THE CITIZEN THUfcriDAY. MAY 14, New Advertisements. Statement of Butler County National B Sheriff '« Sales f»r May 2nh. Auditor*' Report of summit twp. Reiber A Bro s Special Sale. Cooper's Combination. Ruff's Show. C. A T's Carpets. The Magistrate's Library. Excursions. Insurance. MOTR —All advertisers intendingto make ctnges in their ads. should notify us of th dr intention to do so, not later than M ioday morning. Administrators and Executors of estate; c&u secure their receipt books at the CiT -119 office ~TOWA AND GENERAL. —The first chapters of oar new and good story "My Strange Patient" appear in this paper. —Said a bicycle boy, "Now, then, I will ride like che racing men.' But he got into trouble, For he bent himself double And couldn't bend back again. Every man has enemies of whim he is jastly proud.—Ex. —There is an old saw or proverb to cover every species of deviltry. —lt's pretty hard for any man to under stand why anyone doesn't like him. —Puck —Tie West Sunbury boys won tbe game of hi. i ball they played in Butler, Mon day. —Tb" -bowers of Tuesday extinguished the forest fires in McKean county and W. ▼ irginia. —The Merchants Band has volantvered its services for Memorial Day. Program next week. —lt is said that fish have a regular bit ing streak every seventh year, and that this is tbe year. —Tbe price of sugar is to be put ap again just to remind tbe public that the Sugar Trust is still on top. —The bjcycle will neyer reach the per fection ot usefulness until it has a lawn mower attachment. —A yoang man of the period is one who rejoices when a circus is in town, or a dog figbt going on in the street. Property owners will find that article on oar 4:h page, entitled "The New Fence Law" to be of interest. —Wben you see a young miss helping ber mother in household work it is a sure sign tbat she wiil make a good and indus trious wife. —Tbe distressing accident at Mars, Mon day, is a conclusive argument against the manufacture and sale of giant fire-crackers in this State. Tbey are too loud and too dangerous to be funny. Potatoes are so plenty tbat lots of peo ple think it's not worth while planting any. That's jast where they're making a serious mistake. Plant plenty of potatoes. Two crushing crops seldom come in succession. —Our town has been in darkness sfnee Monday night's storm, and will be till Saturday night During tbat storm light ning struck the wire) and destroyed the arc-ligbt armature. Tbe aceident will cost tbe company about 91,000. —No man can lay down a rule oi guid ance for another man's stomach. Every stomach is a law unto itself. There are chronic dyspeptios who digest encumbers better than any other food. —Campbell <t Templeton's fame is spreading, last week tbey shipped about •1 ,000 worth of carpeth and furnitnre to Pittsburg. No firm in Batler county ever made more rapid strides to popularity than this firm. —Our Town Council hat selected Tues day, tbe 16th day of June, as tbe time for holding a general municipal election on .the question of increasing tbe indebtedness of tbe town for farther paving, sewering, electric light plant, etc. —This is Butler oountj's week before the Superior Court sitting in Pittsburg, and up to date tbe cajes of Harlan Book, admr, vs J. A. O'Neil; Pfeiffer and Kauff man vs Fred Rahiser; appeal of Marion twp in a pauper case, and the case of Com. ▼s 6. A. Johnston hare been heard. —The bicycle which a few years ago was regarded as a fad, has grown by general use into such tremendous proportions that the mind can hardly grasp tbe figures. To supply the demand there are something like 400 firms, making money hand over fist, and it is estimated that in the various plants more tban 925,000,000 is invested. —"See <,ne circus and you see them all," Is the old saying, but it did not hold true as to the John Robinson and Franklin Bros shows, which were her* last Tuesday. The animal* were clean and healthy look ing, and some of them were novelties here, the ring performances were excellent, and some of the specialties were marvelous. The music was good, the clowns were funny, and everything connected with the show was first-clasi. and np-to-date. —The man who gets into what is called the building association habit acquires something that he is never able to shake off, even if he wants to, and something that Is always to him a friend in need. Here is a new building association story that is simply an objeot lesson lor those who are struggling along with nothing to look for ward to. There resides in this town a man who for years managed U> get along with out saving a cent, and he was often wor ried about the hereafter when he sboul have reached that age when he was no longer able to work and earn ai much as he did in the present. He talked the mat ter over with his wife, and both agreed that something ought to be d.»ne in the way of saving if only euough to bury them and save them from a pauper's grave. One day the man saw the advertisement of a new building and loan association about to •tart, and be wondered if here was not his chance to do some saving, lie broached tbe subject to his wife, and she agreed with him that the time bad arrived for them to make a start. They bought two shares in a bnilding association, paying fifty cents p«r week, and at the end of the year they fonnd that they had not suffered any from the expenditure of the money and bad a little sum laid up in safe hands. They had had all they wanted on which to live, and bad not deprived themselves of anything. It was a revelation to thorn, and the more they thought it over the more it impressed them. It was such a good thing, r.aid the man to a friend, that my wife and 1 talked it over again and we decided to take three more shares, which we bought in due time, and at the end of the year we took account of stock once more. It was tbe first money of any ao count 1 had aaved In tbe fifty years of my life, and we were both surprised at how easy it had been saved. As in the first year, we had a good living, had not depriv ed ourselves of anything that we needed, and we had not missed the money -« paid out. Talking it over we decided to lake another three shares and we did, and we have not suffered i>ny inconvenience from the ontlay. And, my friend, we not enly have enough to pay funeral expenses, but I have a well defined idea, that when I die I will di« beneath my own roof, in a homo owned by myself. L.RGAI. NEWS. BALASCK OF TKI J.L LIST FROM LAST WEKSL. Capital City Mutual F.re In-urani-e Co. vs H. C. Bog'gs Assuinprit. May 9, the parties -übmitted the case to the court under the act of 1^74 J. N. liTt vs Martin Wail, ejectment, 2 verdict for plaintiil in both casts for land described in writ Andrew J. Jack vs Washington twp.. Trespass May 8, Jury returns a verdict for plainti:! lor #3OO. The Standard Plate Gla.