* THE; CITIZEN. THURSDAY, JULY I, 1897. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SoTF-All advertisers lniendioit t" make changes 111 thetr ad*, shoul'l notify is '' tbelr intention to do aa. n<»t laur than .Mon day morning. Est ray mare Zimmerman's 4 day sale. RufF s shoes. C. & T's July Clearaßce Sale Miller's shots. Excursions Administrators anii Executors of estates can «v-uri' tln-ir reo-lpt Ijooks. at the CITI - LOCAL AND GENERAL, Xo I'IIIMT Next Wi-ck. As everybody cossected with the CITIZEN excepting the Horse Editor who is interested in ft race in Er;e> proposes making hay next week no paper will be issued, and during part of the week the office will be closed —Picnics are rii>e. —lth of July next Saturday—Monday —Three weddings in Butler yester day. —The ln2d and 139 th reone at Apollo, Angust 19. The bottle-gLass men expect a two months shut down. —The P. R. R. Co. has selected Thnrsday for excursion day , —Center Ave bridge is being raised H inches and repaired. —White, Walter & Co s annual road race will be held on July 21st. —Butler s college boys and girls are all home for the summer again. Parts of S. and X. McKean St. have been pitched and sanded and are in use. —John A. Dodds and sons are now proprietors of the Globe Roller Mills at Mars. —Lots of clover was cut this week, bnt next week will be the great one for hay. —The Italian string band, and "dot . leetle German band' have given us plenty of music lately. —lt is said that new stone quarries are to be opened on the Wigton and Roenigk farms near Branchton. —Sherman & Egen toiler repairers, have all they can do at their shop on E. Cunningham St.. near West Penn depot. —Quite a nnmber of Pennsylvanians are taking advantage of the Christian Endeavor excursion rates to see the Great West. —With lawnfetes, merry-go rounds. L dancing j«avilionH, two bands, and win | ning three ball games, Dntler was quite a sporty town last week. —That Elk's bead in Pape's window came from Montana, and is valued at $l5O. The big deer known as the Elk and Moose are becoming very scarce. - If the Legislature kee]>s <m adding holidays to the list we will soon 'be as i unfortunate as one of. the hot climate countries where tbey 3K> holidays every year Architect Owsley's plans for re modeling the jail are hero and the Co. plfc(taHjmi«ri'iners will probably take bid | on themTflthe n«-ar fnture. The f-ati j mated cost of the change is $16,000. • The State Teachers' Association met in convention in New Castle, Tuesday, j Quite n number of Butler connty teach | ew are present, and taking part in the prrcoedings. All Batler turn'il out to the open air concert given by the Germ aula on the Diamond, Monday evening But . ler ought to have an open-air place for concerts and speeches with seats -Greenville held a fireman's tourna mcnt, last week, to which Butler was * not invited. Bnt one visiting company was in attendance and Greenville l>eat them in a hose race —West Snnlmry Academy had eight graduate last week—six from the Classical and two from the Scien tific department. The school is doing well. —Monday, July 5. being observed as a holiday the Postoffice will to open on that day as follows: From *! to 51:30 A. M.. from <i to 7P. M. Regular mom r ing collections and delivery. Lobby open all day * —This may to a queer and over ■ metaphorical way of putting the ruat ■ ter, but it is true nevertheless that "the toad is not as graceful a bird as .the June bug, but he is the St, Bernard of the garden and worth his weight in cut worms at any stage of the game. " —The editor of one of our esteemed contemporaries says'he stepped into the store of a bnsiness man who did not ad vertise, and was surprised to find him busy. The storekeeper had the itch; likewise a Waterbury watch, and when he wasn't scratching himself he was winding his watch. —The mojor cycle is here and is a success. The mbtive power is a com bination of the electric spark with gas, kerosene or gasoline All the rider has to do is balance the thing and stop and start as be wishes. Yes, but all the fun and healthy exercise of cycling go with the coming in of this machine. ')ur grocers are paying 0 cts for cherries, Hto 10 for butter 5 to A for atnwberries, 12 for eg««, 75 cts a bj. fr |iea*. H5 cts a doz. bunches for jket*. 35 cts a doz for cucum Is-rs, 20 'Cts a doz for onions and radishes, 20 cts for old, $1 for new potatoes and 35 to 45 a [»air for spring chickens. —A heavy six footer entered Evans machine abop on S McKean St., last Friday night, and went up stairs and took a gold watch belonging to Harry Evans and «19 belonging to Lawrence Robinson The latter heard him, and got a pistol and followed him down stairs, when the burglar gr ibtud him, and they had a tussle during which Robinson shot himself through the left hand. The burglar escaped. Cherries are good »ery gissl. We etire heard a iierson express the Is-lief that it was a cherry that Eve tempted Adam with, and not an apple bnt a hundred and fifteen dollars worth of cherries are a gissl many. Sorne boys ate some cherries belonging to L S Lfirrimore. near Greece City, a few days ago, and also annihilated the tree, and the c<>sts and fines before Es<j Gilchrist last Saturday morning amounted to slls 00. The p B & L E. R. R. will make a rate of one fare for the round trip on acconnt of July 4th, tickets good going Jnly 3, 4 and 5, and for return Jnly (J. Do not forget the grand celebration* at Connennt Lake and Slippery Itoek Park, Jnly 3rd. —The best place to get your harness ami parts of harness cheap, is at MAH TJNCOURT & Co LEGAL NEWS. NOTES The Mercer county grain 1 jury feu 1 a true bill tor horse stealing again-* • A. Elliott of Centre tvrp . this cou The 'will of Jonathan Taylor Worth twp was probated, no letter- Letters of administration on th«- tate of John P. Goldthorp. of Washii-' ton twp . were granted to J. Har. -v Bell. The will of Joseph Rosenberg f I Venango Co., has been probated. •">} th»* will of Henry Jamison, of Allegheny j twp . with letters to Andrew Tipj«ry; and W. E. Jamison. Since the law was