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New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
Curoptar Advertisements.
c cean CLEANERS.

A NCUOR LINE L. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
y NLW-YOKK AND GLASGOW.
FiOm Pier no. 20. North River New.forS.
Devona ....- july IS. o.. u. It1ora.-..Ju{ u, p NJ
Iolyla .Jul, lO CtIca-,le..... uY -, d. H.
These steamers not carry ltte sheep o. Wgs.
Cabins $50 O So. Excursion uckcts at reiucedf&J5%
SEC Id Cabin $40. 81 erage. S2S.
NtN-NOkk TO LONDON DlkEcI
From Per NO 46 Orth River foot II Charies.Sf;
sAu5rtia uy IS, rib st ...JulY H. p ~
steamers mar rk9d t.us+ do not carry passenFtrs.
Cabins. $50 and f65. Excursion tickets reduced rates
HENDEKsON BROTHERS. Agent, HOwnn3 Green
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NEWYOKK AND HANRE.
Pier Company ~ North tvcr fOo OF MoronS
Travellers ine avoid b0in transit Dy English T'
discOufOT;s Of crossing the enamel IN sma
boat
ST LAURENT, santeli wednesday. July 7.
ANEPIOi-F - r. Jouala w c,iucs az July y. l0:3Oa.
FRANCE, Irude VI eiit ,rJF Jui5 "a T. ~
Cbecks credit LyOnnu OF PaI IA amounts t0s SUIT
LOUIS DE EELiAN. Agent 80. B1"Ang Green
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
5ieomboais ano Railroads..

LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al North tnVsf;
of Congfs,. every dav connecting az AZ
banv lSunday morning excepted with trains NORTH "esS
aDd Eas.
Excursion Albany and return good 30 days, 81 g. ,,,
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

q A TO SARATOGA aud KL URN; T5 10
- Il LaEe Gemge and retain IeEets goa ior ,ha
SEHATOGA ana CRY OF TROY leave DAILY eLcep
sasurdav a. n. m ficr No 40 lnfwNO All North
liiver. c'nec Ss az Ihof wit1 moIpng
iraius f,r SARATOGA a-d a IL REsOItIs NOhIH slhe
Ioons fecLIed so ~ VA Br0.dway Newfork, and No
CVurLst, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
uLI,S MANSION HOUSE. Easthampton

II II.IH MANNIUN TIUUNT4,
IL Mass-i.spcciay adapted f1r summer board splendid
soeucry me good boating OF the oihanest aud
,rt bsnnul towustn England Of lts attraO
on. send circular. Reftrencegi Wilston, knight
Go and 10 Worth rt spear & Dehnahon n! Broadway
~" WILLIAM HILL.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

HAVING RENTED number OF rooms 10
last years guests who stay months, other New York
families Of select class nd accommodations az satisac-
toTv fates: stabug Teduirrd reference given aDd re-
quired. ISAAC G. HALSEf q SON, West Hampton L. l.,
Enufn
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
on ana after Jr.E y. Isso.

DoUELE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED ECU Up.
utfST AND THE FASTEST IT MI CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUI IL SAFELY
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
DOARD -Tvpnty-live hordcrS wanted at

- The Mountain View uouae; good ala iIs.n meat, &
,r rkcus ruiis roads Oh accc-s tne
lrivcs nn q oy. he house cr qr't gruuuf.
.in hnu,a story high double par0r 1ed t1z11 music
pIf. aud water Zee. l. IL GAhKi-O', Ne" NOuhlHh
i ,rw House. Box .0. 10, y. i.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
rREcIoIn ANn NEW.YORK RAILWAY
Leave lo0i OF IbcrlyEt Or frechold al 40, IIJ a. H.
NIEM-LEESEI snLIMERN RALLMAl.

