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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

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Iie aber itrei6slte sartliG bes WtGo6sns
0ano.
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@efaneH tbun." ia9te ite brtn8eno, ppenn
Sic eta gutes @ort flr MID etHlegten!
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menn eS Sbnen gelirst, mir Die gtGbarbeit
bel Sbrer 9erri6aft Su peri6afeu."
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gel an. IS siebt aber AUDI ousSubefern."
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tine nit Giier. sd tperoe mid ieper
Nrbeit nnter3ieben. 8itten gle fir mit,.
9liGt ipabr, Iiebe 6rau 8inOer, fts farm
IS tbun?"
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banna nerlprad, tbr 8elteS gu tbun Iro
gfadri6t barber 81 geben. mas bic Wirtbs
l6afterin iage. -.
3ieies @eripre6eu erfiIte 2epntinens
9ers nit Danger Sreaoe.
@tnen Tag oou peiuigenoer HngetpiBbett
bate bic iunge, unglilfltde Wfutter 81
bsrbringen. Damn aber fam bon Mins
bildfrona cine Qoffnung erpeGenoe9lenigs
felt. Sobanna lieB iagen, Srau 8ogcl
poute Die gtGbteriu, Srou Merner, ieben
uno tpenr fte ibr paiie, gebe IS glet9 Mrs
belt auf mebrsre @oden. Gran @erner
lou nur Suleben, baB fte ~momDgIi4 cine
GrnpfeblIng 81 brtngen babe.
2lnfangs ba6te 2eontine ni6t an Die
praftiide Seite Der ~NngeIegenbett, @S
mar ibr nur oarum ST. tbrn, in's SaIs
ibreS @atten sH tomnIen uu0 ibrem &inoe
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banfe perleste tbr @sbirn III einem @lrz
beliturm nno es tpuroe ibr unideli6 idper,
SailHns an ~eeuinnen. GnbIib berubigte
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

8rt6tbaI tpar elm fIeines, iauberes
2anoitdOt6en nit elmer alien gotbil6en
STRIDE, beren bobe 8ogenfeniter nit 0ets
Iigengeidi6ten bunt benaIt paren. Gin
SliiB6en itr0mte nabe bel benz Srte nors
ilber. Sn Der Serne Setgteu it2 CRIME
6ugel, tpGbreno ii6 Seloer uno Wtelen
NIT gritnen 9eden iippig nm Die Staot
ausbreiteten. Die gauge uu19ebung bot
ein 8ilo lGnbIi6en Srteoens bar.
Sn Der nit i6a%ttenret6en 2inben belebs
ten 6auptltraBe bes Srtes befanb ft6
Seontine Seetpalo an etnem belen Soms
mertage UNI bic Mitta9s5eit, nit podbens
benz 9er5en unb SitternDen @lieoern, uns
fdbig gu ipreden ober flar gu Oenfen, aber
Der Sbatia6e ii6 bepuBt, bob iie nun in
Der gtGbe ibres @atten mar Inb baB ibr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
fCleyeland Herald.

The agsassiDation Of Captain Henry
NJ. Dixon, at Yazoo City, Mississippi,
will cause no surprise. 1t IL in strict
accordance with the Mississippi plan,
and was the logical consequences Of
Mr.. Dixon's persisting in the exercise
of his legal political rights in opposi-
ton 10 the wishes Of the Confedro-
Democracy. The full details Of the
"Yazoo affair" are fresh in the public
mind. Captain Henry NJ. Dixon, an
ex- Confederate soldier, lifelong
Democrat, and native born South
erncr, q short time ago allowed his
name TO be placed on the Independent
ticket as candidate for Sheriff Of
Yazoo county. A mass meeting of
"prominent citizens" was consequently
held and q committee sent TO Mr..
Dixon to tell him to either rcnoqncc
his candidacy or be killed. He chose
the former course. Afterward, how
ever, the storm Of Indignation con-
cerninv this outrage being 80 great,
he thought he might venture to once
more assert his rights and he did so,
announcing that his remuneration hav-
ing been cxtortcd by force, he held it
null and void, and was still an lnde-
pendent candidate for Sheriff Of fazoo
county. He pistook the temper Of
the Confedro- Democracy, and the mis-
take cost him his life He was assas-
sinated in the streets Of Yazoo City
on the 10th. His assassin was James
Barkcsdale relative, in all proba-
bility, of Hon. Ethel Barkesdale, the
chairman Of the Mississippi State
Confcdro-D Democratic Committee, and,
next TO Jefferson Davis, the most prob
bablc candidate for United States
Senator from that State.
This is all that was wanting to
make this barbarous outrage complete,
and it may servo as warning to any
other person who may rely upon the
hypocritical expressions Of regret
which some Of the Mississippi papers
have ndulged in to the extent Of ven
turing to oppose the Confcdro-Democ-
racy. This party captured Mississippi
with shotguns and reyolyers, and
with shotguns aud revolvers it holds
it, and will continue to hold it. And
"a shotguns and revolyers keep Mis-
sissippi solid for the Confederate
party, 80 do shotguns and revolvers
keep the South solid for that party
Mississippi has no government, save
that Of armed mobs and armed assas-
sins.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
That Problem Again.

