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GENERAL NOTICES
md so mild,

Jhau.h pare and simple, and so mild,
IL might be used by any child,
Yet SCZ0DGkT is so swift and sure
that mouth and teeth with wondrous speed
From tartar and from faint are freed
TIL they become sweet, white and pure.
apl4 3tTuThS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
aUOEECAEs

Va Turner Hall, will hold her Saturday Evening
social at that Hall instead of Armory Hall also her
ladies' and ehildrens class SATURDAY afternoon
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation OF
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to IFS
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs'will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively nat injurious.
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= - =.

NTISG wAff CHUNG FACTORY, no. 10, 9l5
w Fourth street, between and J, Sacramento,
Cal. Tea men constantly employed. Good Havana
Cigars. m1-1w'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- for the BAR PnIyILEGEs of Capital Guard,
Company 8. S Bal, up to 4P.K.,
Sunday, March 4, 1883.
To be left at JOE GoDDARD'S, No. 422 Z street.
The Committee reserve the right to reject aRy or
all bids lB. CT m22t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03

Browns IRON BITTERs ehectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
4 Fruit Ranch.

q 7 UIb 16IuCu,
or go Acres. EsaIf Mile from PenryB.
with 500 bearing Fruit Trees Of all varieties
1000 Raspberry Bushes, 1000 Grapevines, foreign
varieties 1900 Blackberry Bushes; q Small
Alfalfa Patch Small Dive ling, Barn, outbuild-
ings, e'c Pstee, $3.50
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03

swsETsER & ALslP
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

List ~ Travrrsc laress draws sa scrVc in a
.gs,casl scsm ~ Conrf. cssnmea, iug ,hc thita
Nsu lay ui Novcu.bCr, t'ciug The lwh day, \,
u i>>S
Rs,,.a9t Adams. Cunc,sri twp. csr,snicr.
gcil Buriucr. Ru1i.r lssrO, rAs EftCr.
John : Camgicil nuSlcr bufo. mvschanl
rcsuN Chfi-tY. ChogtA twp. tzfascr
Io-eIih Coulter. Center twp n.cr, hant
luscgh Camf',cll Concord swla, iarmvr.
NJ ; Crawford, Allegheny Twp loicl kocpcr.
u Davis. Worth tSp, tafu.ct-
Ilasarsou Dean. Wurtn twp. faFmcr.
J " Eilcnher-cr. FairVisU twl. iarmcr
r,t,r F,nnci, C,rari,cl4 twp, fattnct.
sc Glenn, unhurg bpra, httnvr.
tIuLh Gucvn, Cirartitld twr. farmer.
Nm n Holman. Harms CITY, Producer.
PJ Hunt, Fyir8'n hoso, shoemaker.
Samuel usgl,is,n. Mlddlcscx twp, farmer.
jacob Hutch man, Adams tap, farm. Z.
by Henshcw, CounoQucncszlng twp, iarmSr
John lu-lCr, Jackson tap. iArts4rf.
JON : Jack, Butl,r loru. ciy 3.
Jafrc~ kidoo. Clay tap. farmer.
Nirhacl kuauil Ni4tlcsrN t~r. farmer.
Frcd Kuhlmcycr. Nvnan-u tap. farmer.
Henry kcim, summit typ, farmer.
Patrick Lon-. Clcartield twp, tanner.
& 4 Mckinney. Couuo'g twp, iarmvr.
WI Marlin, Penn twp, farmer.
q W McFarand. ETans City. farmer.
VIM Nickel Lancaster twp, iAsncr.
Gco-gc Mcdcr, Cranberry tvF, iarmcr.
Clas Mc'iinui-, Nruan-u twp farmer.
David McElwain, Evans City, farmer
jos, ph orr, Parker twp, caric ter.
Robert Park, Adams twp, hTmer.
&C stewart, Brady twp, iarmtr,
W Stoops. Butler twp. hrmCr,
Joseph Thomas, karns City, producer.
Adam Wcbber, Butler boro, ssune mason
A-a Waddic, Marion twp, iarncr.
rs Wasson, Pctrolia boro, agent
| JM wade, Washington twp. farmer,
Simon Young, Ceutrc twp, irrmcr.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
A Railroad Switch

