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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
EinAncaRI.

New York. Dec. THE pts2'J f1aco;sl
article says:
AZ The Seek Eyoaaose u. s. josGs aSs (
lower tor the cxisudsd e.; higher Tor The i J.,
aod urc isased i9T Tho IA ard excluded So.
hsl'rosd boadj ere taii, and til pe! cssit los :
or tor tho general list. The seek marx t thus
Tar 10 dog fas baen iGl aaI al;crraitly heavy
amt s!'ofg. the net result teiig d,c,;aa OF
J from The ol!siag ,roas Of Yesterday.
Many Ct Tho sick brokers' have it-!ay paid
l-32il IL u per c:r:. Ger tity in addition to
TX per cant. per .nnum to- II >ney, and soma
have s!r"ady .c-}ss p,d e. higI isl- Of
yer o,Et. o;m:cissi6n.
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ThS #ArAaIl.

bALrIAonB, Dec. 7.--Virpni. hs old -; 20
deferred -: do consolidated It,? do "a co.
fles 4Qs past dae coup go new 10 4ns 4is bit
. tr. Cotton quiet; middliuss IL Flour
hisher and ltm: Howard street aud West.
ern suDa. 50aS5 o.; Go extra s o5is6 81:
do family CAST rs; CITY Mills super 4 Sos
IS q; do ezra 5 50aSG 20; do family CO.,
rs 09i Rio brands 25,s7 81; Patapsco fsuiy
$3.50 Wfost-Southern steady Western firm.
or; SouthsIn red l35,li0; 90 smber l42.li7;
No Md l5S: No Western winter rad spoi
and Dec l3s5al39: Jan l4lE4l4ls; Feb l4,h ,
l 5Mt Mar l4lsAl4IS Ccrn-,Southnrn tts.dy !;
e Wessefn IImer; Southern white d7t do yellow
T9.ICs; Feb 72i.7is, Oats quiet saa steady;
Southern b0A54; Western white 5Is53: DO uixsd
49io0; Penn 5O.s3 Rye qliet at lONi l:3 Hay
easier prime 10 choice Penn end Rid 1873
CCiito hrmer sod in batter demand; Rio c.rcoes
o;dinsr9 tn fa- sIal0i. Sugar eIsier; 4 sof; c4.
Whisky firm at l7asSlle.
,NKw IcRK. Dec T.-S.ocks dull but fsrer.
iia h1Sey It g. Cotton hesv7; uDands II
moderately sc:iva and sbou! !, bel!s,, Corn
very quie! And 9,l, better.
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TU-UAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
StrS{NiH LcrISlRfnre,

Especial dispatch 20 tho Alexandria Gsz.!to. ]
RICHMOND. Dec. The Legislature met st
II o'clock to-day and tie resd; uster caucus ncm
incos were Gil eloc!od. The session Of beth
houios wss very Taiot. Tho democratic mr. III
bcr5 nominate! 70! .:ia House and Senate cficts
the old cilico:i who were turned out By tho 20.
sdius.ers tWa yeara &go. Gov. Hollidsy's meg :.
saga wss sen. in ard lOsd. Eo1. 4. &. Cogh!ll
Wa no; in his soai, h3 bling detained hy sick.
nas:. The restj uasegs will no. take up tho Sec.
a.o7iat matter urtil mex. NJ 2adsy. Nj. Fowler,
tho nowiY e!cc.ad Speaker, mel: B rcsy bic
snecch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