--s Co. vs The Butler Water Co., Trespass. Verdict for plaintiff for ©OO. C. D. O'Donnell et al v» A. R. Black et al, discontinued at cost of plaintiff NOTBS. Jacob Painter, E-q. was appointed Com. missioner to inquire into tQe lunacy of Jacob Sanderson, and also of John San derson, on petition of Henry Sanderson. The will of Eva Hildebracd of Donegal twp. wa« probated and letters granted to Philip Hilde'brand. John Weigle has been appointed High Constable of Zelienople. May 23d has been fixed for special court for the argument of cases. Lee Si»y an escaped lunatic from Warren ho spital was caught at the home of Geo. M. Ssay of Parker twp. and brought to jail, Monday. Milton Snyder was appointed Supervisor of Middlesex twp. vice Crawford Johnston, resigned. Conrad Seibert resigned as Overseer of the Poor for Saxonburg, and Frederick Sachs was appointed in his stead. The Allegheny Coal Co. filed their Charter with the Register this week, Jennie Duffy has brou.rnt suit vs 0, W. Eag'e for slander and claims damage ir S3OOO. PROPERTY TRASSURS J C McLafferty to J II Troutman 30 acres in Winfieid for S2OO. Jos Kenehan to WW Lindsey et al 50 acres in Allegheny for $2500. W N Davidson to Maggie Bowser 15 acres in Adams for $475. Samuel A Kennedy to Mattie Wilson lot in Mars for $l5O. W M Vensel to Richard Vensel lot in Millerstown for S7OO. B Golden to Samuel Allen lot in Butler for $550. Victor Bayonnet to Louis Godat lot in Butler lor sllsO. W Eichenlaub to E A Michel lot in Her man for $149.50. L S McClymonds to Kate M Allen 10 acres in Franklin for $425. Minerva M Carrier to Jno N Carrier 10 acres in Clay for $450. Jas N Moore to C A Abrams lot in But ler for SBOO. Marriage Licenses Chas D Barger Euclid Priscilla J Kajlor Kams City Frank Roach Petrolia Lottie M Osenbaagh Connoq. twp Norman Morrow Chicora Laura B Turner. Rattlgan John H Kelly Butler Lulla B While " Isaiah Matthews Connoq. twp Lulu Bolton ........... Whitsstown W. L. Coulter Allegheny,Pa Katie Porter Freeport. Pa J. B. Gilghriat Butler M Gerstner Oakland twp Jas. S. Scott ...Sharpsburg, Pa Louisa McCaskey Winfieid twp Jacob FredJey Glade Mills Mary A. Williamson George B. Weiez.... Leroy, 0 Mallisa Zeigler ...Harmony At Kittanning—George A. Warren and Mary E. Martin of Prospect. At Franklin—Louis Edwards McKain, Big Sandy, and Sarah Sloan, of Butler Co. At Pittsburg—R. W. McKees of Mars and Cora Thompson, of Allegheny. —All the "traps" in Butler have been engagod for the great Base Ball Parade of next Satarday afternoon. The Freeport boys are to be here that day and the "sea_ son" is to be opened in Butler. There wilj be a band concert at the park, followed by the game which will begin at 3:30 P. M Our boys have been practicing and a good game can be expected. —An exchange tells of a young man who had accompanied bis best girl to chuicb and excused himself when the contribution basket was passed to him by saying: "I haven't a cent; I just changed pants before I came." The basket was passed on to the lady, who blushingly rornarked she was in tbe same fix. —The corner stone oftbe Campbell Bros, building on Main St , will probably be laid this week, and in it (in a copper box made for tbe purpose) will be deposited sheets of copper containing the names of all the employees of the firm of J. G. <fc W. Camp bell, the first receipted bill made by the firm in 1835, copies of the Butler papers of this week, a plate giving the date of the erection of this building, its owners and contractor, and other things that will be ol interest a hundred years hence. —One who has been keeping tab on the conduct and chances of the boys writes in an exchange: Every young boy in town is spotted, and when vacancies occur in banks or in other positions of responsibili ty tbey do not go to those who hang around public places nor to those wbo put in their time smoking cigarettes and aping tbe styles of dudes and mashers, but to the intelligent lad who has a clenn record for industry, honesty and sobriety— to the one who is anxious to do all he can for his employer. A straight, clean, manly boy never has to hunt very long for ajob. He's always wanted. —IiOST —Mrs. J. G. Kelly of Proapeot on Tuesday last, lost a small pocket book or puree between nickel's livery stable of this place and Prospect. It contained a roll of bill* around which wan wrapped a blank deposit check of the Butler County National Rank. The finder or person who returns it to me will bo liberally rewarded. It can be left at the CITIZK* office for me. MUS J. C. KELLY, Prospect, Pa. A Big Oil Well The Hunter & Cummitigs well oil the Christ Michel farm near Herman con tinues to be a good producer. The well was struck on the nth day of April and made 400 barrels a day; in two weeks it had decreased to less than itr>; then it was shot and went up to 400 barrels; it again went hack to less than ico and was shot on Wednesday and has lieeii in creased to 4<x> barrels a day, which it is doing now. There aie several rigs being erected on this farm and the indications are that it will be a paying district. This paper had better be kept away from Joseph Liebler, the enterprising insur ance agent of the Manhattan I<ife Insur ance Company of New York, or be will be down there with his full force and in sure Mr. Michel for $60,000 more. Mr. Liebler is a wide-awake hustler and he embraces every opportunity presented to advance the interests of himself and of the old and reliable Manhattan Life In surance Company. Any first class and responsible man who wants to go in the insurance business can get a go»xl salary by calling on Joseph Liebler at his office, next door to the postoffice. Millinery. Special 3 days Bale cf summer hats for ladies and children.— 14tb, 15th and 16th. ALV. M. KKIISER <T BRO. Flower and Vegetable Plants For Sale. We have all kinds .of flower and vegetable plants for Hale at the (Ireen house west of the Court House, and also at the Boos and Keiber groceries, and at Roessing's under taking office. Orders by Telephone No. 2 will receive prompt attention—Plants delivered. 11. F. WAUIENMVEK. Pants—Over 2000 pairs to select from, at prices, oh well, don't men tion them, its awful, where, <it lIVOK'S. PERSONAL. George Forcht, of Summit twp, was in ! Italler <>n business Saturday. Rev. Will Harley, of Canton. 0., preach ; e<l in the German Lutheran church, la.-t ! Sunday. Mr?. Kan.-! McDonald, i f Franklin twp . and E. J. Dodds and wife of Butler are visiting friend - at Portsmouth, Ohio. Henry /Zimmerman, of Locos: St. left home about the 14th ol April and has not been heard of since. Fmdby Chri«ty, of Cherry visittd friends in Butler, last week. Mrs Adam Shaltz, of Millerstown i visiting friends in Germany. Pre'. Scolt returns! from FI-»t Spring* , last week, with ail the rheumati-m boiled out of bim. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham, of X. Washington were the guest-' of their -on, liarr;' L Graham. E- !., ol this place, tin week. Secretary of Agriculture £dse fell ovei at hi- detk with an attack m jerrous pros tration last Tuesday aftereoon it the de panment of Agriculture in Harrinburg His condition was vary critical, and tie may not survive. W. C. Balaton, iate of Apollo, ha., mov ed to Butler, azd is living on Locast St. John L. Jones has been granted a pen sion. M. W. Ca.lander Secretary of the Ra: - road i'en.s Christian Association at Pitts burg and W. T F irre-ter ge: er»i secre tary of the McKeesport Y. M. C. A. spent Tuesday with Dr. Forrester in Butler. Railroad Talk. The Board of Directors of the Pittsburg and Butler R. R. met* in the Carnegie building in Pittsburg, Tuesday, when >t was officially announced that the plai.e and specifications of the road would be completed and ready for the inspection of contractors by tne 20tb. F. E. House, of Pittsburg was elected Chief Engineer of the road ar.d he will go over the different routes surveyed immediately. After the meeting a gentleman wjo is cenaected with the road and thoroughly well informed as to its work, but who did nat desire his name to be mentioned, speaking on ti.e same subject, sa:<j "Those engineers who are talking about the Pittsburg and Bailer railroad coming to Pittsbnrg by way of New Castle over the Pittsburg and Northwestern route, are talking merely to attract attention, I judge. There is no likelihood that such a route will ever be considered. In fact, th* route has never been presented to the board of directors for consideration. There has never been any talk among the directors of any but the one route for the road on which the surveyors are now en gaged. "Three co'ps of scrveyors are now bus ily engaged between Batler and the Al legheny river under Wilkins <fc Davidson, the surveying contractors, and it will be some time yet before they are through with their work. In Mercer county the original surveying corps is now at work on what is known as the Big Bend route, by which it is hoped to be able to over come *he only grade of any consequer.ee 53.8 feet to the mile, near Kreoiis and Fredonia, By this route the road will run from Sbenango, near Greenville, and fol low the old Erie canal towpath at a water level to the Big Bend in Jefferson town ship: Mercer county. From Big Bend the route will be run from Peaisons Mills to Mercer by following the LacKawannock creek nearly the entire distance, assuring an easy grade all the way. From Big Bond the road would thus ya.-s through New Hamburg and Delaware Grove, then east to Pearsons Mills, and. crossing the Western New York & Pennsylvania rail road south of Mercer, and again strike the present roadbed of the Pittsburg, She nango <fc Lake Erie road, thence over the same ronte to Grove City and Butler. "It ia expected that the entire road will have practically a grade of 40 feet to the mile for the whole ronte, which is con sidered a low-grade road. Tne Erie & Pittsburg road has a grade of about (W to 70 feet to the mile, and the Philadelphia <t Erie has a 105-foot trade to the mile, HO you can see the grade on the Pittubnrg & Butler road in a very easy one. In case the Big Bend route is adopted in Mercer county it is likeiy that the old roadbed will still he Uaed lor passenger and light freight traffic. By the new route the only heavy grade on the Pittsburg, Shenango A Lake Eri.p road at the Fredonia and She nango bills will thug be avoided. The surveyor# just commenced work on this new route a few days ago " Millinery. Special 3 daya Hale of bummer hats for ladies and children — Nth, 15th and Kith. ALT. M. REIHEK A BKO. Trunks, yaliaea, bag* and tele copea—at LIECKS. Oh Mamma—rou ought to see tho big piles of childrena suite at HECK'S only $1.25, jou can't get the same'in town for leaa thau $2.50, Millinery. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, special 3 days Bales in ladies and childrena hammer hats, attractive styles and prices lower than over be fore. ALF. M. REIBEK & 880. Do you want a hat or cap? HECK has them aud can save you money. Millinery. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, special 3 days sales in ladieß aud childrens summer hats, attractive styles and prices lower than ever be fore. ALF. M. REIUEK A BKO. Say Papa—diu you see IIEIK'H neckwear, it beats anything you ever saw. IPC wn 'j genuine Spring • U£VV aljr Ice in Butler is now being delivered to his customers daily by J. A. RICIIEY. Special Sale. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, summer hats for ladies and children, at $1 00, $1.25, $1.50 to $2.50 that have style and are up-to date, prices lower then ever. LF. M KBJIIEK BKO. Leave your order at Richey's Bakery. Sox and shirts, all wool and a yurd wid;, cheaper than tho oheapest—at HECK'S, 121 N. Main St. Swivel silks at 25c a yard, regular 50c quality. ALF M. IIciUKU A BKO. Special Sale. Th ursday, Friday and Saturday, summer hats for ladies and children, at sl, $125, $1,50 to $2.50 that have Htvle and are up-to date, pricos lower than ever. ALF. M REIBEK A BKO. Boarding House Carus, with Ac* of A Bsembly, 25 cents for half-u-doaen, .or sale at CITIZEN office, MUSlC—Scholars wanted at 128 W Wayno St. Also nicely furnished room to ront. Underwear—a specialty at HECK'S his stock is largest} und liuest evor oflured iu liut'e* Accidents. 0.-h Brower. who works for the Kramer ' Brm., had hi.- !«*ft lep broken by the fall >C thi-horse be was ridinjf. jlonday atter j noon. I Cb<i> ley Fonjuer, of MitlersU>«rn acci denlljr put a bullet into hia arm, las'._ Sun day. The mirjfeoM cou'il not liK'nti- tbe j bulbil, juJ CD«tie} kfe Liken to Pittj | barft. where tne leal was I cateJ by the i X rar process, aa.l eat out. During au exhibition given by some j Italians with l>eaj- in front of KarshaU's | -tore i- Alars, la*; Uoaday, fome toys threw lighted (giant > firecracker* into the ! crowd from the secon 1 story windows of the store bailding. One of the crackers I exploded uader a little daughter of Dr | I.arr. tearing tier bip frightfully, and PO iu- : j jring her a- tu probably make her a j cripple for life. During the storm of .a.-t Jionday even- ; ing. the steeple of the new school house at j Evan- 'j:t> Tas struck by j:ghliug aud the i slate n.of badly shattered. Wahl's livery stable iu toe same town was i-trock and tired, bnt the fl*ire- were extinguished be fore any gr®at damage was done The -aiu- -torru is reported to done some damage in both Fairview and Buffalo townships. Postmaster Brown. On Saturday la.-t President Cleveland »tct the name ol John W. Brown to the C S. Senate as his nomiiee for Postmas ter of Butler Brown had the good «i:i ana < flice- ol Strar.ahan, Cierjiienin awl other Deino cratii' leaders of the state; while Ileiueuiaii was favored by McQuiston and other local politicians. Postmaster Kelley's commission is dated May 20 H9» j and he took possession of the i ffice on the Ist of June. Everybody knows John Brown, and therefore everybody knows he will make a t:.oroogh-g"ing jv it master. Oil. KOTES. The Producers are paying $1.22, and the Standard $1 22 to-day. BITLKR TWP. —Bert Young's So 9 ou h,e own farm was completed last week, and ij doing Cor 7 bbls. a day. lie has B'arted his No 10. Bert now has a pro duction of at out 100 bbls. a day (rom his own farm COJCORI. — l The McCrea well on the N. P. Bell was finished Tuesday, and is doing a!i< uf 10 bbls. It has not yet been shot. Accident at Mars A terrible accident took place here on ii onday morning. A pair of Turks with preforming bears visited our town aDd were entertaining the citizens on the siree's with their performance; when some one Thinking to have some sport secur-d several iarge cannon crackers and began to tnrow them at the bears. One of the crackers flew wide of its mark and lit among