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THBRSDAV, DECEMBER »9«•
MEW jUJVEKTUiEUEKTS.
flUTk.—All tir<r.:arn lau lta« to
*>a • te Orir »-l- -fcottJ t*n*ty u* of
teStaiiiae 3 * W**
Uf wm
htrto & Hon'* fiu> fan
Brown & Co » Xnuut furmtore
hkttrtiuß Bro » H- i;4ay gifts
The Modem Store ■ Warns Wear
Zimmerman • Xmu> good*.
Campbell • facial prvaent*
Eyth Uru» Chnattua* good*
H oarltoc • Inn slippers
Ktrkpatr:rk • clum'i
Lngchuer s Diamond*
Keiterrr Bros Ituu footwear
H G. Alliaon Undertaker
May St Davis liquor*
» ■ ■— ud tidnlun uf «»Ui»
:M mn ibrir r*rtl|it Iwii <U tU CITI
,C> (jmc*. &h4 penaa* Baking rohllc ulw
!• —r HU
LOCAL AND (jfc.NtRAL.
-Sptwt up for the Inntitnte—Dec.
uhh
■ Huh 1«> Good* ads are beginning
to bioawKii
A K*ri • id< aof a guud time is to
bare aumebody to giggle with."
—The man aitb untold wealth" is
the one who d » the tax assessor.
Ex
—"Bleeerd is the man that hioweth
fair own b -rr. le»t it be Dot blown
Mark Twite
—The poatuffii* ot N«w Brighton was
tubbed of |l(jM in stanps and money.
Tborsdai li
- Tar llut-er Coanty Agricultural
Esaeti retaui* iu organization. and is
lsaku>i fur ts •torr luattuc.
—T« tsi lliun bcabtlsaf coal passed
the iK-ri* bUud dam. for tbe son them
is srk»t . but 1 aoraday night
—As Gate ibkUtr preached against
kis-aiag and i'l" utabtag in ctonrcfa and
all u.e j oup<«pie are mad at bim.
- T*" ir-a« -»* ;i«*»ry Heta-1 at Coa
au. ucur•.«» -«p- i» refiorted quurmr
k>m- wr •actoffc c»««* ot sui«U
9 -r
- A nuat*4 is going oa in Bat -
let Trt-n u » hare purchased a piano
an . istnid d:»,<aid( of by ginng away
|H4tiutlr Ucietl
—A big. Ucck Lmt hs* bees scaring
the peuple ut Cranberry twp.. Venango
ouocty. near Franklin, and tbev tele
fur Teddy and his gan.
- L Well: A- Sub bare inioethinx in
%st€~X!iig lu aay to the pabtk this week
•tkAt tbeir Sue fata, ooata. etc All
ex-jsilrnt Chrmtiuaa gifts. See edv
Tu* Wabuh tunnel through Mt
Washington, Pittebtirg, was opened
la-i baiarisy. Thr last "head" war
Uu«-i ont with 190 pound* of dynamitt
-TW Drrunnu. Oil Co. and A 1
Starr of Conoorfl tap had a happy
Tbrnkagirittg ih< one struck a 1500
birtu gtifWrr an tbe other* fans that
-TW Batler County National Bask
bmiAwg b«lm oar Conrt House look
nhiMp. jw aa tW Fnck building in
FituAmrg throw* a ahadow oa the
Court Bona* there
—T vest) otwr pajHli will graduate
frua liotltf High (tduoL and fort}
turnm Graniaer ac-hooi. ana tbe gradaat
img eaetnaaa war* naeo fixed far tbe
—tninri wmsk in Jan nary
— -Mfß- J, £. tlitftlr* tiiin
Slfcc twsnt |ii—il4i tiuir lo frnrrhiif Win
tot" ll(!fdkll«dlie. MJtid A
Mm at •Hitmihk Xinaa (Ml* ta this pa
lu jaro*« her assi rttoa
—Tit* tteuaet Moolvus CO began a
mmk a eegagetiMint at tbe Park Theater
MuMl> t with a good bouae and tbeir
■kentonuM |*rlor»aeoee have aecured
HMMH aadicDott ato ot.
—Know tell ia all tbe northern states
aa Thaakagivwg day. and tbe "breath
ef winter waa upon aa. and yet tbe
faat-toal*B» tackled each other ia tbe
Bad. nt>d came hack anwared from head
telauL
—bun* jaujilf predict that more
boaaw anil be bath ia Batler next year!
Shaa were tbia year. Hunt of the
iHMMta built tbia year w.-re of ahabbv
aaaatraciuoa and material; and if tbe
law all<»ws of a Banding Inaixx-tor
Scitii r aboold fa#** cum*
— A tbe meeting at tbe Batler (J. V.
L last Monday evening the following
oSmaa awe alectud lor tbe enaaing
ymm Oak.. B i. Pbipp*; Lt Col . C
■incberpur Maj . S O.
Serg.. N M Hoovev 'Jffioer of tbe day
la Omeail Chaplain A. C WUlians.
Qr Mater. D L Kanltin Traatae. A.
G William*
—The baprsme Court bM liended the
mat umif «han|> will he paid for by
iter cuastf but owner* of horse*
•MOT or Mrmr which hare bees bitten
by rtiy and have to he killed mow iid
4ar (Ik provisions ut the law For
Im—mi sUfti m the boat cow* are rated
•t *** and p**. at p, - Ex
—cbufcm is niilwnn many
ilt tjkr ttTHITIMf- wfcUcll
Hhry but fattened for market. Dr.
Bpmrr far Che tele Buord at Hatlth,
and Dr. Kjnttier have hues trying exper
tank m the hard uf a iunaJ mac is the
hope of «fl«ctmg nuw Local batcberr
*oe-<5 be doubly watchful to guard
agaiiiai baying mfe<t«d annual*
Uoai pobucs are tawormnaic iLiter
mame M. C M< At<oy J F Hnaeiton
& B Oilnml and J. B Mather* are
■i itlli» i Car Bra*, white 1. M.
Marwei. h B Oua» Archie Davidson
kit Jack Hrt ChneUe and Isaac An
Are* i- want to be Tax Collector The
•ftorr at Burgess m ntd to be worth
iaooi SIW to $!»• a uiociUi; and the
Tax CoitecLumhip trom two-Co three
Tbe utuatl elaborate Thaakagiruig
w mervmi IB Chuafb wm «rrr«d to
0W» aad du(» Mn Charit* White
bead of the Hume for PruttdW Gate
and iAigr doodod u» jri ve her th«*
ba»' that* wa» ia sight Tbe oatoaat
yru »ew give* oyafcota tame)' Mid
mmtum I'JOW Tfirfr were Ha< dag* at
the haagaet "Life By roc Mm
WMIU-tin»f! Mid the more I Matr «1 I lat-Ii
Ike better I like mag* '
- A jory at Orabd Rapids Mich
kar awarded sK,4*m daiaatnt to Mr*
Mar? £ Lm who aood tbe Modern
Wwdnnti at America for SSUOUU for in
Jnnt* r*T*ttved by bar buaba&d while
Imum-' initialed into tbe CoujientMni
oaui] of tbe order laat winter. Tbe
■u d*ad of bi* lajanea Such a con
dtttut of affairs oertainly speak* well
for tbe robuat condition of tbe goat
•mud by tbe Moderu Woodman of tbe
World Tbe Xe*r» reapectfally aag
j—U that a rtwuuL be hereafter placed
a (KM. ha* bumping parte when be i* let
baw or prorkk- tbe nuut wbo is to be
initiated witfc a pillow to place wbeie
ttm impart at tbe batt ootuaa with tbe
■Hal fotoe Kew Caatle New*
PEILSONAL.
