Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, March 04, 1897, Image 4

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    Grand Clearance Sale ofTelUndßubber Goods and all Winter Goods at -
BICKEL'S,ButIer,P©
BIG CLEARANCE SALE
AT
133 T) T P&PI7 122
S. Main St. A " Ullj s . Main S t.
The Leading Millinery House Of Butler Co.
It will be to your interest to attend this CLEARANCE SALE f®^ Mi^ Ilery
must go regardless of cost, to make room for the spring goods. N OTHING \\ ILI,
BE SAVED. Fine and stylish Bonnets, Hats, Tan O'Shanters, Fascinators, Hoods
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything in our store will go \VA\ BELOW
COST. Early buyers for best bargains.
D. T. PAPE.
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1 tuaiity A|Power, 1
| Hitch your M j| But be surep
I; business .|| *t's in a
ij works to a n I"? Fahys Qold=|
good watch. j N fitted Case, |
ijl # And that you buy it from |
E. GRIEB, JEWELER,
139 N. MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA.
Prescriptions and Family Recipes
are -natters of -'mportance and should
be filled carefully and with pure drugs only, wi give them our special
attention.
Tie Baby + *
requires a little special care during the warm weather, espec
ially if fed irom a bottle, we have a supply of frest infant food, at all
times, also bottles, nipples, tubes, bottle and tube cleaners etc. It you
desire a sterilizer we can supply you with one, or will be pleased to
furnish any desired information concerning them.
Disinfectants should be used extensively at this season of the year,
the best being copperas, chloride-lime, and crude carbolic acid, the
latter being better than the pure, as in purifying an important disin
fecting agent is removed, we have a large supply of these at all times.
We also carry a full ine of toilet articles and sick-room requisites.
REDICK & GROHMANN
PEOPLES PHONE. 114. BUTLER PA.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
CLOTHING
Our closing out sale of men's, boys and childrens overcoats, suits
and pants is still going on as we desire to close out every garment in
the house before April I, 1597. ur stock is yet full and complete
Childrens suits from 75c up, childrens overcoats from 75c up. We
must say that our sales so far have exceeded our most sanguine ex
pectations being much in excess of last year.
We will still continue to carry tl>e largest and best selected line o.
furnishing gcods in Butler, such as underwear, gloves, mittens, sliirts
in laundried and unlaundried, percales, madras, domestic and jeseys,
collars, cufls, ties in necks, bows and four-in-hands. Hats, caps,
overalls, jackets, sweaters, cardigan jackets, umbrellas, trunks, \ .I!ist s,
telescopes, satchels, cloth, hair and tooth brushes, purses, pocket
and bill books, papetries, watches, chains, charms, rings, pins clocks,
silverware, spectacles and eye-glasses, toilet soaps, mackintoshes,
rubber coats, canvass coats, etc.
We Guarantee Quality and Prices.
When looking for Holiday goods give us a call, we know that we
can suit you.
D. A. HECK & SON,
121 N. Main St. Butler, I'a.
"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THiUG, BJ V try .
SHAVE WITH."
SAPOLIO
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
• Hl' Y DIRECT and pay but one profit, Our assortment Is one of the bos®
-JK. and most complete in
Imfm-,, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Plants, Roses, Vines, Bulbs, Seeds.
Rarest new, eliol«e*t old. Send forour ontalozrue ' 'is
a3SBR. today; tttellsit all; r.n elegant jiugea,
maaazlne »Ue, profu.-eiy : tree. fe- Vv V .
* W 1 Seeds, l'lants Bulbs, tim.i 1 lr. es, etc. I v n
_ I rtf paid, safe arrival and satisfaction gaaran "-ed. I:.r/-r »*• •'"f j
-CJlcUjp by express or freight, lad Year. ait«roLuhon3cs. I.UwA; rc::. f-' '
THE BTORRS & HARRISON CO., Box 46k Gainesville, Op
YOU WANT A NEW DRESS
' ''
for the winter gaieties. Why pay
sixty or seventy-five dollars, when
we can make you up perfect gar
ments with the best linings and
workmanship throughout for from
$35 to $45? Make your selec
tion now, so that we can have
time to give you a careful job be
fore you need the clothes.
Perfect Styles and Fit are pre
eminently the necessities in a sat
isfactory full dress suit. Our
guarantee goes with every dress
suit we make. If the fit and
style are not exactly as they
should be, we cannot afiord to
have you wear the garments.
A Good Diesser must have a
full dress suit for special evffluig
wear. We have the finest goods
and make absolutely correct gar
ments. Do not make the mis
take of having your evening dress
suit made by an incompetent or
careless tailor. A mistake of this
kind is expensive.
CSPIRMO
WEDDING SUITS A SPECIALTY.
Cor. Diamond. Butler. Pa
aFTERBU.,aTKKFWI
3:49 H. ST., I'ill 1.A., VA.
Thirty years'* "tlnuous practice!:* thecureof all
tlwases of men f.iiil \von»*n N'j mutter from
cause or lon« stoiiding, 1 w.!l pu arnnlee s cure
I'J'-I Pe -* CJo'il- lU'UL)' 1 L'-u- ait i iuj I'M
BKST IN THE WORLD.
its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually
outlasting two boxes of any other brand. Not
effected by heat. W(JET Til B WENMNK.
FOR SALE UY DEALEBS GENERALLY.
Butler Sayings Bank
Htitler,
Capital - - - - $60,000.00
Surplus and Profits - $119,263.67
JOS. L PURVIS President
J. HENRY 1 ROUTMAN Vice-President
WM. CAMPBELL, Jr Uasbier
LOUIS B. STEIN Teller
1 DIKEITOKS -.Joseph 1.. Purvis, .1. Henry
Tro'Uraan, W. I). Brandon, W. A. Stein. J S.
Caraubell.
The Butler Savings Hank is the Oldest
Rauklng Institution in Hutler County.
General banking business transacted.
We solicit accounts of oil producers, mer
chants, farmers and others.
All business entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention.
I Interest paid on time deposits.
THE
Bailer County National Bank,
Bull Penn,
Capital pi! in - - £IOO,OOO 00
Surplus and Profits - (i 14,647.87
Jos. Hartman, President; J. V. Ritts,
Vice President: C. A. Bailiy. Cashier;
John G. McMarlia, Ass't Cashier.
A general banking bu .Incss t ransa ted.
Int'-rest paid »n time dejjosits.
Money loaned on approved -tii-ity.
\Vt Invite you to open an account with this
bank.
DIKEt'TOUS—Hon. Joseph Hartman. Hon.
W. S. Waldron. Dr. N. M. Hoover. 11. Mc-
Sweeney, I!. K. Abratns. I'. t'ollfns. I. (J.
Smith, "Leslie I*. liaziett, M. l"i:iegan. \\ .
W. II l.arkin. John Humphrey. I'r. W. r.
Met 'and less, lien Masseth. Levi M. Wise.