Hessrs. Edit0rS-2o per cent. OF
6e2 per cent. is 2-l5ths. The question
then is: a spent two-flteenths more
than half Of his salary, and had 35.33
left; what was bis salary? As the
question is punctuated, ] answer he
spent $6.97, and his salary was $3.50.
ProoE-Salary 1920 In 1877 A
spent S6.l5, or half Of his salary. In
1878 he spent s6.97, or two-ffteenths
more than be spent in 1877, or two
fifteenths more than $5.I5, or two
fifteenths more than half Of his salary.
And s6.9T is 20 poF cent Of 669 per
cent. (or two-Gftcenths) more than
ss.I5, or more than half Of $3.50.
The solution Of ''Xenus" makes him
spend 1920 I'll, and makes salary
SI4.53 I'll. But 1920 I'll is not
two-Gfteenths more than 1926 Oil,
but is two-Gfteenths more than S8.l2
and fraction 20 the proof fails.
In Brooks Arithmetic / find egam-
pie on page 1871: 742 acres is 6 per
cent. more than half Of how many
acres? Answer given, l,i0O acres.
As per cent is 20 per cent. Of thirty
per cent, we may liken it to the salary
question by giving it thus: A spends
20 per cent. Of 30 per cent. more than
half Of his salary, aud has 1858 left ;
what is his salary? Answer, 81 400.
Another example, same page: 23l
il 20 per cent. Of 25 per cent. more
than what number? Answer given,
22D. It follows that 23l is 20 per
cent. Of 25 per cent. more than half Of
44O. just as S6.97 is 20 per cent. Of
G6s per cent. more than half Of 1920.
Example, Gof's Arithmetic, page
304: A raised 800 bushels Of wheat,
which was 25 per cent. more than halt
Of what Il raised what did B raise 2
Answer given, ], ,230 bushels. Change
this to salary: A spent $500, which
was % per cent more than half Of his
salary what was his salary? Answer,
81, $50. Or, 4 spent % per cent more
than half Of his salary, and had $3.50
left; what was bis salary? Answer,
81 $50. Or, $500 is 25 per cent. more
than 500, which is half Of 81, ,280
"Xcnnsr does not seem to recollcct
that you can take the percentage Of n
fraction, although the question he was
trying to solve brought it clearly be-
fore him. One Of the meanings Of
percentage il: "Thc name applied 70
any number Of hundredths Of anythtng
that ia regarded as basis Of computa-
ton. ''-Gors Arithmetic.
Whether you say one-fourth or TWEEN
ty-fivc per cent, the quantity is the
same, ID.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Recention of 11th Reseryes.

