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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Road Notice.
STATE OF kNN>AS,t -.
sa0X .a.t.,


osSrcK ~ '",>rr cIKSS. April ssh. fssp.
NOTICE u hereby given that on the 10Th day Of
~ April, 50. prutsAn Sixprd by Gsi Taylor
sisf sixteen s,L-s> sss prevented 10 The Bsard st
County tonasssls,ian~rs of the C.anty and stat.
aforcssh. pr yiag far the L-.tion II certain nsHi
d-scriist a. foiosss Commencing at the n..rsh-
west corn-r oi ; w. and the northeast corner u =
-, running north oo section line betwrsu S-,tLoas
:. aud -. Il and n Is and ie and To- 4, shsrc u
nisrseei. the rAd nos running froIl s.iins 10 -si =
otnon between tao said >.stions . ssl 10, thensa
back 90 the northrass corner Of b. aud The south
east corner Of = > thence Ianning sest .esttsss
Iine bets-en SAIL .setl"ss ami H.. and l.. and
the southwest caf1sr al srctton 4 aud the sorth-
se>t corner at sscton d, aud To the .1sath
aud the As-rthwez of - 10 Shrre n thts the
rlat rsnaigg fnam ,alina east WhsrspJ.on the
aid toanty Commissioner sptsistsd tn. follow
ing nam persoss George bite. Joseph Ailsr
aud Vim. Speaks. a. viewers With inst rurtisn. "
meet al the hoass Of George saith. la S,iot,s.
township. IA Monday. May Eth. lisa, and prs-e.st
o. yicw sAi tusd and give IL all pxrti.. ksArias
Ky order Of toanty Commissioner.
isu JOS. sAl.iiENT. Csaaty Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Road Notice.
STATE or KANSAS ..


ssLtss sorsrp
ovsrrs as CorsrI cIsrs, April ,sh. i-so
NOTICE - hereby given that aa thu ta.h ,ias Of
- April i>>i, F-ts,io8 sighed by Nm Tell
aud ~ oth"r, Sas presented 10 the I,sari sf Csas.
~ COMMISSIONER. of the 'ssnts sai state afarr-
.-ii praying hsT the !scsiioa efs s-,.la rad de
saI.is-d a. tslbSs ,op.fDsnsiBg at the ~ rth.s.s
curf'.r al : ., i IL n ~, Ia saline oasnty Ran
~ runhi.s thence dss auth ni.bs ths .~etisn
line i.t~rcn ~"ctSn. aud add ssetisa Ilt.s b.
t~-~n ss'tton- abf 10. spd Tho hGs b.
tse"n sections - aud - ssj op thu ssstion iiss
bei~een -~cfions u AMI n all IN tsun..ip ~.
vest, ~ .ad county. 10 iss ssatbsssi ssrn.s "a.
s.'eiioh u t"~nship -, range - In s.li county ~
"a" iettniastisa 81 ssii rs.a whsr p-sn the s.,.s
bSsfd of ouniy Commissioners spt-litts th= 81.
to-ins named tcr~on. ksi.sy Hrssa ts.sth.raf
sehipy"l and t.or.s hank. a. Viewers With ia
.tfuetisHs 10 reeei ~ the hssfss 1T 4 q. fosts
'he lhh day Of May, Isss aud pr,-.sd - stss .sli
road aui give % all parties haafiaz
hr "I'i"S of lhs bBssi II t.sunIy
I--t Jg-. rAIa,IN T. 'sshiy bsrt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Notice for Publication.
LAMB owns At Sauna. K,xs..

LAND oryn-s At SAUNA Ks~sas
S, Mar u ls~n.
NoTIth Is hereby given that the falis~ ing
~ named srtticr has isi notify Of his
TO make anal proof tn support Of his claim and Sc
earr anal entry therssf sni that SD pr,.oi vill s-
made II this ofsirr on MONDAY. Nav NJ le~e Wis
Lueiust. Dcptan. original hsIne >s.i .sls.
No ID ~ fc' thg - 80 q. tPll r.sss a.. and
als' additional hsa->:cst spplisAiita f.r the U<
SIT SC 4 Up itrts, ,nt naias- the follow ias a.
his ~da--sr-. via. David j. Addison aud Il J
Meade Of >aliaa. saline county aud j.hn Nii.nsA
and I bacon, Of Rsvzrss. Saline county
81 I. L. BOND Register
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Road Notice.
STATE OF kAN>Ns.p<s

