Butler citizen., June 11, 1896, Image 3

THE CITIZEJST
THURSDAY. JI'NE 11. 1*96.
New Advertisements.
Executor'* Sale, estate of John G. Bip
pua, Jr.
School statmenu of Clinton and VTinfieid
twps
Cooper's suits.
C. 4 T» June Furniture and Carpet
Sale.
Zimmerman * (pecial tale.
Baselwm t foot faahiona.
Excursions
Vori —All advertisers intending to matrt
c>nges m their ads. should notify us cf
th itr intention to do so, not later thin
M.-nday morning.
Administrators and Executors of estate?
cau secure their receipt books at tbe C»T
sks lice
LOCAL AiND GENEjRAL.
"Tbe fky at the bonr of twilight
With a sombre hue is deyed.
F'-r the sunset glow
Now has no show
With the blash of the new Jane bride."
—How do yo« like stump water?
—ln fi-bicg for oompliments bated
breath is not necessary.
—lt's easy to convince ac extravagant
woman that man is made ot dost.
—College men are wondering whether
tbe class after Vj will be called 'OO.
—Teachers examinations at Wejt Sun
bar j next Friday and prospect Satarday.
-iilintendent Gibson and the ward
print- p-1* have redistricted the town.
—L-iw.i fete on tbe Presbyteriar: eiiuich
lawn, evening. Music by German ia
bantj.
—Teacher's examinations by Superin
tendent Giieon today and tomorrow. Elec
tion of tewters for Butler schools next
Tuesday.
—Winfield Grange Hail will be dedica
ted next Tuesday at 2 P. M.,and State Lec
turer Hill will speak in the hall at 7;30 P.
*■
—Tbe Bell Telephone company is put
ting up some immense poles in Batler.
The poles are high enough to keep the
wires above the shade trees.
—T'»e Rescqe Rook yid Ladder Com
pany w>li hold a lawn fete on June 11, 12,
and 13, at Vogeley lot on West Jefferson
street. Refreshments of all kinds served.
A good band of mastic will he in atten
—The Northwestern Yeast Co's agent
is around again with samples of tbe won
derful yeast foam, which is better tban
ever this year, o»4ng to the new machin
ery being ased for pressing oat tbe cakes,
no exense for having poor bread when you
ean get Yeast Foam, good floor and a hot
oven. Adr,
—A large erowd of people witnessed the
game of last Saturday between the Batler
and Mars teams. The Batler boy* fait
themselves tbe itrongest from tbe begin
ning, and started in to shot the liars boy*
oot. They did *0 lor the firit five inning*
bat daring tbe game their oatcbei was
badly spiked. Jet la two runs on passed
balls during tbe 6lb, and had to qait play
injf altogether. Mars got in two more
rans after that, and toe Butler's made (8
in ft inning*. The Mars team, also, had
*oo)e bad luck, and it is said, did not play
their asual game.
—Two thousand German musician" and
■inger*. from all over the country, arrived
in Pitt«burg, Mondayj were eacorted to
Exposition Hall witb band* playing and
banner* flying, and then shown to their
quarters. Exposition Hall <«> enlarged
for the 2bth National Kaengerfest of the
Saecgerbund of N'orth America. The fefct
wan opened Monday evening with speecho*
ami congratulation*, and then the musical
program for the evening was begun, if our
thousand musicians, in all, took part in
the program, and doing the week Pitts
burg and Allegheny hive lodged and fed
fifty thouaand *tranger*. The feat clouts
today with a great parade.
People who have been advocating go
ing to the Clarion river for water will find
the following from the Clarion Jack/toman
of internet. About one week ago the peo
pie of Clarington became ill, and
K,me of them barely recovered. The river
van floating full of dead fab, which the
people of Clarington thought had been
killed by dynamite. TLey were gathered
in and eaten In liberal quantities, Those
who ale o| them *oon were taken tick at
the nt'jfoaeh, and with moch difficulty
vere rescued. It tamed oat that the ex
tract work* had dumped into the river
*ome poisonous quid which killed the iisb
»nd came within one of killing the people.
Tho«e apper county enterprise* will have a
freat deal to answer for when the day of
f#ckonin| pomes along.
—The department of Agricalture is meet
ing with more or lea* trouble with
vinegars colored mi w to resemble
"par* older vinegar," and offered and nold
aa such. Distilled and wine vinegar* are
colored with oheap material* until they
closely resemble the pare product of the
orohard and many ihekle* thus raked into
coffer* of unaorupulous merchants. The
Department in aeif-defense, is seriously
considering the propriety of dHolding that
vinegar shall not be colored eioept by the
legitimate prodaot of distillation or fermen
tatlon. The manufacturers usualy sell the
oolored distilled and wine vinegar* for
what they really are bat the unscrupulous
retail grooer and dealer too often sells
them to the ansaspicioas citsen as the
legitimate prodnot of the orchard. One
dealer ia the interior of the State has been
detected In makiqg "pure older vinegar"
from molasses and water, and i* compelled
to face the oourt and tell why this was
done. The washings of the steamers whioh
transport sugar aud molasiea in hulk are
made into vinegar at a cost of iesi than
two oents per gallon and sold to the un
inspecting housewife as a first rule article
made from apple*. Ex.
—Here ia the late*t nwfndl#: Female
agent for aomo houaebold article, book or
aoinethiog of the kind, happen* along anil
loilie th« good romu of the boaite into
taking the thing for a while lo nee how nhe
liken it, bat not obligating her to hay it.
At the end of a week or no a man
happen* along, repreneut* that he ha* been
»ent by the woman to *eo if the article ia
latiifaotorjr and will be purchaned, and
learning that the good woman nt th« bonne
doe* not wiah it, he take* it away with him.
That U one part of the atory and it *eema
all fair enough, bat there ia another portion
1* !. ,ot *" nioe. A lew day* after the
man ban called tbe woman again pat* in
an appearance to ascertain whether the
good woman of the houae doe ire* ti keep
Jhe article (india apparently horrified to
hear that a man ha* called and taken it,
breaking forth into tear* and prote*ting
that »he had no acquantaincu whatever
with tho man and that *he had not Mentbim
to the bonne. And there i* only one thin*
for tbe women of the bonne to do, and tha t
ia to pay (or thearticle that the man necur
pd. p. I* *caroely neconn+ry to nay that the
man and woman were accomplice* und
were working together, Mbo kept a lt*t of
all tbe houae* at which aha bad left thing*
and bo by bit-plaanlble mnnner *uuueeded
In obtaining poaaeanlon of them, while the
woman of the wa* bou*e *windled. Tbia i*
the very latent swindle, and one that
Butler people *bould look ont for. When
the (tranter calli to oolleot, put a Ilea in
)iia our—iro him.
