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cents per foot; gutter stone, ss cents; Gag
lgnL 1b eents.
Mr. Lawrence introduced the follow.
Ing resolution:
Resolved, That all petitions to Coun,
ell asking for privilege 10 lay railroad
tracks or s,dings up0n or acrots arr
streets Of the city shall be accompanied
BY an ordinance authorizing the prayer
or petition to be drawn BY the corpora
tlon or person presenting the said petI-
tloD, and the said ordinance and petit
tion shall be referred to the Law Com
mltteo.
Mr.. Moore desired to know what rea.
SON the gentleman had for Introducing
the resolution.
Mr.. Lawrence replied that II private
parties or corporations desired such priv
lleges, It was nothing more than right
thar they should pay for the publication
OF the ordinance. Tie resolution was
adopted. atfs
He also introduced tbs following
which provoked some discussion In whlcl
the Railway Company was centursc
for the manner In which 1t bad Cus
up Spruce street and the condition liz
which II was left.
Resolved, That the Street Commission.
or be instructed TO stop further tearing
up Ct Spruce street, where the Whining.
ton City Railway Company Is laying
tracks; and further, that the said compa'
ny or contractor shall remove the obsta-
cles or obs.ructions from the said street,
so that It will be in passAble travelling
condition, and all flu ther extension oi
the work be stopped until an ordinances
is prepared gtanting sald railway compa
ny privilege to proceed With the work.
Mr.. Lawrence introduced an ordl-
nance establishing the grade Of South
street from Maryland AyeHne TO the
Railroad.
r. n. Tavlor arose and stated that be
held IN bis hand the resignation Of bis
colleague, D. Frank Townsend, OF the
Second ward, he having removed 10 the
Fourth ward. He presented the rCslg-
nation with great reluetance. Mr..
Townsend had been IN Council q num-
ber of years, aud he would say that hii
ss'oclations with the retiring membe
had always been very pleasant. MFR,
Beecher said that he could echo the sen
timenis Of the gentleman who had just
! spoken. His associations had always
been very pleasant, aud he would ssJ
that ''there was nothing mean about The
Second ward" Mr.. Townsend had al
ways been . very agreeable and pleasant
gentleman aud had always attended x
his duties Is councilman. He regrets
very much to part with him. The re-
signatlon was theFeupon accepted.
William Bush presented communal
cation setting forth that II Cou neil woult
establish the grade Of Clayton street be
tween Elm and Linden, that the proper
ty owners thereon would curb and pave
II, ell they asked was that the city paw
the cutters. On motion the petition wa
granted a. soon as the grade was estAb
lished.
ORDERS.
I During the session the following OF
ders we're directed TO be drawn:
! w. w. Pr'tchett, .......".....s SID. 9
I. CarDerry, i..ss.o...s.ssssss oOO.O
SundTy bondhOlders, .........., 6,TOe.O
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MARRIED..

WlCKEs-WRIGHT.-Atth the M. e. Par
py Rev. g.. N, Pilchard, Mr.. Joseph
Wiekes and Miss Lenora Wright, both
ofDover. T-.-7
RAYMOND-BUCKsoN AT the ". e.
Parsonage at Dover, on the fos' :, by
mond and Miss Laura Buckson, both
of Kent county, Del. gHg ,Esgt8
WHITAKER - -SYLVESTER.-On the
10Th of March, in Leipsic, Del, by Rev.
IL. q; Atkins, Mr.. John w. Whitaker
and Miss Sni an Sylvester, both Of Kent
county, Del.
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GA matters.

