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LAND FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A handsome -ix-room frame house, located
on Bluff street, northwestern part of Butler.
Lot 50xl76. All necessary outsuldings.
TERNS-Ore-th cash and balance in four
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-01

Little boy at the opening of pro-
posed spelling match-"Le start fair
grandmother. You take 'Nebuchad-
nezzar' and I'll take cat"
What is wanted just now in Europe
is some great composer who can pro-
duce few overtures for peace that all
the crowned heads will listen to.
A Chicopee, Mass, small boy de-
clined to eat soup at dinner the other
day, on the ground that he hadn't any
teeth that were little enough for soup.
"Did you do nothing to resusctate
tie body p was recently asked of
witness at coroner's inquest. "Yes,
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reply.
"Do you ever have malaria here ?"
said lady to an iliterate hotel-keeper.
"Yes," said he, "we'll have it to day,
for I've got the best French cook in
the city.
The class in German grammer is on
the subject of genders. miss Flora,
why is moon masculine in German 20
$50 that she can go out alone nights,
l suppose"
The latest waltz is called "The
Wave" 1t is very plcasa1 1T to which
the buoys bobbing up and down to the
music of the dance.-NeW York Com
mercidl Advertiser.
Julia, my love, what do you think
of my moustache 2" Julia Cooking
earnestly at him for moment, why
Alfred, where is it? Why didn't you
bring it with you, darling?"
New reading A young man Of
twenty recently took to wife Penn
sylvania widow of fifty, the sole pro-
prietress of couple of paying petrole-
um wells Of him it may be truly
said that "he loved not wisely but two
wells.r
Teacher Ito class in geography
What does geography describe? The
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and others starve. How is the earth
divided? By earthquakes. Of what
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Pears to me you've got putty
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ly use for him. "Yes," she said, as
she wickedly looked at the floor behind
him, ''it's about all you and the fire
can do between you to get up re-
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For sale.

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ship, Butler county, Pa, is now offered for sale.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-01
" Ar ice.

Notice il hereby given that Kennedy Mar
shall ESQ assignee Of Fowler Brothers" has
filed his Final account in the Office of the
Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas
of Butler county at g. T. No 455, December
Term 1873 and that the same will be presented
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Wednesday. December the Sth A. d. 1880.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-01
1871.
Harper's Bazaar.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-01
FOR SALE.

SIS will buy a one-hali interest in q good bus
mess in Pittsburgh One who lnows some
hing about farming preferred. An honest man
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hv letter. SMITH JOHNS, care M. James,
90 Liberty str, ct, Pitt hurgh, Pa. au27-ly
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-10-21

persons who, after conviction, OF
confession i'm open court, have been
adindyed guilty of felony or other
Infamous crime, committed after
January 1, 1877, Unless restored to
rights Of citizenship BY. law.
Subject to the foregoing execep-
tione, all males born in the United
States, or naturalizcd, who have
resided IN the State twelve months
next preceding the election, and
ninety days in the county, arc
qualified to register and vote in the
precincts where they reside.
Those who shall have arrived at
the age Of 81 years since Novem-
bvr 5th, 1878, will of course have
tc register and all those who shall
have removed from one precinct or
township to another since that date.
will have to register anew. Persons
who registered for the November
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produce a certificate from the regis.
trar in which they registered, stat
ing that their names had been
eraxed from his book.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-10-21
How Garfield Loves the South,

If the gentlemen who report this
bill will put in section .hat all
who participated in the rebellion
shall be forever excluded from the
right of elective franchise, then. ]
will say the proposition will be juet
and one we can stand upon as a
matter of principle. Anything is
just which excludes from privilege
and power all those infamous men
who participated tn the rebellion,
-Ga,JSeld's speech on Reconstruc-
ton.
Confiscate their estates, botll
personal and real, for life ,anc for
ever. The war began By procIa-
NATION ana i must epd by procla-
mstion. We can hold. the insur-
gent States in military snbiection
tor half century it need be. !
want to see in all those States The
nen who fought and suffered foi
the truth tilling the fields on which
they picked saaeir tents. - Garfield
speech on Tie Coa6scation Act
This bill sta rts ont by laying
hands on the Rebel governments
and taking the very breath of life
out of them. In the next place i
puts the bayonet at the breast O
every rebel in thc Scath. IN thu
next place it leaves in the hands O:
Congress utterly and absolutel,
the work Of reconstruction. Gar
fell on tie Reconstruction bills. III
ALI persons who voluntarily adj
hered to the late insurrcctlon, Civ
ing aid and comfort to the so-callee
Southern C"nfcderacy, are forere
excluded from holding any office o
TRUST or profit under the, govern
ment OF the United States.-tqGr
field en- Congress. ;a,fs.. ~.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-10-21
Garf]eld's Magnanimity

