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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-11-22
RepiaIcr,E Notice.

The Register hereby gives notice that the
following accounts OF Executors, and ADMINS
traitors and Guardians have been nled In nus
Office according TO law and will be presented 10
Court for confirmation and allowances on We'd
nesday, the 9th day OF December, A. ID, 1884,
ut 2 o'clock, p. M.
lst. Final account of James Morrison, Guar.
dian of Margaret A. Miilisen, minor child Oh
Cd. Final account of J. H. shannon, Ad-
mnistrator Of s. X. Shannon, late OF Franklin
twp p dsH,ai E;nai .ooonn, Of RIB. Alexander, En-.
ecutor of M. M. Alexander M filed by M. L..
Alexander, Administrator OF III. ID. AieAanosr'
idec'd.
4th. First and final nc ount Of Peter stntz
and Albert Smith, Executors Of Conrad Stutz,
late of Pena twp, decd.
5th. Final account Of David Pattonf ADMIN
strator of Ann Clark, late OF Concord Twp.
6th. Final account of VIM. III. Gallaghsx,
Administrator il the estate of Peter Gsiiagnsrs
late of Franklin twp, dec'd.
7th. Final account of John Spain, Executor
of the last will and testament OF Aarun OoSfs
| late of Summit twp, decd.
sth. Final account of A. Drebert, Admins-
traitor of Conrad Drebert, late OF jackson twp
9th. Final account of William Minteer, Ad-
/ m Illustrator and Trustee Of William AaunsSss
| late of Donegal twp, decd:
Ioth. Final and distribution account OF
James Dugan, Executor of VIM. Dugan, late OF
Marion twp, decd.
| dian Of John Stauffer his ward lover sgel
18th: Final account Of Margaret AsGlh,sy S;aH
| and III. p, McElwee Executors OF Aicnaea
McGinley. late of Oakland twp. deed.
18th. Final account of r. A. Barklcy, Guar,
dian of Hugh c. Mcclure, late OF Butler Twp.
decd. Ia.
Guardian of Jesse M. Donaldson, tnow OF
18th. Final and distribution account OF
Jobn Rohner. Administrator of Adam Stang
late of Adams twp. decd
18th. Final account OF K. Il. Por@rneiu.
Administrator ID. b. N. c. T. A. and Trustee
af William Porter6eld, late Of Allegheny twp,
18th. Final account of Robert w. McC~nd.
less. Guardian of VIM. u. Lytle, minor child
of James 8. Lytle, decd. x,, 40,
18th. Final account of Robert W. AcCsnd-
less. Gurdian of X. p. Lytle, minor child oil
10Th Final account of Michael Kelly, EIecu.
tor Of Patrick Kelley, late OF Bu ufAlo twp, decd
GOTH Final account OF j. M. Miller, quar-
dian of Lucius c. Kratser, minor child Ruben,
o,st Final account of Penelope c. Allen,
Admiuistraror of William Allen. late OF Frank
lin twp. decd. -,
22d Final account Of David Marsnal. E1ec.
utor of Jane McCandlesa. late OF Franklin
vp, decd.
2sd. Final account OF A. 3. Fulkman, Guar
dian Of Geo. w. Pullman.
oath. Final account Of WIN. III. Brackney,
Executor of the last viii of Sarah j. Sas-
! yenson. late of Franklin twp, decd.
25th Final account of Annie Il. McClellands
! fuow Annie L. Gribben,l Guardian Of minor
! children of DIR. r. G. McClelland, lats oil
. Middlesex twp, dec.
o6th. Final account of i. w. Morrow
|, Guardian OF Orie and Berthe Morrison, minor
. children OF VIM. Morrison.
! 27th SUPPLEMENTAL and anal account OF j Han.
. ter Grain, administrator OF Moses Grain, laieoi'
Cherry twp, decd.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-11-22
Court House Notes.