CoSGaEss,-Iu the Ssnale Yesterday Mr.
Beck introduced f bill as!rrc:irs The oi;oisry
Comni!tea to exsU:o into tho Constitution
aud tha laws nsssed b. Coz gees gslstios 10 the
succession to Presidency in ths case CT III, re-
moval or ti.t b;iitV of The Psesideut AID Viot-
President. Mr.. Msxey offered resolution of
inc same import. After the raadiog of the
ffesldents message, tho Senate ty vote of
81 tc 50. 90 motion ct MIR. Elnnnds, rsy:yad
and Continued the standing and s:l:c. commit
tees roe as they existed s! tho Iss. session, Mr..
DAVIS. President pro teup,re, v5,ios with
the Republicans for Tho molten, bus dt-
clatlng hs would opp:s, any c,anie 10 tho
ottloars OF body. Ii the House all the territorial
delegates. except from Utah. were svctn in
without contest. Ia the U.ah case. whero
Caonon acd Campbell each cl,im the seat, a
motion was made from the rsrubli,sp side Ia
admit Camp5slI. bat the matter waa posln,reS
until tt-1;g. and the raDsiodaf cf .he sassian
Was cizsunsd ic drawing tc5 saats.
:, Tue Serate &C nurned uoril to-3ay, az. ths
House u7Iil Fli!s7, xih IL, understanding
tina. farther sdjoufcuen. should then ke
taken Until reys Taesasy.
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VII, II PAYS To EEAp.-O,.'s ,a,s.,,
irime-his body, h nv. c.R. his feet, III ia: a.
i'd coig Srg Eaoh,a~ Lis his MINI, cer-
t:clii5c aud di',c:i-e -, mect;n,, mat vi7es
it paw.r I'd tfi,Ici. G'ns src ssfu' un ,s
tho hoGy dsprad, Wholly Gpnn the niut-cpyu
Us ability 10 Gree. tho T.i:. l'tn, Ii hi. er;u
IN sliog Il becomes Easa .0d 6osiiy ;wsri.ss
hfep l! IN ac:ivo xscs', AID i: acquires ra:.
sud s!rerg /, apd l.: Is die pio:d 70 u.a this
strength. as d'sr:,. as: as ones ,oici. be
scs.vo txsrcis,, 10 thinking. r.csopice. study
iae. Observing, tclui1o5 v'g r, sire, ga, poY,r
ct o>no'o'rs!on and GirtO,ieo. Patty. rheu
the naa who exs!css bis mind in r.sd,rc
aud !h'rkIos gives i; gtesi:r p)w;r SD ,fI,-
eituty. sDd sr:n'"r stll Y 10 Z + 0. the iT,rs
ct tho nbysical i.anc-nis xok-to b.,t,7
results th.n be o1n who mercy or ANY Us j
bis nu:c'eS Il msn r:ed. ok tr
paper, tv-n oos nc EntS. to be trrouetu,, it
help; hiG IS The If r: to c,nba. ,ha .rnr,.
The ombitaViS;r,tgsti nio!. OF eli n,u
The farmer. The eu!:vstr. usc1s ta .esd Mora
to sitter s!hen MS rs.s pig powsls. S; ,hst
they will hap Ia. and make mare { fl. civ. his
hard toll.
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Ei.finH for a SsIhln

l.cNhGE. Dec. lat yesterdays ssIa II The
!,Gks OF hsrlScrcush'v Sunderland library q
Latin biha oeidg tho FIST bible printed ai;h The
data OF 1852, sold for tie eoorn,Gua Eli Of 81 CO.,
VRrionS po!yglot rad o.her bible; wcra sold at
vary moderate prices The total SUM resiLed
by TIE days salc VA, 6 TO
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lCOGMUSlCATfD


oCR COAL CANAL INTEREST,"
is i: that tie Canal Conpssy ssd Cc,:
pc'asan CT Alexaaitii are not wiling 70 e;yo
their c7ssan: to III, sa!o Ct Tn, piers of the
Aquedu't bIidss! I: is apps,sn. to I'll that :.
would TO ct eJea: interest," 10 this 10 20 if s g.,
oIsi tha: is shipped ison GeOrgeto1o cane
here. Ths Goy:r5rcat # Il build q, to,edu,.
bridge aud keep The ssms 10 r.psi, If tbs CIR
porat'ots will allow 'hem. TIC toll o. the
canal "a tie ss!as % leo t1s- boats caar.e be-.
tween Geo'ga'oHn s;d Alexandria. sud if tia
Can,l CeDpaay w:s o. pa 10 tie very hes5y
t1Pa0se OF teEsirins is v;;dast. i. c2rd, AID
90 dou5t would. rtdcc, ite roi oosn "a such .
nguts nat i scud slnG:s c)mpe! the c,Goar
LIS to SLIP th;lt o1sl from ibis port Nos if
ths GeFer:n %. should bald tho f.ee a;ide.
above The Aqu.duc, bridge, i: souid b . root-
o7 canal, bricg, eud all, as the reseona from
the canal sicGc, a. .rsse1s, dna't thi-k would
psg to keep ;hH bridge 10 rspair. |, is s.it
toe travail sc'ass he bridge keeps ,ha c,ns! ia
sa1olng olodi;ioa. Give to tho Goveroueo.
sIl tseY Dish i: Is 10 Aexant,is's iols,es.
asd "a vii! ha7e CARA. that sill bring 10
tEasoimsE REAL Boon.
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lhc following paragraph is III, mos: sonsi-
bic Ole 10 the 9holo Of tie plesiieoL's mes
sage:
10 view Of !he kosaY lead Of tbXalion wbiah
Cuc people have already b,rne, wo may well
consider whether it /. not tbs part of wisdom
TO E'dlac The revenues. egso il We delay little
ihg payment Of the dsbt. :"
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Set out Doors.