A meeting Of the citizens Of the
town Of Indiana, Pa, was held in that
place recently to take steps for the
proper reception Of the survivors OF
the 18th Reg. Pa, Reserves, who
have a reunion there on the 25th OF
this month. Committees were ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments, and the citizens Of the town ol
Indiana will doubtless cordially greet
the survivors Of the old 1lth and
make them w6lcome to that place on
the 25th. Two companies from this
county were in the llth Reserves, the
survivors Of which, we understand, all
intend going the reunion on the 25th.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

lCorroctod by q. WILSON MILLER A Bno.l
BUrrgn--0ood IA cents n n.
BAcoS- -rlaih sugar cnred hams 10 ots. ~
shoulders, 2 sidos. z
BEaSs-W White. ti.256f1 80 r bush.
CuroKrss-25 TO 30 cts. por pair.
CuEnBH-l0 cts r N.
Cons MEAL-2 cts. = ~.
CALr SRtF3-00cmsl y N.
DnfgD FnUIr-Appes cts r ib; pcaohes &c;
hiackbcrrss iOc; raspberries 300
EoGs--9 cts Il dozen.
Ffsu-Mhckeral now, htiB zoe; 4 bbs..
.I10; 4 bbls.. :2.50.
FLoun-Whcat, s5SoG q bbl, ssck SiNei 80.
GnAts-Oats 80 cts u burhei: corn "a wheat
sl rye 45 cents buckrhoai, 90.
HosrY-i5 cts. 4 ".
LAGD-Gc q n. Tallow, G007.
LrhrHEn Solo 2BGt2G eta. y ib.; upper t25
IN 20 a side Kip G0ccoo0c y NJ.
MoiAssga-50NG0c y gallon. Syrup, 4OpGOc.
ONfosg--1Oc q bush.
POTATOES -25S 3jc. Z busho'.
SunAn-YolIow 7ND9c.; white 0@,l0c. y N.
SAfr-No. 1, si 10 u barrel.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Maine Election.

The news from the Maine State
election, held on Monday, is Of the
most cheering character, showing Re
publican gains over last year. The
Republican candidate for Governor
will have large plurality over either
the Democratic or Greonback candi-
dates, and possibly majority over
both. But the Legislature viii be Re
publican strongly, which will have the
deciding among the candidates for
Governor in case no one has amajority
over all. This is therefore a gain from
last year and decided victory for the
Republicans All hail to Blaine, o.
Maine,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Another Problcrn,

An officer, wishing to divide his men
40 that an equal number Of men would
be in each division, found that by di-
viding into two divisions there was an
odd man; into three DIVISIONS there
were two odd men into four there
were three odd men; into five there
were four; into six there were five
into seven there were six; into eight
there were seven into nine there were
eight; into ten there were nine odd
men, but when divided into eleven di-
visions they were even. How many
men had he! Ex.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

THE Grand Jury at Harrisburg SIM
ply did its duty and what every honest
man in the State demanded it should
do. to-wit, find true bills against all
parties charged and proven before it
to have used money or been guilty OF
bribery last winter during the sitting
of the Legislature. But when, through
some influence, it was induced to turn
aronnd and present for conspiracy some
of the committee appointed by the
Legislature to prosecute the cases, and
also other members of the House of
good reputation, then the people will
say that it is an attempt to retaliate,
bulldozc or intimidatc. The charge
against Mr.. Wolfe and others is that
they played the detective, set trap,
80 to speak, to catch those they Gus
pcctcd using or receiving money for
votes. Suppose they did consult and
act together towards that end. il that
conspiracy to do an unlawful act
How can two or three innocent per
Sons be guilty in bringing guilty ones
TO justice How can an effort to up
hold the very Constitution itself be
tortured into conspiracy? Cannot
the members Of Legislature who saw
and knew the corrupt usc Of money
being made consult together how to
expose it without being liable 10 the
charge Of conspiracy? This is too
absurd, and the law will protect the
faithful public servants from such ap-
parent malice. When the day comes
that the honest cannot ferret out and
bring to punishment the dishonest,
without cndaDgering their own safety,
then we will have come TO singular
times indeed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn for October Term, 1879. CON-
meucin1 First Monday and Sixth Day.

