THE CITIZEN.
THURSDAY, SEPTKMBER 28, 1599.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lO.' {—All advi-rtl-rfr* Intendinz to make
nana » in lii'lr atls. should ootlfy us til
ae'r lnlenti«>n lo d« n » T iuUrr tbun Moo
■ty moroioc.
Pnblic sale nroperty of Margaret
Boyle
Jun - list for Nov Term.
Notice.estate of F. Jennie Thompson.
Ruff's locals.
Patterson BroV wall paper
Wick's umbrellas.
Marti neon rt & Cos blankets and
robes.
Kirkjmtrick s spectacles
C. & T's conches
Newton's musical goods.
Zimmerman's Eall arnl Winter op -n
--ing
0 Brien's gas stove".
A<]miniMiau>rs and Kxer lion of
.m tiecare their receipt books at ih<? CITI
AKS and pento'i.-* making put»!icsales
note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
Head W. R. Newton's new auv.
The pads make some ot them look
very tail-across
—Look out for John R. Grieb's adv.
of his big stock of toys.
—Centennial meeting in the Court
House, tomoirow (Friday; evening.
We'll have Indian Summer before
the snow flies. This is only S<juaw
Winter
—"Strassgrabenspazierrer" is German 1
for tramp, and occasionally yon see one
of them
—There is no prettier sight on Earth
than a woman sweeping the street with
a horseblanket skirt.—N. B.
We have a few copies of last week's
paper left over, and those who want to
begin our new story can yet be accom
modated.
—A subscriber, in renewing for 1900.
says: '*We are greatly delighted with
the CITIZEN and feel that we cannot
get along without it "
The buckwheat crop of this county,
this year, is above the average. Andy
Lemon's crop in Butler township was
2:i bushels to the a'-re.
—That was a jolly crowd of Bntlerites
fishing at Neshannock falls last week.
They report the fishing good but some
greedy fellow had denned ont the
stream with a sein and there was not
much left to catch.
The three Sutton brothers John
Ziegler, Paul Shaffner and some others
with a pack of dogs went after coons
around Lcota Saturday night and after
many exciting incidents bagged two.
They got home in time for breakfast
Sunday morning.
Prospect Academy opened Tnesday
under Prof. V. A. Green, with twenty
five students in attendance. The
cnriculnin includes academic normal
and college preparatory courses. The
officers of the Academy board this year
are President, J W. Heyl; Secretary,
,F. P. Critchlow and Treasurer. T. I).
McConnell, M. D.
The Prospect Odd Fellows have
built themselves a hall this summer
which they have every reason in the
world to be proud of. It is a two story
frame, 40x70 feet, adjoining the Post
office, es|>ecially constructed to accom
modate a lodge, ar.d costing nearly
S4OOO. The hall will 1k; dedicated some
time in October.
The following persons have just en
rolled as students of the Butler Business
College Herman <>eaterling, Carbon
t>:ntre. Mis* Mary Fitbian, Butler; W
B. o>im-I an<l De Honda; Florence Tad
der. Chicora, Miss Belle Miller. Valen
cia: J.G. Heist,Bntler; Arthur Ftagelder,
Denny; Walter Maharg, Butler; Leo
O'Connor, Butler; Geo Foster, Myoma;
John Vanderlin, Butler, arid Mr. Evans,
Bntler.
Fifty year* ago a lot of men from
this vielnity were crossing the western
plains on their wav to California. One
of them told bin companions that he in
tended to shoot the first Indian he Maw,
and wax warned not to do so. The first
one he got a shot at happened to be a
fupiaw. and he shot and killed her. The
Indians surrounded the camp arid de
manded the man who did the shooting,
nnder penalty of killing the whole
Mpiad. He was given tip. and the
Indians took him and tortured him. It
is said that they skinned him alive
The White Le:id Company has par
chased six more acres from Judge Hre
din.which runs their gronnd to the Ues
sic R. I{ , b'tween the FairOronnd and
the creek. The company now has 10
acres. The contract for the buildings
have heen let to Contractor Fair of
Hlnirsville and he with Architect Han
nab will start the work of construction
at once. The largest building will be
on ground purchased from Bredln, hav
ing Willow St. on its west side. Its
dimensions will he l,'J?x2lH feet. Two
other buildings will Is: put up on the
Duffy tract just across the street Toes
day engineers of the Bessie railroad
were surveying for switches from that
line to the new works.
The officials of the new railroad ex
jjeyt to begin running through trains
between Allegheny and Rochester. N.
Y. next Monday. This has been delay
ed through tardy delivery of the line
new equipment that will Is- used Ar
rangements are Is-lng completed with
the government for a mail service,
which may not start as soon as the ini
tlal through train, but will be install
ed wsm afterwards. The day trains,
which will start First, will Is- raadoo up
of a cafe car with baggage apartment,a
first-class day coach and a reclining
chair car. When business calls for it
he nnmber of cars will be Increased.
All the cars will have all the modern
ap|siintm<mts and conveniences of Full
mans The trains complete will be list
ed with a very few of the finest run in
the country.
All the employes of the Butler
Comity General Hospital handed 111
their resignations Tuesday to take ef
feet Saturday. They arc Matron, Emma
J. Walker; nurses, Mary Howe and
Nellie Smith; janitor.ll C Mr-Cb llund
cook. Eva Waddell and Miss Poole,
laundress. The reason for the resigns
tlona is a twenty per cent redaction in
wagcH for all except the cook This
coarse was decided on at a meet
ing of the hoard of trustees last week
They have Is-en very much handicaped
by want of money the past summer,
necessitated this action. When notified
of the redaction the employes decided
to resign, their wages not Isung the
highest with ontthe reduction. A lie*
force will succeed them at the end of
the week There are nine patients In
the hospital, but none are seriously sick
The Camel Hkin Hhoe IH II working
nho«. It it not a cheap clio", hnt it IM
the lieafc working ahoe made. Made in
hu eor C/onirriM. Two HOICN and tap,
leather lined. AI way* eiwy on the foot,
never KetH bard, f'rice $51.00. Once
worn always worn
PERSONAL*
W. H. Grove ha- moved to New Cas
tle.
Harry Thompson lias moved to Pitts
burg.
P. R Bnrke of Karns City was in
Butler. Monday.
Grant Cruikshank of Glade Mills was
in town. Tuesday.
Mart Grier stvs he has the "only
boy baby in Pittsburg.
