iueneiwing. Bntler
county.— Emtcnton Sew*.
Mr. Wm. Cooper, cutter for Wm. Aland.
Merchant Tailor, i* attending the Ohio
Custom Cutter Convention thts week, held
at Cincinnati. 0.
Miss Annie Lowican can now be found
behind the millinery counter of Horne 1
Ward's Store in Pittsburg: and what An
nie don't know about millinery i« not
worth knowing.
Rev J. C. Critchlow. the yonng Mor
mon preacher who h«*ld torth in Butler,
last week, i* a son of William Critchlow.
formerly of Forward twp . and who went
to Utah ye»rs ago.
M ISS Clara Scbneideman entertained her
youthful friends Thursday evening
Mr< Whir .ker. of jjewiokly, is the guest
: of tier sister Mrs. 0. A. A brains.
Tne Sick.
The wife and one of tbe boy* of John
Kennedy, of Adams twp. aud ill.
Mr WiliMin P Criner. of Mi l.liesex twp.
is lying sick with kidney diseane.
Mrs Margaret Flick, widow of Jno. L
Flick, of Middlesex twp. is dow u with
Diieu"!>nia.
Mr St«K]dard. of E. Clay St.. was
partially striekm with few days
ago, but is doing well.
Rev Heminwav has the mumps.
Robert C Ralston, of Muddycreek twp.,
is seriously ill.
William Garvey, of Muddycreek twp , is
seriously ill.
Miss Sadie Bailey, of Marion twp., is
sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
Samuel Rasley Esq.. of Butler twp , is
sick with plmrisy, aud hu youngest child
with pneumonia;" and tbe oldest child ot
Fred Hoffman who lives in same hon.-c
has the pneumonia.
Half-rate Tickets for Clergymen on the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Pursuing the policy inaugurated lai-t
year, the P-nnsylvania Railroad Compani
is supplying regularly ordained miuisters
of the Gospel with cl-ric»l orders entitling
tbe holders to tickets at .lalf-rate over its
entire system. Ttiese tickets are purchas
able bv any clergyman exhibiting
ical order." ard they mar be bought to any
station on the Pennsylvania sy.-teuj. both
east and west of Pittsburg, at one-half the
regular rates. Under this arrangement
clergymen may sfcure half-rates to Chicago
dunug tb« World's Fair, and there can be
no doubt ttiat a great many of »hem will
avail themselves of the opportunity. The
inauguration of this liberal privilege by
the IVncsi lvania Railroad Compauy last
year met with hearty appreciation at the
bauds of of the mini.-ters of all deuomina
tions. and its continuance this year will be
especially well received by reason of the
advaurages it carries in connection with the
World's Fair.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
WEST PKNN R. B.
Trains leave the West Peuu depct at fool
east JetTerson St. as follows:
•■:lsa. m.—Market—arriyes at Allegheny at
8:40 and 9:13 p. m.
v4O a m.—Express—arrives at Allegheny
at 10:3u a. in.
ll:UO a. m. Accomodation—arrives at Alle
gheny at 1:24 p. m.
2:45 p. m—Accomodation—arrives at Alle
at 4:44 p. m.
5:00p m.—Express—arrives at Allegheny ai
Allegheny at «i:4B p. m.
Tbe 6:20 a. m. trmn and 2:45 p. m. trains
connect at Butler Junction witb trains East
to Blairsville Intersection, where connection
is made witb ihe Day Express and Philud'«
Express going East.
Trains arrive at Butler at 9:35 and 10:35 a
m. and 1:30, 5:00 aod 7:50 p m., leaving Al
legheny at 6:55. ":50 anc 1 lo;4o a. m and.3:ls
15 and 6;10 p. m
P. <fc .W. R. R.
Trains leave the P. A W depot near Cen
tre Ave., Southside, Butler time, as follw>-
going south:
6:U m.—Allegheny Accomo'lation.
8:10-Ailegheuy and Akron Express—run*
f.n Sunday to Allegheny, and connects
ONiiy to Mew Castle.
10:20 a m.— Allegheny Accomodation.