a crowd of little children standing on the porch of Thomas Marshall's house, aud exploded with awful results. Dr. J. C. Barr's only child about 5 years ol age, Al. Ziegler's and Win. Link's child were hurt. The Doctor's little girl was terribly injured, her one limb was terribly mutilat ed and torn, aud fear is entertain 3d for her recovery The other two little ones art! not so bad, but bad enough. It has aiwayn been a habit of some of the people here to make sport on such occasions ind tu trying to lie smart make fools ot them selves, and we tru-t in all earnestness, that this experience and its horriblo re suits will be a lesson to the citizeus ot Mars lor years to come. I>. G. A. K. Department of Pennsylvania. For the annual encampment G. A. K. Department of Pennsylvania, to be held at Chainbersburg. Pa . Juue 1 to G, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell from May 30 to Juue 6, inclusive, excur sion tickets from all station on its system in Pennslyvania to Chambersburg and re turn, good for return passage until June 8, at a single tare for round trip. Excursion tickets, good to return by the way of Gettysburg, will also be sold on same days at one and one-half cents per mile, dis tance traveled. Miss anything but Findley'n Cry t»'ul Photos. Crystal lyp«f» are tak ing the lead, maJe only at Findley V J'. O. Buildiog, Branch studio Mars, at Mars overy Tuesday. —Job work of ail kinds done at tbo CITIZCN OPFIOB —Hefrigerator for sale. A firat class refrigerator, with plate glass top. Inquire at this ollice. —The Butler Lubricating Oil Co. has moved back to tbeir old stand II!), W. Jefferson St. Steelsmith <fc Patterson's new building, where all kinds of engine, machinery, and il laminating oils of the finest quality are kept in stock in the basement, and will be delivered to any part of tbe city when orderetl from C. K. Mclntire, agent. Vox Popun—Buy your clothing, underwear, hosiery, hats, caps, BOX and neckwear of I). A. HECK, and save money. RKPORT of The llutler County National Hunk of llutler, Pa., com menced business, August iStli, IH9O. Statement of condition at close of busi ness, Thursday, May 7UI, 1896. KHSOt'RCKS. Loans $ 701,896 91 United States Ilomls 218,51- > 00 Banking Honse, l ; . & F 16,795 94 United States Tress.....", 1,425 00 Cash and due from Banks... 299,802 43 #1,238,420 28 1.1 A IIII.ITIKS. Capital f 100,000 00 Surplus 75,000 c < Profits 19.412 28 Circulation 22,500 00 Deposits 1,021,508 00 $'.238,430 28 State of-I'ennsylvania, County of llut ler. ss.: I, C. A. Bailey, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the aljove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. A. BAH.ky, Cashi I*. Subscribed and sworn to In-fore me this twelfth day of May, 1896. K. X. Kom.HR, Notary Public. I Correct—Attest: JOSKPH IIARTMAN, 1 N. M. HOOVKR, r Directors. L. P. HAZJ.RTT. J Butler Savings Bank Butler, I j *J. Capital - _ SOO,OOO-00 Surplus and Profits, $104,000.00 JOS. L. I'll It 18 I'resident .1. IIKN BY TROUT MAN v'ice-I'«)si<l.'iit WM. t:AMI*BKM>, Ji .'asliiei 1.01 IH It. STEIN Teller DIKKUTOICtt Joseph 1.. I'urvls. .1. Henry Iroutman, W. t>.hrandon, VV. A. Stein, J. - s Cumotsll. The llutler Havlrias fiank Is the Oldest Hank Ins' Institution In liutler County. (i' nerai banking business iransiv.led. W< solicit, aecounts of oll'prodncers, mer- ChSflU, farmers and others. All liii.ilness entrusted to us win receive prompt attentlon. Interest paid on time lepo-.lts. fhe BuilerCoun!y National Bank BUTLKR, HA. Capital paid In $100,000.00 Surplus and Prolils $87,962 35 JOB. llartman, I'rosiilenl; J. V. Kitts, Vice President; 0. A. Cashier; John (1 MeMarlin, A ss't Cashier. \ fc'ei.er il liaMtlie.r business transacted. Inn rest paid on time deposits. Money loaned on approved security. We Invito you to open an account with this hank, HIIWTOHB lion. Joseph Mailman, Hon. W. s. Waldron, llr. N. M. Hoover. 11. McSwceuey. K. 1,. A brains, C. I'. Collins, 1.«.. Smllh. I.eslle I'. Ha/ielt, \l. I lie in W. Henry Wilson, John Humphrey. Dr. W.C M.I anuk-M, lieu Masselli ilariy ilcuslcy. J. V. Kitta. NEIGHBORKOOD NOTES. Ttie old pun-tore of Jainea Bown Son on Smithfield street, rittsbur)?. went iDto tho Sheriii 's hands la-** Friday. The neep fund of Mercer county i? at present oyer five years behind That ir, th ha\ ,ug ahmip killed Wau that long fur remuneration The dogs, how , ever keep rijrht up to lime, aud in fact the number of dead iheep to their credit is ir crea-Mug. Schumaker, the "Oatmeal King" of Akron. Ohio, made an assignment of his property for the benetil of hi-t creditors, last week. The boilers of the Pittsburg tow boat "Hurry Brown." exploded on the Missis sippi, below Vicksburg. last Tuesday and eleven ot the crew were killed and drown ed. Airs. Aaron Ha'ne.->, aged 82 years, at church sanday, at Mt. Hebron W. Va l attended claj-s meeting. In giving her ex perience she =aid her mother had died at class meeting, a: d it tail always been her de.-:re to depart in the ume manner. Af ter taltticg a few minutes she sat down and the preacher stepped out ot the pulpit to talk to her. While doing so Mrs. Haines suddenly threw up her hands and expired. The wa" "xtreme'y dramatic. r>. S. \ L. E. Excursions. The P. S. £ L. E. R. R. will n.ai<e a rate of OLe fare lor the round trip on ac count oi The Prohibition Conven'ion, to Allegheny and return, tickets good going May '-'4 th, 23th aud 26th. limited for re turn up to and including May 30th. "The P. S. A L. E. R. R. will make its curtomary excursion rate ol one lare for the round trip, tickets good going Mf.y 29.h ai d 30th and for return up to end in eluding June Ist, account of Decoration day." Mernoual Day Excursions. Tbo P. 8. <t L. E. It. R will sell round trip tickets to a!l points on their line, May 2'.J and 30tl. good returning Juno Ist at one lare for the round trip. Auditor's Report of Summit twp. ROAII FUSDS. P Nigh und V Oi-he, Supervisors. .1 W Baldant collector of cash road lax. amount ol duplicate $ 304 62 I'r. By exonerations ..... $ 253 By per cent and rob te...... 19 29 Paid by orders 35 21 Paid supervisors 220 83 Due Supervisor 20 76 $ 304 62 Koc'd from Collector $ -20 83 other sourses 8 49 $ 229 32 P.iid lor tile $ 10 08 " for blacksmithing and hardware 6 11 " for plank m 18 00 " Clerk of Court for con stable return...... ... 1 15 " for stone ...... 60 " M 0.-be 41 days at $1.50 61 50 " Lorcnce Etzel on bridge 70 00 " interest on note 2«32 " for one duplicate.... .... 25 " P Nigh 86 days at $1 50 54 00 " auditing and printiug 9 00 $ 233 51 Due Supervisors 4 19 To am't ol dup't of work tax $1512 72 3y am't of tax worked $1419 82 '• " not worked.. 86 09 " " exonerations.. 6 81 $1512 72 Audited this 9th day of March, 1896. TOOK. A Rettig and M B Ditmer Overseers of Summit twp. I)r. Duo t*-p from 1895... ..$ 104 96 I'aid JI) Marshall atl'y lees 10 00 Paid A Rettig 2 days at 1 75 3 50 Paid 11 B Ditmer2 days at " 3 50 Paid printing, auditing and filing report 10 50 $ 27 50 Duo township.... $ 77 46 To Wm MoMillin account Hal duo MoMillin $ 362 49 Paid expenses (orMcMillen at V/'arren hospital $ 93 25 Paid M B Ditmor 4 davs at 1 75 7 00 $ 100 25 Hal. duo Mciliiliu $ 202 24 Transferred from ISO") to 1890 money ol Nioklas llarnmol in eare of Ovoriieers of Poor of Summit twp IF 381 7!l Interest on above money 12 50 $ :W4 29 Audited this 10th day of March 1890 SCHOOL. J \J Johnston, Treasurer ol School funds. J W Baldauf,Col,to ain't of dup't.sloo2 50 By exoneration $ 28 59 By rebate. 