Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-15
A .NILLIONAIRE'S WILL.
The Requests Of the Late James e
Brown, of KiAanning.

James T.. Brown, OF klttannlng, was
made public The amount of property
involved will reach S2,50O,000. The
will was made in 1871, and owing to
the death of Mrs. Jane B. Finley, to
whom the bulk of the property was
devised, and the birth of James E.
Brown, Jr. that part of the will has
been rendered null and void. The fol.
lowing is the will:
/ set apart and give fifteen per cent.
OF my personal estate remaining after
pay mcnt OF the above gifts, all debts
AID charges against it and dover In
my personal estate and excluding the
residue of my goods and chattels, but
including working interests in oil wells.
and direct the said fifteen per cent. u
be paid and distributed as follows: One
thousand dollars thereof to be invested
in United States bonds at interest, ana
with their interest To be used in giving
twenty-five dollars thereof to each wife
in Kttanning who shall hereafter be-
come q widow, having one or more
children, in straitened circumstances,
PAYABLE immediately after the death OF
her husband. This gift to be made to
and also include those who shall here.
after become wives. Another one thou.
sand dollars thereof to be paid to the ses-
sions of the First Presbyterian church
of Kittanning, to be by 1t invested
in United States bonds, and the inter-
est thereof appropriated annually to the
use of the Sabbath school of said church.
Of the residue of the said 10 per cent.
there shall be paid to the following
boards of the General Assembly OF the
| PRESBYTERIAN Church of the United
States of America (of which Church
am member,) as follows: To the
| Trustees of the Board of Domestic Mis-
sons of the Presbyterian Church OF the
| United States, 30 per cent thereof; to
the Trustees of the Board of Education
of the Presbyterian Church OF the Uni
ted States of America, 10 per cent.
thereof; to the Board of Foreign Mis-
,ions of the Presbyterian Church in
The United States OF America. 20 per
cent thereof; to the Trustees of the
Presbyterian Board of Publication, 5
per cent. thereof; to the Trustees OF
the church erecting fund OF the Generat
Assembly of the Presbyterian Churcn
of the United States of America, 10
per cent thereof; TO the trustees OF
The General Assembly of the Presby-
| ter:an Church OF the United States OF
America. in trust for the use OF the
fund for disabled ministers and their
families, 5 per cent. thereon, ana Ior
the General Assembly Committee on
Freedmen. 5 per cent thereof; TO the
| PRESBYTERIAN Bible Society, 20 per cent.
thereof; To the American and Foreign
Christian Uuion, formed in New York
IN lS49 to be applied TO charitable
uses and purposes Of said society and
under it's directions, 5 per cent. there
of lie gives several sma sums, from
800 to $500, to various nephews and
nieccs. aud to his sister. Mrs. Rue.
Kelly, 500 annuity All the remainder,
real, personal and mixed, goes to MS
laughter, Mrs. Jane b. Finley, aud his
irand-daughtcr, Elvena Finley, share
and share alike, for their sole and sepa-
rate use; and which shall not be con-
trolled encumbered or changed by, or
liable, or subject in any way to debts,
contracts or engagements OF the pres
rnt or future husbands OF my said
granddaughter II my granddaughter
lies without issue, and my daughter
survives her, then my daughter shall
he entitled to and inherit this devise
aud bcquest, 10 my granddaughter at
The death of my daughter, and II my
granddaughter survives her she snail
be entitled to and inherit this devise
and bequest to my daughter, and II
my granddaughter survives my daugn-
Ter. and afterwards die without issue,
then whatever may remain OF the de-
wise and quest shall descend and go 10
my legal heirs.
Yes" said u young lady who was
possessed of fine voice, II am often
,-ked to appear in public, but" but
what % observed friend. WELL"
.hc replied, II should never be able to
sustain my party. | am SO easily de-
composed"
Mn. A. w. CAMPBELL, editor of tho
Wheeling Mtetitgencer, is spoken OF
- likely to be n favcrite with the Gar.
field administration. Mr.. Campoeli
was one of the two or three delegates
go the Chicago Convention who declin-
rd to vote for Senator Conkllng's reso-
ution pledging each delegate in ad-
vance to vote for the nominee, whoever
ne mi rht be. and it was General Gar
icld who turned the tide and prevented
he passage of the subsequent resolu'
zion of Mr.. Conklng to expel all the
delegates who would not pledge them
,elves. lie is a nephew of Alexander
'ampbell founder of the sect to which
icneral Garfield belongs.
When YOU think your child has
The diphtheria, the best thingyoulcan
10 il to send for n good PHYSICIAN III
,ne can not be haG immediately you
might try the following which 9 cor
respondent asserts isa specific ::4Stir
4 teaspoonful Of -four or sulpharbin
wine glass of water and give itdtoythe
patient to gargle the throat With In
Ten minutes the patient will be out OF
danger In extreme cases, when the
fungus has grown to such an extent as
To preclude the possibility of gargling
blow the sulphur down the throat with
quill. This will cause the fungus to
contract, and then garglng should DO
rcsorted to. Or tase live Goals In
shovel aud sprinkle a couple of spoon
ruls of the sulphur on th'm, and lot
tho patient inh lie the fumes. This
will kin the fun rus. The same rem
edv IS recommended for colds and
esth~s.