The visit of Dupont Post, G. A. r.. of
this city, to Winfield Scott Post, OF
Philadelphia, has been po'tSoned from
Monday evening April 10th until the
18th. 2
The visitors accompanied by the Fblst
Regiment band will leave here on the
b.18 p. m. express. They take With them
handsome guilt frame containing the
photographs of seventh five Mem bers.
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A beautiful head OF batr is apprecia ed
by every body. aud how to secure 1t, In
terests everybody. The hair and scalp
must be kept free from scurf and dan.
druff, and not to be allowed to get dry
and harsh. The roots must be stimulated
to healty action. FlexIbility and hand
some gloss are essential. All these re
auisItes are easily secured by the use of
Ayers hair Vigor.
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Tho Doceors DIsagree

az to the best methods and remedies, for
the cure OF constipation and dis. rd1ren
liver and kidneys. But thCs5 who have
,sed K,dne, -Wurt agree that 1t is
fsr the best medicine known, Its ion
Is prsmp', thorough and lestiDg., Don''
take pilli and other meFcnr a.a tna
poison the system, but BY usiBg Kidney,
Wort restore the natural action OF ~
the OrRans.-NeU Covenant.
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Started for Home.

Pmrs Ho0, who va1 struck by the
oaslla train near The West street
EnR, several weeks ago, while at
.lng 10 secure hat lost by q ,paSs-
on the Peiryville accommodation
mas so Tar recovered from injuries
ged t1at he left for his homo In
ms county, Md, this morning. 1t
one tine thought that he would
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ola pitcher.

Mrs. Susanna Taylor, residing near
Middleford, Sussex county, has In her
possession large china pitcher bearing
the date 1908. This is said to be the
Oldest pitcher In the State and belonged
to Mrs. Taylor's great-gran6 father, hav-
ing been given to him by the British
during the revolutionary we".--7fGns-
criDE.
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Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the cure
OF all female complaints, Is the greatest
strenGthener of the back, stomach
nerves, kidneys, urinary aud genra a
organs Of man and woman ever known
Send for circular to Lydia K. Pinkham
Lynn Mars.
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Henry Pike of ahe Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 200 Mar
ket street, will hold auction, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
March 9th, 2eth and 29tb, at z O'Clock,
to reduce his large and varied stock
Of boots and shoes prior TO removing
to BOA Market street, Wilmington, Del.
awaie. mar25 At
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ARRESTED WHILE ELoPINa.

PHILADELPHIA, march 24.-Mrs'
Naegele, who elnped with one or her
boarde.s named Edward Koastsr, from
East Brooklyn, on Tuesday, was arrest
ed here last night, together with her two
children and Koaster. This morning the
woman agreed to return home with her
husband. Koaster was notified to leave
the city at once.
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. p0raI uIrt or a aI.oOo, GOO.

he celebrated Charity Hosplt Will
Iags the attention of the m ny viti-
whe will throng 10 New Orleans tnls
amer 10 the bi-eentenntHl landing OF
|SaIie Al New Orleans II is n hlatofi-
Iinstilutlon, and has by the Divine
hsing saved the lives OF tnuumcrable
.Ssands Of malmed, wounded, I'M nj cd .
4 sick sufferers-of AL national :
and religions, races and
L.. II is now, and has been supported
fns royal glft OF O ,'O0, 900 made by the
bIsiana Stale Lottery Company In
srerly payments. For all information
I'd the hospiti Il or the Lottery Draw.
4 write before the next one on April
4 10 N. A, DauphiD, New ORLEANS, La
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Rrxant niternrx annte,x.

The Bryant Literary Society of
Rugby Academy, has elected tine fol-.
officers President, e. G. Sawdon
Vice. Pesident. Geo. w. Churchman;
Secretary, A. K. Luke; Treasurer, g
l.. Ward; Librarian, J. 8. Holfecker
Assistant, Robert p. Robinson; Ser
geant'at-arms. j. j. Graham; Critic
DR.. s, w. Murphy,
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Sentence of Mr.. O'syrue's A.sall'

John Shay, alias James MoGrath,
who last week assaulted Assistant
District-Attorney O'Byrne In the Cen
eral Sessions was tried yesterday ON
an old indictment charging him with
attempting to rob an unknown man
and was found guilty. Judge Cowing
sentenced him to FIVE years In State
prison on the grand iarcency convic-
tion, one year in State prison on yes
terday's conviction and in addition
fined him $250.-N. 7. World.
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Omeers Elected.

