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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21

REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Nov. 20. 1894
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salcsroom to-day;
By John 7. Boyd.
i.story atone. front dwellings with lots, as OF West
Sth.st. POO Il oil lthavc, each lot Ioxlooo WIN oo
l A.storv brick building with lots, sof lt2d.s,.
100 II W OF Brook.ayc. each lot 2oflOo WIN >, .oo
lots = Of East 75th.st 9S II Oh vc.A. each ok
l02.2. Daniel ncman aud Anne l. Auen....- $40
ByE n. Luti0w Co.
3.story house with lot. No 10 Washington square. go
II near 5th.aye lot lslNlfl; Geo Wetmore, oV'oOo
pIoy OF s9d III vonen ms ooo 5000
1 frame house with lot, II > OF Eas' 70thst 235 It Gao
OF lst.ave, lot 26X 0oi. ID knabe. 2oOo
lot of West lSith.st $50 II g OF ttiave, 2o1- coo
lots OF West listh.st, 1913 It Of 9thave, each ma
25X9oll; Partck Fox o'V"
BIZ Richdrd V. Hnrneh d o.
l 4.story stone.front dwelling with lot. No s45 9Th.
ave, es, 800 II OF 62d-st, io 2oxloo Y Lie ooooo
Ins q
4.siory brownst,ncfro dwellings, with lots, Nos
1857 l75 East 07tlst II =, ljl II W OF 3dave ooo,
lot IlOO.lli l. stuart 1"'o'
p' GoX VI AN Ok 100 Newman Cohen 1900
10 lOts " OF Indercliaave between HUN anu coo-
l47th SITS together H.lnx52: b Fellman oo"o
plot not q x ana; Oh "a Fslrchid w $500
p9 % AMI & Gs sts 90 same 2GG5O
lots on Broadway OF DycKman-st each 2o1' 40
10 :; Timothy Donovan. - -1-o
Zoe Ran, F 2, Tfai~1y uo'uns 1850
'o,, s aG avon 5,;SS ID; same biver 1925
lots Dyckman.st cor OF Nermily eaave eacn
r.
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b., richard V. Harneu d Go.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


ll9thst S53 W Of 1staye ls9Hloo1o Cath cooo
English TO Louisa BaumgartLer --..::-;.--,; O,vUO
and another executors to II Murray lO250
dam on ami another ~ executor to " Allen $1,000
10 Dunn 10 VandcThof ........... 1900
Hudsou-st No 2O7: John Aston and wife to TRINITY
l22d.st n = 2Si Il W Of 4tliave 25xl00.ll ; 800
learce T Il Booth. .:.;..- o,OVO
S5tls 1913 II e OF AveA l7x3O; Evehne John' . ooo
son ct al 10 \ StuOenrauch ana VIE; iNOO'
lo2d 81. 80 II " ef Avc.A. 2jIlOOll; Esther
Goldman and another N kaf ca IiVOJ
l2lsst So. i-3 n cot Aye-A, l71sO; Thos smith 49,
and wife to VIM Mieske 4O'0
Sda anus 3 and md vile S to VIM sacdm 2a5OO
SAM 1880
otn anS u fe ' !" JOS sch1art1schd $1,000
''h WYE to Geo Ron ....- $4,000
1sI 10 erna a Toeh $4,000
l28th.st n 1853 W OF Gth-ave, l70x99ll; VI 1900
Wilson and wife TO Aug pollman -; loOOo
Algood IT to Cornell and anot or 49,. lO,037
ne:ton and wte to Geo zuc er and wife 10000
Jencks to II A Maurcr.................-..- 1000
ia nson and wife IOJ Is cornell and another l
Same Property. IL interest Ethel VI B IhuIston -
and another to same. .-.. 10
same property, la interest; Chas IL Wickham TO -
same property 1.6 INTEREST," Thos Wickhsm TO same 10
Same prep Tty, LIZ INTEREST," l. ID / NlcAhah 'hN "a
same rrop rtv Is interest. L Marburv ant an
o,er executors. TO siuie. 39oOO
sam zane Tto ''' ...,...,.... $500
same property Bayard Clarke ct oil, executors to go ~
ivo'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NETWORK. Nov. 90.