S. W Lewis of Washington twp. vis
ited friends in Buth-r. Friday.
Dr. C. B. MrAboy of Homewtxal Ave
Pittabnrg. was home for Thanksgiving
Jas Walker of Jefferson twp.' took
his son from the Hospital, last Friday.
Miss Ethel Herion of Monoagahela
City is the guest of Mrs J. S. Campbell
S I). Miller Jr. and wife of Aspin
wall visited friends in Bntler, la«t
week.
Mi«*> Millie Ruff of N. Main St. enter
tains her Isdy friends at tea this
evening
Thomas Wiley of Clinton twp attend
ed to some business matters in Bntler.
vesterday.
Braid Blac k prayed for good weather
till he could get his roof fixed —and it
catae back
Misses Stella. Gcnevra and Ferne
Mates of Lilwood visited friends tn Rei
bold. laat week.
Supt Fred 8. Breed of the Vander
grift schools parsed Thanksgiving at his
home on the South Side.
Mr*. Elizabeth C. Irwin of Chicora
has been granted a widows peusion
through her attorney W. C. Ffudley.
Mia# Georgie <"raue of the Irwin High
School spent Thanksgiving with her
mother. Mrs. Kitty Crane of S. Main
St
Dr S Alden Kamerer of Indiana Co.
and Mrs. Rev Kam«rer spent Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kamer
er of Walker Are.
City Sept. John A. Gibson and wife
where bo«ts to a large number of friends
at their home on North Washington
St.. Tuesday evening, and will again
entertain F riday evening.
Abe Flick intends moving to Butler,
and will have a sale on his farm in
Clearfield t:wnship. Tuesday. Dec. 16.
at 10 a m If you want a good horse
here is a chance to get one.
Eph Kr. gar wa» in town. Tuesday,
and told ns of the splendid, new barn,
that he has had bnilt for the accomino
dation'of the public Eph keeps the
only hotel in Greece City.
Senator Dej»ew of Sevf York was
talking jtoUtii-s with a man who declar
ed that Ibe price of everything depend
ed on the IHW of nun I" ac, l demand.
• That i« not aln-i,\s iru»," the
Ht-u«<or "I iisked a (Jtrman batcher
llur other day the price of sausage.
" "Fifteen c*«tn a pound,' he svd,
aiding after a momentary paase. "bat I
hain't got none alretty.'
" I asked him why he quoted a price
when be could Lot delive:- the gools
•• Oh. he explained "if I hat nome der
brice ronld be dwesdy cends. But I
haf none. so I make der brice low. It
gite* me a rebudnshcr. and it goets aie
nodding!-
"So yon ewe. the price went do»-n
whet; there was no supply and no de
mand. for I dirtn t w«nt sansage. and
had asked Merely to critifj uiy love of
talking.
Conti ell Doings.
All the fire bell* are to be taken down.
TTie matter of opening Lincoln Way
in the Fifth Waru. w:.s referred to the
Street Commute*-, with power to act.
An ordinance in being prepared pro
hibiting the hauling of garbage in open
cans or barnla through the streets of
Batler
ii. A IC. Election.
The annual election of offiom of Post
105 to serve daring liKi# and of Dele
gate* to the Dept. Encampment at
Xurrirtown Pa. will be held at the Poet
rooms on Friday evening Dec. !i at 7:30.
Kverr comrade should be present at
this meeting.
Public Sale*.
Dec. I«—Tuesday, 10 a. in., at Abe
Flick s Point Breeae farm, in Clearfield
twp near Coyleeville-Stock. baggies,
wagons, harness. chickens, etc.
Dec. 23d —At A. O. Kelly's farm in
Cherry t wp, -ear New Hope—Horses
rows, wagons, harness, etc.
CHRISTMAS!
In buying a Christmas gift be sure to
secure something useful and beautiful.
My store is t*»e place.
CAKL, H LKK.HNEU.
Jeweler and <>ptirian, Butler, Pa.
Real Estate Broker.
Parties wishing to purchase or tell
oil nropertie*, farms, citv residence* or
real estate of any kind, should call upon
Whi. Walker,in Kcttercr's b'd'g,opposite
P. O. Butitf Pa. Peoples I "ho tie No. s>9
FOR SALE EASY TERMS!
A two story store ruoin and large
dwelling with one acre of ground, good
►table and outbuildings, large .chicken
house, all io excellent repair. With or
without stock of goods, general store.
A good businec*. fine trade in a pros
perous agricultural community. Will
be sold right. Incuire of
. ruras DENNY.
Leasnivville Butler Co.. Pa.
1 (trialma* and New Year Holi
day Kxcursioits.
Ob Deoetnlwr 24. 25 and 31, IMS. and
January 1. 11*13, the Baltimore Ac Ohio
liailroad will hell low rate excursion
tickets from ail stations on its lines west
of the Ohio River Tickets will be
good for return nutil January 2 IMS.
For detailed information call on or
address nearest Baltimore & Ohio
Ticket Agent or E D. Smith. A. G. P.
A., Pittsburg, Pa.
Holiday Ihhml*
at Cleelaiid s Jewelry Store, 125 S.
Main street. Butler. Pa
Fine White and Perfect Diamonds,
tsohd <iold Watches. Solid Sterling
Silver. Fine Imported China. Rich Cut
Glaas. and many other articles suitable
for a nice gift.
Best ouality goods at right prices,
(nil ana see and be couvinced.
I Vim*} It auia ftiulruad Clerical
Orders for HHKi.
Pursuant to its usual custom, the
Pennsylvania Company will issue cleri
cal orders tor the year IMS to ordained
clergvmeu having regular charge of
churches located on or near its lines.
Clergymen desiring such orders should
make individual application for same
on blanks furnished by the Company
through its Ajceuts Applications
should reach the General Office of the
Company by De-ember 21, so that orders
may be mailed December 31 to all
clergymen entitled to receive them.
F Alt M KIW : FA KM KHS !!
Buckwheat versus Cora.
e w ill Km-liange IMM> lbs. of
Frnue Yellow Shelled ( orn lor
•MMJ lb». KtMxl, dry liiu-ku li»*a».
No I—liitliuu, except write or gee us,
before yon bring your Buckwheat, so
tiiat we have ample stocks of corn. Tbe
railroad* are very slow hauling freight
tliew day*
A* there are Dearly 12 Dm of hulls on
a bushel of Buckwheat. tnis enchauge
uteaii* MO 11*. of solid Corn for about
375 lb#, of pur* Buckwheat, after tbe
boll* are removed, la thin a good ex
change with oorn retailing at nearly
Wftc per basbe] ? F tgure it out.