~ BAY hi-i.a' 'iN
" Uirl..t Rr-ei arau ir Long Branch, ocean Grove
Asb.rt r,.. e. ~ Point r.r~tut Toms RIVER Lame
ra-. Viro auf. ATLANTIC Cf t.ttc.. 90
. ID IA
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD:

from foot OF Dcsbrosses ana Coruandt
s:2O Or a,hingioD. Ptsburc. Columbus Cinninalu
and The south. Pullman from baltimore 10 Newark.
Ohio Chicago ,..
New York Baltimore and Washington, mdklug c"se coz?
ctious Tor rtspurs Cincinnati Ind anlpls LDui-v1le
and LOUIS. Through Pullman cars Baltimore to Cncn-
matt St Louis and Fiiis"urg ms t"h arrives ai WASH
m, st,d,rs irOm NcWlork 10 Baltimore and Washington.
ma Rinr close connections Tor Chicago, Cincinnati InaEgpl
Southwest Through fuIlnlH ','H iI"i iiiI'",r 10 ~
cinna Lau wac connects al Washington Wlth trans
W ro thfongh ii, kes please call COmpanys Ofice %lj
PTooJwsy New NUK and al lIchet Offices Of CoTtandt
ar6 Deslroyeessts. and Depot jersey City. . .. -
10 Ron \ ID TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS. NEBRASKA AND
i'ON- COLORADO
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
4 gatuck Housat0nIc ailIo ldsNtcamers leave cath
Fac over than by amy otler route
EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
[ FIlI.O WUITE MOUNTAINS MONiEEAl, and in
iaycp ' Ion Hart6r SoInghc a.. Toses sold aud bag
ir1aivn ixcpl-ion 20 New. Haven and return 81 80.
l.OE NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
! -stesne- ADELPHI caves Pier - u!I"n Ferry -i5
u. H.. sd ST.. J.. r.. y. FARE, 80 CENTS.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 90 CENTS.
z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
e PA%>ENGAE TRAINS on ani after June J, lo'u VIII
leave dcpois. Corlidt ami JeIlO>s"ss AZ 80 ain,
I,i;, ,: IN a"S sGG mn GuaI WCsaic aaa WlycrIy
itb.ca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo aid the West Pullman sleep
Trans legyiugat $40 a. aud T. n. connect I0T all
points IL Mahanoy and iiizl ton coai +, gions. ,.
j.. j.. LYING o., Conc .ai Ii,.tl GER AeeL,'
G, ii. CyMMlAG>, Agent.
NORWICH LINE -.,-.....,,..-
~ r, Boston. Worcester Portland and me Wh,e Noun
talrs wa New .O-ttaihtI c"'c I'ci NJ ~ NOI
a . %. IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
prnptvInu IINF

" ~, to,Iai Wor,es,cr Portland and The White Noun
1airs N, %tv- o-toa;Hor, cayc Per NJ 10 NOrh
River y. IN. iaiy, except @iiid -yb
NOTICE. -..,.-.....-...
ucu OF Tue aulttIa ltail Nay VIII Zoe opened Tor pubic
... ,fp ,,s.rt,,, ,,.r.-,,
between fAc second ana Iird Avenue Lines
and tLc Iong island Iisilway VIA iiuniers Point.
"'' VIZ" r. X. HAN. Artg Gen Manager.
.,.,u...f.v - an, ~ ay ft-.ptNl. Jan. 70. 1850
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

rooms let with board terms very mO0ttae tIth
silent AZ tab boaTders taken references
- WEST 31ST-ST. - Large and small
. rooms hot and cold water large closets summer
pr c. accommodations for physician
sll WEST 12TH-ST.-I Handsomely furnished
90 rooms with and small table eAce.Ieht
tc-ms moderate transents accommodated
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

CTONINGTON LINE.-fOr StOningtOn, Prov
- idnce and local points. TIE steamer stOn ngt9l uhuI
further notice will leave Pier 33 North RIVER 1901 OF
X Z on Iucsdays, ThursaaYs and Sstudlys III D. m Tor
The above pom returning alternate days Due h|cc
vii he gwen oilhe resumption Of through 1ps To Boston,
ngernenis which 10 y IN active proSress
+. L. FlLKINS. Ocni Pase Ag't
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