There was no new development in the
petroleum speculation to-day which would inspire hope
that 1t had been lifted OF the rt OF narrow local
manipulation Pricesswung and down according TO the
necessities of traders In closing their accounts soas
To out the days transactions with the
smallest possible loss. The from the Thorn
Creek District unimpOrtant and the probable pro.
duction OF the wells si due In that region IL locked
In the breasts of the spectators who hold
the market In the hollow OF their hands. Ices
were carried up to 72i2 cents before noon.
lus the later dealings made on recedrg
movement. and the close, while not positively
weak could not be called firm except by of generous
compliment.
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spIPITs OF TURpEyTIyE.
erporrAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON Nov. 30 -TGrpeatine quiet al 23kc. bid
SAVANNAH. Nov 20-rurpentine nrln at zoe.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 2c.-TurDcntnc hrn at 2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21

$4,000 bush shpments-Four 5000 bbs; whsae l.! 900
buah; Corn 270O0 bush: 6,0OJ bush; Rye l.o00
BUSH Barley. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-21
rE'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known AZ the
| NEW.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

NbN-1ONh, LIANT AM "'-''i-''-
Arrangements Of trains from chambcrs't Depot
co1ehes to Binena Gto1' Elnira and Buiaio sleeping
Cooee' Csy S Su, PSa fn sn Ss.ai An
ol tine Pullman sleeping Coaches 70 Buffalo ar'sa
e@5 pS'raS ssa%,aS, Ssa GIss !, nd
onldaN Connecting Trans arrive Toledo 500 m and i~
sp mpDny' 'raslec Express for the West, solid rr,s
q Pullman nay and ssenng SaSns, To- bnsham,op q,
etd nndel smokms CNachce g heago
i%SSs%SSS Gi 10 SiS $50 DID Sc@Sopa y @glasSe
s'sg.ss S.s iSsS ANA asS ABA. ss
aasssS SS$ n %st,.sSS,s
S-s soS s G'!s sS ss STS" ant sashr sa'aris
al,6,, ealy, sgeiTs glssT Sie g'eggo ana smrw
aaG p %ioisft sandaSs Siasso 1870 N laS oso sps
%Srass fas icas@t9s,gH ssaa.,.Sisr@ sa,s,,
RoSiSat ard Kingston and Montgomery Gam aSoPA
Goshen SIS 7,5o o 1870 am, $3.50 $50 sao $50
pm Sunday Sls $50 iosp an ESQ r ~ aso $50 pm
sasSSy 5iLS $50 loso N $50 pm The ,ns Ne ss. az
ia9 trans connect WIN & az .ln.s ony
Tor, yervis $50 1920 am 4;S0 . 3 sjOpp SUNDAY
'S oas leave aS quarter OF and quarter after s. nSss
iron 5A5 ~ 10 l0A5pm every thirty minutes III" ''
lO.i5 o m TO l2:l5 a every hour. ,..u. ana
Tcses passage Drawing sS SSsssns
@ Of baggage NAV be eft At The Companys cnse;
SC. al 3. e57 BtSsdwsy ls5 Wst 6so = "
FIrress trains from tho West arryein NewYork " "'
7.:;O II :25 a m and 1920 y. m. -, Mar Work
JOHN \. ABBOTT, Gen'l Passr Agent New, Duy
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhsS,r.aa i "a
~ Trains for Englcw0od closter fis iS9 N a.,
Nyack T. 500 10 IN, ]. 3;2O T. 800 ,io NV o'''
lJmIlnight. sundays Z, o. ~, ana slo W. .ko n a.
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey Z, 10 H. ~"
'u'' JOIN n. ABBOTT. Goal Passr Ascat: New, or
WEST SHORE QUITE. DIVER
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON kis rror,snas
All except $50 p train leave West s.as' .syes nos
and pcsbrosses sts stations. 4:3O y. H. Tram 'o~'
thi-aso. a, r. m Pullman Shoppers through
st. Louis $3.50, - d m. Pullman steepers ,.an.,.
Detroit, 10 M, '6;e0. - D. m iulmsn 1Rp"be,tsr 10
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Buffalo nose
a. m e. 30 = D IN sleeping and parior cars through
syracuse, 7;ln, 10 q M, $500, - p m
Utica 7,iO 40 il20 a. .5i5l = p M. Ia $50 u
Catssii ana Albany '7;lo 40. il:2o a M >''' .
pNewburg and Kingston .7;lo 40. llso a. nj S'''
For MopTea and Canada East 7o m; oSo ~ $50.
Hamilton. London, 10 q m, $3.50. u p H. 'o'"
Saiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY ear seecmmcds
For tickets tables parlor or s.spS sYy Penn RIB
,,os or ,n,ormafion apply offices Jersey Ccurts
An, office foot Fulton New ork Sy ~ IDS Easo
an ". ath it0 i23 broadway, 7SI otna 90. o Cor:
IS5ih Al i5Jia Bowery, Penn H. Stsion foot
,.it md Desbr ses ss and West snosS "a from hotee
wpast I'D At Barxage caet for anu chesA eaceA
M rr,i,nces orders be lett A. ue,es pasa Agene
any, aa statest HENRY MoNErL "o~
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
ToBoSTONs3.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA, 1885.
PORTLAND Sd
NORWICH LINE.

