Butler citizen., April 18, 1895, Image 3

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THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1895.
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D. A Heck's clothing, famishing*, etc.
Magic, mirth and mystery at Zimmer
man's.
J. S. Young's suits.
Sbloss Bros' square dealing.
Douglass' wall paper.
Heineman A Son's sc. wall paper sale.
Proposals wanted.
Redick's Paints.
NOTE— AII advertisers intending to make
changes in their ads. should notify ns ol
their ir Mention to do so, not later than
Monday jiorning.
Administrators and Executors ol estates
can secure their receipt books at the CIT
ZKS OFFICE
LOCAL ANI) GENERAL.
—A good Columbia bike for sale—ln
quire at this office.
—J. P. Campbell has opeDod a meat
market on E. Howard St.
—The market opened this morning at
$2 6". The producers call it '-Sweet Oil"
now.
—Now that the oil market is jumping,
the crop of spring lambs ready for sbear
ijg is assured.
—One of our jiwelers sold SI,OOO wurih
Ol diamonds, last Saturday all to men
WQo nave lately ouou lucky in <<il.
—Theie will be a new schedule on the
West Penn soon,and there is some talk of a
Sunday train.
A'itb our paved streets torn up in hall
a dozen ylaees, on account of leak.., rot
ten, aud poorly laid water pipes, is it any
wonder we are complaining.
—Now is the lime to rake the back yard
and burn up the rubbish. Throw in an
old gum shoe or two to give the odor
more pungency.
—Next Thursday the 25th inst is appeal
day from the M«i;:antile Appraiser's rat
ings. Mr Starr will be in the County
Commissioner's office from 9 A. M. to 3
P. M. of that day.
—■' Read and Reflect" on the grand op
portunity for securing bargains in clothing,
furnishing goods, jewelry, traveling outfits,
•tc . offered by the Champion Cash Clothier
of Butler, Mr. D. A H«ck.
—The philosopher rises to a*k why the
marri.tge of a rich man's son to a poor
girl is called a mesalliance, when the
marriage of a ricb man's daughter to a
poor co'int u lo >ked as a socia. tri
umph
—Tner* Was a cruelty to .initials caa"
In Bml«r, .Saturday. Humane Agent
Skillman ordered an old horse killed; and
half the town assembled to see tbe Lorse
hauled away
—The commencement exercises of tbe
Pittsburg college <if pharmacy will be
held in Carnegie Hall, Allegheny, thin
evening K J. C. Grobman and William
P. Welshons of Butler are member* of tbe
graduating class.
—lf your hydrant water tauten salty,
let a backet lull Bland over night, and
poor bat a part of it into tbe teakettle
next morning. Salt water in heavier than
fresh, and will Mettle to tbe bottom.
—Beginning next Saturday the PiMs
barg Timi f will print a complete exposi
tion ot the International Sunday School
leasion fur tbe following day. The treat
ment will be broad uid non-sectarian.
—Some citizens of Fal'on street are
drilling a well for water on tbe hill above
them Water welU ought to be drilled on
•very bill about the town, for we are go
ing to catch it next Summer, sure.
—Garvey Bastian's house in Zelienople
KM robbed last Saturday night of some
■liverware and rings; and A. M. hunk's
house of a gold watch and good overcoat.
The burglars got goods, the aggregate val
ae of which is aboat S4OO, and they left no
brace behind them.
—All tbe World and his sister is trying
to solve the mystery of the S'A)O prize sto
ry. All the guesses most be in by 6 p.m.
Df Saturday. Men and boys are not allow
ed o guess, but still it is likely that the
terrible Ac in the case either dyed bis mus
tache, or *oie red flannels.
--Uildebrand k Son have lately been
Tarnishing their customers with meat rais
ed and fattened in tbis Co ,that is as fine as
my Chicago beef ever brought here, or
iver will b•. The steers were raised in
be northern part of tbe county, and were
attenod by Samuel Robinson on thu Max
well place west of town.
—The accident in the mill at West
sunbury is a lesson to all to stand clear of
aoviug machinery, no matter how inno
lent it looks. School children otten put
beir arms around tbe shaft in the mill iu
inestion and swung around by it for fun;
at a rubber ooat tightly wound around
bat shaft caused tbe death of an excellent
oung man.
W U. Witteof Harvers Station has
ampin* ol the Bucteje and Jo i-s lever
inders ou exhibition in bis atorr-rooiii
'be Buckeye is an open-end, franii-lu-s
lachiue; and tbe Joues-lever is a neat and
inple machine with a fly-wheel attach -
lent. The farmers of that neighborhood
txold see these machines before purchasing
t they are complete, and Mr, Wine's
rices reasonable.
The students o( St. I'aul's parochial
shoo! hid a large audience in tbe Opera
ouse, Tuesday nitfbt, to witness their
usical and literary entertainment; and
eir preforiuances snowed that they hail
oroughly rehearsed and mastered tbeir
its. Tbe whole entertainment wai re
arkably good for amateurs. One little
llow in the flag drill, brought down the
>use by always being out of step and
otiou, and stopping to pin on a rose that
as thrown to him.
—The attorneys of tbe Butler Water Co*
ed their auswer, Tuesday, to the bill in
nity lile<' against the company. They
nply deny the charges made in the bill,
ceptirig as to the salt water flowing into
e creek which, they say, they are trying
stop; and outside of that say that the
pply ol water has been adequate and
re, and that their rates are neither ex
rtionate nor unequal. The attorneys for
e citizens will now go ahead and secure
Ideate, and have a day appointed for a
a ring.
A Ku«inesH Education Free, if
>u oay your dry guwla tttUuwiiuy'u
Ml sboul (l.^
LEGAL NEWS.
NOTES.
The Blair county conit has decided that
there is no scalp law in force now in this
Sta'e and the County Comm.doners are
directed not to pay any scaip certificate-.
The case of Egbert and Sheasly versus
Vacderiin, which was tried in this county
sometime ago, and then c irried to the Su
preme Court, was re-tried in Franklin last
week, and a verdict rendered for the de
fendant.
The average Beaver county lawyer get
a good profit out of liquor licenses The
lee of the Beaver county attorney tor hi*
services in a liquor-licen-e-application ca.-e
is S3OO, with an additional $25 more il he
succeeds in gesting it.