EUION LINE. ,-....,,,.,,a
VI UNITED STATES NAIL STEAhERS,
ron OJFtNS TOWN AND LIVkkPOOL
LEAVING Pi,r SO. y. H., foot tof Kings
WYONIN G. .-..........G f. r. fSDhG. jay q. 4.11 j. m
NEVADA...... ESDAY. JuY ., u m
WISCONSIN, n L r. DAY. JulF n. 800 a. IN
AJtIZON i ........ 4 T. fsDAY. aug. 3, $3.50 p m
WYONING ......... .TUESDA \. Aus. 10, > =. m
C Jhe.e - ann r. are ircD, wsIerteht com
partmsnls furnished w every requisite ~ MAKE
the passage ac both safe and agreeable nav
ing bath. .fOonl smoking rO)m drawing groom, piano ana
library surgeon, stewares ana caterer On
each steamer The all upper deck, hi- usn
Inc greatest Of all u1ues at sea- perfect ventauon
and light -, ..o soo 49,,
slCO INTERMEDIATE, S4v; slEEkA"is' allow rates
OFFICE. No. 70 BROADWAY.
WILLIAM & GUION.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
II American Packet CompanYs Line for PLYMOUTH
CHEKBOUkG and HAMBCH5. -
FnI-lA.---.-...- July iGtLLEhi uy 10
WIS., fPHAaiA .-Juy = IHEhDEH-........... July p
Rates passage Plymouth. LONDON, chefboufg ham
Hlr ad Station the southern part oi England
First Cabin siV0 Second Cabin too s'eiaSe cutrebcy
~. G. B. RICHARD q CO.. Gen. Pass ARt -
KUNHARDT & CO., VI Broadway, Sew.York.
Genera Agents. u BrosdsI. Esw.Yogk.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

Could Mary E, 10 Charles Badel; NO lstaVe 81 an
wears. rent :, .5.5 or
Hedges Cat arine A. 10 samuel Bnsh lo NO - U 27
Pike 81. 10 years, rent .---- ------
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
Bass Rock House
NApF ANN
MRS. r. G. BROWN.

HATSKlLL NOUN TAINS. - EVERG KEEN
y GIoVE HOUSE .eT m,Te a'uts wanted: terms,
- ami $40 peg week. Eef IcDee-Wm me e al loQm -
y, j. o. -uiusa $50 Fultoav brooklyn FOR pa leu
Glare. Irtr.o, u, ~ Er1dd"a. =. J. =. o. address,
.itO. IEDNIC X. airl Greene CO., IS. y
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

A. Mass-ItOj ices above ,idci DSt t,i re, ior ~
a''lulAu'dti'I' io ~
h"y lever pirls Deur red ' N OF LOO acies oiv oi
1utoNs: bnaii rOups hot ami cod Dats speul sOoiy
and Grlycs: ucar StOcNJud"r n l. EuoN , .
d. joseph JONE~, proprietor
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
West Sids.

ETn-cT. go WEST. .-First-cass board,
3 NJ o,l- IoUsr and local on. lowest prices
transient guests accommodated references required
ga WET 27TH-ST, second house west
- Of firo.vac uorn SIDE elegant laTors
or cr suite as0 srac1u cool each hoor al mod
eIn couvrnl.uces terms reasonable ter summer noNtIs
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
Il jiLa6EIs 70 5i' FULL BAND ami LEVY every afternoon
, ,rrT .Trv,N-Dp .
NsANu.GrCAN REACH
lNLY DIRECT RoCKAWAY BEACH BOAT
PALACE STEAMER TWILIGHT