tae e.oss confinement OF al factory work,
S;Tea the operatives p,liid isc.s NOR snps,;.a'
!.h2uld. miserable feelings, poor blood, iosc,i "a
il7ef: kidney aud usins.y troubles sna All The
ph5a!elsn' AID medicine il ,hs worl: eannn:
n I inem unless ttcr Sc. Gu. ct doors or use
mop btse'L The ruress and bes! remedy, 8, .
pecia:ly for such cae,, ha,iag a5u5ssres ct
EesFn. sunshine and roy caesks in thee. Thsv
co,i u. trih H. Christian Recorder.
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INDIAN DEpART,," WASHINGTON. ID. l.

Indian DEPaNI., W hSIlNiFON, ~. Il.
SIN al Xjous 10 iolrcducs Dr. Bulls Uuu,h
Syrup among my Indians. having as:l il ny
self Tor sev1ril months. aud thick i. oue Ct the
finest remedies ever teu2d. assure you, is is
tbs only thing shs! ever ,eaved mo Of p7o:rsc,-
cd c,ueh, brought 90 by exposure whilo 81 the
Sioux Con missihn last year A. q. bOcNe
Agent Tor PJroas ard u. s. Comr1is ;iontr
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andria Gazette and Viroinia, Advertiser

competed. Tho trsns nra .0Y running from
kichmcl 10 Wii!iA:asc..'s, is weatern tarn-
iEuS, snd OF Inc b:saoa !iae iron Balcony Falls
to Lexington, c;a.!ug up lich agricultural
ED ilers re2!rn. All giving premise Of i'm
Enenso Increase - TIC revenues Of the Stats
FRED W. NJ. HOLIDAY.
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Il t:esk dswl in Dress COOKS W. h.sa
purchased over 1900 "a Ids 0! he brs, sl1
Cross goods at vas down ptlo,s. Call ard sc at
itt2 p |. 2ICHBERGs
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Ladies Rasl Linsn Hems,ieaed Hsoska. /.
oa'e's ffon l23 c'n.a up 10 25 oan!s, 8cr;h a,
less: three Zines tha moneY. q,
aSe--i' l. ElCHDssG
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FOREIGN NEWS,

Reports iram Ireland indicate the: the Eog,
lish government: proposes TO make Juubtr
moro of strss's st ooo,.
The Pope has txnrcsst desire .hat the a;
dress which tbs bishops are 10 present to hiu,
90 Sunday b, SIS moderate as possible. on &c
count Of the difficulties Of the present 81 u,liou
A c,mmi. sion hes b,en appointed 10 iayesC.-
gate the anti Jewish riots on tho ccclsicn oil
the mobbirg of The ress Sara B:rohart. at
Odessa, recently.
Tho Gtspl Lodge OF Master Masoos 10 L,t
don last night passed resolution OF oondols1c
With Mrs Gsrh,id The resolution Sas moved
by Lord HenDiksr and seconded by Pfitc Lni =
nold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

Ladies Ets:;:o Fac, La Gaaoi'esG s. l2t
csuts Ealr, ct id,c2-lR |. EICnG EEGs.
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AK for tho So Ulster at
dec2 lr 7
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IHE GUlTEAU TRIAL. 10 the Gai.ssu rial
yesterday. the delenos closed its evidence, With
tie condition thst Mr.. Scov'Io should have
the privilege of rIsc:us 10 evidence lies Of
written apswsrs By President Arthur to written
questions. The President will not bs sunncr-
ed to the witness stand. The principal witness
was MIR. GsoTRe Z. Gcrhsu. Guiieau cooii.
ned his interruptions. and hpsliy b. c,ne SO en-.
rsged at the manner 10 which MIR. ScoyiIIe
was conducting the case thss be took tho mat
ter toto his osn hands. sier berslnc MIR. Sec
Wills for BOBBY. Guitaau examined q ~.uess
sod atterwsrd rssd part Of lis book ruth, t"
With runsing Comments upoo the d,ss therein
coota'osd. rne o,utt refused 70 issus sut-
I@1ss for Giant. Conkliog sni jsRsi!. snd at
thus Gui.cau noted 80 exception.
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Take "BLACK.DRiUGHT

will never be bilious.
For sale By 3. s. lie. dbe.,er 8 H,,
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COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY O.saie's
sxseu*cr W Harrison, as. Argued by Judgs
J"hu a. Meredith t.r the appellant and BY
James Pisassuts tor sp1elees. .snd con,oRed
till to day.
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governors SfpS.app-

RICHMOND. Va. Dec The icowicg
n.e:s ass 'rcm The Goverpae Was ,tal in .hl
L:gi.'4!uro tC-iay:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Dec, 7, ISL,
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The Guitcnu Trial.