passed at Har-- | bnrg laying a per diem tax on fore:. • i ers. there is a rash of the latter to tak ont naturalization papers. There is ! also a noticeable movement ot aliens j toward the countries from which t" • ! came Cha- Patterson, of Alar-, plead j gnilty larceny but wa» not sentesc [ The School Directors of Zelienoj i were authorized to borrow $1 500 to build an addition to their school house. Julia A. Vessel issued a summons iii ejectment against L F. Sutton for property isMillerstown: the defendant apj>eared, waived hearing and confessed judgment in favor of the plaintiff Tuesday morning constables Brown and Knittle went to Saxonburg and rested rir parties living at or near that town for illegal lienor sell in i They were iirought to Butler, taken before Esq Keck and gave bail for u hearing on July 12. Esq. Cramer and Constable Ek*is of Buffalo twp . brought Jos. Horr. awitz to town. Monday evening, and pat him in jail. Hornawitz keeps a little store in New Kensington, Jacob Fry's horse was found in his possession, and as he could not satisfactorily ac count for the exchange, he was arrest ed. The cumber of -births certified in Butler county from the first Monday in Decemlier 18$6, to the first Monday in May 1*97. was '239; the number of deaths certified was 513. David Stndebaker. Thomas C. Coul t<*r. Jas. C. McClymonds. Gailey Glenn, Sr.. Henderson Olliver, Jas. D. McGill, and John Seig were appointed viewers to meet on the 22nd of July at 10 A. M. and assess the damages done to the property of J. T and A. Hamilton in Butler by the P. B. & L. E R. R At Kittanning. last Thursday, the trial of Dr. Moorhead and Jennie O'Dell. accused of cansing the death of Letitia Adams began, and on Satur day they found them gnilty of perform ing a fatal operation upon Miss Loretta Adams, of Punxsutawnev, at Parker on May 6. The jury was out for about two hours. Dr. Moorhead was sen ten • ed by Judge Ray bum to undergo im prisonment in the western penitentiary for seven years, and Miss Odell wa sentenced to the Allegheny county workhouse for one year. LATE PKOPEKTY TRANSFERS. Cbas C Keck to Anna B Kreljs. 11 < acres in Cranberry for $2025. Anna B Krebs adm x to Chas C Keck 117 acres in Cranberry for s2<r2s. Neal Boyle, ex'r to D Kellerman. 49 acres in Donegal for $625. Win J Kildoo to P B & L E R R. lot in Clav for SIOO John P Goldthorp to Margaret M Murray. 50 acres in Washington for #1 Win Park et al. Exr's to Rachel Bux ton. 141 acr"s in Middlesex for *5500. Cornelius Dongan to Snsan Meinin ger, 1 acre in ( 'learfield for SIV) Alex Coulter to John Dougherty, 50 acres in Allegheny for SI9OO. Mary F Shirley to Minnie Vogeley lot in Lin tier for £925. Mary E Vogeley.to John Troutman, ' lot in Butler for A B McCnn/fleso to J O McConnell lot in Centreville for *2lO. J A Kirkpatrick. adm'r. to F J Big gin. 4H IK-TI S in Centre for flfiso North Side Cemetery Ass'n to Henry Miller lot for t-io W <' M (.'andless to W B McCandless 100 acres in Franklin for Lewis Wigton to J Kate WigU>n lot in Butler [r>r SIOIKI J L I'nrvis to T V Cochran lot in Bn ler for *4OO. W S Cratty to A H Burr. 00 acres in Muddy creek for $1915. F E Miller to (i Wilson Miller, lot in Bntler for $1435. t J F Anderson to C E Shannon, 32 acres in Conn oqnenessing for £OOO. Marriage Licenses. John ILirris Mars Elizalietb J Dol»son Mars W A Knox Forward twp Sadie Rice Forward twp Stephen Mnhfer. Coal Hill Pa Mary Eenninger East Brady Pa Fred W Hilliard Eau Claire Delphin Seaton Eau Claire D A Kelly Parkersburg W Va Louisa B Wilson Eau Claire Edwis Seaton North Hope Maude Campbell North Hope Francis J Slater St Joe Sadie A Farnen Chicora Harry J Schaffer Franklin twp Maggie F McNees Brady twp John S Stewart Moniteau Lyda M Ross Moniteau Melvin G Campbell Allegheny City Florence McCall Clay twp J A Clingensmith Maharg 1 Agnes E Martin John Brydon Gomersal Clara Armstrong " Ge«jrge H Jackson Butler Gertrude Miller " David II Caldwell Auburn, N Y Leila A Cratty Bntler C E Weigle Prospect Mae Blair BW Bryner Foxburg. Pa Luretta Frederick Chicora Phillip Sch weinsburg Bntler Bertha Duncan John Dietrich Summit iwp Elizabeth Ferry Butler Charles Hoffmyer Beaver Co Martha M Morrison Clinton twp Harry A Eicholtz Harmony Birdie M Shannon Zelienoplc At Pittsburg Rev J L Utidegraph of Mt. Pleasant, and l>lith Moore of Butler Co. At, Pittsburg, W C. El>ert. of But ler, and Martha Ilippey, of All«j_'heny At Franklin. Wm. Criswell, of Knn sas. and Mattio Simpson, of Butler At Pittsburg. Andrew Neebling of Bower Hill, and Flora Crawford, of Valencia At Pittsburg. Tuesday. Harry M. Hemphill and May Thom|»son, of Bnt ler Co., alsoJ. E. Porter and Gertrude Eytb, of Bntler To < lose at G l». >l. We the undersigned Clothiers, Hat ters and Merchant Tailors of Butler do hereby a«ree to close our respective places of bu.-w.'ie ■ every evening at ft o' clock (Saturday's excepted i from July 5 to Sept 4 also at noon of Jnly 5. J N Patterson, Douthett and Graham. T. II Burton -1. S. Young, D A Heck. G F Keck, Jos W Aland. Shloss Bros, Coojier and Co, Colbert and Dale. Sehanland Nast, Harvey Colbert ICditciitionid I'icnic. OtKining day of the Western Pcnnsyl varna Normal Assembly, at Exjiosition Park Com eau t Lake Pa July 6th M 97. An elaborate program of educational addresses, vocal and Instrumental music and dramatic art. All people interested in the advance 1 ueut of the canst' ot public education, -specially In Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania are cordiallys invited and expected Fill your baskets, invito your friends, enjoy a day of rest and intellectually profit. Encourage this advance step in the educational progress of your own and neighboring State. Lend yonr in f)uen< <! U> establish on the banks of the Most Beautiful and PictnreMjue Lake in Pennsylvania a Normal Assembly that shall ls< commensnrab with the Kdticjitlonal Ambitions of yous State I For excursion rates, ect inquire of nearest P. B.&L.E R R station agent. PIK.SOXAL. H J. B"rr.«. t Middlesex twp . was in town, Tnersi >y. L:;TI « ain" vas electe 1 i'I:.I ip°-1 • : t'r>i? Home schools Mr. H. J X. i;-. of Brush < rc-'k. Pa. i w.