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In this estimate of the Sherif's in
come no allowance is made for the board
of prisoners, as that item Of expense
would he, under the proposed arrange
ment. no more than it is at present.
These figures are about as low az COM
petent men can be found to do the work.
In the State officers tile increased expense
will be something. About ten new
Judges, and as many additional Solicitors
will be required. The Judges re-
ceive q salary of $500 annually, and the
Solicitor $1,000. The increased annual
expense tor clerical force or new officers
in Columbia could mot be less than Sl0.-
0Oo. The proposed Constitutional Amend
ment would add fifty new counties in
this State. This would add the namas of
fifty new Senators to the pay roll, $3.50 10
cach.) The act of drawing d jury costs
S23. In each county there are annually
three petty juries and n grand jury
four in all, at a cost of $92. Annual en-
pense alono of drawing juries for fifty
new counties would be $4,000. The Jury
Commissioner is required to attend Court
at a cost of ~ a dayton an average of
four days at each Court---$24 ayear. For
fifty counties $1,000. At each Court there
are usually about half-dozen bailiifs at
$l50 a day for every day of the Criminal
Court, say six days, at 80 q day, $54. For
fifty counties; S2.7O0. At each Court tho
man who calls Court gets something and
it is necessary to have n of these at
every Court in every County. Inciden-
tai expenses at each Court; repairs of
public buildings; insurance, wood, lights,
stationery &C., $500 a year for each coun-
ty. Fifty counties, $4,000.
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Sherif's Sale.


l.. D. Merriman against j: NJ. MoSeley AID
minister and others.
pY virtue OF Il decretal order to me directed,
- in the above stated case, ! will sell I" the
hi chest bidder, ut public auction. within the
legal hours Of sale, at Abbeville Court House,
OH Monday, the sixth day of November A.. ID.
1852. the following described property. to wit
Ali that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being near the village OF Greer wood In
the County OF Abbcville. South Carolina, and
known as tract Mol, Of the lands of Z. Il
Moseley. and containing
TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES,
more or less. and bounded by lands OF John
Is. sample, Frank Arnold and Others. Also
Tract 10 :. Containing
UNE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES,
bounded by lands of John b. Sample. W. r
Buchanan and others. Levied on and TO be
sold us the property of Charles X. Moseley
deceased, sold at risk of former purchaser tc
satisfy the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS-Mude known on day OF sale.
]. +. G. DUPRE.
Sheriff Abueville County.
Sheriff's Office. Oct =. 1882 TT
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Prevailing STYLES.

