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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, IS9S. £
ANNOUNCKMKNTS. P
Snbject to Republican Primary— "
Tuesday. March 22nd —1 to IP. M. z
FOR CONGRESS *
(One to nominate.)
DR. J. B. SHOW ALTER, of Millerstown boro g
FOR ASSEMBLY.
(Two to nominate.)
M. R. McBRIDE, of Nlllerstown boro. h
JOHN DIN DINGER, of ZellenopL*. r
JAMES N. MOOBE. of Butler. 0
A M. CHRISTLEY. of Ilutler.
NELSON 11. THOMPSON, of Brady twp. r
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. t
(One to nominate.)
JOHN W. COI"LTER. of Butler. f
LEVI M. WISE, of Butler. C
JACOB M. PAINTER, of Butler. c
FOR DELEGATE TO THE STATE
CONVENTION. 0
(Three to Elect-) t
NEWTON BLACK, of Butler. a
DR. ELDER CRAWFORD, of Cranberry twp. *
JAMES C. McCLYMONDS, of Muddycreek.
JOHN T. KELLY, of Butler.
MATTHEW N. GREEK, of Buffalo twp. *
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. 1
(One to nominate.) C
FRANK E. MCQUISTION, of Butler.
NOTE-Thc Return Judtres will meet in
Butler on Wt'dnesday. March 23d. at
WASHINGTON. J
In the House of Representatives Mon- J
dav, January 31, 18116. on senate con d
current resolution No. 22, declaring ,
that all bonds of the United States is- t
sued or authorized to be issued under g
certain acts of Congress are payable, (
principal and interest, at the option
of the Government, in silver dollars.
et Hon. J. B. Showalter said: \
Mr Speaker: I rise to enter my most }
emphatic protest against the passage of
this resolution.
To my mind, sir, the situation that
con::->-•• < 'i» to-day is of great moment,
frei„fc*' ' with more evil consequences
and ;• r 1 than the situation which con- .
front' i .i- in the dark days of the early
sixti's. Then it was a question wheth- t
er the Government handed down to us
by (.nr lure fathers should be mantained
as a single republic or whether we
should have two republics in these {
United States. (
It was a question of union or disun- .
ion. To-day it is a question of honesty
or dishonesty—whether we shall be
honest with onr own people and the peo .
pie of other lands, or whether we '
shall be dishonest with our own people
and the people of other lands It is a
question, sir, of honor or dishonor. I .
am amazed, sir, that the most exalted
parliamentary body in the world, the
United State Senate, should place it
self on record as being in favor of pay- .
ing our just and honest obligations in
44-cent dollars. lam amazed that they
have declared to the world that they ,
are in favor of national dishonor by
the passage of this resolution which, if .
it means anything, mean? repudiation.
Our fathera bequeathed to 11s our flag
with every star unsullied in its glorious
field of bine. Shall we sully it now?
They loved it and they followed it on
many bloody fields. Many of von, my %
friends, have followed it where the *
missiles of the enemy were weaving
the air with lines of danger and of
death. They loved it—you loved it— .
because it was the emblem of your
country and yonr country's glory.
Shall we dishonor it now? _ .
We want our children and our child
ren's children to love it and to follow it
down to the iatest generation. Let ns
not dishonor it now. ,
Long may it wave unsullied. Long
may its stars shine, and may they grow '
brighter and brighter; and may they
flbine till the last star of heaven shall
fall God grant that that day way
never come when the great nation shall
be plunged into the vortex of national
repudiation, dishonor and disgrace.
May that policy never prevail which ,
will sully our fair fame and make us a *
reproach among the nations of fhe .
earth. Vote down this monstrous j
proposition and declare to the world
tnat the American House of Represen
tatives believes in honesty and national j
honor and will maintain it at all haz
ards. ,
Pensions were granted, Friday, to
Greer McCandless, of Connoquenessmg,
$8; Henry Shakeley, Chicora. and
Peter Kennedy, Carbon Black, sl2.
Senor De Lome, Spanish Minister at
Washington has resigned, and Senor 1
Du Bose is in charge of the legation.
On Monday Representative Sho- 1
waiter presented petitions from the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Petrolia
urging legislation to protect State anti
cigarette laws, to secure Sunday obser ■
ranee in the District of Columbia and 1
Territories, to raise the age of protec
tion, to prevent the reproduction of 1
kinetoscope pictures of prize fights, to j
prohibit inter-State transmission of j
newspapers containing accounts of
prize fights, to provide for an industrial '
commission to prohibit liquor sell- 1
ing in Government buildings, to
exclude illiterate immigration*,
to prohibit inter-State gamb
ling by telegraph, telephone or '
otherwise, to substitute voluntary arbi- '
tration in railroad strikes also petitions j
from the United Presbyterian Church,
of Beaver Falls, and the United Presby- !
terian congregation at Elwood City, '
asking Congress to pass a bill prohibit
ing the sale of intoxicating liquors in
the Capitol and all other Gouernnient
buildings. *
Wm Boundy, of Mars, has been j
granted pension.
Rep. Showalter introduced a bill to
correct the military record of Perry '
Child*. of Butler.
The Spanish Minister of State has
disclaimed the sentiments of the De
Lone letter. De Lome has left Wash ,
ington.
Local Institute at Renfrew.
A local institute will be held at Ren
frew, Saturday, Feb. 10th.
The following is an incomplete pro 1
gram for the day:
Forenoon session 9 a. m.
Address of Welcome, J T Mcf'and
less; welcome song;response, Miss Pearl
Douthett; school discipline, O H Grabe; j
recitation, Mabel Stanfield: education
of the 20th century, Lizzie Watson, |
physiology, L N Noah; declamation,
Win Powell; progress of the individual,
A C Brown; recitation, Lilly Price;
solo, Blanche Ramsey; history, A (J
Kelley; recitation, Maggie Snyder
Afternoon session 1 p. m.
Music; address. Mr. Hicks;recitation,
Maggie Vanier; true success aud how
to obtain it. Prof S L Cheeseman, solo,
Miss Pearl Donthett; school inannge
merit, J T McCandless; dialogue, Grace
Stanfield and Blanche Ramsey; duties
of parents, H C Harper: Tno, May
Pbipps. Ethel Walker, Myrtle Beggs;
recitation, Lily Powell: the good lsiy in
school, W 1 McCandless; citizenship,
W H Caneby; duet, Add,; Madison and
Nannie Ray; recitation, Nellie Powell.
Adjournment.
Prof. C. Harper, of Butler, will l>e
with ns. and his good old song« will be
interspersed in the program.
All persons interested in school work
are cordially invited to attend. We
purpose making the institute entertain
ing as well as instructive and beneficial.
BY OKDEK OF COMMITTEE.
A Card,
E'ora, Feb 17, IHOB.
To the Republican voters of Butler
County.
I had announced my name as a can
didate for State Delegate to Republican
State Convention to l»e held June 2,
189H, in view of the fact that tin re are
othei candidates named for delegate
and the further fact that 1 have been
arged by many Republicans to l>eco«ui
a candidate for the Legislature in the
interest of the farmers <»f Butler Co.. J
have determined to withdraw as a can
didate for State Delegate and announce
inyxell as ;i candidate for Assembly.
Thwe Iteing but five weeks in which
to see th« Republicans of the county
not giving time enough to see all the
voters js-rsoiia|ljr,i imk theirearnest sup
port NfcLSO* U Tuo.Mn.ON.
A-S ADDRESS.
To the Republican Voters of PettnsyjT rvnla
A« business men and as Republican:
earnestly desiring the success of cui
party, assembled from all parts of th.
State, we deem it proper to make pub
lie expression of our views on certair
matters of present political interest
and. as we believe, of the highest im
portance to the people of the Common
wealth. In so tar as these views com
mend themselves as wise and patriotic
we earnestly call upon our fellow citi
zens holding our political faith to tak.
such prompt, energetic and intelligenl
action as will make them effective.
First—We call attention to the dis
graceful condition of politics in oui
State, brought about by the prodiga.
expenditure of money to corrupt am
debauch the voter. Its baleful inrinenct
has been made painfully prominent lr
recent years in the election and control
of delegates to oar party conventions,
in the nomination and election of mem
bers of the General Assembly ana then
recent election of Lnited States Sena-
The result has been that, instead of
th* party conventions representing th«
free will of th* party, they have sue
cessfnlly defeated it. and public uffi
rial*, nominated and elected to faith
fully serve the Commonwealth, have,
immediately upon taking their oath of
office, apparently interpreted that oath
to mean fealty tc an individual leader
and the dispenser of political patron
age. and have become meekly submis
give to his orders.
The dispassionate observer of the po
litical situation is forced to admit with
humiliation that the Republican party
of our State is now dominated. control
led and used for the political and gnam
cial aggrandizement of one man ana
those whom he has chosen to partici
pate in the spoils
Second—A large majority of the
members of the General Assembly of
1897 were nominated and elected 03
questionable methods, the chief end in
view being the election of a United
State# Senator in accordance with the
dominating iufluaorf.in State politics
but the corrupt bargain
the absolute control of legislation for
ill purposes. It was not an unusual
thing during the session of last year for
the citizens of the Commonwealth to
witness the hurnilafing spectacle of
their representatives wasting qavs ana
weeks, and neglecting public business,
because of the delays of their chief, in
giving them instructions as to what he
wished them to do.