Adams-Joha C0nlev.
ALicshcuy-M. :. Crawford
Cen;re-Fredcrick Marriott.
BuiialO-James Atkinson.
Concord-M. H. Wick, Chess Stouer
Cherry Charles King.
Clay-Wm. Conn. ". III. Tebav
Clinton-Samuei Trimbic
Donegal. W. Miller Wm. McCarvey
Fairview-Nelson Armstrong, J. L. Show
alter.
Forward-Milton White
Franklin--Lewis Albert, Wm English.
JaekSon-Wm. Cookson, Thomas J. Wilson.
Jefferson-Thomas Greer.
Lancaster-JonathanP Price
Marion-Nm. 4 Gilmore.
Mercer-Alex. Boyd, Jr., r. C. McClintock.
Parker-Nelson Smith
Penn-Daniel Wise, W. S. Dickson, II. C.
Critchlow.
lipperyrcck-Georse Chantler
Venango-Hugh II. Murrin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nagler
Worlh--S. II. Moore, Harvey Cooper, Thos.
B. Kelly.
Butler borough-Wm. Aland, Benz. Bauer,
John G.. Reno.
Fairview-James Shields
Frederick Winneal
Harms City-A. y. Hamor
Millerstown-P. NJ BOYLE
Petrolia-P. l.. Golden.
SECOND wEEK-13TH DAY.
Adams-Geo. Hartsung, Geo. List, Alfred
Richardson.
Brady-W. W. Robinson.
Capitalization McCandless.
Clay-Sainuel c. Campbell, JIC. Cornell,
George Miller.
Clearfeld-Martin Wolbert, Wm Scott
ConcoTd-John Chapel.
Connoquenessing-Har DYKE
Clinton-George Wiskeyman
Donegal-Michael Foruuer
Fairview-G. l.. Gilmore, Isaac Hilliard A.
P. Shears. Stanley Moorhead
Franklin-J. =. Hays, James B. Murphy,
Thompson MeCandless
Jaekson-Beniamin Powers, s. p. p. Young,
John Foreman, John Flinner, Jr
LancaSter-Walter Scott
Mereer-G. W. McGee, w. S. McClintock.
Muddyereek-J. H. Shanor.
Oakland-Francs Weland
Parker-Thomas McKissick, John Cannon,
PreSsly Black.
Slipperyroc1-E. C. Wheeler.
Summit-Andrew YoSt
Winiield-Thos. P. Collins, Martin Cypher,
John Young, John Hutzcr.
Washington-H. II. Shira
| Harrisville-S. r. Walker
THIRD wEEK-20TH DAY.
Allegheny-F Blockert, j. w. Me,;Innis
| John Sloan.
Bufalo-Thomas W. Elliott.
Butler-John llartung, THOMAS Pearce.
Clinton-Harvey Bickert, John Criswell,
| Crawford johnson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cooper.
Clay-Eli Patterson
Cherry-Jamcs Renshaw
| Centre-Silas Stoughton.
Fairview-James f.. Chrsler Simon For
| ringer
Franklin-John II. Dunn, s. II. Shannon.
| Forward-James Crtehlow.
Jackson-Anthony Shaiier, Jr., d. G. Swain.
| .Jeiierson-Ed. McFadden, Michael Shields.
| Lancaster-J. n. Ruby, Il. L. Rice.
| Middlesex-ThomaS Goodwin.
| Marion-Carlisle Waters
Parker-D. NJ. Hoover, J. w. Walters, d.
Alsworth.
| PENN. ID. Martin.
Sumlnit-IIenry Keok, Joseph Eichenlaub
| Nenango-Wm Cocf ran, Jr David Sloan,
| George u. Irwin, Geo, &c Nanderlin.
Worth-Jcsse Patterson.
| Butler borough-H. Schneidcman Thos B.
White.
Harms City. J. Bell, David Spence.
Zelienople-Jacob Cochran.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
It Seems InDOssible

That n remedy made Of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Man
drake, Dandelion, &c, should make SO
many and such marvellous and won.
derful cures as Hop Bittcrs do, but
when old and young, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Edi-
tor, all testify to having been cured by
them, you must believe and try them
yourself, and doubt no longer. See
other column.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

the acoustic arrangements therefore
being good, and while the new build
ing might not come up to the present
standard of the taste Of all, yet as g
whole it will stand as a worthy monu-
ment of the enterprise and the efforts
Of the members Of the German Lu-
theran Church of Butler
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
California Election.