Ten cents extra for Admission e. pir by any other ne
Fine hshiug from pier NJ walking through boz ssn.s
Fxclrscu by IN Long Sard Ha'ioai good
for return mp bs Oceaa Pier and steamer twli- az.
Most central and popular portion Oi the beach broOk
lyn Times. go, -,
beyond tie breakers. IN \. sun.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

BOARD ANON. The CAiSklLLN, neal
most auI fccgr ph udccs house PIE san loci'i'n
ran waters pe,g 81 terms 80 or Net, paid Wt.SY
.citess I.I.t' l,FN MOSS Durham. Greene 'otny ~ y
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

80 sDERKSHIRE HILLS."-Ciafiu House
3D. Brcxe,, Mass. 4 popular family Tesori; l%oO Zee
above the sea. Addres4 A -. Ci.D~S, lropuciO,
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

rsi peak. tr sts dirc y on th' iine ! sle
Delaware r,.f t.T.1 minutes Ntlh rom -'ato
IA o,t tlph,es an. NO liau sc.ucr~ cIcrlrd mau
Vr s.. i yard, lr m uusc. photograph Al RtaIsS o'I
ing Directory. -ff '.otdFaY. C. CASE, lf"dhlt'"'
i,,i Cc. 4 stcr 90. o.. y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
THE HISTORY OF TARIFF
LEGISLA TION IN THIS
COUNTRY Y.

In 1924, during the Presidency of
James Monroe, was enacted the high
es. protective tariff that had been adopt
ed before that time. Under it's inhu-
ence manufacturing establishmentswere
erected all through New England, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Maryland.
In 1928, during the Presidency of
John Quincy Adams, the tariff was in
creased, giving further protection to the
manufacture of homemade goods, and
under it the mills and shops fourished
still faster
In 1882, during the Presidency of
Andrew jackson, South Carolina, un-
der the lead of John c. Calhoun, passed
an act multiplying the law of Congress
requiring duties to be collected. In
other words, passing law forbidding
any customs officials from collecting
duties at the port of Charleston. In
order to prevent the government of the
United States from collecting those du-
ties, the State militia men were ordered
to drill and hold themselves in readi-
ness for that purpose In this rebell-
ious movement South Carolina had the
sympathy of all the South. Jackson
However, was loyal aud he concentra-
ted troops at Charleston for the purpose
of enforcing the collection of the tariff
duties. He also declared that in case
of blood being shed, he would hang
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

uTIER. KARNs CITY AND PARKER RAILROAD
Irains leave Butler for st. Joe, Millerstown
karfs City, Petroiia, Parker, etc, at 12i a. H.
aud 225 and 7.25 =.
Trains arrive at Butler from the above named
points al ~ a. m. and 2.lo, ana '-.o =, p M
The 215 train connects with train on the "es'
Penn road through 20 Pittsburgh.
suESASGo AND ALLEGHENY RAILROAD
Trains leave Eiiiard's Mil, Butter county,
tor Harrisvillc, Greenville, etc, at 1-oo a. m
md 325 p. N.
aud 5.55 p NJ.
Hacks to aud from Petroia, Martinsbnrg'
Fairview. Modoc and TIoutmau, connect at Hill
lard with al trains on the q road
Pennsylvania RAILRoaD.
Trains leave Butler tButler or Pittsburgh liine.l
.arket At sos a. m, goes through To Are
gheny. arriving at 90l q. m. Inis tram con
Tects at Freeport with Frecport Accomnoca-
tion which arrives at Allegheny at $50 a. M,
railroad time.
Frnyoss a; 72l A. m, connecting at Butler
fuuetinn. without change of cars, at SO with
Exp,ess west arriving In Allegheny at S3S
A. m. and EXPRESS east arriving at Biairsville
at II 90 a. III. railroad time.
Mall at 236 p. M. connecting at Butie: 1uhe-
tionwithout change OF cars, with Express west,
arriving in Allegheny at $50 p M, and Ex-
press east arriving at Blairsvnie intersection
NJ c. 10 D. m railroad time, which connects WIN
Philadelphia Express east, when on time.
The Z. 81 A. NJ train connects at Blairsvilie
at IL. .05 a. N. with the Mail east, ana the zoo
.. m. Train at $50 with the Philadelphia Ex-
press east.
Trains arrive at Butler on West Penn H. X at
g.5l a. m, on and 7a0 p. m, Butler time. Inc
9.5l and 500 trains connect with trans on
the Butler & Parker K. r. san ay tram arrives
at Butle- at ILL a. m, connecting Win tram
'or Parker.
Main Line.
Through trains leave Pittsburgh tor the Eas'
4 2.5l; and S26 a. m. and 12 81, All ard So6 P:
m., arriving at Philadelphia at $40 ana t.zo
f.. IN and 300 10 and 7.40 a. m; at Baltimore
ltout the same time at New York three hours
iaier. and at Washington about one and u half
hours later
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
COMNON SENSE IN ADVER-
TISING.