The income tax law is to face a new
danger which threatens it with utter ex
tinction Should this new fight on the
obnoxious measure pro\e successful the
United States courts will be overwhelmed
witn suits against the col lee. <>r» of inter
nal revenue. A Pittsburg attorney ha- an
nouoctd a new feature in the case. Ail
of his clients who are subject to the tax
will pav their under protest In
order to recover the amount they will cn
t*-r suit aga nst the collector of internal
revenue in the district i ■ which they re
side or in which they pay the tax. In case
these suits are successful the life of a col
lector will not be a happy on#.
Several men were arrested at Coopers
town, last Saturday, charged with selling
liquor illegally. One had a bearing. Wed
nesday, and was held lor court, the res
will have their heariugs, Saturday.
Cbas. McNalty bad summons in eject
ment issued vs Henry Reiber et al lor 40
acres in Oakland.
D. W. LOCKB has been granted a pedler's
license
Mrs. Heath, of Butler, has been returned
to court for selling liquor without license.
Saturday. May 4th, will be the last day
for filing accounts for June term.
Wm , Lee, Anna and Win. Jr., Aggers,
have been returned to court on cbarges of
assault and battery, etc , preferred by
Petter and Su-.anuab Zimmel, and one case
of aggravated A. A- 8.. is entered against
Zimmel.
The will of W. P. Miller, of Washington
twp, was probated; also will of Jane
Wadswortb, of slipperyrock; also will of
Jane Potts, ot Altoona.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
A A Kohlmeyer to J V Black 70 acre
in Allegheny twp for fo^O
John Gillilaud et ai to Kobt Cooper I
acre in Adams for SOOO.
Ino M Russell, by e.xr, to Jan A Mc-
Candle-h 80 acres in Centre for $2,000
G H Met a* to M It Davison 15 acres in
Adams for $1,1>50
A K R-ib«r to D F Reed lot in Butler
lor $3,000
C Carwrn to J W Bartley 80 acres in
Oakland for $25
J Q Renno to S B McCollough lot it;
Butler for $25
U O Vlctiill to J A Bailey lot in Cherry
for $250.
Sliff Campbell ti. P J Kpohn 106 acres i
.Summit for $5,030
Stiff Campt»»-I' to p J .-pohn 20 acres ii
Summit for SMS
K J MoCaudless to Rennick 38
acr- » in Slipperyrock for S3H7 50.
S H Core to J 11 Troutman lot in Butlei
for $2,300
K<*> stone B A I. to K L Dellaveii lot in
Bu'ler for $2,2t)0
J .1 Black to Jno W MeCord 54 acres in
Allegheny for $1,050
P Daubeiihtmnk to C A Abratns lot in
Butler for $l5O.
Thos. Robinson to Sarah Oris wold lot in
Butler for $1,200.
Jno Kapral to G D Swain lot iu Har
mony for $420.
Mary Carrol to G D Swain lot in Har
mony for «350.
Thos S Fletcher to Jos J Campbell 08
acres in Fairview for $2,000.
Jacob B«ek.-rt to .1 M Phillips loi in
Butler for S4OO.
R P Scott to Nancy Wally lot in Mar
iin-• org for $475.
Marriage licenses.
Charles M. Hen«haw Prospect
Frariei- Fr-izmr.....
I' t.-r Pen ian Jr Donuesne
twlie Duncan Butler
t 'ha- It-' Oesterling Donegal
Anna Fr» dertck Millerstown
Robert W I'.non Prospect
Emma Doable Isle
A B Johnston Freep«rt
Liura Kohrn
At Pittsburg—Charles E Tinker and
Sadie M. Bailey of Butler.
At Yonngstown—James Hess and Lizzie
Henry.
—Alonzo McCandless of Isle P. O. has
placed his trotting bred stallion, Storm
Uird 2:35 at 4-years, in the hauds of Win.
G. Weigle, at the Butler Fair Grounds,
for tbe season of 1895, where he will do a
short season in tbe stud and be put in con
dition for tbe Full races. His service fee
i< $25. This is one of tbe best bred horses
in tbe county. Sire Lord Russell, brother
to Maud S 2:08}, dam Storm, a producing
daughter of Green Mountain Maid, whose
descendents hold 28 of the World's rec
ords.
Job Work.
If you want Posters,
If you want Circulars,
If yon want Sale Bills,
If you want Envelopes,
If you want Bill Heads,
If you want Price Lists,
If yon want Statements,
Ifyou want Note Heads,
If you want Show Cards,
If you want Letter Heads,
Ifyou want Address Cards,
If you want liusincH* Cards,
If you want Invitation Cards,
If you want any kind of Printing done
cill at the CITIIKH office.
39c. 39c, 39c, 39c
89c per yard lor the latest style in
all wool novelty Dress Goods, choice
designs, new colorings, real value
50c. Mua J. E ZIMMERMAN
Proposals Wanted.
Proposals will be received up to
Friday, April l'.ith, 1890. for the con
struction of a brick building forty by
fifty six feet, four stories high, to be
used as a cherui'-al laboratory for
Westminster College, at Now Wil
miugton, Pa. Proposals will bo seal
ed.
Plans and specifications may be
ceeu at the rooms of the undersigned,
in Science Hall, Westminster Col
lege, where all required information
will be given by S It Thompson,
Chairmau of Building Com , New
Wilmington, Pa
Every person seems to be pleased
with Morrison's Couirh Syrup. The
demand ia increasing very fast.
Ask your Druggist for it.
Storm Serges and French Serges,
Heurittias, Novelty Dress Good* and
Fancy Slks in greatest variety aud
at lowest prices at.
L STUN .FC SON'S
goods, and give you prices to please
you, no other clothier in Butler can
We sell Table Linens, Napkins,
Towels, Crashes arid ail kmdH of
white goods at very low prices at
L STEIN <FC SON'S.
School hats at PACE'S.
—An honest dollar's worth of
goods for an honest dollar, is Bur
ton The Clotnier's motto.
IVo display over 100 new and
pretty pattern hats and bonnets at
PA PI'S.
Fine and heavy all-wool Serge 45
inches wide, ali colors at 50 cents a
y arc*—a big bargaiu —at
L. STEIN & SON'S.
Stylish siilor hats, many co'ors at
, PAPS'I*.
Oil Notes.