PoRTLANDs6
and no transfers.
Steamers CITY OF Worcester and "City Of Boston,
leave Pier 40 ~ r. Of watssi next pier above pe>
brosses.st. Ferry. daily. except SUNDAYS at4Sop.m.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD D. 5-commsnctng october 3 1884
800 Rochester and Montreal express through draw
.8o' M Fas, Limited CHICAGO Express with dining cars,
.toppnga. ALBANY Utica syracgse socheser. Bnaso NJ
i0l0i. m. next tav
ioa Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects foe
iii a. m Western NewYork and Northern Express With
$50 ~ ~. Albany Troy AMI Ute, Express throara
j Acc9Mmoda.,lon to Alnsay and Troy -, x
FAIL. safae Gncnas ToS,o Detroit and ''''
Auburn rS'a and q s,rse,a .,,5 Montreal, - no.,..,
nnaac %iaysra Fails ccysiaai Toledo Detroit Chicago
IGn % xnress wS cara to Albany au,
Troy Connects with tho mornns trains Tor tho West AMI
i' T"Soi, ON SIZE a. r"na pt gevns
G S S rpa 49, an, mr2ss ana sHa
and 81 wssNInsiop ani 40 Fulton ats BrooSyn and 70
an Ns s.; ysrs car s,, ssf
53S Washington at, BROOKLYN ,,...,
Blgcago calc, forani checked tro rs yn, suna,v
Inese trans SION a, mariem iaoth 1t, and tln:iys
JM dody, sSampSrn,enden General Passenger Assn.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
station, in Newvo :apsy'Tnas @ .s'' o''''
~ " (Phila & Re?d. Rn. foot Lbertyst.
LEAVE NEW.YORK commencing November l0 1854. q.
For south Amboy via PM & Reading RR i5o' sdS
llul q m 1850 400, 500; a:ib. y. m, Suniavs ssot
Sii m, via. Penn. Rt, l2cO M. 300 ZOO p u sun
DAYS q. m. APP m. 49, ,.,,.n,, .oo NIX
For Matawan &c, via Phil. q Reading Rk, 4So. sSlo
' $50 iSC t3C 300 has Zoo M SON sS1fas c5
y. m. sundays a. M. p m. 90 on M
100 n M sundays M Pm via PM ana heaai9 1s
X 30 Sis a 1890 4. 43O, Aio r. M sundays $40
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury fsrs os r
Girt, Point Pheasant &c, wa Phar
delnhla an Reading RR 4SO SIS 1880 TOO, 6t5p m.
sundays stopping Ocean Grove or Asenry PARK 100
S4j a. Pennsylvania tR, 800 a. w. l2;OO ol0 oOO,
200 p sundays stopping at Ocean Grove or Asouy
Err Freehold Via PHILADELPHIA and Reading RR, Sl5 Hoo
m 400 800 D. m. For Lakewood Toms River and barne-
cat via p d r. RR at 43p 3l5 a. l:3O, 4SO m For
Toms River. via Penn. RR, at $500 a. M For Eineand
Brdgeton Atlantic CITY, &C. via Phis keadng hh- 4''o
RUFUS BLODGETT C.G.H HANCOCK. r. WOOD.
Supt G. q L. A, T. n X hf " = a, Z. w:
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STAINED

Good Ordinary l3iO ,1w mi"''"S'' I5is
Ordinary Sl2 Niitllns
rmtnfcs Wcre moro active at irregular prices Lverpo7
oro"cd ovcr and market early IN the day dec lncn
pon,s This dec Inc however aftcrwar IecoveIed an
nj The close prices were o 10 pontt mglcr VA" 'o W
agu,os of la,t sales. l2b,1Uo bales
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boarn al,o Rooms.