It is not difficult, therefore, to fix the
the responsibility for the last Legisla
ture, both as to what it did and what
it failed to do. It may be profitable to
make reference to the record made by
the last General Assembly.
In the organization of both branches
3 f the Legislature they permitted no
member or Senator to have a place upon
my important committee who had the
courage to differ from the majority in
ais views as to the person who should
be elected United States Senator
So numerous were the places that had
jeen promised for the support of their
•andidate that they padded the payroll
with so called officials without the au
thority of any law, and appropriations
! or payment of such officials only railed
>f becoming laws by the interposition
>t the Executive veto.
In order to protect the State Treasnrer
or such payment, which they «*coeniz
;d as illegal, a bond wan given toiodem
lify that officer against personal loss
rom such illegal payment. The history
if this transaction is recent and fresh
n ths minds of the people.
They sought to take from the public
reasury thousands of dollars for pre
endixi expenses, for services upon pre_
ended investigating committees, of
vhich the Lexow Committee is a note
ions example, and for junketing trips of
he members, and failed only by «saaon
,f the interposition of the Executive.
At a time of the most serious bum new
iepression and the resultant falling on
>f the public revenues they appropriat
ed during the last two sessions more
;han $1,000,000 for purposes either un
awful or useless, which appropriations
fortunately uiet executive disapproval.
For the purpose of creating new of
Sees and to extend the power of patron
jge they passed what is known as "the
Mercantile tax bill, imposing burdens
ipon and crippling alw#ost cvprjr
Hess interest in the Common al
ready overtaxed, and but for the Execu
tive veto this bill would have become a
For the purpose of punlshlnu the
Mayor of Philadelphia, whom they
*>uld not control, they pasted what is
mown as the Becker bill, which, had it
jeen suffered to become a law, would
lave destroyed mapy of the most im
xirtant features of the charter govern
ng that city, and as is well known, wa:s
mivf-rsally disapproved by the people
to be affected.
To afford great opportunity to make
ippropriations for useless and unlawful
purposes a serious attempt was made to
■ut down the appropriations for onr
mblic schools to the extent of *1,000,000
vbich failed of passing only because of
anblie raised against it from
ivery part of th±i f
They failed to obey tne ot
the Constitution requiring them i.j,
make legislative and Congsessional ap
x>rttomnento.
Under a pretense of wform a Jaw was
lassed, with the intent of satisfying th*. 1
>eople, requiring the depositories of
jublic funds to pay interest, but they
vere carefnl to omit from the provisions
>f the bill the million or more of dollars
it all times in the sinking fund.
Numerous bills were introduced for
he mere purpose of extorting large
IUUIS Of money from the corporate and
>th«r iotefrtfs of the State as the price
if preventing tht.'f To satisfy
jublic demand an ihy/iStiaiJ'.on of the
Treasury was ordered, but uW-' it
appointed was so constituted tnat
nstead of investigation their plain ef
'ort was to conceal, and no questioning
was permitted to propounded by any
member except such as had bs*n pre
jared in advance and where )t way
mown that the answers would do no
larm.
The foregoing reference to the work
>f rh« last Legislature is abundantly
infficient to indicate the character of
he member, and influence by which
hey were controlled.
The redeeming feature of tliat l,egv<-
ature was the firm and uncompromis
ng stand taken by that body of legisla
,ors known a* "tufl seventy six, who
lid all that possibly couJd done to
protect the taxpayers of the State from
he flood of proposed corrupt legislation
ind who therefore deserve the recogm
ion «»nd gratitude of all the people of
he Commonwealth.
So insolent and shameless have those
n power become that il&y fiave dared
n some instanes to recommend Utf ap
jointment to Federal office members of
he last Legislature as a vindication of
heir wrong-doing. '»» disregard ami <le
iance of the moral tv-ntlnitrtif. of the
>eople of the Htate.
Third - In view of t)i*» foregoing state
nent of facts, we consider it of nt |
nost importance that the ne*t Govern I
ir of the State shall be a man of the
highest character and integrity, rep ,
rsentative of the Is-st type of Republi |
tjnd one whom the people of
the Common TVpftJtb < an depend upon to
protect them, *»io,iid occasion arise,
igainst vicious legislation, »u«d Jepeei
illy against the evident pnrpose of the 1
■iiacbfns to t>asH at the next session of
■.he Legislature tlx-' CJJiensc bills of the
nvestigating and j>iuke|lt|g committees
ilready referred to, which uttt Justly
lisapproved by the present Executive.
Fourth All the members of the
Lower House of the (ieueral Assembly
ii)d one half of the ineml>ers of the Sen
it* art to elected this year. < >ne of
th« most ijnjiodw.t imposed up
m that body will J/t the i_Lecu<>,> a
United States Senator, and for the
lame of ths Commonwealth, our latt
•xperience of this character, with the
General Assembly of iw»7, should not
tu rep"ated.
Especially is this true, since it is com
nonly understood the present
tenior Senator from Fenway de
lires to bu his own successor; for \v«,
jelieve that he, jnOTfs than any other
nan. is responsibly tnj (n,e present cor
•ucption of politics in
Furthermore, whenever it tia«
,jn purpose, or it become necessary t-.
L>-fey-t ;i member of his own party with
ivhcm he was tuil jn accord, lie has had
10 h/ntati'jji ui with the
Democratic party and agreemK Jhe
tt( tht* office shall ts- divided
vitb that party iji <i. f »i«i^ep v on of snch
mpport. A notable Miwtavy •<[ tl'i s
character wa* th< - coalition mad/-' ifj
iiyfi. which resulN*! iu the defeat of
the regular Republican candidate tor
Sheriff in Philadelphia county, and very
recently he sought to make the same
sort of "bargain foi the office of Receiver
of Taxes' in which he failed without
anv fault of bis.
Fifth- Against the continuance of the
system, we have undertaken to describe
we enter our solemn protest, and call
upon all citizens who believe that the
ballot should be free and nntrammeled;
that the political affairs of the Com
monwealth. should be managed in the
interest of all her citizens, and that the
surest guarantee of good government
is the election of honest and mdepend
ent men to public office, to attend the
primary elections and see to it that such
representatives are sent to onr con\en
tions, and such members to onr (ieneral
Assembly as cannot be corrupted either
by the nse of money or by the promise
of appointment to political office.
In making this appeal to the Republi
can voters of Pennsylvania we have
felt it to be onr duty as citizens of a
great Commonwealth, being neither
office-holders nor office-seekers, to di
rect the attention of the Republican
party to the existence of a system most
vicious in character and inimical not
only to the interests of all our people
to-day, but which if continued will ulti
mately be dnstructive of the Republi
can party and of the Government itself.
The remedy is with the people, the op
portunity is here, and if all Republicans
will exercise the power given to them
by the use of the ballot success is cer
tain. , , .
Resolved. That in futherance of this
determination the President, \ ice Presi
dent and Secretary this day chosen be
and are hereby continued for the } ear.
Resolved, That the President is au
thorized to appoint an executive com
mittee of nine members, who shall as
same control of shall conduct the
ensuing campaign.
Wreck of tlie Maine.
The United States battleship.
"Maine," lying at anchor in the harbor
of Havana was destroyed by a myster
ious explosion, iTuesdav at 9:40
P. M. The explosion was a teriffic one
and shocked the whole city. It is be
lieved that a hundred of the crew per
ished. Capt Sigsbee's first telegrarii to
the Navy department was as follows -
• Maine blown up in Havanna harbor
at 9:40, and destroyed. Many wounded
and doubtless more killed and drowned.
Wouiidiid and others on board Spanish
man of war and Ward line steamer
Send lighthouse tenders from Key
West for crew and tew pieces of equip
ment still above water- No one had
other clothes than those upon him.
' Public opinion should be suspended
till further report All officers believed
to be saved. Jenkins and Meritt not
yet accounted for. Many Spanish offi
cers, including representatives of
Blanco, now with me and express sym
pathy. _
' "SIGSBEE.
A dispatch from Havanna yesterday,
said that 2 r >3 of the crew were killed by
the explosion or drowned. The explos
ion occured under the ships bows, and
her magazine was back of the coal
bunkers. The explosion was terriffic,
shaking the city.
Indications were that a torpedo had
been explqded urjder the bows of the
battleship.
Captain Sigsbee, who was wounded
in the head, says the magazige was in
perfect order. "In his shirt sleeves he
directed aii the work of rescue. He
was bleeding slightl*. and his clothes
were covered with diri.
His first caru was for the woqnded
All of the crew who were not disabled
showed great coolness and courage.
Five minutes after the explosion the
Alphonso 11., the Spanish cruiser. ly_
ing not far away, launched boats and
hurried tbem to the sinking battleship.
Thev picked up the wounded sailors
and tU<W£ who were swiming.
Harmony and Zelienople.
Christian Sahli and his wife a yonng
couple who recently purchased the
Charley Flowers homestead are rep»rt
ed to both being down with typhoid
fever.
Rev. P. J. Slonaker, of Zelienople,
preached a very eloquent sermon on
Abraham Lincoln last Sunday.
Charley Stokey l<sas<4 the Grand
Central Hotel at Zelienople, from his
brother Hfnry last week and will take
rs)S«i'«sioii of same sometime in March.
Henry is thinking Waving to the
city.
The Rhinelander well at Harmony 1-
in the gas sand this week. The Kirker
well started drilling last Friday.