A model advertisement is designed
to satisfy the rational demand of q
probably customer to know what you
have got to sell. The successful ad-
vertiser, therefore, observes three rules:
First, he aims to furnish the informa-
ton which the public wants second,
he aims to reach that path of the pub
lie whose wants he is prepared to sat
isfy and third, he endeavors to make
his information as easy of acquisition
by the public as possible.
The commonest and handiest thing
in the American family is the news
paper, and as nearly all shopping pro-
ceeds from the family, from its needs,
it's intelligence, its tastes, its fashions,
it follows that the thoughtful and sue
cessful advertiser approaches the fami-
ly by this means. He does not waste
his money and his time in loading his
advertising gun and shooting it off sky
ward in the streets, at all creation, on
tie chance that some willing customer
may be going that way, and may be
brought down; on the contrary, he
takes account of the advertising am
munition which he has on hand, and
loads and points his gun through the
colums of seme reputable newspaper at
the game he wants to hit.
Besides, knowing that newspapers
are the best means of advertising and
now to pick out the best newspapers
for his purpose, the successful adver-
tiser fully appreciates the Importance
of persistent advertising Mr.. Bryant
used to say that the great influence of
the press depends for one thing upon
its power of iteration Presenting the
same subject in many forms, it finally
wins attention and acquiesence. Used
in this thorough and systematic way,
the advertising columns OF the news
papers are as useful and essential to
the merchant. as means of telling the
public what he has to sell, rs the clerks
behind the counter are to show his
goods when the people come to exam-
inc thcm.-New York Ereniag Post.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20

PRESERVING EGGs.-A reader asks
how eggs may be preserved when han
died in considerable quantities The
following method was indorsed by the
National Butter, Cheese and Egg As
sociation. In picking small quanti-
ty of eggs, all that is necessary is to re-
duce the quantities relatively of the ar
ticles used:
To make pickle use stone lime, fine
salt and water in the following por-
tions: One bushel of lime, eight quarts
of salt, twenty-five ten-quart pals of
water. The lime must be of the finest
quality, free from sand and dirt-lime
that will slake white, fine and clean.
Have the salt clan and the water pure
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
ADVERTISING RATES,

One square, one Insertion, 81 each eubse-
quent insertion, so cents. Yearly advertisements
exceeding one-fouEth of column, IS per inch.
Figure work double there rates; additional
charges where weekly or monthly changes are
made Local advertisements 10 cents Ier Ene
Tor hrst insertion, and 5 cents per line for each
additional insertion. Marriages and deaths pub
lished free Of charge. Obituary notices charged
as Advertisements, and payable when handed in
Auditors Notices. "a Executors and Admins
traitors Notices, % each; Estray Caution anc
Dissolution Notices, not exceeding ten lines,
each.
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the Oldest
established and most extensively circulated Re
publican newspaper in Butler county. Ca Reput
iican county, it must be apparent to business
men that it is the medium they should use i'll
advertising their business.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
Time OF Holding Courts.