2:50 p. m.—Allgheuy Express.
3:20 p. m.—Chicago Express, runs cn Son
day.
5:55 p m—Allegheny and Zelien ople Mail
Runs on Sunday to Allegheny alone.
tin SOIMImt mnn«, «* tl:I5 A m A lU«h.n,
Express.
Going North—lo:os a. m. Bradford Mail.
5:00 p. in Clarion Accom.
7:25 p m.—Foxburg Accom.
On Sunday a train leaves for Gallery at
11:15 a. in. So Sunday trains on the narrow
gauge.
The 3:20 p m. train South connects at Cal
lery with the Chicago express, which runt
daily and is equipped with tbe Pullman buf
fet and sleeping coaches.
Trains tor Butler leave Allegheny ai
8:10 and ln;3o a m , city time, and 3:00, 5:25
and 6:15 p. m Ou Suuday at 8:10 a. m. aod
3:00 p m
Trains arrive at Butler at 9:30 and 9:50 a
m. aud 12:35, 4:45, 7:2t and 8:30 p. m. Sen
day at 10:20 and 6:10.
I ITTHHCBG. KfiBNA NGO <fr I.A K k KKII- K. f
T rams leave tne P 4 W depot, Hnt'er
'■me as follows:
r>:M< a in, to Erie, arriving tbcre at 10:45
a. m
10:30 a IU. to Erie, arriving there at 3:2<
p m., Buffalo at 6:45 p. ui.
5:"0 p. tn.-io Gieeuville, arriving there ai
7:25 p m.
A train ariives trnm Greenville at 10:05 a
m with tnrough car to Allegheny ov«r the
P A W; one at 2."30 p. m. from Erie which
connect" wilh botn roa<ls p. Allegheny, and
one at 8:40 p. m from Erie
Trains leave Billiards at 6:25 and 11:15 a
m. slow tunc and connect tor Butler, and the
5:0o p. m. train from Butler connects for
Billiard s.
Tbe 8:90 a m. and 3p. m. trains on ooth
roads iu Allegheny counect with trains on
the P S. & L E. at Butler.
C & D
Ready for All.
WE HAVE THE MOSI
COMPLETE STOCK IN
THIS COUNTY.
Everything that is Dew in S
Hats. Oar $1 50 end $2.00 are
wonders for the money.
ia 3 »ft H »ts.
ranging in price from 25 cts to $5 00
AH the new blocks in Silk Hats.
Greatest line of Furnishing Good*
we ever bad
An inspection will be an advamage
to any one.
COLBERT & DALE,
Hatters and Furnishers,
242 S Main street,
Butler, Pa.
Miniin Strest Livsry.
WM. BIEHL PropY.
One sqnare west of Mam St., on
Mifflin St All good, safe borsrn;
lew huuvies aud carriages. Landaus
lor weddicjjs and 'liberals. OIH-D
•IHV and night. Telephone No 24
WILLIAM KENdEQV.
I The well-known liveryomn, Wm.
Kennedy, will be pleaeed to
j have bis friendc call at bits new plac»
' «>' business. Tbe
i Best Horses, Butcgies anu".Car
riage^
in Bntler at the most reasonable
rutes. The place in easily rem>-mU?r
ed Tbe first sta'ile west of tbe
I Lowrv liouso
Republican Primaries.
' The Republican primaries for the nominj
j tion of b«ruagh officers will be held Satur- ;
I Jay. February 11. 1*93. between the hour
of 3 anil 7 o'clock p m. at the following
{ places:
First Ward at the shop of A M Borland
j in said ward; Second Ward at the t.ffice of j
Thus. K«ibins->n in »aid ward: Third Ward
j at the office of Thompson JL Son in said;
ward: Fonrth Ward at the Xlx«>n Hoaie
in said Ward, Fifth Ward at the Wick
House in said ward Return judges will
meet at the office of J. X. Moore to cast
up the vote and certify the nomination* to '
the borough auditors at 3 o'clock p. m. of!
«ame dav.
• Oil Notes.