—Tliis ia great grass weather.
—The city vat«-r is again unfi' for nf«
by man or beast.
—Do yon own that stray cow at W W
Brandon Vf
—Ltasureville has a new Postmaster—
E M. Fergn«oa.
—"Howif your cond actT is the latest
form of galution.
—Some books are (old, and so are the
people who read them.
l>ance at the Renfrew Opera Hous»},
tomorrow evening.
—lt U yet beer Creek or Bull Creek —
that route has not been decided upon.
—Tobacco users will And, ia another '
column, an item ol decided interest to
them, headed ' Don t Stop Tobacco.
—One of oar young attorneys has aw
ful hard lack"— he's away from home
every time his client comes to Batler.
—The ban on the Peter Grail (arm ia
Clearfield Twp was de.~t." yed by lire, Tue.v
day. It was struck by lighting.
—Tl.ere can be no eicuae offered for
dangerous places on the public roads, or
for the absence ol distinct index boards at
crocs roads
—Townships are liable for ill damages
resulting from the failure of their Super
visors to keep the public roads in safe con
dition.
—The fellow who tugs and sweats over
a lawn mower these d«ys wonders now
why it wan he thought shoveling siiO*>
was »Uvh hard work last winter.
—Pennsylvania State Normal examina
tions will he held as follows Edinboro and
Slipperyrock, June 15; California, June 17
Indiana, Jane 22: Clarion, June 23.
—Eggs are scarce in Bailer this week
and are bringing 10 cents at our stores;
batter 10 to 12, peas sl, spinich 40, radishes
35, onions 20 cents a do*en, strawberries
6 to 7 cents.
—A Tramp called at a Batler residence
the other day and asked for a pair of aid
pants. The lady who went to the door
didn't know if they had any aad said she
would see When she came back she told
the tramp she didn t have any, that her
mother had given all hers away She
meant her husband's, but she made the
tramp smile.
—The plana already formulated for
Farmers Institutes in Pennsylvania during
the coming year include a series of lec
tcres on cooking by some lady who u an
authority upon the subtest, aid it is pro
posed farir.era wives and other ladies
in attendance shall hold at least one ses
sion which shall be exclusively devoted U>
topics of interest to them.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. J. H. Breaden, J. O. McConnell,
Rev. A. B. Dickey, J. C. fcummervill*,
and Thomas A, Hays represented Butler
Presbytery at the Assembly of the U. P.
church which met at Xenia, Ohio, May 27,
and continued till June 3d. The total
number of delegates present was 230.
At the meeting of the Butler U. P.
Presbytery at Prospect Tuesday, a resolu
tion endorsing Rev, Sherrard of Farview
for State Senate was voied down. Rev, M
J Kakin was ordained for the ministry ar.d
assigned to Mt. Chestnut and Prospect
charges, W. J. Ueed, of Pittsburg, was
received as a licentiate and will be in-talled
at Kittanning,where he has accepted a call.
The Hi. Varnum church matter was
touched on very lightly. Rev. Mr. Breadin
tendered his resignation as pastor of that
charge and Commisioner Samuel Sbiia and
Mr.Barues presented the action of the con
gregation, acquiescing in his request and
presbytery accepted the resignation. Com
missioner* Sbira and Barnes requested that
supplies tie luruistied, which wv grariled,
and Rev. Mr. Sherrard, ol Fairyiew, was
appointed to act as provisional session
until a regular minister was secured.
West Sunbury presented a call for Rev.
Mr. BreadiD and he will hereafter devote
bi* while time to that charge. The ques
tion of moving the Mt Varnum church was
not meotioned, aud it will probably remain
where it is. At the evening sessi m Messr.%
Shanor, Gibson and Sankey passed the us
ual students' trials.
The Democratic Primary.
On Saturday the Democrat* held their
primary, bud a very light vote wa* cast,
Ifcitn than 2,000. The content for Commis
sioner was the only one that displayed
any signs of life.
On Monday the rotnrn Judges met in
Seneca Hail at Ip. tq. and ilonry Neiee,
t!s4j., of liarmony was elected Temporary
Chairman. On taking the chair he made
a short address, and praised the W'lson
tarifi bill. John Bheiring and John
ftichort were elected Secretaries, C.
Anderson, Mr. Ran), (ieo, W. Graham,
J no. Uelley and Ks';. Kasley were appoint
ed a committee on resolutions. W. A.
Mickloy, Joseph Rail and Thbo. Rape
were appointed tellers to compnte the
VOW,
The (sonyenttoq then took a recess to
give the committee on Resolutions time
to make their report. Tiie report pledges
the party hi re to the platform adopted at
Chioago, and the local ticket, and that is
all.
There was a content lor County ('hair
man lietweeu W. T. Mech ling and p. A.
lialtigan. The vote was by ballot and re
sulted in Mecblings election by to 14.
The nominees are as follows:
Congress, J. 0. Marshall' Sena'-e, P. li.
Burke, Assembly, Greer McCandless and
W. E. Kedd, Sheriff. A. J. White, Pro
thonota-y, Walter Kvans; Reg. and Rec.,
T. A. Frsjier; Clerk, W. J. Gilleland,
Treasurer, Isaac befeverj Commissioner,
J. J. Keiber and D. H. Sutton; Auditors,
J. A. MoCowan and P. P. Mcliride;
Coroner, l>r. Schultz.
73 oenta to Allegheny and return.
Sundav, June 14th, Special train leaves
Butler via Pittiburg .t Western Ity., 7:15
A M., Central time. Arrives Allegheny
'J o'clock. Returning leaves Allegheny
1.23 P. M. Pare for round trip, V-> cents
—The bent nnmirior *(ihool in the State
ot pennaylvania, and the peer of any in
tbe union, in now e*tabli*hed at hipoai
lion i'ark, on Connoaul hake, A aummer
iichool for projfren*ire teacher*, which will
bo a teacher'* cummer home, combining
rent, recreation. social pleasure, mental
development and profo**ional timulu*.