Henry Frederick has brought suit
against the trustees of the f. L..
School Assn of Summit twp, claim
ing 5000 and some interest.
John A. Tilfer has brought suit vs..
John Timblin for Slander.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-11-22

L ID, No. 81. Dec. T, 1857 w, ID Brandon.
attorney.
All the right, title. interest and claim OF Wn-
J. Armstrong, Of in and TO all that certain tf1et
lot or parcel OF land lying and situate LIN the
township Of Jefferson, county OF Butler, Pa.
bounded and described mn follows: beginning M
. post on the northwest corner nf the farm
formerly owned by Joh n TX Armstrong, decd,
thence by lands Of John AIthurs sourh 80 ~
degrees east 10 perchee TO the ElIddlc OF this
Saxonburg road, thence south 10 degrees east
by lands OF Maggie A.. Snyder and James A.
Armstrong l3S perches to . post on the SAx-
onburg road, thence north 30 IA degrees east
by lands OF j. B. Caldwell % $40 pcrches to .
post, thence north 81 degrees east by lands
OF Rebecca J. CritchIow 100 perchss to the
placs beginning, containing % acres. more or
lesr, all cleared and fenced. Siesej and taken
IN execution ~ the property OF W. y. Arm
strong At the suit Of Francis Lernsr.
TERMS OF SALE-The following must DO
strictly complied with when property NJ strickea
i. When the plaintiff or other lien creditors he.
come the purchaser, the costs on the wnts uuss
be paid. and list OF the liens, including mortgA
lien creditors receipts for the amount OF the pro-
ceeds Of the sale OF such portion thereof as nc m
claim must be furnished the Sheriff.
q All bids must be paid In full.
q All sales not settled Immediately VIII De cou-
tInued until O'Clock, r. NJ. of next day. ~ Mhlcn
up and sold ut the expense and risk OF the persQ
sSee Purdon's Digest 9th Edition, page 446, and
"i''h o'"'' p"s THOMAS DONAGHY,
Sheriff OF Bute er County.
a,,a~sHra anaca Rutipr Pa Nov. 18th. 1872.
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DuilihS5bOn T., ""H' ~ AOV-
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sively for myself and in my-family for
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President Vermont Life ms Co.
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Through traiGs over he z. IL W.
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December.
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Sloan's, Cunningham street. novl5-5t

Some youth Ito fortune and TO
fame unknown" has discovered the secret of oil
deposits in Pennsylvania. This young man is
a scientist and writes up a big fish story. lis
theory is that at the time of the dcluge the
whales of the world gathered in great schools
and on the subsistence of the waters were lock-
ed in pools in the mountain gorges. He nti-
mates that ore hundred billions of whales had
time to develop TO maturity before the great
oyclone struck the earth. These whales sub
sisted for time, but soon succpmbed to the
SUMS heat and relapsed into a liquid state be-
coming so many barrels of oil. a large mum
Der of these antediluvian whales stranded in
Pennsylvania and are floating about IN a
| LIQUID state beneath the crust which now forms
the states's surface. The result of all this has
/ been that every now and then some lucky indi-
yidual punctures the crust. strikes whale and
is rewarded by "gusher." This is valuable
contribution to the oil literature of the State
but what the scientist wants is money. His
desire is to pierce the crust and take plaster
cast OF one OF the cavities which contain oil and
he guarantees the east will have the form of a
| whale.
-WANrED.-Agents to sell Singer
Sewing Machines.
The Singer Mfg. Co,
J. X. SpaDg, Ag't, Butler, Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-11-22
FALL AND WINTER.

Bakers Pain Panacea cures Pain in
man and Beast. For use externally.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-11-22
"A lot of second-handed Watches
cheap for cash at E. Grieb's

"A neighboring exchange says "a
colony of unmarried ladies ID being formed in
Mercer, having for its purpose the establishing
of colony somewhere in the great Northwest.
with view of engaging in agricultural pursuits
and other business enterprises. 1t is under
stood that they design purchasing and home
stealing as much land as possible in one large
tract. to be worked on the cooperative plan.
Matrimony is to be strenuousiy discoantenanc-
ed. Men can be hired to work, but marriage
will not be tolerated.
Fresh bread and cakes always on
hand at the City Bakery, Vogely
House block.
On December 9Th the much talked
OF transit Of Venus will take place. Fortu-
nately, Pennsylvania will be Just as good place
to watch II as could be found by travelling TO-.
900 miles. 1t Is therefore In order for all who
want to observe this rare occurrence 10 get their
smoked glasses ready in time, for the next one
will not come along until the year 2004, al
which time of all the fourteen hundred million.
OF people now living, il is not likely that {
single one will be alive.
Ladies', Gentlemens' and Chill
drens' Underwear, very cheap, at
l.. STEIN & Sons.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs Of Sci. Fa., Fl. Fa.,
AL. Fl. Fa., AL. Lev. Fa., Leviri Facias and yen-
ditioni Exponas, issued out OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Butler county, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale. at the
Court House, in the borough of Butler, on
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
oRiwTsnYs,sLLE NLws