The well on the James Harbison farm in
BufTa'o twp reached a good rein of gas
last week.
Sbowalter £ Agers are drilling on the
Buhl farm at Galde Run.
Alters tCo hare a wildcat well under I
wat on the MeGrath farm, near Jamison- !
ville.
A good well has been brought in on the j
Ougan farm in Clearfield township bv '
Butler parties.
Collins «t Heasley hare a well in the
inind on the Thompson farm, Bmwnsdaie
field, which is doiug 200 barrels a day.
\ ogeley Co hir« a well ia the sand
on the Uiller farui, in advance of the Mars
field, which is showing for a good well.
Oil work in the Brownsdale field this
spring and promises to be verv 1
lively and a considerable number of well
will be drilled. j ,
Jury List for March T., 1893.
List of Grand Jurors drawn this 30th day I
of January, A. D., 1893, to serve as Grand!
Jurors at a regular term of C«>urt, c<>amienc
iitg the 6th day of March ,A. D., 1893. the *
same being the first Uoa-lay of said auotn. ! *
Keusoo James, Donegal twp, farmer,
ttayonei Victor, Butler Ui wd. gla-w worker.
tisdger William C, Bra>ly twp, tanner
Bartley Xaaraau, Clay twp, farmer.
Baker John G, Middlesex twp, farmer,
t Ireland Robert, M u Idycree* t«p i«rm<r. J
Glean James C, Ciay iwp. tarnier.
Gibson George, Bra ly twp. farmer.
Goeunng Lewis, Jaeason twp west, farmer,
tioch Adolpnus A. Uilleßrfown Bor, ; i
merchant. ,
Humel John, Cherry twp south, farmer.
Harper J F, Washington twp south, marble -
cutter.
Koch Frank, Butler 4th wd, merchant.
Keifer Henry VV, Bntler 3rd wd, carpenter.
MoXair Thomas. Butler 3rd wd, exp. ageu:
Kenmc Daniel, Slipperyrock twp, farmer.
Starr J H, Middlesex twp, farmer.
•Meveuson Caltin. Center twp, tarmer.
Scoit Wiiitieid, Summit twp, farmer.
Wise H SJ, Harmony Bor, lumber dealer.
Wallace William Bald Uioue,tanner.
Wick William, Oakland twp, tarmer.
W ilaon D L, Centervilie Bor, farmer.
Young James B, Butler 4th wd, dr.'Uer.
List of Petit Ju ors drawn 30th day ot
January, A. D., 1»93 to serve as Petit
Jurors at a regular term of Court, commenc
ing the 13th of' March, A. D , lsi*3, the same
the 2d Monday of said month.
Brewster Alexander, farmer, Centre twp.
Bovard Oliver, farmer, Cherry twp north.
Bedillion William, shoemaker, Middlesex
twp.
Campbell David B, oil producer, Butler 3d ,
ward.
Caldwell William, laborer, Butler 2nd wd.
Dutubacher William, farmer. Conno({ueneas- t
ing south.
Dougherty W H, oil producer, Fairview twp
west.
Double P A, farmer, Donegal twp.
Davidson R P, farmer, Adam- twp south.
I'oerr George, laborer, Butler Ist ward.
Elliott Thomas W, farmer, Buffalo twp.
H veret John, farmer, Parker twp.
Grohmau John C, farmer, Butler 4th ward.
Ueineman H C, merchaut, Butler 2nd ward.
Hutchison M B, merchant, Fairview west,
ltlt George, tarmer, Jackson eait. 1
Johnston Jicob. farmer, Summit twp.
Kerr William, farmer, Marion twp.
Kaughman W H, farmer, Muddcreek twp.
Kohlmeyre O P, farmer, Venango twp.
Kitmerer Adam, farmer, Bntler 2od ward.
Koch r William, farmer, Lancaster twp-
VJcConuel! S A, farrne., Siipperyroia tw p.
Moore J C, farmer. Centre iwp
VlcWilliams H B, farmer, Centre twp.
McGill W A. carpent-r, Harrnviilts
Miller G i, clerk, Butler sth ward.