.1. V. Hilts.
'ii F.ii(lU)i l>!arrwr..l Rr&nl
ENNYHOYAL PIUS
Original end Only (-t'ttulric. A
6 * r E> a!**}'* 1 r 'Hable. cao»cs
- ffYX
m-uSM witli Mu«» rihb«.-.. Tuic
n«» other. Rrfu. r snbititu- V
I*l ffPtion* and imitation*. orm<l4e.
1 'j/ in for n-iiculam. • 'imnnials an«*
1 C .' J "Hc!l.f for f n.ll. ."- • r.tnin
i (T lli.omi - v. .«» /•• ▼.
Vic t * .'ir'n PM*
SEANOK & RACE'S
Lively, Feed and Sale St iblc
REAR 01- - WICK HOUSE,
BUTLER, PA.
The host of horses »nd first class
always on hand and for hire.
Best accomodations in town fer porma
nent boarding and transient trade. Speci
al care guaranteed.
Stnble room tor sixt.V-five h<>tses.
A geoil c lass of horses, b >U) drivers and
draft horses always on ha" 1 and << r ale
ur.dcr a fall gH***OtWs and 1 ones bought
upon proper notification by
HUMPHREYS'
No. 1 Cures Fever.
No. 2 " Worms.
No. 3 " Infants' Diseases.
No. 4 " Diarrhea.
No. 8 " Neuralgia.
No. & Cures Headache.
No. lO " Dyspepsia.
No. 11 " Delayed Periods.
No. 12 " Leuchorrea.
No. 14 " Skin Diseases.
No. IS Cures Rheumatism.
No. 16 " Malaria.
No. 20 " Whooping Cough
No. 27 " Kidney Diseases.
No. 30 " Urinary Diseases
No. 77 " Colds and Grip.
Sold by Druggists, or sent, prepaid on
receipt of price, 25c., or 5 for sl.
DR. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
OF DISEASES MAILED Free.
Humphreys' Med. Co.. 11l William St.. N. Y.
CATARRH
local'disease
and is the result of colds and »oj&£CufccCQLuw
sudden climatic changes,
For your Protection Eyy fever @2 A
we positively state that this - jM]
remedy does not contain . <5. ahH
mercury or any other injur- X|M
Ely's Cream Balm
is acknowledged to he the most thoronph cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever of all
remedies. It opens and cleanses the nasal passages,
allays pain ana inflammation, heals the sores, pro
tects the membrane from colds, restores the tenses
of taste and smell. I'ricc > r. at Drnegistsorby mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 60 Warreu Street, New York.
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BUILDS UP r«r V-fai*. AMD further
Strengthens THE Sfr.e.s6-irsBYEARs
OLD AND ABSOLUTELY PURE.COSTS 51.
FULLQts, Six QUARTS $5.
mtt'At OHT ON A.L O&CERS//fck/'
iy\\of JiD OR Ovf-Aso otNO A Jj
v oiui rmr To Awv^<v^ftjk"^B
?$• .?WNF
■'• " ■ ; •* £.; M
THAT
TIRED
SYSTEM
can be made strong by cautious use of
pure liquors. We offer
I'ure 6-year-old unadulterated
Whisky, either Finch's, Over
liolt, Gibson, Guckenheimer,
Large, or Mt. Vernon at fi.oo
per full quart, or 6 qts. for
#SOO.
We do not say you cannot get purity
and age elsewhere. We do say, in 9
cases out of 10, you pay for adulterated
substitutes.
On C. 0. D. or Mail Orders of SIO.OO
or over we prepay all charges
Our Motto :
"FAIR DEALINGS TO
EVERYBODY."
Grandfather's Choice Whisky, guaran
teed 3 years eld, $2.00 per gallon.
ROBERT LEVVIN & CO.,
Importers and Wholesalers,
111 Wa'er St. Opposite B. & 0. Depot.
Telephone, 2179 Pittsburg, Pa.
DOCTORS LAKE
Jk|£ ■ PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
'QdJS Cw. Plnn AVE. ANO FOURTH BT..
' MfflT PITTSBURGH, PA.
( A li forms of Delicate and Com
plicated Diseases requirinfcCON
«P|L 'WJW FIDENTIAL and SCIENTIFIC Med
icatiou aro treated at this Dis-
I oensary witn a uuocess .arely attained. Dr. S.
j K. Lake lsi'tueiiiberof the Royal Colltgeof'l hv
' Meiana <uid Surgeon 3, and Is the ol.lest and most
experienced SPECIALISE in the city. Special at-
A'ntion giventoNflrvoua Uebillty from excessive
' mental exertion. Indiscretion of youth, etc., caua
i ing physical and Jiental decay, lack of energy,
: £espoiidency, etc.; also Cancers. Old Sores, * its,
| Piles, Rheumatism, and all discasesof the Skin,
Blood, T.unga,Urinary Organs,etc. Consultation
!roe and strictly confidential- Oifice houra, 9to
i and 7 to 8 P. M.; Sundays, 3 to 4 P. M. Only,
rail at otli.-e or address I)RS. I.AKE, COR.
riiSX Alt. Aii-DAXII ItGH-tA
THE KEELEY SURE
Is a special boon to business men who, having
drifted unconsciously Into the drink habit ana
awaken to lind the disease t>f alcoholism fastened
upon them, rendering them unlit to manage af
fairs reouiring a clear brain. A four
course of treatment at the .
?!TTSBURG KKELGY INSTITUTE,
No. 1216 Fifth Avenue,
* , ef?to r cs to them all their power-, mental and
physical, destroys tte abnormal appetite, and
restores Liem to the condition they wero in be
fore they indulired in stimulants. This has been
danelnmoro than lf»00 cases treated here, and
1 among them come of your o u neighbors, to
! whom wo <an refer with contidence aa to the
! a., olute srifety and efficiency of the Ke» ley rure.
I The fullest and most searcnin? invt ii'fition is
. pvited. Send for n»ux»hlet p-ivimr riicrma*
| tion Ci 1
PH ILAD E L PI-! IA
Vlfai —DENTAL ROOMS.— W
v *-» Ptttscurs.Fa. M
! (•' CflO , A*N M SiV%'F ,O ; £ wrt (j
1 *> St /ia-f n--t.-':.rs why rtOT DO v
{Jffi /VIYOURS? <-■ "I'l CROWNS
Miil'lU" 1 ' 1 SHIOGE wt "" «"B?
ililwla lljvs PER TOOTH Also the IF
TH K CITIZEN fl
An Editor's Lament
"Within my breast a longing steals
Back on the farm to go,
Where I can have each day three
meals
And hear the roosters crow.
• And walk barefoot where the soft
mud
Can soothe my fevered feet.
And watch old Brindle chew her end.