„ in L . Tut-sday. »e r • ' of Franklin rwp. wr. '• town. Th rs<lay. H li. i.. '; s been elect**d i'l : 1 of the Wa .gton. Pa school? | All-n Po" : < f Centre twp.. i- !y --« insr i—ri- -us, ili' a Pittsburg hi -j i Mrs Lor Sir.-., and daughter are j visiting at W :.I Shira's near Hiliir.r-i I 1- Qnhn of Hiili-'Hs rode 1 t<• Lau -r n ...- '• ke. yestori. yn; j ing ! Geo. Btirckbal r was in Xe*v -rk j last t. r-V 1> otii • attractions to • ; - xt i A. M. Corneli.:s. F . mov d in; • bishnadaome new residence on \\ •- Jefferson Sr Monday bnrg, bat forn r y a ila»!er - . | ing friends here. James "vi 1 !br»-<:th <nd family it turned on Monday evening from Beaver where they iual ' -n visitii. - fi .i J. M Painter l:a- oeen ei< .e«i Pre dent, and Biro McElvain of the Alnnn : ; W .-,nn:.:ir\ A ■ emy c. F Cr r, *ier.w -tt of the savin / • Bank, and %u>s L Li Ro' ertsor. oi New Wibuisgtoo will ' - mar;, d u>-% Wednesday. Cbas i-- .ildii.- :ne .1'• .. at upper end . Fain one of the be- :■ it-np.. in the town Kenneth V -ne and L I 'e ; - left vov> . II for .-.... aa< where they will ike a .< i.a-r t>. Alaska. A youn -r brother oi Lo\;!. Boyd, went on s.<me t'rne a-.ro. Mr. Fred W. H'lliard an' >' : s.s Delphise.Seai n ! «.-th of Eau Claire, were nnite<l in tn trriage during the r>ast week Both young people lave a large nmn'oer 01 fri -n<ls who wisti endless hapoine-s and prosperity Misses Clarf T7'-ck, M-.iy F:-iter. Maine and Bird Reiber. Mrs. Kru-r. Chas. Ekis, •" Un Scheiiin.' aid Geo.Renno, Jr. .ended the League conven" .a in (.'levdr-nd, th: week Dr. Ziinmerman nd Sim ■ 1 N .. n left town on the 40 train. MOl, v afternoon, for Chi 4P. and '. ill o Califf>mia \ia Kansas t.ir> Worth. Santa F- tc. Tiav --. i' b gone two or three : onths Wii: !< Sir Zfmmermai is ■ Dl Hal wffl at tend to his J.atiei • - A J Weigand ,-evers his reb-tion witb the Hn.~>lton shoe S v J. * d>. after a continuous service ten y»ar.- Reddy" is going n the r<>" i for a Press Syndi -ate with headrjti rt : - .\ Philadelphia, and li" has promised ah his frifods to »e rood. O. M" RUH.-< 11 AN., wife, and Mi- M l< -:ndl<-- of Grot e City, we;,- ■.« Pitt l.urg j e,terday an 1 toc»k ;fce . ! E. ;n.in on iiie p. insylvania line in . m-<rning for .11, Fi .ncisco, via Denv«r -nd Colorado Their tickets from Pittsburg co->* each, and expire August 15. Br.''l Black cfiug' t a pike in C'roll s dam the other day exactly th.s ( ) long: that is. he caught the pike r-r rather !,he pike caught h - minno'.v hut Braid was 11 o ! nervous to wait for the pike to -u-aie •h< minnow and 1 '"allow i' and pulled hi-* line too soot! rr d good bye pike base linl i. Thanks to the enterprise of Jackson Robinson, Bntler has a baseball club, one that can plav first -las ball and is a credit to the town if they keep up their present form then- is riot a club in Western Pennsylvania, outside of th< Pittsburg league team, tlu»t he* a right to beat them On Wed ne-day of week, with Ernie William- in the oo>. the f.utlers defeated the old champion Keystone c.lub of colored player- hv n score of 10 to 4 In Fridays game with Wiimerding. Hislgkinson did th" best for Bntler ever seen in ibis town fie shot Wi'. merding ont without a run or hit. l»nt two (mils heirg knocked out of the diamond and they .vere lioth high (lie-. Bine's catchin / wa- /uiltedged and he hit out two double--'nd a single 'I he game ended 7 to 0 in favoi of Butler. lln Saturday Wiimerding went at Williams as though they would knock him ont of the bn inc .- per the Ki-1 held together and tin- team Imcked him up well, with th" res'ii; that Wilm« ding got but th'-ir fv o mns in the fir t inning In the third Ra/lcliff< u orej one for Batier n hi- ingle ai." ■ l»b*s by Hames and Shan.i n. In tii« i"!{iili Shannon was hit by a pitched ball and William's tvo bagger brought him n cross the plate, tying the score ami 1 the tossing of hat an 1 umbrellas and :• noise like pandemonium. In the ninth Campbell singled, and scored the winning run on errors. Score :} to I Lynn batted and pitched well for Wil merding Base ball this afternoon. Butler vs Irwin at the Ball Park. The Kevstoui - play here Saturday and there will Is- two games on Monday t he sth. The Stat<- Fair. The Advisory Board of the Stat- Fa r met at the Merchants Hotel on Weened day, Jnne2:;d. at which President Mc Dowel], i,f Washington, Pa.; Treasnrer Rutherford, and C H Bergner, E-o . of Ilarrisbnrg, rejee-- ;it:ng the State Agr' cultural Society, ami F A. C'resrwell. President l)r A V Wakefield, M B Stephen- Esq and F 1. O'Connor.} ESIJ. representing theTri (,'ounty Agricnltur al Driving Park Association wore present. Mr. McDowell was i-hosen President of the Committee and Mr, Oesswell Secretary. The latter was also elected Genera! Manager of the State Fair, to whom all correspondence should Is directed. it wim decided to give $9,000 in pre minms to the speed ring and in the neighlx>rhoo<l of ?20.000 in other preini unis The dates have already been ti-.ed to lie September Ot hto 11th inclusive Tb text meeting of the Advisory- Board will be at Johnstown Julv (Sth at s p. AT A Fair of greater magnitude than la: t year s successful one is almost a wired a- the hs-al management, is lietter pre pared mid John.',town i alive to it" infer < -t 111 having a great succe-s Information can Is- had by com - j,ond ing with fc\ A ('res well. General Man ager State Fair John-town. Pa Klligllts of I he >llU'Cllllt'<'n. Grand rally and Maccabce Reunipn Idle-wild Park I'a Thursday, July 15, 1H97. The Union Association of Western Pennsylvania will hold a reunion at Idlewild Park, Pa , on the Pt.nn v!va nia railroad. Thur lay, July 15 1 • ; '.»7. to which all Sir Knights their 1 omlie and friends arc most cordially invited Special trains will Is- provided for the accommodation of all who desir« to at tend as follows West Pemi Divi-n 1 Leaving Ben nett 7:M)a m., stop Etna. Shar(»sburg Aspinwall, Harmarville. Bouipiet. Tar entum, Avenue Natrona Bntler June tion, Freej*>rt. Allegheny Junction, Lcechlmrg, Hyde Perk, Vanderfirift, Pa niton, Saltsburg and Blairsville. Arrive at Idlewild, 10-j", ,1 m Returning, leave; Idlewild. 