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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10
THE HERALD

"A newspaper oA sA~ ~s
,ts details. and In every department
Full and Reliable.
The Editorial Columns will discuss all
live topics Of the day. while the
kilograms,
Nv arrangements newly effected. will be
the fullest and most exhaustive 10 oe
found in any paper of the State. not De-
unsurpassed by those OF the sanFrancisoo
dailies. The
Local Columns
VIII contain a complete resume OF local
happenings and all matters OF home in-
terest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10
NATURAL sELEcr,ox.

Investigators OF natural science have
domonstrnted beyond controversy that
throughout the animal kingdom the
ssurvfvAl OF the 11ttest" Is the only law
that vOuchaafes thrift and perpetuity.
Doen not the Same principle govern the
eoenmeroial prosperity Of man? An In
feroor cannot supercede superior artl-
ole BY reason Of superior merit, DIR.
Plorco's Standard Medicines have out
r1valed all others. Their sale in the
United States alone exceeds one million
dolIau Per annum, while the amount ex-
ported foots up 70 several hundred
Thousands moro. No business could grow
70 nuoh gigantic proportions and rest up
on any other basis than that of merit.
Or. oage's Catarrh Remedy
IL Pleaaant to Use.
0r.oage's Catarrh Remedy
IL cures extend ever a period OF
Twenty Years.
o.. oagoso Catarrh Remedy
It, Bale Constantly Incresses.
0v. oagess oatarrh Remedy
Cures by its Mild, Soothing Eueot.
Or. oage's catarrh Remedy
OgWna.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10
MED1oA1.
Dir. PIERcE's
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Ars not advertised As cure-alls," but
are specifics In the diseases for which
they are recommended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10

Under and by virtue of an execution is-
sued out Of the District Court of the
Seventeenth Judicial District of the State
of California, IN and for the county Of Los
Angeles, and to me directed and deliver
ed on the I'd day of May, A. ID. 1873, for
the 29th day of April. A. ID. 1879, in favor
of E. Green nbaum, plaintiff, and against
Isaac Norton and Adolf Cohn, partners
under the firm name OF isaac Norton d
Co., defendants, have levied upon and
shall on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10
In the Probate Court,

BY j. G. KAYs, Deputy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15
OLD. Family JOURH AL.
PeasionS d! Pensions
WAR 1912.
ACTS FEB. llth, 1871, AND MARCH On. -

ACTS FEB. 18th, 1871, AND MARCH 9th. Isl
(tTyE Pensions OF IS per Month from d,,. a,
Z Acts. % ali persons who served nor LrSs
THAN IA DAYS, uulcss ia Battle. Wii,r. /,
such persons are eautled, cisA0af regard =, a.
of marriage.
Widows Of Soldiers who were married pr,s. -
February H.. 1915, are entitled under ths los
ISL. The children OF Soldiers are not e,f.s. :
under these Acts.
Uuder the Act % March 9th 1878, Az pe,,o..
whose names were stricken from the pension r.rI.
tor serving IN the late CirI Var. are re,to,.i
the benefit % daie oaly from the ga Of Nl,,
1875 aud noffor time whilst stricken or
Names IN sall II the soldier and Captain urls,
Whou tho soldier served. and the STATE. Conn,
aud town, II possible, where the Soldier a.,
from and any other particulars remembered abar.
service mH.f b. girea. Also II any Bounty -,
Warrant has been received under Act Of isS0 -
1880 Names OF Widow before and after Mari
age, when, where, aud by whom married. ati
date of death OF husband, when and where.
Persons who served in the Mexican War vn,
send names and particulars. as Congress will ON.
baby also give Pensions 20 said persons
such o. are interested in the ssid benefits Mil
address che subscriber, with as iitte DELAY A. no.
sible, enclosing postage for answer. address.
John - GalIaher,
CLAIM AND PATENT AGFAr.
NO. 20lo r STREET. y. WEST
ASKING ION, ID. &.
March 90. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15

CLAIM AND lAIhNT AGEAr.
NO. 20lo STREET. y. WEST.
WASHING ION, ID. &.
March 90. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15
CLOCK. AND
JrMELKN
EEPAIElNl

MI 4 iNiNN 10.
ttpriccs that defy competition. ] viii vnl
cheaper than ans nan 10 the stale o. Mc,t} 3D..
eiuia. .0r the samc amount oi work. para.O'.
Umbrcl.as \loIius &c., repaired.
June 81, lo,f-ly. W. ". BURTON
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NOTICE.