Janu'3 McCurdy will have a public
sale in the near future. He is going to
move to Pittsburg and will embark in
the milk business.
Erapeoil* Stanffer, brother of 1 171
Stauffer deceased, who was a former
resident of Lancaster township, whose
home now is in North Dakota, Is at
Harmony visiting his mother and
friends. His wife died ab.jut one year
ago and he rented his farm this year
After his visit he will return to the far
West.
Miss Mary Weigle left this r <"
H visit with her sisters'at New Brighton'
Pa., and Dennison, O.
Miss Dieflenbacher. of Zelieipfijlc, Un
accomplished elocutionist, recited at
tlu; institute at Harmony last Saturday.
Snapshots from local Iviaehef sin
stifute held at Harmopv last Satijp];iy :
The attendance was the largest of
any institute in the history of the town.
Prof. J. C. Dightwasa very Napolean
in its management. Its tone was dig
nified and it passed off without a break
**iit; instruction imparted was highly
beneficihl an* tai leaching.
The Wise Bog«s dufltt wa*
Prof. N. P. Bish's talk on "Helpful
Criticism was racy, pointed and very
iH'actjeal.
Pfof O. P pombart. of Mars, de
livered ' 'Character Building'' to per
fecj,i(»n and displayed fine th'rtught.
Prof, it E.' Kf)cher, of Zelienople,
made an excellent on "Why we
go to School." In referring to flu; Kfi
[wised J jint High School lietwenu liar
mony and Zelienople the house greeted
itiw s**ith tremendous applause.
Dr. E. J. rjthian in a timely discus
sion emphasized tjw 111 ,re
1 il>eral funds for apparatus, etc., Lj'
«ch.ool work.
Pn >i t' H Wolford, of Evans City,
pleasingly a'ldcics, !hi' institute <>-t
the teacher's work
Miss Laura Harper rendered a vooal
solo displaying musical talent and held
the audience spell bound.
Misses Swain and Latshaw channe l
*»*W7*"'dv with their skill in instr 1
mental m'utiiu.
The vocaj music by pujMp, rl f ;' Jl ''
money schools was appreciated
(Vuinty Supt. Cheeseman was not
present
Miss Eliza Batttiiui sick.
J'upils of Room .. deservegreiu e*vd:t
for tlie nWant supper tliev furnished.
The sctfie wlu.-n the teachers, visitors
and participant* in uutitnti. v/<;rk weri
enjoying the feast, was imposing
Harmony is to the front ; this was Room
:i's first industrial training lesson.
Ira M Graham, of No. 7, Jackson
J"'?i was present.
Mis« VU tf \,.i;; C'xtkson of the Valencia
school was there
Prof. Dean, ot Wexford attended.
Evans City. Mars, and y.elletiopb
fvell represented.
A. J. I>avif. A M L. Ij. D. principi
of the Clarion Nonnal Hi'luci
a very interesting lecture in the eve
ning on "Alaska." The opera housi
was filled to the utmost.
Everybody was made welcome an<
expressed themselves as well pai«
fi/r liefng prp»j;if,
We cotigrat'ylatc tvoi. Ki„ltt in < x
celling in his undertaking I-,i,g an'
' beneficial may the memories of hi
labors influence all who enjoyed the ac
casion
t
POLITICAL
Matthew Bippus, of Oaklaud town
l ship, has been chosen for Congressionn
'< in the sub district known a
1 No. i, coii'tjK,K. d nf ((akland, Don»*ga
1 Clearfield and MtTlers^.*.>, I,oron' r 'h i
c the coming primary, March 2.nd
e ' Dr Thomas has withdrawn as a ear
'J HVlau- assembly
Nelson H. Thompfo>< withdraw
s as a candidate fox Delegate. nn«
annoUj!' «-d this week as a cohdidate f<
As-Niiibly.
■' Tn<Mnion for Poof House, Feb.'
is, ism.
•; _ _
DISTRICTS
I . 1
■; .. U >*4
: miam= ■Srv... "7 r. 3tt 4 >
Alleghany.. ">2
» linffalo r 19 141
• Bntler ' 4
: I Brady 20 10.
: Clearfielil 1* l 4 ' l
>! Clinton 2:5 !)•">
i' Concord 4 "'
I Clav 23 I<H .
I | Centre 37 105
■ I Cherry X 26 33 :
• j Cherry S :: \j,
! C'ouncxjnenessinfc N 13 ;
I Connocjnenessing S 10 .s >
■ Cranberry "3 HO j
: Donegal 39 129
' j Fairview 114 47 \
I Forward 90 SI [
i Franklin . 21 109 i
: | Jackson E _•} "9 j
: | .Tackson W •» 61 [
; ! .Jefferson 25 I*l i
■ | Lancaster IS I®o
•Middlesex 143 67
I Marion » 21 130
1 Mnddvcreek : 1" 122 |
' Mercer 70 24
i I Oakland | 12 14. (
Parker 237 46 ;
PennN 1W 10
> PennS 139 26
- > Snmmit 28 141
i j Slipj>eryrock ->4
Venango 6H si
Win field 40 I«<> j
Washington N 42 "1 |
Washington S 109 19
- Worth H '64
Butler Ist w.. * 329 39
Patlpr 2d yr »« 4.
Bntler 3d w HOT 5
Bntler 4th w 273 •'*4
Butler ">th w 249 19
r Centreville 1"H 19
• Harrisvillc 44 14
> Prospect 19 9"
? Saxonbnrg 11 - ,y
W. Snnbnry 46 10
Millprstowij S3 ii
i Petrolia 49 11
- Fairview 46 II
■ Karns City 31 23
1 Eyans City 151 **
Harmony 93 17
i Zelienople 7o 103
. Mars 97 2o
r Portersville 1 4()
- Valencia .. ............... 17 13
1 Conno<|neaessing 11 44
I Total 4443 4312
J Majority for a Poor House 131.
More Crooked Work in lii<li:iiiu
Comity.
(From the Indiana Pa. Messenger.)
Among the decisions of the Su
preme Court handed down on Monday
r is the following from this county:
Assigned estate of T. B. Allison, appeal
1 of first national Bank of Indiana: de
-1 cree reversed and set set aside at appel
lee's costs as to the matters complained
of in the specifications of error, and. to
1 the extent above stated, appellant's
' exception is sustained; and it is further
ordered that the record b" remitted to
1 the cqnrt t}elo»w with instructions »o
1 proceed without unnecessary delay to
• final decree, in accordance with this
■ opinion.
s Ex Sheriff W. C. Brown was the as
signee of T. B. Allison and a few days be
fore hM made thp assignnient he confes
-1 seil a judgement in favor of Brown for
the siim of SIO,OOO, alleged to coyer er.
dorseaients by Brown on Allison s notes
in bank. Allison was possessed of a
number of tracts of land, which the
assignee sold. Among the last proper
• ties to be disposed of was one known
as the "Schlemmer tract." in Canoe
township. This had been up for sale
several times, and was finally knocked
down to John Hill of Armstrong town
ship, for $929. No deed was made to
i Hill for some considerable tiuif«. Fin
p ally arrangement-, were consummated
for the purchase of the land by Jacob
1 Buhit and P. C. Muth, for the sum of
$3,225. anil Hill leeded the land to
Z»-itler and they to Buhite and Muth.
The First National Bank, which was a
1 creditor, filed exceptions to the account
of the assignee, claiming that the as
-1 s-.gnee should he surcharged with the
s difference between the price of the
H land as sold to Hill, s9*l ;.nd the price
obtained from Buhite and Muth, $3,225.
i- The case was heard by Judge Greer
and h» dismissed this exception, and
confirmed the account of the assignee,
" with a few unimportant changes. On
1 'his Judge Blair, attorney for the First
National Bank, appealed the case to the
e Supreme court, and the court below
0 was reversed, as noticed in the first part
n of this article.
(t will be noticed the Supreme court
directs ilje coiut Mow tq dispose of
1 the case without -in y , ■'unuccfjssap' de
' lay," which might be construed into a
'' reflection on the manner adopted by
\ »nr court in executing bustnefcs.
Judge White, in refusing to hear the
1 case, said that his friendly personal
relations to Sheriff Brown precluded
r him from sitting as Judge.
j. The Candidate.
Now watch iiiiu
And bustle and tussle
" And take you by the hand,
1 And shake you and slake you
And fake you an.| njake
Think the safety i;f the land
DejK nd.-» on his elect iqn.
f Hw's the best man in the section,
He ix free from all infection,
n With the wrong has BO connection,
And he challenges inspections-
Does the blooming candidate.
Y He will greet you, he will treat you,
He will bally and browbsat you,
!j. will fairly chew and eat you.—
• Just' to jt/U; little vote.
y He will flatter and deceive you
Will agree with and believe you,
He will ne'er do aught to grieve yon
Just to get that precious vote.
Be ib wise.
.. Is not proud and tells U't lij; 1 ?
i Tq be a "people's man' be tries.
tlii: Wiley candidate
-1 Why, he loves vou like ii brother,
Thinks more of you than any other
i Man who ever had a mother,
e Does this whole-souled candidate.
' < t f a]' men he is the fairest,
His bland smile it is the rarest,
And bis brazen t-'illl the barest
1 To be found within the State.
when election day is over,
] And he * it. lit.: h-ld of cjpver,
If you need some little favoi-
He" will tell yoa not to bother—
The successful candidate. E. H. N.