And eat. and e.tt. and eat. 1
' Alas. the dear old farm can give ( v
To me no pleasures now : K
Some other man while I ' ball live '
Will hold the stirring plow ,']
"While I am doomed by wretched u
fate 1 L'
To sit beside my bench <
And wrench the thought wheels in \
my pate
At fifteen cents a wrench."
J
After the grip tnat lov state of t i
health tone is quickly l.uilt up by Hoods j
Sarsaiwrilla.
! s
The Don t Woman
The "don't' woman is at it again, j !
Here is her latest: There are a few j
ti.ore dfln'ts to be borne ir. the mini of ' <
s; v:oia::n who wr.l' 1 .1 o f.t all times ai
tractive with subtle, leiiiiiiiiie £t '
iniction so indescribable. yet so fasi i
nating to men and womankind alike i |
wherever recognized. Don't brush j
yonr hair straight up from neck and
back from the face, coiling it into a lit
tle ball on the top of the head beneath i
your hat. It cannot fail to dissipate
whatever little claim to beauty you I
may possess. Don't fail to wash the
hair well once a month. Don't fail to
give yonr hair the vigorous brushing it
needs before retiring each night. A |
well groomed head will repay the time |
spent iii Kin it in becoming a shining
crown of glory. Don't be careless in the
use of face powders. They are some
times aids to softer skins, but their use
is more often perverted. Don't neglect
the hand ineror nor the full length glass
one is as assential as the other. Don t
wear frayed skirts and run down heels
for yonr husband's benefit. He is a
man with all a man's fastidious tastes
for a tidy, dainty woman. Don t wear
white, lace trimmed skirts on the
street. They are intended for house
and carriage wear. Don't wear cheap
gloves nor the fine soiled ones. A good
glove will bear many cleanings and al
ways look well. Don't dress your neck
with a ruff all round if yon are
not tall and slender, and have a long
neck. A half ruff from the side around
the back is much prettier. Don't carry
a lace and flower muff with a cloth
dress and heavy jacket.
HOOD'S PSLLS cure Liver Ills, bil
iousness, Indigestion, Head.iche.
Easy to take, easy to operat-i. 25c.
A noisy exnaust may prove an in
tolerable nuisance to near-by house
holders. A miller who learned this
fact from the number of complaints
rained down on him. tried quite a num
ber of hoods, exhaust heads, muffers
and other attachments. Failing to re
duce the noise, he removed the exhaust
pipe and put in a large pipe in its stead.
The sound was clearer and more dis
tinct than before. In despair he car
ried his large pipe 100 feet from the
mill, and to the surprise and relief of
everybody interested, the steam lost
its sharp bark, and came out in a
steady and almost noiseless stream.
The long pipe did it. —Scientific Ameri
can.
ARMSTRONG'S Little iiytcm Pills,
the finest and liest ever A truo
liver pill that is sure to \do i.>
A New York paper prints some fig
nres which remarkable if true. It
says that the production of bicycles in
1890 was 600,000 against 11,000 in 189")
The capital now invested is $90,000-
000, The estimated output for the
present year is 1.000,000 wheels. The
Commissioners of Public Roads of New
Jersey asks: "What better argument
for the speedy improvement of our
roads than the necessity of affording
passage for this immense number of
vehicles V"
RHEUMATISM —Msny cases treated
with other remedies, have been cured with
Armstrong* "I cure U." It reaches pain,
cures sprains, bruises, crampcolic.
cholera morbus, etc.
At Jamestown, N. Y., a jury has
awarded Mrs. Morris, of Franklin, Pa.,
a verdict of $29,250, the amorfnt of in
surance upon her husbands life who was
drowned in Chautauqua Lake, the in
surance companies threaten to appeal
to the Supreme Conrt. They allege
that Morris carried more insurance than
his salary would keep up, and hint at
' suicide.
' KNOCKED OUT—A nierchuit says
" Morrison F.ros Cough Pyrnp has knocked
> rt n v fslesop all other erupt cures.
3
r The recent order of the Pennsylvania
lines, directing conductors to refuse,
after March 1, single trip local tickets
1 except on the day of issue and the date
following, unless otherwise stipulated,
it is said, has caused a great deal of dis
cussion in railroad circles. It is alleged
that such an order is illegal and that
the State Supreme Court has decided a
single trip ticket is good for 99 years
. after date of selling. The Pennsylvania
officials, however, say the order is per
t fectly legal, and that it was issued
simply as a part of the policy relating
to limit tickets.
DIPHTHERI A—Nine times ic ten a
physician will not. be needed i! Ann
stning's Dipthem aed Quinsy Drops are
i 11-1,1 as scon as B'.rf nes* is felt, in the
J threat.
i. Food. fuel, clothing and shelter are
. the four essentials of existence in our
* climate.
I; NATURE'S Coir pi ird if gninit g i
j j ' ;vnr every day. I'. Stewii-t. Saltsbnm
I'm is -Ts: 'lf bus helped me more thatr
e I anj ifci'n. rise." It hnilr!s v:p the systi m
gives a good natural appetite. *
Rheumatism Cured in n Ihi'i
J "It has always amused me. remark
* ed a botanical expert, "to here people
talk of their preference for black pep
per over white, anil the various expla
nations they give for the same. Little
' do they know that both the white and
' black pepper grow on the same shrub.
* Over the pepper seed grows a black
1 covering. The seed itself is white or
;? nearly so. To make black pepper the
V seed and external covering are ground
up, while the white pepper is the seed
alone ground up. White pepper is
S milder than black, the greater part of
the pugeney being in the covering. A
ii pepper made of the covering alone
0 I would be such to use the slang term,
e | hot, stuff that would burn the mouth,
s , The black covering of the pepper seed
, I contains the oil.
I "Mystic Cure" tor Rheumatism and
3 Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days.
>i | Its action upon the system is remarkable
H ! and mysterious. It removes at once the
j; ' c»nse and the disease immediately dis. v
fj j pears. The first d'-se greatly benefits;
1 cants Sold by . C Ridio, and J. F.
is i Balpb Druggists, liutler Apr 90
S
| Subscribe lor the Uitizsn
Receipts and Expenditures of Butler Co. for the
Year 1896. i
STATEMENT OF TAX RECEIVED ANI> Dl'E FOR 1*95 ANI> PREVIOUS
____ - . ~ ~ Si> |o~
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. = | g E J r I I A
Hut lor Michael Du fiord I*B7# W (WJT.. W 1# W fll'l If
l iny I McMichael I*<' 1« Wi ... • 10 W; J,
Washington. II S-jitim O5 :£! 04
Karns < it \ M King >0 42 2 31 . C
.lurry JIV Newman ....... " 1 > li« 15 03 It ■
|ln ilv TAlli IM . IMB 2171 24 71 J.
