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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-19

LA&rAsAs, TEX, Auguat lS.-Tho jury Of
inquest on the recent inccndiary FIRE Re.
.nEaed q verdict yesterday morning charg.
ias Frank Fillman with being tho principal
anu Richard Eckles and William Scott as
accessories in Getting tho EcklpH & Sellman
building on FIRE last Friday night, and they
i; Hsye been returned TO jail to await pre-.
M,h,nilAsfy nm trial, which will be some time
nss n week: The tire has almost paralyzsd
y. business in the city, though Temporary
sH!aetasea are bsipg reared in the burned
u.sltct. The !oss will reach $50. 1000. The
amount amount OF insurance can not now be
learned. -....-- .-.,.s...... 8. ~
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A Coal Firms Fatlure.

P1rTiRuRGu, August lS.-Joaeph A.
Stone 4 Co., coal operators, and one Of tie
largest firms Of the city, have iannounced
their Intention Of asking an extension Of
credit. Ono OF the members Of the firm
atated tonight thu: until proper state.
msns could be made it was deemed heat
to gay nothing for publication further than
that II given reasonable time the firm
could pay every dollar OF i!s indebtedness,
The firm owns valuable coal lands opened.
and the mines in operation are we'll
equipped. Tho company also owns the
steamboats, Coal Valley, William Stone,
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GENERAL BUTLER wri!es 80 ably that we
surrender to him upacs which it had been in.
tended 10 devote 10 sn able editorial arraien.
meus Of the Democratic party. Gan. Butler
also hGs more to asy about the Republican
party than We print. His whole sddress
would fill more than page Of the INTEL.
LlGgScEG. He is 40 traeh from the Demo.
cratic party the. what he says about ths,
organization comes with all the weight Of q
peri.ent's confession.
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EEnOCRATlC psInAkIEs
In Lewis CountJ-rhe Disgust nt the Re.
pft ~ suit OF the Elec lion.

In Lewis CountJ-The Disgust nt the Re.
.aE suit OF the EIec ZION.
Correspondence Of The In!euige.eer,
WESTON, W. VA, August ls-The Dem
ocratic primary election was held on Sat.
urday. A large crowd ei people were in
town, as three districts centre here in Wes.
ton and every voter in each Of the districts
can vote here il he 80 desires.
The Executive Committee had adopted
rnlea and regulations governing the con.
ducting Of the election, among which, rule
Tlh declared that only such es would
pledge Themselves to the support Of the
entire ticket should be allowed to vote.
Against this rule there was expended an
immense amount Of vigorous kicking, as il
debarred many Democrats who had voted
in the Republican primary and agreed to
support the men they voted for, from par.
t'cipatlon in the enjoyable oceasion. This
created trouble and men were finally al
lowed TO vote on tho condition that they
would enprort the men voted for in the
general election il nominated. At noma
places, one Of the clerks atterwasd paid.
any one who desired wsa allowed 10 vote
without Questioning. - .7Es3'}aH M
I, a bitter contest had been worked up for
the Prosecuting Attofreyship, The firht
bad been conducted ior come weeks
through the columns Of the county papera.
put on tie morning Of the election tho
trscas narrowed down to painting the town
White with circulars. The sheridalty WAS
eagerly sought alter, and the statesmenl:ke
Circular was brought into frequent play to
annoy the voters and stir up the ''lie" pot.
Without the campaign circular an election
would hoa q tame affair, indeed.
The fight for the various other Offices was
warm and vigorous, but was not conduct.
ed on the ground Of more personal ore.
Judice, as seemed to be the case in the
other irstalcer. ;7,.s5t y, l.52
There were three Irish candidates in the
field Tor the various offices, one OF whom,
Mr.. Pat Cummine, has been Assessor in
one Of the districts. There is nearly 400
Of an Irish vote in the county, and from
the loud professions OF love made by the
Democracy Tor the sons Of Erin, il was
naturally to be supposed that compro.
miae OF come kind could have been ef.
tected. whereby this large body OF voters
should have been represented on the
ticket. bat, in accord with An old and
ttite saying ut r's everybody for himself
and the devil fer the hindmost one;" and
the claims Of tie Irish brethren were COM
pletely ignored. Some OF them have
aiready agreed to support Blaine. There
are mere to follow. ~ & @ei6
Z The ticket aB put in the field as near as
can be escer,ained is as tollows: For
House Of = Delegates, Geo. y. DavissoD;
rroseeutipg Attorney. Louis Bennett;
Sheriff., Q. a. Homer; Clerk Circuit
Court, W. g. Harrison; Clerk County
Court, E. A: Bennetti Assessors, Bland
Bailey and Mr.. Poke. q p
To say that the election WAS corrupt in
the extreme would hardly be e1pree3ivs.
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{ A We'll known Lady Dead.