Term open* ./ulf I'Jib and clone* Auirunt
Int. Kate* extremely low.
.Low Rate Kxcuraion to Allegheny.
Via the Pitlnburg A Wen tern Ity., riun
ilay, June 14th, by Bpoci.il train leaving
Sutler at 7:15 A. M., Central time, arriv
lng All«-(rh»*ny Ai U o'clock. Returning,
leave Allegheny at 4:25 I*. M , Central
time, arrive (Sutler 6:30 P. M. Round
trip laro, "•"< cent*.
Bradford Kacea, June aa, 24, »5, and 26.
To accomodate thoHO dealring to attend
the June Meeting of tbe flradford Driving
Park, ticket agent* P, 4W. Ky , Uutler
to Mt. Jewell inclusive,will nell I]
tickets for regular train Juno aJad, good
to return until June 2JHb, inolualvo, at,
*pecial low rate* Kate* from Ilutlei J.'i.c.'i.
For Sale.
One No. 'J. Baltimore iob printing prenr
and acveral font- of tytie, will be sold
cheap. Inquire at 104 Locuat Bt. Itutler
Pa.
—Bummer chool of Pedagogy, pon
.unotioii with i«i»g « ftchool or Oratory at
ftipoaition Park, Coiineaut Lake, July |j
to Auguet 1. After a year'* hard work
tcaoher* need a change of air, ncene and
nociety—"Where can thene aummer ad
var.tagea bo found at 'eanonable rate*?" i
tbe i| ie*tion often anked. fcxpo*ition I'trk
comoinea all tbe ideal condition* *<>ogh;
by teacher* in tho aijove ~ueatlon. livery
department of .tudy ia in charge of an e.t
part teacher. For further information
write 11. V. Meadville, t'a.
LKGAL NEWS.
1 Tai.vL LIST FOE THIS WEEK.
Mont Martin plead nolle oontendro to a
charge of larceny and was sent to the
house of refuge at Morganza
John aal .Jargare'. ilanay were found
not guilty of keeping a bawdy house and
the co?ts were divided between J"1 -i
Manny and Catharina Davis.
Richard Grant plead guilty to furnishing
intoxicating drinks to minor ' on Sunday,
and wa- sentenced to pay a fine ofsoo ac l
imprisonment in county jail for 20 days.
Tr.os G Smith plead guilty to penary
and was sentenced to pay a fine o: t'jO-J,
costs, and to penitentiary lor 'J months —
also plead guilty to bigamy and was sen
tented to pay a fine of SSOO, c< s's, and to
penitentiary lor C months.
Maggie and M»ry Barne were found j
gui* I j ol a.-.-ajii aud Lattery.
W J Critchlow wa- found guilty of dis
turbing a religious meeting, and was -.-n
--tenoed tojpay a fine of *,V>, costs, and give I
bond in 3500 to keep the peace for one I
year.
Martin Cilligan wa- acquitted on the!
| cfcarjr-j of aggravated as-auit »nd battery
and toe co<ts weie Jivid«d between him
and R J Butler.
In the surety of peace ca-e of Fleming j
v? Burkhart, the charge of assault was
withdrawn and defendant entered recog
in S2OO to keep the peace.
* Dei Barnbart piead guilty to selling li
quor without license and wa- sentenced to
pay c ;sts a line of SI,OOO, and imprisoa
nient in county jail for .'J months.
Kay .Stocgfcton. Mont. Stoaghton ami
John Watkins. iarceny. June 9. Mont
Stoughton plead- nolle cor.tendre, and is
sentenced to pay the costs, restore proper
ty and sent to Morganza. Nol Pros wa
entered a-, to Ray Stoughton and John
Watkins.
Lew Raphael—selling liquor without
license, and offering liquor for .-ale with
out a licence -Jaae 10 —Found guilty on
second count in offering to sell beer and
whisky in Mars. Butler Co. Not guilty as
to I™'. count. Not sentenced. Mr Raphael
is one of tiie firm of Raphael A- Zagsmith
of Pittsburg and took'orders for the firm.
The case will be appealed.
The case vs the West Penu K. E., for
obstructing a public road, way continued.
SOTEB.
Tne will of Geo. Kreps of Cranberry twp
wis probated ane letter* granted to Mrs
Kreps.
Letters of adm'n were granted to Wm.
P. PefFer on estate of Jos Ratter.
Wm. Pinch aa.l wife adopted Amanda
Barger; aud Adaline Wolford adopted
Evaline Ross.
L. I). Keister w« appointed High Co n
stable of Centreville, and W. 11 Pisor '.ax
collector of Worth.
George lienno of Butler has regi stered
as a law student.
Mary E Webber has applied for divorce
from Wendell Webber,add Caroline eid
has from Cbas. Weidhas
The duplio ates for tax collectors are
ready, or will be so that notices can be
posted by the Ist. Collectors for IH'M who
nave not yet filed their bonds are request
ed to do HO at once.
The Grand Jarj approved of the propos
ed bridge OVIST the Little Connorjuenessing
in Connoq. twp; alao of the one over Me
Donald run in Hlipperyrock twp, and also
ol the proposed increase in the limits of
Centreville. They acted on 1H bills, ig
nored 1, found the county buildings in
good condition, recommended the employ
ment of an architect to ascertain if the jail
can be remodeled, and thinks Batler Co.
should be proud at its county officials.
At \Jarcer, the Grand Jury found a true
bill against W. J. Graham, county treas
urer, who is charged with the embezzle
ment of SH,GOO. Mr. Graham is said to be
in a 'juardary as to where the money ha»
gone, and he and his friends think there
must be some serious error in the auditing
PROPKarv TttA.NsKna.l
T K Richard* to August Dangler I'M
acre-, in Centre for $.'1,500.
>selienople Extension company to L
Uartman lot for i'-W), also to Charlotte
Uartmaii lot for
G A Kaulfman et al to Effie Scott lot. in
Adams for iliOO.
Geo Wallace et al to Frank Balhorst. 3
acres in Adams for »JSO.
Casper Oarth et al to 15 A McClure 80
acres in Winfield.
Jas Coyie to John Dolan lot in Millers
town lor $4,000.
Aaron Blair to G M Hughes Ki7 acres in
Venango for $2,500.
Wm Cowan to Ed Barnes lot in Harris
vile for 1,2C2 75.