nakloi r| Peter Wliltmire l"!*! 7 -I 7 M v
I'learfleld BHDifl ....... " ! «■ 27 42 C
i i.ii, lan' . Christie fiobb l*w til » 41 . ,
Butler bom .. Hamael Walker ! " ff * ll« 7*| ais ~
Stunmll I w BaMlmf " I- *' 12 lc i 5". I
Slippery rock J L Cooper i".» 4 (« 402 |I
VoiiMUgo William Stalker. " 211 ail 1.7 11 2> * 1
Washington HSaaton .... ®' ♦# 3* } (
Hutli*r t»oro. lohn Vounklns lii 27 2ii li:i2
falrvlew William tJlhsun " 12 so s 00 12 6 3B .. 1 '.»• 1 1
Harmony. I'n d Wolgle " O.C s m 4'.i , j t
I-lav " K K Conn " 115 »l 102 St 571 7:47 i
ClearfleM H H Dn*y ; " 298 .V) «j| «r ssi !»-> J
Chi rrv A McMurrv " 34 1V :e 29 170 . ! I
Marioii A J Gilchrist " 307 m: lsO 00| 996 srn j ,
>i»'r,-t-r William John>ton.... " 1 5.1 2 70 1 2:i | -
IVtmlla KM Fritz " 4«2 521 S® J
Sunhury SS Hum " 1"> W 15 99 | J
Saxi mburg I'liarles Kaabe " 240 S". 22s (M 12 21 ' <•
\dams . Joint Kline 1595 702 <*»» ar. l l*» as is 79 i
\lletrhenv I•' Milforil. ... " S0» W SV» :fi 13 38 71 11l 00 '
Buffalo Samuel Weatersaaa.. " 2^71* 1 HB 2t' 142:1 7£l *.. [ ]
Kutb r tieorge Bauer " «►« 7 s "«2 41 »*7 44 50 1 1
Hr-idv.. T S lieatty " !«■'> ■'■» 138 30 524 3 « 1 *
I llntiin . .. .1 llalstoad " 3#» Vt I>
1~. -.* i; |5 I'itiin.. •" ii* i! 2 .vim is |! a 42 a» Ttt .... .. j J
• 11. A MfMurr.v .. " :;-7 ir.' in'im sas a> 1» 254 52 < .
1 <>:!>.'xif ii> ->ing Wi'litim S I'b-lt'licr.. " I2i s7 1 ; :s> 535 23 12 | ,
. -n. "r,!.. I'M I'aeipbeil " 11' >7 lit 22 > ;
i'U arl'.cUi 11 II 1 >1151"V •• n> 00 >l7 M 34 t-7 im ' 1
IHm. -al John liilzi rt " V. «!' 2!' 90 100 21 4:1 ' ,1
Kor»iir.l Gi-orjs. .1 Marhurger. " 370 «n 325 90 is 10 as Oil
( ail\it-w lames Mi'Gravey.... " 40 31 27 7*» 154 17 02 '
Franklin i 'liarles Mackey " 401 01 4-51 50 02 7 Oil (
.1 eiYtTM»n IWllliam .1 Oooper.. 213 sy 222 os 11 73 10 r
•lackson J A Eyhort " a'.j 13 1521 07 17 s7 14.10
Lancaster IKphriam Erfo " 53 10 45 41 240 1; at I
Marion A.I Gilchrist " a*l «7 150 00 7*» 26 57 22 01 ]
Mercer William Johnston... " 150 »> 139 9:1 783 3 3ft I
Middlesex >( Trlmlilf ... " .VC !<» 171 54 24 97 :«;i ' !
Muddyoreek iR B Ki'niiedv " :C! :U1 40
Oakland jlVSer Whlimlre.... " "I .5- IM 327 22 32
Parker Ii .1 Kepler " SV s4 3lii ill is 5:5 24 40
summit '.I W Italilauf 447 4- 41." 2i> 22 41 77s ...
Vfiiaum William Stalker " 4s' 01 310 00 17 sv 1710 'tllili.
Washington 11 Seaton 4 57 <W 21 25 13s Si +:*» 24 .
Winlield A Freeliinr " S«si :55 01 355 SB
Worth W.l Shields " SI- 67 214 91 11 37 12 39
Butler Istro loan Vouiikins. ... " 3259 92 2524 W 1-52 7 s 133 10 *!6s l«6
(.'enterville F 1. Forrester " liil 54 lto 57 7 Ul 7 (iii
Evans fitv 11l W Zcigler " 217 <5 22s S5 12 67 6«5
I'airview ljorti William tilltstm " II I- * 4.5 2 53
ilarmouv Fred Weltrie " 195 SO 17s 54 It 55 7SI
Ilarrlsvi'lle Joseph Push " :« 32 26 16 1 41' 476
Karns I'isy George K Magill " :s5 H* 31 45 174 276
Mar> lohn Daviiis«>n " ta» 70 1:5:537 7 4i» 6 IXS
Mi 1 lerMown Thomas H Evans '* 176 s4 157 6"' s 47 10 73
l'Ctrolia. ..- I'M Fritz " 50 19 4:; as 3 43 4 09
Portersvllle \ Hensha* " 55 4« 50 4s 2 so 2 1s
Prospect t'F Newman " 157 so 145 S9 S 10; 387 ...
SaMinburg i'liarles Kaala* " 64 50 215 62 35 113 57
Sunbury Pl' Brown " 241 27 91 42 4*s 40
Zellenople S B Zeigler **| S» S4] 79 W 4 44] 5 42j [
Total £16710 531*12795 46 {693 455 51131 33 $2373 64 5143 33
COLLECTORS ACCOUNT FOR ISM 6.
