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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

renacen en- Cuba. y los ma'hecho
res, y sus encubridores. y c6mpli
ces, SON objeto de incesante, seti
va y fecunda persecution, nun' io
grato de mejores diss para aque
Has provincias en- no lejano por
venir.
A las capturas de que dimoe
cuenta en- nGmeros anteriores, po
demos afadir en- cate sitio las de
otros individuos, con Ia presenta
ci6n de dos tristemepte famosot
bandidos, con armas y maniciones,
verificads en- Ia provincia de San
tn Clara recientemente.
Otro motive que ee nos plesen
ia para defender el BAndo de lot
enconados , furiosos ataques que
&c !e dirigen-l sin reparar tai vez
los apasionadoa censores que con
elo hacen inconscientemente causa
comun CON los malvados! es 10
circumstances de que tambitn entire
los libertadsyes cubanos de Cayo-
Hueso, segdu Las NoVedades nos
relata, ha caido como una bombs,
produciendo terribles efectos con
Ia explosion, Ia noticia de Ia pro.
mulgaci6n del Bsndo y sus efec.
tos en- cuatro provincias de Ia
hermana Antilla.
Una bomba Or.ini- dice ell
corresponssl del apreciable co'e
ga en- el Cayo--no hubiera eau
Sado ma, consternaci6nen elcam
DO laborante, que el Bando del
Captain General de Cuba decla-
rando cuatro provincias en- esta
do de guerra ~ Yara y La
Prspaganda. muy yenida q me-
nos desde Ia muerte de Estrada,
ponen el grito en- el cielo, = 'onr
sidetan como: .un reto Ia disposi |
ci6n del senor Mario y. Y 81 Va.
leroso Yara--iclaro ol--empuiian
do el lanS6n de cana, acepta elre
to. y GO coloca en- guardia desde el
Cayo, vomitando diatribas, pero
sin salirse de su cubil. "Las vo
cifsrsciones--anade el correspon-
sal---de los laborantes y contra
bandistas dc Cuba y de aqui solo
prueban que el Gsnsral pone O.
dedo en- Ia llaga ...."" !" Aqui
se habla de que % prepara nna ex
pedici6n para Cuba, y hasta sc
pregunsa 81 ha salido, 8 ha dejado
de salir. Yo no creo en- expedi
clones. ;" Es natura'; y menos
desde que, contra todo ell gusto y
los planes de ciertas gentes, se
Ia promulgado en- Cuba la ley
marcial, que tanto crispa los ner-
yios 4 las mismas l.........
De SECURE que 81 Popular de
Ponce, el peri6dico aquel de la
a tS pOlfticd. al yer que coinciden
con sue censurss y ataques con-
ira ell BAndo, 81 Nora y La Pro
de Csyo Hueso y demas
da por terminada su cam.
pafia contra ell mismo.
,Lo estamos viendol
Entre tsnto, siga el Bando
cumpliendos sus fines, que si &C.
guira cumpliendolos, J pronto que.
dara extinguida en- Cuba 10 omi-
niota calsmidad de los NAL
he, hores.
iQue es 10 que 90 desea!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

gran profusi6n, que en- el texto,
que es selecto Y ameno, realmen-
tie no puede pedirse mas. Por
Otra parte, la baratura de la La
IIustrGci6n IbSrica es asombrosa.
Recomendamosla una vez mas.
va era tempo. BESIDE el dia 15
del presente mes cOmenzaran en-
Catailo los preparativos para lle-
var & cabo, ell II, Is y Is del en-
trante Julio, la veneraci6n de la
imagen de Nuestra Sonora del Oar
men por la cual siente todo buen
cristiano simpatfas, Y mas aun los
que q los trabajos de mar Sc dedi-
can.
Con tai motive, los individuos
que componfan la comisi6n para
la repair ci6n de la Iglesia tendran
ell mayor gnsto on pasar a las casas
en- que han quedado regalos de los
ofrecidos para aquella Ermita, pa
ra recogerlOs con el flu de que sc
encuentren On la Iglesia a que
pertenecen.
Visita.-Hsmos recibido Ia aten
ia Y cort6s vista del estimab Q
Official de Ejercito Sr. Larios, nue..
vo Jefe de la Secci6n de Orden Pd-
blico de esta Capital, que hace po-
co lego de Mayagiiez.
Agradecemos la fineza, desean.
do al Sr. Larios toda suerte de
aciertOs en- su destino, que no
dudamos desempehara con cello y
exactitud.
P6rdida. - Sc han extravisdo
amos lentes montados en- orc, que
apreeia musho su dueiio.
Efque los entregue en- las oflci-
mas de la Guardia Civil, sera graft
hcadO.
Cigarrillos lila Corona. Son
incomparables; su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
Que fumador de gusto no los sa.
borea y admira
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de O. G..
Saenz y Ga.
Uno de los remedies mas agra.
1ables conocidOs hasta la fecha en-
este pals, es, acknowledgements, la
de Scott. Tiene todas
las virtudes del aceite de higado
1e bacalao, siendo ademas muy
agradable al paladar. Para los
nifios enfermizos es de pucho va
or, como tambien 10 'es para las
Dersonas de mayor edad. Es ALI
nento y medicina & un mismol
tempo; engorda y fortalece, y mol
iiene rival para las Intermediates
1e la garganta.
Es un heCho. .--Asegurado Dor
os MAS sabios de Ia profession medics
Iue ell m6todo mas conveniente para
Ell sceite de higsdo de ba-
,alo es en- forms de emulsion. La Emnl-
ZION de Scott, dsbido d Ia uui6n del
.ceite con los hipofosfitos, produce re-
mucho mas rapidos y seguros
me ell aceite solo. AdemAs, es de ss-
Dor y olor mny agradsb'es y de fxcil
por 10 que aconsejamos q los
lue tsngan que tomar Ell repugnante
lceite de higsdo de bacalao, tomsn es-
q sabrosa Emulsion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
JOSE T. SILVA.