Slippery Itocklets.
Mis l.«.ia I': r-on is slowly recover
f ing from a serlo'n- atta< W of nervous
prostratioh.
t A. J. Coulter, who h t-> b<-en ill with
I appendicitis i- iei««rted letter.
' s I'rof. Uickels and fanjilj, visjted Haf
' )>{.uaburg friends one day last we<;k.
n Mrs A H B.ikoi of <irove City call
ed on Slipperyrock friends last week.
n Dr. D. C. Murphy occupied the M. E.
pulpit on Sunday night and on account
,l of quarterly meeting at St. John s, Dr.
K Maltby will irre tch in the M. E.
I ( _ (iiurcfi on a»K>ui.kji I,'.. rn i^ l f?-
Ben Christley was a Pittsbuig busl- I
,1 n'-ss visitor last week.
H J. F |sard an 1 Prof J. C. Ricketts j
" have lately iii|po«t»d froifi (•f)lijtado (
eleven very fine *he» p of the tin© wool
ed breed.
' Cf - yfk ® s 'k e basis of good health,
ttffG steady nerves, mental,
el r'hvsical and digestive
P> '"M itlt you are nnr
c vou- 1 cr.r'.'-h nn.t purity youV tjlootl witu
. ■ (■■■■ ar 111n. It you arw weak,
bn .• r <s and d*stro to ba utromr,
jjcal 1 !■ I vlgorooa, tiike Hood's bar-
Bajmrili . h will tone your stomach,
rreale an ;-;>)>*tlte and build you up.
| HOOd'S farina
• The B< st -In tii' t tli'- One True BUxxl Purifler.
, euro iiftusra, iiKllgestion,
n tlooQ » I,rlutiac -
For SALE.
\ II
i Y Varm for sale, near Uutler, iao acres,
r o? ' new bank barn, *'• <**>■
' Inquire at thia ollic<
havonlutr?.
Mnd V»»d ir.<ids and etc are in order
Dr. J. H. King is still not able to be
out of doors.
Miss Ketta Burtner was on the sick
list last Monday.
Mr. Petsinger. of Freeport. was in;
tjwn last Sunday.
St. Valentine was very lilieral to the
young folks of this place. Monday.
There is talk of a proposed singing
class at this place.
Services in English were held in the i •
<r. E. L. Church last Sunday evening.
' No regular chnrcli service will l>e j
held in the St. Luke's Evangelical \
Lnti.ern Church until a week from next !
i Sunday morning at 10.30 a. m. j .
Charles Bitumen, the hack driver, j
now wears n smile about s:x inches j
wide; his wife having presented him I
! v ith a tine pair of brand new girl
j twins last Snndav, mother and children
i doing well.
' The Sunday school of ihe St. Lukes
: E\. Lutheran Church presi-nted the
; pastor. Rev. N. N" Harter. with a beau
| rifnl lamp aa a wedding gift, the con
I gregation also presented Mrs. N. N.
j ILu-ter, his wife, with a large box. the
I contents of which were a mystery,
j both were very we'l pleased thanking
' the church and Sunday school very
much.
Withdrawal.
The short time will not permit me to
canvass the county and I respectfully
j withdraw my name, and thank my
1 friends for what thev 'nave done for me.
V F. THOMAS.
The Republican County Committee
Cif Lawrence county set Saturday,
March 26th as the date for their pri
mary. Dr. showalter is the only
man announced for Congress there.
DK.VTHS.
LANGHURST At his home in (.'ran
berry, February !», 183*, Frederick
Langhupst, aged 75 years.
WAGNER At her home in Seattle.
Wash.. February 12. I*9*. Mrs. Mol
lie McCandless Wagner, wife of Wm.
Wagner and daughter of George
McCandless, aged about 35 years.
EYTH —At his home in Butler. Feb.
14. 1898, Frank Eyth, aged 40 years.
MUHTLAN'D At Uniontown, Fayette
County, Pa., Feb 14. 1898. Mrs. Lydia
Murtland wife of Prof. James H.
Murtland, former County Superin
tendant of schools of Butler County.
Royal make* the food pure,
wboletvme and delicious.
mi
POWDER
Absolutely Piiro
: ROVAL BAK.'NQ POWOFR CO . NEW YORK
Sheriff's Sales.
Ily virtu*'of sundry wrlt*<>f V«*n. Ex., li.
F:i.. Lev.. Fa. issued out of tin* Court »>f
('ouiDion Plf.'isof Kut l«*r count v. ami t<»
me (IfCQfrted. there wi.. f.. « :l i<f public
at ihe <V*urt House, in the <»f
But l«*r. on
Friday, March 4th
A. I>. l s '.»7. at 1 o'clock I*. M., the following
described propc « ty. to-wit :
E. I». No. Kl March Term. 1 >'.»■<. Wiillams &
Mitchell, Atty's.
All the ritflit. title, inter.*-»l and claim
John J CampiK'li of. ifi ami t<» all that cer
tain lot or piece of laud situated in Alle-
ny tvvp.. Butler < i».. I'a.. tlounded as fol
lows. 10-wif: On the north l»y lands of .1 ti
(,ii>.on ofr the eifst l»y lands of Hurling et
al. «»n tin- south hy land-, of I'olm. and on the
west hy lainis of <'ohlnrtt. purpart No I
in the purt.ltlon pr«><•• •» in the (.ourt <»f
Coftmion i'leasol liuth*r <'«»• »»etwei«n John
J <'ampl>«:ll tli|? th'fertdaiit, ufnl Isabellu El
lis. as they appear «'ii A I' N»»*il 51arc|» term.
|w!l, lin«ik s, |»ai(e tilff, Partjtjou |)oc"k« tNo I.
page 77, and allotted to the said John
t'ainplM'll in said partition proceedings, con
taining fffty-two acres, more or less, and
having thereon erected a dwelling house,
frame hank barn, ami other outbuildings.
ALSO- Of, in and two all that '*ertain pie«*e
<»r parcel of land situated in Alh gheny tvvp.
Butler <"o.. I'a.. liouuded a. follow-., to-wit:
On the north by lands of J 1' <'rawford, east
by laijds of K«• -a Vamv, on the south by
laiiUsof.) {'t'f-av fortl nn t iie by lands
of Jijmes '
more «ir being the same pi< *e of land
coiiveyetl by Josiab M ThoniPsoii to John J
t.'amphelS by de t <i iluted St pl 'X- record
ed in Peetl Kooiv .No.'iii, page IT. .Ser/.«*d and
taken in e.\e<*utlon as the property of John J
Campbell ai the suit of William Walker.
E. I>. No. li 7. i:j>,i:iii. Mareh Term, is'.is. ||. H.
(ioucher and M -Jnnklii (J a I breath, Atty's.
A|l the right, title. interest and claim of
John Kliyersof.il> ami to all that certain
messuage or lot of land situated in Butler
ijoro.. Butler Co., I'a.. Uoumled as follows,
to-Y\it: On the south bv l«>t and what is
known :is tie I'osioftfee building, being ;i
(H u't ioti of tli«* aligned esi«te of John K
Byers sold and conveyeft by Levi Wise,
assigmx*. by deeif elated June
liit It. to Jiiniis Thompson et. al.; on the
north by lot :»nd building fomn-rly of liobln
sou &- i 'urson now llobfnson \ on
the * oast by lor formerly of
Jauivs Seller-, now W \ ' Clark: on
Ibe west "hy Main -,t reel said lot liavillg a
Xroij* of i)«int fe» i ~ ii|. on Main street
find «;xV*-*pdli|g back »»«i feet to I lie -.aid
lot <»f .1 .1 : • . ' rs I ' •••■'•!■••• •
two story brick dwolHug thereon known as
Dr. Byer's oilice building, and being all of
that Lot of ground situated on Main street in
said'.borough remaining undisposed of and
«!• vrioe<i in n deed ol reassignment from
Levi .M Wise, Esq.. assignee to.John K Hyers,
Deed Book Ipage '.»7.
ALSO -Of, In and t » tii* unclivl«led '• In
terest lil a certain pjeee «>r parcel of land,
more or less, n Summit twp. Butler
Co., I'M., bounded us fol-low- to-wli: 4in the
north l»y the right of way of I'ittsburg
Western IC. K. on which the track of said
railroad is located and lands of McClure
iiejrs; on the s<ni! li\v« <t by the Kittanniug
road ami lands of > I' Voung: on the east by
lands of Oeorge Barclay, ami on Ibe west by
lands of'Jallies and SarnUe! Mifehe}! co|i
tainfng 85 dcrcs iliore Or less tbere
* on erected small board house and stable,
sei/ed and iukeii in t • cufion p the prop
er! y of John I. Byers ;;t the suit of MiS-
Kate M. Byers et. al.
E D No. I7:j, March Term. I- '- J. B. Bredin,
Atty.
All the right, title, int• r* ami claim of
\mella Klein, K\r. ol the estate of I
K lein, dec'ti., of. in a mi to al I that certain lot
or ph ee <»f land situated in fcelienople | M >ro.,
Butler Co.. Pa.. I«4iui»d*'<l ; •» follow.-, to-wit:
On Hit'north'by |»ro[t»*rty of \Mflfuiii
tian. on the ea .i by Aiainstresi On t fie soijl h
hv p#t of
tlay street. Containing <»u«-liulf acre, more
or less, having I hereon erer*tv<l a brick
dwelling house, frame tin shop and hall two
stories high.