Ailams 1!J Con lev j 1024 3';? 767 at $ .V! si $ ;» +799 Kt 5
Allegheny I J Milforil SOS 79| 473 ss 40 15 +2W 76
HufTaio Samuel Westerman... 1501 56; 610 00 4.1 ai *2st .6
Butler George Bauer 1290 031 SCO 00 59 57 16 67 +3UB 79
ltrady. Thomas S Beatty 674 54 550 on 40 3:1 443 +79 79
Clinton John llalstead 124S Si 1111 96 74 31 teas
Clay KB Conn 1«M 13. 775 (10 3H 41 210 IW
Centre Banlel C Miller ICS 10 770 00 52 91 26 66 122 .V,
Clearfield II 11 Iluffy 750 55 453 09 41 14 +226 41
Clierrv. Samuel I, Nelson 1023 5s 70s 71 53 97 *l7O 90
CountHiuenessins Wm Fleteher l ; 5Si 17 900 oil '66 60 355 4S
Cranberry Andrew Kirchler 1474 54 13">7 13 99 .i 01. 91
Concord Charles Campbell 907 41! s3l 23 55 91 31 37
Donegal lohn Rltzert 965 57 Sls 00 57 +93 19
Forward Geo.l Marhurger Iso 6 42, 1005 00 114 64 +s6 7s
Falrview. .... Jas McGarvey iat3 90! tfiO 00 66 00 Is 23 . 36
Franklin. . Charles Mackey li« 0 77 460 00 34 09 +SB 6S,
Jefferson Wm J Cooper 1:522 13 1009 00 67 91 +34."> 22
Jackson lolin Eyliert 1356 24 1175 IXI si 15 +IOO 09
Lancaster Epbrlam Erh 1051 si 973 17 71 12 757 I
Marion Jas Gilchrist 1 524 60 375 00 31 91 +41.69
Mercer Wm Johnston "i2O sl| 250 00 21 22 +249 59
Middlesex SC Trimble 8556 52 SB7 S5 14»i 0s 113 21;
Muddycreek K J Kennedy 522 91 73.> 00 62 61 S> .53
Oakland Peter Whlimlre 1186 M **> 00 59 27 *277 Mi
Parker Geo .1 Kepler 949 12 400 00 a) 64 +519 4«;
Pcun Geo E Hay 151* M 140S 29 91 42 39 10
Sllpperyrock Jos L Cooper 13SS 37 593 92 44 01 +6.>o 44;
Summit I W Italilauf 1227 45 9*3 34 6. 60 179 61
Venango Wm Stalker sO7 t4 <W6 7S 51 9* J* 6S
Washington . Harper C'amplHtil 1266 6. .71 00 .«.15 4.19 ._
Winfiela... August Freezing 1301 73 10&5 00 76 44 W29
Worth WmHPis.tr 10:57 09 643 3. 47 60 m, 14
Butler horo John Younklns 11197 00 7.>3.. 1. .IS9 Mi 16 <5 +J3S. 14
Centerville horo F L Forrester 731 13 2*7 5* 24 49 ?-
Evans City boro DM Zlegler 1101 40 928 49 63 .jfi +l4 3.
Fairview Iwiro \\ m Gibson 1.0 6. 14a 00 1- .5L 11 3>
Harmony boro Fred Weigle 454 31 455 00 34 6S ol_ 41 49
llarrisville boro Jos Pew 603 39 502 S. 42 .*
Karns City boro Geo F. Magill 79 91 jw St 4 '-t 19®
Sliilerstown lioro Thomas II Ev;ins SO3 6!t 3..S 44 30 ;>3 414 .-
Mara boro J W Lee 276 35 1«4 73! 13 11 +*42
Petrolia boro F M Fritz 216 35 1™ <>> *■« *
Portersvllle Itoro Alonzo llenshew 327 60 Ha J>. _? 2 121 H
Prospect.boro Charles F Newman 422 o*' •*>* «•». 2s a. , V.'
Saxonburg boro Charles liaabe :SSI 44*. -* S J }■'
Sunbury boro P P Brown 239 60 100 00 * •>! +w ] '9
Zellenople boro Samuel B Zeigler 93s 91 863 66 71 * ft '
Total #6330 s.'l fOUO2 44 J2927 s.'l SIOO S3 «l3s-4 58 *44 85
tPald or partly settled since audit.
UNSEATED LAND TAX KECEIVED BY TREASUKER.
10 * I f | 2 I tf I V 1 O
; | | §I 5 |l p J j 3
DISTRICTS. r : I : : Z""
. . I'll 0
Butler 15 2(5 17 40 10 88 522 48 255 10 23 58 49
Bradv ... 19 51 16 81 19 74 11 521 67 58 20 81 88 39
Centre."... 14 36; 14 03 28 42 9 14, 65 95 202 67 97
Cherry 905 937 906 467 32 15 649 38 64
Clav 820 818 6 15! 318 25 71 538 31 09
Clearfield • 27 38 36 50 18 24; 911 91 23 20 91 43
Concord... 483 629 776 112 20 00 177 21 77
Connoqnenessing 1 50 150 j 75. 54 88 30 405
Fairview 13 78 19 55 14 20 735 20 90 13 », 68 8o
Forward 920 11 70 375 129 22 19
Marion ' ... 16 60 729 25 01 436 54 26 490 59 16
Mercer 342 597 365 186 14 90 139 16 29
Oakland ' 18 09 18 09 38 56 403 78 77 138 80 15
Parker 41 40 79 84 59 65 1 22 32 203 22 62 23 265 4-t
p"nn 577 504 2 8S; 288 16 57 243 19 00
W i n field..'.".'.". *".j 25 30 29 51 50 59 843 113 83, i IJ3 80
Worth 630 630 15< 14 17s 1 90; 16 16
Wa5hingt0n.............. 38 05 57 68 25 76 88 05! 159 44, 969 16913;
i Venansro 24 71 27 49 21 04; 17 06; 90 30: 21 91 112 21 (
Donegal ...I 894 17 48 16 46 578 48 66| 705 55 71
Bntler borough! | 37 79 110 65 110 79 15 14 274 38j 84 36 309 24
Fairview lxtroitgli 280 340 3 2-»i 3 (K) lv. 4.> 1 13 '•
' Prospect I 90j 180 30 j ; 300 06 306
I Total i|HSBB
l \K)G TAX OF 1594.
I B %\ oIFI Sj §
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. S i | ?« ! 5 I
X Cherry!.................... Andrew Slc>iisrry <i «I 47|# ii 19 s23s ? .•
Clearfield H 11 Duffy 88 77 8 W « 84
, Butler borouprh John \ ounklns - «IV «V
a Fairview »K>rouffh Wm Gibson 2 JJ7, «11 111 «•>
3 llarrisville borough Joseph S Pew... ; 10 -j 9._ 51:
e Petrolia I'M Fritz 21 26| JO lo 1 11
DOG TAX OF 1895.
t Adams John Kline $4898331 2n i 1 73? 16 00? ? »
Allegheny 1 J Milforil 27 30; 24 H7, S3 II a 0
1 Buffalo S Westerman 32 2» » 1 « 2:s
Clav R B Conn tn 10 5B 81 39! 3 00,
• Clearfield... II H Duffy 42 7s _ .Ji 42 2-
Franklin Charles Mat-key 39 00 31 2. 173 6 CO,
Jefferson Wm J Cooper 272 _ 21, 01 2 SO:
Jackson .1 A Eychert s .to «s, 4-5
i Lancaster Epbrlam Erh 319 SOO 1.1
' Marion ,1 A Gilchrist BSO
r Middlesex > C Trimble 17 39 701 3s 10 (Hi
" Muddy creek iR B Kennedy 9> 87 111 93, HI 300
Oakland 'lVter Whi. mire » » «« *| 2 j-:
Venango Wm Stalker ! 6v4 140 os> S 00.
