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ANrl fRoHisifIoR FRoaRAnAE.
As', L,gS; SyI,s 1ls ky. sSis ,I.S, e Hsv'

. IeYOIulIOn-I1 IHFIF MVVHbf :
PARsONSc K4Ea Juiyt In lscctd'
AupO With tho aitpalAt Issued BY The Cen.
Ltal Committse Of tbs German Ysteins oI
K anslS, there was meeting here to-day
Of all who go Ia iAvot oi defending Lhs
tights and jibetList Of American OltiSens
TIE meeting Is Tor the putpoee oi organ
iIlng 4 political society Tor the express
purpose ot denouncing prohibition, ,,And Il
pass resolutions 10 oppose any one who
may b q candidate lot Office IN The STATE
q tGnsas, tsgatdletS oi hib politics, 4bc
S.sBISIJgEs, slil HSI JGEssl' plF' 0Pe9s'laoR z. :
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DEPARrmENr BUsINEss
Not Seriously ReiRrded By the Pres
dents I.0nE IllneHs.

Not Seriously RotRrded BY the Presi'
dents Long Illness.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-secretary Kirk.
wood said ct 80 this afternoon that .hir
iuiOtmstlon was thst the Pisaidsut VA
decidedly better than Of any time slnss
hS was shot. The Secretary said the buOI
ness OF the Interior Department had not
been lnterisuOd With BY the injury to the
President etcspt4n The matter otappoint.
meuts, and that there were few which
required the Presidents approval. and
that In q few inptances perSonG whom the
Department thought ought TO 20 out os Of
doe had to hold their positions, but none ol
these are important, and upon the whole
the 10 Jury to the President had not I'd.
tarded or disorRantssd the working Of The
Department In the Postofflce Depart.
ment there are twelve appointments 40
possmSsters waiting the Presidents ScLlon,
and except this the injury TO the President
has not intetisred with the regular busi.
ness OF the poStofFice Department.
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poltLlSO, Nix ,July rs The funeral Of
justice Nathan Clifford, which was post
poasd ~ ifsm yesterday, took plaes this
4TiESe'3oon ny from the First Parish Chutch.
iae lmily services we're held d lhe reel.
Ssnee oi Vim. II. Clifford,
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pEATa rHOn LOCK Jaw
r,u,sd BY Toy pistol Wound-PosiH
improvements.

CA1ltd " TOY FI"
improvements.
WELlspuRG, W. Va, July 2S.
sp.Ill Dispatch to the IntOlIigono'r'
A,on Of Mr.. ThOS. ]. Roberts was hand
lima Toy pistol one day last week, when
h, received wound in the hand from The
.,DlO,iOn Of the cartridge. LocbjAw Gel
h and death ended his sufferinga this
morning,
NInd Tho interior reiuTnished with mod
an laLtefbOIes.
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fhs tar p,,n,,inx ,o Tss. . I.r,,.y

NW YORE, July 2S.-A CAblegtam says;
tne. EmpOier Of RulsiA will leave shorty
" Moscow. Four hundred police have
,Steaoy been sent on as 4 bfeCautioh, and
SMVoPs are being stationed oil along the
.Ss.1 "us pe,ISeen ", Moscow and 81. Petersburg,
aeoat 4O English miles.
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oRslLLtl, ON, Juiy as.-Tks seullint
face between Wise, Of IestteVillo, ana
JAte GandGur, Of 0riellla, iolt miles With
4 larn, lot $500, was Woh hy aandeuFl
Time, 1880 ~ .
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Time; 12St 2.2cN, RAJ.
Maud q. was then brought out, and
after Jogging around tho track was sent
Of. On the hrst heat she reached the
quarter In 3St, half 10 :05t, three. quarters
in 1891, and the complete mile in 212,
without the BliVhteBt indication oil break.
In the second heat she reached the quar-.
ter In 32t, half In 1904, three quarters in
1871; here she hesitatsd, swerved and
finally made bid break, bnt recoveting,
came under The wire in 2:l3t.
The third and last hest was almost Q
repetition Of the fiat, being trotted clean.
ly and sqnately without even skip. The
arst quarter was made In 9SI seconds, the
half In minute and s seconds, the three.
quarters 10 minute and 3Si seconds and
the mile ih 2l2i. These lhree consecu.
tive heats ATE the fastest every trotted by
any horse In the world. Vanderbilt Wah
present and watched the race from the
judges' staGd As'it was getting late when
Maud 8. finished the last heat the running
race Tor gentlemen riders As declared Of.
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San FMSrisCo, July 2s,-Tns Bhtith
ship ohaamme bithtd at sea in laliluds
1s' i2' south and longitude B2o 42t wesE.
The crew Arrived d Wllningiun on lie
Italian batk 81. Andrea. No paflicnIaf..
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BIRUCK BIT LIGHTAlaG.
AAtW Cumberland Residence Damage
LADY slightly shocked.