La=t Thursday oil began jumping and
daring the day the Standard put up their
price to $l5O. and speculative oil went as
high as $1 80, but fell back to $1 69. On
Friday there van no market, but on Satur
day the Standard was paying $1 75 and
certificates sold i:i the exchanges at $2 00.
Monday brought $2 for balances, and the
speculative market went as high as $2:35;
a-id Tuesday $-.25 for balance.-, and the
speculative market went as high as $"2 51.
Yesterday the Standard was pi/' ll * $2 50
an ! the highest market price was $2.70,
but it fell back and closed at $2.17
The stock of Pennsylvania oil above
ground is said to be insufficient to run the
refineries for three monttis; and the Stand
ard may be trying to "freeze out'' the inde
pendent refineries.
SAXOSBCBO —Wilson & Co. are drilling
in the third sand on the Reidel; Frazie.r,
Wetzel <£ Co. will be in the sand today <n
The Bermgo, southwest of riaxonburg: Root
<t Co. are drilling on the Waxmuth, north
of tovn; Scott it Co. have a rig up on the
Cooper heir-: Frizieri' Co. are drilling in
the 100-foot on the Korurampb, and the
Two Tom" are buildi;;g a rig on the Walk
er, west of town.
BCKNA VISTA—King Bros, are ready to
s'art their new well on the King, and
Vance & Frantz expect to do the drilling.
Tu'is luidn and his brother Joseph are put
ting up a derrick on the Davul Rankin,
near Troutman. Vance, Frantz <fc Co. will
drill another well on the Thomas Hutchi
son. The Jas McCleary and Jos Byers
t*rms are leased.
BOTDSTOWN —The Martin well on the
Martin is doing about 15 barrels. McCor
nick & Co's well on the Shakeiey was tub
ed for gas, but she began flowing oil
through the tubing and will be re-torpedo
ed and re-cased and tested iu the 3d sand.
Heydrick Bros, on the Aggas found no oil
in the 100-loot and are drilling to the 3d.
Enough saltwater is flowing from this well
to pickel all the cucumbers that will be
ra.-ed this summer. Russell <fc Go's No 1
0 i the llcnry is doing about 5 barrels, and
No 2is flowing saltwater and oil and is
supposed to be d'ing about 25 barrels.
r'uillip-: is leasing everything between
Butler and Boydstown. Capt Grace is
drilling OD the McCollough. The Martin
1 Co. well on the Lackey did 20 barrels in
24 nours, aud then had a breakdown Flee
£■ r it Co's vvell on the Fleeger it pumping
xoiue oil.
WUITESTOWN—This field has been reviv
ed by me Brandon & Co. well on the Sha
mir which started off at 100 tiarrels. Jimali
w.-ils are being cleaned out aud will be
pumped. The liaja & Go. well on the
Hays will be in this week.
EVAKM CITY May A Co, struck a 7i>
bbl well on the Shoiip, soutu of town,
Wednesday.
MARS —The Say Oil Go's No. 1, Samuel
Ballour is doiig 50;oarrels. X'ne well on.
the T. Meeder is reported dry.
COOPERS rows—rh« Ooxey Oil Go's No.
2. Rifliey is snowing for 15 barrels Marks,
Me and less <fc Go's No. 1, Dean, is yet do
ini; 100 barrels.
ROUGH Has —Several wells are expect
ed in next week.
MCDDVCBKBK— Lookwooii <fc Co's No. 2
Snyder, is doing 8 to 10 barrels, and the
K< ating Oil Co's 5. about the same. MO-
Oill A - Go's No 4 Nee ley increased to 30
barrels. Several new wells are going down
to the north and northwest of this fie!d.
NOTKS.
The present estimated value of the oil
properties lalely purchased by the Stand
ard companies is $2,000,000.
Golden & Co. liuished a Third sand well
on the Powder Mill-run, last Saturday,and
are said to have some oil.
Haik Theater.
MORA WILLIAMS COMKBT COMI'ASV ALL
KKXr WKKK.
The Comedy Sunbeam Mora, supported
by Fre I Williams, will appear at the Park
Theater all next week in the following at
tractive Kepi rtoire ot Popular Comedies:
Monday, "Pretty Poll;" Tuesday, "Canny's
X Roads;" Wednesday, "Siiey," Thurs
day, "Fire Fly;" Friday, "Lea Belle
Midge;" Saturday, Matinee, "Foggs Fer
ry;" Saturday night, "Rhody ".
Mora is not only a good actress, but per
sonally and in social life for her amiable
character aud many accomplishments, she
is a favorite of a .large circle of admiring
friends.
Mr. Williams is a local favorite. The
costumes are superb, and the plays will be
mounted in grand style.
Reserved seats on sale Saturday morn
ing at the extremely low prices of IlOets.
WARNING.
To BUTLEU COUNTY OIL FOLKS AND
ALL OTUEKH.
Be wise in your prosperity and
save Borne ol your gains by invest
ing in the established and reliable
Metropolitan Loan and Savings As
sociation Send, or call for circular.
If desired wa will send an agent to
see you. Investigate our Prepaid
Investment stock
We want good and trust-worthy
meu as agents, such inen will bo
dealt with tairly aud equitably. Call
on or address.
N T. Weser, District Manager,
Olliee 11G W. Jeffersou St.
Butler P.
$1.50, $2.00. $3 00 up to $25.
will buy a Stylish Cape in Cloth,
Silk and Velvet, trimmed in Lace,
Ribbon, Jet and Satin. Call before
purchasing your Spring Wrap. We
e*n gavo you inootjv.
Miis J. E ZIMMERMAN.
New Percales, Ducks, Court Royal
Pique, Seersuckers, Ginghams aud
all kinds of wash goods at
L. STEIN SON'S.
—New Store, New Stock and low
prices, at T 11. Burton's, Tne One-
Price Clothier.
Barton's Clothing aud Furnish
ings, are the best in town for the
money.
Come and aek the Czarina rings at
PAPE Bito's.
Latest in trimmed and untrimmed
ha's flowers, feathers, ribbons aud
novelties at PAPK'S
Hats, Hats, Hats, Hats.
An immense assortment to select
i from, Trimmed and Uuirfmmed, all
| th. latest styles at the lowest prices
Mas. .1 E. ZIMMERMAN.