I. E. Martin, of West Sunbury, is
sick with t \ phoid fever
Ed Waddell, '.he base ball pitcher is
to be married Oct. 18tli.
John Hotter, of Greer P. 0., attend
ed the Mercer fair this week.
Jas. B. Fulton and daughter did some
shipping in Butler, yesterday.
Archie Turner has rented William
Brandon's hoa.-e on Lincoln \\ ay.
Miss Mary Marshall of Hooker did
some shopping in Butler, Friday.
Mrs. Jacob Wolford of Cherry twp. is
seriously ill. She is 78 years old.
Capt. Eckels of Brownsville visited
his old friend Capt. Bippus last week
Miss Linnie Graham, of West Sun
bury is visiting with friends in Butler.
J. M. McCollough left two Butler
county peaches at onr office, last Satur
day.
Herbert Dufford of the B. R & P
has moved from Butler to Carbon
Centre.
Mr. George Hays of New \ork was
the guest of his friend, Theodore Pape,
last week.
Dr. McAJpin is on his feet again after
his long illness, and expects to be at bis
office daily.
Jas. M Gal breath Esq. spent the lat
ter part of last week at Kittanning on
legal business.
John Yoankers has sold to Olive R
Parker his house and lot on East Pearl
street for $2500.
Fred. Ebert W. A. Krnnipe, Chas. A.
Love and Harvey Love, of Clinton twp..
were in town, Monday.
Clara Nigh, of Carbon Centre, ha» re
turned home after a two weeks visit
with Pittsburg friends.
H. H. Bicker, one of the oldest resi
dents of Winfield twp.. is seriously ill
at the house of his son. II L.
Joseph Campbell. A. L. Brown and
A. J. Stoops of Concord twp. were
among onr visitors, yesterday.
Harry Caldwell was in town, Tues
day. and it is said he took a loving look
at the marriage license docket.
Rev. J. Hawke of Petrolia and
Miss Mabel Glenn of Grove City were
married at the brides home last week.
William Bamhart and wife,of Carbon
Centre, left Wednesday evening over
the B. R. & P. to attend the Dayton,
Pa., fair.
Miss Etta Blakeley is a patient at
Mercer Hospital Mrs. Louise Fleming
has recovered from an operation and
gone home.
W J. hell, of West Va , formerly of
Bntler, was in town, yesterday. He has
purchased the I> H. Bell property on E
Penn street.
George Whitehall, the plumber, and
Ed. C. McFarland are among the But
lerites who went to New York to wel
come Dewey.
Orie B Mitchell son of County Com.
John Mitchell, and Miss Jennie Axwell
of Cleveland were married in that city
last Thursday.
W B. Matthews anil wife are visiting
friends in this vicinity. They now live
in Missouri, where Mr. M is engaged in
the dairy business.
Rev. L. E. Hawk, the noted I" P.
eyangelist, has moved to Butler, thin
being his moat convenient location for
his field of work.
l>r. Victor McAlpine of Bradford in
vinitiuK f'is parent* here. Like bin
father, Victor in a ilentint and enjoys ft
good practice in the npjtcr oil town
HylvaniuM AI?KUH, Jr., left for Alvey,
\V Va , Tnewlay, after a month* viwit
anions ISntler county frien'ln lie is
employed on wells In the StriiiKtown
diMtrict.
L |J Borland ha* returned from a
business trip to New York City, when;
be had been purchasing a stock of Dry
Goods for the popular store of Mrs. .1.
E. Zimmerman.
Bradford McAbov, Al. Trontman,
George Scott, Will Purvis, Joe Hitchey
and I-rank Hazlett leave next week for
Philadelphia to attend the UiiiverHity
of Pennsylvania.
Miss Cecilia McFadden of Clearfield
twp. is recovering from a very seven
attack of typlioid fever, and her cousin
Miss A lie- Collins who was nursing her
has ret timed home.
Br Leighner is proud of the success
of his daughter. Miss Maßic, who was
elected an instructor in the Scientific
Department of the Wilson I 1 ernab* f ol
lege, without first being consulted on
the matter.
James H. Ralston of Prospect, who
hns spent two years in the medical de
partment of the Western Cniveraity of
Fenti a, leaves next week for the Jeffer
son Medical College of Philadelphia
where he expects to complete his course.
J, E. Brown, of Hvans City, paired
through Butler, Monday, on his way up
to his farm. He returned, lately, from
an eight month's trip through the
Western States He t<wik the trip to
benefit his health, and was in fifteen
states
More than MO people attended the
wedding of Miss Lli/.abeth Osche and
Martin Michael, which took place Tues
day at Herman Station The Pride is
the daughter of Nicholas Osche and the
groom a son of Christopher Michael
Roth are owners of oil farms and arn
wealthy.
Kx Senator M. S. ynay has purchased
another farm in West Hetupfleld town
ship, Lancaster county. It is another
of the Oarber farms, contains HO acres
and adjoii.s the one he now owns lie
has expressed the intention of buying a
farm for each 'if his children in that
vicinity
I», o. Kennedy of Lawrence, Kansas
has been visiting friends here. He was
born in Muddycreek twp. lived iu But
ler for a while, and went to Kansas in
the sixties. His father made the brick
for the first Court House built in But
ler. He likes Kansas and prefers bis
farm there
Mossheiin Shnll of West Sunbury is
totally blind and yet he supjsirts him
self and mother by weaving carpet.
He has woven 1100 yards since February
last. Mr. Shnll also inaket brooms, is
mi accomplished, musician, has read the
Bible, Irvine's Sketch Rook and other
works by means of raised letters, and is
a very pb asaiit person to meet.
Rev. John A, Walters, superintendent
of the Jninonville Soldiers' Orphan
achool, and Miss Mary F, Banks, of Pre
tolia, liutler county, a former pupil in
tin* school, were married last Thursday,
iu the little chapel «t the school Sev
e..il years ago Mis* Ranks entered the
.Ininonvlllc school *s a pupil, and com
pleted her education at the State Indus
trial " hisil at Scotland, and oth« r tiisti
tutions The cermony was performed
by Rev A II Wattern father of the
grisiiu.
haturday night, thieves broke into
Grant Crnlkshank -1 bam at Olade Mills
and stole sls worth of rings off his
harness.
| t'.'iMi ". of Mtfiftilpox itr«- developing
in the towrm eaatof Plttatmn;. and if a
cone nhotild develop in Uiltler where
would the patient be takenT Home »ori
i of an HllllT gene.y hoMpftal should In*
j provided immediately.
