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New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

Twrmoc'- Sept. i!2a.o p nc toa an and ea,er'
SoSa ii.e ntIains oio bale. fr ,pecGatoa ali .9er
HcecIpt- 2oo bales including 200 hle' American; ia
tur- partially rel che. er trands 10" Miid''ns CLAUSE
.glicn& & g, M ' 9cr .ia Iovenir de.iye-v
ol alec 0'ii ao NoV'moei Dos" December "eiFefy' Dbl
iiyrsroo.. ,cjt 1856 -. n.- ,ndtue Upards Cotton
G'si; AltiAug Drear- o.tI. ,.,. ,.
lacud,d o. os.a. Amc.ican F.tlse.' p'rt, Low M.
O-ioncrdrvev u.s. De- Nca CROP s.ipptl oe'Hae rant
Ng,slSi gGSrt -. SpG - dul and eann-
to-cs low Mdlne. lnisc- Good Ordinary Ile.' A''
B,Li.sohi sept 5.-' ot,on nra. Mdluur. l2~r Low
rro's nae sports TO Great t ia2ojbal eo.sivisc
"p r.l.,i 49, ,,,ton on,e, Miilsnr. l.i,c Iov
Midug. I1c; Good ordinary u ST.. met receipts ".'
'1''i' GS,a1Sics ..p. IT, on dun ana lover as
r.,,,i Is iaie-. selt. go bales. stock -lioh hscs.
siscS>AIt sept l.. ,ottaa lower and s,eac .in.onr
cv.,. io5 b. shipments, 80 bales sales, JOG laesi
GNyroy Sept, H. cot'on veaS Mdlns l",.'' L9w -
bie. esporss coa-twse bass' sales lSo' Oe' ''oe~
for.'iilf sent cotton nominal 'liadiinr lec
Mddur I0'lci Good ordinary. not quotel net rec''pt
"a bis expors ooaatose, 20 bales saies $40 u4es
Tr, Gu.sss-. sept l7.-co'ton woaher; Middne llc.
L9~ Mips -, & S9 Bales srportg PSi e rianee 10
ba- lel bales; sais 900 baes ias' evening
N,agIla Sept, cotton quiet; Mdrne. llae'' net r.,
c,r.. e'5 baio, exooI's coaawsc 5o5 bales sae' uon'
Fiji ,ostra.I sept l7.co,ol ea'el', sn'Ii,e. lst..
,a. % bales sac' 26a bales all To 81 arer'' -ioo
7l. bales. - .. - ,.,,,. ,,.
rw ',fiffn. Inlc: Gnoi Orirafr. lJif'- r'cpts.
~ ha c.p'ff- i-e .4 h.e~; sies 1900 bales,
a.' evening. 500 ba .si .'oc1 y io2 oai.' , 49,, ,
-f l,i!- S,it lotion lower. -lndline, lIc; Low
M,r- l. 7, Cod orllnir. loiic: rcceP.s ~ bales
-i JON emit bales; saes, .6p bales stock % tal =
NfNIv.r. q. l--foffor steady Mtinng ilc;
Low ,'i.irc lOlr Ordinary qlotrdi pts,
..jI lies. sales. 80 bales. -to,k, l.2s5 llcs
PHINr CLoIU- MARKET
FAN RIVER Ma sept. l-.-rle Printing Cloth market
ho hrr more active in demand with ai's ~ 60 -Quar"
CLOTHS ,-. and e. less per cen, oosns easy at tue
lniirr Intatnn.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
financial.

FHLlNT and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
tV-loiders ~ ,onsohcat,o bond, ,an nov d,pot th'i
bono. either o rae following dtposturts: Merchants
xrlalgc National Bank YORK: Mechanics National
Bank Bedford. Mass first Naionl Sank tca, N.Y.
who viii issue Il. .Otabe certificate for me
FRANCIS HAIHAWAY.
IOTM SNOW. IK,
a. q. BRONER,
H. III. FI~H
IL. ~. ' POST. Chairman.
Purchasing COiAm.tte,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

dav: Exchanges, S90 3,O39: balances, So 3SG4.5O1
The business at the Sub-Trcasury covered:
Receipts, S3.5O0062; payments. $1.29i,9i3;
currency balance. $50 $50 com balance.
81 II 36S. 800.
Foreign exchange was dull hut firm AZ Yesterdays
advanced quotations. which are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

I7NlON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.-
Duslness Gnlnces.