L W Miller to Jennie J-'liok lot in Butler
twp for SBSO.
Elixal.eth Black to Geo Coxsoil IS.} acre-
Mercer for sl.
I* Daubennpeck to Seward Hartley lot
in Butler for f2BO.
ft P. McCandles* to Alice McCaudlors
lot is OUj for |
it M Downie et al to Martha Hays lot in
Downieville lor SIOO, and one to Elizabeth
Downie for same.
Zelienople Ex Co to ii E Meedcr lot iu
Mtwwfto for 9190.
R Black to Jas B Uovis lot in Harrisviile
for S2OO.
Marriage L,;c«naea
Samuel K Cornelius Gro\o City
Elizabeth Kauffman Juckhviile
John C Ileilnian ..1 Venango co
Maggie Emery Bruin
Win Mclaughlin Warren Pa t
Gertrude liirkpatrick Renfrew J
Frank W Burke Butier j
Catharine Harkless " I
Whittaker B iioulker Phiia j
Oilie Hunter...,.,...... Eau Claire I i
Wm. T. Crummy Bakerstown I
Rachel E. Mowery "
At Mercer—WiJUaw iiell, ol llarrisville
and Eaitra MoOoiumous ol Forestvllle; J.
F. McPherson and Laura Covert, of Butler,
Bert Allen of Kew Castle and Eva Spencer
ol Farmington, Sherman Foalk ol Butler
and Lydia J audgrab of Sharpsville,
7jccnt(to Allegheny and return.
Sunday, June Hth, Special train leaves
Bntler yia Pittsburg & VVe«tern Uy., 7:15
A. M , Central time. Arrives Allegheny
it o'clock Returning leaves Allegheny
4:25 P. M. Pare for round trip, 75 cents.
Low Rate Excuraion to Allegheny.
Via the Pittsburg & Western Ky., Sun
day. Juno Hth. by Special train leaving
Butler at 7:15 A. M., Central time, arriv
ing Allegheny at !) o'clock. Returning
leave Allegheny at 1 :5 P. M. Central
time, arrive Butler ti;UO P. M Bound
trip fare, 75 cents.
—King's School of Oratory, Elocution
and Dramatic culture in conjunction with
School it Pedagogy, Exposition Park, ,/uly
13th to August Ist 150 lessons and even
ing entertainment,!. For information
write 11. V. Ilotchkiss, Meadville Pa.
Permanent Certificate examination.
'flic tx-rmancnt certificate committee
will hold an examination ill tin- Jefferson
ht. echool building beginning on l'riday,
June, to at 9 o'clock A. M.
Applicant : will plc;r>c have required
pajters of endoraemetit properly made
out to present to the committee before
beginning the exaniinatioii.
ROVAI, I'KKKMAM llAi,r„
Cliairman of Com.
Pound.
A ladies purse on the thruO degree road,
owner can receive same by describing, call
at. 110 West I>. St. Butler Pa.
Krratblican National Convention.
For the Kepublican National Convention
to beheld at St IjOtijs, June 10, the Penn
sylvania Railroad company will Hell on
Jnne 12, 13, 11 and 15 excursion tickets, to
St I,'iuiH and return at a single tare for the
round tr,p.
These tickets will be good lor return pas
-1 sage until June 21 inclusive.
For pecific rate", sleeping car accommo
dation*, and time tahltj'i (\ppiy t'l nearent
ticket a^ent,
Democratic National Convention.
For the Democratic National Convention
I to be held at Chicago, July 7, the I'onnsyl
vania Railread company will sell on July
, 3, I. 5 and 0 excursion tickets t" Chicago
! and return al a single f(uo lor the round
; trip, 'i'bene ticket# will be good for return
f psxsagu until July 12 iuclusive.
For specifi 3 rales, sleeping car accent
, modal ions, and time tables apply lo uc» r
i) it ticket a^ut.l...
PERSONAL.
*
S. H McXaughton has moved from .'4«
■ lienople to Parker.
> i
Robert I veil and Robert Ser jeant <
j Marion twp, were in town, last week.
j J. F. Srown cf Franklin twp. celebrates
his 59th birthday in Butler, last Monday
MI-s Amy Bar to of Evan-City is \i-iti.i|
friends in Butler.
Mis- Laura Steiu and Mary Weisner ar<
visiting in Beaver Palls.
Benton Stoughton ha.- moved back t<
the oiil place near Buttercup, froai W. Va
J. U. Douglass an i wire, and Geo Wal
ter are at Cambridgoboro.
John Willian:>ou, an old Batler boy, ii
with the Belford circus.
Jar. N. Moure and Miss Alice Wick
have sent out imitations to their wedding,
which is to take place next Thursday.
John Burr of Connoqutnecasng wants to
e npl >y 2or 3 coal mn .-rs. Hepais cts
and haj a 3 foot vein.
Mr. and Mrs HeJfrick and Eina Ziegler
"t tarriiiton, 0.. are vi.-mug at Rev. Cion
| IT cett's ar.d Henry Tioutnian's.
A man who looks like Haryej M;her, but
who lias no Lair on his face, ha- been een
oa our streets lately.
R. 11. Blair, ol Venango twp. is now
with ice Forest C'o. on the Beatty farm
near Boydstown.
Mrs. Louisa Stalker has been appointed
P. M.. for tbe office at Farmington, celled
E»u (Jluire.
Marian Book is representing the Holiday
L'nion at th-j Gran-t L'nion ol the Equitable
A-s-K-ihtioD at Corry. this week
Dr J E Montgomeiy and I'aunly of
fc'iiit bnrg. are visi'ing his relative.' in the
south m part of Ibis county. He is a on
oljoi.ii B. Montgomery, tlec'd.
"'ilbur Ko mce, the U opeiator,
ar.d Mi Bird Xich .las, daugnter ot llenrv
> icnoias, dee'd, werti married in Erie, a
few days ago.
Geo. K Marshtl! and 'Jarnor 'Jritchbi*'
inu". the nieaim school-bouse in
iwp , last week, and drew lots of school
director's and Geo. was the lucky man.
At lht> election each hvl 56 vtites.
Rev. G. .! Deiner and wif« are visiting
the parents of Mrs. Deiner,-Mr. and Mrs,
J. C. lieigtilej' :q C'unnoquenesrinjt twp,
n«»r Whitestown. Mrs Beighley suffered
a paralytic stroke on Saturday, May 30tn,
and ba.) been wholly unconsciojs since.