4 s--r-san a.ss< "a The We~z Ee11 = T.
rsTs..s ma res afssre 81 an az1zr1er q thls
seem -snus 4su- rr-a- and a-ssrz1-1 h6zE -AEs
aD4 wns En -runh5e and wxzled hss srrT5cesA
-lBa-T~ "a. zrH-ne~g Msk-1 the a-Ear-~r-
-leZ~ SD ne hssss "A seAse~ AHs uaE@e an
5sEs--ns-5ssu a.razxss ne srer herS A. Izss5c<
-ss ulEsse ksuz 4e = ~Illizg - =e<rbe q
sar a-- 5uEs1-~~ -Mk11 5s4 v~u Do 80 hs@s
~vun mags51< mDr& shB9 tine S~sxs Il c@lE
sw-.-s,.-s N A r7-rBe wlrh a rrswtar
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

a. gV stsNgtslf,b va NANNW \ sAHNN fF NtMHf.
g,tatNpN NJ ~ NF3V w. tsr Fysi e8aitt ttNt~t8gl
slga tly,haFa,sl iFoM tFp HplUrsl va hrg husband
a A. NFallNt WltluF llp iul tlr laws tF Ns fNNAHl
NhElsFa $50 tNft az.
assl t,gl se INV tNN4sa rreNl etlAlNn va b
a. NHaatN stfft8 stylNVfsw# Ftgc NN ssNlsfoNifFsA W
ssNe gcNslsstyF Wn,lvF rttgugNl yst s. ~ pUlatua
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nsf>gfiNg D. alfoNp NFaatyaiH,N HN1 VIylyE ~
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gssF8 49, tE 1sft,yrv 0r-4 aaN wl WrNf Avgtn, lsl
Nsss.laN lsgsu1slvtH "a. lssG nad sffuW vauyss 81
nssN assu haNv. NhN efV ~sla tNuIl3 efla Flu tatr
slN a1gsiskF aaa ystslNIfn ihV alaAa ellp ~ NnaF
~aga NsirN rial vs'alV, INV and H.NF,ifi ~ snA
intrrrst Nsas uaaN haNe ~ taaN lss tllillltsl o.
tavsvsn u1aavr tlv statute laws 20 rs ttlald hA tsr
csaFtc>k, tnv szfnr gs % Assn Mvir drga.
NANNtA ]. A.VEATTA
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
BOOK Notices.


An Aoeh, ii M bAbiishtn Il now tahtassng
nhtNt aud Vicinity fUt snhWfipions ljt a NQtl
Nfh,tn M jAmts h. nhWe, and entitled
ufNtbN weave ti tUhattss, itdm iihuulh ~
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NAl kptdA bf NA,BhAi iuehibluh nr6h. 1hp
MtA Whh Mtmtihs tmAheWNoQ iteon hnt
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Wa hVA pN,p1lwNun thNWtN thBvme iht
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va1N NJ poW ,m phlW thN nAm mNnti
kkA pW NANp ma Mlh WWm htm Nv
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he u roNmm M wwWNme pellneN
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Nnm thotm Nl thv mfmNmn " im iftml
tunNtiNiion ~ the rehltNl WNuiutlon ~ itNh
and paAlcNlAtlN foVNw ~ the vamrrdmisps
On tn slNN,HN question dnrinH thM rruud,
AAV Mr. Nnnr has aono VA M introductory
rhhptyt vnttlvA "A NVivw w the VNvnr whiuh
IA tA Nv palNlcNl rvyoiutlon VI lsNnN THIS
chnpt,4 N tbt NnlN one inruavd ~ thv rnnNhs,
s,tS oa,nb and tho onl, one w haye, ~ Yct
haa The Oicasafo ~ fraainp, v " avon fcnsed
rolafval histotN vt tho Nation, from ifS ~
In ~, N Netl written, " iNWnwlN intvrsunN
apa pfoV,s that Rlatue y ~ clcht and votnntt
hrasiNV wt9tf ~ he r. brilliant and to,rihle
~ a srcaN,s> Aua H he ran writc ~ VIII on
yNpnp that ~ him wvre matters ~ hstoiN
What vNn We reasonably eNfvct rvgardina
y,vnv A which Ne took = prnmfucnt roH
the work vii undoubtedly w oneot absorbing
inter,st and olthc grcetest possihlo value "
Will Nv issued aa,qns the comin9 wtntsf N TWO
large cctAvo volumes, vii W. printed With
large clear VIVA hiaytratca With Steel rotttaiA
al the 4rofnlncnt leadlng ncn n the reftoa.
handsomely hound, and, consiaAny the aze
anA NNlae u the WORK, VII be sola ~ ressona.
hle RSay,rs. We aaviSe Al oar resAeFs Who
cen rcysihtS spare the rtice ~ the WORK -
SahSss4she ecfA
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
The Kittanning Insurance Co.