VLS<> Of, in and to all that certain lot or
piece of land silualtd in Harmony Imro.,
Butler Co., I'a., hounded as follows, to-wit:
On the north by Commons, on the oast by an
alley, oil the soul h hy .New Castle Avenue,
and on the vest hv Koad si reel, containing .J
acres, more or !«•-». Setye*i and tliken in ex
ecution as t-ho property of Amelia Klein
Exr. of the estate of !•'(. Klein, dec'ti at th«*
-.tin of t arolim- Kearney nee « aroline llei
f« r.
E D No. ao:t Mai Ii Term. IH'.is W. If Lusk.
\ 11' y
All tie I lit tit. ! rile i•■ -1 •nd cjajn. of
.1 Benbcn Ko ' , ol' in «ii|d hi all thai certain
lot or piece of laml situated in Ja- »vs'#u U'j).,
Butle;-1 0., I'a., Imni m led as follows, to-wit:
on the north by KWgre avenue, east by
shady Lane, south hy lands of Orphan s
I ari i School, west by ot le-r lands of \\alla<-e
heii , con milling i and 110 acn PMiro "i
less, and Indug lot No - in the plan of lots
. : i;«t K thy K A McK Im »ui iei or, on Ihe
lands formerly of Jonoph iSelgier, -r.. and
IH-Ini' par| "f .. ai '• ' ' of lau«l wlileli «lie
said Joseph/.elgh-r. S". c< t. . y |tol .1
nan W .VI * Jones and Id Iteiiben Ko-»«-
tenants In common t»y <t«*ed listed May
hurt, and rei'orded in lie- otfhH- of
said county of Bt ;• f in I»• « d B<><-I \o fid.
ii ■ iW-nn of I" 1 vn*'-" >« «• i- I«I 'ii
»i>oof r»-«-<»r<i In ili" i;." <.r<i.-rioli|«;» of l<l
i'"Ult IV, mid IT-I V III;' t 11*'I'. ' 'II i I'. 1 I'-'l ,4 f| :i lli."
' 11< >ll - - UIK I ill' II 111 ''X' .'II! I"LL 'I- ' I' l '
|jn.i«Tly irt .1 I.«-IH><-II li'i Jit Hi"' -)iilt of
I'lUsliuiK ><-.'Ui'lly M.vliiKt "'l'l I-"-'!' At.w>.
fur USl'
K 1) Xo. OBunilm Miir. li Ti rm. I«l»> W. 11.
l,Kk. Att'y.
Al' II" - :; JI • I lit I«■. 'tin 'i'^ l ■' ■' 'ii "f "
N \f,V 'of. In ill;. 1 :r' flllll ;..T 1 ; f
ur<ili|l<l, li(«ip' or (rss, >fl"alIII r. \ nils I ny
liuilwri.U, I'a . I><ni<"ii'l as follow-., to-wit;
4 >II 1 111 - north by UII all'*y, "w thu t*a>t I .y mi
ill;«■>. oil III! Mititii liy \ all Uurrn •>'rei 1. ami
on t*ii.- west liy lot HI A 1 1.01/, lit'lliu i 0 ft rt
front on said \ an Itun 11 str.-i'l anil • xI * no
Iliai'k I ii.'i .'f roui I" 1 t having iln i» on I
etvcled a frame liouae (one »torj) and other
s.-i*<-. 1 and laWi'n a. I In- |iroI
." lyof - \ : l.e suit of .1 K lirown |
I "I'M
1 r. ii, >. ttt >t ,i, t. » ... i-i- M.-t,i.o«t|o,, |
& Mo''ii , \lt)'i
All tin' rlxht, tltlr, lilt- i. -I and . lulm of
. I..hn lialla'.'li. I. Jtttuen UlillMlier and John
W r of. ill and I" all that .-.•rtali,
- ipHce Mfcel. tract and m ; '. ; ; "V'' 1
Mtnaiul >i< < I ! I I Uut • • < ' la.;
Uuind.'d (otti'.*i. ii.-wll: "» lll'' I'O.th I
l.y i>arl of •.am. tra.'l i."« ' ' i ' l " t ' l
1 liallagln-r. • ast hy lands of
nil III.' soul ii hv lands ol I nd \> hit'- and on
the wt'st hy ladds of Waiuk-U Usilii'; C-II
tainins 4* aoK 1 ;. fina "n.ivmg thortvm rr,vto<i
-i TWO ,torv mud fran.e n »u*e double l«nr
harn and othei I set Mortg p
N»» 41. t f* i reference Seized
and taken in execution a> the property of
John Oallagber. Jan» > Gallagher and John
W < • allagher ai the suit of Francis Laube.
F D N" Ist and Mandi T« rm IS*K >!•••
Junk In A «- al breath and Williams A.
Mitchell Atty s.
All tin right, title, interest and claim of
Wilson Kennedy of. in and to all that cer
tain piece or parcel of land, more or les?>.
situated iu K«-nfrew Ihhs».. Butler Co., I'a..
hounded a-» follows, to-wit : On the north by
lands of D. Kenfrew and James Patrick, e
by ConiuHincnessini?creek, on the Miutli by >
lands of William Kennnh. on the west by
the right of way of the p\ W i; j; ; conialn
iiig 3*4 acres, having thereon erected a one j
story frame house, frame barn and other
outbuildings. Belnd and taken in execution
as the prop*-rty «»f Wilson Kenmsly at the
soil of Mi- Nan *3 .1 Hani' i n«»w for ;ini .if
A net t a J Niblo«< et. at.
E. D. No. March Term. 1». W. 11. Lusk.
Att'y.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
charh's r (• lenn of. In and to al! that « er
taln lot or pie- « of land situated in \\ Sun
bury !»oro.. Butler < 0.. I'a.. lM>unded as fol
-I«iws. to-wit: On the north by lots of \\ right
heirs and Andrew Porter, east by public
road, south by public road, west by an alley:
having thereon ereeted a frame house, sta
ble ami ot her outbuilding-*. Seized and tak
en in execution as the property of Charles I*
C«'len 11 at the suit of William Allison.
F.. P. No. T and 231. March Term. l*«.K W. A.
Korquer and Cumiiiings, Atty's.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
iiohert A Kdwards. Ali«-«- K l-'au>>el and J II
Kaubel «»f. in and to all that certain piece or
parcel of land situated in Butler twp.. But
tei i 0., I'a.. boonded as foUovs, to>vH: On
t he noi l h by -I <h-g. public road, lands of Mrs.
V..shrink. Charles Duffy. John Muntz and
I'lauk Koad; on the east by old I'ittsburg
i'ike. i>n the south by lands of John Muntz.
James Bredin and M I' Mitchell heirs, on the
west by lands of James Bredin. and'lands of
M I' Mitchell heirs: containing 15acres, more
lor less. For reference see mortgage l»ook
4 s . page having thereon frame house
and barn, chicken house, water well. tank,
and house water well, outfit for pumping in
cluding tank, gas-engtne. etc.. ami other out
buildings. Seized and taken in execution as
: lie property of Kolierl A Kdwards. Mrs.
Alice K. Fa übe I and J. 11. Faul>el at tin- suit
of .1. J. Leidecker et al.
F D. No. 1M Ma»ch lernt, ISJIS. Halstou &
Greer. Atty's.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
Lewis McMarlin and sar.th Alice McMarlin
of, iu ami to all that certain lot or ple**e of
land situated in Mars bom.. Butler Co.. i'a..
I funded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a
point on the east side of I'earl street 12a feet
from ttie corner «»f IVarl and Arch street;
thence along said Pearl street a distance of
37 feet north 2 deg and min. west:
1 hence by a line north 47 dee '.id ndn. east
a distance of one hundred twenty-six feet to
a point on the vves.t side of long alley: thence
by lonj? alley t dog south 39 min. a <!i>-
tance »>f :<7 feet to a noint: tlience by line J7
deg :i0 min. west a distance of 126 feet to tin
place of beginning; having thereon erected a
two story frame house. «*tc. Seized and tak
en iu execution as the property of Lewis Mc-
Marlin and sarah Alice McMarlin at the
suit of John Nicklas.
E. D. No. Is*. March Term. 1 *.»•*. W. D Bran
don. Att'y.
Ali tin 1, »it. tit i« i 111 •m st and claim «<f
J M Doflds of, in and to all that certain lot of
ground situated in Ist ward Butler boro.,
Butler Co.. Pa., liounded as follows, to-wit:
<»n the north by and fronting on Maple ave.
•Ofe' t.east by lot .if I B Dodds. on the
so'ith by an alley, and on the west by iot of
Emit Bruny: lieing ri»\i.>>. more or less, bav
in:: thi reon erected a frame house and other
outbuildings, seized and taken in execution
as the property of J M Dodds at the suit of
F B Dodds.