OH. NOTES.
The Standard is paying $1.14 today, and
the Producers $1.14.
WHITISTOWK —The Kirker Co S 4 on the
kirker will he completed this week.
BUTJLK*—The "wildcat" drilled on the
Jos. Lindsey iu Summit twp, about two
miles south-east of Butler, has surprised
everybody. It is a good producer from
tie 100 foot Some months ago Deitrick
drilled a well on his own place, adjoining
Lindsey tc. the South, and had a good
ga-iser and good sand, and a well drilied
on the Waiker or old Bredin North of
Lindsey some years produced salt
water. This led Dietrick to think that
there was oil between the two, and ho
formed a company and drilled this well,
whbh is pumping abont 50 bbls a day
The salt-water will drain into the Bonnie
Brook.
For Season of tkg6.
The P., S. <1 L. E. Ry. Co will sell spe
ci«l low rate tickets to Conneaut Lake and
Cambridge good for thirty days Also ex
cursion tickets lor parties of five or more,
ar.d family tickets good until Nov. Ist, for
les-* than you >■ in afford to stay at home.
For further information call oa or ad
dress A. B Crouch, ticket agent, Butler,
Pa.
Bradford Races, June 23, 34, 25, and 1(1.
To accomodate tho.ie des ring to attend
the June Met t.ng of the Bradford Driving
Park, ticket agents P. A W. Fty., Butler
to Mt. Jewett inclusive, will sell Excursion
tickets for regular train June 22>nd, good
to rcttiru uutil June 29th inclusive, et
special low rates. Kate from Boiler X\ 65
(Jo to Finrll oy'a Art titudio 011
Decoration day and exourHion
rate# on I'hotoa
Fin« fini H h and correct likenoEM
guaranteed.
Kimolby SuccenHor to Zuver.
—• V. McAlpitie, Dentiat wisbeß to
armcunce to the suffering public that
he will leave the country about June
loth for a rent of four or more weeks.
()h Main 1111—» ou to HCO tho
pileH of ehildreQg Hiiitß at HECK'S
only >1.25, you can't (<et the Haruo in
town lor icBH than $2.50,
aA £" The only genuine Spring
|l;tW»U' r Ice in Butler iB now
beinfj delivered to bis customers daily
by
J. A. HICIIKY.
Leave your order at Iliehey's
Baksry.
Sox and shirts, all wool and a yard
wid», cheaper than the oheapeHt—at
HltCK'B, 121 N. Main St.
-—Refrigerator for sale. A first
class refrigerator, with plate glass
top Inquire at this ollice.
—'l he Butler Lubricating Oil Co.
ban moved back to their old stand
119, W. Jefferson Ht. Steelnmith
I'attorßon'ti uew building, where all
kinds of engine, machinery, and il
lumlnating ofla of the finest quality
are kept in stock in the basement,*
and will be delivered to any part of
the city when ordered from C. E,
Mclntire, agent.
\ox Popuit linr yoar clothing,
underwear, hosiety, hats, caps, BOX
aud neckwear of 1). A. aud
Httvo money.
—Closing out Trimmed Hats re
gurdlotiM of cost. Call in while the
htocksi complete an they will not
Inst long at the prices we „ have
markea them at the millinery depart
ment of The Peoples Store.
Pants—Over 2000 pair« to nelect
from, at prices, oh well, don't men
tion them, its] awful, where, >»t
llroK'a.
Trunks, yulises, hagrt and tele
copes—a*. IIEOKH.
Do you Wi*ut u hat or cap? HECK
has them aud can r.ave you money,
Hay Pupa—did you see HECK'S
neckwear, it beat* anything you ever
saw.
MUHlC—Soholars wanted at 12H W
Wayne St. Also nicely furnished
room to rent.
Underwear— A specialty AT HKOK'S
his stock is lar(;e j t and finest ever
offered in HiP'o 1
—BoardingHouse C'arus, with Ac',
of A BBombly, 25 cents for half-a-.lo*«n
.or sa'e at CITIZJS oJliee
—«oL> work of all kinds done at tl.e
(JtTiy.JCN Orrioi
LO* VV ICJH
rnIALIH in
Houj.li and Worked Lumber
oi u. Kmn*
IJ -mts. .SHsr*,, Uiinos,
Shingles und Lath
AI ways In Slock.
LIMIi. UAIK ANp PLASTLH
Ufilct, opposite I*. AjW. Depot,
i.' y > L £IH
Suicide of Daniel Shehan.
J Daniel Shehan. of Kairview Ave., Ist
| ward, was fount! lying dead in the woods
near the Kittanning bridge, yesterday
afternoon. He had shot himself in the
mouth and left breast—after haring his
breast for the purpose. A coffin was sent
out, and the body was brought to town
and prepare-', for burial, and then taken
to his home.
I'p to January last, Shehan was an em
ployee of the polishing department of
the Plate Works, but showing signs of
mental aberration was taken to Dixmont.
where he remained for about two months
and when discharged was supposed to l>e
I sane. His ailment however, returned
and he was taken to a hospital in Pitts
i burg from which lie returned last Satur
day.
He has beer, loafing around town
since and has been talking of taking his
life. While at the glycerine factory a
day or so ago he is said to have sat down
u]K>n a can of the stuff and asked the
boys to shoot into it.
He was about 38 year? of age and
leaves a wife and five small childreu
An Exciting Dog Chase.
On Sunday morning. May 31st, the at
tention of W. S. Moore of Muddy creek
twp., was attracted by the barking of
two dogs, on the adjoining farm owned
by Robt. Moore. On investigating he
found two dogs chasing Robt. Moore's
sheep. Mr. Moore gave notice to some
of the neighbors as soon as possible and
they gave chase to the dogs,and although
the dogs were not more than tliree miles
from home they took a circuitous route
and the men had to travel over six miles
before they got there The dogs were
killed next day. The township has
lost between S2OO and S3OO worth of
sheep in the last five weeks.
JOS. HORNE&CO.
JUNE
CLEARANCE.
Every surplus piece of
Dress Goods from lowest
to highest grade, will posi
tively be .sold during this
month of June, neither
ioss nor cost to be con
sidered.