The I'roMpeet rroaniery i* now put
, ting '"it 0000 pound* of hotter per
month and it* order* ar» xtill inr-rea*
ing. Friday and Saturday t'i«hteen
men and lour teanni were engaged at
John ShalTer n farm cuttingenailage for
th< dairy rows.
Fairly good every day alioe* for fl W
. at Hull H.
LKGAL news.
notkr.
An interesting specimen of the crim
inal class was placed in jail at Greens
burg, last week. Peter Zimmerman
has made a life long busiuessof stealing
horses. an<l boasts that he has stolen
nearly l»>o horses, and has spent 4o years
in prison.-, covering a period of 63 years
of his life, fie is 75 years old. and on
his birth da j" and in a new prison be
came reminiscent. He smiled at the
thought thaf h" had never received over
14 months as a sentence for a single
animal. He was sent to the penitentiary
twice from Washington county, twice
from Fayette and from Butler. Law
rence arid other counties in Western
Pennsylvania.
At Harrisburg, last Friday, tb<* al
leged legislative bribers were granted
another respite. The trial of the cases
against them has been postponed until
the Jannar\ term of the Dauphin coun
ty court. The reason assigned is that
the criminal list for the September term
is the largest, with one exception, in
the county's history.
! Judge Josepeh Buffi ngton in the United
i States district court gave notice that :it
; torneys in tiling exceptions to the dis
! charge of bankrupts should do so iui
j mediately after the court first acts in
J the case.
i A man giving his name as Thompson
! was captured near Parker and put in
! jail Saturday night He was seen
[in the neighborhood of N. S. Stewart s
house at Moniteau of the 4th of last
, August, the date Mr. fcjewart was
[ robbed of $175.
On motion of Angie Shaffer, a grand
child, rule has been granted on the heirs
of O. H. P. Graham, dee'd., of Cran
berry twp,. to accept or refuse his
estate, 84 acres, at the appraised valua
tion. (3W6.
William J. Stamm has been appoint
ed guardian of the minor children of
Catharine Behm, dee d., wife of John
Behrn.
Raymond Cornelius, adm'r of Daniel
S. Hawk, dee'd., of Slipperyrock twp.,
has been given permission to raise £{<)oo.
with which to pay debts, by a sale of
the decedent's lands in Washington,
Parker and Xlercer twps. and Parnassus.
Westmoreland Co.
The will of Chas. Krumpe. of Clinton
twp., has been probated, and letters
granted to H. W. Love.
Letters of ad in n on the estates of Jas
H. Benson, late of Oakland twp , and of
Anna E. Benson, late of Donegal twp..
have been granted to Wni. F. Benson.
Thos. R. Ililliard has been appointed
judge of election of Buffalo twp vice
M. N Greer, resigned.
Property TraNSF Kits
John F. Younker to Olive R Parker
lot in Butler for $2500.
Sue M. Eshenbaugb to Breaden &
Conway lot in West Snnbnry for $l5O.
Emma J. Shor.p to Elizabeth (' John
ston lot in Summit for SSOO.
T. B. Humes to Philip Tack 5 acres
in Butler twp for 1165.41.
John B. Kennedy, adm'r to W. J.
Shaffer !».i acres in Franklin twp. for
$1660.
John B. Kennedy, adui'r, to Elintra
Cohen :!<> acres in Muddycreek twp. for
♦782.50,
John B. Dunrile to Catharine. Dnprile
lot in Butler for sl.
T. B. Gillespie to Sarah J. Shuler lot
in Washington twp. for sl6.
Wm. Kennedy to Elizabeth Albert
17J acres in Allegheny twp. for sl2<»o.
Chas. W V. Feigel to Paul 10. Cron
eriwett lot in Butler for S7OO.
lianiel Bamhart to William Barnhart
14 acres in Oakland for sl.
Gurdon F. Smith to Mrs. Mattie A 1
len lot in Petrolia for sl.
Eli L Fleeger to Mary E O Council
12 acres in Centre for sl.
Frank Killtneyer to Edward Delean
lot in Butler for #lB7.
North Side Cemetery Ass'n of Bntler
to M. If Byerly lot for S4O.
M S. Adams to Mary R. Floyd I acre
in Adams for sll J.
Wm. B. Dodds, sheriff, to M. S.
Adams lots in Parker for S3O.
Marriage Licenses.
David T. Jolly Ean Clair
Annie E. Hunter
Levi W. Pariso Rochester, Pa.
Olive Oakley Myoma
John R. Martin Brady twp
Sarah Sanderson Slipperyrock
Louis Louis Untler
Maria Uenoit "
William L Miller Middlesex twp
Susan M. Wright Penn twp
James Myers Mnddycreek twp
Margaret L. Galhigher
At Pittsburg Howard L. Oakes of
Brnin and Agne-t Brnnermer of Conno
tjiii-nessing.
At Pittsbc/g Geo. It. Morrison, of
Oakmont. and Julia Means, of Hmin.
"Tuff ' is the name of a pure gum,
snag-proof over for felt boots. We
guarantee every pair to giye satisfac
tion. Will wear one winter snre, some
wear them longer. Yon can get them
only at Ruff's Shoe Store.
I'lililic Sales.
There will be exposed to public sale
at the residence of the undersigned, in
Fairview township. Butler Co., I'a . ad
joining Iwirough of KarnsCity, on Tues
day, October <l, at I p. in . the follow
ing farm of 70 acres, (10 acres of cleared
land and 10 of white oak timber nnder
laid with two veins of coal, wl'.b one
bank open, over i«»o young bearing fruit
trees, house and burn, a good well, land
well watered. The farm is iu the midst
of a good oil territory, and the oil right
goes with it The I'ittsbnrg Ac W"stern
railroad runs right through the farm
Will also offer a lot of household Furn
iture, almost new one three rented
hack one ('hampion hinder, one Unck
eye mowing machine, set. of weigh
scales, 4 tons timothy hay, I set heavy
team harness, I horse and cart, nnmer
ous other articles Terms made known
at the sale. James I'otts. 1) Maloney,
Auctioneer.
September <lO At the John Hums
place near Gomerwol, I p. in., wagons,
plows, hay, grain, etc,
■■ ■
We have a great line of men's * 2 00
dress shoes. Made In the same styles
as the higher priced ones A. Ruff Ar
Son.