0 :'(( p. m Special excursion tickets will l>e wold from all points nanied above, by tickc agent and where there is no ticket of (ice tickets will Is- sold by onductoron the train Two bands of music, danc ing sports of all kinds will be the f« a tnre of the day A BARGAIN. A ilardman Fiano Which cont $450. Must be eold as the owner has left town- It tail be had for #l6O, spot cash. In fjiiire at this office. HORSE FOR SALE. A good family horse, buggy, road cart, harness, whip, robes, an entire outfit, will be sold cheap, if sold soon, INQUIKfc Al THIS OFHIE. ACCIDENTS. A storm, last Thnrsday afternoon. ! blew down several oil and gas rigs in : Buffalo twp . and blew the roof off Josiah Painter's lmrn. and partially destroyed his orchard. Painter lives just over the line in Allegheny Co.. and has been having bad luck lately. Gen John A. Wiley, of the X. G P. was thrown from his carriage at Polk, laft Saturday evening, and had his left shoulder badly fractured. A boy named Wickiine ran into a wire fence, Sunday afternoon, cutting bis face badly. Henry Stevenson, of Renfrew, v. ,va.s hnrt in Bntler .- >m»- days ag>> 1 able to be around again. It was h ■ and not Cal. of Callery that w:i --■ -.'nocked over by a horse. Cbas. Bracknev, who had his skull frr-tured at a gas well some time > !- vet lying at the Allegheny Genera! I Hospital Another operation was per j formed on his head but Friday, and three small pieces ot bone remoy-d ' from his brain, and he is said to l»e im j proving Web. Barnhart, of W. Franklin twp, I Arm -ir »g Co inst over the line from | Clearfield twp on the W. M Minteer !fs 11:1. was very seriously injured on ! Wednesday of last week while opening . coal bank Some fire clay fell upm hir.l and pressed him against his mat lock ham lie until it broke. One of bis ribs was broken and the end forced in ,o his lung, makin? a dangerous wound. His companions rescued him a f . 1 t<s>k him hotne Drs. King and Maxwell >f Wortidngton were sen for, and it is thought tha: Earn har: will recover. *A man named had a leg '<iroki_-n "t Euclid, Sunday, and was taken to the hospital at Mercer. Picnics and Ihuiccs. In Morrison's Grove in Clinton twp.. afternoon and evening of Saturday, July 3d. In Crawford's grove in Butler twp.. on the sth. Base ball at 3 P. M Bicycle race, dancing. Picnic and Dance at Bechman's Grove Monday July sth. Picnic at Kellerman's grove near St. Joe. Monday. Lawn fete Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings, on Monroe St.. school Jawn. Pipe Line picnic. Jnly 14th. P. H. C. picnic. July 29. OIL NOTES. At noon of Thursday of last week Iwith purchasing agencies here cut the market from HI to 85 cents, at noon of Monday two more cents were knocked off making the price H3 cents, and at noon Tuesday another cent mak'ng it S3 cents. BROWNSDALE Boyd & Co. s well on the David Crowe, (formerly Jno. Crowe- rea' Ht-d the sand yesterday morning and began spouting oil over the derrick. It is a half mile south of the Shidemantle. DILKS The Le Compte Co. S XO. 2 Paul, was shot again. Tuesday and -tarted off at 25 bbls. an hour PARKER M. S. Adams got a 60 >»1 well on his six acres of tin. c:rant. .-.1 nrday. Heydrick and C , are drilling 1 >•.•«> more (jn th<- Rosenl<ery -nd a w-ll i- being drilled on the Meek s A charter ha. been granted to the Drillers' and T<K»l Assoeia tion of this State, and the organization, will soon be in working condition They will have an insurance depart ment, formed Tor ibe purpose of giving drillers and toeil dr;-ssers an opportu nity of life insurance at popii i ;r" rates. The idea stnrt<d among Bradford drillers A hotter For Von. Unclaimed lefersat th<- Postofflce at Bntler Pa., week ending June2B, 1^97. Mr !>,iti Allebach. Mis- Birdie Ban- Mr Thomas Conroy. Joeeph .A D< Land Dan DeLa*"l .lame- 1' DeLand Mr. John Dralsirt Miss Mamie Elder. ,'o-< |»li Ferko Mr .1 W Gibson, Miss: Mebf.'l Green. Mrs Blanch Hughes, F H. Jones, (liveryman Mr. Patrick McCain, Ferdindo Pvotolo (Italian) ?4i.-s Dora CroWlinen Peray. Mr W H Robinson. Mr. Joseph Smith, Ed. W. : 1 If 11. Summers. Mr. Melvin Smith. In calling for the- - letters please say advertised. JOHN W. BROWN, I' M LOW TRICKS IN MUSICAL GOODS, -/omc special prices at Grieb & Lamb's < '■ insolation sale now going on. .'.'ev/ Pianos s2(n> and up N'ew (Organs SSO and up < Vmtare f4 and up Mandolins #.3-5° an '' U P Violins $1,50 and up Autoharps and up There are alsf> some second hand in clruments— pianos at #35 to SIOO, Or gans at S2O to 90. Ilarmonices and other musical instru ments at proportionately low rates. Strings of all kinds constantly in stock. No 118 SOUTH MAIN ST. Beautiful Hill Top Home in Bntler for sale. Inquire at this office. Recepies. Have something nourishing in your home at all times I will send my receipt for making wine out of apple juice or cider for sl, I will send my receipt for making brandy ont of apple juice or ci <ier for 11; I will semi my receipt for making champagne out of apple juice or ■:der for $1 No drnns your own la bor. Also flagging or curbing for cemeter ies JOSEPH GOMAN, Euclid, Butler Co. Pa. Dr. Matheson. Dr. Matheson began practicing medi cine in this county in 1851 and has been ji n constant practice since He is now : fitting up a room at Christie's Iloti I the I old Shrelber House, where lv will treat < hronic diseases of male and females. IVrHoiiitll.Y-Cmidilctcd Tours via I'cmtxylvaiiht Ibtilruud. That the public have come to recog nize the fact that the Iw -t and most con venient method of pleasure travel is that presented by the Pennsylvania Kail road Company's personally-conducted tours, is evidenced by the Increasing popularity of these tours Under this system the lowest rates are obtained, ''> l lioth transjsirtation arid hotel accom modotion. An ex]x'riciieed tourist ig< ntaiid chap' ron acco»fi]jany each tour to look after the comfort of the pass enger. The following tours have been arrang ed for the season of 1*97 To the north (including Watkins (»lei>, Niagara Falls Thousand I land Mon treal, An Sable Chasm, Lak<-s < (.amplain and Oeorge, Saratoga and a day light ride down through the High lands of the Hudson* July 27 and Aug 11st 17 Kate, SIOO for the round tri [« frtim Philadelphia, and Washington, covering all expenses of a two weeks' triii. Proportionate rates from other j«>ints. To Yellowstone Park on a special train of Pullman sleeping compartment and observation cars and dining car, allow ing eight days in Wonderland Sep tenilxT 2. Hat< i-,':',o from Pittsburg j Two ten day tours to Gettysburg, j Luray Caverns, Natural Bridge. Virgin ia Hot Spring' Richmond and Wash ing ton, September 28 and October 12. Rate, *'> : > from Philadelphia Projsir tionate rates from other jioints . itcdiu cd Kate* In Sim I raiicisco Via Penrny|vania Railrotwl on account of Christain Endeavor Convention to !»