H J. Kumulb & Co..
Butler, Pa.
Ai>k lor It!
If you don't aee what you want at tbe
B. R. d: P. Cafe ask for it.
They will funn-h von with anything
in tbe market,and cook it nicely for you
on abort notice
Tbe Cafe ia ojien froui early in the
morning till late at night.
B. R & P CAFE,
Steia building. South Main St., Butler.
-Supper* furnished for Theatre parties.
Hell Telphon« 147
Chas. F. Kino. Prop'r.
Yon will find tbe largest ana beat as
sort ment of Plush and Fur Robes at
Martincourt &Co s. 1&< E. Jefferson St..
Bntler, Pa.
LEGAL NEWS.
GRAND JURY FINIUNT.S.
TRUE BILLS.
Com. vs.-
Ft arl Armstrong. f&fc: S F Wilkin
son. agg a&b; C H King, agg a&b:
Robert E Royle, a&b ou an officer: Wm
Falx-r, larceny: Ed Nobleman, larceny,
H cases: Jas McGrady, manslaughter:
Daniel Behm. n&b: John G Brown, be
ing a tramp: Pat Karney, obstructing
an officer: Jos McKean, murder Johh
Turik. agg a&b and mayhem: P J Mc-
Dmou){h. crrrving concealed weapons
and felonious assault.
Roliert Fay. a&b; G R DeHaven,
a&b: Elijah Wiieeler. agg. a&b, a&b
with inteut to kill: Dr. L. n Stepp.
felonious, rape and adultery .Johnston
Bjo-jth. adultery: Jas. McCaudless and
Monroe Thompson, larceny and receiv
ing stolen goods, 2 ca-*f; 11. X. Wise,
larceny.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
Sam'l Jobston. Wiu' McDevit. Henry
Hare and R. 11. Black, a&b: Antonio
Valcare a&b. with intent to kill.
DIVORCES.
Tuesday the usual grind of divorce
snits occupied the Court.
Sarah E. Grossman, by her brother
John Stevenson, applied for divorce
from Alfred Gr'-s:u ID, who appeared
and defended. The parties made some
pretty mean statements about each oth
I er.
| Aaron Kerr of the- South Side applied
for divcrco from his wife Maude Kerr
on grounds of aduit-'ry. Katherine Gor
don Lanrent from E. L. Laurent, on
grounds of b'gftmy. Lanrent having
married another woman and deserted
her ir. Washington, Pa. Clara J. Don
ahue of Chi Cora vs Henry J. Donahue
for desertion, and Luella Miller of Cai
lery vs Geo. W. Miller for desertion.
In each case divorce was granted ou
payinert of costs.
NEW SUITS.
J. W. Alien vs A. W. Bowser, appcil
by defendant from judgment of R. Mc-
Elvain J P.
Pred Weigel vs Henry and Ella Niece
appeal bv defls from judgment of Zenas
McMichael. J. P.
J:ihn C. Dight vs Heary E Millar ap
peal by deft from judgment of J. F.
Shannon. J P.
Wm Tani;s A: Bros, vs E Oi lo Davis
appeal bv deft fr..ji jodgiuentt of R.
M.-Klvrtil, J. I'.
A. S. MSIPUI.II VS (IMJ. E. WVsb ap
peal by deft from judgment of R >le-
Elvain, J. 1'
John C. Digit vs P. E. Domhach ap
peal deft from judgment of W. A
Sloan. J. P.
Oliver Thomt)3on, Win. A. Fisher.
Prospect Creamery Co. and Uhlman.
Einstein & Co. vs T. B. Humes, ex'r of
Mary Shierley (four suits) appeals by
the deft from judgments rendered by
J nstk'es.
Standard Plate Glass Co. vs American
Natural Gas Co , bill in equity asking
for an injunction t > restrain the deft
from abandoning three gas wells on the
McCafferty, Kennedy and Ekas farms
in Clinton twp. The wells are owned
by the Gas Co. and th« Plate Glass
works is supplied with gas at a meter
rate per cubic foot. The bill states the
(Jas Go wants to abandon the wells and
will not sell them for more than they
are worth. A settlement is likely.
Mrs. Magdaline Yost vs Town Coun
cil of Butler, appeal from award oi
damages by viewers in the matter of
opening Wayne St, westward to Fair
Ground Ave Mrs. Eliza Best same.
Mrs. Mary C. Krut, sime.
Mary Colinet vs August Colinet of
Butler, divorce. Crnel and barbarous
treatment and abuse is alleged.
John Young vs Robert W. Hervey of
Allegheny, summons in assumpsit for
$22,128. On Aug. 21, the parties enter
ed into an agreement by which Young
sold his farm to Heryey for S2OO per
acre. The property consists of 110
acres, two miles west of town. ' Of the
purchase money SSO was paid in hand,
SIIOOO was to be paid in 30 dajs and the
rest at longer periods, secured. Ilervev
did not pny the SB.<K)O and the suit re
sulted. His defense is that Young can
not give him a good title because it can
not lie traced back of 1867 when the
laud was alloted in partition proceed
ings to David Borland as a part of the
estate of WE Borland, dee d. J. M.
Galbreath appeared for Young and
W. A. Booth of Pittsburg and Williams
& Mitchell for Hervey. Jury trial was
waived and a stated case made on law
points.
TRIAL LIST.
On motion of the defendant company
a compulsory nonsuit at the plf's cost
was granted in the case of Mrs. Mar
garet Goddard of Callery vs the Forest
Oil Co. for damages for the death of her
husband.
The cases of Rnmmell vs D, A. Carnp
l*ell. Root vs Hopkins. Snyder vs Phil
lips aud Hartzell vs Phillips were con
tinued.
Friday, Saturday and part of Monday
were occupied with, the assumpsit suit
of Bella Pearl Adams against R.'Lycur
gus Hindman for $3,000 for breach of
promise to marry.
The plaintiff in a daughter of John
(painty Adams,the Fairview hotel keep
er. The defendant is a son of Stewart
Hindiuau of Concord twp, and is a
driller and contractor.
Besides herself, the witnesses for the
plaintiff were her sister, Dora, her fath
er, Mrs. F. W. Linger man and Rev.
Althouee. They showed in brief that
the yarties became acquainted in 1807;
engaged iu I*l*B. and continued to keep
company two or three times a week un
til May 30. 1002; that Hindman called
the plaintiff Mrs. Hindman in the pres
ence of members of her family; that he
wrote a letter from Scio, 0., telling her
she should be bis wife: that he bought
for her or gave her money to buy rings,
cloaks, a brooch, hat, etc.: that he gave
her an engagement ring in the presence
of Mrs. Lingerman (then Maude lieat
ty): that while she was on a visit he told
her if she did not return soon he would
break the engagement; that la*t spring
he began going with a Miss Hinnian of
I'etrolia and then told the plaintiff he
would not marry her.
For the defense an attack was made
on Miss Adams' reputation and Mrs.