McElwee Daniel, farmer, Wiofield twp.
Mcßride L E. farmer. Venango twp. I
Murtland W F, farmer, Concord twp.
MecMing Joseph B, tarmer, Butler twp.
Marshal Geo K, farmer. Forward twp.
W K, m#r/«h«nt,
Meclring Lewis R, termer, Butier twp.
Patterson J N, merchant, Butler 3d ward.
Kiflt-y John, tarmer, Middlesex twp.
Kamsej J L, farmer, Centre twp.
Rummel Peter, carpenter, Winfield twp.
Shira t M, carpenter, Parker twp.
Sloan Matthew, farmer, Allegh»uy twp.
Sutlou Johu H, oil producer, Butler 4th wd.
Stepp Michael, farmer, Buffalo twp.
Shira A L. farmer, Wasbingiou twp aorth.
Turk Samuel, farmer, Washington twp north.
Woltord John, farmer, Slipperyrock twp.
Wilson William, armer, Fairview west.
Wallace James, wagonmacer, Zelienople
Boro
Waldron W S, farmer. Forward t*p.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given thtt Davi I Osborne
assignee of Wm A 0-b<»rne, has tiled his
account in the "(fie* ot the Protho-iotary ot
the < ourt >t • omnion Pleas of Butler coun
ty, Pa., at M's D Mo. 28 March T, 1891; and
that the same will be preseuted to said Court
tor confirmation and allowance ou vVodnea
day the Sth day of March. 1893.
Jons W BROWS, Pro.
Prothonotary's Office, Feb. 6, 1993.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Black,
committee ot Benjamin McCallen, a lunatic,
has tiled h's account in the office of the Pro
thonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of ,
Butler county. Pa , at C. P. No 4, Sept T,
ISO I; and that the same will be presented to
Mild court for confirmation aud allowance on
Wednesday, the Bth d ay ot March. 1893
JOHN W. BKOWX, Pro.
Prothonotary's Office, Feb. 6. 1»93.
Hotels and Depots,
W. S. Gregg in now mailing a line
of carriages between tbe hotem and
depots of tbe town
Changes reasonable. Telephone
No. 17, or leave orders at Hotel
Vogeley.
linod Livery in Connection
W. H O'BRIF.N & SON.
[Successors of Schutte & O'Brien ]
Sanitary Plumbers
And Gas Fitters.
DBALBRS W
Sew .Mr l*ipe,
Ciaa Fixtures,
Globes and
Natural Gas Appliances.
JeffersonH.,opp. T.owrj House
BUTLER, PA-
The Imperial Purcbas ng Co..
1302 Filbert St., Phila., Pa. buys everything,
wholesale and retail. Mirrors, pianos, organs
and musical instruments. Great care in the
•election of suitable presents. Charge* L
Commissions. Samples and estimates seat
free. 15 years experience.
HUTLER COUNT?
Yttual Fire Insurance Co.
Tor, Main & |
R r ??FTNI£V A M , "ECRETARY !
D WC
ilired Wk"l. Hnulfnoo (Mim,
r W. Ir*in.
w W Birtokiuore. N. WfitaeL
F BowniMii. I>- T. Norn«
(}to Kftterer * hit*. W*-r»hun.
mhn (irobmaD, .lotrn KoeiitDc.
LOT At S. IP
STTTI KIR.. F 3 A
j • 14
I • x >.U> v. •
The Best Is
K<H »r t» jfnmi «/ mrr
•wt Ihr pkfnrmm n
jffU re*nUt <ti %ti (JIM rata
onlf he obtaiani rkrm j mrr
■lrugs art JUPCSMJ. F*
rtfj cart antf nmnr)
rrtry tlrjmrtirnt of o*r
IMFLSTM. Only Tt.ju Urrtfl
pkarmtaeiiU art empbtytd
•imi perianal t*perrtt»tm
ftrm to trrry detail. We
mdtaror to keep erery
thi *<7 t\at it tmjuirttl for,
but if tee 'to not hare rhat
yonr prescription callsf*r
wt ml! tell you to and do
our best to get it for you
at the earUest possible
t%me. So matter rhat it
nee,led for the stekroom
come to our store. Our
prtcet are at lotc at eon
ristent nth pure goodt
Inferior ones ice do not
care to handle at any
price Physician* pre
tcriptions and family re
enpts a specialty.