• ' liehl in San Francisco July 7 to 12. it I will ell special tickets from all points !on ts system at greatly reduced rates 'i h ■ ticki t- will be aold Jane to I Jul] ) nl will permit if atop over at j Denver and jsmits West Returning, must reach original starting point not later than August I IMt? For specific rates, conditions, and full j information apply to nearest ticket I ft({eut. CHVIM H NOTES. i There will be a Christian Citizenship n Meeting held in Y M C. A. hall July IT 4th. at H P M . under the anspires of y Butler Christian Endeavor Union •s Different speaker* will address the i meeting Good singing. all are invited. Communion services will be held in the United Presbyterian church. Sun , ! day. Jr.ly 11. Three new members t were received into the church on Sun day. i Rev. Xealy. of New Wilmingt' ; conducted oommunie*u -i-rn-is in the Presbyterian ehnrcii ia.»r s>ui:d,i> ; morning and preached in 11 M C A. ' i hall that eveiTimr His -ermoiis were * ! well reeeived her -: K->. I K.V. nr» ,-r. -1.i.-U OF ' Grov City Coil will preach in the | Presbvteriac cfc'irch the • Sub j bail. :: A. M M li,v IIW. E. Oiler is assisting Res F P. [ Britt. of Corsica. Jefferson Co in a I i communion service. j it Th..-iki:._- riiej,:;jli< n>r pi-t fnv i'-i ! the ladies of Bethany Reformed Mis I - unary and Aid Society again invite you to a supper and festival to I** given in the* Wick building July - 2 and :! | Supper will be served from "i to w F M.. j ice cream, strawberries and cake, fresh lniltoifiiiiHr aai hnoaaieMl iK-on hand ' dl the time: also on Saturday aftern<x;n ; Supj>er 2-5 eenls. ! Services in Bethany Reformed chnr.-h i >n \V North Si next Sunday at U A M. and 7.-'i P M S'mdav Sch*iol 10 A. ?>f to Tejicl»»'rs. The school directors of Connoqnenes ■ -"ingboro.. will hold a meeting at the school house on Saturday. .July 10, 1807, at 1 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of electing one teacher. DR. J. L. CHKISTIE. Sec. Tin- Pennsylvania Railroad'* Popular Excursion to the Seashore. No other Summer outing appeals so strongly to the people of Western Penn svlvania as the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's popular excursions to the sea cost of New Jersey. For years they have been looked forward to as the holi ' day event of each Summer. The secret of their great popularity is the phenom enally low rate and the high charac ter of the service. The limit of twelve days just fits the time set apart for the average vacation, and the dates of the excursions are most conveniently ad justed. There is also the widest field for choice in the section of a resort. Atlantic City, Caj>e May, Sea Isle City, and Ocean City, are the choicest of the Atlantic coast resorts, and any one of them may be visited under these ar rangements. The list this year includes also Rehoboth, Del., an«l Ocean City, Md The dates of the excursions are Jnlv 15 and 29, and August I - and 21. A special traiu of Pullman parlor cars and day coaches will leave Pittsburg on above-mentioned.dates at *V> A. M , arriving at Altoona 12:15 P M.. where . stop for dinner will be made, reaching Philadelphia C:23 P. M and arriving Atlantic City, via the Delaware River Bridge ronte, at 8:40 P. M., making the run frun Pittsburg to the seashore via th" only allrail route in eleven hours and forty five minutes Passengers may also spend the night in Philadel phia and proceed to the shore by any n ■ ular irniti from M--ket Street Wharf or Broad Street Str«*et Station th<- following day. Tickets will be sold from the stations at the rates named below Rate. Train leaves Pittsbarg $lO 00 0.40 A. M. Tarentum .. . . 10 00 7.34 . Natrona . 10 00 7.5?0 Butler . IN (MI 6.25 Freeporc 10 IK) 7.4!) , Altoona (dinner;. 8 > 12.35 P. M Philadelphia.. ..Ar .... tf.25 Ulantic City. Ar 8.10 " Tickets will also la.* go»>d on regular trains leaving Pittsburg at 4.30 and 8.10 P. M.. both of which will carry sleep ing cars through to Atlantic City. For detailed information in regard to rates and time of trains apply to tieket agents, or Mr. Thomas K Watt, Dis tri-'t Passenger Ai{ent Pittsburg Keilixed l(at«'s via IVniisyi\ania ifaiiroatl on Account of l oitt-lli of .Inly. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that for the benefit of persons desiring to take advantage of the Na tional Holiday on the fourth of July, it, will Hell excursion tickets bcteen all sta Hons on its line cast of and including Pi!!- >urg and Erie. Theae tickets will be sold and will be good going on July 2,:; 4,and "» and will he good to return > mi' iI July <i, 1897, inclusive. Fourth of .lul> Kxcitrsioii l£at<s. On Saturday, Sunday and Monday, | July !!. 4 and 5, the P & W. Co. will sell round trip tickets to all parts on P. [ & W and to points on B. & O. It. R west of Akron, 0., to all points on the ' C. T. & V. at the regular fare one way. Good returning until July oth Oil City ami Franklin via I*. «V W. Kailroail. Pittsburg & Weste.n trains leaving Butler at :'l~ A M and 305 P. M. j Eastern time, daily except Sunday, '■ connect at Foxburg witlw Allegheny j Valley traftis due in Franklni 12 .33 and 0:14 P. M. ; Oil City 12:55 and 6:40 P I M respectively. Kates from Butler Franklin $2:20, ] • Oil City #2.45. Bicycles at Reduced Prices. Wc have concluded to handle the . Cleveland exclusively for high grade and will close out all othei f I'ri wheels at from $65 to #75 We have good wheels from £25 up. The largest stock in the county to select from. R. L. KIRKPATRICK, Jeweler.