WASHINGTON, August 1s-Msry Glen.
mer Ames, (Mrs Huduon) died at her resi.
dence in this city tonight Of hemorrhsse
Of the brain. She had been too i'll and
feeble for eeveral months to keep up her
usual literary work, but it Was not until
last Wednesday that the rupture of b,ood
weasel in the brain produced complete
prcs!rasion ending finally in death: .-
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CnlcAGo, August ls-The Ave days con.
test Of speed and endurance between
Louise Armando, the lady champion, and
John s. Prince, the champion bicyclis.,
against Charles N. Anderson, the horse.
back rider, began at tho base ball park in
this city this morning. The bicyclists met
snd defeated Anderson In similar match
at San Francisco lest April by short dis.
tance. The conditions OF the match are
that Anderson shall ride fifteen horses
agaiust q combined acore Of bicyclisls, the
latter to ride alternately eysry hall hour
ior twelve hours daily. The score at one
o'clock was: Anderson, 81 miles Arusn.
Do and Prince, 50 miles, E. I. !-tsat-st E.L-,.
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tia and guards placed at the corners Of The
streets; No ono wss permitted 10 20
through without a pass. The Louisiana
neld battery were ordered home, but as
taefe is son1e talk Of disturbance alter tho
New orleann militia returned hons they
,were again ordered to remain until m.
lieved by other troops. vlator's eupport.
ers have little heBissncy in saving they do
not recognise Judge Gates and tho Stats
Government. Merchants a,e wa,chinv
their storea and vigllant watch Is kent
,or lear OF further incendiarism. Judge
fontaurelleu staten hc hGa n Thousand
friends here be could call on II he go dc.
sired. He is much lncenssd st Viator's
arreet, but moves about without saying
much. . q = m - 80 --e
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Attachments s Ea,nst nm Investment Co.
Fort Worm, IExAs, August lS.-At.
tschments amounting to nearly $4,000
have been levied upon tho property Of the
Texas 1nvsftment Company including the
daily Gazette, which is largely owned by
the investment Company. The attach
ments were principally issued at the In
stance Of certain directors and stockholders
in the Inve,tment. Company, who take
this means Of forcing sale ofthe news.
paper properties and eHsctually separating
the land and banking business OF the com.
pany from It's several publishing enter.
prisea., i2y 9 IA
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WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, August ls.-John
D'oTn, colored lsborer residing at ""NiS-
Sef llllla," ehot and instantly killed Mrs.
Gllsabeth Barber, q prepoaecrsing mulat.o.
yesterday. Brown fed to this village and
snmmenced drinking deeply. On being
accused Of the murder hs drew q pistol
anu. anu snot himself in tho iorehesd, dying al
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Cholera at TouIou,

-& TouLoN, August lS.-There were sir
deaths from cholera to-day between 10 4.
NJ. and 6 p. N. The number Of serious cases
10 increasing. at L:,aenes, near; Sallies.
vile, three deaths occurred. The inhabi.
tan.1 ef the latter place are panic stricken.
There waa one death at Lsssyene to-day,
and one at Brignolep. & ,,t-'.''''
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DoS'r the State administration organs
thlnk It a lis!e unfortunate, not to say Htu.
pit, >ttM they have raised howl about
ap,osc,ip!;on?" On another page We in
rlte them once more to apsep at the rec.
ord Of Judge Woods. who wants to retain
his uIaca on the Supreme Bench.
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sc,rTDALE, Pa. August ;ls.-Tbis alter. !
noon Officers Lonefeiker aud Moses at
tempted to arrest . colored man named
Grecnlow, when thoslatter drew a reyol.
yer md commenced shooting. The OH.
cers returned the fire aud in the atftav
Moees was fatally shot through the bowels.
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Il WAS DEAD RIGHT E
GOV. jscksoh's JUSTIFICATION
u Il Al Haa'. SrMeh a philippl Yn.srday-wii.on
Csnsp!caous by nia Absucs-Nons,i Dans
NJ Up TO ths% qaseA'a Taste = 1hs
supstms Court H.ip.d Out, .lHG
Special NsiIateh 10 he IEik1iocacr.