32 50 By 2 per tent 13 00 By a per cent 10 00 I'ald J L JohnsioTi, Treas.... 850 00 $ 934 09 Dne Trea* 68 41 J L Johudton,treas.ree'd from coLs 850 00 •• " " col '95 65 00 ' " " St ap'r 1157 57 '• " " treas. of 1895 16 04 $2089 21 Ck. By teachers orders By fnel and ci.nl By pchool supplies.... 170 12 By stove and hardware 24 20 By secretary lees 20 DO Hy delivering dooks and dis infectinu water closets.. 17 50 Hy attending institute...... 49 88 Hy fir<s insurance 10 11 By note in Savings Hank witn interest 184 50 For audit and printing 10 00 Repairs ar.d cleaning water closets. .............. 84 10 Treas. 2 per cent .....—... 38 59 $1967 88 Due twp 121 33 Audited this 2nd day of May, 1896. Wo, the undersigned, auditors of Sum mit twp. certify that the above account is correct to the best of onr knowledge and belief. Quo FOBCHT, f JOHN EITKSMILKK, .- Auditors. JOHN IIKKKIT. S The Hagistrate's Library. Brightley's Purdon's Digest OF Till; LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA. i7oo to um. 2 vols. Royal 8 vo. I'rice fi.voo Continued !>y a supplemental volume for 1895. Price S I. OO By FRANK F. BRIGHTLY, ESfi. Binn's Justice, 10th Edition. 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I-s . 1: II it i #» A' 1 *• f I -<llll/ lillft ll] ol REMIirGTSN EE.C3. | » - t UI MI tut iui «4re<H<uig »i ivrm t P erhaps you uon t know how D j eady we are on I relation to prescrip tions I it will not be amiss to c I all your attention to the j Reliable j ntelligence IP rompt service given T o everything of the kind placed our hands prescription department A ever was so complete ave you money too. C. ai. BOYD. 1 J harmacist, Diamond Block, - Butler, I J a RAILKOAD TIME TABLES. PENNSYLVANIA HL. Weslirn "ernsylvania Division. Schedule it. Effect May 20, 1895. South, ■ — Week Days A. M. A. m. A. w. p. m. e. «. 11-M.ER.. REAVES AS SIA it » its SUU ■"axonbuiv Arrive 654 s -"> I:4s 311 8 > duller Jet . •• 727 s 12 12 aw 553 B -Ucr Jet.. ..Leave 730 sis 1* 17 40 r> 3 Natrona ..Arrive? as s 5-. u M 3so « u.' Tarentuin 7 4.1 s»o:i 1231 357 007 SprlllgJaiC 751 81* 1141 407 Clarcmont SO7 u25 11 5d 411 02 Sbarpeburs sis n.,i 107 428 6> Allegheny City # >■* 044 124 4 4<> 045 A. M. A. M. P. 11. J*. M. P. I. St.'SOAY THAI.NS - Leavo Butter tor Alte t,li( ny City and principal intermediate siattons 7:40 A M„ 9:30 and 00 P.M. North. , Week DBys A. ». A. M. A. H. P. M. P, M, . Ilegheny City. Lv.sss JOO 111? 313 610 SUitrpsburg . 7«j al3 liay < lajemoni 31« 1140 Urentum.... 732 33t 12 09 351 04; Natrona 737 943 12 13 355 0 5 liuUcr Jet Ar 745 jso 1223 404 7 0 2 Hlltler Jc't Lv 745 JSO 12 34 415 7OS Uaxonburg 810 lo 15 12 53 140 iiUI'LEK Ar. #35 10 38 125 500 750 A. M. A. M, P. M, P. M. P. M. sI'SUAV IKAlNS—Leave Allegheny City for It'll ler aud principal tntermediate stations 730 a.m., 1235 and 7:10 F. M.i Week Days For the East Week Day*, f. m. a. in. a. m. p. in. 24 5 625 Ev IIUTLKU. .. Ar 10 38 125 ■i 40 727 Ar Hut.'er Jc't Lv 1» 50 12 3'. 404 745 Lv Butler Jc't Ar 940 12 3 S 410 749 Ar Freeport.. Lv 833 12 30 4 l r » 753 " Allog'y Jc't " 931 12 21 42d 804 '• Leech bur#.. " 920 12 11 140 821 "I'aulton( Apollo" 905 11 s*> 514 851 " Saltsburg..B 37 11 32 550 922 '• HUirsville..B 05 11 00 GOO 930 "Blai.-sville las'n"7 45 10 15 850 135 ' Altoona.... 340 800 100 310 " l/*rrisburg..."ll 65 310 430 623 " Philadelphia. *8 50 11 20 a. n - . p. in. p. m. p. tn. Through trainii lor the ea«t leave f'itu bnrg (Union Station) as follows: Atlantic Express, daily 3 10 A. M. Pennsylvania Limited '• " 715 " l)a_v Express, " 730 " Main Line Epress •' 809 " Philadelphia Exprena " 4 30 P. X. K.antern Express ** ......7 00 " I'ast Line •' ......8 10 " F>>r detailed inlormatiou, Thee. R. Watt, Pa j «. Agt. Western District, 300 i-'ilth Avenue, Pittsburg, ?a. 5 X. FKBVOST, J. K. WOOD, (tejeral M mage.-. Oen'l Tassr. Agent. P. & W. R. R. Schedule In elToct May 12, 18#5. (Mutler time) TUo MUor'. Line to PlttHhuri;. DBP.UIT UOCTH. FHOM MOTTO t:2sa m Allegheny Kx r «.2r.am, Allegheny A r h.15 a m All'y * Akron lo.iwa m.AI .* N Castl. llj.ifi a m Allegheny Ao :2.20 p m, Al!ej{henyß. ■3.55 pm Allegheny Ex 5.115 pm. Allegheny Kx 5e p m Chicago Kx. 7.30 p m,All y a Akron fi.os p in All'y « Kll. Ex' -.110 p ui. Alleglieiiy Kx DKPAKT NOit 10. . KKOM NOKTH. 10.05 a m Kane & Br id. 5.05 a rn. Koxburg Ae 5.15 p 111 CLirlon Ac 1..V1 am, Clartsu Ar, 7.3s p m Koxburg r,-0 pm, Kane Mall SCS'OAY TltA I>'S. OKP4KT SOUI H. JPKDM.; BOUTH. 8.15 a 111, Ae 1.0.00 a m,Allegheny Ac 11.4.> am, Alleghenv Kxll.osp m, Allegheny K> P ChleiMfo Kx 1, 05 pm, Allegheny Kx 0.05 pm, Allegheny A- 7.301> m. Deforest Ac Trnlii arriving at 5.06 pin l< aves 8« O de pot. Hllsburif. at 3 :15 o'clock Hutler and Ureenvtlle Coach will leave Alle gheriy a' .l."0 i>. in, laliy .-X' epr h nd.iy. Con u.'etliig at Wulowgrovu, arriving at. Kutler at MS. fulliiiau ButTet Sleeping Cars anil ltr.it-cla*s ')ay Coaches run through between llutler and Chicago dally. Knr through tickets to points in the West Northwest or Bouthweot apply to A. B. CKOUCU, Agent Trains leave the h. d' O. depot In FlUbuig ior the Ka»t aslollov,-#.; i-'cr Washington 1» Baltimore, I'hlladcl plilri. and mw York, 7 :'■*) and fSo p. m ' iniherland, 0:40. 7 :30, a.m. 1 :10, 3:20 p. U.Con n- Mviile. no. 7:30, a. m. 1.10.4.30, 4.45. r..'io, 3. 'y m. Unlontown, 7.20 a. m., 1 10. 1.30 . 5.30 p. m. ( ntontown, Morga r towa and l'alrmont, 7,30, a, m. and 5,3np. m. Mt.Pleasant 0.40, 7.3" a. m. ► .10 and 4.30 p in. Washington. I'a., 7.40 and .30 a. m., 4.00,4.45 and 3.00.11.55 p. m. Wheel rg. 7.40. and 9.30 a. m.. and 4.0e. 3.00. 11.55 p, ... 1 'lrn.tjina!l, St, Louis, «'oliimbus and New ark. 7.40 a. m., 3.10. 11.55 p.m. For Chicago, 2.40 and 3.30 p. rn. I'arlor Hid Hlooolng cars to Italtlmore W»»h n<Cton. '"lnetnuatl aud cblcairo P. S. <St L. E. R. R. Monday, N0v.;25 I8».'. Trains are run by standard central Time (90ln Meridian.) One hour slower tliar City Time. (lOINO NUKTH. OoiN'l HOUTH 10 14 12 BTA TJONB 3 11 11 p..Tt pni .' p.m. Arr Lv 'ea.m. 'a.m. jp.m. .... 4 55 230 ltlltl«l« 5 35 I* 20 3 24| I »>j Dunkirk 0 50; 1 43 a.in. | 7 no I 42 3 Is' Krte 0 10 835 3 35 <: *r, l oo 3 is . Wallace Junct o 17 9 is 4 12 fi 20 1 114 3 II 1 .Irard 050 f IS 4 15 6 'Jit 12 54 S 5S| ... Ixjekport. 7 00 3 28 4 2fi 1; ' IJ V SMI CianeHVlllM. - 70l n3* I I '• 1: .. 10 2/ ar.ConiKMUt lv. ..1 740 3 10 310 j740 lv ar 110 221 0 4:i 5 57 U 4»"H 45 sr.. ..A1bi0n,....1/ 7 II 9 411 4 87 15 41 is 83 831 .. Shadeland.. 72:1 953 451 54m 12 30 S2B .. MprlHgboro .. 7 27 950 , 4 55 5 112 24 s2O ..coaneautvllle.. 734 10 act 503 5 0-. :■_< 01, h 00 . Mea'v'le .let. . S no 10 5 25 1 730 lv .Count l.ak'- . .. |<i oi 1 . in 1« 8 10 ar ar 8 10 10 50 #3O 4 '25 0 55! v..Meadvtlle..lv j 0 42] 425 l2 45 8 »7lar ai 8 37 it 26; 0 lo No.' II 51 7 4:1 . llarHtown.. »Nolto :m n:n li 10 7 38 .. . Adainsvllle 10 44 5 44 ... 