7 TAKE this method 10 inform my friend. era
1 customers in general. that / have moved
IN Jeweiry establishment % the room formally
used bv the Centennial u1ok Store" iad d,
doo- ives. OF Lights Drug St0sc, where pl',,o
an liad- OF
WATCH
CLOCK. AND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15

I'VE are prepared to furnish our Customers
w with hae
FRENCH AND MIXED C1EDI
90 iowestP5icos. BUTLER & AIScUITu.
IuNSTNASl-Ne'sou's G..atine, Corn Starch,
4 Uessiccst.d {. coa1lt Pare Sa.ad OIL, French
Mustard, Extract Lemon -li Vanilla.
BUTLER AlSQrTH.
CNOKE.-A nice lot OF Chewing and Smoking
- Tobacco AMI Scgars
Dec "a, 70. BUTLER C AISQUlTH
FF1RIPLE Plated Silver Spoons and Forks Tor
saIcly HORACE EEatL.
FlNE ASSORTMENT % Wlter5 T-4-
4 Irsl iar .si. -tr-iue. J prices of
HORACE IE1LL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15
Boot and Shoe NIalsin.
REPAIRING, &C.

rE1UF urdcrsigutd hasrcmoved be Shop Go Gle
iail4ilr ou ttccoiuct az Charles aud lih,i
>if,ct.-iu fLc iui'diug lately occupied by Wa
rick q N,lIrr 40, character Of the WORK don. ig
81, .uhsciil.tis e.l known aud appreciatrdbt le
citizens of Chaflc-tDNu aud vicinity. ltis hardy
necessary o. add ;hat he viii cudcavor o. sustain
his reputation o. q reliable " orkman aud Nl,its-
,cu.c prompt, aud at reasonable rates an oft,Is
.i,.l him titLcg iol New Wukor Repairing.
JOHN AVIS ol Wm.
May lG 1874. Arrill5. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15
EsIu5n and Ornamental
PL-AS'TEcEtIGNC.

Tg7HE subscribert Advantage the Press as
medium by which to Inform ,hc citizens ".
tH,aad adjoining counties tAat bcis prepared to
l--I..-t- l. IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-15
ISIGITOVAL.

4 XES. Powder and Shot, tor s4ie by
y Sut 3, 1873. ~. EGT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

five can hut make up our minds 20 be
cheerful, how much more pleasure we
can find in life spirit uf cheerful.
ness should be eencouraged in our schools
among both pupils and teachers. Some
teachers think III they are cheerful in the
schooI-room II will cause them 10 lose
some OF their dignity ia the estimate
Of the pupils. They 20 through the
daily routine with a sad counlenance
trying to make il appear that no Other
teacher ever had so much 10 do. Small
pupils take delight in doing that " hicl
they see older persons do. and III The
teacher has habit OF looking on III,
dark side OF every thing. The pupils will
soon acquire the same habit. Alway.
seeing but one side Of every thing. and
that being the dark side, they make
themselves, and all those around them
Now dear teacher, cultivate
& cheerful disposition. both in the
schooI-rootn. aud out of the school room.
Learn TO look On the bright side Of ever,
thing. You will bear every duty and
burthcn better, by being cheerful. II i
true, we all have our troubles in life
none are free from them: but il Is per
hap- we'll that none should be, for unless
We have troubles, how can we enjoy
pleasure : II.
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Internal Revenue Rcceipt..