Our merchants, Glass & Biai op. are
dsipg a good business tbs fall. The
Moses Brothers are slsp getiing a
good share of pa;rurage at their new
store.
One has residence heen bu Il and is
ready for occupancy. aud one her l.
beipg built both hy lrtes,s lnrs, - Tie
young ladies' MAJ lpA cut.
Dir Scott Is improving his Tannery
which Is being conducted by him and
his son, William. noble youth and
worthy of being initiated ~ al cur
boys.
The young ladies gave the ysuug
goats u supper last week, AT tie resi-
dence { T.. Crawfor,l~, E-q, and
they had god time, some of our
young tsnies were there. Our young
politician was The most CONSPICUOUS.
lie leads in al b isinass ld politics.
PHILc.
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st4o NOTES
IloLts

Eds. Democrat
The prayers of the people have been
abundantly answered in this section OF
country as we'll as else sewhere-That is
in cessation of the dry weather and
an ample sullicieney, of the misty mists
that has been falling for the last two
weeks causes them to rejoice in their
hearts for what has been given them,
in bountiful harvest and returning of
tho softening fluid so that they can
again prepare for another harvest, by
blowing and sowing the COOL sea-l that
they have just harvested.
The roads a already ina bad con.
lition for travelling. The sun again
beams forth mall her magnificent bril-
liaDcy, and everybody wears smiling
face. Business in all its departments
is very good. We note but one change IN
the business circle since our last writ
ing, namely that w. Il. Kelly has pur,
cbated tho entire stock Of druss for
merly owned by Montgomery Tslso,t,
succeeded by Ta'cott & Kelly nlw tha'
be is successor, and the tirm nan, ~ili
be w. Il. Kelly.
The school at this place is progr,s 3, :
ing finely with so scholars on the ri.
Notwithstanding the ra,sees of dip,l,erlp
has causel several {, rem .in ont of
school. Thore has been several cases Of
this disease but so far there has beeo
but one death which Wa are sad 60
ehronicle-That was a little son (ol
,hrce SIN mers, Of Mr.. and Mrs
Young
Mr.. Wal ace Richardson is learning
tho jewellers trade un Ter the tutorship
Of o lr eff ,ient jeweller Mr.. Dlly.
David NJ, ers hss commenced large
ara handsome dwelling, which will be
hurried on TO completion which when
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done will add much 10 he appearance
Of cur little city.
There was sad occurrence. which
took place on 9Th inst, about o mites
cast OF Scio Un Thcfnas Creek. That
IS the supposed dr0woing of Tommy
Ray, san Of Mrs. Tforps, whose
husband was drowned IN North san
tam some years ngo Of Green's Fer
rs. On the morning mentioned,
Tommy had taken hi- gun and start
ed down toward the creek, where
there were some dogs iaylng some
thing, probably cougar or a deer.
and has not been seen or heard of
since, but his gun was found in i.,e
creek yesterday, sticking IN the sand
and rock where 1t IL supposed, bc had
undertaken 10 cross tho creek by
lcaping fram rock to rock, mn. not
being able 10 reach the distance, fell
into the swift current between the
rocks and WAS drowned. It Is Xeil
known that ho could not swim.
There had been diligent search made
all over the country before the gun
was found, but now The creek Is be.
Ing searched la every conceivable
way. II Is 10 be hoped that TO will
be found, but owing 10 the rise IN the
water IL Is difficult searching, the
water being muddy.
There Il social singing at the
Christian Church, every Wednesday
evening. FREQ 10 all who wish 20
attend.
Pho Blue Ribbon Club will meet
on Saturday evening MT the 81 T..
Church, hi which lime IL will give
one OF IT. regular programs the
election OF officers viii be attended
to also.
The Good Tempiars meet every
Tuesday evening 10 Masonic Hall.
There will bo several new namcs rep
resented tonight The cause of tenn
peFauce still iouri-hcs
The 4. O. l.. ~. inrc. every ist
and Ord Monday evenings of each.
msnih. They arc In good working
order, and their future Is promising
of success.
A +. Besrl + dealing largely in
young cattle. Success 10 jesse, as
he Is the largest man ia town and
the largest family, except Johnny
Morris, but Johnuy Il q small man
In stature.
Everyone Is siylng why j. II that
all the young ladies In town visit
keils's drug store. lie savs iL Is be.
cause he keeps Magnolia Balm for
the complexion.
We are Ia need OF firsl cld-s bar
ber Any one wno might wish TO en-
gage ia that business would do well
by coming 10 this place ard for par
tIculars Inquire at the City Drug
Store, where fu.l outfit can hc found
on good terms.
We are destined 10 the huzzing Of
\. L. Powel's horse wcud saw.
We see on our streets, as we write,
the huckster man, Friendly, who
visits our place OCCASIONALLY, tn buy
fnr-, hfie-, egg, dfie.l fruit-. eic.
VIDE ~ St'r-,.
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JrTFrE-os ITEn..