Isaac Davis, Harry Sheaklev, Hattie
Wiles. Mrs. Dodds, Newt Wilson, Wal
ter EUenberger, Frauk Snrth, Curt
Kaukin, Sadie Elleul>erger and Walter
Dufty told of her attending questiona
ble dani-es; receiying attentions from
other men, mentioning a Barnhart and
Mortimer; drinking beer, etc. Dr.
Thomas was placed on the stand to tes
tify about an illness of Miss Adams, but
knew nothing. Hindman, the defend
ant. went on the stand and made some
grave admissions implicating himself.
Miss Adams and a Chicora physician.
He also admitted that when Deputy
Sheriff Hoon went to the Hinman resi
dence in Petrolia to arrest him on the
capias issued when the suit was com
menced that he had resisted the officer.
Lev McQuistion addressed the jury
for the defense and S. F. Bowser for the
plaintiff. Monday the jury was charg
ed and rendered a verdict of $1,2:17 for
the plaintiff. A motion was made for
a new trial.
NOTES.
A process was issued Monday for Jas
Clinton, who is accused of a&b, entered
bail for his appearance and failed to
appear.
Thi- larceny charge made against P.
Wtisenstein by Ida Sturn was with
drawn.
Charles Concil plead guilty Monday
to agg a&b on Hymen C. Fisher and
was fiued S2O and sent to jail for 20
days.
Constables T. C. Campbell of Slippery
rock and James Klngh of Karus City
resigned.
The case of Com. vs John Craig was
settled.
L. Cohen, a Fair Ground ave. store
keeper has been held for trial on a
charge of extortion made by Mike
Mehichle, who alleges that Cohen ac
cused him of stealing a handful of salt
and made him pay $lO or be arrested.
All the Sheriff Hales were adjourned
to the coming Friflay and sale of sever
al other farms was adjourned.
Tbe following have been held for
: court for riot, assault and battery and
riotous detraction of public buildings:
John Benson. Claude Zit-gler. A 1 Irvine,
John Spronl. Vincent Ainbnster, Antho
ny Rohn. John Taylor. Eluier Stokes.
Charles Haben, J. W. Smith, Bert De-
Haven Jacob A Downey. Kitin,
Lucian Cbenot and Harry Martin.
Robert O. Sltira. Jas. M. Bell and W.
■ L. Daubenspeck were appointed to in
spect the Mnrrin and Jamison bridge in
Venango twp., Beiir creek bridue in
Parker twp. and the Frederick bridge
I in Donegal twp.
I The following registry assessors for
the new precincts have been appointed:
Winfield twp.. 2d precinct, Craig
Smith
First ward. Butler, Ist precinct, Dav
id Cnpps
Second ward, 2d precinct, Robert C
Mc A boy.
Tnird ward, Ist precinct. Isaiah Don
aldson: 3d precinct, Wui. J. Allen.
A charge of larceny hns been entered
against Win. Fabsr far alleged chicken
stealing.
On petition of citiz us of Butler twp
for a ne-.v road to extend from Locust
St. east from the borough line to E.
Jefferson Sr. extension, I. X Meals,sur
veyor. Jefferson Winier and D. H Sut
ton were appointed viewers
On comp'aint of his wifp. Geo Lonitz
of Saxonbarg was arrested, Tnes laj,
for a&b, sur-r.'y of the peace and non
support.
G. W. Cramer,Esq.,of Buffalo tp. waj
appointed foreman of the Grand Jury.
Thomas George and Mike Kocher
were naturalized.
John K. Lee and his mother Marinda
Lee of Mkbl lei-ex twp. petitioned to
haw a judgment, obtained cn notes
uiven l>y John to W. C. Larderer of
Evans City tor *7O for a buggy, opened
on tt:c grout-d that John was a minor
when he bought the bngsy and gave
the notes The petition was granted.
Ou Friday last Judge Mitchell of the
Superior Conrc M_*nt his resignation to
Gov. Stone, ibe same to take effect nest
day, bat up to yesterday the Governor
br.it not made ait appointment.
The libel suit jf former State Printer
Thomas Robiusoo of Butler against
John Wanaoiaker of Fhiladelphia,
wh i-h was to have bten beard cn Dec.
4. has again l-*—n postponed at tlie re
quest of the d'felidant, who s»id •h:'
t.e Wou'd lie Ufr to get his >vitue-'S s
to B-' :v -r at i .!•« time s»t.
Mrs. Libbirt McOlrire and T.
Si:-' int w-r*» .-ip.minted clerks t" »}•♦•
J ii v • to assist ia filling
tk jury wheel for Hi 3.
The equity suit of the Standard Stcrel
Car (Jo. aud J F. Audcr-on vs J. G.
S\ mm to compel Staiuai to sell them
his ;• .>, -i!y mi .-in option,went on heir-
Ii _ \ sreni before Judge S. If. Miller
ot .Mercer.
Tin; case of C. C. Hoover and M.
Hoover vs Ira 3. Ziegler and W. A.
Que ii ring of Z'jlienjple, assumpsit to
recover payment for drilling, was heard
before Judge Miller without a jury, yes
terday.
Misi Isabel Adams, a niece of Mrs.
Geo. M. Gr ill irn, has baan iu as
deputy Clerk of Courts.
Rosin i Waguer, widow of Chas Wag
ner of Jefferson twp ha-i petitioned for
, leave to withdraw a renunciation of her
right to take under her husband's will
which she statfc3 she filed on misinfor
mation.
Cyrus Harper, aduir of Geo. Ehrman
of Cranberry t-.vp, was given leive to
sell real estate.
Mary Miller, ailoix of Michael Miller
of Sammit twp. was granted leaye to
sell real estate.
A s-ttleuieat was conjrmed in the es
tate Thomas Kennedy, ilec'd, of Adams
twp.
Sale of 95 acres of E. J. Kennedy,
dee'd . in Clearfield t<vto Ilody Rod
g-srs for £<>4, r-abject to an $1823 mort
gage was con firmed.
Sale of the Greenert property iu Jef
ferson twp. u* ■> postponed; also that of
the Manny a I Convery properties.
Oa motion of W. E. Foster, a rule
was granted on John W. Coulter, gdn.
of John Win' -r of Muddycreek twp. to
bhoiv cause .vhy a sale of timber on
Wiuiers pro; irty to Seaton & Son of
Zt'liouople for $">01 should not be set
aside. Fost« r states he is willing to bid
S7OO.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Charles Young, Sr . to Chas P Gross
lot in Zelienople f..r S3OO.
IN Harvey to A A Stutzinan 109
acres in Clinton for S3IBO.
Robert Me Fate to Sharon Coal and
Limestone Co. 0 acres in Slipperyroek
for |370.85.
Lewis Patterson to same 4 acres for
$252.50.
Lewis Wolford to M J Wolford 158
acres in Clay for s*oo.
Samuel P Thompson to James N
Buchanan 30 acres in Marion for $550.
James C Stewart to John Wolf lot in
Butter for $250.
Harriet 1 Hall to L M and G W
Putney lot in Forward twp. for SOOO.