st. Johns Oommandery knight Tenn
plars have elected the following officers
Eminent Oommauier-H. B. McInt re
Generalasl MOI. Parke Pcsths.
Captain General-Samuel o. Mclntire.
Treasurer-Wllliam q. Pierce.
Reoorder-Jessie X BaynS.
Senior Warden-Thomas o. Carpenter
Junior WsrdeD-Albert q. Griggs.
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...,... nnl.narin,nru.

sub.cribsrs Of the GAZETTE who
|spd removing should leave notice
ths M .sne al this Office, whore they
move from and to where they rc-
Iva, in order that they may continue
receive the paper. ae
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.nnn,f ha Alarmed

at Rnght's Disea,e, Diabetes; or any
disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, ~ Hop Bitters will certainly and
lastiBgly cure you, and IL is the only
thing that will.
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1ub,,meIy superb,

A pair tf beautiful Sun-aowers on
Ess is wi. be mailed fee to any lady
who will send tea cents in ptsage
8 amps or monev of DR.. q. W. Ber son
No. 100 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Md.
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Mrs Mary Anderson will sail about
next summer in steam yacht which
she has had built for her. 1t is to be
elaborately flushed and furnished, Will
nave q speed of fifteen miles an hour,
and will be called the "Galatea."
MINISTER SARGENT will satl for Ger
many from New York on May 8. He has
deterpIned to retain the pesent secretary
of legation, Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Sargent Ia
quoted by the Sad Francisco Call as say
ing in regard to the SecretaryshiP Of the
Interior that he feels that he has esoap.
ed great hardship In NOT being called
to duty there.
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Words are mot Sufficient.
SO LAFAYETTE ST.,

BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 16, 1879.
II. 81. WARNER, & Co.: Strs-I can
find no words sufficient to express my
gratitude for having been rescued from
the horrors of Brighys Disease by your
Safe Kidney and Liver OHre.
JOHN CALDWELL.
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The total acreage in sugar cane 10
1920 was 227,776, producing 17S S72
hogsheads of sugar and 16,bIS,273 gal
Ions OF molasses. Alabama produced "a
gallons of molasses. Alabama produced
o. hogsheads Of sugar; Florida, 1,27S;
Georgia, SOL; Louisiana, Ill, ,706; Miss
issippi, Is; South Carolina. 229; Texas,
1880.
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Tho PhiIadoIphIa sunday Pre-

The great double sheet, eight page
edition Of The Press Is fall OF live, fresh
local news, happening here up to q late
hour on Saturday night. Sold and de-
liyerad by q. A. Davis, from 0lS Mar
ket street. at 8 O'Clock in the morning.
Be ku Q and secure q copy.
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DIED.

SPRlNGER.-On March 2S, ct his. late
residence, In Newark, James Springer,
aged 81 years. M
the funeral will take place on Monday
March Z, to meeL at the house at IL a. m .
Services at the White Clay Creek church
at IL o'clock. - '7F ~
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A Michigan boy ate a bar of soap drank
q lot of soda water aud went to bed to
cure his Geld. The doctor had hard
time 10 pull him through, but the boy
now says the next lime he catches cold
he viii use DIR Bulls Cough Syrup.
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ANNOYANCE PrevenIaa.

z hairs are honorable but their
ufe appearance Is annoying
Frs Hair Balsam prevents the an
. by promptly restoring lhe
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AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
IA THE PLACING OF DANGER SIG
NAILS AND SAFEGUARDS UPON THE
STREETS OF THIS CITY.
Be Il ordained by Gte City Council
SECTION L. That from and after the
passage OF this ordinance all contractors
and builders who shall have received
permission from the proper auth orlties to
deposit In the streets Of this city material
;Or building purposes, or shall have re-
ceived permission to make excavations
on any portion OF the public streets, shall
place at each end of such deposit Of build
Ing material or excavation q red lantern
plainly exposed as q danger signal fr0m
| sunset To sunrise, and snail fu ther sur
| round and enclose such depos Is and ex-
| caYatloDs with proper safeguards SO that
| the same shall be secure from accident.
/ For any ia lure to comply with the pro-
| visions Of this ordinance the person 30
offending shall forfeit and pay q fine OF
| Ten d lars. J
SKorInN =. Ali ordinances and parts OF
ordinances Inconsistent herewith are
| hereby repealed.
Passed At the City Hall March oath, A
D., 1882.
/ HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council.
Attest HENRY X. PENINGToN,
mar15-2t Clerk of Council
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The Title TO Much Property In
YOlved.