Ladies', Misses and children's hats
trimmed and untrimme,l, at Smith Il Son
Flowers, feathers, Ostrich tips and
plurnes, Vulture tips and plumes, al
Smith Il Son.
Our Fall stock, embracing all the nov
elites in silks, broctdes, Satins, fancy ina
terials and general millinery goods is no"
complete. Smith & Son.
Dress and trimming silks at Smith 4
Son.
Laces, embroideries, trimmings, &c.
Smith q Son.
Ladies underwear, corsets and hne
shoes. Smith u Son.
White goods, lace curtains, grapes
fringes, DC, at Smith d SON..
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cause the measures they prefer have not
adopted, make themselves the enemies OF
good government, whether they choose
10 masquerade rs Independents or boldly
6aunt the black flag OF the Republican
party. Political solidarity Is as i.npor-
tant as eyer before, and there Ia tess ex..
cuse than In any previous can rass for dis,
content aud desertion. Opposition to tbs
Democratic candidates and the Democrat
ic platform, in this campaign, must be
taken as proof OF invincible ignorance, or
OF greed and ambition that would sacri-
flee the brightest hopes of the State for
tile qualification of personal desires.
Tie State Committee earnestly urge
their fellow Democrats to exert them
selves to the Utmost TO bring ont q full
vote, and to spare no pains to swell tho
ranks Of the colored Democracy. BY
well-cohsidered laws, repeating and bal
t-box stufling are alike guarded against.
The Democracy, therefore, can go into
the canvass with the assurance that the
strength of the opposition Will not he in
creased by trickery or fraud, and will,
The satisfaction of knowing that, IN South
Carolina, there shall be, beyond dispute,
a free and fair election. BY personal ex-
ertion, in exhibiting and explaining To
individual Voters the benefits and bless
ings Of Democratic rule, the Democracy
can command the Intelligent support and
continuing cooperation Of the colored
people. 10 this end no labor, no persua-
sion, NO argument should be spared. So
will the Democracy be proud Of the tri:
umph they shall enjoy, as the lawful n
legitimate result Of just administration,
wise nominations; liberal principles, and
systematic and untiagglhg work. This
we to the State, and we W tito the
traditions of the master-race to which we
belong. Victory we must have; and
Honor with victory.
JAMES +. IzLAR, Chairman:
G. D. BRYAN, WIN. MoNR0,
j. OTEY REED, II. p. TODD,
G. w. CROFT, WILLIE JONES,
JNo, B. ERWIN, CITES j: PATTERSON,
D.. p. SoJoUNER, II. SToBo FARRow,
G. j. G.. HUTsoN, JNo. w. WILLIAMS,
+. B. GARY, j. F. RHAME,
GEO. TOMBSTONE, J. D. McLUcAs,
e. B. MURRAY, VIM. ELLIOTT,
CHAs. S. S1NkLER, Jos. II. EARLE.
+. W: DAWSON. tt
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In order that our people may begin to
think about their ability To meet the in
creased expense that would be Incurred
by the adoption Of the proposed Consti-
tutional Amendment reducing the area oil
the counties, we offer some figures below
The estimate below is for the fees and
salaries Of the officers Of Abbeville coun.
ty: OF course where the fees are paid
out Of the Treasury but where the fees
are contingent on the services rendered.
in such offices as the Probate Judge, the
Master in Equity, the. Sheriff and tho
Clerk, in order to make the. salary sufi'
Client in the smaller counties the fees. vii
haye to be raised, SO that a citizen having
business in one of these offices must pay
higher than he would have done if the
county Is not divided. The law, we be.
lieve, requires some of these officers tc
keep their Offices open every day. II
Abbeville county the salaries and fees ir
Abbeville county are estimated as fol
lo,yu
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There are now about 1000 decked
vessels AMI I7.JUu oI.eu boats, with A.
700 men, engaged in the Canadian ilsh-
ary
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NEW GOODS
AT THE
FURNITURE STORD

ARCH Top Looking Glass.
AMERICAN Picture Glass,
BUREAUS 4, Il and full Marble,
bEDsTEADs s2.25 to sl5 each,
6EDSPRINGs and Bed Bottomsi
CHAMBER Suits,
LnAIRs-all kinds and pricesi
kHROMOS-large and small
CoRN1CE for Windows,
+ RAMEs Oval and Square,
+ FRENCH Picture Glass,
French Plato Glass,
HALL Stands.
lat Racks,
moULD1NGs for Frames, nil sizes,
MATTRESSES Il and full size,
PICTURE Nails, Picture Hooks,
PANEL Pictures, Picture Cord,
FANEL Reconsideration,
PARLoR Suits,
RocKING Chairs, Cane Seat and Back,
hOCKING Chars, Upholstered,
koCK1SG Chairs for Children.
SCREW EYES,
STEREoscop1c Views.
STEREoscopEs,
STEEL Engravings,
VELVET Card Frames,
Velvet Cabinet Frames, handsome good'
WALNUT French Dressers,
WA1Sur Bureaus,
WALNUT Bedsteads.
w ALNUT sideboards,
w ALNUT Glass Front Wardrobe,
ALNUT Fine French Chamber Suits.
w ALNUr Chairs, Cottage and Dining.
WHAT NOT for Corner and Side.
The New Home Sewing Machine will h
found for sale at our store. Call and see 1t b.
fore buying. You will find 1t equal TO an
machine offered for slle. AS 1t Is one Of tn
latest kinds, 1t has some improvement Whic
no other has.
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yrOSFORDS PHOSPHORIC ACID.
EDWIN PARKER.
Oct. 4, 1889. ct.
FELLOWS Compound Syrup OF the Hypc
+ phosphites.
Oct. 4, 1882; 2t
TUMERIc.
EDWIN PARKER.
Oct: 4, 1882, ct,
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SALE
Valuable Town and Farm
Property for Sale