Thomas G Lyon to Matilda Boyer lot
on South Side for S2BO.
Adam Frishkorn heirs to John Frish
korn 28 acres in Jackson for SI2OO.
Geo W Graham, as Clerk, to Chris
Wagner 21 acres in Penu for SSOO.
W A Stover to Clara Jenkins lot on
Chestnut St for S2OOO.
W J Risch to Harry F Trimbur lot on
Bluff St for SBOO.
Win J Musser to John B Hahn lot in
Summit twp for SIBOO.
Chan P Grots to Myrtle B Hotaling
lot iu Zelienople for SSOO.
Ii II Thorne to E E McCleary lot in
Fairview for $125.
John McQ Smith toPB&LERR
Co lot in Butler for SIO3O.
Pa S F & L Asso to A F Toy 13 acres
in Fifth wd for $2700.
J C Toy and W H and J M Long to C
W and A W Fiske and H C Fleming 50
acre lease and wells on Nettie Campbell
farm in Adams for SBOOO.
Edgar E Gumpper to Alfred Guiup
per i int in lot on E Fulton St for SISOO.
PG Turner to Margt and J H Turner
assignment of lease in Parker for $5400.
John R. Cavanaugh to L. F. Miller
lot on W Wayne St. for SOSO.
W F Rumberger to Mrs Cecelia Hig
gins lot on E Clav St for S3OOO.
Bertha A Kepple to Levi Larose lot
on Brown Ave. for $' 100.
Chas. Duffy to Geo. J. Krug, 0 acres
in Butler twp. for SIO4B.
Marriage Licenses.
W r illiam E. Sarver Butler
Margaret E. Stroup "
Roscoe A. Thomas Buttercup
Cora Thorne . "
W. E, Double Slipperyroek
Lizzie J. Jones Prospect
Henry W. Schweinsburg. .Lawrence Co
Frances J. Davis Allegheny
Gardner C. Cooper Butler
Lizzie M. Nixon Brownsdale
William C. Torrence.. Parkers Landing
Lizzie M Grant "
Sxmuel Leonberg Ogle
Luella Davison
At Clarion, James F. Lindsey and
Lizzie D. Beebe of Butler county.
The home of John N. Ecuert of Rose
Point, was the scene of a pretty wed
ding Thursday, November 20th, the oc
casion being the marriage of his daugh
ter Margaret A., to the Rev. James S.
Wilson of Prospect, Pa. The marriage
was solemnized at high noon, liev. W.
Orris Fisher of New Athens, 0., a class
mate of both the bride and groom, as
sisted by the Rev. Edgar L. Tait of
Princeton.
The Modern Store s sale of under
wear for ladies, men and children will
attract attention, as the cold weather
makes this kind of wear very necessary
for comfort. Eisler, Mardorf Co. are
also showing a line line of holiday
goods as well as furs and also blankets
and comforters. Their Millinery De
partment is the finest in town. Read
their adv. elsewhere in this paper.
We are ambitious to see the men of
this town the best dressed in the state,
give us the chance.
Ritteh & Rockenstein.
WANTED—A good platform scale
50 to 100 pounds. Inquire at Jackson
& Poole's, rear of Campbell's machine
shop, E. Wayne St., Butler.
Best of everything, investigate for
yourself. Ritter & Rockenstein.
A( « lOFKTS.
Waiter Miller, of Allegheny. and
formerly of Butler nof Miller
of Walker ave., anu -,v uo rails the j n:n;>
station of the Plate Glass v.-. rk*. was
seriously injured by a wreck on the U.
& O. near New Castle, early Sunday
morning. By reason of a switch being
left open She Express coining East from
Chic !go run into the engine of a freight
headed West Miller, who was a Mes
senger, WAS in the Express car. It WKS
telescoped and he was found under the
roof, with his hip and back injured.
James Bradley of Butler, a fireman
on the ''Bessie," fell from his engine at
Erie, on Thanksgiuing day, and was so
badly injured that he was taken to a
hospital there.
H. D. West, a southern boy. was
caught between ff eight vars, while
helping to make up a train, early Tues
day morning, and crushed to death.
John Wnddell slipped and fell over a
wheelbarrow in the yard as his home at
Piano, Tnesday, breaking two ribs.
OIL NOTES.
The Market is $1.42 this morning.
Prospect —The well on the Robert
Kennedy farm southwest of Prospect is
reported to be doing 15 barrels a day
Another well is drilling.
Concord twp—Th? Devonion Oil Co s
No. 4on the A. W. Starr came in big.
Thanksgiving day. starting off at 80
barrels an hour, flowing. It is located
abont 600 feet due west of the first big
well on that farm which is yet produc
ing "200 barrels a day.
The Sonth Pen n's No. 7on the J, M.
Kuhn is doitg 7 barrels from the
Speechly, and No li on the J. E. Camp
bell 12. Snte & Co's No. 2on the Win
Murtland is doing 10. The Southern
Oil Co's No. 5 oil the A. S. Hindman 15.
Tenae-see —A Chattaiiooge special of
last Saturday said lhat Guffey& Galey,
the Pittsburg oil operators, had just
sold their tutire interests in the Kaij
land oil fields ti>the Standard Oil Com
pany, including thwr recently purchas
ed Mt. Sterling Oil & Gas Couipat'V
Tlie price
included the famons Ragland Farm
steel tanks, etc.
CHUKCH NOTES.
Rev Dr Dysinger of Vandergrift
.ve a very inteiesting lecture n:
"I. terature and Life" Tuesday evening
in ihi- Grace Lutheran church.
The inembets of Rev. Nicholas"
c'nnrch tendered him a surprise, dona
tion party Thanksgiving t.vening. A
very pleasant evening was spent by all
prfsent
The Junior Christian Union of the U
P. church will hold a "stocking" social
atthehouieof Mr and Mrs. Clarenc"
B McMillan on S. McKean St.. Frid.ij
evening. All invited.
»ISTMAS!
C hristmas is coming. Look over my
stock of Diamonds, Jewelry aud find
V>'d goods suitable for Chrismas
CARL H LEKIHNER-,
Jeweler and Optician, Butler. Pa.
FOR SALE r t
Lot 40x1-10. paved und sewered, $550:
lot 40x1'20, $325; one acre, and good
house in borough. $:!700; house and lot
in West End, $1200; on S. Washington
St., *1000; on South St., £1050; on New
Castle St.. $2500, on W. Peun 5t.,52600;
two on Mifllin, SSOOO and $1200; on Oak
land Place, $2(150; a beautiful home on
Institute Hill and a dozen other prop
ertirs. Loans
E. H. NEGLEV. Diamond.
DWELLING FOR ?ALE-
Ore of the most desirable homes in
th" growing town of Slipperyrock, Pa .
eight rooms and two porches, drilled
water well, barn and other buildings.
Good ■ plot with g;)od fruit. Near
Normal School and church Building
to.> large for owner's use. Inquire of
JAMES S WILSON, N. P.. or
JAMES H. KERR,
Slipperyrock, Pa.