The California State election Of last
week has resulted more favorably TO
the Republicans than was even ex-
pected. 4 Republican Governor and
three, al least, out of the four men,
bers Of Congress, are elected, with
perhaps others Of the State ticket.
The returns are not fully received as
vet. but enough to warrant the claim
Of Republican victory over all the
different parties in the field.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Dedication Sarvicon.

The dedication services on Sunday
last Of the new German Lutheran
Church. Of this place, was an event Of
more than ordinary interest, owing
principally to the great number Of peo-
pie present. At 10 o'clock the men,
bers first assembled at the old church
building, corner Of Wayne and Mexican
streets. and after some preliminary SER
vices there, and many expressions Of
farewell regards for the old building in
which they, az a church, had wor-
shipped for now about f2rty years, they
formed into procession and marched to
the new Church building, corner Of
Washington and Jefferson streets
The procession was the largest, or
longest mt least, ever known in this
place and extended from the old
church TO the new one, o distance Of
eleven squares. Not less than thous-
and persons were in it, while there were
many others present but not joining in
the procession. At the new church
the usual dedicatory services were had
and preaching in both German and En-
glish, Rev. +. Croncnwctt, the pastor,
being assisted by his father and Rev.
Feltman, of Ohio.
The audience room Of the new
church is large one, yet it could not
seat all present. The church, how.
ever, has secured mainly its object in
having more room and n better build
ing for its members. We noticed the
large room was easy TO be heard in,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Auditors Notice.

In the matter OF the account OF Jno. w. Monks.
Administrator OF the estate OF Robert Sef
ton, decd.
Now, sept g. 1879, exceptions having been
filed To account, Court appoints w. l.. Graham,
ESQ, nm Auditor 10 pass on exceptions. take
testimony md report tho same to Court and
restatc tho account If necessary.
By THE CouRT.
hereby give notice that VIII attend to The
duties OF the above appointment Mt my olhce
in the Brady Building, Butler. Pm, on Thurs
day, October Q, 1879. at o'clock, =. VI.
scpIOtd w. l.. GRAHAM.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

A FREE Book Of nearly 100 large octave
pages for the SICK. Full Of valuable notes on
Scrofuln; Diseases Of the Breathing Organs !;
Diseases Of Mem Diseases OF Women Aches
and Pains; Heart Troubles; aud great va
riety of CHRONIC DISEASES, with evidence
that in most oaaes these diseases are curablc.
Sent for one stamp. Address
MURRAY HILL PUB. CO...
No 100 f.. 2sth street. n. Y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
CANCER.

This disease like many others is regarded
as incurabc. It s not so. If IL il taken in
time it is IA easily cured "a a wart or a corn.
We know very well that il 10 a fearful disease
and will eat away until II destroys life, that
is if il is neglected, but il IL is attended to
when it first makes its appearance, or soon
after, there is no trouble in cradcating it
from the system. Persons viii have to be here
during part Of the treatment, consequently
there is no use writing to me for information
whether Il can bo cured without my seeing the
ease. | also trent with success, Rupture, Piles,
Fistula, Ulcers, liberated legs, Vrricosc Veins,
Varicocele Tumors, Hydroccle, and every form
OF Skin Disense.
Dr. Keyscr, 240 Penn Ayenne,
Duunsitc Ghrisln Church pittaburvh Pm
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Notice I'm Divorce.

In the matter of the petition Of VIM. L. Lackey
for divorce from Annie T.. Lackey, Z. Z.
No. $50 March Term, 1879.
Having been appointed Commissioner 20 take
testimony In the above case and report at next
Court, hereby give notice that will attend To
the duties of the above appointment at my
Office In Butler. Mt O'Clock on Saturday, the
18Th day OF September, 1879, mt which time and
place all persons interested may appear.
aug27-3t E. /. BRUGH.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

THE request to announce lectures on
National Reform in certain places in
the county, on the evenings Of Sth, 9th
and 10th insts., came too late for inser.
ton last week and hence too late to be
Of any service
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
1O3rd Reg. Reunion.