F. D. No. and March Tewi4 ; Ih#s. W.
D. Brandon and W. .\ JVvr<|iu-l, Atty's.
All tbe right, tUie, inti'iH'st and claim of L
E Hrackney of, in and to all that certain
lot of ground situated in Butler boro.. But
ler Co.. I'a. liounded as follows. to-wit: 011
the north by Fiilon street, on the east by an
alley, on the south by an alley, and on tin
vest by an alley: being lots No 17. l-> and lit.
in the Uobert («raharn plan of lots in said
liorough Nos. 17 and Israeli fronting on said
I'nion st? t tSS feet J inches, and extending
i»a«*k 170 feet to an alley, and No l'.l fronting
sj feet, more or less, on said street and ex
:eiiding back feet it> an allev and is 71
feet 7 inches on the alley. Seized and taken
in exei-utloi. as the property of L E Brack
ney at the suit of J Emery Brandon et. al.
E. I>. No. March Term. IKK W. D. Bran
non. Att'y.
All the right, title, interest and claim of If
B MahalTey and Francis M MahafTey of. in
and to all that certain tract <if land situated
iu Middlesex twp.. Butler Co.. I'a.. hounded
as follows, to-wit: On tin* north by lands of
.lames Brown ai|d \\jll»am Mjller. east by
lands of Mrs. Starr, on t lie south by
public mad and John Parks heirs, west by
lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Deitrh'k: c«*nl:tining
•J". a< res. more or les>, being lot No. i in par
tition of real estate of James S Parks heirs,
having thereon a frame house and oubbuild
ings and mostly cleared. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of K
P. Ma ha tie y and Francis M Mananey at the
-.uit of Butler Ssvlngs Bank.
E. D. No. lU!*. March Term. ISIN. T. C. Camp
bell, Att'y.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
.lames M»*LafTerty of. in and t«» acres of
land, more or hss of Cloarlield
twp., Butler Co..''Pa-'. lK»unded us fol lows, to
wit : On tin- north by P Mcßride et. al.. 011
i he east hy lands of f' Mcßrlde and P Logue.
on the south hy lauds of P Logue and c
Stidghner, and on the west by St. John's
church property, having thereon erected a
log house, stabh* and other outbuildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of James McLaflerty at the suit of Liz
zie Met 'lalFerty.
E. D. Nos. 44. 4">. ai»d Z£ f March Term. Islis.
W A Foiijuer and Mates Voung, Att'y.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
William Christie of. in and to all that cer
tain piece or parcel of land situated iu
< berry twp., Butler Co.. I'a., liounded as fol
lows. to-wit: Beginning at a stone at the
northwest corner: thence by lands of Chris
Kinker et. al. south lis .leg. east Itt 0-10 per
ches, to a post : t hence south hv lands of
I'hris Klnker. south 1 deg. west 01 r»-10 per
ches to a ixist'i the nets bvjands «.»f John Lou
den et al. north s.s deg. la min., west ll"> li-10
IH-rches to a ]>oSt; t hence by lands of John M
Conway, north il deg 30 min. west 10U 9-10 per
ches to a stone, the place of beginning; con
taining slxth-l wo (IB) acres strict measure as
surveyed '»v B F Milliard. Es«|. Sec deed
dated April Ist. lrtK!, of record in the Rec
order's oHicc at Butler, Pa. Having thereon
erected a frame house, frame harn and
ot her outbuildings. Sie/i d j»nd lakcn 1n ex
eeution as the property of \Vlljh}fq Christie
at the spit c»f J«|hi| Herg Si Co. et. a»,
E. I>. No. 244, March Term, lstis. W. 11. Lusk.
Att'y,
All the right, title interc-a and claim of
Mattlurw B Snow of, in and to all that cer
tain lot or parcel of land situated in Butler
lioro., Buih*r Co.. I'a., houuded as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner
al a post the corner of lot No 50 and South
street; t hence iu an easterly direction 50
feet along said lot South street to a post, the
corner of said south street with a2O foot al
ley: thence iu a southerly direction 17."> feet
along the line of said alley to a post the
corner of said with another !5" foot alley;
tlience |n a Westerly din-cl ioit -V f«,M along
the Urn-of S; v id l: M mentioned alley, to a
post I Tie corner of said alli'y with lot No "V.»;
1 hence in a northerly direi-lion feet along
Ihe line of saiil lot No.V.ltOthe place of *>e
ginning, ceing lot No iu the plan of lot
laid out for Philip Daubenspi c| l.y t» < Pil
low Sep dei d d:»ted June 2 K*'>. Having
t lie»« on a farlll house and other outbuild
ings. Sefzi d aiid taken in execution as the
property of Matthew U MIOW at the suit of
Pittsburg Security Savings and Lonn \s-»o.
for use.
E. D. No. M March Term. HUH. McQulstion
tV Moore. Atty's.
All the right, title. Interest and claim of
Joseph Warren being a life Interest under
and by virtue of the last will of Mrs. Shauor.
dee'd., of, in and to III) acres of land, more or
less, sit uated In Franklin twp.. Butler Co.,
PH.. hounded as follows, to-wit: On the
north hv lands of Ihinlr Sh«.iu»r on tin east
bv lands of (*;» I higher oh th£ south bv lands
oi Peter l\ linger and'Klpper and on the west
hy lands of English heirs and of Snyder;
having thereon eivcicd a frame house, sta
ble and other outbuildings. Seized and tak
en In execution a-> the properly of Josenh
Warren at t lie sipt of Samuel lien phlii for
n its of I'l h' .
I. D. No. 71 ipid i r.'. March Term, ls'js. Bow
ser Bros, and W. A. apd F. J. l'or«itter,
Atty's
All the right, title. Interest and claim of
John Mi*. Milliard of. In and to all that cer
tain piece or narcel of laud situated iu Ve
nango t wp.. Butler Co., Pa., liounded as fol
lows, to-wit: On the north by Daniel Mil
lard, on the east by lands of \Vllliam Bell,
on the south by lands of W II Coe, and <in
the west by lauds of Hamilton Kedlck ; coii
ttiiulpg iy> sicres. moieor less, lup lng there
on ef eei • d f i.m,< housi. af»d bai.n afid«d her
mil iniilflhik' s |/i.'l ;in«l iiikrii I" 1. wilti«hi
n> tli,• t»f. ij><*r«.v <if ,l«.l»n Mr UlUni'il ii' lll**
suit <>f J'llui t> Hill i*t. nl.
|{. I>. No. 24«, MIIPI'Ii T.-rm i-'>. Williams A
Mitchi'll. Att'y.
All tli<- rijfiit, till'*, liiU'r«'»l uud rlalm uf
Tlioiiia-. MrOluiil.s, (li-r'il.. .laii.i s W M.-i;iii
nis. Ailinr.. "f Tiionia-. .Mi-liiimls. ili r'il. "f,
in ami to all that <•< rlaln |.l«"'»- "i uarr. l of
ianil. moil or it!»». siliiati-il in lliilfalo twp .
Kill I.T < 0.. I'll.. I'l'iinlli'il as follows 10-wil:
(In tin- i."i lii I >> of Martin .Saulor ami
1 iirir.i'i I'iff* nv tin'N' f .l.nx Uh:ln'y.
on tiif* - l.f < J lt ami
OIIIIh WI'SI bv lands of iMhi rt .lolmston
1, M <l. ill*, i-oiitaliilii!; 'in acres, iiiori- or less.
, ioiii "in- lialf cli-ai'-'l aiifl liavliiK tli. n-on
1 .-.1 11 fr.'iii" hous.; wi:.*itln'rlioar<l.*<l.
fi lip -I a 1.1. .'tiKl ol 1..-1 . >l| 11 ill I 111 i nil'.. S<*l/'''l
;.t.il laK'.l. f|. •'*. 1..r, llli. |.i:. 'lll . ..V J.f
I liiuna 1 M.'lill'.l'K <l' '*'*' .liinirS M' l'innls,
\.|iui of Till.llla, Mi'dlllllls, (il'i 'll. 11l I In*
-i:ll of J'llui T Martin I i trust for• Sitrali M' -
(Miinis now for UM' of Huruli Mcfilniil*.
I ii No. II Marrli Ti rm. IHIW. \V. A. I' •'
l'ori|iirr. Atty's.
Ml till' riltht, till''. Inl'l-I'st ami i lalni of
Inliii M I.ollll' 11 of. In ami loall tliat . i rlain
iii.M for nar.'i l of laml. moi-i'or l.*.s, sltii it.-d
'll C'*iy l»ii li'itlirt" I'a l»mnd'-tl as fol
-I~^l.--wit, .^ l.--wit . Ii 1 im 11.a ■ 1 1" k ''
>,ori licast/'.ri.' r lh"i '-' -*>■ rl. I»y laVlds rtf
l .nii- 1;i. r ■ . ..<1 I! II N "iintf'HKS-in rrlii*s,
i.Vs.'t —afi-.t- tli**n»*i* Ciy" lail'l- of It,;v .lann s
1., 1111. 1 li'-ils and li.: \\\ I' 111 •a • 1111 now .1 c
I*., ~.111, nial'" I. ili»*»»'*i- t.'>«ili li> tillni
lands of' formally ownnd hy l'H|it Miinm l
],ou<h 11. now owni'tl hy .lolin M Mrv
( hrtstl.-ft. 111. WlS.Vfo ii'-ri-Ues to a post ;
thi 11-1-.-ast by lands of llinry I isor no'.v
William 1 'hrtstl.- ami I 'lirlstophcr Klnk.*r
In Irs, '.»*• r.VJIKI iK'i'i'hi s lo 11 post, till' liiai'i* of
>M"' l ittil>iK: '*onlainln„' IWI ai n- •, tuori; or li-ss,
and l« ln« tin* satiM- pli'i'.- of Ittiul ih-fd.-d to
lol.ii M l.<mdi ii I / .''an.pi ' l.'iipl" p hv 111 I'd
ili l-'i Ii I'f ii l"/-» ,'f, l»('-l Hi*i"U
idi ui,-' I'll, (lili I ill? 1 hi' 1. ..i| • 1 1-. I .'.I a fniuii-
I,oils'* fniuii- ham 1| I.<l "llli : oul 11 11 i;. I i 11 V.'.