11 38 72S .Osgood 11l 54 563 " 2.' 11 10 710 (ireenvllln ... 030,11 0. « o.'. 0 ii. li 7 o>i siicnango 0 40 11 20 e 20 000|0 5! 0 45 ...Kredonla. 7 03 II 44 638 5 11 10 43 0 25 Mercer 7 22 12 04 7 00 s to 1029 0 10 Pardee... . 7 :t« 12 22 714 r, id in 20 000 ... Urovo eiiy... 747 12 :ti 725 5 HI, 10 ()H 54K . Harrlsvllle 7 r.s '2 45 730 1 • 10 'lO sio Branch ion ... s 00 '2 54 7 4., 500 . . .1 811 |iv .BranWiton nr 710 I.' 10 5 «l.i .... g M ar...Milliard .lv 0 24.1 l 151 .... 4 53! 9 st>| 0 351.v...KelSUTS S 10112 M 7 19 4Mi 'i 42 5 21! •• ..Knclld .. 8 221 I l/\ sO3 4 10, a 15} 4 50J .... Butler 8 50| 1 421 s 33 222 ; 720 Allegheny, i'AWlt tr 3 SOI. ... ■ 1 ■ 1 01 I'lttsburg, ll.ti >. p. in p. m J.T. lII.AI It. (Jeneral Manager, <ireenvtlle. ea W.<}. SAKtiRANT, U P. A.. Meadvllle. Pa la. c% vv ic;k DKALKK IK Ro ugti and Worked Lumber or AL. Klffbl Dours, Sash, Blinds, Moulalngs, Shingles and Lath Always In Stock. LIME. HAIR AND PLASTUK OQlcu opposite P. it W. Depot, PTJTLBB C.A- ABKAMB JOHN W. illOWjt ABRAMS & BROWN. INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Strong Coru/Htuies. / 'rom ot Settlenientu. Iltiiu- 1 iihiir .nee Co. of New York, Innur -11 ace Co. of North Aineriea, ol Philadelphia, I'a. I'henix Insurance of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Hertford Insurance ( o. id Hartford Coon OFFICE: Corner of Main St. and the 1) 1 'uuond, north of Court House, Uutler, I'a SHERIFF'S SALES. Hv vtrt'Ji" of Mindrv <! ten. h Ft. Fa.. Lev. Fa.. Jte. tv-'ued out «,! 'he I'liuri of t'oiniiMD I*l.r.ntl r • ouncy. fa., anil t« mr dtrc.'<-d, thi n-.vUl t.« i-miM-d to , nh.lr saK .it the 1 ouil llou>.. 11. lin ijorougb ot lint 1.-r 01, • Friday, the 29thday of May, A. D. at l o'clock P.M u.i folk Aiia de- property, to-witr L L>. No 1, June Ter.StrpUcii i'uujiati.»-. Attocuey. All the right, title, inter st and claim o| Jon \s l'iw3(l. or. ir. and tj all tlmt certain lot ot .round slto»rc Iu B'.ntl" iwp. Butii-r f-o .I'a. tKiuuded n.l follows, ro-*;': Beginning :it a l>olnt in t'l'*center Of the I'l"<' uia Klt laaniog road and ID ceuu-rof Bear'reek road u-1 - r-' aat't roads Intersect and crOK. tbence b> i-euterot »aid Be.'.rtT'>-» ro.iltt e._st 14 iwlwv ih«.n'"ery land* or wm Wataoc formrri. Mary uarren south it » -t to sncn a |>- nt not .» liitf thi'id* I a k to t'u« i • t '«r of -ml Klttvi nltiK r ait and parall< , v.' !: , l i .-t rirwlc roa l with ci liter line ol ...ltl i\ uuuuin< roau to the place of co::taltti - ; OIK- n.»li acre •>! pound, strict measure, ou wlil.n b rre. !o.t a two -.tory frame J.» lihous ami outbulldlCKS. Seized and taken Inexrcauoa a.-. tUf- properi -ol Joe W ToJ i.i the suit ot Al. Kulf. .I> v .> June Term. lsuo. McJunkiD a Gal t ' .n l U I» hrandon, Atl'ys. AH ttie l . o: n;T and claim of K. II Mi-Krlde, F in LTJ... • anil Elu.t .Mrlirlde, ot. In and i tn lot ot sround. situate In Butler Ooto. i,.... :'a.. tcuDdi-'fl as follows, to-wit: t>u the noi.i. • \ lot of 1> liar y, cast l-jr in all y. -uutli bj ..it of ll'T.rjr VI!1"I-a::d we-i !.\ Mali St. Detu* 4.1 f.-i-t, ii.' r- i 10-~. front on «n:d Mam >t» and exti 1 ai Ic ih" same width lso leet, more or it -s. to said alley on tin- east, and having tL'.t'"Ou >'iected a ktory liauie duelling property ol K II Meiiridi I* 'A Lowry, Commit tee ana Kliz* MclJrltl,- n| the sua ol Henry ltelber, in trust. K I) Mi'-i. Juni-Term, iJb'ts a \ ung. Atfya Ail the right, title Intere-.: aud -aim of John Bowes, Sr, aer .t. of. In and to all that certain messuase. tract or panel f land, situate In fetui twp. Butler (.X),, I'a.. Pout.ded as follows, to-wit: l'-ginning at the soutliweM corner, tiii-nee ty lands r.ow or formerly oi Horsey heirs north i west :» an.l c w perches to a posr 'ii.i-.-n fhy lftnu> now or tormerlj of 1) .Siciiol south sv east v> perches lo a poet,thence by the o'.d Turnpike road - utb '•% east TU p. aches 'u a post, lhei.ee - uU —•. »Ast n and i-10 vrches to a post, thence by lands now or formerly ofJobr. Ifegley south :#>)4 east 57 perches to two wblte -aks. thence :a; ■ -.t to corner • f land .r l uu sold by .lonn Mc r erson to Holin .Met -.nile'ss. thence by lun Is orjohu li-ry formerlj Mci'midless. to a post- the place of beginning, containing nl'ity-seren •»> acres, more or less having a •no story irame dwelling nouse, frame tinni and other outUuiidlxigs Uu-reon. Bdad and taken il execution as th - fro pel T of .lohn Ik. wen. Sr docd. with notici to Hannah .1 Bo»eu. and William llowen, executrix and ex ecutor of sad John Ilowen Sr. 1.-. J, at the ■,ult ot M I! McClelland, ailminlatrator of Pen ullla McClelland.dee'd E. li. No June Term, Newton Itlack Attorney. All the r's'fit, title, liitere*: .in of K A 1 itty. of in and to forty-two ,|j> acres of Kind, in re or'.ess, s't'iat, <1 in Men 'rtownshlo. But ler coi.:.t} . I'u hounded as loir wvs to-wit: On i 'it- r.crt'! t-y la ds ■if.losNut' • i-t hy tsndft ot Jos Nuit. ./t »i. stratb te. land- ' >i.<; M Oon* lap, etui, Hti<! • n i' •• n -t tiv public roail and !M lug purpart No 2 of il ■■ land of Mary .1 liei ry In partition,huvli.g a two ston frame ilwclliiig house, frame liarn and other outbuild ings thereon, good orchard of fruit trees and In i good sla'e or .ultl\atii u. Seiicd and taken Mi e-vccullon as the property ol It A Beatty at the . ult tf I'rankltn llillci for . >f C.iaries ii Tinker. K1 >, Nos ■ ■ and June form. l-.5,. Hates a \oung. aud A M Christ ley. attorneys, til the right. tH le, Interest and cltltn of Ma li-.sn K Miller srnl \V .) Miller, of. In and to ail thai certain lot or piece of ground situated In Butler borough, Butler Co. Fa, bounded as fol lows, to-wli- on the north by Short street, ou the east by an alley, oi: the south by lot .No li.i. and on the west tiy second street, being lot No ir,« In Block s In plan of lots laid out by col Jobu M Thompson et al.la-mg sofeet ou second street and extending back.preserving the same wldtu, One hundred and sixty (t'.H» l et to au aiiev. having a one anil one-half story frame duelling house aud oilier outbuildings thereon. Seized aud taken in execution as .he property ol Mlllssa K Mtller and \V .1 Miller, at the suit of Joseph llelnzer, et al. ED, No 90. June Term, l«!»« Newtou Black Attorney. All the right, title. Interest and claim of Nanc, T Craig, of. In and to twelve (I.') acres of laud, more or less, situated In Allegheny twp, Butler Co. I'a. bounded as follows, to-wit.: On the north by lanls of Thomas Black, east by lands ol Thomas McDowell, south by lan Is ol J Black, aud wi st by lands of Samuel McCUn tix-k's heirs, having a cottage house, stable aud outbuildings thereon. Si'lzed snd taken iu exe cution us the property of Saucy T ( ring, at the suit of Uriah Sloan. ED. No £S. June Term. i-:«.. Lev MeUulstlon Attorney. Al! the right, title, Interest and claim of J M Henry, of, m and to one hundred (loo) acres ot land, more or less, situated In Cranberry two. Butler Co. I'a bounded as follows f i-wlt Vn the north b) lands of .lolin Klser east hy lands of Nicholas lia nOiugh. south hv lands of tleo Cardner, and west by lands of Simon I'billips auo I)r l>a>ls, havinu two-story frame houses, two fraiie barns, orchard and outbuildings erected thereon: Seized an.l taken In execution as the properly ot J M llenrv. al the suit of Mary N eldheartt. KD. No 101, Jum le.in, ls.m. a M Christie) Attorney. All the right, title, iniercst and claim of J i' Black, of. iii and to illly {.