A Lady slightly shocked.
NV CUMBERLAND, W. Va, July 2S.
srtN DInEh 10 the IntelIISOuesh .
To-day during the storm, the residence
dNn, Ruth Gibson was struck by light.
Hius, causing considerable damage. Miss
Rlll Holland was slightly stunned by the
electric shock but not seriously.
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FASrER rnAN THR 1AsFEsr.

Aaud D.. Makes the Heat Time Ever Made
By m Horse for Three Consecutive
Heats.
BIlxoSr PAak, PA, July 2S,-ovsr TO-.
900 people visited this track TO day TO wit.
ness tho attempt Of Maud s. 10 beat her
record, 2:l0i, made al PittAbutRh. The
crowd was the largest ever congrSgated at
this track was good natured and well be.
haved, the only trouble being great do.
sire toovorrun the course and thus impede
trotterB.
Tie days sport opened with q race for
THE 1928 CLAss SUMMARY.
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OTTAWA, July % The probabilities al
that Twelve iaIia Of sqrAte Timber, repre-
sentlbg overs quarter million dollars
will be stuck 10 The Saand tfibutati'l
this summer, on account oi low Watef.
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Cana .etstlor a i,allstsofos,

V1t'lGAuors, N. Y, july d LsEisbteen
oaildings in the bu inSss e6nt1e gt The
""u oufntd this morning. Loes III, 900,
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rE0fEaOAT'S S1LLErISs.
stat. m entB or tbs IresideHrs conditioa
NJ InterVAIs durinE the Dny.
..... b, fOmc.l BullOiln.l "a ss.

btnttmentb oI Wv BFfssoou'S SS"''''S
al Intervals dUrinE the Day.
....s ID tomei.i BullSlla.l ''i
EXECUTIVE ,MAN,ioNt [
WARRINGTON, July 2s-SAM.J J
The presldSnt rested well during the
niobt. and no ripor OF iebrie disturbances
hSs occurred hnss thP bulletin 81 yestet.
dav Rvauinv Thle mornt6R ati improve
meut Of hls general condition Ia distinctly
percep,ible. He appears refreshed by hls
nights rest and expresses litm'ell cneer'
fully as 10 hia condition. Pulse, w tenn
perslure. 9S u respiration, ls 5t9 g.
i[slspsdl I X gEBSSssss.
]. J. Wo, DwARD,
RoB'r REYBuRS,
s,.Tt5.enThB FIR. HAMILTON.
tQAslal Butloilu ]
ExEcuriyR MLystoE, 1
T. WAsniSoroN, July 28-iesSO socE. !
The President bore the dressing Of bis
wound this motnipg With less fatigue
than hitherto. 1t appears well and is
IdieehAraiuk buhicienty. shottIy ltgr'
IVAfdd bic bed was ruled Into th 'adjoin.
| tnr room, while that occupied until now
ID being thofoughly clsahbed and put 10
order. His pulse is now 9ti Temperatures,
1885, reSpiratiOni is a., a. I'd"
J K. BARNEs,
p ~. oiDwiRn,
RoBkRr REYBbRk.
F,P.. HAMILTON
tIhisIal Dullstlnl ea3 7
ExEcprtyE MANSION, | (
... July 9S,7P y. ! ;.
The President passed pleaeAht day and
has taken hiS noutlshmeht With sppAfsnt
relish. His temperature continued
normal I'LL ave o'clock. when
moderate afternoon tlss orUdrredi
| which, howeyaf, giyes Lhe patient but
alight discomfort aud causes no anxlely
st present His pnrse is lO4, Temperature
100 8, iBapitAtion 20. ....,.-..
~ W. BLte, Z
..-.t ....s.- ]. K, BAkNEs.
rs 'sb ~ y '' J. j.WoopRARD,
RoAEEf RREHDRs,
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DsAth otihs stststaFy Sfthe U.A, senate,
WAtntSorsN, July 2s-Ool. John Q,
Butoh, Secretary Of the United stSte.
senSte, died AI HE residence 10 this city
to-day, oi organic dlAeAse Of the heart.
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A FLIMSY FARCE.
aOoKwALrEE .FORaALL4 ACOEPTl
An Emply HonSr WhIeh He Bought and
Paid for At Considerably Higher
Figures Than Il was worth.
sTSlIS all Hs KuoWs.