The i!Cu's wss not 10 sesaina t,1s:, iaviag
aci lu!re. Yesterday uotil Friday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
TO SAVE HIS WIFE.

About FIVE weeks ago Mrs. Wilson,
who resides with her husband, Solo
mon Wilson, at No. 933a South street,
was dangerously burned. She was
standing with her back to the fire,
talking TO another woman, when the
latter exclaimed, "You are on fire J"
aud ran out Of the room, leaving the
door open The draft famed the
hnme, and although Mrs. Wilson ran
to the hydrant in the back yard, she
could get no water because the pipes
were frozen. She sped through the
back street, enveloped in fame, when
fortunately u courageous neigfbor saw
her, threw open her door and wrap ed
her in scme loose carpet A scene OF
suffering ensucd, all the fleshy parts
of Mrs. Wilson's back and limbs being
almost roasted. DR.. Mclean, whose
services were called in, exerted him
self to the utmost, applying the most
ap roved remedies, but 20 great
was the agony b endured
thut her reason tt1ored ani hc+ life
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
THE Id w OF PARTNERSHIP.

The following may be of interest to
many of our readers, it ia probably not
generally known what the law concer-
ming visitors to bar-rooms and drinking
saloons really is:
A case was decided at Philadelphia
lately by which one of party of four
persons, who had spent the evening at
a public house, was compelled to pay
the whole, his companions having neg
lect to pony up" their proportions Of
the expenses. The defendent held,
that as he had not drunk the whole,
nor ate the WHOLE that was ordered, but
only fourth part thereof, ne was re-
sponsible for payment only in that ra-
ito.
The Judge was of different opinion.
A company assembled at public house
can be considered by the landlord only
as one person, they have joined them
selves together, and he has no right to
pnt them asunder. He caunot say to
one, as he enters, "you may drink"
and to another, "you shall not" nor
ask any one whether he has money to
pay for his reckoning. One may treat
another for what be knows, or he may
treat the whole 1t is a partnership for
that night, and what light has the land
lord to inquire who finds the capital ]
They are equally accountable to him
for the whole debt 1t is not enough
that one pays his part, he must take
care that the whole is paid; that is his
concern, not the landlords.
When the partnership dissolves,
whether it be midday or midnight,
every partner is responsible for the
debts contracted in the partnership.
II one man breaks glass, it is nothing
to the landlord who broke it; he can
charge it to the company, as well as its
contents, aud they must settle the mat
ter with the individual One man with
money might bring dozen without,
wh6, being strangers, the landlord is
deprived Of his property and his reme-
dy- He can take any of the company,
and he whom he takes may demand
their shares from the rest
The defendant declared that he had
never heard 80 much law and good
sense in his lille and that the decision
and opinion put together, was worth
the money it cost him; he would pay
the bill with costs, and remember it for
his future government.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02

was despaired Of
Mrs Wilson is the mother Of FIVE
little children, all of whom were re-
moved to the residence of her brother,
Mr.. Janser, while her husband
and friends gathered around her bed.
For long weeks she fingered, without
intermssion of agony or apparent inn
provement. Last Wednesday DIR.
Mclean informed Mr.. Wilson that it
would be absolutely necessary to trans
plant live flesh to the parts where
tissues had cen destroyed, and Pro-
fessor Lewis was called in, who de-
dided in favor of the operation. Al
though her mind was wandering Mrs.
Wilson appeared to have some idea
that a painful experiment was impend-
ing and screamed to the doctor to take
away the lancet, although he had not
displayed, or indeed at that time
spoken in her hearing of any instru-
ment, but her nervous exhaustion was
so great that it was considered unsafe
to cut the flesh required from her own
person.
DR.. Lewis asked Mr.. Wilson if he
was willing to submit to the painful
process of furnishing the flesh from
his arm. Certainly" said Mr.. Will
son, ''if it takes my whole right arm,
cut it off from the shoulder, to save
my wife" Mr. Wilson barred and ex-
tended his right arm while DR. Lewis,
with his assistant and Dr. Mclean,
cut ten pieces of skin, quarter of an
inch square, from its upper surface
and transplanted them into the back
of Mrs. Wilson. During the whole
operation Mr.. Wilson never moved
muscle nor showed sign oil the pain
that be suffered, while it required the
strength of six women to hold Mrs.
Wilson as the delicate transfer was
made. After the operation was fin
ished the patient seemed more comfort
able, the brain trouble gradually SUBJ
sided and she is now in a fair way to
recover. The self sacrificing fortitude
of Mr.. Wilson is the more remarkable
because of the fact that for two years
past his health has been falling
Philadelphia Times.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