—We do not want the earth, but
we do want a fair share of the pa
tronage of Butler and vicinity.—
BUBTON, The Clothier
See our line of New Spring Capes
—the assortment is large and the
Btyles and prices are right
L. STEIN A SON.
The finest line of Mourning bats
aud bonnets in Butler at PAPE'S.
Beautiful pat'.eru hats at PAPE'S.
—Buy your dry goods at Davou
uy's and get a scholarship for the
j Bu'ler Business College und School
|of Short hand free. Ask about it
Don't Hesitate
| To insist on getting Marvin's if you
I waul ihe beet Crackerd and Caked.
PERSONAL.
; Conrad Sell, of Winneld twp., was in
■ town on business. Saturday.
Mrs. M. M. Spang went to Georgetown.
! 111., Mondav. to see her son who isserious
i ly ill.
Jemima Douthett of Forward twp.,
daughter of Wm Douthett. lately deceas
ed, is seriously ill.
D. P. Nicklas of Adams twp. and D. P.
Crowe of Forward twp. were in town on
business, Tuesday.
W U. Witte. ot Sarvers, and Philip
Hallstein, of Clay twp.. were in town on
business, Tuesday.
Christopher Wimer. of Millerstown, has
lately teen granted a pension and that of
Jacob Lenox, of Slipperyrock, has been
renewed and increased,
John Faulkner, of Buffalo twy.. has
moved to sarvers Station. Samuel Gal
breath is running the blacksmith shop at
the station now.
Mr. J. E. Chadwick, tuner tor the But
ler Music Co., will arrive in Butler, April
llilb, and remain two weeks Mr Chad
»ick stands at the head of his profession,
and all bis work is guaranteed by the But
ler Music Co.
On aceonnt ot tbe burning of the steam
er Iron Queen, I have changed the date of
my excursion, to Wednesday, May Ist.
This trip of one week is filled with plea
sure, rest aud a thousand miles of sight
i-e ing A minister who has traveled ex
tensively writes of th.s trip that in all his
Voyages the scenery ol the upper Ohio
river has i.ot been excelled. A band of
music accompanies this excursion, and
dull care is banished from the boat The
round trip from Butler Pa., including good
bo rJ, costs you but $13.7 C Call on, or
write to Mrs. N. C. Core,
Butler Music Co.
Church Notes.
A "Holiness Convention," under tbe
auspices of the Free Methodist Church,
will be held in Butler beginning Wednes
day, May Ist acd continuing one wees
There will bo street meetings at 7 p.m. of
Wednesday, Thursday, Saturd. y, Monday
and Wednesday; services every evening at
7:45, and during the day as per programme;
Sacrament Sunday May sth, following the
tbe morning services. All persons p:o
--po.-ing to attend tbis convention should
notify Rev. Freshwater.
Riv. E. Cronenwett will preich in Eng
gisb in M.Mark's Church,Butler,Sunday at
10:30 a.m., and 7:15 p.m.; aud in St. John's
Church, Petersviile, al 2:30 p.m. in tbe
German language.
Rev. 1). Luther Rotb will be iustalled a
of tho ii;jglisii Lutheran Cuurcu,
fcu ilay. Rev. Or Roth ol Tniel College,
auii Rev. J. 0. President ot the
Pit'sburg Si nod, will officiate.
l.ev. li. N. Wo id will preach ia the
11' thodi-t Church next Sunday morning on
"How 10 Deal with fliiors; Doubters,"aim
iii the evening on "Millions and Million
aires."
A pb-asiug praise service wn rendered
by the choir of the Baptist Church, E tst«r
Sa 'bath evening, assisted by an orchestra
of suvuc pieces. The program consisted ot
sol .s, duetl« s, ijUirtettes and choruses. A
pleasant feature ot the program was the
duett by Master Uollis Davenney and Itel
la Fagen,aged seven and six years respect
ing.
Butler Presbytery,
The spring meeting of the Butler Pres
bytery opened in Butler Presbyterian
chiircb, Tuesday. The opening sermon
preached by the retiring moderator,
R;v. J. A. Courtney. Rev S A.Stewart
wa» elected moderator, ff. b. McNess,
clerk, and Kev. J R. Coulter, stated clerk.
H-;v. W. J. Young was dismissed to Sagi
naw Presbytery; Kev. S. G (ioehring to
Clarion Presbytorv, aud licentiate K. C.
Stewart to Bhenango I'resbytery. Li
eeniiace .\1 B. McClelland returned the
ca'l from the Harlausburg charge and ac
c -pted a call to Mt Nebo. He was or
dained Tuesday night. Kev. K. C. Ya't-s
resigned the Zelienople charge; Kev. S.
Williams and Elder Uarvey Campbell
were elected principal delegates to the
General Assembly, and Kev. 11. G Bla
ney anil Elder William Humphrey alter
nates.
15c, 15c, 15c, lsc
will buy uti Cnirimuied Hat for La
dies' arid Misses'. The place to Bee
them is at the popular store of
Mai. J E ZIMMERMAN.
—l2O 8. Main Si, ia T. 11. Bur
ton's Clothing Store. Go see biß
goods and get his prices.
Great bargains in Lace Curtainß,
Laces and Embroideries at
L Stein & Son's.
Always use J. A. Richey'a Cough
Drops. They are the best.
—Zuver'B Pictureß leave nothing
wanting in finish, tone or a correct
liEeness
—Take your children to Zuver'B
Gallery tor Pictures thut will
you. Poatotticß ouildtng
.See the latent in rings, the C/arina
A-. PAPK'S.
Our grand opening ip'd 11 12-1 -t.
Come and see us, PAPK'S
—Send your children to Davenny's
to get Dry Goods und gel a college
education free. Ask about it.
See our line of Kaiki Silks, Pon
gees, Tatletas and Fancy Silks lor
wusits from 35 cents a yard up
L. Stein <fe Sou.
Fresh cut Flowers of all kinds,
always on band at the City Bakery.
Come aud see styli«h hats and bou
nds at PAPK'S.
—Hoard lug House Cards, with A':l
o! Assembly, 2b cent* tor lialf-a-doaeu,
for sale at CITIZEN office
Largest assortment of new Silks
and Dress Goods at lowest prices
ever known at «
L. Stein &. Sou's
99c, 99c, 99c, 99c
will buy a stylishly Trimmed llai at
Mas. J. E ZLMMEKMAN.B,
Successor to It. <fc R.