Come,
•
or send for samples, giv
ing an idea of materia
desired, and get handsome,
gowns at a fractional part
of teal value. This ap
plies to
SUMMER WOOLENS, SILKS,
COTTONS. SILK AND WOOL,
M Oil AIRS,—
every fabric on the fash
ionable list. Let us hear
from you in your own
interest.
I'erin Avenue and Fifth St.,
PITTSBURG.
. Seanor & Nace's
Livery, Feed dDd Saie Stable,
Wear of Wick House. Butter, Pa
The 1«) it of horneH and rirat clanß
riup always on hand and for Lire. ,
Bent accommodationa in town for
permanent hoarding au<i transient '
trade. Hpe» ial caro tfutirui teed.
Stable room for sixty-five horseM.
A good C!BBB of horwes, both driv
ern and draft hordes always on band
and for Kale under a fall guarantee;
and horHew bought upon proper noti
fication by St; A NOR & NACE.
All kmd* of lire stock bought and
Mold
Telephone at Wick HC.HHU.
i'THEY ARE MODELS;
fr IN E T/ULori i Ci G- . 1
. .f
Arc the suits that come from our
establishment—models of style,
workmanship and good taste. The
clothes are always right and the
price is always right, too, when
you want a suit.
When None But Well Dressed
Customers come out of a tailoring
establishment it proves that it is
the one store in the city that men
of taste-patronize. Our store is
that place in Butler. Have you
ordered that new suit yet? Isn't
it time.' Then come in and see
our fine selection of spring styles.
The Store from out of which
come pleased and satisfied custom
ers wherever it is in the country,
is a safe store to patronize. It is
pleasant to us to know that our
store is pre-eminently the store of
Butler, of which this is so. When
you want a fine suit call and see
us before purchasing.
COOPERk CO
Cor. Diamond, Rutler, Fa
BUTLER COUNTY
Mutual Hra I.isurancel.'Oompanj/,
Office Cor.Main & Cunningham
I AM. Willi. I*r*«.
UM). KKTTtillKlft. Vlr* Prw.
I#. H. H«.II;nKI V Hrr'y mi«l* I
DiKKcroiia.
Aliri-'i Wick. l(< iid*r«ni Ollvttr,
' 'r. W. Irvlu. liuin'H Hti'iitiMinor.
*■-. w. N. wniW.
K. tio-itiKh. 11. J. Klltivler
liio. h«lLnri r. »hiut. li<-t>Tmn,
( «w>. Itaiiiio, |.Jolin K'ltmiuj.
LOYAL McJUNIKN Agent.
«* t. , j •
IH .! MII
* UX .
I % • jj t tu « iWi adVMU«iug »i »v *
Accidents.
W. D. Ifaff, of tha lit Wd. »"*•< struck
, by a stone, while out driving, last Friday
' evening. and made uncoti*eiocs. The
I' stone wa3 thrown by a boy
l*ee Frantz, of N. Chestnut St. put a bi 1-
j let in his leg while out hunting. last week
John Ururer, lormerly of Evans City,
was kiJ'ed at Montpelier. Ind. a few days
ago, by being kicked by a bor»e. He WAS
74 years of age
Th- Louses ol 0. C. Cochrane and J. H.
Harper of toe Ist Ward were struck by
lightning, last Saturday evening.
For Sale
A farm ot "JO acres. with a seven room
house, good frnit. orchards, well water,
ir.>od spring at the house, spring hon-e and
convenient out-buildings. Will sell cheap
ur exchange for town property, about 7
miles from Butler.
For particulars inquire at this office.
Butler Savings Bank
Butler, Pa.
Capital - _ 560,000-00
Surplus and Profit*, 5i04,000.00
JOS. L. PURVIS President
J. IJEXRY TROITMAN Vice-P'euident
WM. CAMPBELL, Jr asbier
LOt'IS P. STEIN Teller
DIUKCTOItS -Joseph 1.. Purvis, J. Henry
Troutmaa, W. D.Braudou, W. A. Stein, J. s.
Camnbell.
The Kutler savina* ft ink b the Oldest Bank
lug Institution In Butler County,
iit-nera! banking business transacted.
Wt solicit accounts of oil pioducer,, iner
chants, farmers and others.
All llujlness entrusted :o us; wIU receive
prompt attention.
Interest paid on t.tme lepostts.
The Sutler County National Bank
BUTLK.R, FA.
Capital paid In $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits $87,962.35
Jos. Hartman. President; J V. Ritts,Vice
President; C. A. Fiailey, Cashier; John G
McMarlin. .A ss't Cashier.
A ireneral banking business transacted.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Money loaned on approved security.
We invite you to open an account with this
bank,
HIKE' TOltS Hon. .Joseph Hartman. Hon. W.
s. Waldron, Dr. N. M. Hoover. H. MeSweeney,
E. K. Abrama. C. P. Collins, I. <;. Smith, Leslie
I'. Ha/.lett, M. Klnegan, W. I'enry Wilson, John
Humphrey.Dr. W. McCaaaless, Ben Manfelh
Harry Heasley. J. V. Hitts.
Annual district report of
the School Directors of Winfield dis
trict for the school year ending on the
first Monday of June, 1896.
Whole number of schools 0
Average number of months tanght 6
Number of male teachers employed.... 2
Number of female teachers employed.. 4
Average salaries of males per months3s 00
Average salarios of females per months 00
Number of male scholars attending all
the schools in the district 140
Number of female scholars attending all
the schools in the district 142
Whole number in attendance. 282
Average daily attendance of scholars in
the district.... 224 '
Average percentage of attendance 80
Cost of each pupil per month $1 18
No. of mills lev'd for school purposes .3J
Am i levied for school purposes.. $1219 4.0
Total amount levied $1240 43 '
State appropriation for the year
ending Jim*, JB9O $1340 30
From Col. includirg taxes of all
<iuds 1210 45
From County Treasurer lor un
sealed lands since last report 57 01
From all o'.her sources, as f.ales of
house* or lands, liquor lines, etc 7 42
Total receipts. $2033 78 J
CR. ,
Hal. due Treax from last report..slo22 44
Inlnrowt ]iaij on S7OO lor 3 months 8 75
In.i SB.IO, delivering books S2O 28 10
Teachers' wapes sl2Ol 75,institnte
$5'J SO, h day lor feauher $2.... 1.110 25
I'uol aud
stoves 30 75. coal 03 05 •)!> 80
Fees ol Collector $17,911, and
Treasurer 311.74 57 00
Salary ofhec'y MOO, making out
duplionU il 00 00
Cle<iui«K sctioo 1 houses..... 13 50
Other expenses, oxoneratious
18.01 rebate 38.52 ........ 50 53
Text I looks 184 95
freight on same 10.9.1 502 20
tins' at.«d land lux 30 40, for ca»h
mji upp/i>|> cheek 72* 37 12
Total expenditure:,. $310!) 41
Or, aui't due Treasu ei...... 535 03
Am't due Treasurer.. 535 03
Total liabilities...... ...... .... 535 03
l>'.al>,lilte.i in excess of resource*.. 535 03
Estimate value of school property 0000 Oo
Wh herohy certify that we have ex
aininod the above and hud it correct.