1 . ..FI
PHiLlrpr. August lS.-Tha Board o.
Public Works Of West Virginia arrived
here to-day by special train, coming over
the new Grafton & Greenbrier road.
Through the kindness Of the Secretary Of
tho Board, who sent notice Of II, coming,
some of tho Democrats were enabled to
get up an 'impromptu' meeting in tho Court
House. The meeting was arranged for the
bsnei! Of the Governor, who wished 10
give his idea sof his administration and his
Official Gc's. When the crowd had
all assembled 1t numbered, in.
Guiding the o1cursionis.s, just ninety.
three people, the Governor was in.
troduccd. His speech in brlei was . dc.
tense Of his acts SO Governor. Tho re1ssess.
ment. he Eaid, was done because 1t was in
his opinion matter Of right and necessity,
In ordering the measure hs had only done
what ho had conceived to be right. He
had been directed to order the reassess.
mont and be had done It. ola Barbour
county," he said, "the valuation Of real
estate had not been raised, but left nearly
at 1t had been originally. In L,Bis and
one or two neighboring counties Ii had
becn raised about fifteen per cont"
Other acts Of his administration were
juati6ed, and then Judge Maxwell's record |
was attacked, principally on account OF his |
test oath measures. Z - III |
George II. Mofle:t, editor OF the. Register,
was feroc;cusly attacked by ths Governor. |
The manner Of Modett'a election to the |
House Of Delegates by a combination sof
Gteenbackers and Independent Democrats
was sneeringly referred to, and his course
in that House sevsrely criticised,
Tho Governor had evidently read the !
Register Of this morning, it which it is 40.
serted that "Windy" Wilson had been an |
original and incorporating enemy and |
denouncer Of reassessment, for he never
referred to that worthy during the whole
course Of his hours remarks. The speech
was generally devoid Of vi.uperation and |
blllingsgste, and was listened to in respect |
ful silence. Judge Woods was not present
to hear bis defense at the hands Of the
Governor. I! is an opon secret here that
Woods will lose Barbour county by several
hundred votes. The Board left this after
noon for Grafton.
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:. SARATOGA. N. Y, Angus: lS.-It is said
here that Robert Bonner has purchased
Maud S. OF W. FL. Vanderbilt and that the
mare will be used in tro!ting races, Maud
s. will, rs far as rumor goes, be delivered
TO Bonner's representative to.morrow
morning. ss444'2'f7$ a ~ = ~
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AHEHlCA WINS,
Urlndle Eugiinh Hull Killed After
tarr TWU Hours Fighting, "a stt-y =

A Urlndle Euglinh Hull Killed After
Two Hours Fighting. 70 strg n
LoSa ISLAND Clrr, I, l., August lS.-A
dog fight between the imported Euslsh
brindls Jim, the property Of an English
backed by B,ston and English
sportsmen. and brindle from Philadelphia
Tor $500 and the gate money took place
tals afternoon. The Philadelphia dog won,
killing his antagonint alter two hours
lighting. Between Eve and six hundred
pe'nons from all parts Of the United States
and England were present. The large
Eaelinh dog was the favorita at the START
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Ensign Cnpehnr,,s- 4 Con,,it,,n,. ,,,tulu,,

KEY WEs7. August 1S.-Ensign Cape,.
bart, slck With yellow fever, is slightly i'm {
proved. Tomorrow the final result OF hia !
attack will be determined. There IL no
other case with even the slightest suspicion
oi It's being yellow fever on the islsnd. = -
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Ltberni,eu ON Bail.

DODGE Cry, KAN, August 1s.-David
Mathers, or Mysterious Dave" who on
tho night Of the 2lst of July killed Ar.
sistant Marshalf Thomas Nixon, and who
was on preliminary examination held for
murder in the tl.st degree, was on Sat-
urday taken before Judge Strong, at
Larned, on habess corpus and put under
$4,000 bonds to sppear at the October
term. George Jemeison and J. w. CraT-
ford, merchant, Samuel Galland anda
railroad man named Drake. are his bonds.
men, There is much comment, but no ex.
citarnnrt ag9JgLifsf-s % r NJ 3 No. q
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Ton Cars wreck ed on ~, n : = =

4 CuAnERLAND, MD, August ls.-The
breaking Of wheel Of one Of the cars Of a
iteight train on the Baltimore & Chic rail.
road, near Sir Johns run, yesterday after.
noon, caused the demolition OF ten csrs
laden with freight. The passenger train
leaving here at II A. N. was detained about
seven hours. o. Although the cara and
freight are perfect wreck, no lives we're
lost aiSGg $3.50 27
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Baker. Camden aud Davis in Ecw York.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intei,genesT, 3-41,
New YORK, August 1S.-Senator Cam.
den, who hos Just arrived from Europe, ex-
Senator Davis and Lewis Baker, Of the
Wheeling Regater, we're in close conaulta-
ton Tor two hours this afternoon, They
visited tho National Committee rooms to.
gether this evening. 80 ~ y, : J.
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EsE4GEB by toe Registers triumph at
Gpi.ou, Governor jackson went all the
way 10 Pnilippi, The home Of Juoge Woods,
TO denouucs Mr.. Mo[ett, Of the Register.
AT las. sccounis the +Rtgisler was preparing
10 ges out ono mora isare. S- =
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A fair Offer.