NEW FENDER for VESSELS.
important 10 ship owners gnd shlrhr''fs For salr,
valuable patent prevent rIps ln o collision nom
any h4ry. working model 0 B., srcn az lnl of'la.st
by CARL u I1ltN
ONE of the best aud oldest established dairy
~ restaurant s-sau-f Tor sale Wei MT ani
I've take Oil ini n D."
Apply TO Is. " nUNrlNGrON. Attorufy.at Jaw,
81 nr,Ncl Yuiaiug.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

point. other months with better business sae yester
DAY after n.-eptember l2OG l2OJ. 1904, 1900, l22
l2ul ll.o7. IL9s. lL0a. i2 October lO72lO7l. lo7n
1909 1865. lr.67. loj6. lo65 l0Gi November. 1884,
lO.J3. 1852. 1881. 1929. 1O.2s. 10 II December
lg29 1927. ia2G 1925 ic.2i January o55i May. iosl
1880; total, 2G3uO bales sales today n-~ep
tomDer ,Iao. ls9 49, llss. lls6 llsi, ll.sA s2
lls0 ll.7G ll7S. Il72, ll7l, ll.74. 175 ILL., ll!a
lU7S OriDb-F. 900 10 o. 1854 1855. 1887, loss, lo5a
1902 IGe3. loGo 1881 November. 1923. iogi 1873 95S
1926 lO21. 1921. 1925. Decrnher. lois. ll2u.
l0l7 1O1n. 1923 l022 1920 lo2 January 1925. 10 q
lO2s, 1914 February 1896. les5. l".5s March 10 ~
li596O bates Frst Call-sepember. ll75, La llIS;
October 1856. iO.5- 1893. 1000 1885, NOvemb,r l2i
1870 December, 1922; January loss February lU;1
March 1880 1852 total iO.JGO bales. Second call sep
tember Isl ii 49, October. iOG. 1899 Nov mber lO.2
December 1920 InIa total 900 bales. Third Cal--ep
iemler 81; October. 1904 1903; November, ln2f;
December Iu3O March, 50 total 800 bales. Futures
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Chesapeake and OHIO Railway stock and bond
scnp also deferred interest coupons bought by
WM. B. HATCH & Co..
20 Pine-st.,
keW-Iorlk
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
CAS STOCKS.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE ALLEcnFSr COUNTY,

All New.York and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also kn,
oi nroukiyn Investment securities. dealt IN by
GEO. III. PRENTfS-. ~ BKOAD-Sr.. y y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