B Washington 11 Seaton 27 51 9)001 105 H4o
" Butler borough John Younklns I
• Centrevllle borough ... .Ft. Forrester
n Fvans City |i\V Zeigler ! t 00, a tin 31 100
" Fairview IWm Gibson 4?.'' 44s Si
" Harmony. Fred Weigle I 1107 13 28 91' 30
Ka™°C?ty V eoE Maglll ;10 W »4» - SO
Mars John Davidson 1 1 Sf
P Sliller>tt>\vn Thomas H Eraus". 19 84 12 07 «ii 0
lWt \ llenshew , 700 661 36 I
r ilvl CF Newman 650 509 31 SO
IVtrolla F M Fritz ! lift. 915 an 200
Sunhury P P Brown 340 22S 52 1 00.
Saxonliur-r Charles Raalie it ill h 95
i Zeiiei'.ople -It Zeigler j W»» 13 w
3 "Total ' '" ''" 1.'1.'1."'.Jt711 Its fiis 0s -2- V.gjjs 2:1 ?77 12$j 81 ?
1 DOG TAX OF 18915.
Adams Holier! Con ley. ?Ms •»' ?12 '.I ?3l« * ? 722 13 ? ?
Allegheny John J Milford 04 SO la 00 12. _ 4s 2:5 1.- 0.1
Hraifi...... Thus S lieatty ' 57 75 49 00 344 <".2.
- I Sutler tieorge Bauer J v — !W "" al ..
~ Buffalo Samuel Westerman. 120 75 30 00 sa fe S?
d Clay 811 7.. 0O -.02 111.3 111 00
. (Vntre ... Daniel C Miller 80 85 03 0s t42 12 .5 >OO
Clierrv Samuel L Wilson 89 25 54 in 3 1.5 .52 1™
- Clearfield II II Duffy ! 75 75 17 00 144 57 32 »»
Clinton -lohn llalstead : lik. fto 9s 14 o, si, Is. .Ji
e concord.... CM Campbell 51.10 30 oo 200 13 so
1 Coiini*iuenesslng— Wm Fletcher 10s 00 30 «] 3 70, 54 30
Cranlterrv. \ Kirchler 11l 53, 100 00 741 52. 91 91
. Iltme.'al ... J Kit/.ert 144 sad 499 15 75 38 30 49 00
I'airview Jas MeGarvey 110 25 70 90 529 ts 00 97 00
< Forward.::.:::::::... »i.o Marhurger • 139 50 120 00 8 8»i 11 2". 304 21"'
.. Franklin Chas .Ma kev 84 00 24 Oo 1.. il » SS
1 Jackson..'■ John A Eyherl 110 2". 75 00 5. 02 30 23 18 00
p ), [fer>oii Wm J Cooper 110 2. itl 00 ;. SI 1. 44 244 00
1 Lancaster Ephriam Krl. i 102 00 05 ft"> 0 :n» 12 75 s2»
1 Clarion .Ills GllKhrls! 79 .In 25 00 211 52 37 00 50
1 Mercer ~Wm Johnston 55 50 4-> ... 3 sir ;. SO 31. nil
Middlesex... SC Trimble 157 50 too on 741 20 25 2W 00
s iliuldycrceli R B Kennedy 74 23 30 00 125 20 on 050
c 5 >ak land. Peler Wllitmire »7 SO 50 00 3<o i! 3 .10
f I'arker ........ ..... . JG Kepler M» 25 .30 00 3 70, 2H 23 J" JJO
l ivim (leorjft* Hay...... .. 114 I* l W •! "J»» 12 7*» _ 60 00
i v U Joseph CtKjper s - "»0 I** T."» 1 ftl :i7 ."rf)
C Suiiiiilit J\V BaldaufT 1V» 75 128 771 2.% &
\', mjiii , Win Stalker.. .. HI 0i» ;V> :{ Ni 22 14 S4l
• Washington'..' Harper ( amnbell....
\Vintii*uT August Fiveiinfc 60 I H O.i
Worth Wm II IMsor 00 :t7 72 ~ 7*.» 44 49
1 I littler lmroutfh John \ ontikins <•» ;»() 27 I <•{ 3< -l"* -i* l
Ct ntt rville boro F L Forrester 11 U 00
Kvans i'lty Ijoro M M Zeijfler 2rt 2» .» 0i» 3< 20 s*
I'alrview boro Win Gibson 15 eo I
\ Harmony t>oro I>f«l Weigle 2w 20 o«» l 70« •» J
" llarrisville Ittsenb Pew 15 00| 254 21 22.
• Karns City GeoC Maglll 13 aO . a 0
o M il]« rstown :Thos Evans M 1J 82 11. ]'.♦ ; »1
!• Mars boro •' I»ee 18 00 .» fill 40, 11 Ji :
i'rospect boro 1 has Newman h2> s 2* 4.i
' Petrolia torn V M Frit/. 22 22 W
I'ort« rsville Im ; > . \ lienshuy 'J .» 00 12 1"
, I saxonburg 1 'has Haab - 2>* 2;
I Sunbury. 1' 1* Brown t5 00 tt 00 ,
I Zellenople > K Zeigler 27 OOj 23 10 1 (V"» 2
"I Totai.. .v.'.l* :::::: ..... ,+***> wiian'jb'tiii *7 *v*> ts'sim mm i
LEVY AND ASSESSMENT OF TAX FOR 189*
i | Tic
H
DISTRICTS COLLECTORS. S© -3 » < »
** S j "
Robert J Conelly.. 1624 20* 1198 87* 425 88* 168 00
Allegheny J J Milford. I 808 79 770 59 38 20 64 50
Antler tie.. Bauer 1290 03 tlt»2 197 17 i->> 25
inffalo S Westerman 1301 .">6
Srady T S Beatty 674 55 491 82 62 57 75
linton .1 Halstead 1248 58 1109 75 138 78| 105 00
l».v R H Conn 10:56 13 955 93 80 20 96 75
entre DC Miller 972 10 ?*93 43 78 6; 80 25
"U-arfieM HII Daffy 750 55 702 10 48 45 75 7. r >
herry Sl, Nelson 1023 58 935 10 88 48 89 -»5
.'onrKiqnenpssinjf.. W J Fletcher 1*22 17 978 44 343 73 108 00
ranb. rry A Kirchler 1471 54 1188 85 285 69 11! 75
■ oncord c M Campbell 907 41 861 00 46 41 • 41 50
'!• : '- 11 J Ritz.-rt 966 ".7 814 69 150 88 144 00
Forward G.I
Kairview las McGarrey 1033 96 914 12 119 84 110 °5
Franklin ••• C Mac-key 1026 77 887 20 139 57 84 o(T
Jefferson, Win J Cooper 1322 13 1080 85 291 28 119 25
Jackson I A Eichert 1356 24 ltr>i 85 334 39 no 25
Lancaster Ephriam Erb 1051 8# 863 52 188 34 102 00
Marion Jas Gilchrist 824 60 759 54 65 06 79 50
Mercer Wm Johnston .">2O si 89 57 92 sr> 50
Middlesex S C Trimble 2586 52 1377 ">3 1208 99 157 50
Muddycreek KB Kennedy 822 94 755 28 67 66 74 25
Oakland Peter Whitinire 1136 81 881 !H) 254 85 87 00
Penn (»<>*> E Hay 1518 81 1010 11 508 70 114 00
Pi'.rker (i J Kepler 94# 12 858 38 00 74 80 25
Snumiit I\V Buldanf 1227 45 916 81 311 14 135 75
Slippery rock .1 L Coc«ptr lis-- 37 1155 <i> 133 35 8J 50
Vet. :n:*o Wm M Striker ' -i"7 41 752 50 44 04 gi 00
Washington II Campbell 1266 67 1016 63 250 04 131 50
Worth W H Pisor 1037 09 954 37 82 52 85 00
YYintield A Freehling 1204 78 *27 71 377 02 98 25
Bntler l»oro John Yonnkins 11497 60 7617 65 3879 95 309 75
Centerville lmro FL Forrester 720 12 366 19 353 93 nOO
Evans City boro D F Zeigler 1104 40 569 08 585 83 26 25
Fairview l>oro Wm Gibson 169 62 113 62 56 00 15 00
Harmony boro Fred Weigle ! 454 31 356 11 98 20 29 25
Harrisville boro Jos S Pew 603 39
Karns City boro Geo E McGill 79 91 79 11 80 13 50
Millerstown boro Thos H Evans 803 69 355 61 448 08 34 5o
Mars boro I W Lee i 276 26 199 73 76 53 18 00
Prospect l»oro CF Newman ! 422 08 208 27 213 81 825
Petrolia boro F M Fritz : 216 3."i 107 90 108 45 22 50
Portersville boro Alonzo Henshew 227 60 141 87 85 7."> ~«i 75
Saxonbnrg boro Charles Raabe 281 46 290 36 91 lo 38 50
Sunburv boro P P Brown ! 239 61 165 17 74 44 600
Zclienople l>oro Samuel B Zeigler....' 938 94 477 14 461 80 27 00
Total $56323 78142056 88 $14266 90 $3886 00
UNSEATED LAND ACCOUNT OF is*.