*()< acres of land, more or less, situated In Cherry twp, Butler < o. I'a, bounded as follows, to w lt On the norlh by lands ol Graliam s heirs, east by lands of Charles Daugherty, sou ill by lauds of I laugh ertj and Oilghrlst. an<l west by lands of heirs of Michael Hamilton, Having >i coalbink. board house, frame Imrn and outbuildings .-reeled thereon. Seized and taken In e xei-ullon as im properly ol J C Black, ut the suit of W M Bar ber. tor use of Mrs George Amer. ED. No9G. June Term. iv».. W ii i.u&k. Att'y. AU 'lie right, title. Interest and claim of Ja oh spahn. ot, in and txi eighty i4oi acres of land, more or less, situated In Summit twp. llutler Co. Pa. bounded i-. follows, to-wit on Ihe north h.. Kir.ds of |i< snd Keoit, east hy land of Francis Heott. south by lands ol It Et/elhnd, S'hnur and on tiie west by lands of I'eter Sclmur, having a log house imru aud apple orcaard ihen on. Seized aud taken in execution us the pioporty ol ,1 a oh Spahn, at the suit ol Jacob uelbadi. G U, No 99. June Tcim, is:> 6. W l» Brandon, Attorney, Al'the right, title Istep'st and claim ol I C Mi Ncal, of, in and to all that certain tract of land, situated >n Adams twp. llutler co: I'a, boundod as foil >Wb, to-wit: On the north by lands of John Staples a dlstan<w of r-s and I-In perches, on the ast by in ids oi Wm (\_sh dollai ,s helra peiches, ou the south hy lands of >umucl and Juiaeb Cashdollar 6» and l-io perches, aud on the west by 111(11 of John Klcliardson ami mother 70'. perches, containing thirty (30; anes. more or less, iM ing the same tract of laud purchased by Frederick McNcal October ■, lss">. nx'ordod In Deed Book nt, page no, having a two story (raine dwelling house, franio stable and other outbuildings erected thereon. Seized and taken m execu tion as the properly of F i McSoal at th** suit of I' D ticlbach ED No luo. June Term. l-:*'.. VVls»i an I Bran don. Ally's. All the right, title, luterest m l lalin of A A Gold, of. hi and to all llml certain tract ot 1 tud shuuled in llufTal) Iwp . Bil'.lfr Co., I'a.. hound ed as follows. to-wit on the north by lands formerly ot Itobert Galbreath .now John Black bum. en- ! lia l*uds ot Myers and < .regcry.south by lauds of i" Kepple and John Watsou. ron talnlug ll>4 acres, inore or less, having a two story triuie dwelling house, tram ti» r n and oilier outbuildings erected thereon. Seized and tak- n In execution as the property of A A Gold at the suit of John M Miller. E D No. itKf. June 'lerui, lxoc. Stephen cum uilngs. Att'y, All the right, title, Interest ami claim of I'll W Snyder aud Maggie A Snyder, of. In and lo all that cert ain tract of land, situated In Jeffer son twp., Butler co.. I'a.. boundod »s follows, Beginning at a post Iu llie middle of the Saxon burg road.lbi'iiee B#>j east by lands of Arthur's heirs and It M Johnson 110 and .'-10 perches lo a post, thence aouth by lands ot Joh.-i l itirlck 41 aud o-io to a post, thence west by lands of Jas Armstrong HZ-'n peiches lo a post, thence north lift west M perches to the place of begin nlng.contaliiing .u aires aud l-io p relies, being lot No In Jas Dun lap's plan ol the amicable pai til lot. ol the estate of Th.nnas Koblnson Armstrong, accepted by Maggie A Snyder, hav ing thereon a two story frume dwelling house, barn and outbuildings, line orchard, shrubber ry patch, .tc. Seized aud taken in execution as the property of Philip W Snyder and Maggie A Snyder al the suit of Al Hull. HI) No W, Juno Term. Is:»;. W D Brandon. Att'y. All the right, title. Interest and claim or Nel son Smith, ot. In and to all that curtain piece or parcel of land, situated In I'arkci twp,, Butler Co., Pa., bounded as follows, to-wlt On the norlli by lands of I honias B Smith, east by lands of John llenry l>aubous[ieck. south by landsof Christopher Hoover and on the west by lands of Win A Smith and Adam llofTner. t'on taiilng ion acres, more or less, and being the Hinne land conveyed to Nelson smith hy Thus II Smith, recorded 111 Deed Book a. page having a two-story irame dwelling house irame bu II and oilier outhulldlugi erected thereon Seized and taken In execution as tae property of Nelson Smllh, al the sun of John 11 Shlever. KD, Nos <4, 7a and TO, Juue Term, fsoo. W A & 1'" J l'onjuer and Kalstou Ik Greer. Attys, All tin- right, till". Interest and claim ot Thomas Bingham, of. In and to all that certain pleee or parcel of laud situated In Cherry twp, Bui ler Co, I'a. bounded as follows, to-wit . Com mencing at a pist on Hie east, theme south Iwi ,t it mid s io p'-rches to n po.il. tbciiee north BS west .land l-lo peri lien lo a post. 11. ;e Q north I I West lot and I 10 PWMI to a post, thence south ss" east 4.' perches to south branch of Sllpperyrock creek, thence south js l ,, east, 07 perches, thence north r.s so perches along south branch oi creek, Uicncc south ri«> east u; perches along south branch, thence south 11. 1 , east o perches along south branch to a post, thence north <:'{ CT aud . lo perches along south branch if creek, thence south 11 east u perches along south branch of creek, thence north I . caste per-lies along creek, thence uortb cast perches to south branch, thence south '>. i east e perches to Aouth branch, thence south .> cist j perches to south branch, tlienee north lo east .• per- lies to I'outli bruiU'h, Iheie ■ north I eas! ; perches to south branch thence noriii d ensi x perches to pi eor be.:liniln - cxmi ainlng tiny (sn: m ros, moro or less, and having a frame dwelling honv, log bai u and orchard I hereon AI.SO \ll the right, title, Interest anil claim of Thomas lllnglisin, of. in ai.ll to all thai ier tain lot or parcel of laud, situated In Center vllle bofougli. Butler Co.. Pa., Imunded its fol lows. 10 Wit; On the north b\ lot No.II. east by a M tooi alley, south by a ::n foot stre"t and on the west by aou n«it street. !>• Ing lots Nos •» and ."I. la a plan ol lots surveyed Ih i i I. Mci/ulsl|oi! for \v Bingli m • lid let belie eaih.M leel In wldlh ui.i |m n I hi depth and v.teaht Seized aid l iken In - \e. utlon as lliti property of Thomas iilnghuui alibesulloi John lierg ,v Co. and W llenry Wilson. K D Nos T| ami 7'. June Term. Isin.. W A<v F j Poispiar. AU >s. Alltlu right, title. Interesi aud claim of 1, J MrOulsilon. I. in mid to all that erlaln trad or parcel of land, situated tu Brady I w p., But - I ler (n„ I'a., bounded as follows, to-wlt on the north by Slipper)ris kcrrek and lands of Ch.irlrs MeCracken, east by land* "I charlos M< craeken and c Durr.v, -.outh i.v lands of tin heirs of John Convert and Lewlii Lilly and on the wi Iby lands Of At. ('roll and the satd ' ' I containing til acre* and ,'e perches. Oe- I Ing the salue laud lormurly owned by J./ai, J ' Always Something New Fo see in our store, whether it is in a man's suit, a boys' or .1 child's suit, it is always something new that keeps thi.igs moving AT DOUTHETT & GRAHAM'S And a careful investigation will convince you that our prices and the general get