TIci. T''. OF s1S raAxcIsco MINING STOCKS
Yesterday Toda

Gov,ruineut bonds TO-DAY were more active than
Of late 50 far as the volume OF business was con-
cerued hut the prices were steady. The sales at
the Boards covered $4,000 coupon Us, 1851, AZ
lO3a4: $50 900 registered 5s a, 1923; @ZOOOO
coupon and $1,000 registered 4i2 per cents at
lOi3.; rls2,O0O coupon Is AT lV2, ana SonVOO
reVisierod AT 1Ol. Distret of Columbia 3-65S fell
10 STA s4li. The market ~ the close was strong
at annexed quotations.;
-, SO .,sea - ,..s, .o,- az ,d, Asssi ss
l : }Sss, ,o4 t.%'s 1873 iei33
Z. 81 Tes i0sl; i01aS Dist Of Col s.65. 80 sie
Sfafe bonds were neglected, the business to-day
3ncinding only $1,000 tennessee 0-, old; ~ oI'7'
aud SO. 900 Missouri Gs, ls94 or IS9o; al lVa, T..
Ibere were no transact iOns III city Dahk sh'fes'
r,Gjroad bonds the dealings exhibited no little
irregularity, some of the specuEdVS % %hnJs "ttns s
higher. while others were lover ana "Sdh, ~. II,o
se-,,'a rousols after at first being ls higher,
declined p per cent to 1923 ana closer
offered at the selling fIg9r" the aut"d iut,1f were
- per cent better at 75ss seconds as.entcu "
273, the unassented bonds soid al ~ anu - q "
spectiyely. Missouri Kansas ana texas iss's va. 81
higher: he firsts selling at 7Jlsd - a. athhst "a
Yesterday and the seconds ut 32Sea32, against
al& Rome WatertOwn and Oglens1ntg hrSis l. ur-
clnod - 10 633l. New-JcrSey Centras were io"eii
rie'' is'~r recovering to 9slL and Lehigh -aI and
Nllkesbarrc cOnsols being d lower at 'o2
Chesapeake and OHIO hIsts seIss r am anJ
23la respectively. The ST. LOUIS and iron Mouh-
tam issues were dull and steady ono ana Mlss's-
sppi sinking funds p higher at 10. and seconds y
AT 100 Denver and Rio Grande tirsts at e3"s weIc
Is lower than Mondays ales, and Iexas ae,hc .1
land grants reacted Il per cent selling al 45a H.
Ihe ,ub-Trcasury to-day gained $2,2O5. ll9 on
balance, made up by gam Of S2,OO7 ,5la currency
aud 9lJI 600 com. This makes the Slp- lIeaSuiS =
uet los since Las. Friday -. 796 26l. The com.
mon and closing rate for money to-day was per
cent. with few exceptional loans az .
per cent. On Governments the rate Is
per cent. The Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $4,000 Ia National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were *515.OOO
aud the internal revenue receipts were @2o3.OOO
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

f.f4 1 IL K.-ftI
oEO. III. PRENTIs~ 81 BKOAD-sT.. y Y.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, ALLEcnEST CorNrYl
49, tIlIsAuK5 september y, ,ls,9
NOTICE.-TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
~ THE COUNTY or ALI EGHENY. STATE OF Pa *.
sYIvANIA Ihe s,nsng tnnd Commission m Of he GoasIy
vested IN them by Act Of Assembly approved The pa day of
section II s. Tha The commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
bonds should uo oferd obtained AZ rates brow
" numbers beginning at the owe. number outstanding
ard in the event o ,nch bond or bones no ong
paid Commissioners ,hal deposit the there
bonds advertised Tor shall draw interest thereon,
ana ts no hOiIs,s oi s no o @ OF or , s Snd p LON U Ia ~,
vsising 10 be made ip 80 newspapers published IN h iy
DO hereby uoy the hod-r- Of Allegheny Comfy bonds
si Snd IS E S I 5 'HG 49, IL sd 81 e. Ss a. s.
~ 81 - al aa,si uS Sslnly @ ,s SG sns s ni
at the "aee q ae G 7 1SnaSosr &C. renn aat
J0WX JoHy +: r: f:AEcTS MccTNE' ! s,9si@s Eaa@s
SEo. ALEXAh BIZ r. : Com maii,ee-. %i.f
OFFICE of the CENTRAL PARK, NChlh
- a9% Eat niXEk EAiLG9AD Fd & meeting
m. o. 9any TUESDAY the 2lst day o. Ootobr ls.v
16e tfanser books viii be closed oclock on SAT
URDAY the 20h of september and reoperci Oh the morn
''S O' 0''0O'' 80 C. DExsMoRE wYsIAN. secretary.
T"E CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
~ Nr'~ 4VHh-
no. IL ~ ssau-st. corner o., Pinc-st
CAPITAL Sl.,NDOOO IN L. :. BONDS.
ALLOWS interest or depoai- retnrnabie demand. or a,
specified dates Lei legal cpl.ory Tor money paid into
Court Is authorized act Executor AlminlstrltDr
uerau OF in any position Of trf Also A. Rag.tr,r
or Transfer Agent stocks Bonds as Trustee Tor
' HENRY T. sPAULDlSG. P,.,idont
BENJ. B. SHERMAN Vice. .Pt.1,,,,,
e. II. p BABCOCk, secretary.
BOARD or TRUSTEES
Samuel d. Babcock, George W: Lane
Jonathan IAOrne jacob ~ NtihilFe
Isaac y. PhrlpA Geo. Macshl1ch Alhs.
iosah NJ Fiska Roswell Skcel
1has a Iandon. A. A. Low.
l.dmund W. COreA Amos X f.he
Fredk II. COs-iti, Nnas- 80 riancAyh
Wm H. Appleton Wm IL Neob
Gustav ScLAwb >. fletkolt Nvis'-.
David Doys Percy i. Pyne,
Martin Bates ilehi,, l.. ~ III ln tns'
Wn. Alien Butler. DAVID wore bisn'V'
Jane l.. Wallace toruelus = DiAas-
h. sherman.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
NEw-YoRK AND pAyANA DIRECT MAIL