HARRISBURG, PA, Oct. 23.-Pro-
ceedings have been taken on behalf OF
the Insurance Department by asking
the Court to grant an order to compel
the Kittan1ng Insurance Company to
come into court and show cause why
its business should not be closed for
violating the insurance laws. The In
surance Commissioner, in his letter to
the Attorney General, says:
1.-The Kittanning Insurance Com
pany was incorporated by an act of
Assembly approved April 2, 1858. L
have reason to believe that the COM
pany is fraudulently conducted in this;
it has not the capital stock authorized
and required by its charter. Its affairs
are not managed by board of seven
directors elected by stock holders as
required by its charter. Its President
and Secretary have not been elected
from the number of lawfully chosen di-
rectors, as required by its charter, and
have no authority to act in that capac-
ity, or to manage the affairs OF the
company. The company has not COM
piled with tie order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Dauphin county of
December 3, 1878, and conducted its
business of insurance upon the mutual
principle alone, but has written policies
of insurance for fixed premium with
out any further liability on the part Of
the insured or any mutuality whatever,
in violation of the spirit and letter of
said order of court. | have reason to
believe that the company is insolvent,
because it has not the capital stock re-
quired by its charter, and for the same
reason that its assets are not sufficient
for carrying on the business of the
same"
The Court granted the order return
able on December 4 next.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
euflFR MARKETS.,

pN,bf ~ h 95 rcnis
l,aat 34 b 95 vents.
rolAtdps b ta Al rrnts.
MtpAA Ma. \, tiAh
ifutk whesa us w "a ~ lnshvl
noysNhea, nont o. % ~ $3.50 ~ cNt
NAN 83 ~ iownts.
toiN UA tNts
kSV W3 V4snfh.
lloub hNh sfAae, ~ hatyi tH ~ A.
floNh NN. 3, vt sapb tifh
MAN, trpf teN flsN f9N
MmAliNgA W. NN Ia tnA
thwhcNs rpi rNF 8A ~ ~ watla,
NWinWA, WV, vvnts ms FHNHA
nAN,, fNF lgaaua = q.Hls
NiasN. tNF reNlA AaWNlss
NhaWlt,,ys. Avs ryeANa lo VoNfs
NisA, MaosvEAl NN \, lNpaNlt
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
Just Opened--on Mimin Street.

Hnrznx s-srssf leH hzildlu-S ca Mi@ia =.
x-ss f-rnaskz-s rA-zn rAruzchezt wlih ueu ma
razz<rr sz1 sssls of the lzte<- za& zasi IN
Ea-src-i F.z.erz- and employing saiv the uassst
skfEie3 ElecAKnicS, l am uow prepared to nil
as-se-s- Islss.5ng and repairing deae 10 order
>.en- Ezrfze and steam PzHan Work special
TT Pasezs rlShi uork and D4siel making Of
every 5.-c-Ips5oa- Brzs- and ira c4stln<-
fzrnlshel u order A fall line Of pipe and 1T
tTa-s ON h1nd- Safety and satisfaction guaran-
tezs1- Thr.shinS machines, horse-Fowers and
all kia3s q farm machinery rcEsSirs-t- sole
z-en; for Bsiler c0a1sy. Pa, for the oline
Co@F-ou1d and E.atent oilers for luhrlcztIns
rnach5uerv of all kinds Manufacturer of
huhne's Mosor with pEnP ai'zchment-the
greatest hsIier feeder of the ase-it has No dead
censer. thercfere IL J. cheap. simple, durable
and the mos; reliable boiler f~-ier ever invent
ed Your orlers solicited Shops and ofioe
On MifEiin street, opposite khugler's Mills.
Z. II. KUHNE, Sole Prop'r.
Ocl3I. .Sm. Butler, Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

We E-Se-s1xasa tAEt the Ler-la@ As@Scsa-
sssz = n-~rE4E wzEA great sSccsss IN seliIns
tsekezs So skls ve1rs oszrse- TGe cs1r~e
wFi crmurI=e 81 Seczzr--. for whicA the los
r~5r~ Of Sgsa = M~k@4 So s-Kssa tickets
Re na-n~y @s3e : TO be devoted To Our
-rass-s-ske Psblie Schools zzi WITher-Pcon
Iz.rS.zse The csn2itre~ all be abe 10 an
upznse who the i-c1grers wIu be IN a short
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
NoiiceI NOTICEI Notice

Underwear for gentlemen and boys.
Underwear for ladies' and Misses.
In Scarlet, Gray and White at bargain
prices.
Largest stock to select from at
A. TRoUTMAN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
The&lF Man.