urLEK. RAase ciFY AID PARKER aAiLkoAp
,. 2r,E., for II Ie.- Sil,erstnyeu
.-'A s.;,r pstro,,.- Parker. etc. al 727 a. II d,
- , - and d y IN.
- ,,-7a ira 9t5. and tbs m.
rain ..onr..,.r !. III train u, tb- WEI
o -r,,d .hr,n0i ~ Pittsburgh.
.gvs.xen nm ,LLyGHEsY RAILROAD
-',lns,l..s sT-Ii.~ra,s VIII BgtIsr ccnn;s
''aine -. iss r...,,--;fis &c Al 75,. g. a.
o' ,.ss'I7'..'
'nI - ~, ,.t.,s.r,,'. Nit - rs VI
an, ~ ~ \. "a. ,ro,r P..roi:a. Martins burg.
rI,.s,. wo',.. ..a r-.uta,.r. ro3rect al Ill.,
80 r;,h III r.ic- m he : Il A roac
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02

One square, one insertion, 81 each subse
queDt insertion, so cents. Ye,rly advertisements
exceeding one-fourth of column, IS per inch
Figure work double these ratee; additions
charges where weekly or monthly chai ges are
made. Local advertisements 10 cents per line
Tor trrt insertion, and cents per line for each
lished free Of charge. Obituary notices charged
as Advertisements, and payable when handed In
Auditors Notices. - Executors' and Admins
traitors Notices. s3 each; Estray, Caution ans
Dissolution Notices, not exceeding ten lines,
each.
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the Oldest
established and most extensiv. ly circulated Re
publican newspaper in Butler county. Ca Repub
lican county it must be apparent to business
men that it is the medium they should use in
advertising their business.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
s~-~a~7~-~7--7
PENNSYL VANIA LANDS.

A few weeks ago in a business trans
action between two citizens one of them
decided the other 800 acres of land in
Pennsylvania and the other day the
buyer entered the sellers office.
II have just returned from trip to
Pennsylvania to see the land ! got
from you"
"Ah ! AS / never saw it myself l
have some curiosity about it,"
"It is swindle. sir-a barefaced
swindle I" exclaimed the other.
us that possibel Didn't you find
the land 2"
aye sir but tits nothing but hill?"
"A hill Is it real solid hill 7"
1T il as solid hill as can be made
OF rock and dirt"
"Any chance for any part of it to
slide over on another mans land ~
"No, sir"
Seems to be solid on it's pins, does
itY"
"Yes, SIR"
"Then let me congratulate you on
your bargain I've bought and sold
any amount of Pennsylvania land, and
the great drawback has been TO buy
and sell big hill which would stay in
one spot Tor week The last one l
sold slid mile and half while the
buyer was going from here to Pitts
burg. You have made u great invest
mcnt, sir, and ] sincerely and honestly
congratulate YOU"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
TUESDAY, February Sth, 81,
AIIO kh-clnak A u
Jury LIST for March Term 1851
Propriet0rS.