1/. ,1 and taUi'ii in i'Xi"'Uti"ii is the prop' r
t\ of John.M Ixiudon at tliu suit of John
l».-rK * I '°'
M.sn < if. In and 10 all t hat certain jili* .-
or parri'l ot land, sitnat'-d in « lay twp.. Ilul
li i to . I'a., U.und. d and d- s. riU d as fol-
I lows to-wli: tin tlie north lands of It.• -
I Ix-.-. a Ktissi'l hi lr -. 011 lln .-ast hv lands of
1 ■ | | , ,| 1 1 -till I \ 1 I illi''
I l .uid". iin(l'M I/I I n,.yi ' ",','lolc tl',l v,. ,t
I T.yi.iinl "f Joi'h Hail.("\ i 1 Itlrty
f.'iui ni*n». tun. "i a ... iii ina tin* samti land
purchased hv John M i.ouden from Mrs.
I Catherine Kln/er by article of agreement.
, |, c ai,,.. i • •II realty is mostly eU m d
j IVOII as 1 he" property of John m. Louden yt
! thes.i, of J...M Uin,* ...
1 |> Ho. March Term. -. I X A \.
Bows« r. Ally's.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
t«eorgc* H MartsoTf ami liei.ry Marts4»|f of
in arid to all t hat certain pi«sN- or pa reel «»f '
land, more or le»s. situat*-d in Centrt» twp.
Butler Co . I'a.. liounded as follow- to-wit* 1
On tlie !,« rt h h\ lands of Moore VcC:oidie«.s
formerly, now heirs « f M<n»rt McCandless
ami lands of l'rank Koliler; <»n tin* east by ;
lands formerly of James McCandless. now j
Henry Huffman anil Bert .McCandless; on !
the v*»uth by lands of formerly William Mc- j
i and less, now Hum»s A >! -Camlless or a !
public road: on the west by lands formerly j
of John Kose, now Mrs Jennie Johnston: j
containing »»» acr«*s. mors- or i»-s>. having j
thereon erected a lojc <1 welling houst*. with j
slied kitchen at taelied. lot; hank barn and
other outbuildings, orchard of apple and
1 cherry trees, mostly cleared and under
fence. Beiug same con veyed by James MC
( andh -s to Henry Martsolf hv dtssl dated
January 9L 88. See Deed Bonk No r
page Seidell ami taken in exeeution as
the property of <>eorge M Murtsolf ami
Henry Martsolf at the suit of John Berg A.
Co for UM* of Wm It tit to.
K. 11. No. -47. March Term. lst>7 A. T. S<*ott,
Alt y.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
George W Winslow of, in ami to all that cer
tain l«»t of laud situated iu Butler INITO..
Butler Co.. I'a.. Isiunded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the south side of West Clay
street on line <»f lots «.f mis V. G ftiester;
thence eastward along -aid streetfeet to
lot of \N illiam Lighthold; thence s<»nthw:ird
by said lot l^ l feet to an alley; thence west
ward along said alley ."*> feet to lot of Mrs K
t» Bester before mentioned: thence north
ward by said lot feet to West Clay street
the place of beginning: being the seme prop
er! v which was conveyed to the said t.eorge
\\ Winslow. bv Klizalieth iteed and
by deed dated Jnlj 7, IMI. See Deed Book
hi»». page Having erected thereon a
frame house, stable ami other outhuihtaigs.
seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of t.eorge W Winslow at the suit of the
Pennsylvania Savings Fund and Asso.
K. D. No. 2+."». March Term. W-. s F. Bowser
Sc tiro.. Atty's.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
lVter Kihn and Catharine Kihnof. in and to
all that certain ira<-t of land situated - in
Butler twp.. Butler Co. Pa.. Imunded as fol
low-. to-wit: Be&rinuing at the northwest
corner at a post: t hence by lands of Henry
Miller heirs and t'Ottteib \Veis. ustein south
vlO deg east 1?"» perches to the centre of
Mercer roan: thence along the centre of said
road south 17deg. east 17 perches; thence
south 2t> deg. east t'.i 5-10 |ierches: thence
souths 7 5-10 deg. west along lands of .Mi s
Sarah McCandless lt»s pi-rches to a |K;st:
thence hy lauds of M Mulligan north s deg
. east 7112-10 perches to the place of beginning:
containing 7*.» acres and ">o perches strict
measure and being the sum**- tract of laud
convi-yed by Ja<rob Keck to Peter Kihn the
grantor hereof bv deed N aring even date
herewith and liepig taken to secure the bal
ance of purchase money for the within de
, scril»e<l t;a« tof land, having thbreon ereeteil
a frame one story house, frame barn and
other outbuildings- Seized and taken in ex
ecution as the property of Peter Kihn and
Catherine Kihn at the suit of Jacob Keck.
E. I>. No. lit 7. March Term. lsys. Painter vV
Murrin, Atty's.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
• James Kaufman. Sr., of. in and to aM that
certain piece or parcel of land situated in
Clay t wp,. Butler Co., Pa. v liounded as fol
lows. to-wit: Beginning at a stone post:
thence north \ dejg- west, along the line of
laids of George TTmblin heirs I-si 5-10 per
chea to a stone post; thence wed along tin-
P I ine of lands of (Jeorge Timblin heirs 17 per
, ches to a stone post: thence north 1 deg.
west along the line of lands of M Timblin.
now m-Call. 33 perches to a stone post :
» hence east along the line of lands of Wil
liam Smith heirs. 4" perclie* to a stone post:
! t le.-nce south deg. east along the line of
lands of the h« irs of Susaita and Nancy Tim
blin 83perches to a ston-* po«*i- thence south
10 deg. east along of said lands lit!
I perches to a stoi;e post: thence west along
the line « f lands >f J;icoh Brown heirs. 57
perches to t lie place of beginning: contain
ing sy acr«»s, having thereon erected a two
story frame house, frame barn and other
, outbuildings: also a good orchard, said farm
, mostly cleared and in a good state of culti
vation. Seized and taken in executien as
i the property of James Kaufman. Sr.. at the
suit of James Kaufman, Jr.
K. I>. No. 213. March Term, lslis. Mates &
Voung, Atty.s.
All tin* right, title. Interest and claim of
Harvey Cruikshanks and Mary F.Ua Cruik
shanks of. in ami to ail t hut * \ \lain pie<*e or
parcel of land situated in infield twp..But
' ler Co_.. Pa., bounded as follows, to-wit: On
the north liy Wia«l leading from Saxon Sta
-1 tion to Denny's mill, and lands of H L
Becker and Hiver heirs; on the east by lands
of H II Becker et. al.. on the south by lands
of tieorge Watson ami c Y Noble, and on the
v.est by landsof Claude Mangel '.containing 110
• acres, more or less, ami beiug the same f:ipm
, owned by Adam t'ruikshanks in his lifetime
I and by lils will devised to U\>. wido\y and
I heir.s who have ct.nv v*d to lirsl parties.
r see recorijs foi ii.ferem e, Mortgage Book 4s.
page 25, Having thereon erected a frame
house, frame barn and other outbuildings.
Seized and taken iu execution as the proper
ty f Harvey Cruikshanks and Mary Ella
i ruikshauks at the suit of M (' Ekas.
E. D. No. 301. 205. March Term. 180s. A. M.
Cornelius. Painter X Murrin. Atty's
All the right, title. Interest and claim of
John J hutford of. in and loall that certain
piece or parcel of land situated In Connoque
ncssing twp., Butler Co.. Pa., liounded as fol
lows. to-wit: On the north by lands « fp. W.
Thomas, oil the east hv 'i.rus of SteVeuson
C brothers formerly Kjcr Ijeirs, on the south
by laud of fi. Bvtggle, and P. Oiese, and on
the west by lands of James Nlblock: contain
ing lifty-four acres, more or less, mostly
eleart d and having thereon erected a frame
dwelling house: also a gooil orchard. Seized
and taken iu execution as the property of
John J. Ihilford at the suit of W. I). Brandon
et. al. for use of E. J. Dodds.
E. D. No. 2.>1, March T'.rn;. 181)8. John
H. Levi M. Wise, Att'y.
All the ritfht, title, interest and claim
of Margaret Streyle, and heirs of Fred
erick Streyle, owners or reputed own
ers of, in and tq ali thai certain piece
or lot ot land, situated in Harmony
boro, Butler Co., Pa., bounded as fol
lows, to-wit: On the n.»rth by Cnllv
Hill street, running
144 feet the «tst, and on the south
by Main street and fronting on said
> street 287 feet and on the west by Lib
1 erty street running along said street
100 feet; having thereon erected a frame
> house. Seized and taken in execution
1 as the property of Margaret Streyle and
] heirs of Frederick Streyle, owners o;*
I reputed 'at the suit of the
borough of Harmony.