10y virtue of the authority given To
ID the subscribers by the will of il.
Bonner, deceased, we will sell at pubic
outcrv at Abbeville Court House, on
Saleday in November next, to the high,
est bidder, the following described real
property of the estate of the said deceas'
ed:
All the lots and q part Of each OF the
tracts of land are located in the town OF
Due West, and are very desirable.
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Tract No. l,

lies near the Female College and con-
tains TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, NOR
or less, and bounded by lands OF Milton
Seawright, J. p. Kennedy, Newton ltcid
and Others
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Prof. Palmieli;.nnounccs that ne has
observed new volcanic action u! fesu'
vt,,o
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Columbia. and: t:reeuViiIe Railroad
DEpARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., May Is, 1852.
On and after Friday, May 10. lS82, the Pas
senger Trains will run as herewith Indicates
upon tlia Ruad and It's branches.
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Petit JurarS,

II. NJ. Cliukscales, J. Matt Graham
Charles Lynch. J. II. milford, J. W
Scott, G. b. Riley, w. Fl. Hprton, Georgt
McIlwain, J. r. e. Dunn, ". W. Jones
r. G. Turner, A. +. Drake, Tilnan Cow
all, j. 81. Barksdale, J. d. Pace, g. N
Nickles, P. a. Crowthor, 4. G.. Calhoun
Charley Mckay, w. NJ. Alewine. WIN
McGill, John +. C%heatham, R. NJ. Bull
lock, james l.. White, Joel w. Lites, F
NJ. MITCHELL. w. R. Powell, r, W. Craw
+. Lee, j. B. Patterson, NJ: NJ. Tarrant
John +. Calhoun, Alex. Coleman, Johl
Ballard.
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AdgerCollege
WALHALLA, S. G.

FACULTY:
REV. F. p; mutually. President.
REV. j.. K RILEY, ID. d.,
REV. II. STRONG. 4. NJ,
PROF. WM. S. MOORE.
VIIE next session commences September 81
l lSS2. English, Classical and Scientific
Courses. Military drill. Tuition $40 per an
mum. Board in private families Sl0 per month
Located at the laSe of the Blue Ridge Noun
GainS, the climate Is unsurpassed. For further
Information OF catalogue address n mem
Der of the Faculty.
+. P. mutually, D. D., President.
August -, ISL, If
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Augusta and Knoxville Railroad Co.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
AUGUSTA AND KNOXVILLE RAILROAD TO-.
AUGUSTA. Ga. Mny ID, 1882.
NOMMENCING Monday 18th instant. the
u following schedule will be operated.
Trains run by Augusta City time:
NO. ! NORTH
Leave Augnste................. ............7 30 a m
Arrive ut Greenwood 10 p m
NO. 9 SOUTH.
Leave Greenwood.... . .....................8 20 p m
Arrive NJ Au6QSLh-............. ............i NJ u Ill
Connect Mt Greenwood with G.. & &. trains
for t%irccnville and points West, for Columbia
A. J. TWIGGS,
General Superintendent.
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the Constitutional Amend
ment.

Permanent Investment Which the
Proposed Constitutional Amend
ment Would Require.
so New Court Houses with
sufficient grounds for cite
and public square a So
600 100000
so New jails and lots q $1,000 250.000
SO Poor House FARMS q $4,000 1o5.0C0
$50 Iron safes "a $50 each for
the offices Of so Sheriffs,
Clerks, Master, Probate
Judges, Treasurers".". 62.500
Desks, pigeon holes and 9th.
er furniture for same.".... $4,000
Books and Transfer Of Rec
INSTRUMENTATION. $4,000
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Tract No. g,

has a good building lot on Main Street
with a few acres of branch bottoms AMI
good sized pines. Contains EIGHTY.
EIGHT ACRES, more or less, bounded
by lanos of }. o. Lindsay, r. S. Gallo
way. james McGhee aud others.
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IlX NOTICE. !

In ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Act to raise supplies for the fiscal year
commencing November, lst, 1881, ap-
proved February OH, 1882. Notice is
hereby given that the Trcasurer's Of
flee of Abbcville County will be open
for the collection Of taxes
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TERMS-One-half cash, the balance
on a credit of twelve months, secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises
Purchasers may pay the whole amount
e., ,och
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Lot No. &,

is Il conveniently located building lot, on
Mill Street, and contains TWO ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of VIM.
J. Bonner, j. f. Todd and others.
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Daily, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
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Good School at NinetY.Six.

The good people Of Ninety-Six are
looking to their school interests, and we
hre glad to be able to state that their
School under the management Of Mr.
George c. Hodges. is now in a most sat
{sfactury way. The school. is growing in
popular favor. and new teachers are re.
hurried To do the work. Mr.. Benet went
To Ninety. Six last Monday to deliver
ecture on schools, their necessity, and
heir practical advantage to every com
k~pnpitv
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State of South Carolina:
Abbeville County.

COURT Or COMMON PLEAS.
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Family Dyes.

DAAS' DYES. Handy Package Dyes, will
/ dye silk, wool. ribbon, stockings and
feathers, but not cotton. Price &c. to l0c. per
package. Copperas, Indigo, Extract Log
EDWIN PARKER.
July II, 1882, 1t
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Good Farming.

Mr.. John A. Devlin has sold twenty:
live bales of cotton. which was gathered
n September from his two-horSe farm
is within two miles OF AobeVaile
Rtllage, the bales averaging 40 pounds
Tor which he realized nearly clever hun,
Rred dollars. MI. Devlin thinks he viii
make fifty hales off his W horse farm
An example worthy of imitation.
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lies on Main Street to the west of No. 8,
is also desirable as a business center
Contains TWENTY-EIGlIT PERCHES
more or less.
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Cnny Sum-
mons. (Fol
Relief NOm.
plaint not
Servcd.)
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~ Any further information respect
ing this land may be obtained on applica-
ton to Mr.. J. +. Bradley ut Troy, or to
Dr.. J. W. Widcmm ut Duo West.
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adioins lot No. Z. Contains TWENTY
EIGHT PERCIIES. Tor or less. A
good situation for a store
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Lot No. 7,

we'll located on Main Street, in the bust
ness part thereof. Contains TWENTY
SEVEN PGRCHES, more or less,
bounded by lots of S. Agnew and others.
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TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-half cash.
Balance on a credit of one and two years
with interest, payable annually, from day
Of sale. Purchaser to give mortgage,
with personal security, and pay for pa
pCrs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-03-01
MARRIED..

REA-SPEER-On Nov. 3Oth, 1881, at the
residence of the brides parents, by Rev. II. A
Gilfllan, Mr.. Herman G. Rea and Miss Mary
A. Speer, both Of Marion township, Butler
county, Pa.
GREEN-BAKER-On Dec. 10th, 1881, al
the parsonage, by Rev. r. A. Gilfllan, Mr.
John g. Green, Of Mercer township, and Mis-,
Mary f. Baker, of Barkeyville, venango coun
ty, Pa.
OLINGER-SMITH-On Jan. 4th, 1882
at the home of the brides father, by Rev. R. A.
Gilfllan, Mr.. o. G. Bolinger and Miss Mary
f. Smith, both of Cherry township, Butler
county, Pa.
PEARSON ON-ANDERsON-O Jan. 10th
1882, at the residence of j. J. Dunn, by Rev
X. A. Gilflian, Mr.. Nels P. Pearson, of Marion
township. and Miss Anna L. Anderson, of Lyn
gen, Morup, Sweden.
SON-HUTCHISON-O Feb. l6
1882, at the parsonage, by Rev. r. A. Gilfllan
Mr.. Jas. A. Thompson aud Miss Emma f.
Hutchison, both near Annadale, Butler 'coun
ty, Pa.
COCHRAN-YOUNG- Feb 9th, 1882
at the residence Of the officiating minister, w
B. Barr, Mr.. VIM. B. Cochran and Miss Maggie
j. Young, the former of Butler county, the lat
ter Of Cool Spring township, Mercer county. Pa
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CentreyiIIe Items.