ToLVpo, O., July 2s-The reply Of th'
Hon. John ": BOOkwAlter 10 the letter o.
the committee appointed by the reCenl
Democratic State Convention 10 inform
him Of his nomination for Governor, Wai
to-day handed to General ], B. steadmlp,
Chairman Of the Committee. The follow.
ing Ia the correspondence:
Itis CoLUMBus, July IA, 1881.
John ". BOOtipGller, Esq,, Springfield, Ohio i:
DRAR sIR,-The pleasing duty devolyea
upon Us % the committee appointed by the
Democratic Convention which assembled
at Columbus July 18th, TO notify you Of
your unanimous nomination As the candi.
date Of the Democratic party for Governor
otOhio.
The convention, consisting Of nearly
seven hundred delegates, with enth husiastic
action and repoAing confidence in your
Democratic patriotism, ability and in.
tegrity, pressedi by several ol the most
eminent and worthy leaders Of our party,
and 10 obedience to what they believe 10
bs an imperative demand OF the mSsses
and labolipg ClsABas, selected you 40 their
standard beSreT. Hoping you will accept
this high TUT tAnd great honor, We would
be pleased to hear from you at your
earliest convenience
[slgnedl JAS. B. srEADMAS,
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Belle Ukoy y''I.'...,
0fOy ChleI..,aH.,".t..,Ga" ......,,....n."E j
kAIly Role""".... ..4......"................2 2
TInnNt I.2B, 22dk, RAJ,
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Asstnst kAtihhnAha M I.n,tin.

u 'g>s+N1-eF-%o - NEUNlWs
ViEEHA, July 2s,s-Thsta was A vlolent
.hock Of au eatthquSts Al AStsm Ills ,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
THE BUSINESS BOOM.

Some three or four weeks ago we
referred to the increase of business
taking place in Butler, and we are
pleased to state the fact that it con
tinues. Never was there winter in
which more country produce has been
brought in, particularly of grain For
this "boom," "a it is termed, We are
mainly indebted to the enterprislng
owners of our steam Touring mills,
Messrs. Walter & Boos, Klingler &
Sons and Reiber & Sons. The amount
of grain they purchased from the
farmers is said to be very large, and
paying for it in cash at good prices.
This has helped all other branches OF
business. These mills have introduce
ed all the latest improvements in flour
making and the competition among
them has not only made a plentiful
supply of -four at low rates but much is
being shipped to other parts. If the
same spirit of rivalry could only be
started in other branches of business it
would still add to the good times ex-
listing. If grain alone produces the
trade it has, and brings to the farmers
the money they need, We hope to see
still further attention given by thom
to the amount put in the ground and
the proper cultivation of the same.
Lime is now being much used to en-
rich the soil and this, with other i'm
provements going on, is destined to
soon make Butler the leading grain
growing county in western Pennsyl-
vania.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
County Detective.
SUMMIT TP., JAN. |

SUMMIT TP., JAN. 10, 1881.
EDITORS CITIZEN:-Will you please
inform the people of the county what
necessity there now is for the Office OF
County Detective. That Office was
intended, as we understand, :Qr times
when the business of the COURT was
large and a special officer needed. But
has not that OCCASION passed away,
and canaot the Qonstables now do all
the detective work Feqqiredy And
81 ould not the $500 salary paid a
County Detective now be saved to
the tax payers? The Court, we learn,
under the law has discretionary
power to appoint such an officer or not,
and the very general opinion now il
that the office has beoorIe useless and
almost sinecqre. A TAX PAYER
(The above wriier seems to under
stand the matter be writes of, and we
believe he expresses the general opinion
of the community on the question of
continuing the Office of County Detec.
tiye-ED)
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
WHO WILL BE sENATORP