* IC«-<11I ICales to >lil\vatik<'e. Via , Pennsylvania Railroad on ac e'niiit of the National Edneational As soeiation. The Pennsylvania Railroad l.'ompany nnnonnees that on account of the meet ing of the National Kdncutiontd As-iwi ation, at Milwaukee Wis .luly<i to '•». it will sell continuous passage ti'-ket* from all points on its line eii- t of Pitts burgh and Erie to Milwaukee at rate of -.ingl fan-for the round tr»j». plus £\! 00 niemlsT hip fee Tickets will l*e --old nnd will )>e good going on .Inly •{, and I and will lw g'>t>d to return, leaving Milwaukee July 10, 11, and li. only, except that by depoaiting ticket with joint agent at. Milwaukee on or Is'fore July l'-i. and on payment of fifty cents, an exten. ion of return limit may 1* ohtaimsl to leave Milwaukee' until August 81. I*'.i7. inclusive Sunday Excursions to Allegheny. Every Sunday until further notice the P. & W. will run special train to Alle gheny and return, leaving Butler at H: 15 a. m , returning arrive at Hutler at J:ox p. m., Butler tune. Pare for the round trip, only 75 cents. PANTS THA I FIT. Made of goods that wear, and keep their shape. We are turning tliem out by the hundreds and the values are 10 far ahead of anything you ever -iW, the goods tliemselve-s so i>crfe-ct, so stylish, so thoroughly tip to date, that much as we tnay promise you will find more when you get there I'l TLBR PANTS C <». ivs W. Jefferson St. —'/ i block west of Berg's iiank If Pure Spring Water II I""* Ice delivered to * * 411 jiarts of town Finelce Cream, Cakes. Confectionary and wheat and rye bread, JOHN A. RICHEV. Ful! SALE Hatidsoiim "even rmmi cottage house on W. Kult'in St Eh* vated location, spring water large lot. splendid view ;ood tilli Inquire at this oflice MoNEY To LOAN —On first mort gage at d per cent.. by J. O Marshall, Att'y at Law 11— W I>iac.ond St Btftler Pa —Job work ot all kinds done at the CITIZEN OVKICB. Fine Strawberries. John (rulla rented the Morrison, or old ('ratty place, on the Mercer road, north of Butler, fo .r years ago. The place com ias about twenty acres, aud he now lias seven of these ;u strawberries and r berries This has , been a remarkably nod year for stra A l>erries. and Mr Golla has furnished onr grocers with hundreds of -rates of as fine lierries as v. -re ever offered i the Btitier market H« rai<*- several varieties, some of which are uot ex cel! d. ,i»id the supply iias lieen a sur prise to . -ir people His rasplx -ri» \ : fi *>t. In* ready t<> ma ; t ;•! he wil ruv< some surprise.- in ti.a; line. also. To The Woo! grower. Wi-.l will be a li:tie higher than las: -a- -!: We expect to keep up with le mnrket" and ;<ay the highest price in r. ; jh A TROUT MAN A: SONS —Miioic scholars «a ittd. at 128 W. Wayne St. Coiilicatt t !a: kc K\cnrsioiis. Coiimienring Snnday .Tune 13 The P. P.. LE. will run special train to Conneant Lak aud return each Sunday until further notice Train leaves Butler at s o'clock A. M. Butler time, fare for round trip 'fl 00 Eow Kale K\ciir-ii„i io California and C«»'-."iido. Account meeting International Associa tion Y.P.S.C.£ San Francisco. Cal . July 0 12th. the Pit A" Western Ry. in connection with western lines, offers following exceedingly low fares From Butler. Pa to :-n Francisco, cal.. one-way, $30.25. To San Francisco round trip. 60.50. To Denver, Col., one way 20.90. To Denver and return 44.30. Corresponding low rates to iutermedi ate points. For further information fipply to A. B Crouch Ticket Auent. Another of those very desirable mod ern dwelling houses for sale—seven rooms and bath room complete, recep tion hall and coat .->.<>lll, cabinet man tels, laundry with stat: mary tuts, gas and electric light, slate roof and front porch 7X26 feet—a complete modern home; will l>e completed by June 25 and will be sold for #SOO down, balance same as rent. JXO. C. GRAIIAM, Attorney, Record Building. Boarding House cards with act of Assembly, 25 cents for half a dozen, for sale at CITIZEN office. FOR SALE A new "drop-head Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. Inquire at this office. —Good work harness for two horses our own make, $25.00; chtcklines for le;-, than leather is worth, at MARTIN rxH'p.T & Co. The Butler Lubricating Oil Co has moved back to their old stand 119 W. Jefferson St. Steelsmith Patterson's new building, where all kinds of engine, machinery an 1 illuminating oils of the fine st quality arc kept in stock in the basement, and will be delivered to any part of the citv when Ordered from C. K. Mclntire, agent. JOS. HORNE & CO. Our buying, necessary to re stock our store after our recent fire, was the heaviest ever re corded of c>ae firm at one time. The prices show the advantage of this. Bargains ~rc as thick in our new stcre a > grasshoppers in August, SCOTCH LAWNS, fast colors, ijcod qualities, neat designs, only Three Cents n Yard JACONAL LAWNS, regular 12cent kind, for Sevc n Cents a Vard DAINTY DIMITIES, of a jjrade never sold for less than a yard, Cenls a Vard. CHECKED TAFFETA SII.KS, all sizes and kinds of checks, and all colon, usually SI.OO a \ ard, for Sevenl) iive Cents a Yard. FOULARD AND INDIA SfLKS, grade costing usually all liie way from 75c to SI.OO a yard, for Fifty Cents a Yard . And so on through the whole store In dress goods and table linens. particularly we have of fers to surprise yott Get sam ples, and don't forget to men tion this paper whet: you write. 525 —527 Penn Avenue PITTSBURG. SUMMER RESORTS. BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL. MDPOBD, KNIM TUF. I'ALII.SHAII OI AMKKICA. OPENS ,M'M One of the most intliira.ly attractive ri - sorts In America. I ••<•»!;• ml«l »li<- ifran.l --1-.1 v-en-ry. wlt-It Its s|itii.i.'t of curative wait rs, it Is a lieallh-Klvlti- :is well us a (le tliMitful Htinifiier liottsf Toerire's flr. liestra .Vlll furtil ,I| ftllrirUM J I Al'H?!