We have space only for the following this
week:
w. .H. Sturdevant, our wagon maker, has
| fitted up ware-room and will hereafter keep a
full stock of the Krick wagons and Youngstown
buggies.
John Morrow, who has charge of the advanc-
ed department of our public school has recently
purchased number of school song books from
which he has his pupils sing selections each
day.
The sale, by the Sheriff, of the goods Sf Lew
is Owen, at Forestville, occurred on Thursday.
The most of the goods were bought by repre-
sentatives of Pittsburg houses, who Immediate
ly started up the business of Mr.. o., with that
gentleman as manager
Fifty-one different candidates received votes
il Slipperyrock at the recent election. The
board were occupied till o'clock the next
morning in counting the vote.
A large number of the young people who at
tend protracted meetings. do so solely for the
sake of the entertainment afforded them. While
this is to be deplored, no blame can rightfuily
be attached to the young people as long as the
meetings retain the decidedly sensational tone
which has marked them for the last week or so.
Dispositions were taken at Squire Coulter's
on the 23rd in the case of Scott township, Law
renee county, VS.. Slipperyrock township. The
ease is to decide which township is responsible
for the expense of Alex. Ewing at Dixmont for
the last ten years.
The miners at Coalville were out on strike
for several days. They claimed that they
should be paid for removing the slack, and
that they were mining more coal than they
were paid for. They first asked an advance Of
ten cents per ton, but finally went back at the
old figures
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DEATHS.

FREDERICK-In Pittsburgh, ON Tuesday
Feb. 81, 1882, Mrs. Dorothea Frederick, widow
of the late Henry Frederick, of this place, in
the 55th year of her age.
The remains were brought TO and inferred al
this place on Thursday last, 23d ult.
LOVE-At his residence in Clinton town.
ship this county on Tuesday, February 2ist
Mr.. Love was perhaps the oldest citizen
living in Clinton township. He was n man
very highly esteemed by his neighbors, and
knowE az one who was always foremost in all
good works, taking lively interest IN all
things that pertained to the good of the Church
or TO the good Of society.
MATTHEWS-Ath his residence in Como.
quenessing township, this county, on Feb. 49,
1882, Mr.. James Is. Matthews, late Superin
tendent Of common schools, of this county
aged about 70 years.
sARvER--At Corning, Ohio. Feb. II, 1892
Mr.. Henry H. Sarver, in the 2lst year Of his
age.
His remains were inferred at Emory Chapel,
this county.
LOWRY-In Allegheny city, Pa, on Jan
18th, 1882, Mrs y. X. Lowry daughter of VIM
and Susan Truxal, Of this place, aged 80 years
and "a days.
HINDMAN-Of scarlet fever, Feb 10th, in
Concord township, Sadie Blanch, child OF
Stewart and Mamie Hindman, aged years, 8
months and 10 days.
Underneath the sod low lying,
Sweetly sleeps
Our darling-who left In dying
Sorrow here; or,
Rest in peace thou gentle spirit
Throned above,
Souls like thine with God inherit
Life and love.
MOTHER.
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List OF Applications for
llfCQnAQ