Tbo.o ar .tclass stear,np- s regularly at D. m fr,n
pt,r No IL, ilisrf As ip.lONss
sf..tusilp SAN HAUL " BA. ~ lI kDAN. sept 81
s,eamshID MDh.li a. ASH LII WEDNESDAY. Oct. :
A,nmo Anon az r,s IL fof frs-nt or pls.lg@ 1ppyt,
A''N'' N'...l-tAM T. CLYDE * co..
.n.r.N BIOS. Agent. N II ---....
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
. EW-YORK. HAyANAand MEXICAN MAm.

AsD NERA CRUZ. VIA HAVANA
ctlAn, al Prlsit~O. lnl ecuc aIu llaut.fa
CITY OF NiW-YplK ........ - q ltatt sen. N
CITY OF MAsHING1ON liayana oaiyI Thurs. ssof -
CITY bF ALTMAN DkIA NcNl.......... -a-s.lst.. d..
'ClllOf WAsnINGtON (haVsna only Th'~> Dc.. -
MEALS 4 IA CARTE SMALL TABLE ~tHNIt.''i"
J. IALEXANDIE ,S sONH. Sos. 81 sad - Brnanway.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

NORTH a. .K'fA> LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE El.iN ti.s Nl.N York.
sOUrhAMPION AND BEtALN
IgNA -----... a. -", - o., At..------ -At . ~
RATES OF PA~SAGE fsom NET.IONK 10 sOU UrhAAt-
TON, HANNE OR bhtNaNt,,.. al,
FIRST CABIN 500 lie YND tAhlN.......-1J
~rEfRAtt. 5. . ,
Return tickets AZ reduced rates ffr0id sHerts' cih
Gates $50.
OELillilS g. CO.. Eo"llf Bfrrh.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
NTatiorai Iipe.-From new Pi"r 80, North r.
lN----EOR OuLEN NsIOMN AND LLNNEpllL.---

-----IOR LONDON Nlcior.a DOcs-.l-------
HOLLAND -,rt. ln. . 90. ti.hN 80 k,'li ~ p a. ~.
Cabin 500 10 sTt. stecfapo 50. lpait- fo R
upward s.el very low tonrtatH oices Nns %
aHd ~ Rr,sdWay J.. -. J. la ls>I. Nanaror.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FAiI RIVER. Ma. sept. lT-rAe Printing Cloth market
ho hr.r more active in demand with sa's Of 90 -luar"
CLOTHS at ,r and e. less per ccnt cosing at tue
latter lfotatou.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Dlpioeno Nollces.
DIyIDEND NO. ..

OFFICE ~ TIE HoNF-IAkE NNING Co. l
.I hioll.aI.. NeN -loIA. sept ". I..e.l
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
NMAN LINE. EOYAL MAIL sTEAMERS

FOR QUEEySTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF az VAD....oA lChDAf. -o.i - tp a. m.
CITY OFFHf-T .f..... I D. 4lll~DA1. -. i.jD o. n.
CITY OF BRussALs ......... lli lli~DAf. oct - . n
CITY OF blisl.iN '0A z sl'Al ti. a
Cl1l OF MON rREAl. I'M P~ )Nl. O. .-, Pr p. ~
From y. y. f.. fOOi of chlrtonst
CABIN. $50 and 500 Return tca'ts On taFpTtJ.'
-TFERAGEs. Drafts AZ lDwe-t rates
saloons, rtatcTOoms rmOA and bdiiip ms ainishpL
Ihrsc Gamers 10 not cattle. sheep ii!gs
JUIIN @. uA IL A..AL b ava as HI lLA ~. y. D.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