E. D. No. 114, m i:ib. VJ-l Mareh T..
ihuh. Brandon tV black 4 . Attys.
r All the right title, inierest and claim
of W. J. (irubba, of, in and to all that
certain piece or lot of ground situated
in Butler boro, Bn'JerCo., Pa,, bound
, ed and described as follows, to-wit: On
» the north Il3* lot of Mrs. Bell, on
the east by Lookout Avenue, on the
south by lot of Reuben MeE!ya;n Übd
• on the west l>y Qllwy* ueiiig and front
ing t'fcrt} -five "feet On Lookout Ave, and
; extending back westward 125 feet to
said alley, having thereon erected a
frame house, frame stable and other
outbuildings. Seized ;unl taken in exc
cation as the property of \V. J. Grubbs
at the suit of Dr. W, McCandless,
. et. al.
E. 1) No. tiii4, March Term, IHUH.
Mates & Young, Attorneys
All the right title, interest and claim
ol Eliza J. Hilliard and Samantha Hil
liard, ,of. in and to all that certain
piece or lot of ground situated in But
ler boro., Butler Co., Pa., boonded and
described as follows, to-wit; On the
north by an alley, on th»j east lot of
Henry Wagner! on the south by North
street, and on the west by lot of Mrs.
Tirza Lowman, being the east half of
lot No. 102 and fronting on sai . North
1 street feet, more or less Hiid hay
ipg therein erected *» fiance two story
house and <iut buildings. Seized and
takim in execution as Ine property of
Eliza J. Hilliard and Samantha Hilliard
at the suit of Chris (Jelbach for use of
James Hamel.
E. D. No. 100, 107, 108, ill, 112, 113,
249, March T., IHIIB. Brandon, For
quer, Williams & Mitchell, Attys.
All the fight, vitk. interest and claim
qfV fc'Hovi* of, in and to all that oer
tain piece or parcel or lot ol ground
situated in Butler boro., Butler Co.,
Pa., bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: On the north by land of
of Thomas Donaghy, on the east by
lot of George Purviance, south by and
fronting on Penu and on the
west by lot of Mrs. N 15 Jacobs, being
41# feet, more or less front on Petin
street and extending l»ack by parallel
lines aifl frit, being all of'lot No i», and
part of lot No in the partition of
property of .I N purviance dee d., hav
ing thereon erected a frame house pf
modern ap-hi|eeture wUh l»ath room in
ciainuction. and taken in ex
ecution as the property of 1* S Hovis at
the suit of Butler County National
Bank et. al.
TIUMS or SM.F The following must la
st alctly complied with when properly Is
st rlcken down.
I. \\ hen the plalntilT or other lien creditor
he -oiin s the purchaser. I lie eosts on 1 lie vv rlt
must he paid, and a lis' «-f the lienn, includ- J
inn 11.011 L-iiw 1 si'Mi eld** on tin p»r>p.-Ttv *"'|d.
10^et1l*. v l v ;tll Slich jlell Cjejttor's receipt*
for till AiuMiilt OT the |CCM .1 of till • '
such poj lion t'ln ieof as In- may claim, must
he fufnished I hi ShenlT.
i Ali l»ld% must !>♦ paid In full.
;j. All sales not settled Immediately will
he colli 111 tied unt II I o dock p. m. of I lie next
day at which time •«!! properly not settled
for will again lie put up ana sold at the ex
panse and risk of the person to whom lirst
■ sold.
•Sei* Purdon's Digest, tltli edition, pnire 44«
and Smith's Fore s paj{< ;is#
Sl|«?| ill Office Butler Pa . lVh. I*.. I^>.
C. SELIGMAN &. SON
""tailors - "
___ "t >■■■ ~
No. 416 W. Jefferson St.,
Butler, Pa.
I A l:it. -.1 Fori'lun
..ml D.im.Ntl.-
1 ftl ways iu stock. i
1 i'. Hiyie and Work
tt .|ll sh 10 KuaranteiHl
Im jflve satisfaction.
. PRICES REASONABLE.
gSIHMBSHHHBHHHHHH®
| SWEEP SPECIALS jg
This is the season for closing cut the Old Lots. Some of the feat
l>est value* we have offered are still here. but coine soon if you rar
cipect t • bay t the prices we qiote bel«
f-~> was the price of a fine f\[\ Ijjf \II ' >r '°° IK,W ' s S l2 5° VStf
#3O was the price of a fine 111111 Price now is 18 00
yst }l7 was the price of a ROO<I i EXTEXSION 1 Price r.o« is $lO gS
fjo was '.he price of a good 1 TABLE, 1 Price now is *l4
*lO was the price of DECORATED TOILET SETS, price now is
3
8 M&i ROCKING CHAIRS. ®
agar
5 [ IVI Rocking Chairs left at jlsS
[§pr. |£[l the above prices. Prices
j~"'| I I were a third to a half
jS Decorated - ®
a o» $1 n
||| Sets $lO. |g
A nice assortment to IfJ&x 5
select from; 100 pieces jSSS
Jra in each set. You save /Wf VS&
2ss% money if you buy then sag
this month,
1 Campbell ft Templeton i
jjj BUTLER, PA. ||
Pape FJros,
jeweisEßS.
We Will Save You Monev On
•/
( Diamonds, Watches Clocks,T
) Silverware, 1847 Rodger Bros. <
j Plateware and Sterling Silver *>
(Goods, (
Oar Repair Department takes i:i all kinds ol Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, etc
122 S. Main St.
Old gold and silver taken the sam-j as cash.
VICK S SEEDS
THREE RAMBLER ROSES,
While, Yellow, <'rlm*on, will make a magnificent hedge, beautiful sJnde A r .l». I A H^ykln
lot the piazza. or charming bed. Cunu.*nt bloomers ; perfectly hardy One f 111 I V till I iH|]Tn
plane wilt produce thousandsgftioweji These three Climbing Roses delivered J
TREE UPON~APPLICATION.
f7"T#^Tr GARDEN AND FLORAL CUIDE.
W JLwAjL The Busy Mail's Cataloifue and Ihe l.adictt' (>ardt*r.er and Adviser.
*1 Ne Mtly one containing full descriptions 9tud Infections for planting and culture; so comprehensive.
it.? 1. tla*.«..t»ed and indexed'.hat
HE WHO RUNS* MAY READ.
M.»m\ ;ll.jMfcaticma from nature. Colored plates of Sweet Tea";, Nasturtiums, TuberouS Peponias,
C'Oldcu l>ay Lily, Cactus I >ahi:as, Daybreak Asters, lieantifully embossed cover. 120 large pages,
completely failed with honest illustration* Vifk'tt SvettH \ervr iPisappoiiit.
JAMES VICKS SONS. Rochester, N. Y.
B
A
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BARGAINS
A
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S
Are Not All Gone
VVc have a lot of Monarch
shirts made of Garners per
cales former price $1.50 now
going ar 75c
33 l-3per cent Off
on ail winter underwear and
lots of broken sizes going at
one-half price.
We Still Have
a few of those $5, $-|, and $3
hats in the Dollar Sale.
Wo Have About
five dozen fine wool top
shirts in Jilack and Brown
shades, worth $2, and $2.50,
we nre offering thctri at $125-
Come in and tell us what
you need and see if we can
not supply you.
COLBERT 4 DALE,
242 S. MAIN ST Burr.Hß. I'A.
Seanor & Nace's
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
Rear of
Wick Mouse, Butler, Penn'a.
The IH-.I of liorx-S ami Hrsi I-IIUM rlc* al
wavson hand and for hire.
M.-M at'.'. mi modal ion-. In town for |nrma
m-nt lioar.llntf and transient trade. Hpeel
al can- Kuarantei d.
Stable Room For 65 Horses.
A k<mkl class of horses, both drivers ami
draft l»«»r « > always on hand and for saie
under :i full guarantee; and horn's Imuirlif
1 • |Hill pi-.. by
SEANOR & NACE.
T.l«|tlioiie, No. 2W
HENRY BICKEL
HAS OPENKD
I'p Tin-: LARGE BHICK
LIVERY STABLE
ON-
WEST JEFFERSON STREET.
DUFFY BLOCK.
n<l is pr;p.,red to l'urnish first-class rigs
At prices to suit the times. When want
ing anything in the livery line, it will
pay you to call on him first, as he is
tli re to d<> liu.'.iness—to acc mitnodate
the public.
HENRY BICKEL,
801 l Phone 36. People's
EYtS EXSB 4 KbU KHEK uP CtiAK-iE
R L. KirKpalrick, Optician and Jewelai
Next to Cc urt House RuMcr, I.ate
| Qradnfte La Fort institute
WOOL
TO SELL WRITE TO
W. c . RUMBERGER,
Care A. Tn)utßi:i:i's IH'TLEU. l*A
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
The Ford farm in Donegal twp., near
Millerstown is for sale. I' contains
alKHit 150 acres, is well watered and in
good condition For terns inquire at
his office
1
! L. S. McJUNKIN,
Insurance and Real Estate
Agent.
1 117 K. JKFFERSON ST..
BUTLER, - PA
I The i}oTis6R Cltiz€n.
» SI.OO per year if paid in ail vauce, otlierwlsi'
$1 ..">*♦ will IN* charged.
APVIKTISIM; KATIES One lucli. on© t!mu
s|; each Hubseijucnt. insertion .» cents each.
Audi tors' and divorce notlc< hfi j-acli; ('xw
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