East Side.
DOARDERS WANTED.-Desirabl front
paror With convencnccs also single rooms FOR gentle
men excellent boi % amt 20 last 23s Madison square
rI'O RENT.-On Madison-avc.. between 3ith-
and a5h SITS, twoeesan apartments with private ser
WV r. A. ~, Tribune Uptown oace, l,23s broadway.
STH-ANE.. 14l.-Nery desirable rooms on
- second noor with board vs
IN1H.ST.. 30 EAST-Niccly furnished
~ rooms references
~ EAST 20rlI-SE- Large and hand
I eonelv FURNISHED rooms with afstcass bosrl terma
moderate references.
80 Madlson-avc. superior board sccond
floor, our toons other euliea and single room"
Woet Sii,
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOOR
~ routhetn exposure breakfast u desired ieieoi''
~ Mc,t ihthsL
IuRNISuEp ROOM Wirll BOARD, A few
u t.trfulk urnishod looms board u desired Ia private
family, = West ieutat
I ARGE furnished, sunny front room; baths
j ! a,iloinng, moderate rent IN Wet lbthsL
Two DESIRABLE PARllES,-Chocc suite
L sunny rnom. second door superior table private Mdh
batn n desired large sunny room thrd hoor 20 west
5uthst.
WEST 4sTH-Sr.-YOun couple, owning
I'LL house. will three roOmsi desired Colrd VIII DO
given 10 four
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., l,6O5 l-st.-Persons
superior board by the day week in one OF the most de-
IN ths city Convenient 20 tue hite House
sd,lre,, MRS. HARVEY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21

! In our issue of April 9th, we made note
of the reported decision of the Supreme Court
of this State regarding the right of brewers and
| distillers to sell their liquors at any point
| within the county in which they are located,
| excepting the place of manufacture. The case
| in which the decision was made had not yet
been reported; but it is reported in the Week
ly Notes of Cases dated May 10, 1884. The
case is that of Britton VS.. the Commonwealth,
taken up from the Quarter Sessions of Fayette
county. Britton manufactured whisky at
Brownsville, Fayette county, and sold it at
Connellsville, in same county. He was indict-
ed for selling liquor without license, and asked
the Court to charge the jury that "If you find
that the defendant had licensed distiilery at
Brownsville and sold the whisky there dis
titled at his warehouse in COnnellsville, and
did not sell elsewhere in the county, and there
only whisky manufactured in his Brownsville
distllery, in quantities not less than one gal
lon, he is not guilty" This point was refused
whereupon he took out writ of error, and
appealed to the Supreme Court. The Supreme
Court in their decision dated Feb. 25, 1884,
review the acts of Assembly of April 10, lS49,
March 81, 1856 and April 20, 1858, regarding
the licensing of distilleries and breweries, and
part of the U. S. revenue laws, and decide the
defendant was protected under the laws in his
sales of liquor at Connesville by his distiller's
license, and reverse the judgment OF the Court
below. "a distiller of whisky, having
license under the law of this Commonwealth,
is at liberty to sell the whisky manufactured
by him at any place within the same county
where his mandatory is established" The
opinion was written by Judge Clark OF the
Supreme Court, and adopted without dissent,
the effect of a statutory local prohibition
law not being passed upon.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
Washburn & Hunting'S United
Shows.