*. ManuKcr. j Hotel Lyndhurst. ASBURY PARK. • Near The Beach. All attractions, fine rooms and veran * tlas; excellent cuisine anil service Reasonable Rates. Write for Booklet to Dr. Hawxhurst, Propr. Asbury Park, N. J. SEANOR IkNACE S Livery, Peed .in<i Sale Stable REAR OF WICK HOUSK, BUTLER, I'A. Tl.« hnutof hornen htiil first always on hand ami lor turn It. »com<>(latioui< in town fur perma nent lioartliii); an<l traiMiont trtubi. Speei al earn (fiiar »nt«eil. Stable room lor iiixty five li'ilmts. A pooil olant of horses, both ilrivem anil ihalt horses always on ham' anil lor ale under a full gnara'itee; and li"r-•: bo in.in proper notification In- HBANOK it NACK. Telephone, No 211) EYES EXAMIHtI) FREE OF CiIAKGE R. L. KirKp;itrick, Optician and Jewelti Nt to Court House Butler, Pate Cr-.tliiitc La I'ort Uarolot;icl Institute bubticribo lor iho tin SIN "» #•»/•» »»<» ! p ' 1 t s v«»u <i<»tt t k'i. w v. :R iaJy ««o, j L*cverj-u:mg r.l. i. „ '.v. j-rcsn-rip 1 it will not be ami.ss lo c all your retention t 'be | Pliable ! J , .ttelligence V A rompt scr.ict given r v 1 o of the tend placed ! ] :: our hands 1 ) t .it preitiiptiyn d« partment ever was so complete | I ave you money too O*-RS. &OYU. Pharmacist. Diamond Block, - Bntler, a LEGAL ADVERTfSMENTS. Estray Mare. Came to the residence of the subscri !>er in Butler twp., near Butler 011 the plank road, on or about June 15, iStJ7. a bay mare, about 9 years old, about 1100 in weight, one white hind foot and small star on forehead. The owner is requested to come forward, prove prop erty, pay charges and take her away; otherwise she will be disposed of ac cording to law. LEWIS R, MECHLING, Butler, I'a. Orphan's Court Sale. By virtue <>f an order and decree of the Orphan's Court, in and for the county of Butler Pa.. I. the undersigned, administra tor of the estate of Wlliiani Lardin. EMJ . late of Clinton twp., county and state afore said. dee'd.. will offer for sale at public ven due on the premises at 1 c'cloek IV M.. of Saturday, July 31,1897, '> acres and 110 perches of land, strict meas ure as» per *urv« y of F. K. McQulstion. Esq.. situated in the township, county and state afor<*.*»aid, bounded on tiie north I»y lands of John Halstead. <n the east l»y lands oft*. A. Harvey, on the south by lands of Mrs. Mary • . l,at<Jin and >amuel Miyder. aud on tlie u<-st ny pubii<* roa'i or lauds «*f I'. l*orter md .lam* s staley; land fenced and cultivat ed. h*iuse. barn and outbuildlnxs orchard thereon, and underlaid with » " ii. TitU- tfiNMi. i KI<MS uf SALE Cash on contirmation of •.. and delivering of deed and i»sion. >. LAUI'I.N, Adm'r. SaxoiiburK. I'd. K M.JIN KIN. Attorney for Adm'r aud Estate. EXECUTORS' NOTiCE. In estate of L. E. Ganter, late of But ler Fa., dee'd., whereas letters testamen tary have been duly issued to me, Sadie K. c..iuter. executrix of saiel decedent, j notice is hereby to all parties ow ing the estate of said decedent to call ail'! Itle, and, all persons having claims against the same, will please present the-ni iluly authe-nticnteii for payment. SADIE E GANTER, Kx'r. Butler, Pa. S. F. and A. L- BOWSER, Att'ys. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. letters of administration on the es tate of Samuel Graham, dee'd., late of Cranberry two.. Butler Co. Pa., having been granted to the undersigned, all pc: ,ons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment; and any having claims against said e-state will present them duly au thenticated for settlement to JAMES A. MCMARUN Adm'r. Butler, Pa. JAS. M. GALBRKATII, Att'y EXECUTORS' NOTICE, Letters testamentary on the estate of Andrew J. Sloau, late of Allegheny Hvp., Butler Co. Pa., deceased, having l>een granted by the register of said county to the undersigned, therefore all persona knowing themselves to be indebted to said estate are requested to make speedy payment, ami those who may have claims against Jllie same can present tile-in properly authenticated for settle ment to L. C. SLOAN, Executor Six Points P. O. Butler Co. Pa. E. MCJCNKIN, att'y for executor and estate. Executrix Notice. letters testamentary oil the estate of Jacob L. Johnston, dee'd, late of Sum mit twp., Butler Co. Pa., having been granted to the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves indebted to said es tate will please make immediate pay ment and any having claims against said estate will present them duly authenti cated for settlement to MRS. ELIZABETH JOHNSTON EX'X. Butler P. 0., Pa. WILUAMS& MITCHELI,, Att'ys. Administrator's Notice Lt-ftvrH of administration on the es tntc of liotta Head, deed, late of Adiimt twp , Bntler Co. Pa.. having been grant ed to the undersigned, all person*, knowing themselves indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay meiit, and any having claims against Maid estate will present them duly au tlientieated to ISAAI N. WIUOHT, Adm'r. Lovi, Beaver Co. Pa. W H, LfSK. Att'y, Administrator's Notice. LI tters of administration on the es t.ite of Rosaiina Landis. dee d late of f/'ranberry twp., Butler Co. Pa., having been granted to the undersigned, all per on-< knowing themselves Indebted to miiil i tale will please make immedl ate payment, and any having claims ii'.'.'im ■ said estate will .hem duly authentleated to ISAAI' N WitKiHr, Adm r. Lovi, Beaver Co Pa W II LI KK. Att y Executors' Notice. f.etters testamentary on the last will and testament of James Parks, late of M I*l*ll' -ex twp., Butler Co. Pa., dee'd., having he-en granted by the Register of said county to the undersigned, therefore all pet ins knowing themselves indebted to Mid estate aie requested to make speedy payment and those having claims ig.iinst tin .tame can present them prop erly authenticated for settlement to WILLIAM I'ARKS, and KOBKRT W. HI'XTON, Ex'rs. Glade Mills, P.O. E. MCJVNKIN, \tt'y. Administrator's Notice. I/ctters of administration oil the estate i*f Captain Isaac L. Boyer, of Lancaster twp., Hutler county I'a., dee'd., having been granted liy the Kigistei of .