MaIkoI Isss acu'e 0AI ITI @ II -, T,i, 1T i
~ 750 Rhds $500 baes aud SO bsies Centrifugal 7'sc
10 hhds. Porto Rico, 6i2a6 400 4. >. 90
WHISKEY-cuiet 81 o.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

Total bush il2OJ) ONt,oUU -Ulufvto l,O'-,VAJ
Total hgsl.sluce
opening Of
44,.C2O33 lGlsoo-O SOV1-,t tol 2S44iSOJ
Corresponding .. . - ., ..,.,..
week " 1878. ..3.S2j25O 7l93OO 2"21433 l53Se4O
Al CHICAGO AND MlLwAUKEE.
Receipts Sh'pments
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
The Methodist Conference.

At the Methodist Conference in Pittsburgh,
last week, the following appointments were
made for the Allegheny District: II. L. Chap
man, P E.; North Avenue, L. B. Snyder;
South Common, Z. L. Miller; Arch street, j..
Hollingshead; Union Church, L. r. Beacom;
Simpson, T. n. Eaton Woods Run, r. Nor
tow; Bellevue, T. IT, WiIkenson; Glendale, w.
T. Robbins; Sewickley, w. Lynch; Freedom,
J. Connor; Rochester, W. Cox; Beaver, /. A.
Pearce; Bridgewater, d. l.. Dempsey; New
Brighton, NJ. Mex. Garrett; Beaver Falls, E.
Williams; Enon Valley, c. NJ. Westlake;
Smiths Ferry, L. II. Eatan; Union Centenary,
J. J. McIlyar; Springdale, G. w. Johnson;
Unionville, J. E. Williams; Harmony, J. w.
Fighter; Emory, S. G. Miller; Butler, w. p.
Turner; Brownsville, s. Lane; Salem and Frank
lin, w. c. Weaver; North Buffalo, to be sup
piled; r. T. Taylor, President of Beaver Col
lege. Rev. Montgomery, of this place, was
signed to the Williamsburg church, Pittsburgh
niefrinf
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
Proceedings of Court Last Week
CASES TRIED IN COMMON PLEAS.

CASES TRIED IN COMMON PLEAS.
P. Mcbride vs. Chester Bullock ct al. Con.
tinued at costs of defendant
A Hunt VS.. Nancy Hoch, feigned issue
Verdict for defendant
Stephen Mcbride vs. Mcbride & Lowry,
feigned issue, action for labor. Verdict for
defendant.
E. VI. Bredin VS.. W. Campbell, action for
assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff for $l55.S1.
Marshall & Welch VS.. Weiser, action IN as
sumpsit Verdict for S197.
Storey VS.. Williams, action of ejectment.
Verdict for the defendants.
E. Mellon, Executor of E. Bentel, VS.. u. B.
Shepherd Ex'r of Sedwick, action of assumpsit.
Special verdict Tor plaintiff for $50.
Hutchman VS.. Price, action of ejectment.
Continued by plaintiffs at their costs
Maloney VS.. Tanner, action in debt. Verdict
for plaintiff for S377.50. Same day motion for
new trial entertained.
A. C. Robb vs.. John II. Neyman, action OF
SANDER Settled by the parties.
Same VS.. Same, action of SANDER Settled by
the parties.
Miller & Co. VS. Rodenbough, action in as
sumpsit. Defendant pleads non assumpsit, &c.
Defendant confesses judgment to plaintiff for
$50.
Odd Fellows Hall Association of Bakerstown
VS.. j. Freddy ct al. This case came up for
trial and continued at instance of defendants
and at their costs.
Maizeland VS.. McMullen, assumpsit. The
defendant pleads non assumpsit. The jury
found verdict for the plaintiff for $218.22.
Walter Evans VS.. Theo. Huselton, action in
debt. Defendant pleads mil debit. Verdict for
plaintiff for $621.72.
Morrow VS.. Houser, action in covenant. Case
settled by the parties. Suit discontinued and
plaintiff to pay all cost.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
Killed at a. Well.