Czarina ringß just new at PAPE
BRO'H
—Jno. A. Richey will turnish'pure
Spring Water Ice to evcrvbody|uext
Summer at wholesale or retail.
—Home iu<».ie candies, taffies, ear*
melH, aud etc., now on hand at the
City Ituk-ry.
1000 untrimmed hats.spendid shap
es at PAI'KS.
—Job work of all kind done at the
CITIZEN (JJTHOE
i x TT.
Pictures, Diplomas, Certificates
aud Charters Framed to Order at 30'J
S. Main St, Butler, Pa.
FEUD FEIOEL, Prop'r.
AMY BKO'S,
COUNKB MAIN A MIFFLIN BTH.,
15 UTHKIT, I'KNN'A.
Dealers iu now and second baud
household of every description
Call »ud i'ie UH We can HAVE you
uioooy.
Be Honest
With yourself. Don't pretend you
like hurd stale crackers because you
got them ctieap. The enjoyment of
eiitiiiK Marvin's is worth more than
the dliferent*) in price.
Accidents.
Mrs. Jerry Starr stepped on a tumbler
on tbe stairs of Capt. Ayres home, Wed
nesday evening, and sprained her ankle.
Mrs William Smith of Slipperyrock
stepped on a rusty nail, a tew days ago.
aud has a very sore foot.
James Hogg of Slipperyroek twp. was
thrown from his buggy, by the wheel strik
ing the gate post, last Friday. He was
badly bruised, and the horse ran off and
smashed the buggy.
Benj. Douthett Esq. of Winfield twp.
met with a painful accident near Saxon
Station. Tuesday noon. T!'hen the passen
gtr train tnac reaches Butler at 1 30 P. M.
was ab mt due at that stition he noticed
that a pet cow was near the track and rau
down to drive her away. He saved the
cow; but his left arm which he had extend
ed to scare her away, was struck by the
bumper ot the engine, and the bones sha>
tered from above the elbow to the wrist
Ho was placed in the train and brought to
Butler, where the arm was amputated
above the elbow; then taken home, aud -s
d >ing Wi*ll. He is now in his 80th year.
During the past winter a horse aud cow
belonging to him were killed by the same
train.
Paul Titnblin, the bright and active son
of Amos Timblin, of West Sunbury, m-t
with a terrible death last Saturday. He
aud bis brother were in Breaden <i Co's.
mill thut afternoon, and he was wearing a
rubber coat. They were on the lower
floor of the mill at the time, and Paul was
standing near a smooth iron or steel shaft
that runs through that floor to the one
above and revolves rapidly. Mr. Wick
Ci-rne out ol the boiler hi use and addressed
th« brother, and then noticed that Pau
was b>*itig whirled around by the shaft-
Ha hastily stopped the engiue, and rau to
help him, but the work of a minute, was
almost beyond belief. Paul's left arm was
broken and almost toru off, his right arm
was crushed, his shoes torn off, and his
lee', bruised by coming in contact with a
wooden conductor, anil his side crushed.
He died next moraiug Whether or not
Paul had leaned against the shaft is not
k lowu, but. in some way tho rubber coat
had wrapped around it, thus firmly bind
lDg sinn to it, and causing him to revolve
with it rapidly.
The Markets
fiUTLKK MARK KTS
uur grocers are pa) ing 22 for butter ami
12 lor fresh eggs, 75 toi potatoes, 60 for
parsnips, 05 for jmons aud b> ets.llcts for
dressed chicken, 12 for tnrkey aud duck,
3;' a pound for cabb'ige. $1 50 for apple*
$2 00 heans, 20 ceil? I > for lettui e, 20 10
30 • a d> zxii for greeu onion-; $2 00 ios2 50
a b >. for onion s«ts.
PITTSBPRfJ MARKKTS.
At Herr's Island, Monday beeves sold a'
3.85 to 6 00, and dry cows 175 to
4 2"i a'id uiilcn oows ar. sls ro S4O. Hogs
2.50 10 a 50; s t««p 50 to 4 75; lamos 1.00
>0 S.UO; aod calves 1.01) 10 4.75
timothy hay irom country wag.
fl4 ro sl6, c >uutry roll bun.er 15x16,fresh
eggs 12x13. goose «gcs 40*50; potatoes on
tr*i:k 78x80; choice on inns 00 to 1 00, cab
bage 5 to 6 a head.
Butler Booming.
The suddeu aud increasing rise in the price
of oil has set all things around our town
into activity and many citizens not hereto
fore interested ar« now buntiug up and
taking leases. Some new wells are in con
reiuplation and a boom iu drilling is ap
parent. 111 addition to the Wilson <fc Co.
*-eli in tne south end of town, Norman
lirediu ifc Co. have secured leases west ol
town and will commence operations lor a
well soon. At the Wilson well the der
rick, iron, is up about fifty feet and will
tie completed iu a few days. Up the creek
at the Uenry well there aro still good in
dications ot a pool, and several uew ven
rures are spoken of, .Since the good striki
at the Lackey well, not a mile from tne
Henry, leasing b s become brisk between
Butler and the Houry 111 all directions.
A' the Schaffner well .south of town, the
sail water from tho hundred foot is being
l>n nped an 1 as s ion as cleared drilling
will be le.iuineil. The owners feel con
fident of success in ttteir enterprise there.
J. H. N
Agents Wanted.
If there 1* no agent for THE
PITTSBURG TIMES iu your lo
cality it will pay you to write to
THF TIMES for terms to agents.
THE TIMES is Pittsburg's beßt pa
per and persons who serve as agentß
are granted liberal terms.
Economy
is not cheapness but satisfaction.
Does it pay to get cheap crackers it
they are untit to eat. Get Marvin's.
You will enjoy them.
—>«o matter how hard the times
the one thing you cauuot afford to go
without is all the news If you want
all the news you get it ic the Pitts
burg Dispatch. The Di*patch a\>ub
isbesl all—not a part only
MUSJ'J.
Music scholars wanted, Lessons
will be given either at the home of
the teacher or at the home of the
scholar Inquire at 124 vV. Wayue
St. But'er Pa.
Sight Most Precious of all
Senses.
Levin the Optician of Pittsburg,
will be at the Lowry House, Butler,
Pa, on Mou'lay and Tue-td-»y, April
22nd and 23d
Mr. Levin makes regular monthly
visits to Butler, being a specialist iu
lenses for the eyes. He makes no
charge whatever for examination and
advice, and in case he cannot help
you he will tell you so at once, th«B
saving you all unnecessary outlay
and trouble.