What Heck's prices mean It's like
buying goods on the Installment plan
and making only the tirst payment.
□ Waterproof school shoes Is one of our
specialties. They wear like iron, at
Hull s
Wan'TKl) A middle aged woman for
housekeeper to a widower Address
J B. Won, * 'gie. I'a
Men wear the "Hest" >£! 00 shoe.
"Best" in name and Is'st in fact A
Huff <fc Son.
Mono Fertilizer to sell cheap, op
poaite the I'earce Nursery, and near the
Fair Grounds, Uutler.
CHARLES WOO IS.
Hood Oood A change of one letter,
Lilt no change in the meaning when
speaking of rubbers sold o*ily by Ruffs.
FOR SALE.
Farm of 17s acres on liutler and
Franklin road, two miles north of \V< 1
Stiniiury. Seven room bouse, gaa well,
and chestnut timber. Inbuilt at
K. S II IN 11M AN\S MI I.L>
West Sunbury,
or at ClTl/.ilN officii.
I 'or ISxrliHiigr.
Seven roomed house and lot 011 Hun
agliy Ave., worth t'JWM. A farm prop
erty near Uutler desired
E. H NKtJM.Y,
CITIXKN < II I I' I.
FOR SALE.
"For Sale Cheap". The John Rclfer
Farm in Cranberry Twp, 110 acres 111
good condition All necessary build
I ing 1. No oil lea»c For further infor
tnatiou address,
C F. HUNTER,
jiflU & Lilieitt Ms., Pittsburg, I'a."
It you want a Ulcycle or your old one
repaired go to While Walter Ac I'o
largest Stock lii County. Hicycles for
hire
It the shoes come from Huff's they
\ will wear.
CHIKCII NOTES
At the meeting of Butler Presbytery
at Grove City, last week, the pastoral
relation between Rev. H. E. Snyder
and the Plains Grove church was dis
solved. to go into effect April 1. 1900.
He was dismissed to the Kittanning
presbytery. Licentiate James I). Hum
phrey was also dismissed to the presby
tery of Kittanning. and Rev. W. S. 11c-
C'lure was released frcm the car** of the
Martinsbnrg Fair view and Petrolia
charges that he might accept a call to
theFreeport church. Kittanning pres
bytery.
Rev. T. R Lewis of Shira, Rev. J. A.
Cunningham of Parker i*id Elder S (,»
Blair of Zeno were appointed a commit
tee on narrative for the spring. Dele
gates to the synod were elected -is fal
lows: Ministers T. R. Lewis, Evans
City: F. R Worrel. Butler: J D Deck
er. West Sunburj*. Elders—J. C. Redick,
Butler: W H Dougherty. Petrolia;
John B. Campbell, North Liberty
Rev. W. E. Oiler of Butler was ap
pointed to confer with committees from
other presbyteries looking to uniformity
in receiving candidates under care of
prt -i>yteries. Rev. J. A. Cunningham
was appointed moderator of the session
of Allegheny. Petrolia and Martins
burg churches, and Rev. R. L. Alter
moderator of the Fairview church
There will be no church services in
the U, P. church next Sunday. Rev.
MoKee having left yesterday to at'end
the meeting of the Presbyterian Council
at Washington I). C. which continues
until Monday. On Sunday Oct. * com
munion services will be held.
Baby show in the U. P. church Satur
day afternoon.
Epworth League rally and reception
in the M. E. church Tuesday evening,
Oct. 3.
Rev. A. P. Gillespie oi the Evans
City U. P. church has tendered his resi
gnation with the intention of moving to
Canada.
Communion services will be held in
the South Side Reformed church next
Sunday, and in St. John's church near
Buttercup the following Sunday, Oct.
Bat 11 o'clock.
Communion services will be held in
ihe Grace Lutheran church on next
Sunday at 11 a. in Preparatory service
on Friday evening at 7::5o, and a Junior
rally on Sunday evening.
The regnlar monthly meeting of the
ministerial association will be held in
the Y. M. C. A. hall on Monday, Oct
at 2p. m. "The Anti-Saloon League''
will be discussed by Rev. W. S. Mc-
Nees.
Markets.
Wheat. wholesale price.. . .>? fMWW
Rye. " 45
Oats, " 25
Corn, " 38
Buckwheat " SO
Hay, " »00
Eggs, " b'j
Butter, " 22
Potatoes. " 30
Cabbage, per lb "I
Apples 25-30
Green tomatoes, jier bn 40
Hijuash, small, " " 50
Turnips, i>er bu 35
Onions, per bn 50
Egg plant, per doz 00
Carrots, per bu 50
Flour retails at . $1.00@51.25
Monies Wanted for < )i|>li;uie<l
CiiiMreu.
The Penn'a Children'h Home Society
want* some good, ChriHtinn home* in
thin vicinity for children. The children
are Pennsylvania children, bright and
healthy, of all ages from infants of a
few weeks old to boys and girls of I"
and i'i year* They are placed on trial
2or :! inonthH and will he taken away
nnle. u .B satisfactory. If satisfactory the/
may lie adopted if desired.
The Society requires that applicants
have good endorsement as intelligent,
kind hearted, and able, financially, to
care for the children. They must pro
vide for theui the same as if they were
their own and give them a permanent
home till maturity.
The Society also stands ready to take
charge of orphaned, homeless or other
win- destitute children as might proper
ly couie nnder their care and «<• t them
good homes. The Hoard of Directors
includes some of the best people in
Pennsylvania and the general work has
placed 18000 children in family homes
in I'i years.
It is carried on in hall the states ami
is entirely uiasectarinn.
I'or further information address the
State Snpt.. "ill Hamilton iSnilding -1111
Ave , I'ittsburg.
Fashion and foot form combined in
Corona shoe for gentlewomen. One
price to all #tt.OO at A. Huff & Son's.
New, four-room house for Rale In
quire at thin office
You can get your money back for any
goods bought, of us if they are not satis
factory A. KulT & Hon.
K<mliicc(l ICjilcm IN TLIC I'itlHlHirg
Industrial (Exhibition via
IViiiih\l\ aniii I tail road.