The annual report Of the commissions
ers Of internal revenue. which has inst
been completed. predicts that the receipts
from the internal revenne taxes during
the present fiscal year will reach the sun
lof $li5.O00.oo0. Dnring the last three
wears. 3,117 Illicit disfilleries have hecn
seized. In order to provide ample force
10 suppress Illicit disiilling. Gen. Raun
recommends the appropriation or $780,
600 rs deficiency to he used during the
present fiscal Year During The year
ending June 80. 1879, S112.449.62i in
'ernal revenue taxes were collected and
paid into the treasury. The rereirts
from distilled spirits for the year 1879 as
comrarrd with 1878. shows an increase
of $2,i4s.4Ss- As compared with 1879.
the increased production OF spirits during
fhc fiscal year Of 1879 was Is. .799 .5Ss
gallons. The taxes paid on spirits with
drawn. from warehouses during the wear
1872 sggregate $4s77s.3s2. The receipts
from fermenfed liquors for the wear 1879
arc shown 20 have increased $79s. .26s
over those Of 1878. The amount OF mar
ufactured snuff and tobacco removed
from bond during the fiscal wear OF 1879
for expectation. was 1926. 1877 pounds.
being an increase over the previous year
Of 453, ,207 pounds: and the number Of
cigars and cigarettes removed for expor-
tafion was % 1897 .05O. The total amount
nf collections from tobacco In all its
forms. including internal revenue tax on
imported tobacco. snuff and cigars. and
the special tax paid BY manufacturers Of
end dealers in leaf and manufactured
tobacco. FOR the fiscal wear ending .yune
10. 1879. wns <4O.l35.O .O02. A. comnared
with the total receipfs from the samc
source for the preceding fisral year. this
shows an increase Of $4s.247. Consid-
r1ing The disturbed conditions of trade
FOR considerable portion ~ the wear.
consequent npon the discussion Of the tax
question bv congress and The reduced
rate Of tax on manufactured tobacco
and snuff. provided bv the net Of March
,. 1879. which went into operation Nav
! following. this result IL highly saiis-
farfory.
The total value RI property seized du-
ring the wear for violations NJ the inter
msl revenne LAWS. wss S524I4s: total
number of suifs pending .Tniy I. 1879. for
violations of internal revenue laws. H.
a2s. During The verr. a.snn sri.s seva
hscn settled. decided or dismissed. aud
the smount recovered hv the govern
rncnf IN judgments and FROM rornpro-
misse accepted. has hcen $sO2.54a
The total vaine Of internal revenue
s'awrs issred during the wear was SI2n.-
'55s.s55. The table assessments made fn-
rirg The wear 1870 show total ~ a4.a35.-
1853 decrease since ISIS. s510.S50.
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first 10 publish this intelligence. but We
are assured npon tie authorii, of we'll
known Romish priest that the gathcriisg
into the fold Of Her ROYAL Highne>s " IL
be publicly announced before tvely
months are passed. Ne sincerely hapr
that this may not he so. but there was .
statement which headed the list OF per-
veris 70 Rome published some time since
which gives color to The rumor~
Among Catholics here this problemat-
ical news j. received with great ioy. ana
j. believed 10 be direct answer IL the
PRAYERS of the faithful for the conversion
Of England 10 the true faith. as directed
by the lase Pope Plus.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05
Mrs. Riley. aged lO2 years. Of this
Ountv took dinner nj the Commercial

Hotel III ihi- place Tue aav Sie was
accompanied hs Her daus lcr who y tG
N krars M aEf itey t0ok 'he afternoon
-rair f2r Dhin flcnrp f.s-t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05
Programme or the second Annual
Meeting 0t the Dubois Comfy
Teachers Association 10 be
held mt Ireland, Ind,
Dec. 30. 30 and 81.