4Ir Is CLEARLY the, right OF tue
victorious governments TO INDfcT,
TKx, CONVICT AND BAM7 EgERY REBEL
TRAITOR AN TIRE .SoUTH .fo-. their
bloody conspi' acy- against the Re-
Tubtic. z / believe, sir the
time has come when we,ymust lay
the heavy hand of military author,
ity upon these rebel communities
and hold them in its grasp. X <
l give INV support to this military
bill. 1T IS seue,e... 1T WAS wR ITEM
WITH STEEL PEN MADE our OF 4
BAYONET, and bagonetes have done
us good service hitherto. AL /
ASK is THAT CoNaREss SHALL PLACE
CIVIL GOVERNMENTS BEFORE THESE
PEOPLE OF rae REBEL STATES AND a
GORDON or BAYoNErs BEHIND TaiEsM.,' y
Uia.feid on The JKizitaasy Bill.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-10-21
Vol "

to apall and to ussodUd bis advsr.
saty by the display of unlimited
resources. He succeeded in get
ting rid If good DIAL OF money
without alarming Any ybody. aud
when he got to the bottom of his
pile the recruits to Hancock from
the Republican side could be
counted oy scores in every school
district porth of tho Potomsc.
With an empty execbequsr and a
shattered plan at the close of the
campaign, the leaders are comfort-
cd with a prospect of q crushing
defeat. sst. =
They cannot appeal with any
hope to voters whotn they have 30
often deceived and betrayed. They
have no policy to fall back upon to
attract confidence. Their moth
eaten issues are Rebel Claims and
the Solid South. In this extremity
wealth comes to the front and pro-
poses to buy tie election. There
is no conceal,nent about the inten-
ton. They advertise publicly for
''large sums instantly" In Phila-
1clphia the Union League and a
secret society headed by John
Welsh, which was exposed by q
disgusted Republican, have pnt mp
many tens OF thousands tor Indiana
and Ohio: Hero In New York
Hamilton Fish and other we'll
known men behind whom stand
Jay Gould and his seat of specula-
tors, have formerly met together at
the Union League and resolved to
contribute a large sum for the ap-
preaching elections. In Boston
the movements has beer. conducted
with more caution bnt with equal
zeal.
These men do not reflect that
they are doing very unwise thing
in thus combining TO help Garfield
by money alone, knowing as they
do that he has no hold on the pco-
pie, and no claim on The Presiden-
cy, from being venal j"bber.
The broad question now upon lis
is whether money or votes shall
decide the Presidency. We have
the votes; the Republicans, who
got in by fraud and force in 1876,
propose 70 get in by barefaceei
bribery in 1850. But they are
doomed to failure in this unholy
attempt.-N. Y. SIN.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-10-21

q The New York Commercial Az
yeftiser says: "The cotton e-dp
of the year closing 3lst August
nit, proves to be 5.757, 900 bales,
the heaviest in the history of the
country, and the larest in money
valne. 1t is nearly a. million OF
bales ahead of the crop Of 1859
60, the year before the rebellion,
and about 100000 bales ahead OF
last year, which yielded 5,O73.O0O
bales. Of the crop just closed s.
S65,O0O bales were marketed
abroad. In the fiscal year 1879
S0cotton and cotton fabrics brought
1921 $4,000 to onr international
exchanges, AID in this crop year
l.760, 900 bales were spnn at home.
This added another SlOO,OOo,OOO
to the planting States, tpaking cnn>
siderable over three hundred mil :
ti0,a dollars in sound money from
asingle crop, the product Of the
labor of colored freedmen who a,
the same time are not allowed to
pcaceahl. exercise the franchise
conferred by the National Consti-
tuition, nor suffered to make ihci,
numbers tell in favor of the great
political. party that emancipated
their race" The Adcertiser Is a.
thoroughly partisan journal.