On September 14. 21. and :IK, ami
October!*, 12, and I!'. 1 hu'», tin- 1 '••mi
nylvania Hail road Company will M-11 ex
enrnion ticketn from point* on tlm Went
IVnn, Mononnahela. and i'ittabnrK I'i
vinionß to the I'ittnburK KxpoHltion at
half raten. with priceof admiHHiori add
cd No ticket to liu Mold for ICMH than
7i"» oentn, including admiHHiori coupon
Tbene tickets will lw good fioing on
I trairm leaving Htation at or in
fore noon on day of imrae. and valid for
return until the following day,incluijive.
We aim to Hell only the bent. We
want every one to get their mor.ey'n
worth when they deal with as. A
Huff <V Son
No Hpechtl bargain Hales at Heck H.
11 H bargain Hit leu every day.
Kadicn wear the Corona nboe. No
better HIIOCM mado for Mtyle, comfort
and wear. One price, t-'I.OO, Hold only
by A. HnfT <fc Son.
Steaily work and gotxl pay. 1 am im
crraning my biurim-wi ami wish to employ
lo more gentlemen and six more lady
aHMiHtnntH on good salary. Call on or ail
dreM
MKH. HA VIM.A Mir,!. KH
MAHAR« I*. O.
HutlorCo.. I'a
IliKh Krndi:« l,ow I'ricen at A l{ulf
«& Hon.
House and Lot For Sale.
A y,<»*l four-roomed hou*c in Union
ville, and a lot of nearly an acre, with a
blnck'tmith'H nhop upon it, good well of
water, and norm! fruit tree*, in offered for
•tale on eimy paymcntii. Impiire of
JOHN C. MOORH.
Kxccutor of lianicl 1 In k, <!■ c'd ,
McCandlem. Pn.
Ilood'n rubbers are good rubbern.
Made of pure K'lm Made to wear
Hold only !>y A Huff & Hon.
Mimic HcholarH wanted at 12H Went
Wayne St.
( iokey 'X high cut copper toed MIIOCH
fI.M hi Bnfii
Special I ACllrnioii lo I'll IHIIIII'I;
xin I*. A W . B). I
l l\ |Hllil 1011.
(>ll WednendavH. Sept ISS '!<) 17 nud
OCT) II IH, ticket* ajferitH of the I'ittn
BURN <V. Wen tern Ky . Walter* lo WENT
Clarion IMIHIW will Mil special >■*
curHion tickeln to I'lttHhurg and return.
K'KID KOLNX on any regular trairm and
for return dayn including date of NAB
Rate from Miitfer FL 50 which inclnden
iidmiHHion to the ICxponition.
The Hale of a pair of! rubiiern docan't
mean much to IIM, hut IT may make or
lone a ctJHtomer. 'l'hat IM the manor! we
MC II only th<" bent. A. Huff <Sc Hon.
Not price* alone hut prlcen combined
wilh '|iialiiy make value* remarkable
at. lieck'H, I .'I N Main Ht , llntler
"The Bent" in the name of out $ll.OO
iihoe for men Htyllwh. and nervicable
You can net it* eomil for VI or if lat
other stored. A Itulf St Hon
for bargains in valuable and dcnir
bte rcHtdcni en Inquire of Walker Hi Mc
I HI vain.
"Corona" the leading nhoe for wo
| men None better made at any price
I s;i «KI at ltuff H.
Public Meeting.
We are requested to say that a public
meeting of citizens will lie held in the
Court House on Friday, (tomorrow)
evening, at 8 o'clock, to consider the
matter of the proposed celebration of
the Centennial year of the existence of
Butler county.
All citizens should be present.
VCCII>I:NTS.
Mrs. John Thompson of Glade Mills
was thrown from her buggy a few days
ago, and somewhat injured.
John McCandless. of Anaudale was
severely kicked on the left thigh by a
horse last Thursday. He was in town
Tuesday, although very lame.
T\. C. T. I .
The tare of delegates and visitors to
State convention of the Pennsylvania
W. C. T. U. to be held in Philadelphia
Oct, ti 10 will be on the P. R. R. *l'2 for
the round trip, $8 for ticket going.agent
giving certificate insuring return rate
of $4. Three days time will be allowed
after convention closes in Philadelphia
and ten days stop oft' in Washington
city
Supt. Press Work. Butler Co. W. ('
T U.
PARK THEATRE.
TOMMY SHEAKKK, AKI. NEXT WEEK
Tommy Shearer and his select compa
ny. including Isabelle Fletcher, has been
secured as the attraction for next week
at the above place of amusement and
the theatre going public of Butler can
rest assured that the performances will
be of the same high class and excellence
as on the company's previous visit to
this city.
Monday evening, Oct. 2d, they will
present the sensational, five act, come
dy drama, 'A Day of Reckoning,"
which contains many thrilling inci
dents, startling climaxes and strong
dramatic situations. Special seenerv.
mechanical effects and expensive cos
tumes are nsed in this production.
Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents Ladies
can get the best seats for 15 cents Mon
day evening, by purchasing same before
fi o'clock on the evening of the perform
ance at Reed's, where the reserved seats
will be on sale after Fridav morning.
Grand Opera llonse I'ittsburg
"The District Attorney" is announced
for next week, and the stock company
will present it for the first time next
Monday afternoon The District At
tornev" is by Harrison Gray Fiske and
Chas. Klein, and is best remembered -us
one of the great American theatre suc
cesses. In it the stock company will
certainly prove more entertaining than
ever. The favorites will all have splen
did opportunities, and "The District
Attorney" seems likely to make another
reord week for the Grand. The vaude
ville will be especially entertaining, sev
eral wellknown stars having been book
ed.
Hood's rubbers are made to fit. Made
to wear. Made to last. The wearer
sticks to the dealer who sells them.
That is the reason we sell them. A.
Ruff & Son.
(".as stoves in all styles and prices at
W. 11. O'BRIRN & SON'S,
107 I'*. Jefferson St.
Economy is wealth. P.uy of Ruff s
and lie economical.
I" A 1.1. AM) WINTICIC
>lillincr> Opening at Mrs. .1. 11.
Zimmerman's
Will take place Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September 38, 211 and HO.
Yon are invited.
Mlts. J. K. ZIMMKKM AN.
NOTIC'H TO THACIIKICK.
The Pittsburg Daily News announces
that it will next .Inly take ten public
school teachers on a six weeks' European
tour, including a week at the Paris Kx
position and » week in London The
teachers will be selected by pouplar
choice by means of a voting blank ap
pearing in The Daily News. The con
test opens at once and continues until
April 14th next Any public school
teacher may enter. All the expenses of
the ten fortunate ones while on the tour
will be paid by The Daily News For
further details see The Daily News,
which you can get for six cents a week.
lj(IO.rill to CliicaKii anil return
Via I'ittnbnrK <Sc Western Hy
on Mali' October 2il to 10th, inelumve.