0. A. SMITH,
W. 11. Hickkk, Auditors.
Witness our hands this Ist day of J.ine,
1890.
J. A. Shvdkr, President.
A. KiiAUhK, Secretary.
Annual DISTKICT rkpoht or
Clinton Iwp. School District for the
year ending Juno 1, 1890.
Whole 2To. of schools ....... 0
No. of vionths taught 7
No. of male teachers 4
No. of female teachers 2
Salaries S4O per month.
No. of male scholars 117
No. of female scholars.... 124
Whole No 241
Average daily attendance 100
per tentage • f a»t mt'aioe.... 80
Cost ol each pupil per month $1.28
No. of mills levied lor achool purposes 4.
No. levied for building purposes 2.
A m't levied for school purposes..sl4B4 03
Levied for building purposes 743 43
Am't ol poll tax. 2 !>8
Total $2480 00
KxTnorati.ins..... ...$ 31 97
ifebaie 49 30
Total 81 27
$2404 79
5 per cent added to S."KS 85 29 29
(irand total $2434 OK ]
Keceivei from collectors $2335 19
Ilal due twp $ 198 89
KKCKII'TH.
State appropriation $ 994 22
lial from last year...... ......... 1 42
From Col. including taxes of all
kind 5..................... 2235 19
From loans since last report 100 00
I'rom W 'Ht Deer twp 7 04
From sale of (looks 1 90
Total $3340 32
KX f'KN |J I TURKS.
School text b00k5..... $ 243 85
School supplies 53 54
Renting and repairing 30 29
Teacher wages 1740 (10
Fuel aid contingencies 120 03
I- '. I Col hit I<l
Fees ol Treas M 01)
Salaiy ol Sec'y..... 30 00
Dei. l and interest paid 014 50
A oilitorn <1 00
Total $2993 11
('a><b on Minds $ 347 22
$3340 33
Witness our hands t. 'lis 23d day ol May,
1806.
Jso. Montoomkbv, Pres.,
Tilos. A. llav, Sec'y.
We, the auditors cortify that we lia v e
examined the above and find it correct.
I. N. IIARVKV,
Wm MONKS, Auditors
I
Notice to Teachers.
| The Sohool ftonrtl of JefTcrsoii Iwp.
will elect s teachers for the enduing year
on Saturday, June 20, 1896, at j i\ M
nt flic llannalistown School District No
Wane* f.|N.or. and #15.00. Term 7
months . Applicant'! will please file
their applications with the iift,lcrsigne<(
Secretary 011 or Iwf.irc Thursday, Julie
fB, 1K96.
J.VMKS WAI.KKK, Pres.
A P. Pa it, Secy.
('.rent licit I*. 0., llullcr Co, Pa.
EYbS KXAWiNtD FHEE OP CHAKGP
Y. L, KirKratrlck, Optician and Jeweler
Next to CO lliniso Ilutlnr.l'a. itrndua
*. eal luaiUule.
P
*- erhaps vou don t know how
p
f i we aiL- on
j "L l everything relation to prescrip
tions
I
*-*o it will not be amiss to
l( 1
. I all your attention to the
I Reliable
! I
ntelligence
V
, romp! service given
T
o everything of the kind placed
1
11 out In^ds
ur prescription u» t a:tinent
ever was so complete
s
ave you money too.
C. Rf. JSOYD,
Diamond Block. -- Butler, a
+SUMMER MEETING*
The Summer Meeting Of The
Butler Driving Club,
Will be held at the Pair Grounds
BUTLER, PA.,
JULY 2d, 3d', and 4th, 18g6
$2,7 CX).( X )
In Purses. Winnings Paid in
Cash at the Wire.
. Thursbay, July 2d.
3-MINUTE TROT PURSE, |y>o
2:20 pace \oo
2:24 TROT 300
Friday, July 3d.
2:35 pace pvrse, #3OO
2:30 TROT 300
2:27 PACE 300
Saturday, July 4th.
2:45 TROT pvrse, f^uo
2:45 PACK 300
FREE-FOR-AI.I, TROT OR PACE 300
A record made June 23 no bar.
ADMISSION 25 cents.
W. P. Roesstng, Secretary,
Butler, Pa.
B. <y B.
We're going to do the greatest
June business ever done in this
store, and here are some of the
values that will bring it:
Zephyr Ginghams
20c ones, ioe
25c ones, 1
—neat styles of strvpes and checks
in choice colorings.
Imported Grass
Linens, 15c.
Natural linen grounds, with
cluster of three fine stripes in
yellow, red, black, brown— 30 in
ches wide—unusual styles and
worth.
All Wool
Imported Challis.
IS C 1 3' iches wide—all
20c i the same
l-25c | ity Difference in
30c price is on account of
35c J difference in styles.
Pine Imported
Swisses.
43c ones at 25c —white grounds
flecked with white pin dots small
pink, red, blue or black stripes—
-30 inches wide—new and desir
able.
Novelty Dress
Goods
and Suitings,
f Cheviots,
50c | Checks,
75c -{ Homespuns,
$1 00 | Silk and Wool
Mixtures
—Choice new productions of the
best textile manufacturers.
Samples if you ask for them.
Homo's & Buhl,
ALLEGHENY. PA.
The Place to Buy
GAS COOK
!NG AND H HATI NGSTOVMS,
GAS BUKNKKS AND FIX
TURES, HOSE, BATH TUBS,
ENAMEL AND
IMPROVFD WELSHBACH GAS
BURNER.
W. H. O'BRIEN ON
107 East Jefferson St.
fr.ifn IKr.vnw
STORES Vitality.
iau» D»v. Mr.