jftsprf''V\srßl up of our garments are the , convincing arguments that f . rill® build us a lasting foundation Cheaper in price: Better in quality than ever before. J *r-WM-jZ DOUTHETT & GRAHAM, Corner Main and Cunningham streets, Butler, Pa. Our Greatest Gift Entei'piise A Porcelain Clock Given free with every sls sale-. When making a purchase ask for a card, no matter how smail the sale is, we punch out the amount and as soon as the card is punched to the amount of sls you receiv* FREE A Porcelain Clock Our Special Clothing Sale is now going on Schaul & Nast ' • • 1 Clothiers, 137 S- Main St-, Butler, Pa. ('roll, Tnow deceased. ha\lng a board house erected tliereon, about .» asm cleared, Seized and taken In execution as the property ol I, J Mi:(|utstlon at the salt of John Berg & Co. E1) No 110. June Term, ikKS. Frank Kohler, Atty. *ll the right, title, Interest and claim of Goo II (irnliam and Clara <1 McK«e, adm'r of Elea nor J tirahain, doe'd. of. In and to all that cer tain piece of land, situated In Kalrview borough I'.utler Co., Pa., bounded as follows, to-w It: On the north by an alley, on the east by an alley, on the south by lot formerly of W K Proctor, known as the foundry lot. and on the west by Chestnut street. frontUg 100 feet on chestnut street and running east from Cheatnutt ISO feet, and itelng the same lot conveyed by J J Max well and wife to Eleanor J Graham, one of the grantors herself, by deed dated the lUh of Aug Ih7*>, and recorded In Deed Book No it, page U'.t.aud having erected a two-story frame dwell ing house andother outbuilding thereon. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Geo II Graham and Clara <; McKee. adm r of Elea nor .1 tirahain, duc'd.at the suit of Alice Thomp son, for use of Howard Thompson. K. 1> No. 91. June Term. ik!h>. Frank Kohler, Attorney, All the right, title . Interval and claim of K A King and Mrs. SiraU K King, of, in and to all that certain lot of land, situated in llarrlsvllle borough. Butler county, l'a.. bounded as fol lows, to wit: On the north by lot of Mrs, E A Korijuer. east by Main street, south by Mercer street, west by an alley, being lot No 2o In the general plot of said borough.; having a two s'ory brick building, used as a hotel, frame barn and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken in execution at the property of K A King and Mrs. Sarah King at the suit of S B Bing ham for use of K K Walker now for use of Wm M Cowan. K I). Nos. lo«. 107, lua. IW, June Terra. IS!*'.. J. W. Hutchison, Attorney. All thw right, title. Intotest and claim of John W Alexander and Harry M> Alexander, of. In and to all that certain piece or parcel of land or lot of ground, situated in Butler borough, Butler county. Pa., bounded as follows, to-wit Beginning at the northwest corn -r, being the northeast corner of lot No. and So'il i street it a pin, thence In an easterly direction along Inc of said Mouth street lo ieet to a pin at corner of lot No 55 I2"> feet to a pin on a jo-foot alley, thence in a westerly direction along the line of said alley to feet to a pin at the corner of lot 57. t hence In a northerly direction alot'g line of K.tld lot 57 1'26 feel to a pin. (he lilace of i ginning beiu lot No. M, in Philip bauben speck's plan of lots In the borough of Butler and having a two-story board dwelling house erected thereon, f.el/ed and taken In execu tion as the property of John W Alexander and Harry Mc Alexander at the suit of Philip Haubeuspeck. E t). sr.', June. T, lKiti,Kohler, l.usk and Brandon. Att'ys. All th i right, title. Interest and claim of M S Adains or, in and to all that certain tract of land, S'tualed In Allegheny township, Butler county. Pa., bounded as follows, to wit: On the north b\ lands of Alfred llullngs et al. east i y lamb; ol Samuel Black et al. south by lands of Mrs. John M Turner et al. and west by lands of John B i aiup'teli, four-hundred and tlilrly four (134) acres, more or less, having a one story frame cottage house, frame barn, grist mill, - stables and other oulbuildings creeled thereon. Sel/t'd and token lu execution as tiie property of M S Adams, at the suit o( George li. Graham. Tkkms ok HALE The followiug must be strictly complied with when projierty Is strlck un down, 1. When the plalnlilf or other lieu creditor becomes the purchaser, the costs on the writ must be paid, and a list of tliu liens, including mortgage searches on the property sold, to gether with such Hen creditor s receipt* for the amount of the proceeds of tliu sale or such portion thereof as he may claim, must be furn ished >.he sheriff. z. All bids must be paid lu full. :i. All sales not settled Immediately will be Ciinlluiieduiitll 1 o'clock p. in of the next day at which time all property not settled for will again lie put up and sold at the expense and ri k of the person to whom ttrat sold. 'Sue l'urdon's Digest, l)th edition, page <46 and Smith's Forms page .I*l. ANDKKW G. CAMPUKIX, SborltT. Sheriff's oillce. Butler. Pa., May 13, lstw. AT J R. GRIEB'S and u Do.Not Make Five. It's quite a problem to please everyone's taste in any line you may select and particularly of jewelry, silver novelties, cut gla?s, etc., but I'm sure you will find what you want in my large stock and at such prices that defy com petition. I am making a spe. cialty of nobby and find Goods and want your trade. j. r. era. 118 SOUTH MAIN ST. KOK SALE. J nil.tow lu Koiinievlilo on P. K VV. It. It. c, room M.V framn house, lot looxl.v>. Terms easy. Audreso It, P. CHAW rout). Valencia, Pa. WALL MOULDINGS The nicest line of Wall Mouldings in town are at Heineman's New Room. 201 S. Main St. New line of Blank Book Writing Paper just received. 201 S. Main St. A Fine Combination. Tho cut iu prices is rep resented by the shears The mothod ol our busiaess re presented by the square and the ability to please is represented by the tape line. 1 It makes a fine combination, for we are otter ing spring suits. Don't Hang Up Your Old Clothes for the summer until you have made arrange ments for a spring suit. Wo are oflering such a flue lino of goods and giving our people suob an opportunity to get bargains that it is loolish to delay. There never was a time when suoh a fine assortment 01 first class goods oould be seen at our store this season. We are offering suits at prices unheard of before. Hanging oul tor tho benefit of those who are after bargains. There is no doubt that we are offering better inducements to daj thau ever before and we hope all our patrons will take the advantage of the op portunity wo are giving them of buying first class clothing at a figure which will please them doubly—first with the clothes, and second with the prices and COOPEM Cor. Diamond. Butler, Pa BUTLER COUNTY Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Office Gor.Main & Cunningham iI.K. WH'K. Prn. Uko. K K n KIIKK. Ylrr Pres. I. M. HrJl'Mil.*. HM-'J and.Trea*.' „ DTIlBCrOKS:!: Alfred YWck. I llenderwm Oliver, > 1 r. W. Irvlu, i lames Htephenson, <V. W. Itlarkirore, N. Weitiel. '.VMS K itowman. ,11. J. KltnglerJ | f ; • ieo Ketterur, .('haa. Hebhup,* C eo. Kenno, (John Koenlnn, LOYAL McJUNIKN Agent.
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