Association called 10 order BY the chair
at o'clock a. m Devotional exercises,
Rev. y. g. Madden. Minutes Of nrevi-
ous meeting. Reading OF constitution.
reception OF new members and roll call.
Address of welcome. Rev.J II. Madden.
Objects ~ education. J. ". Pleasant.
How TO make schools attractive. lydia
Banfa.
Josiah Whitehead. How to keep chill
dren employed. G. NJ. Hallwachs.
Progress in Education. J. r. Rixicr.
Example more powerful than prercpt,
DIR. Z. A. Glezen. Critics report.
PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY.
Nine o'clock y. m.-Deyofional exer-
cises. Rev. a. Godhv. Roll call. Re-
fineOent a national benefit. Mrs. T.. f..
Braden. Advantages and di~advan-
'ages ~ marking rccifafion-. r. Bilder-
hack Familiariv breeds contempt. Ionis
Koch. Present tendencies az periodical
literature. Mrs. Strain. Habits OF court
esv. Miss Sallie Harris.
o'clock p m--Benefits and proper
methods Of reading, G.. NJ. Huston.
Didsciics. Philip Hesscmcr. Limits of
a teachers jurisdiction. Chas. Osborn.
Iniurious influence of INDUCING in slang.
J. W. Condif- Report Of critics.
PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY.
Devotional exercises. Rev. &. e..
Cooper. The thnrns and flowers that
sirew The teachers pathway. Miss Dora
Hope. Pesfclozzi. and his method. y. r..
Walton. Educate boy and he won't
work. W. l.. Edmison. Education vs.
Instruction ct al, W. Il. Pleasant.
o'clock p. m.-0ur obligations to the
public schools. g. c. Cooper. MiscelIa-
neous business.
NoTE-The above will he interspersed
with vocal and Instrumental music.
CHas. r CLAKxE.
a. N. SWEENEY,
FNNa HoHr. - oo"'
W =. PrFrT.
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LORD LoRNE's ROYAL WIFE
A Rumor in Canada that she will
Become "A Catholic.

NoxTrEsr. Nov. 2f.-The anniver-
sary services of The Reformed Fpiscopal
Church ~ the Beaver Hall Anglican in-
riSdirfion was held SUNDAY. The church
has been IN existence over two wears. Al
wear ago The church divided. one-half
acknowledging the jurisdiction Of The
United States. the other that Of the re-
formed Church of England. At the
services al ihr latter on SUNDAY The rect
or. the Rev. II. II. Usher. H. D.. preached
a special sermon before crowded con-
grrgaiion. in which he fnllv explained
the platform IF The v. r Church. and its
reasons for leaving the parent body. He
referred ~ Tie Rnmanizing tendencies If
The teachings and practice Ct The Amrii-
can clergy. and read qnotalion of y re-
port IN Tie London naily News of the
Church Congress ia Swansea. Wales.
where the Tree Educational movement
ws< vigorously discounfenanced bv sew
eral speakers. Canon Gregory arguing
thar since The passing OF the Educational
act Of 1870 crime had rapidly increased.
and drew tho conclusion that the only
outcome OF the Board ~ Public Schools
was increase In vice and crime. The
statement was vigorously appiauded hv
hi~ fellow clergy. Mr.. Usher. IN the
sermon Of Sunday, drew The conclusion
that the meaning Of all this was that the
Eomish and Anglican clergy want to get
the people back to ignorance. They are
assuring the aristocracy Of Europe that
Socialism i the child OF intidelifv, and
they are alarming them with hints of an
overthrow Of the power OF the nobility.
The consequence Is that The arisfocracv
IN England are daily linking hands with
the priests Of England. and hence We
have this effort 70 strike M The rower ~
the masses. -Jesuiiism is af work 4
contiunsd the preacher. and II has now
cnme 10 lighf in parish in England that
persistent efforts are being made 10 in-
duce females Of the Church or England
10 become Law members of the Contra
tcrnity Of the Blessed Sacrament. The
startling information comes in most re-
liable publication that Princess or the
blood royal whose name i dear 10 rs
all. i about 10 become Romanist. II
comes to the editor Of the paper. upon
authority Of well-known Romanist
priest. that the gathering into the fold ~
this distinguished personage will be pub-
llicly announced before twelve months
are passed"
Much excitement has been caused here
|among all creeds BY this statement. and
lgossips arc busy spreading rumors. The
source OF the information OF the reverend
gentleman has been eagerly looked for
land il j. understood TO be the Christ
Church Parish Magazine. published a,
ISidcup, Kent. England Z recent number
a. "A. -
THS NEXT PfRvFRT 10 covx
W. Hre ahlp fr StAsr rrpH rXrPssfN'
authority ihat ihr English hCmApistS nrs
InAkm1 every etlorl fp bring inAt iIsn
4pt'nanre lier Royal H4ghnes- TIE prin
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IETFLI.FcTrAT. rnrcATrox.