He turn limit Ortober II
I'Apnsitlon lOxenrHions.
AgentH of th<* I*. & W. By.. Went
Clnrion to (Sutler ineliniive, will Hell
round trip tiekete to every
Wednendiiy, Sept. 20th to Oct. |s;h in
ehiHive, kimml to return two iJitys Irom
date "f Male lit fnre one way with U*i
cenl h added for iidiiiiMMtou to Ihi- Kxpo
Hition. Fare froiu Uutler #1.50 inehul
ini; udiniMMion to the KxpoHitlOn.
AN \ITI MN (U TIMi.
The I'ennnylvimia Railroad ('oinpuny
liiim arrnii|{ed for uu eleven day per«on
ally-eondneteil tour to the liattlefield of
OettyHburK, l.nray ('avernn, Virginia
Hot S|iriii>{M, Natural llrldge, and the
eitii'M of Klchl'ioml and WiiMhinxion to
leave PittHburg on ThurKilay, Oelober
lil. The party will be in charge of ii
toniiHt anent and an experienced chap
eron. A whole day will be Npcnt on the
Itatlletield of (]ettnyburK. a carriage
drive with leetur-jM by an able K"ide be
iiik included in the ticket. Ample time
will lie allowed i'.t Luray and Natural
lirid|<e to view the wondroiiH natural
formatioiiH, and at. the Hot. Spring two
dayM will be Mpent The hciinoii at. thin
nrrat Autumn reHort in the lieautiful
■uouDtalriH of Virginia will lie at. iIH
heightM. At Klchinond and WaHhluKton
opportunitieM will be preMented to vmit
all the poiutH of intcrcHt under intelli-
Kent Kuidance
The round-trip rate. hicludinK trarm
portation, and parlor car Meat Pit tabu rif
to HarriMbnrK, and aleepinn car berth
WaMhiiiKlon to PlttMburK. carriage
driven, meala, hotel iwi'ommodationH.
and gildi fees. S7O fran PlUabnn. S6O
from OreetiMhurif, SH7 7"i from Joliiim
town, pW 'i'i from Alloiuia. ifn."i ■'»<) from
HunthiKdon, and proportionate rat cm
fr uu other poiutM
For detailed itinerary apply to Ticket
AgentM. TIIOM K Watt, Pan»eni?er
Axent, WeMterti I liMtrict, itllO Filth
Avenue, l'ittMbiir«, I'a or addren» Oeo
W floyd. AMMiHtant Oeneral PiiMnenKer
Agent, liroad Street Station, Phitadel
|>li in
IteHMciiier It. IC. KxruraloiiM.
Kxcnrnioii tinknt* will lie KOI'I to Alle
vhony, 'l'hurH'lay of each week. to ami
incliiflilifc Octolier llltll, Oil account of
thi) I'IUHIMIIK KxpoHitiou
The attractioiiH thiN year at I'ittn
IIIITK K'cat nhow haye never been
ei|Uiillc<l
Train* from point* on the IV 15 A l<
K. II It run through to Allegheny
without change of cant
Apply to n«i>iit,'i of Mm company for
rale*, time of trill llH itiid ot her liiforiuu
tion
Our Ailiniiiil VH 4C«*IIII'll.
Thin IH llewey Week. All'i nil the
lari'l IM ringing with the praiae* of our
gallant A'lminil whom* triumphant re
turn to hi* native ahore ban taken the
country by Htorm.
A* a lilting Hoiivonir of t.hi« occ;i«inn,
Thi' I'hibulelphta Inquirer *ecurc<| a
pii-ttire of the Olympta leaving Manila
Jfarlior for tin- long voyage home Thm
him tn'ou haml noinely iejiroilucc«l in ten
printing* with a [Mirtrn.it of Admiral
I>ewi-y In one corner uinl will be pre
*enle»l free with every copy of next
Hunilay'* 1 ti<| ll ir«>r, October I. IHiiii
MIIIHIU Y lOkciirNloii L<» \ II« - K'I , '"> •
itcginniuir May ;JHt |MII!I nml until
further notice the I' W. Kninlay ex
canton tests will IMTI Dstkr at 80#
a in liutler time arrive Allegheny at
88 NtWßlß| train will leave Alllthl
ny at SXO p. in. arrive Uutbr at 7;OH,
rate 75 ct«
We tiavn oil grain wbool nhoen for
girl*, HI /.en 13 to an low a* IVOc H pair,
but we prefer to mill you Iletter miM.
Wo Contend thnt the Item, IM alway* the
OiMSpMI in theeiel A lluir iV MS
Price* alway* the lowest at KtitT*
Oil, XOTKS.
The Producers went u}> to $1.50 lust
Thursday and the Standard to same
Tuesday And ate paying the same
this morning.
SHILOH The Forest struck a strong
gasser in the Shrader last week, and
other on the Henninger lJotb will be
drilled to the lower sands
WORTH TWP —The Forest Oil Co. by
its lease—agent J. M. Pringle has taken
up a large lot of leases in Worth twp.
this county, and Scott twp.. Lawrence
Co.. and proposes giving that section a
thorough te.-t for oil. In taking their
leases they have kept to the west of the
gas belt their idea being that where
ever there is gas there is also some oil
in the vicinity. The Forest takes a
square lease, returns it after testing the
territory, and deals fairly with every
body
At Rmard s Mills. W. Va.. a well be
longing to A. Steelsmith and Yohe
caught fire from escaping gas and two
men. Thomas Smith, a contractor, and
his helper, were seriously burned, aud
$•-.'ooo worth of oil in tanks was de
stroyed
Charles Wilkinson and John H. Wil
liams, drillers, were burned to death in
an explosion of overflowing oil from a
well at Wellsville. Ohio.
SHU.OH —The Forest has four wells
located on the John Henninger farm
< >ne is nearly down to the 100 foot and
has an unusually heavy pressure of gas.
High cut copper toed shoes for boys.
Some of the boys at your school have
had them. $1 50 a paid at Ruff's
Winnners--
CHASE.
HACKLEY.
CARLISLE-
Pianos.