II you have ha<i tiny trouble with
your eyes it will pitv you to call as
"an ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure," anil you may save
yourself a threat deal of uunecesnary
suffering.
Young folks are greatly troubled with
their eyes iu these progressive times
on account of the greater amount of
reading that is made necessary by
the enlarged field of study at the
schools.
Parents should not let their child
ren suffer in this way as eye troubles
have a tendency to increase and be
C'imo aggravated by neglect.
\!r. Levin ha* been coining to Hut
ler for a long tnue aud cau count bis
friend* by the hundred through re
storing to them their sight, the tuOnt
precious <>l all the t-enses.
Kerat-miier the da'es, Monday aud
Tuesday, April 22>id «nd 23d at the
Lowry House, butler, Pa. The clerk
will direct you.
—Try, T. A. Morrison's home
made Carmels.
—-A full line of home made candies
at the City Bakery
I'lain and fancy Hlack Dress Goods
in all qualities at bargain prices at
L STEIN & SON'S.
—You pay for school-books; but
the liest school-book for your children
is your daily p<.per Well printed,
carefully and intelligently edited, of
instructive couteiits, first aud fullest
with the oews and best in presenting
it, the Pittsburg Dispatch tills tho
bill.
I p?" I For pure spring water ice—
I lully Leave your orders at
IKichey's Hakery
Dally Delivery.
New Buildings.
Lewis Keefer formerly of Washington
! twp, ie building a residence in Gonober-
I ville.
Kobert Braesel, the infallible deliverer
for Koch's grocery, is building a hand
some residence on W. Clay St.
John Hildebrand has began tho erect
ion of his buildings a residence and meat
market on MitSiu St.
Contractor Schenck ha" commenced
excavating for the new School house < n
Mithiu St.
Morg Davis is building an addition to
bis house.
P. C. Wick is building on E. Clay St.
North Side Cemetery Association.
A meeting of the Directors of the North
Side Cemetery Association was held April
11th, 1895 Th* Executive committee
was empowered to lay out additional lots,
and fix prices to suit purchasers and file
the new plan with the Secretary Harvey
Colbert, 120 S Main St., who was author
ized to sell lots to suit applicants. The
Treasurer was instructed to pay the inter
est accrued on purchase money and notify
persons in arrears to settle with the Seer •
tary in ten days. The affairs of the Asso
ciation are in a prosperous condition, and
as soon as the balance of the purchase
money is paid, the management proposes
to improve and ornament the grounds. In
vi-w of this the officers were requested to
solicit purchasers for several desirable lots
Great Public SALE
Carriages,
Buggies and
Harness,
On the premises of the undersign
ed,
Thursday
MAY 2nd, '95,
A large lot ofSurries, Phaetons
Top Buggies, Spring Wagons,
Runabout Wagons, Wagons and
a number of light vehicles. All
new and of reliable manufacture,
15 Double Sets TEAM HARNESS,
Medium and Heavy Grade, my
own work.
50 Sets Single BUGGY HARNESS,
All styles. Also Coupes, Express
and Single Wagon Harness, Lap
Robec in Fur, Wool and Plush
Horse Blankets; Summer Lap
Dusters and Mats; Fly Nets, Col
lars, Check Lines, Halters, Hous
ings, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs,
Whips, Collar Sweats, Trunks,
Traveling Bags, Riding Saddles
and Bridles ike.
Terms on Five Dollars or less,
Cash. On all amounts over $5,
one years time with approved se
curity or 5 per cent off for cash.
JOS. ROCKENSTEIN.
146 North Main St., - - Butler, Pa.
Don't forget the day and place.
It will pay you to take a day off
to attend this sale.
J. R. KLarns, Auctioneer.
it. <y b.
A . .
Difference,
And a big difference in your ac
count if the yearly buying has
been done judiciously—we don't
presume to dictate—will only sug
gest investigation and comparison
of our methods, goods and prices,
with best you can do elsewhere
Send for samples of the following
few, which will give an idea of the
many.
DRESS GOODS
and .. IIITING VALUES
ot knowu and tried worth. The
newest, most stylish aud best of
1895 Season:
NEW COVERT TWEEDS
Medium and dark shades—lo dif
ferent colorings—just tho goods for
handsome Tailor-made suits,4o inches
wide, 75c a yard.
Great variety in New and Choice
Suitings—American made, irre
gular checks, thread a-bout checks,
neat mixtures—lo different lines, 4
to 8 color combinations in each
line—at least <>s different styles—
all wool, and silk and wool—full
yard wide, 30-incbes, 35c a yard
24-inch all Wool Black, Navy and
Drab Moreen, 24 inches wide. 35
cents.
All wool Imported Black Moreen
24-inches wido, 40c a yard
38-inch Imported Black aud Drab
Wool Moreen, 50c a yard.
CREPON POPULARITY
Not even oa the wane, and surpas
sing anything yet sbowu this sea
son are these "latest from Paris"
Black Crepons at prices—
sl, 1.25, 1-50, to 2 50 a yard.
SUITINO CREPONS
Medium weight, in tho new ifat
telusse weave—<> different color
mixtures—4o inches wide, 75c a
yard.
BLACK CREPONS
45c to $3 50
Give a wide and choice rauge for
selection.
A crtail Order Department
ready to serve your slightest order.
Come, or write us, giying intima
tion of goods desired—Samples aud
Catalogue sent Free.
ALLEGHENY. PA
WALL ~
unnu
PAPER.
uuitmuu
All grades from Drown Blanks
up to the finest embossed Bronzes.
The better the paper the better
the Bargain.
Buy your good papers now and
get them at wholesale prices.
Window Shades in all the
latest colors at
DOUGLASS',
Near P. O.
f I ill. 'ii
A Suggestion.
Did 11 rvor occur to you that there are
drugs aud drug ' that drugs are like every
thing else —there are hnd and indif
ferent. There is nothiug 11 <* vhich is
positively bad if it is'nt just ot Uic I»CAt.
Oar policy has always been to have noth
ing but the best.
When you want drugs come to us and be
assured of fresh pure goods, and always
what you ask for or your prescription calls
for. It may not always be drugs yon want
either. We always hare on hand a full
line of sick room requisites.