Til K OHKAT :wtlj Kay.
FRENCH HEMEUY
proditcea I lie above riwullH In ;ui ilayu. It acta
iMiwcrfully Hint ciuii kly. l,Hri'« win i 41l uiln-rit
full. Vuiinu uh'li «111 ri'Uali* U»»l» Uni. nmn
Ihmm). iui<l 'il<l nn-:i will rcrnvn iln-lr youthful
vigor lijf (Mliik KliVi V't nud nuivly
r. Mlnn-s NiTvml*!!' . Iji t >ll illly, l.ict I'ownr,
I allliitc SlMimrj Wh.Uiik I>ln«u • uu kli
clTfNii of bxi >■ 1 tiid lndlKi:t'i>lloii. wlilrli mi
lit* urn for niii.ly. tiiwiiu'ii ur in*rr|n;;c. it not
ouly rurcft liy .mrtlinf «l "I iltw-.m.
I.ill Id a vintl ixTV' Umlc Hlul Mun i 1,i,1M.-i
brlDKlnif l"»'f 'lie pint, plow Ui iml.. rbonki
llll'l r. ilurllili till tlri' nf youtli ll ivurt- oft
In-iiuliy ikii'l • uiitiifii|itl'm . llmM on imvlni,'
ItKVl\o. nootnpi it r»n 1,, i.*tnr,i ;u v<- i
110. K' l By mail. II on |>»«r iim kiji'. or <l* for
f". !«•. Willi n ponlih. writlrii kfUHianUK'to 1 urn
c.r ri'luml tIM mom' \ t'lttoU/Ifr Ai|<lr<'Hn
1 cmcAt.o. 11.1..
"KEEP POSTED."
We have never been charged with being
"Behind the Times" yet. We propose
to keep up with the van. Remember
this when you need anything in men's
or boys' clothing for up-to-date wear.
Keep Posted!
By dropping into our store occasionally.
We'll show you all the latest novelties.
We'll not feel offended it you don't buy
—glad to furnish you with information
as well as anything else we possess.
Come and see us for your next suit of
clothes.
jDOUTHETT & GRAHAM,
Corner Main and Cunningham streets, Butler, l'a.
. •
N B.—Watch this space next month for something of interest to
every clothing buyer in Butler county. ....
t
-S*ALL WOOLf
Some A Yard Wide.
We mean our suits for fat men. Light in color, weight and
price. Your money back if they are not as we state.
The Largest Stock of Clothing in Bntler.
XWXWXAHS
Men's Suits
$4, £6, SS, $lO, sl2
Boy's Suits, long pants
$-•s°, $4. $5-
Boy's Suits, short pants
si, $1.50, $2, $3, $4
Men's Shirts
25c, 50c, 75c,
Men's Straw Hats
25c, 50c, 75c, £1
Boy's Shirts
25c and 50c
Boy's and Children's Hats
25c, 50c, 75c
Schaul & Nast
Leadinil Clotliiers, 137 S Main St., Butler< Pa.
LEADER OF
dimlsi Foot Fashions
'iff Ladies', fas, Boys ;iml Ms
SHOES *
MEN'S f2.00 CALF SHOES. Price any f.von shoe solil elsewere and then come
here and you'll find our s7.ooshoe alwavsequals (oftiines excels) others' s3 grades
ASK T.O SKE OUR I. "lies' Shoes, Men's Shoes, Misses' Shoes, Ladies' Slippers.
Hoys' Shoes, AH exclusive styles.
LADIES' #1.50. Look all over other $2 shoes then visit this store and you will l>e
convinced that our $1.50 grade erfuals and nearly always excels others' f2 goods.
txwly forlllltt.H with tU«in licjt ami dust 01
th" hummer months. No woinler :ill i;o<vl ilp sMerM '9/ y Ju
prefer iliem to anything cL-ie, No womlci we're hnvlm; Off-1 9
-on liarun on Una. We've mad* our prices s<> eaav. f- {.KM f*W w•* .
The neatest r«p| In liutler county arc (hose that are I
B.C. HUSELTON,
Butler's Leading and Progressive Shoe House, Opposite Hotel Lowry
WALL
MOULDINGS
The nicest line of
Wall Mouldings in
town are at
mxm
Heineman's
<gXgXM>
New Room. 201
S. Main St. New
line of Blank Hook
Writing Paper just
received.
201 S. Main St.
Ii olel Butler
J. 11. KAUHKL,, l'rop'r.
This house has been thorough
ly renovatrd, remodeled, and re
fitted with- new furniture and
carpets has electric bells and al
other modern conveniences for
guest*, and is as Convenient, and
desirable a home for strangers as
CJII be found in Hutler, I'a.
Elegant sample room for use of
romrnercial men
KubH«-rlb« for the OITIzKN.
THE NEW
WALL-PAPER
HAS ARRIVED
New Patterns, New Colors and
Low Prices.
The latest effects in shaded
border.
Get your room papered at a
small expense if you buy
At DOUGLAS'S
Near I'. O. 241 S. Main St
BUTLER, PA.
MrMNDLESS' HEAVE (WRE
1 havo a Hoavo Cure that will euro any
oaee of heave* in horto* in forty days, I
u«<ed according to directions. &jnl if it doo«
not il<> wnat I claim for it, I will ro r und
he ainnunt paid and uo charge* will be
uiado for the treatment. The following
oHtimonialx are the strongest proof of the
medio, no* power to euro:
A. J. MCCANM.X*S,
Butler, I'a.. 1N93.
LIT a. A.J. IIUCAHKLKHH:
On the 2nd day ol April, 1802, 1 com
inenoed to ut<e your now euro for one of
By hor*o* lhat had the heaves very had,
and continued to n*o the medicino for
about forty days and the borne did not
•how any sign* of a return of them. It in
no tr about a year slnco I quit givln t.O
ni.tdiciiin and tho florae li»f never showed
any signn of heavo*, and I fool Hlixfiril
that ho i* properly cured
W. C. CKIHWKLL.
Itutler, I'a., Aoril 3, IM'I3.
I.J. MCCAHI>I.KI^
I have u«cJ your Hoave Onro and found
it will do tho work il used aicordng to di
rection* Yours truly,
J. It. M» MILLIM.
L. S. McJUNKIN
I nsurance and Real Estate
Agent,
17 fcAHT JhKKKKSON MT.
I liIJTLEH - 1*