offrH or toc>rs ttsss. April so,h leo:
NOrIcE !, hsrcbs given that % n the ieth ,i.y q:
~ April. lssa. petition signed By J ~ Han
ford snd IL oihrrs. va prevented To tn. Rssrd OF
County Commissioners of tn. eanty and stat.
aisr->Aid praying for the estshli,sing OF certain
rad dee rib-i a. foiiass ming at the north
east corner Of the northeast quarter of y u T. II
X 3~->. running thence north one half usi,-
then asst one nsiie 10 the northeast ~ the
scethcAst quarter OF - : thence ~satk o1e-halt
mile to the southeast Of the ,aatA-si quar-
trro = :, I -, S~rst whct~ss..a the s.Al
B.'art Of Commit ssioners sppoiGls>i III. fclis~ins
named per,ons. y. samplcs. A Robbins aud d
u Bick~ci, With instEStgtlsns "a meet With the
county sars-ycr Al tke bou.. Of T. sas.pies, 10
Gepdsi- to~ushil. the 18th DAY OF Nav Is-a
and proc-cd "a sls~ aid roal and give all paItl-.
hearing
hy octsr ~ the toanty Comni.sisner.
1.~n jos. sAItkNr, Csunsy CtefN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Road Notice
STATE 90 KAssA-D

forrft ~ SALINE
oSros % 'orsrr 'tssx. April s-h. tsas
N0IbE 10 hsreby given that 90 The TEA as, u
~ A.rti. is-s. p~iitEsa slxssf ~ 4 " flt.s.
ADJ ssghtssn S;hsfs 90 p,es~nfsd 70 tss r..ss Il
'S.nfJ 'Sssptsstsssrs ~ tas fssas, ss5 .s.t.
sfsr~sh, frsrfsg for Tbs ssisn 81 pxS, . .,su
- fsst i'd u f,ss ssis-iss d~.ssts-a - IN.
ses tesnfr feet - tbs es-Ssty rss3 ,sa.fss -,
tie vess ss's ~ the HIS hstve~e th@ ssssk.s.s
We - n vss - sst = Y ffDus tbs sssis, "a
ssh s-rt'ss "a &c 0 s.tfsssly a4ssrtses ~ an,
tS.s sit- - the tsss - Bssssia -.iis.. e-,~ssv
hsa.s'. ssse rosd ssins s-ssss vsS..y is.s
esnsa " tes Pro lSs' p~tstiSssfs ps~s~apsa
s1i b<<ssd " 'eafy ssses-ssssst~ss spJssst~1 So
% pv sns sssasd s~rssns Aifr~s HsiEsstss D. .ss-
Der Iixtf sfs ssr'in bsrtis.. o. visvsr vita Ia
stfsffssss - 1851 - ss.ssss ffsssy tee lea.
day - Mas. isSB sss sfsss%a T. rssv s..s -
ssd give ell tsrs4ss hssr1ss
~ order ~ vsbfy C>nsr is..ssrss
Ia JOS sakGksT Dosssy flsss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Notice efCouniy Superintendent.

THERE vii b. ForR 81 limitations for Teachers
- Certificates during the year icsO-af held In
the Public School House-as follows:
l. February s>th-s a. n to I'm.
IL. April 9Th do do
Ill August 9Th ard sssh--9 A ~ ssyPn
". October ssh-sA-x. toSPN.
Pronptass. on the part Of the applicants viIi be
required hv the Boari Of Examiners. fee Of one
dollar viii be charged.
The County Superintendent will b. in hi. o6B~~
every ssturiSy. except WHEN engaged in ~ ar,in,-
tions. in which he win b. IN his a-trr on IN.
following Monday WILLIAM BISHOP
County >uprIinse sdent-
SaiinA. January ,ueh Js<s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Resl Nsiiee.
sfkrg 90 kAsskst