G. N. BOYD,
Diamond Block, - Butler, Pa.
LEGAL ADVERTI SEMENTS.
Administrator's Notice-
Letters of administration with the will
annexed, on the estate of John Young,late
of Wintield twp., Butler county, Pa., hav
ing been issued by the Kegister of said
county, to me—all persons therefore know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested to make speody payment, and
all persons having claims against said es
tate will please present them properly au
tbenlicated f >r settlement to
JOHN N. YOUNG, Adm'r C.T.A.
Of John Young, dee'd,
Carbon Black, P. 0.
MCJUNKIXA GAIBBBATH,
Atty's for Estate.
Administrators' Notice.
Letters of administration on the estate
ot John W McJnnkin, dee'd, late of Clay
twp., Butler county, Pa , having been
granted to the undersigned; all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate payment,
and any having claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
John R McJunkin ) . , ,
Anna McJunkin, ) Aum rs.
Euclid, P. O.
Ira McJnnkin, Att'j. Butler Co., Pa.
Executor's Notice.
ESTATE OF CHARLES HASLBTT.
Notice is hereby given that letters testa
meuiary on the estate of Charles Haslett, 1
late of the borough of Butler, deceased,
have been granted to me the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate will make payment to me,
and all persons having claims against said
estate will present the same to me for set
tlement
ALICB W. HASLETT,
EXECUTRIX.
H. N GOUCIIKR,
Attorney for Estate,
Administrator's Notice.
Letters of Administration C. T. A. hav
ing been grauted to the undersigned on the
estate of Jane Young, dee'd, late of Con
cord twp , all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will please call and
settle and any having claims against the
smie will present them duly anthenticated
for payment
R. 11. YOUNG,
Jacksville, Pa.
A. M. CORNBLICS,
Atty.
Administrators Notice.
Letters of administration C. T. A. hav
lug been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of William Byers, dee'd, late of
Concord twp, Butler Co , I'a. All per
suns knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, will pleaso make immediate pay
ment, and any having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenti
cated for settlement to
FRANCIS BYBRS, Adm'r,
Leota, Butler Co., Pa.
Executor's Notice.
Letters testamentary on the estate ol
John Conrad Shanor, dea'd, late of Whites
town, Butler Co., Penn'a., having been
granted to tho undersigned, all persons
knowing theinselve» indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payinont, and
any having claims against said estate will
present them duly anthenticated for settle
ment to
ALEX. STEWART, EX'R.
Whitestown, Pa.
W. D. BRANDON,
Attorney.
Administrator's Notice.
Letters of administration having been
grunted to the undersigned on the estate
ol Willian Lutz, dee'd, late of Lancaster
twp, Butler Co., i'a , all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate will
ploase make immediate paymont. aud any
having claims against said estate will pre
sent them dnly authenticated lor settle
uieut to
J. N". KIKKKK, Adm'r,
Middle Lancaster P. O.
J B. MATHS att'y Butler Co., Pa.
liutler Pa.
Trotting Stallions
STORM BIRD 9459.
Record 2:35 at 4 Years.
Hire of Mildred.half mile trial in 1:05 and
qiiartur in 1)2 seoonds as a 2-year-old Sire
Lord RUSSHII (brother to Maud 8 2:08J)
of Kremlin 2:o7},Hustler Russell 2:12$
and Hi.others in 2:30.
Dam Storm 2:2<iJ. producing daughter of
Green Mountain Maid; d..m of 9 iu the 2:30
list, 546 of her descendants are iu the 2:30
list, and holds 28 of the World's records.
Will be fonnd at the Butler Pair Grounds
during the summer of 1895 in charge ol
Win. G. Weigle Pedigree on application.
TERMS $25 to insnre.
BUFFALO BOY 3882.
Ity Pocahontas Boy 2:31, sire of Clay
Hontas 2:11± and others from 2:12J to 2:30.
Dam Lady S full sister to Stephen M. 2:28}
Will be found at his old homo, Isle, Pa.
He has proveu himself to be the best stock
horse for carriage and road horses that is
to be found in the county.
TERMS $lO to insure. For further in
formation address.
ALONZO McCAN BLESS,
IHLK, PA.
TXfVinf Tft We take nleasure in an-
VV ll HI IS swering this question.
llilUL AU Knowing it to be what
T fIITDE 1 ll" ver i r family wants, a
I ( 111 KK 11 r,,,,, edy they can use at
X vUHU any time iu all safety,and
ou« that will relieve pain internal or ex
ternal sooner than any other known rem
euy. We insist in cases ot bed Sprain,
Bruise, Cholera-Morbus, Pain in tho Stom
ach, Toothache, «l c , that you use this
remedy. Nice clean aud pleasant to use.
Sold by Druggists,
price i>s &soc
Put tip by—
I CURE II CO,
Butler Pa.
STEEL ROOFING
and SIDING.
(SMsmriorpir* I'alrnl.)
Lightning, Fire and Storm Proof.
Si-nd for I Tbr I'rnn iron Itooflns ami Come
READ and REFLECT.
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY—With the dawn of prosperity just be
fore us aDd the improvement in b"sineas notwithstanding. We sometime
ago decided to close oat oar entire stock of Men's Boys' and Childrena'
Clothing, which we will continue to do at prices that will be to the advan
tage of all desiring to purchase clothing No matter how little or how
much money you hare to invest, we know it will be hard on the Clothing
business, bat as we are determined to cloee oat we cannot help it. Oar
slock is the largest in the county. Men's fine black worsted panta all wool
oniy $2.00. We have more pants than any two stores in town, Oor
children's Baits are marvels of beauty; all the late noveltieß, such as the
Regent, Euclid, Neptune Colombia.Reefers, Jerseys, Kilts Ac. from 50cts
np — Boys' Double and Single Breast Round and Square corner Plain or
Plaited— All will be sold without reserve.
e will still continue to carry a fall and complete line of Hats, Cape,
Shirts, Tiea, Collars, Caffs, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Hosiery, Overalls,
Jackets, Sweaters, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Telescopes, Hammocks,
Brushes. Combs, Jf etches, Chains, Charms, Rings, Coller and Caff But
tons Ac We still carry the "Semper Idem" Shirt, tbe best unlaundried
shirt in the world only $1 00. Oar 75 cent shirt is eqaal to any SI,OO
shirt on the market. Oar line of Cheviott, Percalle and Madras shirts, fall
and complete.