YOlved.
PITTsvILLE, Pa, March 23.-The
ejectment suit of the heirs of Tench
Coke against Daniel Shepp and others,
which has been on trial for the past five
weeks, was ended tonight by verdict
lor the plaintiffs for the land In dispute,
fer damages and for costs. The case ln-
volved questions of title as far back as
1893, and the title to hundreds of pro
perties extending over a range of more
than nifty miles of territory, and includ-
ing valuable coal lands In Union Town
ship.
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For aged men, women, weak ann i
sickly children, without a rival. VIII
not cause headache. Browns Iron Bit
ters,
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"'e'AnEs Tonight.
hkIDAY,
nH-

An,o, SATURDAY
yWinee eGfdss. 7 .GSs. No; l,I.o.o
. Tri6Ssai rii6Sass, n No. / 3, K. Of Il =. =. u r
'"u'll' No. 10, QUA. M.
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A Judge Removed for Drunken.

ST. PAUL, Minn., March 2S.-The
Senate, sitting as Court of Impeach-
ment, met in open session to-day aud
formally certified its judgment against
Cox, on trial for drunkenness. This
sentence is removal from office and dis
qualification for judicial Office for three
years.
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true assistant to nature In restoring
system to perfect health, thuJ enab-
it to resist disease, Is Browns Iron
|ars
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sooIatx ReIIaa

Are loud in their praise OF Florsston
COLOGNE on account 0ftts remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
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TOR RALE.-I5O acres OF ground
n in Wilmington and the immedi te
Vicinity for sale at fair rates to manu-
factures, speculators, contractors or those
wanting TO build homes.
maT22-it HEALD q co.
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NEW ADVRRT1sESIENrN.

EOR RENIs-The large thRee-ssOry
It store and dwelling, No. 8I3 Market
street. Possession on 25Lh of March.
Applyto O. r. JOHNSON,
u A 10 Market street
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oRDERs.

During the session the fIllowing or
ders wers directed TO be drawn:
w. W. Prtchett, ......."....s.s Slzo.s
4. CaFberry, ...............s 6OO.UU
SuudTy bondhOlders, .........., 6,TOo.O
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01
NOTICE.

To ALL WHOM 1T NAY IT CONCERN;
Whereas. my wife Elizabeth has loft my bed
and board without any Just cause or provoca-
ton, warn all persons against giving her cred
1t on my account rs will pay re @ - o. her
contracting. hlChEf.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