sstfss s~.srr
nvsss % o~~sTS ctssx. Apsa -. iss
AOTiGb y ssr-.T s4-ss tsss :. tAs lea A, n
- stsA tss. . b-iiisss s-sss< ~ Las tss-
sSsA As ~ Stkffs &c. yss~sa~e - ths sssss -
ts~tff 'sazs.4s-ssF,s " shs fsssft sess -<s.-
sfsvssass tssysss 80 10 t<ssts~ - ssrs.s< ,.>s
es~fis@e % tsSsf 's--~s~s~ssf 81 49, s-s1s-
go tssses --~,s fb< ssls-.>=s-~s H~.
- "a. syssxs sSsADs fh-a1s $3.50 ez-4x. s<,-
fse-s ~ - ..r-.~ssf sress - ia .<ss.ss ,.s,.
Is - IL ~-~ft y~si s~srz~s - ss~s-~ss tssss.
s-ts - 1lts 80 Fnsftss a. ftF s-sfk-srs 80.
s-r - a. Sa-Stl 800, sssstsr = 1880 ~ 49,
sssS " neg I .. - E~stss tsss-.tp Ns>sse
srss a. so hlsrs 4 sssssf G.s--z.--ss.r,, a.
s-~ss-S ses esl~st.r~ssss y<s.<. ~ ~
LES Ta-Nzss< s~ss.s 49, sa s.As. %
ssss~ $50 fss f@sssy @ss.sf1s ga
H~rsfss~es - 81 ssx 49, -
Jksssss k-srss. - f~ytse .~sss.i, q. a---ss-
NJ fiu esf - psf to- sos ts>.~< - ss<s
so sss1 80 g.. ~ Dsrss~-s s-ssiss
~ $3.50 - f--sGs fssesls~s-z~<rs
ns 90 sstssG.r l~sssy essss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Notice 10 take Dispositions.
In the pi.'rset C,.iri. C..an,y II Saline. stat.
of Esnsss
kirlih L. WHITE.
fi.iniir
LOUIS X WHITE
D.fsEsfssi

VII aid Louis X. white, Of thie..s. Iii,s.l.
u -ili tsks Bssscs that
on Monday. O.e Iofh day of Nay. Isso.
tss plaintiff ssss named viii tsts the ss,-..it ls.s
81 ~sDisy sr aes>~s to be .s~i &c evidence ne the
trial Of the shows eBti,lsJ essss ct the sit, Of
b,-ldss. In the -ssts u soisrsis Of IN. eAes %
Niiiism Neksy, lss,ies 81 the p..ss. Is,se-s tA-
boufs % eight ssiaSk 40 aud .ir srlssk D u
% Md day. and thsi the tskiss VI tie sss.s sin
- sdlSsrnsi fr"sa day 10 dsy s~,.s~a tbs s>zs.
hoars vsia ssst dsPo.stssns ss,stl.,s-I
bfrTfi L WHITE,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Final Notice 10 fax.PayerS.
oFyicE oF CorNry TnsA.rRxx /,
SALINE COUNTY. kA~Sa<.

tftiCE oF torNrS TusA.rRxRl
SALINE COUNTY. KANSAS
>ALINA. NSrh - is-o. !
MOTTO - her-bs xivra that the following de-
~ ~crihs>i lands and town loss ,oAi In Q>ctsh.~r
A. u lS.., for the tar Of i-.e will hr convey~t 10
the purchasers, gni-s. the <aaae ar, r-y,ew@a an
or before the ~, day Of ,ct.t-r A u isH1 ss
pEesriet by law d. HAMILTON,
liS Treasurer Saline County Kan<a.
Soa,hS lot 81. Santa Fr avenue; amount as q.
sod e. Wna- Haehn-r
Part Of nj s-t sec Il. twp ~. range s. ie-iO
aere~ amount - 80, x>seS.ra 10 A O. Nss,in
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
Law FOR THE PEOPLE.

! A parole gift of personal property
must be accompanied by possession.
Z. The attempt to commit felony or q
misdemeanor, is an indictable offence:
:: 1t il larceny TO appropriate goods
mislaid, or left by mistake.
A verbal release of debt, not
founded on a valuable consideration,
will not bar an action.
Guardians, if practicable, must lend
cut the money Of their wards on good
security, and must collect the interest
annually.
ANY one who takes possession OF a
minors estate without authority OF
law, may be held liable as guardian.
The voluntary concurrence OF COM
petent minds is required to make a
valid contract. If deception be prac-
ticed, by either of the parties, in ma
terial matter, or either be so intoxl-
Gated as to be unable to comprehend
the nature and effect of the transaction,
this invalidates the contract.
The father is the natural guardian
and custodian of his children but, in
case of separation, their custody may
be given 10 the mother, if the father
is, from any cause, unfit for their con-
troll, or unable to support them.
An action for the recovery of spe.
cifc property may be brought without
giving the bond specified in the Code,
when the simple question of title is
tried, and the possession of property
left undisturbed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
DON'T TALK TOO MUCH.