William Mckee lost his life by very sim
gular accident up at West Branch, Thursday
On the Curtis farm John Hindman is drilling
a well for the American Oil Company and
second sand had been reached. The drillers
were dressing piece Of iron at the forge when
a fragment of white hot metal fell into the oil
on the derrick floor, instantly creating a blaze.
Mckee at the time was in the engine house.
The reversing cord was burned in two and one
end became wrapped around the fly wheel.
By this means apole was drawn down upon Nc
KEGS head with great force, fracturing his skull.
He was carried into a shanty near by DIR. Hop
kins The accident occurred about IL a. m,
and the injured man fingered with periods of
consciousness until 7 p. m, when he died.
Mckee was fifty years of age and formerly
lived at Fairview, Butler county. The re-
mains were taken to his old home for inter-
ment Yesterday y-Bradford Era. 1871 inst.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22

A horrible accident occurred at Baden, But
Ter county, yesterday afternoon, the particulars
of which are as follows: A teamster named
Patrick McMann was driving a large wagon
for the WV" vebee e and upon % being io.ed ed over overs
rut in the streets the wagon bed broke down.
McMann was seated upon the top of the load,
and when the bed gave way in the middle he
was drawn down between the stones in such a
manner that his legs and head we're left stick
ing out Of the heap. The other parts of his
body were terribly crushed, causing death in
stantly. Some gentlemen who witnessed the
accident extricatcd the lifeless form and re-
moved it to house near by. McMann was
only nineteen years of age and has a sister re-
siding in Pittsburgh gh.-Petrolia Record, Oct. 1S.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
A Gard.


To The building Public:
The Building Committee of st. Marks Evan
gelical Lutheran congregation Of Butler, Pa,
after inspection of the new church structure,
corner Of Washington and Jefferson streets,
and very agreeable settlement with Messrs.
Bauer It Bro contractors and builders, with
hearty unanimity passed the following:
ResolUed, That while we congratulate our
selves in having secured the services of Messrs.
Henry Bauer & Bro, Of this place, in the
building Of our Church, we deem it justly due
to the contractors to make public our satisfac-
ton with them and their work ably and faith
fully done according to contract, and we, there
FORE herewith unhesitatingly and cordially
recommend the firm for fidelity to agreement,
competency of workmanship, honesty and dis
patch of execution, and gentlemanly business
courtesy in dealing and intercourse,
JOHN c. GROMAN, Pres't.
JACOB KECK Secretary.
II. J. KLISGLER, FEED'K HErNINeEg,
A. SCHENCK, SR, VIM. SIEBEIT,
JOHN G.. BIPPUs, MATTHIAS KICK.
Butler, Pa. Sept. %, 1879.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
Read the Prices.

At &c., heavy Plaid Dress Goods;
At 81, dark Bourette Dress Goods;
At 10c., all the dark shades In heavy
Mattallasee Dress Goods;
At 124c., fine lustred Dress Goods;
At 15c., double-fold Alpacas
At 2Oc., heavy Barred Flannels;
At 20c., Grey Striped Flannels;
At 30c., all-wool Country Flannels;
At $l.75 per pair and up, Blankets
At Sc. and up, Flannels for underwear
At 25c., all-linen Table Damask;
At 64c., good dark Calicoes;
At l0c., Straw & Husk Ticking;
At 81, Ladies' Trimmed Street Hats
At Csc, black and colored Cashmeres ;
At 5Oc., black and colored Cashmeres,
warranted all wool;
At 75c. and up, black and colored Silks
At 15c., Ladies' extra heavy colored
Hose, solid and striped;
At Soc, Ladies' Underwear, the largest
stock ever seen in Butler county, and
prices much lower than in the city,
at RITTER & RALSToN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
PRIvATE OFFICE.