Respectfully,
C. N. BOYD, Druggist.
Diamond Block. Butler. P«.
-J<HK 81-TUTK^?™
NATIONAL BANK,
Bn:j«, r*.
r». ... fiaa MSK
srarn*. . J,, IM.SSII N
OFFICERS:
T V U... ,J°*- Hanman. Preat.
J. \ Kltto. ice PR«T. C. A. Bailey, raakter
UIREtTORS :
Jos nartman. C. P. IY>lltna. I) V RW!
H. MCS»eene>, C. D. Uieraler. J. V WUR*
K. E. Abrams. L«LFC; Hulril I.#;, smith.
W. S. WALDRON W llrcr> WTT«O. M KlDen»N.
A geiirntl banking TOUIAPSS TRAAAA<-TTNL. In
terest paid ou time (lepue!t« M INER LOANED on
iporuvet. security,
r orelgn exchange bouitht »» ' SOU
INSURANCE COMPANY ot
NOKTH A MERICA.IOOth Year
Assets $9,730,000.00.
Home of New York,
Assets $9,338,000.00.
Hartford of Hartford,
Assets $7,109,000.00.
Continental of New York,
Assets $6,380,000.00.
NEW YORK. LIFE,
Assets $137.499.000.00.
Office of
E E ABKAMS & CO.
Office ia HI'SELTOX BUILDING, tut
to the Court House.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS*.
COULTER & BAKER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
in rooai 8.. Armory Building. Butler.
H. Q. WALKER,
Attorney-at Law— office in IMainoud Block.
Sutler, ha.
J. M. PAINTER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office — Between Postoffice and Diamond. But
ler. Pa.
A. T. SC.OTT,
ATTORXEY-AT-LAW.
.T'Uue at No. 8. South DL-unond. Butler. Pa.
A. M. CHRISTLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office second floor. Anderson B1 k Main St..
near court House. Butler. Pa.
NEWTON BLACK.
Att'y at Law— office 011 South side or Diamond
ftutler. Pa.
J. W HUTCHISON,
ATTORNEY AT UK
' n I-e MI :.ND I;«.T th> MU-tlrot. MOC>
"»in<HID. Butler IV. Rixitn MO t
IRA McJUNKIN.
attorney at Law. Office ar No. IT. EAST teffer
-M>N St . Butler. P:».
W. C. FINDLEY,
Attorney at I.a« and Resl Estate Agent. Of
Oce rear or I- Z. Mitchell s office on north side
01 Diamond. Butler. Pa.
H. H. GOUCHER.
\ttorney-at-law. office on second 3oor O
\ndereon building, near Court House Kutler
P. 4.
Dr. N. M. HOOVER,
137 E. '.Vayne St., office hours. 10 "» 12 M. and
10 3 P. M.
SAMUEL M. BIPPUS.
Physician and Surgeon.
200 West < unnlnizham St.
L. M. REINSEL, M. D,
PHYSICIAN ASD Srsosox.
Office and residence at Petrol lA. PA.
L. BLACK,
PHYSICIAN AND SL KIIEON.
'->* Troutman BnUdiug. Butler, Pa.
I. S. (.SAKE. M. D. J. E MASS. *. A
Specialties: Speciaillur
• ynaK-ology and Sur- Sye. Ear None aad
gery. Throat.
ORS. LEAKE<& MANN,
Butler, Pa.
G M. ZIMMERMAN.
PUTMICIAM AND srasaott.
MIRE at No. VS. 8. Main street. o*er Frank *
«'» IJtuir Store. Butler. Pa.
V. McALPINE,
Dentist,
Is now located In new and elegant R«»N ad
joining nis former ones. All ktnd» ot rlaap
plates and moderen gold work.