Children Too frequently want 10 rot
into the world end hegin a. do business
and be men and women before they have
arrived NJ wears Of discretion. Teachers
should impress npon the minds Of chill
dren and parents. that boys and girls
must have time 10 grow as well as 10
learn; so that when they enter upon TIE
stage Of active life, they NAV be men and
women. physically, morally and mental
w. Nav teachers. everywhere. ipculcaie
those great principles. which all men re-
gard as right. and as being the fornda-
iion Of human character. DuIcr ~ deco
rum est. pro patria mori. Dominus
vobiscnm. G. III. OSBORN.
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ESI " nv ~ rEKN"
For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 90
Zach subsequent insertion, IS cts.
In ger advertisements Al the same rate,
fraction over even square or squares,
counted A. = square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; reasona-
bIe deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers
Notircs 81 appointment OF admins.
traitors anil legal notices Of like character
20 be paid in advance
A~souxcI~G CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each $lO
For CoIUty 80
Var District. Circuit. or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

The Board of State Canvasscrs have
vet 70 tahulafr end declare rho vote. and
mrct for that purpose on The 18th prox.
or course the result j. not vet certain.
The majority for IIoskins Is 80 small that
errors made IN his favor may show Pot
ter elected. II will De observed that The
combined Democratic vote Tor Robinson
and Kelly j. 453.3i2. or "a. 7hS in excess
of the vote polled tor Cornell The
united Tammanv. Democratic. Green
back aud Prohihifionist vote Il f5s s,yt-.
or majority ossa.<93ovss the Eeruhli-
can candidate. This shows how easily
the state may be carried bs the Demor-
~acv whom fhc rar'v i rni'ed and sile
issues ara nvrrshadnned. Ihn were
aixn = 5sa scattering rcies pr ilsd fof Hnx
ernrr. increasing Sn nurh ttF n+
Unity against ire Republicans AZ ihc
sistU,
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This eouusn hy kirtnes ~ the proprietor ~ the pa
The prorsfy " o Dubois county and
. bs hoped that zach teacher w manifest Al H.
ler~sf " u by occasos eferingsny vist. atever
% sn sdueattons eLaracis that may further he cause
lin mds--
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tenchers who never observe mode nor
tense, and who embcllish all their Ian
euagc with slang.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-12-05

W. Hre ahlc tr State rlpU rXrPssfEs
authority ihat ihe Enaitsh LCmsuiiS IN prf
masking every etiorl fn bring inftr iisii
ipfuanre lier Royal figaness she ptin.
ers r4'-t NF believe ihatw s fht
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New York Election ou--Figures
WOn's Lie.

Evansville rrc-irr.
The county supervisors Of New York
have completed their official ranvass ~
The state. except for the counties Of Co
'umbia. sullivan Oswego and Monroe.
These counties have heen reported hv
the local press The total vote cast for
Governor J. 7ao,na The vote for the
several candidates is:
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PRICE or sUn~CKIFTfON.
single Subscription, for iifty Nos, 81 80
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