uTLER, KARNs CITY AND PARKER RAnRc AD
Trains leave Butler for st. Joe, Millerstown
Harms City, Petrolia, Parker, etc, ut 7.27 q. m
and 225 and 7.25 p. IN.
Trains arrive at Butler from the above named
points at IN a. m, ana 2.l5, and tbs D. m.
The 2l5 train connects with train on the West
Penn road through to Pittsburgh.
sHENANGo AND ALLEGHENY RAILHoAp
Trains leave billiards. Mill, Butler county,
for Harrisville, Greenville, etc., at 7.5O q m.
and 2.25 p. IN.
Trains arrive at billiards. Mills at Las A. NJ
Hacks to and from Petrolia, Martinsbury,
Fairview, Modoc and Troutman, connect at Hill.
bard with all trains on the 8 & A road.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave Butler Butler or Pittsburgh Time.
Market ut SOC n. M, goes through to ALE
gheny, arriving at e.Ol o. m. Thie train con-
nects ut Freeport with Frecport Accommoda-
ton, which arrives at Allegheny at $50 A. m,
railroad time.
Erpress at 7.l6 q. m, connecting at Butler
junction, without change of cars, at 826 with
Express west, arriving In Allegheny at 9.56
a. M, and Express east arriving at Blairsville
at 10 55 a. m railroad time.
Mail at 2-26 p. m, connecting at Butler juno
tionwithout change OF cars, with Express west,
arriving in Allegheny at SOL D. m, and Ex-
press east arriving at Blairsviile Intersection
al 5.o5 p. m. railroad time, which connects with
Philadelphia Express east, when on time.
The 7.2l a. IN. train connects at Blairsville
at l1.O5 a. m. with the Mail east, and the 2.36
p. m. train at $50 with the Philadelphia Ex-
press east.
Trains arrive at Butler on West Penn r. r. az
S.56 a. m, 4.5S and 7.0l p. M, Butler time. The
$3.50 and ass trains connect with trains on
the Butler & Parker R. r.
Main Line.
Through trains leave Pittsburgh tor the East
1t 2.56 and S.26 o, IN. and IL 81, 4.21 and sos D.
M, arriving at Philadelphia at $40 and 7.20
p m. and 500, ZOO and 7.40 q. m; at Baltimore
about the same time, at New York three hours
later, and at Washington about one and half
hours later.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01
Notice I'm Divorce.

Samuel l.. Strain vs. Harriet Strain: In the Court
of Common Pleas of Bntler county, Pa, A. d., No.
a. sept r.. 1881. Libel In Divorce.
And now TO wit December 9th, 1881 on mo-
ton of A. 4. Black, attorney for libelnni, IN open
subn1na and alias SUBPOENA IN the above entitled
cause that respondent cannot be found In this
county, publication IL awarded according 70 inw'
rcinrnnble 10 next term BY THE COURT
To THE RESPONDENT, HARRIET STRAIN:
You are hereby notified to be and appear IN your
proper person before our Judges nj Butler at
Court of Common Pleas there to be held ON the
hth day of March. A. d., 1882, next, TO answer the
petition or libel Of the said Samuel I. Strain ana
uci l. strain. your Husband. should not be divorc
cd from the bonds OF matrlm0ny, agrccably 10 the
Acts Of Assembly In such case made and provided.
w. II. HOFFMAN,
tidIw Sheriff Of Butler county.
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FOR SALE.
Bred stations,

DARK BROWN. TRoTs 2:4i.
BAY, TROTS 1887.
Good size and weight. Particulars from M.
NJ, Prescott, Box 907, Pittsburgh. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01
-. hr;ebt Autumnal days the

the bright Autumnal days the
ter ptsticn to comfortable exposure
Vi. as its fruit in a most pernicious
cough and irritation Of the throat. Dr;
Bulls Cough Syrup stands unrlvaied
as . remedy fer throat and lung
diseases. Is cents bottle
The Washington Republican disre-
spectfully calls Oscar Wilde SICK CALL
Western debating society is nerv-
ine itself I'D to wrestle with the ques-
ton: when . woman and q mouse
meet, which is the most frightened
II IA true other remedies can be prais-
ed. but Peruna has the uneqnaled PROOF.
We miss our customary wiDter cor
respondent who yearly profers the ad,
vice Give your dog plenty OF colo
water this cold weather and prevent
hydrophobia.'
A Michigan girl tried to commit
suicide by swallowing thirty-six SHIRT
buttons. Fortunately her digestion
mistook them for railway restaurant
beans and she was saved.
Be wise; simply call on your drug.
pist for Or. Sellers Cough syrup
when YOU have cold or cough. Price
Csc.
A good old lady of Plymouth, Mass i,
collected money for the benefit OF poor
family and bought groceries for them.
The family are now suing her Tor the
cash.
To the weak Peruna gives strength.
A goat owned by q Georgia judge
has long horns on his legs as well as on d,
his head-eighteen in all-and he VIII
probably form the nucleus fora line Odd
Fellows lodge
Divorce and murder trials are now
nearly Ill the cases heard by the LII.
nois courts. 1t is estimated that In
1880 twenty-five hundred divorce cases
were heard in that State, of which over
half were granted.
A LADY had the flesh eaten OF her
arm by scrofuls. Could see the sinewa
working. Lindsey's Blood Searcher
The promptness with which the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
enforced the most approved tests for the
discovery Of imperfect hearing and col,
or blindness among its employees VIII
b appreciated by the travelling public
Andrew Carnegie says. in an inter
view in the Pittsbug Leader, Wander.
bilt has lately ordered 10000 tons o.
steel rails from the Edgar Thomson
steel works. This begins 70 look like
business, as 20, 900 tons of rails, 70
pounds to the yard are sufficient to lay
l76 miles Of single track.
To the sick Peruna is the greatest
blessing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01
DR.. Frease's Water Cure.