The great shows of L. w. Washburn and
Robert Hunting having been consolidated for
this season, thus making one of the largest and
grandest shows in America, as their shows be-
fore united were two of the leading Shows of
America This great consolidation will be in
Butler Friday, May %. The menagerie con-
tains numerous cages of rare animals. The
great black Elephant being a great feature
which is by far greater curiosity than a
white Elephant.
The Museum contains many curiosities,
and Sergt. Mason the would-be slayer of the
assassin of our great martyred President, Gar
field, will hold receptions in his tent. In the
circus, although large enough for three rings
contains but one, as a person can only look
at one ring at time. In this large ring
will be seen the best performances ever CIV
en- by any show. Among the performers are
NJ. Robert Whitaker, the champion bare
back rider of the world, who was with Fore
paugh last year. Also the daring equestrian
Miss Lizzie Keyes. The Huntings. Robert
and Clarice, the finest trapize performers in
the world, Roemer and Lerouk Barnum's
So, 900 challenge horizontal bar performers, and
and fifty other performers the best in the cir
Gus profession. In speaking of this show,
the Keystone Courier, of Connellsyille, Pa,
says:
"Nearly five thousand people were agreea-
able surprised last Friday, by the perform
ance of the Washburn & Huntings circus.
The circus performance was the best eyer
seen in this city, and we have had Forepaugh
and Barnum. Roemer and Lerouk came in
for the greatest applause, they being the ia
vorites. We hope Messrs. Washburn Il
Hunting success, as they deserve it.
Don't forget the date Friday. May %. grand
street parade at IL o'clock on day of show.
Usual prices of admission.
The Normal Term of the Witherspoon Insti-
tute will open Monday, June 16. For circular
containing full particulars address
p. S. BANCROFT.
m21-2t Butler, Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
G.. WILSON MILLER & Bro.

Wall Paper and Window Shades,
large stock, new designs, just received
at j. F T. Stehle's.
Wall Paper and Window Shades,
large stock, new designs, just received
at j. F. Il. Stehle's.
-Spang New Family Sewing Ma
chine for $4,000.
Go to Kelly's on Jefferson street,
Butler, Pa, for g. A. R. Suits, buttons
and caps. Gents Suits $3.5 SO and up,
Pants Scots and up, Boys Suits Sl.5O
and up, Shirts SOC. and up, Hats 10c.
and up, Shoes soc. and up, and furnish
ing goods at bottom prices.
If you want nice window pole OF
extension cornice, 60 to G.. Ketterer.
A Special
Lot of mems good suits at $400 Pat
terson's one price Clothing House.
Sweet & Orr's overalls, the best in
the world, atD. A. Heck's.
Team Harness which have nc
equal sold at slaughtering prices al
G. Roessing & Sons, Jefferson St.
Musical instruments and Musica
goods in general, on sale now at the
music store of Kleber Bros. Il Stauffer
Butler, Pa, at reduced rates.
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A Card.
MIDDLEsEX TWP, May 19, Il
III. w. CHRISTIE.

MIDDLEsEx TWP, May 19, 1884
MEssRs. EDITORs-Please announce to the
public that we, the republican citizens of Mid
dlesex township, having heard that some of the
candidates for Sheriff are casting abroad false
reports concerning our man for that position;
we, the undersigned, do say for Mr.. Kramer,
that he left the Democratic party just after the
war, knowing and seeing that the party did
not use the Union soldier with the respect he
thought they deserved, and do say that he has
been one of our stand-bys at the polls in said
township in the Republican party ever since
and would say to the public that if man
sees he is on the wrong side for the defence
of the rights of his country and turns to the
right side should not the soldiers and citi-
zens respect him for so doing. Mr.. Kramer
has been citizen of Middlesex township,
for twenty-six years, having held several
township offices, some of them for three or
four years in succession, and we as citizens
and old soldiers do say that he was always
true to the position he held and the trust of
the people, and do join in hand heartily to
endorse the above.
Joseph Flick, Snyder Glasgow, Jacob Flick,
Samuel A. Leslie, VIM. j. Peaco, Henry A.
Varpe, Samuel McCaslin, Robt. Trimble,
Wendle Hickey, William Snider, w. s. Sny
der, j. NJ. Mcbride, Jas. w. Park, Clause
Truber Rittman.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue of sundry writs of Sci. Fa., III. Fa (,
Al. Fl. Fa. AL Lev. Fa., Leviri Facias and Ven
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
Monday, the I'd day of June,
A. D., 1884, at one O'Clock. p. M, the following
described property, to-wit:
d No 62 June 7 1854, Jos. Bredin atty
All the right, title, interest and claim OF r.
s Montgomery, of, in and to twenty-five acres
of land, more or less, situate in Cherry towns
ship Butler county, Pa, bounded as follows,
to wit: on the north by John Nelson, east by
David Atwell south by Jas Billin gsly, west by
Alex Lindsy; partly cleared, log house with
frame kitchen attached thereon. Seized and
taken in execution as the property OF K. 5.
Montgomery, at the suit of John Il. Thomp-
son,
E d No 81 June L, 1884. Thompson 81 Son
att'ys,
All the right, title, interest and claim of s.
d. Oliphant of, in and to all that undivided
one-half of a certain tract of land situate in
Washington township, Butler county, Pa,
bounded and described as follows, beginning at
post at the Lawrenceburg and Centreville
road, near by the 3. 81 A. K. K, thence north
50 deg east l52 As perches to stone by lands OF
p P HilIiard and NJ Hilliard, thence south 62
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
Black Gross Grain.