GRAND JURORS FOR WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, MARCH 7TH.
Adams-John Johnston, George Kaufman.
AIIegbeny-J. l.. Wilson.
Butler-George Iiele
BuBaio-John NJ. Crumpe.
Rrady-John Stem.
Butler borough-Lcwis Keck.
Concord-Robert 4 nser
ConDoqnenessiuc IS. p. Dodds.
Chcrrv-F T.. Young
Cranberry Harper, William John
son. Sr.
Centre Uriah ,.b.,l.
Cicarfeld- iIush j.. McCrea.
Faiview bDfou-. II. &. Black.
Jackscn-Adam Lountz
Jefferson james Arlhurs
Rarns City-W. S Williams.
Mereer-Jame. l]u .I,annan.
OaAland-Egid NeK James Tho-nberry.
Washington-G. y. Meals
TBAyEgsE JUEoia OR WEEK COMMENCING
MoNpA., liEcn II, 1881.
Alleghcny-A. 9. Williams.
Adams-samuci Z, four
Brady--Jasper Covert.
Butier-Adam :'ehcrck, j. s. White.
C!earlield-W. Spe Esq,
Cherry-Gcorge iIOclSenberry, j. H. Warner,
Isaac Hall, Thomas hristy
Ciinton--E. l.. Mauiho1, George N. Gibson,
Thomas Hay.
C0nBoquenessing- W. II. Blakely.
Clay-Thomas Aicbivite.
Dcnegal-James Benson, William Eminger,
Isaiah Reep.
Franklin-w J. Barkley, james Y. Eng.
lish.
Forward-Mariip Pchm.
FaIrview Daniel lyman.
Fairyics borough VIM Patton.
.Iackson-Wm. Duncan, Jr., VIM. Cooper.
Jefferson -Patric'. Shields Charles Lcnsner.
Lancaster-Georso Dindnger.
Mlierstown-W ~. Barnhart.
Mefcer-Abrain Low
Miiddlesex-Wm. Syder, John Il. Logan.
Marion-Jacob kilierman, Michael Nc
Laughlin.
Muddyereek--Siinael Burnsides, Dinwiddie
Mccullough.
oakland-Johr Whitmrc, sr., F. II. Mon
MIA. w. j. Robb.
Parkcr-J. W Smith.
Penn-Joseph J. brown
Saxonburg- Herman Mudcr.
Summit-Robcrt Glleland Esq,
Eenango-Find'ey Kohlnieyer, John Nc
Coliough.
WORTH. W. Tsggart
Zelienople Wallace.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
rlme oi EFeIdtng goara-.

The several Courts Of the county OF Butier
commence on the fisst Monday Of March, June,
September and December. and continue Two
weeks, or 80 long as necessary to dispose OF the
business. No csuses are put down for TIA or
trsverye Jurors summoned for the first week OF
the several terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02

A farmer told Us the other day that
he would not be without DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup if it costs five dollars
bottle. II must be wonderful remedy.
The price is only 25 cents bottle.
An affidavit is generally pretty dry
reading and if there is anything ludi-
crous in il il must be by accident The
following, however is suggestive of tho
possibility of humor even in law docu-
mcnt The prisoner set upon me,
calling me an ass, scarecrow and an
IDIOT al Of which I certify III be tfue."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
Toll ! toll! yc bellsl
Knoll knolll ye knells !

For supper there are ronst turkey
and chicken-pie (perhaps you never
tried this mixture). turnip1. winter
squash, and potatoes mashed by the
lady's own quick. strong hands, and
still hot and finely aeratcd. With them
are catcbup that biteth like serpent
and stihpcth like an adder. and currant
jtc1fy, und hot biscuits, ind rcd raspUer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02
Adultnis.rnsrix,s Nofice-

Notice IL hereb, given that I, Kate II. Rowe,
haye taken ont l'tttrs OF administration on tile
estate Of Lewir foSe. late of Ktriis City. Butler
county, Pa. decd. all peraons having claims or
demands agaiuht the cftaie Of said decedent are
requested to present the same 10 mo at once
KATE II. ROWE,
Adn''x of Lewis Rowe, decd KittanDing, Pa.
de- "a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-02

wants none of your rings nor money,
Fal de rang,
De rang edang eday;
Pm for the man that calls me honey,
Fal de rang,
De rang edaug eday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03
A Down Town MERCHANT.

Having, passed several sleepless nights, dis
turbed by the agonies and cries Of Il SUFFERING
child, ard becoming convinced that Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup was just the artl-
Gle needed, procur e supply for the child.
On reaching home and acquainting his wife
with what he had done. she refused Co nave il
administered Ia The child, az she wss strongly
In favor OF Homeopathy. hat night The child
passed In suffering, and the parents without
seep. Returning home the day Following, the
father found The baby still worse; and while
contemplating anotiIer sieeples' night, the
mother stepped from tho, room to attend 70
some domestic duties, and left he father with
the child During her absence he adrlinls.
tered portion of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night sl bands
slept well and The little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother Was
delighted with tho suuden and wonderful
change, ar d although st first o1,endel al tho
de- option practiced upon her, has continued
to use he syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A single trial
Of the Syrup never yet failed TO relieve the
baby, and overcome The prtjudices of the
mother. Sold by all Druggists. 20 cents a
bottle