The several Courts of the county of Butler
commence on the fist Monday of March, June,
September and December and continue two
weeks, or so long as IL cessary to dispose OF the
business. No causes are put down for trial CT
traverse Jurors summoned for the first week of
the sever al terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
GEN. r. b. NCOMB.

The Great Pennsylvania Greenbacker
becomes a Republican, and an the
.jolloping letter gjres has reasons to'
supporting Garfield.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20

A young man married deaf and
dumb girl, but soon aftcrward she re-
covered both speech and hearing, and
he has applied for divorce. He says
it is an outrageous d-d-d cd
swindle.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20

else from him, it is stated with such
clearness that all can understand the
argument used:
A SOUND CURRENCY.
'The next great measure of the
Republican policy is the establishment
of a sound money system. The nation
is an aggregation of individuals, each
moved by his own interest. Being
protected in his business by wise leg
isIation, according to the Republican
doctrine, the government owes him
still! another duty-it must provide him
with medium of exchange good
everywhere; to enable him to dispose
of the products Of his industry in his
best market, be it near or remote This
medium is money of equal value
throughout the nation To be of
equal value and current everywhere
money must have either intrinsic or
an undoubted representative value.
Coin, like any other product requiring
labor to produce and fashion it, has
an intrinsic value equal to its cost.
DuI paper WHlCH IcpIcSculS HlOHcy nus
no value except in the ability and dis
position of the party issuing it to pay
it in coin or other true value Unless
it have this undoubted representative
value to raise it above suspicion indi-
vidual interest will reject it. Men will
not sell their labor or products without
an equivalent and without individuals
or bodies of individuals to use money it
can have no value either as paper or
coin. Thus the ineXOrable law of the
use of money lies in the confidence of
indtriduaIs, and the moment this con-
fidence is gone its currency ceases.
These are practical truths not to be
gainsaid, for they lie il the experience
of every man, who knows he will not
part with his property or labor with
out an equivalent, and consequently
he will not sell them for any suspected
form of currency Now what affects
one affects all, and suspected or
doubted form of currency must fall,
whether it be old continental, modern
wild cat, or shinplasters or French
! Assignats. If therefore a nation issues
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
JUDGE AGNEW ON THE CUR
RENCY.

The following is that portion of Judge
Agnew's late address in Pittsburgh
that relates to our currency and bank
ing system. AS with everything
else from him, it is stated with such
clearness that all can understand the
argument used:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

No subscription will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid. Postmasters neglecting to
notify us when subscribers do not take out their
papers will be held liable for the subscription.
Subscribers removing from one postothce to
another should give us the name of the former
as well as the present office.
All communications intended for publication
n this paper must be accompanied by the real
name OF the writer, not for publication, but as
a gual antee of good faith.
Marriage and death notices must be accompa-
MED by a responsible name.
Address
BUTLER. PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
PHYSICIANS.
DENTISTS
DENTISTRY-
LAND FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A handsome sx-room frame house, located
on Rluf street. northwestern part of Butler.
Lot 50xl76. All necessary outbuldings.
TERNS-Ore-.hirdc cash and balance in four
equal annual payments. Inquire at this office.
jiniitf
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
FOR SALE.

IS viii buy a one-half interest in a good bus
ines in Pittsburgh One who knows some.
thing about farming preferred. An honest man
with the above az 'ount will do well to address
by letter. SMITH JOHNS, care s. VI james,
~ iherfy street. Pitt burgh, PA Iau27-ly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-20
For sale.