All through your life, my boy, cul,
tivate flashes of silence. Now and
then an hour of contemplation Is worth
n week of talk. The friend you love
il all the dearer to you when you SIT
A hold his hand (if that is his
gender, my SOM and can say nothing
to him. When you meet stranger,
nv son, who can talk eleven hours
day, avoid him if you can, and don't
shoot him if you can get rid of him by
any lawful means. And, one Word,
Telemacus Don't talk to man III
a railroad car. He is never, at least
rarely. thankful to you. Railway
conversation is always tiresome the
listener has to strain his ears to hear,
the talker has to strain his voice to
speak if you speak too loud everybody
can hear you; if you speak too low
YOU can't hear each other.
Never talk to people on the tram,
strangers or friends, unless you have
something to say, and then say 1t ana
close your she'll Don't talk IN the
mere effort to pass away the time
You will only make the hours inhn-
itelv heavier. OF course circumstan-
ces and the people you meet, their hao-
its and varying disposition will show
YOU when and where to make liberal
exceptions to these rules, but don't
talk. never, never talk on the train to
a man who dosen't want to talk, and
only keeps up his part of the eonver-
sation from courtesy. And if you
can't tell when mau doesn't really
want to talk with you, my SOD, you
had better get position as teacher IN
some asylum for the deaf and dumb
and learn to lose your voice entirely
as fast as you can.-Haackeye.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31


How MUCH TO EAT.-An American
soldier has daily given him % ounces
Of bread, IL ounces of pork or bacon, or
20 ounces Of fresh or salted beef, l6
ounces Of potatoes three times week,
16 ounces of rice, with 16 ounces of cof-
fee, 2.04 ounces OF sugar, 54 of gill of
beans, 80 of a gill of vinegar and 9.16
Of gill of salt. As to the quantity Of
this food, it is larger and more abund-
ant than would seem at sight to be
necessary, but the liberality in food
has this great advantage; that in time
of hard work, the fatigue of the indi-
yidual is diminished and the power of
rcchperation sensibly increased. The
total quantity, then, provided for SOL
dier Of the United States army is
larger than is consumed by the general
workingman.
OF course, various conditions of life,
climate and locality have to do with
the quantity of food Thus an idle
person can get along very well with 30
ounces Of nitrogenous food and 20
ounces of carbonsceous food flesh and
cereal vegetable food), when, if the
same individual were walking, or in
active outdoor life, double this guam
tity might be used. Perhaps the Es-
quimaux repres ents the heaviest feed
ers in tho world, for Parry tells of
young native who devoured in the
twenty-four hours 81 pounds of sea-
horse, half raw, half cooked; II pints
Of good strong soup; IL pounds of ship
bread, and 8 pints of water, not count
Ing grog and spirits.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31

How TO AvoID SUDDEN DEATH-A
correspondent of the Belfast Neaos Let
ter says: Permit me, pro bono publtco,
to state that very few of the sudden
deaths which are said to arise from
disease OF the heart do really arise
from that cause To ascertain the real
origin Of sudden deaths, the expert
ment has been tried in Europe, and re-
ported to . scientific congress held at
Strasburg.
yixty-six cases of sudden death were
made the subject of thorough post
mortem examination in these cases
only two were found who had died
from disease of the heart Nine out Of
the sixty-six died of apoplexy, while
there were fifty-fve cases Of congestion
of the lungs-that is, the lungs were so
full Of blood that they could not work,
there not being room enough for suf-
6cient quantity of air to enter to sup
port life.
The causes that produce congestion
of the lungs are-cold feet, tight cloth
ing, costive bowels, sitting still until
chilled after being warmed with labor
or rapid walk, going too soon from
close, heated room into the air, espe-
cially after speaking and suddenly de-
pressing news operating on the blood.
These causes of sudden death being
known, an avoidance of them may
serve to lengthen many valuable lives,
which would otherwise be lost under
the verdict Of heart complaint That
disease is supposed to be inevitable
and incurable; hence many may not
take the pains they would to avoid
sndden death if they knew it lay in
their power.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
R
ID " ~ u Vi r II II ID "A

can DE cured by the continued use Of OsMUN's
Cop LIVER or. ASD LAcTo PHOSPHATE OF
LIME a cure for Consumption, Coughs Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, and al Scrofulous diseases.
AK vonr druggist FOR OsarrrN's and take no
other II be has not got il. viii send one bot
ties anywhere on receipt Of ST. express pad
serd for Circular 10 CHAS. A. OSMON,
noy26-6m l3 Seventh Ave-. New 10 X.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31

Mercantile Appraiser.