The volAic Bel. Company, Ms,-,b.,,E
Mich, otlsr 10 send DR.. Dyes Voltaio I Rsit
and Appliances on trial. for thirty dnv. ~, ~
men. young or old, lllIcted with nervons
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles.
ssO advertisement In this paper. 4" SfhsaT
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Uoy. Z. WILLS WILSON has deserted and
v,po over to the enemy, and the Governor
puesks without naming him. His Bourbon
Escellpncy can SEE through q mill stone
with hole IN il. 4
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Coke eEo,inrnrn Meeting,

fisTsDuRaH, Pa, Aueuat 1s.-The Coke
f'oducesa Association meets here to NOR.
row to consider the desilability Of order
ing shut down Of all ovens in the Con.
aelisvllle region ior the purpose Of restrict.
" production and thereby improving
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Tur s.a.e administration nominated
Wilson, but the Rrgi,lsr ring hes captured
him, Il has also capsnred the sss!o Com.
mi,,ec. and r!ucked victory from defeat.
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WHsy General Butler dennuncss tho
p,ntcIaltc platform as a sham and the
psr,y "a tho eaery Of labor, he hi. two
nails sqpHply en- the bead.
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yopOpY has rccuscd Judge Maxwell Of
bsjpv lnounlehspE.
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~.
Jealousy ~

srAus7os, VA, August 1s.-Elaey vii.
liams shot Thomas Brown dead naar
,Waynesboro, and then shot his fa,her.in.
law. Cause, jealousy. y" - y
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LOGAN Is running vol, 100. Has any.
botv head ci llcndricks2 m ir
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Now tkey viii tcAassrt their belief that
he pot the Hpccrs. r'
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SoE Won't Governor Cleveland come
to,sarl with his long delayed letter. But.
l., cot tired Ct waiiiEg iorhim a
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PLATFORM ONE OF E1pEDlEXrs.

Z. EFAAlFOhM oak VI 6AekUlhSISs gilFt7 q
I will not omit the TACT that In the
platform adopted there. were certain sweet
phrases used toward the iorsign.born citi.
zen. There were certain honeyed words,
over and over rcpested, in order that their
repetition might seem like earnest advoca.
cy put in favor CT labor, and upon some Of
hetopics Of our platform. Bat do claim,
and submit 10 the beet Judgment OF the
people, that comparing the TWO platforms
and taking the action of the convention,
every claim OF the Anti.Monopolist, and of
the National Grecnback and Labor men,
was SO contemptously j.cted or 80 thor.
oughly smothered by plstitudts which
would permit any financial theorist OF any
monopolist to subscribe to the majority
platform, that Ia most apparent on the face
Of the resolutions that they were simply
revolutions Of expediente to catch votes by
indIrection, deception. and illusion, not
declaring thoss high principles which
should form the basis OF tho united action
Of great party Of the people. Yb 5,,.,ll..ii. IN
WHY AN IMPLICIT PLATFORM SHOULD De De.
MASpED OF THE DyMccRAcy.
Tho country has had no experience for
nearly G quarter Of a century Of what the
Democracy would do II they had the
power, so that the people are Obliged to Re.
auire the most explicit pledges from them
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But by. .aome mismanagement they failed to
respond, and in answer to numerous cries
Mr.. George Neale, who like spartacus, ''dld
not come hero to talk" nevertheless
spoke, but happily, very briefly. In re-
sponse to calls Mr., Amber detained the
audience for q short spell. Mr.. Amber,
as I was informed by ardent admirers ot
that gentleman'u lung power, is the SILVER
tongusAs orator. Of Wood county-and
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At this point 1t should have been the
duty Of the band to have played that ia.
miliar hymn, = " H., it:5.-S9, it.:.-si
VI .4 "Togettcs let us svcetly ,,vc. s4l
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Ghe 2qtEtAidI9Ielttltr.