Dress silks at so cents and up. We
have very splendid assortment of
colored silks, satins, &c, at
RITTER Il RALsToN'S.
At 20 Cents.
Ottoman, Brochures in all colors at,
RITTER & RALsToN's,
If you buy fruit trees from John
Nigel, you will not be cheated He
sells nothing but what is good.
An immense stock of Flynets
coming in to be sold at the lowest
prices ever offered at G. Roessing &
Sons, Jefferson St.
Mourning Goods.
We make a speciality of Mourning
Goods, carrying full assortment of
all kinds of Black Dress Goods, Shawls,
Grapes and trimmings to match, at
RITTER & RALsToN's
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
A Card.
BUTLER, MAY 10th, 1884

BUTLER, MAY 18th, 1854.
There are stories in. circulation in almost
every township in the county that own a
200 acre farm, two oil wells, race horses and
one half of the stock of the Bald Ridge Oil
Company. That am wealthy and do not need
the office for which | am candidate. |
would consider myself fortunate if | had either
that 200 acre farm any one of the above
named fortunes. If L owned so much wealth
l certainly would not be asking an Office. L
positively deny every one of these stories
and all injurious and slanderous statements
which have been put into circulation. do
not own one acre of land, no oil wells or in
terests in any; never have owned q race horse.
do not and never did own one dollar of stock
in the B. r. Oil Co., ner any other oil company.
These absurd stories have been circulated by
some of my competitors to injure me before
the people. Why have the people never heard
of these immense wealth stories until within
few days of the election.
H. w. CHRISTIE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
A Card.

CLINTON TP., May II, 1884.
Having been informed that certain aspl-
rant for the Office of Register and Recorder has
been circulating damaging reports against Mr..
VIM. HI. Walker, formerly of this township,
(who is also candidate for the same office,
business transactions between Mr..
Walker and myself, / take this method of
informing the Republican voters of Butler
county that all such reports are mallciously
false, that the most cordial relations exist be-
tween us and that in all our dealings, | have
found Mr.. Walker an honest man.
GEORGE LOVE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
Live Stock Insurance.

FARMERS AND OWNERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Insure your horses and cattle against
loss occasioned by death from disease,
death from accident, or by theft, with
the Farmers and Breeders Mutual
Live Stock Insurance Co., located at
Butler, Pa.
For rates and insurance, apply to
James H. Tebay, Agent. Butler, Pa.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21

Call early and get the best bar
gains ever offered in knee busters at
G. Roessing q Sons, jefferson St.
send or leave your order for Sewing Ma.
chine, of any make, at E. Grieb's Jewelry store
Sewing Machine attachments and repairs
ofall kinds, at E. Grieb's Jewelry store
Light running Domestic Sewing Machines
Jos Niggle & Bro. Agents, Butler, Pa If
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
New Mackerel,

We are in receipt of another lot of
fresh mackerel in Buckets. Prices low,
cheaper than in Kits, Easily handled.
Buckets useful when empty.
10 ID Wooden Buckets 75c.
10" 80.
Is" $1.10.
Weights guaranteed. We also have
new mackerel in half bbls and quarter
bbls at Lowest Prices.
G.. WILSON MILLER & Bro.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
Court Notes.

The petition of Jane Young praying that
rule may issue on the Overseers of Concord
township to show cause why she should not be
re-lnstated in the possession of her property v
and have her name stricken form the books OF
the Poor District, was granted returnable to
next Argument Court.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
Circus DaY

ifyou are in Butler don't fail to go and
see John Bickel, the Boot & Shoe man,
prices lower than ever this spring and
larger store to select from than any
other House in the county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-21
Red Ball Flour,

Why does nearly every merchant in
selling -four, no matter at what price
he sells at, make the remark, lit is just
as good as Red Ball. Don't look for
answer next week. We give the all
swer at once. 1t is done to help them
sell their -four.