Thinking "A short letter fcom our
section would furni>h : .tn siaiug new
to your readers again take The pen.
Mr. j 4 Denny and Geo K Coin
have gone Un 4 vl-it 90 Washington
ca. To see one of Dsnory's sifcr-
married.
Farmers arc busy -iace the rain
stopped ge,lIog ready le sow waeat,
etc. Slme gr,in that IS ss -own before
locks well.
MSS Lydia Chir.ill /, teaching
our school, ant viii h,ve comPlc,ed
one month tbi. week. She l. giving
perfect satisfaction, believe from
some. cause, Pr11ihly b4d westhcr,
she will closo Friday.
Mr II B Ctray Is pushing his dry
er and me has fac lot If apples and
they are just as white almost as snow.
{ st Johns x Stone c1mp,stc1 the
breach In the Nsrlh Stnlifm bridge
about noon yestetd ~, which gives
Joy 10 al uf Us vino live in the forks
Of the Santiam. have examined
the work very carefully. and though
net an expert, / felt confident that
they did most excellent job. firm
~ believe that the bridge is stronger
than when first built. The only Incl
dent that occurred during the progress
Of repairing, worth mentioning per-
haps is the breaking of the swing
Ing scaffold oR last Saturday after
noon. There were or the scaiIoid, So.
jobs, Geo Compton, Lincoln G9odal,
WIN j. Croker, Riley Crabtree-Lia-
coin Goodsl and Riley Crahlree be.
ing outside OF The bridge-and Crab
tree working putting on clamps, had
a hole cut througalhe boxing tIr lay
ingtools on and also to see how tofas-
ten clamp TO cord, the hole was about
j feet wide and about foot high and
as scsffJld went down Goofial and
Crabtree caught the edge OF the cord
hanging on FOR moment, over the
abyss, but the presence Of mind that
Crabtree was always noted f,r poss-
essing, prompted him TO undertake
and accomplish feat hardly ever
surpassed h, H. int of strength
aud activity drew han self up and
came through that hole, tGkiog
special care not Ia modest G5odal's
hold, who was hanging - ncsr, and
as quick It's cat siezed Goodal thus
making sure of his safety, aRd soon
he WAS safe. on tie culd. ST John
caught hcld al the rope, CoiaptIen
fell crpSs board and held on until
relieved, Crncktr fell into the river
together with 100 feet Of lumaer AMI
by being an exrert swimmer awam
ashore, taking his hat and vest in
one hand, distance about 40 rods, but
was very much ft,igued when ne
came ashore, although he was the
only one thar fell into the wt;er, he
took sevt raj looks lack To- ee how ali
were grlling aleng, shl'e se, in tie
watts.
u SuenA
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!, II zoJ or . SICK Hop Bitfers viii surrey
asd NMafe SDsfBakiHg you well when sii
else falls.
IL yon are costiyo or dyspsptic. or are
siifo' in ssfroGn, ssgy OtifsrOf ths uumerous
diseasss OF ihs Atsh1dcil or bowels, it IN
your own fauit 1r y0u remain I'll. for Hop
complaints.
u you are wasting away with any form
oi hidney disease, stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn for cure 20 Hop
BitieTs.
Ifyon arc sick v ith that terrible siekneks
Ner, Opsness, yon vii End a"BaIm in
GiIead" in the uss Of Hop Bitters.
fyou are a.freqnebter, or a resident OF
masma.ic district, bqrricade your system
against tie scOnTge OF all couDiries-ma-
larial. epidemic, bil ipus, and intermittent
fsvers by the use or Hop Bi ters.
II you have rough piHply, ar : ow
skia. bad breath, psiii- and scbe<. aBd
feel miserable generally. Hop Btlers Will
give yon fair skin, rich blood, aud sweet.
est breath, health, and comfort.
In short they ctIrs all DISEASES OF the
stomach, Bowels, Hiocd. Liver, Nerves,
Kidneys, BriglIts Di-ea-e. Sa0i will be
paid for case they viii not core or hslp.
That poor, bedfiljen, invalid vie.
sier m0ther. or daughter. can bs made
the picture Of health. by few bottle II
Hop 3iiters. costing bus "a tfinc, VIII y0d
let ibSIn sniTsi?
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tESaIBaE