o,,,,, ;;1,Ii,S' SoS, N Mn" ~ t"nr,ecn'h n.reet.
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what county Is without one? He humane.
ly cut his remarks. short. Then Mr.. Leon.
ard emerged from the shadow Of The por.
tico, aud handing little boy a box ol ci.
CARS, icellpgly remarked as q sort Of bepe.
dic!ion, "Gcntlemen. you will help your.
ae!vcs 10 cigan; yon know I am q temper.
anSe man" l take this opportunity ol
calling this undemocrat!c and uucousiitu.
tional hospitality 10 the attention Of his
Exceliency the Governor and bis Efficient
aids the Little Four" This breach Of
cuMom must necessarily engage their de-.
votlon IN the interest oi the party 10 i'm.
convene tho court and declare
the &C! null and void. - : So
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Tl,oIsethcs X let us swce.ly liyc,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-01-23

CLATE or wAsMx0ToS TWP. BUrLxK CO., PA.)
Letters Of administration having been grant.
Cd to the undessigned on the estate Of Ebenezer
Christy, late Of Washington twp, Butler coun
~, Pa. notice IN hereby given TO all parties
moving themselves indebted to ssid estate To
make immediate payment aud any having claims
sgsinst said estate will present them duly
authenticated for payment
MRS. JANE CHHisrY, .s,,,.
q. w. CHkrsTY, num-
North Hope, Butler county, Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-01-23
Election Notice.

PARMERs AsD BREEDERS MUTUAL LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the members Of the
Farmers and Breeders Mutual Live Stock
Insurance Association Of the United States
will be held at office Of Secretary in Butler
Pa, on the last Tuesday Goth day of Jan.
uary, 1884, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at which time
officers 10 serve for the ensuing year will be-
elected. BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS.
JSo. +. BYEgs, Sec'y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-01-23
Est.te Of samuel Young.
Estate Of ! 1ohn Conn. Decd.
Executor sale.

I3y virtue OF the provisions Of the will OF W l
liam Thompson, decd, late OF hiddiesex twp-
Butler county, Pa, the undersigned, his Execu
tors, offer for sale part of the farm Of said VII
liam Thompson, located in MiddleseI twp
Butler county, Pa, one mile west OF the Butler
and Pittsburgh Plank Road, aud four miles
east OF tho P,& w. Railroad containing FIFTY
NINE AND ONE-HALF $40 ACRES, one
half cleared snd In good cultivation. the baisnct
we'll tiDbered and all der fence, Ia convenient
70 schools and churches, and 10 well watei co.
For further infornation Inquire OF on the farm
or address,
W. 8. THOMPSON, rvecu,or.
W. r. 1HoNPsoS,
Glade Mill r. D., Butier, Co., Ia,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-01-23

(IATv OF CLAY TWP, BUTLER CO., DECD
Letters of administration on the above
named estate having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all p-rsons knowirg themselves in
debted TO said estate will please make imme-
diste payment and any having Claims ayAins.
ssid estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
HENRY MILLER, Administrator,
Coulter vile r. o., Butler 20, Pa.
L. r. BowsYR, Atty.
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BRICKS! BRICKS

The subscriber continues the max mo ~ hrick.
common. pavement. bay-window and other nlaI
tiles at his Kiln on the Fair Ground road. half
mile west OF Butter He will keep on hand q lot
OF bricks at all times. He will also make and bum
brlck IN the country for anyone desiring TO have
them made on their own farm or premises
As he Intends carrying on the brick making
business. he invites the custom OF all promisin1
TO give entire satisfaction TO all who may patrone
izc him. '"'
All orders promptly filled at reasonable rates.
Call on or address, .''
J. GEORGE sTAMlf.
mar2s-3 But Ter Pa.
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Notice.

The time fixed by the Court for hearing other
business than trial by Jury; such ~ applics-
tons for license to sell Liquors, and objections
thereto by evidence. petition. remonstrance or
Counsel, will be heard Friday. March 7th. 1874
Directors desiring subpoena for witnesses
must file exceptions.
Bottlers' license must be applied for ~ in
other cases to the Court. By The CoURT.
BUrIER COUNTY ss Certified from the Re-
cord this llth day Of January, 1884.
W. 3 DODD5, Clerk.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-01-23

Whereas letters Of administration d. bonus
non In the estate OF d. Moore. decd, have been
Issued to me by the Register OF tue probate oi
Wills for Butler couEty. This is to give notice
to ailpartIes indebted to ssid estate to call and
settle, and all persons having claims axainst the
same viii present them duly probated for pay.
ment, s.F BOWSER. Adm'r Of
ID koorc, decd, Butler, Pa.