rJlHE following applications have been filed In
L the Office OF the Clerk OF Quarter Sessions.
and will be presented to the Court for action
thereon, on FRIDAY, MARCH 10th, 1882:
BUTLER BOROUGH.
Tavern-J J Feidler, Geo w Campbell, Henry
Eltenmiller. Charles Boyle, A Lowry, Leonard
Nicholas.
Restaurant-Jordan Eyth, Geo Smith, Gabriel
kohler Geo l. Rose, Samuel Sykes John NJ Smith,
Robert Milllnger.
Nerchant-Geo Jacob Reiber.
MILLERsTowN BOROUGH.
Tavern-Henry Lockhart, Johnston & Campbell,
observation-disclosures Cogan.
PETRoLIA BOROUGH
Tavern-Ed O'Donnell. l. Clark, J b Dougher-
ty, w ii Jeison.
KARNs CITY BOROUGH
Tavern--JOhn Richey, John Mcclure.
ZELIENoPLE BOROUGH.
.Tayern-Henry Stokey, James oesterling. Jacob
Shelly.
Merchant George stahl,
HARMONY BOROUGH.
Tavern-Beam & Dlndlnger, Jacob Feldler.
Merchant-Jac0b + Wise.
Restaurant-Pcter Otto.
sAxoSBURG BOROUGH.
Tavern-Francis Laube, L Muder Jos Kohn-
EvANsBURG JACKSON TwPo
Tavern Miller, Henry w Stokey
BOROUGH FAIRvIEw.
Tayern-James I. Wilson
ST. JOE DONEGAL TWP
Tavern-Sophia Reith.
CoALvILLE (sLIPPERyRocK TwP)
Merchant George Moon.
Tavern-Lafayette KclSO.
mLLIARDs STATION (wAsHINGToN TwP)
Merchant-John Higgins.
Tavern-JOhn Scott, John Sherman,
LANCASTER TOWNSHIP.
Tavern-Wllliam Wahl.
CARBON BLACK.
b. Tayern-Charles Pfahe.
cLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Merchant-Wm McCrea.
Tavern-Michael j Mcbride, Bridget Gatens.
DELANo STATION WINFIELD TwP)
Tavern-Lewis Weldhaas
GREAT BELT (JEPFERsoN fwP)
Tavern-Michael Shields.
OAKLAND TOWNSHIP.
Tavern-Isaac Hepler
TRoUTMAN FARM.
Tavern-Thompson Cummings, John Harding.
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
Tayern-Albert Smith.
BYRON CENTRE (ALLEGHENY TwP)
Tayern-C NJ Burnett.
BuESA VISTA
Tavern-O ID Adams
Certified from the Record, Feb. q, 1892.
w. Is. DODDS, Clerk.
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Court House Notes.

The borough of Millerstown has appealed to
the Supreme Court from the verdict of the jury
in its suit VS.. Collector Mckee.
Isaac Befevre has brought suit VS.. John w.
Hay and John B. Mclaughlin, debt.
Miller & Huston have brought suit VS.. l..
Owens, debt.
Millerstown has appealed from the decision
of the Justice, in the case of NJ. E. & j. IL.
Bole VS.. the borough.
Jefferson Allen VS. E. L. Courtney and others,
summons in trespass.
Levi Boyer has appealed from decision OF
Justice in the suit of Reuben Shanor VS.. him as
trustee of Isaac Boyer.
VIM. Purvis VS.. James Downey, appeal by
defendant from decision of Justice.
w. A. Lewis VS.. Antony Godenger, debt.
Butler county has appealed from the decision
of Justice Keck in the suit of p. A. Rattigan
against the county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-03-01
Widows AppraIseIn err q.

The following appraisements OF personal prop
ery and real estate set apart for the benent or the
widows OF decedents. have been filed IN the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF the Orphans Court Of Butler coun-
ty, M follows:
frIcIlla Meyer. widow OF A. Meyer. deceased,
Si5O.
Jane Prlsbee, widow OF VIM. X. Frlsbee ..deceas-
ed, $500.
Louisa Ebert. widow OF VIM. Ebert, deceased.
Si6d.5O.
Mary Wilson, widow OF r. l. Wilson, deceased.
S30l.5.
Mary Sloan. widow OF personal and reaD Ben
Jamin Sloan. deceased $500.
Eiiza MartIncourt. widow OF John Martincourt.
deceased, $500.
Catharine Regan. widow OF John Rcgan, de-
ceased, $500
Elizabeth Graham, widow Of James ii. Graham.
deceased, S2yJ15.
All persons Interested In the above appraisc-
nents will take notice that they will be present
cd To the Orphans Court OF Butler county. for
confirmation, on Wednesday. the sth day OF
March 1882 and II no exceptions filed win be
confirmed absolutely by the Court.
W. II. DoDDs,
Clerk of Court.