Made and warranted I»y our of the richest
and iin»?>i influential manufacturers. Ask
you hanker. I. as their state representative,
make my home In Butler. You can meet me
at any ami all times ami feel that you arc
dealing with iieopU* that are RESPONSIBLE
ami alii'* to do all that they agree to.
I can SAVE YOU from SIOO I' PWA KDS on
the price of a first-class piano. We don't
buy these ulanos; we mak»- them. We sell
on terms any way t«» SI'IT YOL'K T'ON
VKMKN< K. We take pianos and organs In
exchange. Call and investigate for your
self. Cau sell you anything you want in the
way of a musical Instrument • Strings of all
kind•*, .sheet music, etc. Tuning and repair
ing of all kinds done promptly and all work
guaranteed.
W R NEWTON,
JIT South Main Street. Butler. P«.
T "
A FOUL AND HIS MONEY E/6ILY PRRTFIX
School now is in session. Many
new courses and features! Send
for our new illustrated catalogue
and circulars! Many students and
graduates now filling splendid
positions Our Catalogu : shows
who tlicy are, and where they arc!
Get an education that pays!! Do
you not know that it requires a
HOOK-K KKI'KK to teach book
keeping properly, and a STKNO
(jKAPIIKK to teach shorthand
successfully? Come in and see us
and see what our students are do
inj;! Yours for HUSINICSS,
Butler Business College
u<i 317 S Main St., Iltitler, I'a.
i A
8 POOR
|| Umbrella
vt\v.\
' ' f -yyi
\ /
Is a false pretense ol
t lie liollowest kind. An
exiiminati >n of oursto* k
will convince you that
when you come to us
you come to the
place lor the kind.
Jno- S Wick.
Successor to Ed. Colbert.
24'2 S. Muin St., Butler, Pa
LIVERY.
11. C. I'ryor, of W. Sutibury, hereby
glvr'i notice to the public that owing to
the death of hut father in law, John
Mrchllllg, In- will not leave his buninciß
uh had been intended, but will continue
tn carry on the livery business at the old
*tmid. O'xid ng*' furnished it moderate
pi ice. ' H. C PRYOR.
L. 5. McJIINKIN,
Insurance and Real Estato
Agent.
117 K. JKFPKkSON.
BUTLER, - PA.]
Rupture!
Trusses for Rupture are
necessary. The only ques
tion to consider i« "where
can I get the i»~st trus> for
the least money?" We sell
trasses on the "no charge for
fitting" plan. We charge you
simply for the truss. Wc go
further, ue guarantee a fit
and satisfaction
There are many different
kind of trusses, and one
great thing ts to know what
kind is best to use. We
have bad enough truss fil
ing experience to find that
out. Our stock of trusses is
not excelled in this vicinity,
but that is not the point for
>ou to consider. Your con
sideration as we said before,
is stated above. Men we fit
here. We give direction
for self measurement to
ladies.
C. N. Boyd.
DRUGGIST,
Diamond Block, Butler. Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
I*., Bessemer »V I. I»
Trains depart No 14. attt:lsA. M.
No. 'J. at 5: 15 P. M Butler time
Trains arrive No. 1, 10:00 A. M. N
-11. 2:53 P. M. Butler time
No. 11 runs through to Erie and con
nects with W. N. Y. & P at Huston
Junction for Franklin and Oil City,
and with N. Y. L. E. A: W at Shenan
KO for all points east. No. '2 runs
throughto Greenville and connects with
W. N. Y. & I'. for Franklin and (HI
City. W R. TUKNKH, Ticket Agent
I jITTSBUKG & WKSTKRN
Railway. Schedule of l'as
fongcr Trains in eficct May 14,
1899. HL'TLEK TIME.
l**«|4irt. Arrive
.thagheuy ArouanßMNlatfcm. i £'• A.H !* »I 7 * *
Allfishrtiy KipreM # M "J
Newl-wtir Ao.'UUU.HUtlol, . * IK. • s# »»7 M
Ak 1011 Mm I m iri « 7 r i
Allegheny HUIIOI. M «». " It I* "
Alle|;hrii> i;\|»r»**..» .1 i * i -*•' **
K««( WMM \. • UMMAAATK : 00 PM KS M TM
« hlOßflO Kx |'iMM I M |I 1 - on
\ I. . I..MV M.lll ' 1 - • » :
I'litol.tiru mnl Allegheny lA|in-w ft I' l "
Alleghent a.el Kllu>WNl '» M •• 7 W "
Chi ... I.in.it-1 » # a n
httu» iiml lir»«lf..i.| Mail V V. AM .•MM
I'lnrion Arr»»n)fii<MlaU"ii f» m '» f'» * M
ri. vei.tn.i MIKI rin.,.l* tpn -** «. - r » urn
Hl* N HAY Til AI Mo.
Allegheny fmw .... " * m !»
Allegheny AM. mii,i.-Uli-.il m . 1«» m
N.-« CVlle A< ■ •.irm.*l»ti .N M U*» A M 7 M
riiiracu K»|irn«... .. 3 r M '• l«» »m
Al|. j;hei»y At«•>tiilii<»l»ti<Hi 7 <M | 111
Traiii an i\h g at |o i>m ». **\. ■* It. Ao.
I'itUliurg At |» m an«l I*. & H., \ll<vli« ti> at •
p Ml
•Hi Suti inlay* a train, kii"*ri a* th® lln*atr»» train
hiII Imv« Ituilm at .'» 1/ in , »t \ll« l***ny
at returning leave All I • » »v at II p«u
I'n 11 ma 11 iilii>|iitix tarn «»f» t'lii. a#»i ti)irv« betart fii
Vlttaburg awl t'lili apt.
For Mrkft* to *ll point* in tin- *«»t, n-illi
• est or aoiitbwrat ami liilormMk« rricanllUK routr*.
tlm«* of train*, rtr. apply to
W. K. Tl UN Kit, Ti< lot Ajgriit,
R i' It El KOI U Bui IN P., It0«r, »•
ttutlcr, I'a. « W IIA.hM XT.
U. IV A.. AlU»gb»»*)r, I*a
II <> I'l Nhl.K,
Mup t VV A I*. IM* , Alli-jtlo iiy, l*a
PENNSYLVANIA
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
h« nun Lr. im Krri.it Sept. I*, IR1?».