Any merchant who may be omitted In the above
list furnished by the Mercantile Appraiser VIII
take notice and apply within thirty days from
date OF commencing business, to County Treas
urer. who will grant or issue such license accord
ing TO amount of sales. II otherwise neglected
over thirty days. there is 30 per cent. added and
the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania. Wholesale
licenses are due the Commonwealth on June ist
$780, and must be paid TO the Treasurer on or be-
appeal April 9th, 1880, at which time only can any
revision be made 4 L. CRAIG,
March 4 1880 fmriOl Treasurer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31

THE select committee of the House
of Representatives on the interoceanic
canal think that it is ''the right Of the
United States to have the possession,
direction, control, and government OF
any canal, railroad, or other artificial
communication to be constructed across
the Isthmus connecting the American
continents, for the transfer of vessels
and cargoes from the Caribbean Sea to
the Pacific Ocean, The President, in
his special message to the Senate,
though not speaking quite so strongly,
substantially concurs with this opinion.
We do not understand upon what prin-
ciple these imposing declarations are
made. The States of Central America,
through which this canal must be built,
If at all, are independent sovereignties,
as much so as the United States; and,
though not as powerful, they have the
same right of seIf-direction within their
own territory. If they choose to build
a canal across the Isthmus for CONNER
cial purposes. or to grant the right
of way to a chartered company,
whether chartered in Europe or
in this country, we do not see that
they would invade any right of the
United States. IF the territory be-
longed to Crest Britain or France,
and it were proposed by either coun-
try to construct canal across it, or to
charter a company for this purpose,
would the United States inform the
Government Of either of these Nations
that no such canal should be built un-
less it was placed under their control :
We presume not This Government
would not talk so to any first-class Ma
tion. 1t ought not to talk thus to any
Nation. The Central American States
are not under the protectorate of the
United States, and have the full power
to grant the right of way across their
territory to whom they please. They
are sovereign States; not by our grace
and favor, but without either Their
territory is their own, and it is simply
foolish to assume that the United
States can rightfully dictate the terms
upon which a canal may be built
across it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn for April Term, 1880. Commencing
on the First Monday, being the 5th Day.

