Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-14

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mother 60 for her ant.-Er.
| Thousands of ladies to-day cherish
grateful remembranees of the help derived from
the use of Lydia. Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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| plants Send to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Choice dairy butter sold in Pitts
burgh yesterday at ID cents i; strictly
fresh eggs in cases II cents; common
new potatoes $1.75 to 1926 per barrel /;
spring chickens 40 to 80 per pair !;
Sheitemantle & Co., reported 6 head
of Butler county stock at 81 cents for
fat cattle, and S27 to S2S for fresh
cows; lambs sold at retail at from A
to cents, and sheep 81 to 4 ! cents.
From the Sturgis, Mich, Weekly:
| Mr.. John Brast, living in Sherman township,
| informed us a few days ago that his feet had
been so terribly frost-bitten that he could hard
| " stand the pains caused thereby. lie hap
pened to think of St. Jacobs Oil-which he al
ways keeps handy-rubbed his feet twice with
the remedy, and the pain disappeared entirely.
He not only values st. Jacobs Oil as an unex-
celled remedy for great many other painful
diseases to which mankind is subject TO, but
the many diseases horses and stock are subject
to, and which so often play havoc with the
prospects of the farmer and stock-raiser.
One of the penalties that great
men, and particularly Presidents, have
to endure, is the bestowal of their IL
lustrious names upon obscure individ-
uals- The first case of the kind in the
present campaign followed close upon
the Chicago Convention, and New
York baby now cries under the eupho-
NOUS title of James A. Garfield Null
laley!
THE largest and best stock Of Clothes
Wringers in the county, can be found at
JIG. & w. CAMPBELL, Butler, Pa.
Mai General Hartranft gives Of
fetal notice to the National Guard of
Pennsylvania, saying: "An encamp-
ment is hereby ordered for the troops
of the division as follows: First,
Second and Third Brigades from Au-
gust to August 13, at Fairmont Park,
Philadelphia Fourth and Fifth Brig
ades, from September I to September
IA, at Thomson Station, near Brad
docks.
LADIES Solid Gold Watches at SIS
and upwards, at L. Grieb's.
"A BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
From the Appearance docket in the
Prothonotary's Office we take the fol-
lowing in the case of Mary e. Brooks
vs. John Costlow: "July 3, 1880, |
Capias Ad Respondeum for breach of
promise of marriage-bail required in
$4,000 July 7, 1880, case settled by
the parties. Plaintiffs attorney consent
judgment to plaintiff for the sum of
$75, and costs. See paper fled"
"A RAPE CAsE.-A school teacher
of Millerstown was arrested last week
on oath of Mrs Mary Ayers, wife Of
VIM. Ayers, of that place, on a charge |
of rape, said to have been committed
on the person of their daughter, aged
eight years, and pupil of said school
teacher. Mr. Bates was committed to
the County JAIL but was soon released
on bail, which Judge McJunkin fixed
at 81 900. Mr. Pearce, of Millerstown
going his security.
In the midst Of these fierce heats |
a prospect of relief is held out by |
Prophet Vennor, who says: "There
will be some cool weather after the
Goth severe frosts in the neighbor-
hood of the "a, 25 and 26, possibly |
with hurries of snow in the noun
tains." Christmas generally comes on
the 25th, and Mr. Vennor's severe
frost and furries of snow in the noun
tains on or about that date will be
awaited with calmer confidence than
most Of lis predictions inspire.
The Sun says bunch of wheat
containing ninety-one fully developed
heads has been raised ON the farm Of
Mr.. George j. Appold, in Baltimore
county, and adds: "This bunch is
claimed to be the product Of one grain
of wheat, and if this is correct the in
crease is enormous, for samples drawn
promiscuously yielded from A to so
grains to the head At 40 grains to
the head the yield would be 3,640
grains for one, which seems almost in
credible"
The State Teachers Association
will meet at York, Pa, on July 9th
An interesting programme has been
announced. Those wishing to attend
can procure orders for excursion tickets
by sending one dollar as membership
fec, and stamp, to j. +. Sickel, Ger
mantown, Pa. State the name Of rail
road and station. Applications for
orders must be made on or before July
90 Tickets will be gold on the pre-
sentation Of such orders from July
Oath to the 9th and will be good for
return until August H.
Agents and Country Merchants
Can make big profits, and make money during
the campaign, selling Campaign Badges, Flags,
Photographs, Portraits &c., of the Presidential
Candidates Obtain the agency or send order
for goods at once. '"fhe early bird catches the
worm"-and the early applicant will Obtain
the 200 per cent profits. Write now for terms,
and order At once. See advertisement of q. $.
Manufacturing Co, and at once write them.
George Elliott's love for Mamie
Darcy, at Elkhart, Ind, was character
lied by extreme jealousy. In order
that he might watch her more closely,
he insisted upon her residing in his
fathers household until the time came
for their marriage. He forbade her
speaking TO any other bachelor, and
she obeyed him Then he told her she
must not even look ut one. This order
was not easy to follow, and he caught
her with her eyes unquestionably rest
ing upon a man in the street. Iiescall-
ed her into room, locked the door,