->;ild conniy to the undersigned, therefore all pet <m knowing themselves indebted to said i state are requested to make speedy paymeti' and t h -. - having claims against avl c-tate can present them ]>ru|ierly authenticated fur vttletncnt to LEVI BOVEK, Administrator. Middle Lancaster, P. O, E. Mcju skis. Atty. j M. A. BERKIMEK, Funeral Director. 337 S. Main St., Butler. Advortiao iu tho Cixizus- WE SPEAK BECAUSE WE * * HAVE SOUTHING TO DAY A!' :t ur Miin' B- "< <- ■ ''? I Wt HAVE SUITS THAT ARE RIGHT. C Goods Right, t £ '\ / Cut Right. / I Lcok Right. \ ) Made Right. / f Wear Right, I Style Right. } t P. ice .Tight. * v COME RIGHT irt AND SEE. ; Douthett Bc QFMHAM.. i Main and Caaningh<tta btre«t. EXCELLENT VALUES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER IN AT MEN S SUITS at $4 00 Fanc> Cheviots $6 50 $4 50 Farcy Piaias $6 00 $5 00 Fancy Worsteds $5 50 $5 50 Black and Gray Clays $4 50 $6 00 Black Worsted $4 50 $6 50 Black and Blue Cheviots $4 00 SCHAUL & NAST LEADING CLOfHicfiS. 137 S. Main st » ut,er Pa - School Report of Butler twp. Aulltors spttl l ment wlili Hut lor twp sicho.il i i.inl for .he year l~.*l Account of Geo. Bailor, collector. Aoioun of duplicate. VM# 5 - \I:II111H1 paid ciilU'.'lor 1" balance -» • • pi. 19. paid John P Forcht treasurer. f"® 1 •" i>cc. 12. paid John I' I'oroht treasurer a""' 1 ? Horoiuh las. 1J« , Exonerations s * I Rclm:c .. »«' IN rrcntux'! for col. <*» ■*» I*. i• r .• f«»« Ct 1. 00 i n r «o •?i i; :i on sura w Aivmitit of John I* Korcht, Trriifcuror < f S.-hool Hoard. Ilulancf due fr«»m wc> *os.' ** K«* *• I fronHleo R »u< r collector •• 200 <«0 V» (yi U« < rj vt <i from »tale ttppn>prlaUon i Hi •• .■«:«! from unsi ated lands. 0 1 Uercivt'ii from register tax. -1 Cr. !' t.l ID surr not; ? 720 Paid Butler Itoi iucb tuition f«»-for Krk aril Kalh 22 M [ntr* rt • n horow»o money. 11 00 Offii'i rent. 10 00 T . hi-rs • iarli' ITW 30 1 i .i and over p Id IR I w S -. i:iry i vilar '•*> 00 \ «l in jr. t r «IIN. r: M!i<r pul>- lihhintf :ui<l li 1 iiiir act. 1- 72» i > 111 P l-'ofvht. treasurer ft 2 l'» TIUKJI supplies and n j»alrs 770 £■< llalaiKV nbi* township SHIM* |8»1H ;»3 satJH Y\ Au<iit< »1. J am* T. 1 **o7 THOS. P UoE. JOHN M. 1J A ISIiKY. < A. WAt "I SMI*Til. Auditors HELD UP AT BUTLER. All close cash buyers arc lielil up at Butler's Progressive Shoe house on a< count of the great Cash Sale now goinv; on. Footwear is tjeiug sold at price l never before heard of. JULY IS TO BE A GREAT MONTH We want to make July the busiest mouth of the year. All Summer goods must be sold regardless of cost or pro fit. Wc have some great leaders to offer you. Here are a Few. Men's fine Buff Co lg. No 6 69c Men's line Buff Cong, and Hals No. 6 to 11 9^ Men's Army Shoes sewed No 6 to u ■ H<fC Men's fine Chocolate- Shoes lace $1.25 I.adie's Serge Gaiters V/C Ladies Serge Slippers I.adie's fine Kid Slip]>erß 4je I,adit's Chocolate Oxfords 69c Ladle's fine Kid Shoes y°Hc Children's Shoes 18c 25c 50c Boy's Shoes 75c ft.oo Don't Miss This Sale If voti are in need of footwear. C. E. MILLER. 215 S. Main SI., Butler, Pa. Dissolution Notice. Notice if hereby given that the part neriship lately < xi.-ting ln-twi'i'ii \\ l( Kakin and -I II CHIIIIIIM-H tinder the firm nniiie of \V K kakin <fc Co . ii this day dissolved by mutual ronseiit, \V I! Kakin retiring from the firm. Tile bUMiie.-ts will In' continued by J. li ('aui|)li< 11. who will |>ay all debts of the firm and to whom the l««>k account* lire payable. A prompt settlement of all outstanding account* is rwjuested \V. H KAKIN, JOHN II < 'AMI'IIKI.I.. TO Tin; PUBLIC IlnviiiK purchased the interest of W. H Kakin. in the grocery business lit "IB Centre aVflilit llutler, I'M , I will continue the business mi a bn -is of good holiest gmsls at th< very lowest cash pi ices Thanking the public for past patron. *e I solicit a continuance of the same LOHN II (JAMPHKI.I. -'' • R it *i2iiy*i '<j JL •VUi A» I U*r MI ViUAiU* '>*«•( I B. B. Ycu'l! Be Surprised —when you get samples of the wash fools it b 8, 10, 12 1-2, 15 and 20c and note how pretty they are in style ami colorings.—Look them over carefully—compare them — test them thoroughly— find out no'., good they are —-then see if you aren't surprised at the prices styles for shirt waist?, dresses, and for children's wear. People want dainty things and that's the kind we're calling attention to. Kuibroidered Lin 11 Batistes — •oc- linen color gt junds—color ed stripes and dots. Finest French Percales, 15c — double fold —splendid styles and goods for shirt waists. American Dimities, 6{ to 12JC. Zephyr Ginghams. 20c kinds, 32 inches wide, 12 Ac. And more other kinds nice wash goods than you'd ever ex pect any large store's collection to contain. Write also for samples of new choice wash silks at 25 and 35c. ALLEGHENY. PA. Ufl|U IS THE TIME TO HAVE nUft Your ClothiryJ CLEANED or DYED If> ou want {rood and reliable cleaning or dyeing done, there is just one place in town where you can get it, and that is at THf BUTIfR DTE WORKS (5 Center avenue. do fine work in out door Photographs. This is the time of year to have a picture ol your house. Give us a trial. Agent fortbe Jamcutowu Sliding Blind C'o.—Now York. R. FISHER & SON, BUTLER COUNTY Mutual Fire Insuraice Company Office < f>t. Atain and Cunninghan Sts. nr. wu t. Pre*. 1.1 o. iiri mtKlt. Tic* Pro*. 1.. H « JI >KI!». »*<'/ tool Trent. HI UK) Ton*. A !fr MVi 'k Hemic iNoii Oliver, l»r W Irvlll. .iHiir HlcnhciiMMi V W. I; ~ knion N. W< 11/ cl. I It..wn . II .1 h Hinder. (.... Kcto ii>r. <h 1 Kililitiii. <•«'> Itenno, .liilm Kiwdlk. LOYAL MciUNKIN Agent. Hotel Willard. Reopened and ready for the acconimoda lion of tin traveling public. Everything Hirst-class. MRS. mm KEIHIHG, Owner WWTI 11 lA. ITU » "I I, Ml N o|{ WOMKN I l, I I„I |. K,K,r,Hll,|.- . ,I:IIII1.KII. <1 li.il In I '• nti^ylvunlii Milnry J~"<l i'.ii • jt, |i ■». I'usil II pern. aid nt. Refer viii • I 111 low h' If-uUllrtimrd lUmpod en vi'lnpu. i'lii KuUoual, biurlukUiaucvlllUg.f
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