Tlsc Sarme-s os Rusac~ counsv ~sA aud sfse
As~a sslnrc se sell aAssr NcA4 cNlScs Rssnlsry 1se
Came Ser the hlrit~a cash F,rlce , ~ the uali
asrle-1-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

The scss1eS-s 5H Slge Aassca5sh lugascFpR cinrcA
ei slais salacc. erS, Waters en- ucA1 >puaaN ana
tar Sunday fallo~3iag, <cV- ana al, NaN t.e
manly atvelra IN srsanens, nl.an ste hlsah ~
zAe ErioruAllan ana she hic and work 81 rs
s-~nAl auahssr Qr. GAr4an AlG4hts.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
NnANANrANRNNN,

The hvvl Aemhct of 1he neN Spnfope in us
eseNrsA the Rg~t exclusively >hskcSreAf9eA
See4ael cveF reblishcA hes fes, eeea iSsapa
Il Il aVsieaca ~ na{8iSh a rccagAigea Nfcdiem
fot she intppcheAce N faeHs among >hAkVN4feas
fAA seholaFs, ~ STIMULATE Ntaet ranelaF
nyrpca,AyfoA ~ >hAleNreaFs W. extend the aSe
~ hls wogAS ~ "a educational foFre, and -
tqsnc Np.p4 coASiacg~tfea the hcsa faeth~ss tsI
ReacAlnc she rfcl,cs ~ caF lteAeteySA lRS seNF
as9,algNacntS- >otrs and SecricS, The N4eNA,
>AAkcsascAp4eA >ccFpvuss AAa Reviews w4lA
W. eeaaactca iN ccngptcAt SoheleFN and Nv
msCsp,se N4ll ee available te she s'eslcnl ~
NemrAry, a. lSArclAs sgrcct, New Ncl& Niys,
al $l l.n M ANgD4A.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

AT l. stein & Son =
Ladies Grntlemcns' and Childrcns
Underwear in white, grey aud scarlet,
all qualities
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

FITS Al E7ias s1fgg.eE E-we hF ~ kare'~ ss-es1
Ns-xe EsszFlrv-- ~ E-9Is s-1rr H-sz EzKS ase
Ns-zslssrs -a-ss- Trs-ise and s2ea rrlzi tsal-le
s--e o. ~ r-zseS >cna - ~ klilse- so A-ch -
ETallR "a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
Programme for Butler County
Teachers Institute, NOVem-
Der l2-l6-lSS3.

Address of Welcomes. F. Bowser, Esq,
Butler.
Responses-Enos Mcdonald Miss Jennie r.
Criswell.
Instructors John Ogden, Fayette,
Ohio; Hon. Henry HoucS, Deputy State Supt;
Prof. Geo. l.. Little, Washington, ID. C.; Prof.
Lee l.. Grumb!Ge, Lebanon Pa.
Home Orthography Sc and
Abuse" John Il. Morrow. Discussion opened
by John F. Shanor.
First Steps in Geography," illustrated -
Miss S.Ge l. Cochran. discussion rPou>d ~
T.. T.. C"-v-rt
"Co-cp- lion of Parents and Teacher-E.
Mackey. Discussion opened by Robt. n.
Emory.
DIRECTORS MEETING.
Wednesday Nov. II, at l:32 P. NJ. The meet
ing will be called to order by Dr. \. V. Gun
ningham, of Zelienople, and addressed by
Deputy Superintendent Houck.
EVENING LECTURES.
Monday evening-"ChId Life" John Og-
den.
Tuesday evening -"Crsyon Talks" Geo. E.
Little.
Wednesday evening Hon.
Henry HDuck.
Thursday evening -"Readings and Recita-
tions," Prof. l.. L. Grumbine.
Monday evenings lecture free.
Institute will open at 1880 T.. NJ. on Monday
Close at u NJ. on Friday.
Teachers should come in on Monday fore
noon. All are cordially invited.
JAMES III. MURTLAND,
Butler, Nov. 16, 'S3. County Sup't
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

Tlise hlcises mHr&es srice Elll sc lsAid fu-
Esursk Hi1ssaz Eao1r ~ ssse ssarc 81 l4cso Eous-
>au-h of Cgsu-z leusc. Busle-, Pa
ccsI- a.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
The Duties of he Center Sex
How Best Fulflled.