The above question, in all probabili-
ty. will be determined in the caucus OF
Republican members of the Legislature
that will be held tomorrow evening at
Harrisburg. If the choice shall be OF
one known to the party and people OF
the State as fit for the high trust, then
all will be satisfied. But if of one not
so known, and having no strength ex-
cept what is given him by "the ma
chine" then the tomper OF the party
will be to hold to a strict accountability
all who thus trife with one Of the high
est Offices in its gift The western part
of the State, with much reason and
force, claims the present Senator. But
it wants man of known ability and
one who will honor himself, the party
and the Stute. So far there has been
no settling upon such an one. 1t may
be done in the general Republican eau
Gus tomorrow evening But If not, the
Republicans of this county, to our GER
tain knowledge, prefer any man of abil-
ity and fitness for the place, no matter
from what particular part of the State,
rather than to one of no reputation or
ability, and who is the candidate OF the
machine politicians only. The selection
of such one will be in open contempt
and defiance Of the sentiment and hon
or of the Republicans Of this great
Commonwealth. Shall they be hHmili=
ated /? Shall they be compelled to drop
their heads in shame Shall they be
compelled to admit that the honest and
great masses of the party are powerless,
and that few, who hold positions ho-
slowed upon them by the party, can
now use those very positions TO defeat
the will and wishes of that party! Can
they force upon us and into so high and
honorable place as the United Stctes
Senate, man without experience, with
out the age, education or ability to de-
fend the State or speak in her behalf
when necessary? We do not believe
such an insult to the intelligence Of the
Republican party of this State awaits
i1s.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
THANKS.

We return our thanks to the fire
companies of the town and our citizens
generally for their prompt aid in ex-
tinguishing the FIRE in the CITIZEN of
fee last Tuesday morning. The ex-
ceeding cold weather and the early
hour at which. the fire occurred, to-
gcther with some of the water
plugs being frozen, caused delay in
arresting the progress of the FIRE. But
our loss might have been much greater
than it is, being principally to the
bnilding, which is insured in the
Butler Mutual Insurance Co., of this
place. The presses and printing ma
terial, so far as we can yet know, are
bat little injured.
We desire also to return our thanks
to the other papers here, the Eagle and
Herald, for their kind offers of assist
ance towards issuing a paper this
week, and also for their friendly
notices. With an effort the CITIZEN
appears but day or two behind its
usual time. Our readers will under
stand the cause
We should also say that the Mu-
tual Company here, in which we are
insured, promptly proposed to make
Ill repairs end replace all damage done
ihs building
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
WHY should They

No man or woman can do satisfac-
tory work when the brain is dull the
nerves unsteady, the system relaxed
and they feel generally wretched.
Why should lawyers, merchants, cler-
gyman, doctors, mechanics or mothers
often miserably drag through their
work in this condition, when o SMALL
amount of Parker's Ginger Tonic will
always, at moderate cost, clear the
brain and give them the strength and
the will to perform their duties satis-
factorily. We have felt it's strengthen
ing and hracing effects aud can recom-
mend it most highly, See other col
umn.-ED.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

The State Legislature convened on
the eth inst. The Senate was organ
lied by the election of Senator Newell,
of Philadelphia, as its President pro
tenn, with the usual list of other OH
GERS THE House organized by the
election of Hon. B. l.. Hewitt, of Blair
county, as it's Speaker, with full list
of Republican officers. The Cover
nor's message was received and read,
and after the transaction of some other
business, both branches adjourned for
week. 1t re-assembles to-day. We
will endeavor to keep the readers OF
the CITIZEN posted on all Legislation
proposed of any interest to US here, and
also of the proceedings of Congress
this winter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

In the organizatio of the House at
Harrisburg last week, Mr.. Draham vo-
ted with the anti-ring element and Mr..
Bell otherwise. But this difference be-
tween our members, we have reason
to believe, will not extend to the more
important matter Of electing United
States Senator. Mr. Bell has said he
will not vote for Oliver, who is pressed
by the ring managers. We have no
doubt but that the votes of Messrs.
Braham and Bell, with that Of Mr.
Greer, our Senator, will be in accord
with. the very general sentiment pre-
vailing among their constituents and
in favor Of fit man for Senatot as
against the man put up by he machine
managers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
DARK HORSES.

Many are the clark horses" for the
U. S. Senator soon to be chosen by
Legislature. And we think this is a
favorable sign. 1t shows the people
are taking great interest in this great
question, and that they are not dis
posed to let one man or few men
only say who shall be our Q. S. Sena-
tors.
At Harrisburg last week, in the
preliminary organization of the Legls-
lature, all of the clark horses" con-
ceived it to be their interest to break
up. as it was termed, the forces or
strength of Mr. Grow, who was known
to be the leading candidate. In this
tbey claim to have succeeded, though
the friends of Mr.. Grow do not admit
it. but are still claiming that he will
pull through. But the effect of the
assault upon Grow was to strengthen
Oliver, the "Dungannon Boy" as his
friends call him. This result was un-
expected by the "dark horses" gen.
erally, and now the question among
them is how to "break up' the forces
of the young Irishman. 1t will keep
them busy to do it, but the general
opinion is that it will be done and a
dark horse" carry away the prize in
the end. Just who that dark horse
NAV be is "what no fellow can find
out" We look for lively time in
the caucus to be held Thursday even.
ing for settling upon the coming man.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