Adams-william Johnston Amos Metz, John
Gilkey.
Clinton-Samuel Anderson, Thomas Kennedy
Cherry-Juseph Black. Edward Logan
Concord -Ephraim Blain, Chls. Cochran. mos.
Graham.
Centre-Abraham Fleeger
Clearfeld-Charles +. Green, !. NJ Mclaughlin
Cranberry-John Lacy, George Ziegier.
Clay-R McCandless.
Donegal-P. >. Barnhart.
Forwartl-Iohn W. Martin.
Frfnkln-Samuel Moore. Samuel Patterson.
Fairview-A j. Nicholas.
Ianeaster-.Iacob HemphTn, Michael Beighey.
Marion-Wm. Black, ST.
MiddleseN-W. j. Stepp.
Mnddycreel- Jacob Kinsey CalebsCoyert.
Oakland Rudolph Bortmas.
Parker-J. 4. Kinter.
Snmmit-Andrew Yost.
winfield. I. Broker.
Tenango-.James stalker, ESQ.
Butler.bor-J q. Campbell, Jos II. Jack. II. T.
Linn M M i,,cMf1ak Msn,lktiBSi Bingham 5. s. Bard
Fairyiew-A. G. Gibson.
Nillerstown-Peter Lowry.
Saxonburg- Laube, Jr.
Zelicuople-John Nlckhaus.
THIRD wEEK--l9TH DAY.
Adams-.John Hartung. ,,,
Alleghenv-B. l.. kohlnNer, Johh pdioie"'h'
mtler-,John Henehberger Abram McCandless.
Bradv-Wiiliam Stall. C ,,e L.,
Centres. r. Rider.
Clay-Asaph Cranmer.
Clearfield-JameS G. Aulilnan
Clint0n-Martn Monks;
Cherry-Wm Lindsey. James stoops.
COnn0quenessing George stevenson; no.
Fairyfew-W. r. Mccoy, j. {. McCohouSh' rat
.JefIerSon-Wm. Wright Joseph HARRISON.
JaekSon-Christian Texton. ,,-,,.,,
Lancaster-.Iolm I.aneman. Leonard Hoiierinan.
MidhleSex-R. G.. Donaldson .,,r,,
Parker~William Daubenspeck, Daniel Walker,
pepn-iohn Weber. Joseph Brown.
Slipperyrock-R Critchlow, j. ID. stevenson.
Summit -Simuel Mitchell.
Venango-F Francis y. Ma,tree
Washington-R o. Lewis. Thomas j. Atweil.
winfield -Philomen Heck.
Butler bor.-Philip Bauer Jeli. Burtner, Joseph
Caldwell Jacob Roos Charles II. Roessng.
CONGRATULATIONS kiSsook.
Harrisvllle-S. l.. Braham.
MillerStown-D. +. Iiarnhart
Pruspect--Absalom Shanor.
Sunbury-G. w. Neeling.
MAY TERM
FIRST WEEK MONDAY, BIRD DAY.
Allegheny-O. II. Anderson, w. X. Grant, jas.
H. McNIahan.
A,inms-Wilson Hartung,
Brady-William Badger.
Ruffalo-B BENJAMIN SarNer (of John).
Connoquenessing Benz. Fulkman, George Rob
inson.
Clearfield--Thomas flnmes.
Clay-Samnel Sutton.
Donegal-Solomon Pontius.
Fairview Christian Garner, j. S. Jamison.
Jpfferson-Rudolph Succolp.
Mercer-L. X. Cummlngs
Middlesex-Thomas III. Lyon
ParkerN.John Gibson. w X. Shryock.
Vepango-Calam Jamison. a
Winaeld-E. G. Ieithold, Alfonso Krause, j. c.
Galbreath VIM. NJ. Denny, John Glow
Worth--John Gardner
Rntier borough-Charles Boyle, Frank Hoonan,
Jacob Keek, John O'Neil.
Fairview Augustus Grow.
Uarrisyie-,I. F. Hmdman.
Karns City-James Walker, H. W. Winfield, A
w Roscoe, j. salisbury:
Saxonburg-Charles Hoffman, Emil Steubgen,
Francis T.auhe.
Sunbury-Al. Mechng.
Zelienople-,Jacob Oesterl!ng.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31

o1a A WEEK. 512 day at homo easily made.
oiZ Costly Outfit free. Address IkGh q Co..
Augusts, Name. oec@y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
County Officers.

President Judge-Ebenezer McJunkiu.
Additional Law Judge-James Bredn.
Associate Judges-R. Storey, ". w. Dodds
District Attorney-Wm A. Forouer.
Sherih,-Wm. H Hoffman.
Pfaihonetary-Alex.R Russell
Register and Recorder-H. II Gallagher.
Clerk of Courrs-W. A. Wright.
IreaSurer-A. L. Craig
Commissioners. c. DopaI,Ison .Jo,aibap
Mayberry, James Gribben.
commissioners Clerks. McCIvmonds.
County Surveyor-James NJ. Denny.
Jury Comm'rs-J. w Monks. Hugh MeCrea.
Coroner. j. Campbell.
Auditors. L. Hockenberry, J. d. Kamerer,
j. 4. Csshdollar
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
Time Of Holding Courts.

The several Courts OF the county of Eutler
commence ON the hr-t Monday of March. june
september and December. end continue two
weeks, or so long as necessary to dispose of the
onsiness- No caures are put down for trial or
traverse jurors summoned for the tirst week of
The sever Al tefrns
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31

And now the news comes that
iopg flowing hair will be- fashionable
this spring. Some of our young
ladies' with bangs, to be tony viii
bsvt to tie false bst on with 8 rope.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
Wheat! Wheat!

The highest Pittsburgh market price
paid for Wheat, at Walter d Boos'
Ml1, Butler, Poi WAJgER 4 Boos.