What a great task is assigned to woman its
dignity cannot be elevated. 1t is not her prov
ince 70 make laws, to lead armies, nor TO be at
the head Of great enterprises, but toh her IS given
the power to form those by whom the laws are
made. TO teach the leaders of mighty armies,
and the governors of vast empires. She is re-
auired 70 guard against having the slightest
faint of bodily infrmity touch the fail creature,
whose moral, Intellectual and physical being is
derived from her She must irstll correct
principles, incultnte right doctrines aud breathe
into the soul Of hpt offspring those pure senti-
mpnis which III time 10 come will be paH OF
Themselves aud bless generations ps yel uh,
born. Yes No woman "a given the blessed
ptitiirtge of aiding The suifttpts ih al the var
Ions ktaee4 uf his rkistthte She smiles serene
M ~ tht uhtsithite ph1 Ntttsat The burial
Nhilt Die -ooihF the beUottd heart 1his. II
htt putinte aud ihlt Vel hoB gth she itlhll
mt missiph phb she is tqs.tssel Y q snopg
y iiAfmhB. aud hhoNnt ltrtNA Nibsi NE
ihmH m AT Wia8hA Witiiue hHm q maiHiU
ui Nh t1mnlbHn mtitht n .ihh lllWhut "
III lBNAmAtN W NUmtM and AlH y w. Ntf
AaiiA uf htN thmN tUnmNaHA Hnhlh iAh
p.pi l'QmGlg NN0 'Rt gl4Ins l,l lh l1 ~
WNW6 ViNt tbn1 Amlh B lf1 bod .bnl
WAs MahM WIN IA hmhynah eht bN UiW
x bBmNB MrhimRAh .mi lh Rll hihh W
tNU mI eh WHt mWWl i uh lfttHh
hHh mmmlNniA WAthti rhHNH. iHHh NlpW
NNI ntWH ono bHii hn WHall p.iahl hnl ~
d. fhnA lnm htt .nlhi Wmpl WtElhldl
ei,w nNlh WtAh mriWhh
fho MshmNs vi oBe hNnAwd WARS
NaN ono m murh lNNphm w. hW neNin
w NopNN
M slein n SONS,
Native NwNNrNN w MI lN new ~ ma.
~ s,ulN N snn'M
NV rlNnnelA, ncw nlNnkolh, lrd
comhrls, rle, NJ loWee, rrtNa
Az H. swlh n sons
Ncw e,ok Vt nlovk and Colovd vNsh.
mc,cA, cNWN vnhn,
Tho new rouhtrrmn dollars have
a shatpcr ring than the pcnNine roin,
Probably q shatrct Hng madc lhem
tadtcs' Underwear
VI en Minds, Al
RhSrtN n RNtsoNN.
Gents 1ioves,
A very large line, ~
Rrrm h RAtsoNs.
Mle Ia Gents,
New RleA and Colorca CashmcFcs, ~
M~ee h RAbsoNs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

trade her for sorrel horse Diana
Lengel, Of Tulpehocken, Berks county,
saws she deserted him.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
ALL Siein q SONS.

The cry soon viii DC Shut the
door
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

The Noh2mmedans predict the
end Of the world on Noyember sth-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
rulwelNs seal push,
The nuhrAl approach ,o ptnnlnp sphl
ln tle mNtkp, ~
Nl1iNn A NAiatnaa

Anybody that ratrheA n blnch bass
weighing seven runnda with y hook
md line md ran ptovr w. viii prt our
hundred dollote from thr toutbr ash
inc club W 1inrinntti
The rainml Information "A tclr
pfnpltl u,tt The tuunttV that Emma
Abb6,t "a wc,,inp fat Onr would aur.
pogc thN, v wumene instinct wonla
I'm her 10 ht out hrt rotsct strings N
such nn pn,etptntt.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
AL. Stein & SONS,


White and Col0red Canton Flannel, at
lowest prices.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31
AL Stein & SONS.