Henry Dresher in house and lot in Saxon
burg, 10 Charles Pferffsl for 5Sl2.
Samuel Sutton los acres in Clay 70 Johr
Sutton for $4,000.
Joseph McCannon in 50 acres in Donegal, tc
Butler Building & Loan Association for $50
Same in house and lot IN Sunbury, 10 samt
for SO.
John West in house and lot in Butler, to
John Metler for SO.
Joseph Mechling in house and lot in sun
bury to Building 4 Loan Association for SlO0
All other pe:ces advertised for this Court
were returned by order Of Attorneys, stayei, OF
money made il full.
ASSIGNMENTS.
C. F. Smith, Of Summit township, for the
benefit Of creditors f. H. Reno, Assignee.
Francis Lindsey, of Cherry township, for
benefit Of creditors. John Lindsey, Assignee.
HABEAs CORPUS.
John Fleeyer applied for writ Of Habeas
corpus to be discharged from Jail. Petition
heard before the Court, and defendant dis
charged.
John T. Per,lue, in jail on attachment, also
applied for discharge. The case was continued
to 18th inst. 10 be heard before the Court.
ROAD PETITIONS.
Citizens of Cleariiei township for public
road.
Citizens of Franklin township for review
of public road, &c.
Citizens of Franklin township for public
road.
Citizens of Penn to vaeate public road.
Citizens of Allegheny to lay out public
road.
Citizens of Summit township for review OF
public road.
Citizens Of Midilesex for a county bridge.
AsSIGSEE'S SALES.
Sixty acres of land in Centre township, the
property of Rhinehart Fuchs, sold by A. NJ.
Cornelius, Assignee, 10 Alex. Mitchell for $l43l.
Report confirmed.
One hundred and six acres in Butler town
ship, sold as the property Of c. Gerloch, by A.
VI. Hutchinson, Assignee, TO Jacob Wise for
the SUN of 81 200. Report confirmed.
AssIGNEE's ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts were presented:
Final account OF F. ". Campbell, Assignee
Of W. J. Mckee. Exceptions filed and q. W.
Fleeger, Esq, appointed an Auditor 10 take
testimony and report.
Final account Of Joseph Seigle, Assignee OF
A. Bear, Of Millerstown.
DE- LUSATICO INQCIRENDO.
Robert McLure presented petition, asking
that commission Of lunacy issue to try the
luuacy of Amanda /. Diven, of Centreville.
The Court appointed Thomas Couiter, Esq,
a commission 70 hold the inquest and report to
Court the finding.
PETITIONS IL DIVORCE.
Elizabeth VI. Huselton proving divorce from
her husband, W. II. Huset0n, on grounds OF
desertion. Subpoena awarded.
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Fvadna a. Van AInburg from Willis VI.
Van AInburg.
Lizzie Lebler from Joseph Leibler.
Lewis Brown from Amelia Brown.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.
Petitions were presented by Chas. ". Adams,
F. J. Forquer and w. w. Welsh for admission
TO the bar and the same referred 10 the Exam
ming Board TO examine the applicants and
report to the Court.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
Clothing Tor n HiIltOn

People has just arrived at Schneide-
mans grand clothing depot. Latest
styles, best goods, and at prices that
viii astonish you. Also an endless
variety of Gents and Children's Fur
nishing Goods. Before going home
from the Fair, call at Schneideman's
store, next dore to the Savings Bank,
and look at the immense stock Of fall
and winter goods that has just arrived
there.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
GranG Opening of Fall and
Winter Goods

We take pleasure in announcing that
we have just received the largest and
best assorted stock Of Dry Goods,
Carpets, Millinery, Trimmings and
Fancy Goods ever shown in Butler
county, all of which we guarantee will
be sold at less than the lowest city
prices. RITTER 4 RALsToN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
LEADING CASH GROCERY.

III ~ y '-'II J I@s9'l.
Fair Young Tyson Tea, 25c. per pound.
Good 3Jc. d"
Choice SOC.
Ordinary Roasted Coffee, 100 12lc.
Try our own Roasted Coffee roasted by u.s.
always fresh, price lSc. , 10.
FLOUR AND SALT
Good Family Flour, per yack, 81.
Choice Family Flour, per sack, - l.20Gg$l.40.
Extra No. Salt, l.2j per barrel.
PLAIN SUGAR CURED HAMS-1Oc. p N.
Meats received direct from curers every week.
We haze no old Hams that have been hanging
in store for four or five months and which viii
lose from two 10 three pounds on each Ham.
Look out for short weight Hams. Buy plain
meats and save weight Of canvas, paper, Gc.
@. WILSON MILLER d BRO.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10
White Butter in Summer.

The cause of butter becoming lighter colored
in summer. Is the change in the feed when the
pastures begin to dry up. The best farmers use
Wells, Richardson & Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color as soon rs needed to keep up the June
standard Of color Sold by druggists.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-10

Eelvets, Satins, Ribbons, Plumes,
Tips, Wings, Birds, Ornaments, Hats
and Bonnets, in all the new fall and
winter styles, at
RITTER & RALsToN's.