Scnoot- | ROAD. POOR.
DISTRICTS. i|:2 B||!||2S
A lleftheny *» 76 #7l «3 «W 21 fss 7.1 *34 Ml 514 tii is 5 $3 791 97- 4S 86 ViYVs
Brady I» 51 10 M lrt M 454 1# 74 451 IB 71 454 II V' 4 U 11 V>
Buffalo I 1 at i :n «i <-. i
Butler 15 86 17 «> 7 Pti 10 34 II 10 38 10 49 66 522 ««
Centre 14 36 5 v". 14 03 12 62 720 2S 4*: 2s 42 722 'i 14 II 71 \is
Cherry a 0"> 10 2S 9 ;S7 27 39 *7 74 15 72 9 rti IS 72 «OH 1 +>> 4«7 , ii i f
clay s at s is K IS i:. « i:> 3 u- a is
ClearHi'ld 2. > 4:i 31l so Os 2021>21 30 20 i 811 ull 17
Conuot] 150 7 71) 150 0 2!< Ii 7ii d 7ti lis 75 7S
Coill'oril 4Si 93 10 H 2i> 80 M »1 17 7 711 S3 7> 5 1". 34 Ir> Ijk
Cr:inlH*rry '.w W j ' IS i-,
Donegal 594 17 ta> 17 4-- 17 liO 17 4> lf> 4<i 16 (H 1 42 12 41 57* 12 4" "> 7S
KalrvU-w 13 7s 295 111 V. 22 SO' 123 14 30 IS 43 Ills 7 3,-, " s . f
Forward 1* 20 11 70 11 70 2 vj •> 52
Jefferson 47 4; 43' 43 431 ! jv
Marion 16 00 9 2l» 72917 11 *.Vi 25 IS; 2", 01 so 40 03, 4 :»i 4 yij
Middlesex ! 2 07 i « 07
Mercer 342 597 597 3 191 3 lit 0 M
Muddycreek 4 12 4 12 I SI, i si
Oakland is 09 «2 ss Is i>.t W97 300 29 3S' :ts M 67 04 ;C Mi 403 i m
Parker 41 10 1 113 79 S4 3S 75 43 02 41 SO 65 '_-J is 37 ss 55! 32 11 23 11 IU
l'enn 5 77; 14 83 504 19 S7 17 56! 2SS3O 44 2 s". • ss- " 573
Slippery rock ... 3 07; 307 S4 'S4
Summit 1 ! 1 is 1 IS
Win Held 25 30 29 SI 29 51 150 50 50 59 12 56 543 20 99
Worth 630 630 fi 30 1 50! Iso 157 " Irr
Washington 38 OS 28 75 57 its si 43 2! mi 25 76 4s 72 3S 05 > 05
VenatiKO 24 71 27 49 27 41' 3 51. 21 04 24 55 265 17 06 1 19 71
Butler boro :i7 7'.i :1S 00 111! 65 130 73 14 92 2s 05 110 79 132 43 641 386 16 14 ■*) 00
I alrrlew boro.. 2Nt | 340 340 1 335 325 150 300 "t 50
Harrisville boro ' 3 151 3 15 ! 1 «.»• 1 ->s
Petrolia 1»r0... I ' ! 4 so' 4 50
Prospect 90 536 ISO 5 26i 1 Si' 98 30 13S 45 45
Snnbury lxiro.. ; 2 ittj | i 261 j
Tot al 3ss 90 43s 24!464 Os 720 00 282 85 263 32'51l 01.565 05 209 31 120 31 1110 lo'lTO 5013U '.'l
•Due County.
WARREN AXI> DIXMONT HOSPITAL
ACCOUNT. I
DISTRICT, J ? * I
J ? 3
Adams ■? '.£if>Bs 5 $ 33 50
Allegheny 14 25 14 2."»
('1 ear tie la. 7725 77 2T»
Brady :W4 ."iC 273 06 91 .»
Butler 246 55 117 15 121)40
Brady
Cherry 471 12 471 12
Clinton 752 9<> 752 90
Counoquen'ing. I fis 00 00 25 775
Donegal 197 00 197 00
Franklin i 107 50 107 50
Fairview 1103 18 1163 1*
Forward 114 25 91 50 22 75
Jefferson 133 21 72 02 51 19
Lancaster tJ4 19 51 19 13 Oil
Mercer 457 25 137 50 91 50 1 228 15
Muddycreek... 155 50 127 25 2s 25
Oakland 92 59 «7 55 25 04
l»en n 320 00 75 0i» 245 00
Parker 851 4s 851 4s
Summit 182 7."» IS2 75
Venango. 40 50 I 40 50
Washington 309 75 309 75
Wintield 457 00 36.5 50 91 50
Worth 29 75 24 75 5 00
Butler I) 003 95 30 50 573 45
KamsCity b. 4*B 04 4ss 04
Marsh 71 <*• 7100
Milierstown h..i 117 14 117 14
Total .... $7974 i<J 5i493*22 SIH3 00 $6297 JH
EXPENDITURES <>l BUTLER CX >NNTY
FOR 1896. PAID BY WARRANT
Assessing account 51570 00
Warren Hospital account 1322 25
Annual Statement Account.