J. J. DONALDSON, DentlsL
Butler, Penn'a.!
Arl.rlclal INHERED rn THE latest tm-
PR vert plan »»O!d filling a specialty. OFFL-^E —
)v T SELIN'-ITA T'LOFTUU* Store.
DR. S. A. JOMNSTON.
| Dt.NTIST, - - BUTLER, PA
<;• I<l FIIIIB; P»ln!e«S fitriDon »>t Teeth
1 ... AITM. LAL !e« It v>l*B- r,i 1 UT'- a
NITRONS Oxide ur YU. lze.» Air r ..**l
\ 'LA . 9»L.
i mi» o er Miliars Grocery easi of Lowry
House.
office closed WEDNESDIO* AU.. Thursd»>s
C. F. L. McQUISTION,
C.>bl.\E£K MRTttUR.
orru * SKAK Dttitojip. H R TX»*. PA.
it Pays To Know What Is
Going On For Bargains.
iOEERCOATS.
MEN'S SI ITS,
Ami all W nter (nxxis.
Now is the buyers chance.
Xow is the time to save inonev.
o are willing to sell all winter
iroods at cost, and some below eost.
MEN S OVERC-\r< *' »K i I $1 • o ViR #ls 00
l»w - I ♦KO*)
" " II ♦#» • lit
BOY'S «• - U wo - 10 •»
44 - 10 INI •• 6.0©
44 - u» - 1M
■en's. Yontte. Boys An; OriWris Sib It Prwtttaldf urn Mat
COME AND SEE.
H. SCHNEIDEMAN,
C'lwtbier ml Fi;m - it.
104 South Alain St., Butler. Pa.
Dissolution Sale
As the firm ■ t Sch.iui FW • i Co. hu.c . .v>»te«. p -rr-ivr Inp, and
the nev. rimi of Si :? A Sast have bojgh; :ue c . wl»., lwe must
I turn into carh by M..rib
We have this jrt a: reduction *.»"<•
Extra Bargains in Overcoats, I Istrrs.and
all II eavv Weight Clothing
before placing our < rders f»r the con<i: - =»or'n<; >n. We reduce
the price on all w mtrr suit.- and w«n>at> rrgardlr -. of value ami coat.
All winter suits and overcrats for irn-n and b»>ys we offer iwm
At Cost and Some Less Than Cost.
These prices will surely cle.tr our t.ibies and shelve*. fhose tn
need of any winter clothing can buy them now at les-* than tb'iesale
, prices.
Schaul & Nast,
Successors to Schaul Bros. Co.,
OPPOSITE HOTEL VOOELEV. - BFTLtm. PA.
The
Leading Millinery House
~ m
OF
Is selling all Millinery
rl m
and Holiday «*>ods at
• * |
eost in order to make
r<x)in forsprin** goods.
Come early and «;et
; vonr elioiee.
I*2*2 H.MAIN ST.
*• • fcf t M afruT~
* • »> CANTu.i. •"»••«»
KEEP :•: WARM
AT
-Wjttk Expense ii wr CKterntr
I hildr#o'» o»<l«>rwf«r 'mm Ise. U> 7"*.
Laitiw' faaavj oKina »«*•» -4 >.
•- « " drawers '<* Jse.
*• extra tia« nlto* rr»u >» «■"! "
» » " " ilranto 30 <wl 73.
Nita*i wool rr.M 30c. *l'o •»«»
- dn»n Me, »1 0» •»'
Wvners' HmIU aa«lerw«ar » :« p«<»
L ao.l acton wit*
■ M. F. «fe M. Marks'.
L. C- WICK
DliLlt 19
I
Roii|h and Worked Luratef
or AU KIITM
p Doors, Sash, BHnds, Mould pics,
* Shingles and Lath
Always In Stock.
LIME. HAIR AMD PLASTER.
Oflce P. A *
B'TLBR
L. & )i
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i r >a« JicrrrwH -t
« i«i Tr ri.r:i*. - »*a.
V\ ti, want vor
Ito net *- our A*rii«. Mil >f p>l '•%' " >
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