We have found that one man's money is better than two men's credit,
and have adopted tbe cash plan and fiod that it works wonder. Re
member that we are the old reliable, the pioneer of good goods at low prices;
tbat we have been here a quarter of a century against all comers and goers,
have stayed with voa and done you good It will pay you to corns tor
miles as we can save you Money, no matter how low you are offered goods.
JJ *e have no baits to pall ihe wool over yoar eyes. A fair, square deal ia
what we promise and are here to fulfil tbat promise.
n * HUPF (*•
U" A"llJu vllj U LOTHIER ' FURNISHER and HATTER,
121 N. Main St., Butler, Pa.
OUR NEW
Spring
Clothing:
(for the price) in the history of the clothing trade.
Step in and see these goods, you'll be agreeably surprised. NO
TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. Workingmen take notice: We
have Sweet, Orr & Co.'s Panta- f j j
loons and Overalls. If you have B
worn them, you need no further a*d
comment from us. if not ask to M X -■
see them as they are the best Q
cheap pants in the world. BUTLER, PA.
GRAND ***
CLEARANCE
SALE OF
** * CLOTHING.
PRICES OUT IN HALVES.
45 Men's Suits, price $lO, now $5
28 Men's Suits, price $7,50 now
$4.
25 Men's Overcoats, price $lO,
now $5.
23 Men's Overcoats, price sll,
now $6.
30 Boys' Long Pants Suits, price
$5, now $2,50.
35 Boys' Long Pants Suits, price
$7, now $4.
Schatil S Nast,
Leading Cloth| iers, 137 S. Main St-» Butler, Pa"
- Ji iJI ■ - ' ■
Schneideman's Old Stand.
SfILOSS BROs',
Fair and Square Clothiers, Outfitters and Hatters, Butler Pa.
THKKE is A GREAT Rusu in oil circles M ens rruarranteed strictly all wool
just at present, and during the past few week*'#'- , x T ... .. . _
we have also been greatly rushed. Hbowlng and j&fast Color Navy 1)1 UC SUlt at $5-00
Helling the moat elegant and complete asaort- » . ,
mem of up to dale Spring Clothing. Furnlsb-A.aCtual value CfP- o ®-
Children.* xbla suit must be HH we advertise or your
ever bandied In Batler County. ' money back. Thin Is the greatest bargain ever
FAIR and SQUARE treatment and Reliable offered by any clothing house in Butler County.
Moods onlv coupled with Liberal Dealing nndJ, lJ_ those- -»cr inrl yior
aStrlctl, One-ITlce Business, are the reasons* 11 avc y ou secn lnosc -5 C ana 4 oc
why we are slowly bnt surely securing a ImTVnce Pants we arc still sollinp
hoW of a very considerable part of the trade of A, ranis, wc arc Sim selling
Butler and vicinity. Mat 15c. Only Limited quantity
OCR PROGRESSIVE MANNER Of doing* .
business. Is the reason why we so Easily dls
tanceall the others. We are originators never i Any article purchased of us which does not
imitators and to prove this, we will sell ihlaTfully meet your expectations, can be returned
week ouly yand you money will be cheorfuily refunded.
Shloss Bro's,
Schneideman's Old Stand.
J. S. YODBG, The Tailor and Fnrnisher,
Desires to say that our expectations are more than realized. Everybody pronounces our
SUITS the fluent that have ever been turned out In Butler.
AV"e Make the IMost Stylish Garments
and handle the best grades of Wooleua and Trimmings ol auy bouse outside of tbe larger cltlM.
Our Prices are a> low as superior workmanship and strlotiy Ural-class woolens and trimmings
will admit of. WE GUARANTEE perfect satisfaction In each aud every detail snd the great
number of orders we aru receiving dally, provea that our customers appreciate Uieao facts:
10l South Main Street, I C W\isn#v> The TAILOR and
Batler, Pa. Gents' Furnisher.
THE QUESTION is often asked, What Paint shall we use?
THE ANSWER: If you are looking for covering
capacity, wearing qualities, general appearance, and
your money't worth, you must buy
THE SHERWIN-WHJJAMS PAINT.
o>»n Most, Look a B«at, Wear a Lcmqtai, Moat fconomical, full Maaturt.
Our prices are for "best goods" first, last and all
the time. We are in the business to stay and
• RUSHES. *■ *■ STAYS with us.
COLORS IN OIL.
HOUSE & COACH
VARNISHCF,
J. C. REDICK, 109 N. Main St.
Chautauqua Nursery Company.
- OFFER—
liberal Terms To Agents,
liig Inducement* to Customers.
Hlgb Grade Stock at Low Prices.
New Hm-d Potatoen, Ac.
Men Wanted.
In Evory Town, Steady Work. l'sy Woekly.
AddCOM«
11. U. WILLIAMS, See J,
Pcrtfa&i N. K
HAS ARRIVED, and we \s..l
be pleased to show you what we
have.
You can buy a good, servicable
business* suit for fj.oo, but our
line at $6.00, $7.50, sp.oo and
SIO.OO are marvels of beauty and
excellence, better than ever sold
56 Boys' Knee Pants Suits, price
$1.50, now 75c.
53 Boys' Knee Pants Suits, price
$2, now sl.
45 Boys' Knee Pants Suits, price
$3, now $1.75.
180 pair Men's Jean Pants, price
sl, now 55c.
220 pair Boys' Knee Pants, price
50c, now 25c.
28 dozen Men's Cambric Shirts,
price 50c, now 25 c.
A6ENTS WANTED n^w k^ k k
by Amerlca'B Greatest Humorist.
MARK TWAIN.
Bvery uufl O( bis prevtoua book* lutve bad Im
mense sales. Ills uew book •uri.aaaei a&j tiling
be tu aaietororo written. Two stories la one
volume. A Traced} sad s l'oa«4l. A great
obauce lor >kojU We giro exclusive territory
For term* ami full particular* address
.f. W. Kumh ft Co.. KM Arch lit.. PM'a
: L ; U L /VIN hIIN D PAPER
t : '*i I'll*i>' i■ »• ; « • .mm* i«ur«\iu of
1 « S:.V. rvEKINGTON BROS,
will uuutu fvr adv«rUsls( at bwssl \