Ziegler & McKee ?too 00
Wm. Negley 100 00
Robinson & Shiever 100 00
P. A. Kattlgan 40 00
Total 340 00
Boiler house account 898 90
/ Births and deaths account 05 00
' Bridge view account 92 12
West Penn Hospital account 23*15
Registering account 13S0 4»i
Commonwealth account X 137 5s
Military roll account 270
Court House account 2378 03
Flection account- 5199 lf»
Scalp account 90 25
Commissioners* Clerk account nW 75
Lunacy account 370 04
Stationery account 1152 15
Uuseated land account 14: M 61
Jail account 450 03
Inquest account His 21
Livery hire account 108 75
Soldiers' Imrial aceount 270
Tipstaff account 500 00
Allegheny Co. Work House account... 671 42
Jurors account 7090 01
Constables returns 1010 2s
Penn'K Reformatory School account. 1921 07
Postage and e.xpressage account 55 00
County Detective Account.
George E. Thomas *IOO 00
Elmer E. Bell 630 00 790 00
Notary Public* .account 5 00
WernersviUe Hospital 359 00
District Attorney account 784 85
Transcribing account 90 49
County account 285 90
Printing account 552 56
Court Crier 447 on
Clerk of Courts account 1425 29
Road view account 235 445
Refunding account 179 445
Road damage'account 240 00
County Auditors Account.
R. 11. Young.... sllO 52
J. A. Elliott 101 8s
J. X. Allison 101 88 314 2s
Telegraphing account 1
Sheriff's account 3183 U9
Prot honotary account 197 65
Janitor account 773 00
Stenographer account 1703 40
Bridge inspection account 31 70
Indexing account 343 49
Western Penitentiary account 1355 02
County Commissioners Account.
S. W. McCullough. 312 days £1092 00
1». W. Wilson. 313 days 1095 50
John Mitchell. 307 days 1074 50 3362 00
Delivering ballots account 99 24
Bridge Account —Canton Bridge Co.
Murrin bridge 208 00
Sweeny brhige 1"° w
Oreecc City bridge 228
John Gordon, stone work ii}
Kalb bridge 210 00
Ueorge S«*haffucr. stom- work ')'•
Meeiier bridge, (log bridge) C 4*
lieorgc Schaffner. amount paid on _
stonework Kohler bridge •'OO 00
Pennsylvania Bridge Co.
He-over bridge 255 00
Wooden Bridges.
Sanderson bridge' 2jo W
Lower Flick bridge, superstructure.. 150 00
Bridge Repairs 2448 03
Court Auditors account _Btf
Indigent paupers account 511 32
Commissioners' Counsel Account.
J. M. Painter 250 00
IVmi'a Reform School account 40
Traveling expend s account 103 ?-i
Registering school children account. 4!W IW
Commissioners* deeds account l-l£ 00
Register and Recorder's account .. 97 40
Jury Commissioners Account.
James Gribben Slj* l 42
A. o. Eberhart .32 13
Jury Commissioners' clerk.
Uirdie Nicholas 24 00
11 W. Nicholas 50 00 300 55
Tot al A mount $59973 01
JOHN T. MAItTJN. THEASntER. DR.
Ueceiveil from Collectors for 1 5 95 and
previous. $12711* 46
Keeeiwd from Collectors for 1890 4*MOL 44
Received unseated land Iss3 21
St;tt«- tax from state treasurer 19290 99 (
Warren and Dlxmont Hospital acct.. 1498 2L
Retail liquor license y
11 ineraut license Jr
County Commissioners.... , !
Jury fees. Sheriff Campbell I*9 M
Joseph < riswell. Clerk of C-ourts 440 .v~
Amount In trensury, Jan. 1. 1*9»» 109*«
Balance of dog tax of 'W less per cent 779 49
j1»234s 06
TItEASritER'S CREDITS.
By warrants redeemed *5» >
1 On unseated land 14-*4 '7
I srat« tax paid ,V fl
! Treasurer's ei-r cent 011 state tax HI «0
Amount paicl for teaohvr>' institute.
1 Treasurer's :i l * per cent on SWJIOO L.jO 00
i Treasurer's 2 per cent on I*4 7*
I Amount in treasury. Jan. 4. IMb 16078 .TO
fUKiifi 00
John T. Martin in Account with
Dog Tax for 1K96.
DR.
To reserve of £3OO of 1895 200 00
To amount collected of 1894 135 33
To amount collected of tBOS .>2 77
To amount collected of I*9o 2171 70
$2889*80
CREDITS. •
By warrants for damage to sheep 1780 28
Treasurer's 5 per cent on SI7BO 28 89 01
Reserve for 1897 300 00
Treasurer's 5 per cent on SB2O 51 41 02
Balance turned to Co. Treasurer 779 49
§2889 SO
ASSETS OF BUTLER COUNTY.
Amount due from collectors of 1895
and previous $ 2398 25
Of 1896 11200 <54
Prot honotary 8 00
House tuid lot 200 00
Due from townships on insane acct.. 6297 94
! Commissioners' notes 582 40
§23752 23
We the undersigned auditors of Butler
county met in the Court House in Butler on
the 4tn day of Jaunary, 1897, and proceeded
to audit the several accounts of Butler coun
ty as required of us by law. of which the
foregoing is a correct statement according to
t he IH'st of our knowledge and belief.
In witness whereof, we have set our hands
and seals this 15tl» day of February. 1897.
W. S. MOORE. I SEAL].
F. P. McHRIDE, [SEAL].
O. 11. THORNE. [SE,.I.J.
We the undersigned commissioners of But
! ler county do hereby certify that the forego
ing statements contain a Just and true ex
hibit of the receipts and expenditures of
But ler county for the year 1890. as we truly
believe.
Witness our hands and seals this 15tli day
of February, 1897.
JOHN MITCHELL, [SEAL].
D. 11. SUTTON. 1 SEAL].
HARMON BEATON. |SF.ALJ.
ATTEST—J. C. KISKADDON. Clerk.
WALL
MOULDINGS
The nicest line of
Wall Mouldings in
town are at
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Heinenian's
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New Room. 201
8. Main St. New
line of Blank Book
Writing Paper just
receive .
201 S Main St.
The Pifice to liny
c;.\s COOK
IN*G AND 1 i I: AT ING bTOVES,
G-\S BURNERS AND FIX
TURES, HOSE, BATH TUBS,
RNAMEL AND
IMPRUV C D WELSH6ACH GAS
OUBNERi
W. H. O'BRIEN ON
107 East Jefferson St.