Many OF our Republican friends are
ou.lpOken IN their preference for the
electi)n of = Democrat TO the United
States Senate to Mitchell. Respectable
decent Republicans say that Mitchell
has divided, debauche1, and disgraced
th5Party and hundreds of them de-
c ara they win not further .ffiIiA.e with
{ .at party if it is now to be hnrdent d
" th Mitchell a. leader. No IN
dsr general air OF disgust hangs Ike a
cloud over the countensncs of nearly
every doesn't Republican which we meet.
The disrePuts into which thu party ha,
been brought by the foul practice oil
its leaders in Nav York, the Iium
brought upon it by its unholy alliance
With Mlboaeism in Virginia, tbs7hame
heaPed upon It in consequence of star
route disclosures, ths disgast ami di.-
satisfaction brought about by the at
tempt TO force such men as C,nkling,
Platt, Cameron, L12an. Mitchell and
man of Ike ilk np,n the party As its
leaders, all c1ntpirs % drive res &c abIe {
citizens and Republicans far ava,
from she party. I:isa healthy iniics-
ton to see so many of them resisting
this last struggle Of bossisrn.
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BLEaeu YsIR DKIgD APPLES.

We wonl.l call tho attention II all
parties drying apples, to the necessity
of bleaching them. The certainty oil
.elling Lleachel apples is assured fesm
The fact that parties are now beis who
would be willing 10 contract for large
quantities at good rsmuner,tive prices II
the apples were white -bleached-and
packed 10 proper shape, while on tho
other hand fruit dried by the oil sys-
ten OF brown or dark ooIored drying
will not sell ss well or csmmand as
good fignres The time has cs me when
Oregon should awaken 10 the fact that
If she will produce twenty times her
present preduct of dried fruitg, there
will still be CONSTANT growing demand
for thsm; caused hy the opening up to
settlement Of such vast tracts Of coun-
try in Eastsrn Oregon, Idaho, Washing-
tout AH@ OkheF tcEEiLoTtca pJ IaltAoAo
extension, and whose settlers will have
to depend largely upon Oregon for
their fraits, until they can plant their
orchards and produces them at home.
Tho process of blrachinx consists
simply il submitting the fresh fruit,
after it has been prepared Tor, and
placed on the tray. Ia sul-hur smoke.
This may he dsne by putting the
tray into tight l.ox an.l burning
teaspoonfal OF powdered val phur under
the fruit. IL shpntd remain ia. Il o
box fsur or Eve minutes. Care should
be takan to apply the sulphur smoke
as soon Az possible after the apples ale
cut.
We have * ,ninrd nt' lies dried ty
this process and see np reas why
shsy should not be sought after in the
most fastidions markets of our large
eastern cities