MR. AND MRS JUDGE BREDIN on
Tuesday evening last gave a reception
at their residence for the benefit of the
Rev. Edmund Burke and wife, the new
Episcopalian minister of this place.
The other ministers of the place and
their wives, with a few other friends
were invited. The idea Ga good one)
was to introduce and make acquainted
the families of the different ministers
with that of the new one. A good
supper was served and the occasion is
said to have been very entertaining
and pleasant.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

Nh. REUBEN SHANoR. of Prospect,
was appointed paster and folder in
the House at Harrisburg last week
This was the only position this county
received in the Legislature
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

COMMUNION services will be held in
the Mount Chestnut o. P. Church, on
next Sabbath, 10th inst, and preaching
in the evening at g. P. NJ, by the pas
tor. Rev. T. w. Young.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
No uospiiaI Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Ritters patients, nor large-salaricd tall
ented pqAers to tell what Hop Bitters-
will do or cure, as they tell their own
story by their ce tain and absolute
cures at home.-New York Independ-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

A. M. CUNNINGHAM, the newly
elected District Attorney for this
county, took the oath of Office as such
on Monday week last We under
stand he has nominated to the Court
Mr.. Levi II. Edmondson, of Prospect,
as County Detectiye.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

THERE were AZ degrees difference in
the thermometer at this place between
the mornings of Wednesday, 18th and
Thursday 18th insts., Wednesday be-
jng Io below and Thursday 80 above
zaro
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12
Election Notice.

= HE members Of the Worth Mutual Fire In
eurance Co. will meet ~ the School House
in West Liberty. on tho st cond Saturday of Jau-
uary, 1881 being the Sth inst., At o'clock, IA.
M. for the purpose of eeoting oaicers for the
ensuing year. j. NJ MANSkfA LII, Sepsy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

Hon. ABRAHAM MCCANDLEss, the
newly elected Associate Judge for this
county, was sworn into his Office on
Monday week last
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

Ma. PoMERoY, the Chairman of the
House caucus at Harrisburg, last
Monday evening week, was certain
" the fairest man we ever heard of.
He was authorized to appoint COM
mittee of fifteen on "the slate, +" as it is
called, and appointed every one Of said
fifteen from one side and of members
who voted for him as said Chairman
not giving his opponents simple
member on the committee.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

ANevent announced to take place
on the 26th inst, is the marriage Of
o. d. Thompson, Esq, late of this
place, to Boston lady. The newly
made couple will receive their friends
at the Monongahela House, Pittsburgh,
on and after February 10th.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

An Ebensburg man stole ride on
freight train near Altoona, stole he
conductors watch and then licked he
conductor. His energy landed him In
Jail.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

SOME fifty nominations were made
in the Senate aud House at Harris
burg on tie 18th inst, for United
States Senator
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

JUSTICES blanks on hand and for
sale at the CITIZEN Office. Also other
blanks prepared on short notice.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

Court, special term, commences
next Monday and continues three
weeks.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

NOTICE Is hereby given that It is tho inten-
~ ton OF the citizens Of Clay township to ap-
ply to the coming Legislature for the repeal OF
the present road law over the same. known 40
the t'worth Tp., Road Law" and which was OK
tended to sid Clay township, by Act Of Assem-
bly, OF oath March, 1873 which said act ii s here
by sought to be repealed and the old law rein
stated 8dec4t
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

JUST how those members of the
Legislature from counties whose con-
stituents last summer, when nominal
ing them, instructed them to vote for
Mr.. Grow for Senator, can go back Of
those instructions it is very difficult to
see. They certainly will be held to an
account by their people, if they do SO.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

Hon. DANIEL AGNEw, Ex-Chief JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court of this
State, will lecture before the Ladies'
Association of this place, in the Court
House, on Tuesday evening, Jan. l8,
inst. His subject will be, "The Philo-
sophical Nature and Fitness of the
Christian System and Pennsylvania a
Christian State" A rare treat is ex-
pected. Let all hear Judge Agnew.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-01-12

No further n office will | Q given by the Com
mssoners or Co unity Treasurer to delinquent
Tax Collectors b ack OF 1880, rs 1t is the inten-
ton OF tbs Comm issioners TO sue OIL them i'm
medi Ately after tn first Of Februiry next.
BY OR DER OF COMMISSIONERS.