A health Institution In Its 2sth year. For
rcnrly aii kind OF Chronic diseases. aud espc-
cially the diseases OF Women. Invnlids ARE In
vited to correspond with us. Circulars free.
Address, 8. FREA5E, M. d., New Brighton,
5caver Co., Pa. ly)uneZs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01

Willie the Eastern trunk roads are
trying to effect some pooling arrange
ment which shall stop the cutting Of
rates, Western Judge has decided
that railway pools are illegal. In .
case arising out Of railway agreements
II regard to st. Louis business. Judge
Zspe Of Springfield, Illinois, has given
an opinion that railroads have no right
to epter into contracts with one another
depriving the people OF the benefits OF
competition.
The Germans are once more conquer
ing Paris, but this time the conquest is
as pleasant to the vsnquished us to the
victors. German lager beer IL cup
planting French wines as light drink.
and the Paris papers while noticing this
fact deeply ::deplore it. So popular has
lager beer become there that the thea
ters even indulge in 'skits' on the craze,
and late dramatic revue has laugh
able scene satiriziDg it.
One afternoon stranger, observing
. stream Of people entering a church,
approached q man Of gloomy aspect,
who was standing near the entrance,
and asked. Is this funeral?' Flu
neral Nol''was the sepulchral answer.
Its . wedding Excuse me- added
the stranger but thought, from
your serious looks, that you might be
: hired mourner.' No. returned the
man, with q weary, far-off look in bis
eyes. I'm son-in-law Of the BRIDES
mother
Heroic remedies are sometimes the
hest in agricultural disorders, II not
in human ailments. and there is force in
Professor Thomas's suggestion that the
best way to get rid Of the chlnch bug
Is to abandon as far as possible the
growth Of corn III infected districts, and
to raise other crops in place Of II. The
weeviI was disposed Of 10 the famous
'Genesec Country by giving up the
wheat crop for several years, and now
It can be raised there with safety, as Of
yore. -
A very sad incident occurred in Ho-
bokcn the other night A man whose
wife so badly afflicted with the astbet-
ic craze that she had recently given a
party to which only those Of aesthetic
tastes were invited came home in q
state OF intoxication, greatly TO the
astonishment Of bis better half, who
hed never seen him In such condition
before. How dare you appacr before
me 10 such condition, sirf' she ex-
cIsimed, It's aesthetic he replied.
You gave little blow out the other
evening, didn't you, that you said was
a eonsummate AFFAIR." i did, she re-
piled, but what has that to do with
your drunken orgies?' Well said
ibe man, I've been having little toot
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-02-01
Union Woolen Mills.

OllSll Nm SSASA AAAAAS"
would desire to call the attention Of the
public 10 tho Union Wooden Mill, Butlor, Pa.
where have new aud improved machinery for
tho manufacture Of
Barred and Gray Flannels,
Knitting and Weaving Yarns,
and can recommend them as being very dura-
ble. as they are manufactured OF pure Butler
county wool They are beautiful In color, su-
perior In texture, and will bo sold at very low
pricos For samples and prices address
II. FULLERTON,
,u,94. ,ya-lv, Butler. Pc