Blanket from 81 - up, Bed Comforts
from 81 - up to finest grades
At l. Stein & Sons,
New Black and COl9red Nelvets
and Nelve,sens, very low.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

See the
Beautiful line of Hoods in Silk, Satin
and Wool, at
RITTER & RALsToN's.
Ladies'
Misses and Children's all wool Cardi-
gan Underskirts, at
RITTER x RALsToN's.
Carpets.
Another lot of New Styles just re-
ceived, prices lower than ever, at
RITTER Il RALsToN's
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

The Best Goods
At the lowest prices. al
RITTER * RALsToN's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

Would law against tight-lacing
be inimical to the freedom of contracts
Many q woman who does not
know even the multiplication tables
can figure in society.
--Octobcr is called fall month be-
cause II Is the period when daring lit
Tie boys fall out of nut trees
AT B Gents.
5000 yntds best standard Chintz Calf
GOES, on styles .nt
i'itttn \ RAtsfoN'f
AtBi-A cents
New Fancy datt uhinls Calico, a.
hitfth n tAtstoN's
tton eanta e5Jd lunch Square
Meal NJ ah Oysitt HleW 20 W MORT
sobs tiit bahtit "
A HtVti hlh0itb mdt NaA telling
anoihpf how niwly htt husband could
Wiim uuh bBu hhanld WHl Hpp AUme W
hH mH hiHW nNpA, | tnHW,N WaA
lm hWgiRe teplN iitp Hol . bnAhel W
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1he Wmhlt wmm hata betn
nfinlinp tuit NV r1HhInH fuHiUnA lhlniy
fh Nlh hrhrmi WIN uAfd w grl them
M h hod md n la Whlamird hmunp
lhp miahhMa lhAl m lfiri onn VI lhrm
hmmlf
tnsW,Nn,s
tleh ~ Rhatnr Aprnl ufl,e
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people WON'T
Al, stein 4 sons
New Pail Gloves, now NeN aloyeN
large etock, terl rc,ptvea,
Al H. stein & Sons.
New llNtirEN, new Nleves, NeS C0IH
scls, frgc slece, tas, NeceiVed,
Al l., stein 4 SoR'N
laSl y c,jVoa a large line Vt new NaN
ana WipOvr Skirts in very handsome
styles
Al l., stein s Sons,
New n,vys EeeaSI New hCoSs Goods
all sAtay,, ell lNT}ccS
Als,lcS ,2}Cca vcty thin, iSica in ~,
eallcr aaa slsglpklca wi,A palNcrBicl
Sagar, n,pSc a Ncry nlco dish fsr tca w
laAchceN-nico feE theso thai like Nm
that NAV,
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Al SITS and mp
: and LADIES' l~rScVS nj

Chdarcn'S and LADIES' Jerseys. al
kgTTER & RAlSpON'S
All Kinds
Of Jackets, Coats. nolmas, CloASs, and
Wraps. =,
RTTTER 4 kALspON's
Al = Cents,
Heavy Cotton Plaids, at
RITTER < kALSTON'S.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-10-31

For the first time in several years
the Democrats in Ohio propose to fat
ten turkeys for thanksgiving.
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WOMAN'S PROVINCE.

The Court granted the order return.
able on December 4 next.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-10
County Items.

At Bridport, Miss Nellie Dukett mar
rowly escaped injury as she was leaving
the church, Sunday. AS she stepped in
to the wagon the horse was frightened,
and ran, finally bringing up against a
post of the shed. Miss Dukctt was
thrown out, but not hurt.
The New Haven correspondent of an
exchange says there is Il man in that
town who must DC of reflective turn of
mind, as he has his walk and front yard
paved with the hcad-stoncs from pri-
vate cemetery near his house, which has
been for some time unused.
Mcssrs. George Swinington of Leices-
ter and III :. Brookins of Shorcham. arbi-
traitors in the ease of Harrison ii. Rob-
crts of Leicester and George f. White,
former ly of the firm of White q Haven of
Rutland and now in the granite business
in Barre. have disagreed, one thinking
White should be paid $50 and the other
$l25 1t was settlement of book ac-
count, Roberts having acted as agent
| for White.
Lake Dunmore. i'm the town of Sails
bury, is unusually attractive this season.
The copious showers during July have
greatly enhanced the natural beauty of
the locality, which is one of the most
beautiful places in all New England and
yet little known by Bostonians. Mr.. c.
W. Sanderson, the artist. has made some
of its beauties known through the mcdi-
um of water cOlors, and most truthful
they are in their faithfulness to nature.
palticularly,thc Cascades of IlanaIW Water,
within half a mile of the Lake. Mt
Moosalamoo, the prominent peak, proud
| ly rests and guards the head of the lake
and commands view of the lovely OF
ter Creek and Champlain valleys, with
the Adirondack mountains for Il back
ground. The little cosey inn, with adj
joining cottages ut the north end of the
lake, is beautifully situated. 1t is all
the more attractive for not being Il fash
| ionable resort Boston .TOurRuk