Markets.
wholesale price 63-Co
Rye, " ...... 55
Oats, " 35
Coin. 60
Buckwheat 65
ITay, 12 00
Eggs, " 25
flutter, 25
Potatoes, ' 50
Onions, per ba 1 00
Beets, per bn ........ 50
Cabbage, per lb 1
.Chickens, dressed 15
Parsnips, per bu 50
Turnips 40
Apples 40 50
Celery, <loz bunches 25
Honey, per ponnd 2
FOR SALE—House on Washington
street, one on Elm St., one on Pearl,
two on Quarry, one on Fairview, two
on Morton E. 11. N EG LEY.
Mntic scholars vvt;.';« r.' J5? W
Wrvw
Six months night school at the Butler
Business College for $25 Nov. Ist to
May Ist. May enter at any time.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS!
All hunting is forbidden on the farms
of the following named persons and all
trespassers will be prosecuted accord
ing to law:
MIDDLESEX AND ADAMS TWP.
William Hays heirs, John Rifley,
Alfred Nelson, J. W. Parks heirs, James
Mainland heirs, T. A. Parks, R. A. Lee,
H. M. Parks, Gilbert Forsythe, James
Harbison, J. H. Parks, J. M. Fulton, J
.T Moore, J. V. Watters, Campbell.
(known as the Joseph Cowau farm)
Jos. Mangel
"Perfect" Ovens and Good Bakers,
Get them at Whitehill's.
BOY WANTED -Boy abDat 17 di
siring to learn a trade can secure infor
mation at the CITIZEN office.
You are protected when yon buy R.
& R. clothing.
Invest in some of Ritter & Rocken
stein's wool stock, it will pay you.
Hand shaped garments that are war
rented at Ritter & Rockenstein's.
All ambitious dressers know Ritter
& Rockenstein's clothing.
Prosperous Times
cannot last always. Prepare for a
rainy day by depositing your spare
cash with the Real Etftate Trust Com
pany, 311 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg,
Pa. Four per cent, paid on savings
accounts.
Capital and Surplus $3,700,00Q.00.
Let us help to give you a smart ap
pearance. R. <fc R.
Insurance and Real Estate.
If yon wish to sell or buy property
you will find it to your advantage to see
Wm. H. Miller, Insurance and Real
Estate, next P. 0., Butler, Pa.
You never had such a chance to get
good clothes cheap. Try R. .& R.
The acme of economy here, R. <fc R.
clothiers and men's furnishers.
Single and Double Ovens at
Whitehill'S.
NOTICE.
Twenty-one typewriters now in use
at the Bntler Business College, 75 posi
tions tilled last year. Have filled 17
more since; Sept. Ist. Are laying calls
for office help almost daily. , Have en
rolled 125 students since Sept. Ist'
Separate departments for book-keeping
and shorthand students. Students may
enter at any time. Dec. Ist, an excel
lent time. Send for catalogue aud cir
culars. A F. Regal, Prin.
Fathers aud Mothers
teach your child to save by opening a
bank account for him with the Real
Estate Trust Company, 311 Fourth
ayenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Four per cent,
interest on savings accounts.
Capital and Surplus £1,700,000.00.
I'.AHK THEATRE.
HKNNET'i'-MOri.TON CO.—ALL WKKI."
| The Bennett "I jalton Co. began i
i week's engatfi'inem •.» j ; nl, rices a
tlie Park, Monday evi . had a fai:
audience: gave an ex< ellent entertain
meiit. and hive hid "fat andiecoes,'
every evening sine-. It is the beg'
repertoire coui(»jnv that l::ts ever strucl
the town. Their < :>rertainn:eotß ar.
vaired. and continuous, with everything
jtood. including their lady orchestra
which. is a novelty here
For tbeir Saturday matinee they warn
the assistance of tiftv Bntler girl*, whe
will apply at the stage entrance.
ELKS MEMORIAL SERVICES. —DEC. 7.
The annual memorial services of But
ler Lodge No. 170. B. P. O. Elks, will bt
held Snnday. December 7. at the Park
Theatre, at 2:30 p. m. The public arf
cordially invited to attend. The fol
lowing programme has been prepared
Prelude, orchestra; opening cererno
ni—< by the invocation, Rev. T.
13. Barlow: chorus anthem of praise.
Fetilev: vocal solo. "The Heavenly
Song," Mrs. C. N. Boyd: vocal solo,
'The Man of Sorrow?," Prof. R. V
St rat ton: male chores, 'Lost Chord."
the ,/Eolians, eulogy. "Our Departed
brothers," Brother Col. W. T. Mech
iing: chorus, selected; vo.'-l solo, se
lected. Mrs. A. E. Reiber; address
"The Living to the Dead." Brother I
8 Stentz. McKet-spurt Lodge No 13tf:
vocal solo, "A Dre in of Paradise,"
Miss Estelle Armstrong: male chorus.
"Lead, Kindly Light," the .ZEolians;
closing ceremonies by the lodge; dox
ology by the audience and lodge: bene
diction, Rev. T. B Barlow.
Musical director, Prof. R. V. Strattou:
director of orchestra. H-mrv S Moore:
accompanist, Miss Mae Balph.
THE SIGN OF CROSS. —DEC. 8.
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LILLY LORHELU
MERC IA
' Tlie Sign of th>; Cross," Wilson
Barrett's strong and impressive re
li i.>ns and historical drama, presented
t)> the original English company from
the Lyric Theatre, London, will he the
attraction at the Park Theatre on Dec.
8. The play is now world renowned.
Net only it bern miming constantly
in England for the 1 five >e,as but it
h is been translated into French, German
Italian and Polish
A BREEZY TIME. —Dec. !>tb.
For the more general :md generous
cultivation of your laugh bump, the
enterprising managers of "A Breezy
Time," have devoted years of time anil
study Ifyouhaveno swelling where
that black mark is shown on the chart,
you have a tendency towaids blue laws
and misanthropy. Your case needs
careful attention, and yon should be
sure to see A Breezy Time.
MICKEY FINN.—DEC. 10.
The Wiliiamsport Pa. Gazette and
Bulletin says "Mickey Finn" and his
combination of farce-comedy producers
held forth at the Lycoming Theatre,
Tnesday afternoon und evening and
judging by the ripples of laughter thai
chased each other in quick succession
through the audience, "Mickey" pleased
the people. Th? produ tion was ex
cellently mounted with appropriate
scenery, there was a bunch of pretty
girls and a number of specialties.
Murray & Macks Comedians in
"Shooting the Chutes" will be an early
attraction at the Park Theatre.
<«ran<l Opera House, Pittsburgh.
THE TWO ORPHANS -NEXT WEEK.
D'Ennery and Dumas still maintain
their reputation as the first writers of
the good old school of romantic melo
drama. In the marked change the con
temporary stage has undergone in the
past quarter of a century, nothing ha»
dimmed the lustre of enduring success
that has followed the presentation of
"The Two Orphans." The Two Or
phans will be presented at the Grand
next week.
Pittsburg Orchestra.