The well-imrroved farm Of Rev. W. r. Hutch
iron III tie northeast corner Of Middlesex town.
ship Bntier ccrrty. Pa . is now offered for sale.
low inquire OF w X. FIiISBEE, Oh the prem
isls api6tf
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18

bar eniet, at ban fcrfob 9prenes
Spro0.
Srts man M unber alt Bet Gin,
Der rerer fig | "Bpen", reiler IA for
at forlaoe Stebst, ftprter preriebun.
cene, Zen enc opsnpaa ben aubsu,
neo I Suatrne. % 9aar man berefter
ia9ie ben opsr Ssisus, iaa bsrsr
man ct fcrpirret Surrtn % 6isen
nsoe ira SOllserne; bet er. Tom ON
Sprene brsfteoe. bpab Der pei bapbe
peret @runben til Stsien % ben
psl cperfaaebe Care.
prRrlebuubeu bar faaet ut Rapn
oerat, at ben earm ben aisr, bar
ncgen slabep msb en- lille punos
@lsen. Wen ben bar eaerS intet
Sl9aifab meo Sunben ; ben er tuert
tmoo Ell SlasS Wurmelbpr % berer
I'll @nauerne. Den bar npsen Gig.
beo meo ct 69ern, iOm ben osiaa
llgner / StsrIelie.
(SsrneblOmiten).
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18
1877

Sra b.tt, Sisb. buOr ri bare %Ianciats, fcrtatte ri 8elsn
til Qanos til MisnIppi Bap, buor pi bs9puot. mso sub
orapniuaen. gfterat ri bapbe arbeibst Der l6 Soge r9
merfst at hi itt. pare iitano til at iortisns mere sno I'll Ss.
ben, 1pttsos pi nopst Ianssrs nOrbpaa % fanet ct Stso, bpor
butr al % pafsos Sub for Omtrsnt 6-7 Dollars pnalt9.
0or sssbe bsIoo fun al Breb. Sirup % b0Ipraaocsnt 6lsIf,
% oa ri ianet bstte 9p altfor ~ubsba9sli9t. uost,t hatftls gre.
brittle o. benoes SUitr eiorbe alt Gil til for at 8sre % Dor
Mao Iaa p~eIimassnbe iom muHet Git ri tubass til Soee
m,nto for at inbbente nps gisrrstnin9sr. Ser befemts pi os
iii Of oao uorbpaa til ct Stso tlabet Nslontrif.
vi tsbte til Den gnoe 8 Mulsr. iOm ri bsIaslsbe nso
Yropiant % 8lGbsr. % brOss ofitsb. Otter at baue raast
bort ~Befsmmevslteo, loss ri oS iammen meo Nre Anors.
n.mli0 to 8pbftrs % to Mmerifansrs. % arbsiosos. iaalsoss al
pi uoar ri ON Miboasen bapee iput, nspps bare iltano I'll at
relic % ianu. Raar leo Tiger b, maa it9 DOG unotaae 9amle
Nmurb WonsIsn % bans Oatisr 0rsoritfs; tbI Be lpnsS at
bops unetsmmelise &rsitr. Den gamle Mano arbsoeos laa
habiat % lao utrattsIist. ION ON ban bar en- Naltlnt, bpls
&rcltu lite funb, oplib,s. % itates 6rsbrlffs paslsos I'm
Sout m,b en- Netbeo % en- Smbu, Der par iaamsst beba8e'
Iio,r. lom bun iaubt Qipst @ruberne %fortrplsnos.
8 Nsrfnina.n hobs ri Yano til &nGsrns % Hpltoe
0uo,t ub. men ca is fanot bette ahfor bap@rhst % ulnnot
,oolonot uo paa 8intrsr, ION bet oa par, bp8stos 81 efler
init Norilaa en- Nsnbe, bporisiennem pl ltoeOs Sanot % Of
gpu,S, @ulbt bsrmso. S,ns letsoe % frsm,tpnpis port Or
b,ib. ~b,tpe,liat, Ia at pi nossn 8o panot en- sanlts uptntst
WRrnob, Sub. Mn ossparrs. bet ait Der. ION oct pllsr
a, ooo. 10 Wasr nj panbt, psho aRee piles pi baos % l9
man oioiu, ben Iieet aub,ial,ure SstiucsIie ON mig ieo. at
lea orosntlia bsspRots at iorltaa ben ~lerr'ass 6slsisr' aass
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-18

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