Tomorrow the surviving members
Of the l03rd Reg Pa, Volunteers IN
the war. will have their first reunion in
Butler. Proper arrangements have
been made to make the occasion as
pleasant as possible.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

Mr.. J. w. MONKS, the successful
candidate for Jury Commissioner, IL
one Of the best men in the county.
His good standing with his neighbors
induced them to warmly recommend
him. He will make a discreet and
trustworthy Jury Commissioner.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

Nh. Lucas, who was a member ol
the Grand Jury last week, was the
first colored man who ever occupied
that position in this county. Some
two or three colored citizens have
served on traverse juries heretofore,
but Mr.. Lucas was the first az a grand
Juror, and, what is better in the matter
IL, that his fcllow-members Of the jury
unite in saying that he was a very
good and intelligent juror
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Notice.

Commonwealth vs.. William Lynch. No. 10,
Sept. Term, 1873, Quarter Sessions OF But
Ter County, Pn
To all whom IL may concern:
Notice l. hereby given that the application
for the pardon OF William Lynch. the above
defendant, viii be renewed before the Board OF
Pardons of Pcnns, lvania, at Harrisburg, on
Tuesday the 10th day of September, A. ID.
1879. Il. FERRIS ct al.
aug20 Petitioners.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

SOME of the maple tree leaves are
already beginning to color. a week
or two more and the "sear and yellow
lcaf'' will have come-a renewed re-
minder of the fight Of time.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary having been granted 10
tho undersigned the estate OF Samuel
McMury, decd, late OF Cherry township Butler
county Pa, all persons indebted to said estate
notified to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
ANDREW McMURRY,
Executor.
nng97-Gtl Boyar1 j. O.. Bntler Co. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

THE jubilee services, celebrating the
fftieth anniversary Of the erection Of
st. Johns Church, Cn the western
part Of the county,, will appear upon
our first page next week, there not be-
ing space for them this week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
BJssplntio1 rOsicc.

The undersigned hereby riyc notice thnt on
Monday, August f. 1879. thc partnership which
had existed between thrs lp tho Boot aud shoe
bnsincas, under the nf7 nInc OF Bicsel ~
Run, was dissolved BY mutnnl consent
JOnN BICKEL,
scp3 ALBERT RUFF.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Real Estate Agency.

w.s BOYD has opened Real Estate oillco
in tho Vogcley House, Butler Pa, where all
descriptions OF Firms, Houses, Lots, Western
Lands, and heavy Timber Lands In Jelierson
county, Pa, nro Tor sale. Any person Wishing
10 huy will please call snd examine hls Regis
ter of properties Best kind Of securities for
.aIc. Bonds, Mortgages on Renl Estate. Money
lonncd3on nrst-class mortgages. sel0-3m
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

EULALIE's sweet poem, entitled "Thc
Cucumbcr's Victim" says the ST.
Louis 1fmes-Jourpni, has been re-
ceived, and is respectfully but firmly
declined, on the grounds that we can
not encourage muse which makes
"really gorgeous" rhyme with "cholcra
morbus" :"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

State, Joseph 3. Carr; for Controller
James ". Wadsworth for Treasurer,
Nathan d. Wendell; for Attorney
General, Hamilton Ward for State
Engineer and Surveyor. Howard
SouIa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
EixecrrfOr,s Notice.

Letters testamentary ou the estate of Martha
Chr. Neher, decd, late OF SnXonburg, Butler
county, Pa having been granted to the under
signed, all persons knowing themselves in
debted TO saia estate will please make payment,
and any having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
Il. MAURHOFF, Exr.
sep3l SnXonhmr.. Z. o.. Bmller Co. Pn
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

Mn. FRANK DIXON, brother Of the
victim Of the Yazoo City tragedy, says
his brothers death was undoubtedly
FASTENED to prevent the disclosure Of
the political secrets he was possessed
Of. He says his brother was killed by
order Of the Democratic committee.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NTANI ~ UNFAETWINT, Z
Office Of Comptroller Of me Currency, !
WASHINGTON, Aug s. 1879.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons who
may have claims against the First National
Bank of Butler, that the same must be pre-
sented to Henry q. Cullum Receiver, at Butler.
Pa, with the legal proof thereof, within three
months from this date, or they will be dis
allowed. j. =. LANGWORTHN,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
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