The fourth set of concerts this season
by the Pittsbnrg Orchestra will be given
in Carnegie Music Hall Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon, December sth
and (>th, when, under the direction of
Victor Herbert the Conductor, the
following program will be given:
Symphony No. 11 "Military". Haydn;
The Page's Songs from "The Marriage
of Figaro." Mozart; Two Entr' Actes
from "Rosamunds," Schubers: Prelude
and Closing Scene from "Tristan and
Isolde," Wagner; Sougs a. Wiegenlied,
Ries; b. Standrheu, Brahms; Tarantelle,
"Venezia c e Napoli," Liszt.
Gas Fixtures,
We have them; 50 different styles.
They are in the latest finishes, made to
match the hardware of your house.
VVuitehill. Plumber.
Use lona Patent Flour.
The best Bread !>nd Pastry flour in
the market, i bbl. pack, SI.OO. i bbl.
sack, 50c. Every sack guaranteed.
Geo. Walter & Sons.
Marksmen Take Notice!
An ifIH.OO Steven's rifle as prize this
month (Nov.) for best score on a 5 shot
card. 25c a card at Mardorf's Shooting
Gallery, Basement Farmers National
Bank. Opp. P. O. S. Main St.
S. B. Martincourt & Co. carry the
largest stock of street and stable blankets
in Western Penn'a. Call and see them
128 E. Jefferson St
POP-CORN WANTED!
Take all of last year's pop-corn you
have to John A. Ricliey's bakery, on
Main street, Butler, and he will pay
you the highest market price for it.
Nobby black dress-up togs at
Rittek & Rockenstein's.
HE COULDN'T READ
Because he couldn't find his spectacles!
But it was a great relief to find them in
his hair. No one knows the true value
of an eye-glass or spectacle, which re
jtlaces the defective sight, until they
miss them. If you can't find your
glasses come to us. We, will refit you
in euch a satisfactory manner that you
will be glad you lost your old onp3.
We also sell —
Edison and Victor Phonographs.
Eastman and Paco Cameras,
Photo Supplies.
Washburn Mandolins and Guitars.
Optical Goods.
Field and Spy Glasses.
R. L. KIRKPATRICK,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician
Next to Court House
/ UP OH
< THE CORNER <
> OPPOSITE THE
(COURT HOUSE >
I i
| V \ou will find our store. /
✓ Most people know where it is, V
» but if you are one of the many f
t new ;>eople that have just came V
S to town, this will euable you J
S to find us. All Maiu St. cars \
N stop theie. Ask the conductor \
J to let you off at "Boyd's." A f
\ great many people go out of )
/ their way to come to onr store. \
S If you have sickness in your C
! j home you want the best. We /
; V aim to make our store one in /
/ which you will have coufi- p
I \ dence. If von have a prescrip- \
i l . tion we will fill it as written V
j / or not fill it at all. If we do 1 /
"» not have what you call for V
' (which is seldom) we will get r
\ it for you at the earliest pos- C
/ sible moment. Our specialty j /
, / is prescriptions, but we sell \
I S all other things usually kept Q
j $ in drue s tores. j f
i
I C. N. BOYD. I
l DRUGGIST, I
{ Diamond Block. /
) Butler, Pa, >
REGISTERS NOTICES.
Tlie Register hereby gives notice that t lie
following accounts of executors, adminis
trators ana guardians have been filed In
t'.:'s office according to law, and will be pre
s-.-n ted to Court for confirmation and allow
ance on Saturday. the tit li day of December.
I!»i2. at 9 A. .v.. of said dav:
t. First and final account of John Blckel.
tru::idlnn of Kdward hlmp, minor child of
.Inl'it Kimp, deceased, late of Summit town
ship. tint ler county. Pa.
2. Final account of 8 F Thompson, gaar
dian of hate Bard, minor child of Austin T
Bard, deceased, late of Slipperyrock twp.
'■». Final account of Joseph ftarron. guar
diau of .1 S Wimer, minor child of Aimer
U'itrier, deceased, late of Wortli township.
Butler county.
I. l-'lcal account of P D Oeibach. executor
of Martin Boelim. late of Forward township,
deceased.
5. Final account of H J Rose and H K GII
- executors of the last will of Hugh
Shaw, deceased, late of Mercer township.
Butler county. I'a.
G. Final account of Roliert, Krause, execu
tor of Eilzalieth Tyson, deceased, late of Jef
ferson township.
7. First and final account of F W Renick
and Caroline Renick, administrators of the
e.-tute of W l> Renick, deceased, late of Slip
peryrock township.
x. Final account of l'eter R Day. executor
of John Day, deceased, late of Clay twp.
0. l-irst ana final account of Daniel Bul
ford, executor of Sarah liulford, deceased,
late of i'enn township.
lrt. First and final account of Eva Purvi
ance, administratrix of J T Purvtance, de
ceased, late of Connoouenessing borough.
It. First, filial and distribution account of
Wilson W Graham, administrator of Clara J
Uruham. deceased, late of Butler borough.
12. Final and distribution account of James
W Thompson, administrator of George E
Thompson, deceased, late of Butler borough.
13. l lrst. and final account of William F
Itoistein. executor of the estate of Barbara
lvocdel. deceased.
11. Final account of Margaret. Black,widow
of II H Black, euardian of Sadie O lUack.
minor child of John Black, deceased, lapfcaf
Cherry township.
I.V Final acconnt of Jacob Schwartz, exec
utor of Andr. w Krause, deceased, late of
Summit township.
10. First and final account of W P Stickle,
administrator of Emma Stickle, deceased,
iate of Eau Claire borough.
17. First and final account of F W Prouty.
adn luisirator of Ida M Vrouty, late of Slip
pery rock township.
is. Final account of Conrad Foertsch and
William Zoller, executors of John Foertsch,
dec«-ascd, late of JelTerson township.
l:i. Final account of W R Kiddle, executor
of last will of Kilzabeth Dodds, deceased,
late of i'rospect boro.
~u. Final account of Dr. S D Bell, deceased,
guardian of Etta M Monnle. minor child of
Alfred Monnle, deceased, as stated by Geo E
Stewart of the Guaranty Safe Deposit and
Trust. Co.. administrator C. T. A. and D. B. N.
21. Final account of Drlssllla Langbeln.
adra'x. of Charles Langbeln, deceased, late
of Butler borough.
-.1. First and final account of John T. Ful
ton, administrator of estate of James B Ful
ton, deceased, late of Middlesex township.
Z\. Final account of John Dlndlnger, ad
ministrator of Valentino Shousc, late of
Jackson township.
21. Final account of F M McNally, adminis
trator C. T. A. of Michael McNally .deceased,
late of Donegal township.
-'5. Final account of Sadin Roxburry,
surviving executor of Kosanua Kenuedy, de
ceased, late of I'rospect borough.
2ti. First and final account of D II Sutton,
administrator of John Goetz. deceased, late
of Butler, Pa.
27. Sixth and final account of James Wal
lace, administrator of Francis Wallace, de
ceased, late of Zelienople, Pa.
2s. Final account of Wm Bishop, adminis
trator of August F Bishop, deceased, late of
Evans Cltv. Pa.