MOUTH. WKKK DAT*-
K. M A M \ M I' >1 l' >1
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HaxotilMirK. .. . Arri*» »» •'»! * II .t. no • _*
Mutltir .1 «1111 ti«»u " 7 'SI a Vt IJ «••• t '£■'» •
ltutl. rJiin.tion 1...* v 7 :»» - M l 2 •
Nationa Arri». 7 '» nl
Tiii out mil 7 4"/ '• "7 I* -1 I - '■ •I
HpliiiK'lal«' 7 Ml '• I
< l.iM-niofil '» ,U» I Wi
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Mliklimr H 'in 'J 4a IJ 4 •• l-l
A >1 ]A. M I* M I*. M I* M
HDNOAY TItMNS l.at.' Biitlfr f..r
<'ity an»l pi in< i|wl intnin'.'lint** •tatloii* at 7J'A, m ,
nn.l t, (Ml p p.
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( iarwmotit II -■•• I • •••
-pi |ii|dtl« M -
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Itutlrf Jnmtiun lwn» 7 1- 'i I ■ u 17 to; ««•
Katonlnirg M I •JO* °7 1-41 t v» 7 1
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A M.JA.M I' M I' 1 IV >1
HUN OA Y TRAIKH la*av« IHv i I4.it
I«-i aiiil {vim i|ial »Uti»ia at 7I • a tn an-l
'• .Ml p in
Wit** Data. rt»ll TilK KAHT. Wu« Dam
PM\M\M• \ m r M it^
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4 otl I'Z I . 7•• • • Alli'Klm nv Jt ' ' I ' »»l
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tin duiHlay, tmin Imhlnm ltutl»«r 7 ui « m , ««»nn»«u
i n llairlaliuric, Alt««ma ami l*lilla*lrlptili*
Tlir-MiKh tmiiia f»»r lh« rant l«*w iMtUI-mu (l'iti«>n
Station), im follow*
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I'miiniylvania l.imit««l " 7 l'» "
lMy Kiiitml m
Mailt lilM Mprws " ..... * * I
llMiiciiitri Matlt " 1 1 ' ■
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Mull iiml Kx| \ I r Ni>« > rk «*«l|
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i ii. 1 1. I < j.i.
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l» N«w t ' lli itwl alfapftwy raw tn n« k
oiltlMon i Waatili ' hIJ M I I •
II.. I Itwm
l')iila«l •» Mail, hnnilnt * on.f H In a w
IYi» Atlantic <'it V (*i>« 0* li*Mtfti< Rl««*r ltii«l» « *ll
■ ail i.»nli ), v im \ M Hii'l • to I' M. «l«lly
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Mitnitiirr liau'* "«•' A«rnt
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II PHILIP TACK, j
riINTUAI rolt IN
Cleveland Berea Grit
STONE
I s »
Suitable for Kin Id i iik,
< IriiiiiiH-iital nml
I'uviltK purjiowi.
This Stone Will Nol "SMI 01
I'rieen remioiiiible.
Work done well
Mini promptly.
Stone ynid'i on
j ICn»t I'itmi Ktreet.
Kenidence
* Morton Hvenue.
I'ni|i|e'i Telrphonr )jn.
<j> E. E. CAMPBELL, '[
V TIN ROOFER. V
I and Specialties. In Tin. .1
i * M
We Arc Now fl
■ K 4 TO Show Our Full Line of ►
M New Fdl! Goods. ;
MWe wiii >lt. * tin" Ijf]; i ■_ . l«t ..■ I'm shown ■*■ J
\ '■ r - <
L 4 Cicr.tr. Furnishing j
• bv) ,
L® " nen we
7 A ft
|\i • w
w A ' 'ft
im nut do a little business with \<< t! - i'.»ll V
K DOUTHETT & GRAHAM. K
M BUTLER, PA, T.IK CLOTHIERS, ll
\ * '
' 4% dfci irti dh <fci dfc dfc A dfc dfc
We Are Ready^.#
With Advance Styles in ~len'*. Boy's
and Children's Fall clothing.
There is character in every suit we
show for Men's ami Boy's Fall wear—char
acter that at once displays itself in the
correct style, the thorough workmanship,
the elegant materials, the jH»rfect tit and
tailor like hang of everv irannent, there
r • r
is a large variety to select from, every
style, every new shade and combination
of colors is shown.
Our Prices are Always the Lowest.
Schaul & Nast,
LEADING CLOTHIERS.
137 South Main St., Butler.
mI There is no Going Back on the Fact That a >1
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Ti 108 South Main street. Butler. Pa. >
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WHEN AT
CONNEAUT LAKE
STOP AT TIIK
Hotel Exposition,
Rates $2 per day.
F. M. LOCKWOOD Pro or
New ftrug Store.
MacCartney's Pharmacy
New Room.
Fresh Drugs.
Everything now and fresh.
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded by a Registered
Pharmacist.
lr\J Our Soda
R A. MacCartney
l'.v< i* [irlcrlfm No *>nr ran ml
lot• I IrtHr with llir yrrntrit gilt «»f
natnn |M-tlct l tight. Wr are <>|*i''H»«»».
ikillr>l til '»ur liiMiimt, »ix! nukr rw> :
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pbonri and Ue«wl«.
R. L. KIRKPATRICK.
Jeweler and Graduate Optician
Nr*t to Court lluwr
Blankets
and
Robes.
Now is the time thai you want
Kobe* ami Hlankcts, and as we
.ir»- in the wholesale business it
puts us in position to sell you
either as low as the retailer buys
thetn. VVY Row have the finrst
line we ever had and at prices
lower than ever.
Plush Robes as low as $1.50
Rubber Lined Robes at 1.25
Horse Blankets, square at 50
Wool Street Blankets at 150
Stable Blankets 50
.And everything « Im- in proportion
We arc still selling Huggies ami
Surreys away ilown as we had
them bought l*f< re the advan» e
in material
Come in ami see the lar.;<
1 Sine of Klankets and Robes yo»»
evei saw.
S. B. Martincourt & Co..
128 E. Jefferson St.
Butler. Pa.
S. B. Martincourt.
i. M Leiqhnrr
»• S Wt wrll ttw Kratm-. Weg-M-
L C. WICK.
liMiia IM
Rough / Worked Lumber
D» *l.l. KIHBS.
Duors, Sash, Ittmd*. .\fouldm.
Shingles ami I-atH
Always in Stock.
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BUTLER. PA.
M. A~ BERKimi
Funeral Director.
337 S. Matn St., Butler.