SEPTEMBER l3, 1879
Mr. NICHOLAS BAGGs, Manager Pittsburgh Branch Store:
Dear Sri at
the end of the lease, which
The people Pittsburgh gave
fact the avenue
exactly what that
rapidly that we find it CONSOLIDATE OUR Eff
FORTS
have secured the adjoining Chestnut
fitting a NEW DEPARTMENT a
MEMS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
standby-where
20 YEARS the
States WE SHALL KEEP THE STOCK UP IN FULL ASSORT-
MENT UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE HOUSE, BUT YOU MAY
MARK THE PRICES LOW ALL THE WAY THROUGH,
prefer to sell everything clean.
Yours truly,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
Silk and Satin
hus. at RITTER Il RALsTOT's
Temporauce Meeting.

The Temperance Society of Butler met in
the Court House on Monday evening last, and
elected the following officers:
President-John Donaldson.
Vice President. A. Pringle.
Sccretary-J. G. Hughes.
Corresponding Secretary-J. d. Critchlow.
Treasurer-M. w. Moore.
Executive Committee-M Misses Matte Irwin
Mary Sullivan, Mary Pringle, and Mr. A. D.
Russell.
Adjourned to meet in Springdale Hall on
Monday evening, Nov. 3rd. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
You Can Be Happy

If you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fami-
lies with expensive doctors or humbug cure
alls, that do harm always, and use only natures
simple remedies for all your ailments-you will
pense The greatest remedy for this, the great,
wise and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-
believe it, See proverbs" in another column.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
ReaYer ShaHIs.

Paisly Shawls, Woolen Shawls, Shet-
land Shawls, Double Shawls, Single
Shawls, Mourning Shawls, Shoulder
Shawls, in fact all kinds of Shawls, at
RITTER & RALsToN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
Registers Notice.

The Register hereby gives notice that Mon
day, the third day Of November, A. d. 1879, is
the last day on which accounts of Executors
Administrators or Guardians can be filed for
presentation ut the December Term, A. d. 1879.
ii. III. GALLAGHER, Reg.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22

The Shenango G. Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, Wednesday last, defaulted on the interest
on the mortgage bond of 81 100000 due on that
day We understand that application has been
made to the Mercer county Court for the ap-
pointment of Receiver. Pending this appoint
ment, the officers Of the Company are making
vigorous efforts to raise the necessary funds
($42 OOO) to meet the interest, and feel confident
of being able to do so. The default is princi-
pally owing to the general depressed condition
of railroad matters during the first six months
of the present year, but particularly the marked
decline of oil shipments by the Standard Oil
Company, whose interests in the Bradford
regions have assumed such proportions that
their principal shipments are made from that
point With the Improvement of business in
general and the increased rates now charged by
railroads we believe that the Shenango Com
pany's embarrassment is but temporary, and
that 1t will soon emerge from its present diff
culty.-HcadUiHe Iader.
9-.&D.-<
WHEN out buying Gents Furnishing
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22

I will pay the highest market price
for wheat, rye and buckwheat, at my
mill, south end of town, Butler, Pa.
JACOB Boos
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
AssiGnee'6 Sale.

The following pieces of real estate were sold
on Monday
The property of A. X. Stoughton, fourteen
acres in Butler borough, to +. II. Adams, $915.
A lot on Miller street 50xl3l feet, to II. p.
Scott, Esq, for the sum of $50.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
Butter Makers

must exercise great care through the hot
weather to keep up the standard quality. When
the pastures begin TO dry up and butter gets
light colored use Wells, Richardson's & Co.'S
Perfected Butter Color. 1t will enable you to
get the top price in market.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
New Advertisements To-Day

Pensions-Stoddard & Co.
Livery Stable-Henry Bickel.
Livery Stable-George Bauer.
Prospectus Country Gentleman.
Auditors Notice-Distributio Of Funds.
Upholstery-Henry Hoffman, Pittsburgh.
Notice-Filing of Final Account as Assignee
Executors Sale-Farm Of A. Troutman, Sr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22

~MEssRs j. WEAVER & CO., No 1l6
Smithfeld street, Pittsburgh, are our agents In
the two cities for the soliciting Of advertise
ments for this paper.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
10 Advance

In Carpets at Ritter & Ralston's. They
can be bought cheaper now than ever
again. Call and see them.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-10-22
The Easiest WAY

To make money is to buy Dry Goods,
Carpets and Millinery at Ritter &
Ralston's, as you cannot possibly equal
their prices elsewhere