2!». Final account of Mary Ann Schelln, ad
ministratrix of Andrew Scnelln, late of But
ler borough. Pa.
110. Final account of Dr. S D Bell, deceased,
guardian of Francis Monnle. minor child of
Alfred Monnle, deceased, late of Kutlcr Co.,
I'a . as stated by the Guaranty Safe Deposit
and Trust Co.. C. T. A.-D. B. N. of Dr. S I)
Bell, deceased. No. —.
3k ilnal account of Margaret Dorsey, ad
mlnlstratrlx of Nancy Adams, deceased, late
of Adams township.
■S2. Final account of .7 F Shannon, executor
of Elizabeth McCandless, deceased, late of
Adams township.
3.'i. First partial account of S A lieills and
Isaac liellls, Jr.. executors of Isaac lfellis,
Sr..deceased, late of Harmony, Pa.
34. First and iinal account of Geo B Mc-
Crea, administrator of Anpelo Ricehulo, late
of Clearliuld township, deceased.
35. First partial account of T B Humes,
executor of Mary F shlrley, late of Butler
borough, deceased.
3it. I inal account of LJeo E Welsh, adm'r. of
James Welsh, dec'd., late Harmony boro.
37. First, and linal account of Catherine
Bellly, adra'x of John Do!,in. dec'd., late of
Millerstown boro.
W. J. ADAMS. Register.
CHRISTMAS BUYERS.
Send in your, orders now to
avoid the Holiday rush. Orders
sent in now will be packed,
boxed and held subject to your
order for shipment.
The goods we sell we guarantee pure
aud wholesome— no need of goverment
stamps if you buy of us.
REASON NO. 2. If you deal with us
once—you're satisfied—you tell your
friends—that makes trade for us. We
find it pays to giye you satisfaction —
TRY US.
ALWAYS IN STOCK
KISCH., I,AK(iE. OVERHOLT.
(. I't h KM! Ki MEK MT. VEUNOX. THOIPKUH,
(ilB-OX, DILLINfiEK, BUIOUEPOKT.
and offer them to you ti year old at $1 per full
quart, t! quarts $5 00.
GRANDFATHER'S CHOICE.
whiskey guaranteed 3 years old, 00 per gal
lon. Wo pay express charges on all mail
orders of s,">oo or over. Goods shipped
promptly.
OBT. LEWIN <Sc CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Now 14 Smithlield Street, formerly
411 Water Street. PITTSBURG, PA.
•Fhones: Bell 2179. P. & A. 1458.
Do You Buy Medicines?
Certainly You Do.
Then you want the best for the
least money*. That is our motto.
Come and see us when in need of
anj thing in the Drug Line and
we are sure you will call again.
We carry a full line of Drugs,
Chemicals, Toilet Articles, etc.
Purvis' Pharmacy
S. G. PURVIS, PH. G.
Both Phones.
213 S. Main St. Butler Pa.
FOR SALE A good fire stove, near;,
ly new. Inquire at this office.
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2 The Best Possible Time for Purchasing <>
A Merchandise During the Winter Season $
J| is the Immediate NOW! f>
X THE REASON: Q
\ We wish to clear up Winter lines of LADIES' SUITS,
\' JACKETS, FURS, SKIRTS, WINTER DRESS GOODS, #
\ TRIMMINGS and UNDERWEAR wliile the demand is
O great, and to make room for our immense Holiday stock,
Zr which is here and which is receiving additional supplies
<A daily. Don't torget this is the best time also to make
Q Holiday selections. And, speaking of Xmas gifts, do you
know it's becoming more popular every year to make /•
|| Sensible Xmas Gifts,
X SUCH AS X
f Furs, Coats, Dress Patterns, Gloves, Hand- #
4 kerchiefs, Millinery, Blankets and Haps. K
We have aJI these sensible articles as well as a ' r
JJ choice selection of r
| Art Goods, Bric-a-brac, ;f
| Dolls and Xmas Novelties :f
V But about the first mentioned articles—Jackets, Suits, £
Skirts, Millinery, Furs, Dress Goods, Blankets, etc., —these < >
are not ordinary values; it will need but a casual glance to <
convince the most critical that we are offering unusual values Q
at singularly low prices.
| ffik r-is, LADIES'and MISSES'JACKETS X
- / / II Monte Carlo, Ripple Back, Norfolk
X ' I U Blouse and Coffee Coats. Price, $5.00, j
-0 SB-s°, SIO.OO, up to $35.00. 'Styles ex
ft LADIES* AND MISSES' JACKET SUITS. X
1? Norfolk Suits, Blouse Suits, Jacket
X Suits and Walking Suits. Prices, SIO.OO, Y
$11.50, $15.00 up to $40.00. See our ¥
V(l Special Suit, Silk lined Jacket, drop silk J.
6 I skirt, $21.50. Exclusive styles. J.
1 Skirts
Walking Skirts, Dress Skirts in Cloth, Cheviot, Silk, -' k
t Velvet and Novelty Mixtures. Prices, $3.98, $4.98, $6.00, i*
up to $25.00. Styles exclusive. $L
;c FURS I
{ f Isabella Fox, Sable Fox, Mink, Marten and Russian Fox. * f
* ? All the popular Furs that are worn. We guarantee you a * £
< f saving of 25 per cent. 011 furs. < Jf
;| CHILDREN'S COATS ;j
I All new, stylish, in design a:.d colors. r ; -V Pi ( C
Sizes 1 yea; to 6 years.
Sizes 4 years to 14 years. ,'
Prices $1.50 to $25.00. WJL ! '
A big range to choose from. , >
All goods we show are the kind that are made for the *
best retail trade at prices that meet the most moderate i *
means. We ask you to pay our store a visit of inspection.
Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman; j
Bell Thone 20*. TD , ,it„„ r">„
People's Phone 126. DUtlCr,
® Campbell's Good Furniture. jg
I Give Useful I
I Christmas Presents, I
Would not your friends
prcciate a piece of Furniture
W <s4 more than some useless arti- ISS
SI I fl* ele that will soon be cast aside.
vyA / Never had so many Odd
Chairs, Divans, Rocking Chairs fey
and Parlor Tables to show you.
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gj MUSIC CABINETS |g|
y-s» All in mahogany finish or solid mahogany. Finest one costs U3g
Cgg S2B. Others at S2O, sl6, sl4, $lO. Cheapest ones costa,ss 00-
Wl WRITING DESKS HI
Ladies' Writing Desks in mahogany or oak. Some cost $25,
others at sls, $12.50, $lO, $6.75. Cheapest one costs $3 50- {55
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COME IN AND LOOK AROUND.
g| ALFRED A. CAMPBELL, J§|
PH FORMERLY
1 Campbell & Templetonj
L \\ you want to get a new
/ ▼▼ n obby Suit or Overcoat, up« S
" to-date stuff, go to the old /
\ reliable One Price Store. /
C We haye just received a full line of >
/ new FaJl Clothing in Suits and Over- S
l coats. Please give us a call. /
/ Yours for Clothing, V
V Our store will positively close at 11 P. M. y
f Saturday evening. S
jDOUTHeTT B GRAHA^j