IAss T. gssas y sss8sssassA Axwsssm A. y
gszams4aAs ss1xsNi TssAsa@Aas1s@ ssNss@aA ~ =
&ss AAsssss - LMmK.as - AsmgAaasa A. -
s,sssa smAas. sssss@asss. - ~ aeMas al A Go
u rasaa y. sxsssAs rsss - asaa - fsaete kkas
a. 4 Aszxss xs~AaAasassa 81 FasA
IEKAk AcKhAA 0AaA ~ ANc cAptLL.A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBaINOS De ESQUIAGA.
ENRTAI.EXA =

FORTALEZA I.
Casa dc giros y oomlslon. Agcn-
Tee dc los eorreos do EspahA y
Compania Atlas dc loa EssAdos.
UnialoA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
CORRESPONDENCE.

A continuation insertamos con
sumo gusto la primera correspon
dencia de 10 serie con que piensa
obsequiar al BoLET1N, durante su
estancia en- Ia Peninsula, y muy
principalmente en- Barcelona, ell
querido amigo y galano colabora-
dor nuestro. q quien por sus no :
tables escritos, firmados de or
dinario con ell pseud6nimo de El
GltimO Unconditional, conocen va
ventajosamente nuestros constan-
teS AROfecedores.
A esta carta, pof consiguiente,
tSguiran otras, & que igualmente
daremos publicidad con sumo gus
to, quedando muy sgradecidos D
gu ilustrado autor.
Santander, Mayo "a de 1883.
Sr. Director del BoLsTN MIR
CANTIL.
PuertO-Rico.
Mi querido amigo: despu6s de
Algunos dias de navegaci6n en- el
vapor TsracrRs, de L. Oompafiia
Trasatl6ntiCa, h6teme aqui, en- Ia
TERRA de Velarde, y on el pals de
las rossdas meiillas, de la buena
manteca y de las mejores sar-
dinas. IS
Para aprovechar la Immediate
via Oadiz, comienzo & dirigir & v.
mis- revistas, aunque un tanto bre-
We 6sta por la falta de tempo para
hacerlo como deseo, con toda la ex-
tension que merece Ell BoLETIN
MERCANTIL; estas~ revistas no son
las impresiones de mi visje, que
iran en- artfculos aparte, ALA GUAM
do haya establecido mis- reales en-
Barcelona, que, como sabe ", es el
punto de mi destino; psro algo, no
Obstante, he de comunicafls de- los
casos y cosas que durante estos
dlas han podid0 Ocurfir.
Ell TsrGcrMs echo & terra mas
de 800 pasajeros procedentes de
M6jico, Isla dc Cuba y Puerto Ri
co, y con motive dc Ia cuarente-
ma, (que, dicho sea de paso, ha de
ahuy entar mucho el passje On 10
porvenir), con motive de 10 dicho.
o. cuareBtena, repito, se han yisto
muy cDncurridos los Ccntros, pase0a
Y comercios de esta ciudad.
Mucho visjero rico y mucho via.
jero pobre han llegado de Cuba, ,
dentrO dc unos dias 90 espsra otro
vapor, que suponen abarrotado d.
pasaje.
De modo que FL Saiso ' las fon.
das y las vendedoras de frutas co
tan de enhorabuena.
Aqui Ia question polftica 30 llevs
con alguna templanza, pnes lol
hombres y las mujeres solo piensar
On el trabsjo; ESQ no quiere decil
que no falte algun perturbador QUE
desde Ia hoja peri6dica traspas.
los limites de Ia prudencIa, y sigi
deplorables ejemplos.
Yea V. sind Ia Galsra, periodic,
tattico Do ssta ctudad, ( euyo Di
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
aAcETA DE HOY.

Sc da cuenta de haber tornado
possession de su cargo ell nuevo Sr.
Secretario de este Gobierno Ga.
neral.
Subastas.
E,tado relative las concesio.
nes de terrenos en- la isla Culebra,
Pliego de condolences genera
lea para la contradiction de Ia
Obras Pdblicas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
ilMpoRTANTE!
Los HACRNDADOs I INDUSIRIAIVs.

d WO nhUhNDApUO D lNDUNIHiAtktt
Acaban de recibir los que susCri.
ben, por los dltimos vapores:
Ladrillos de fuego. #
Hero en- llantas, galvanizado
liso = acanalado para techos, fon.
dos CGrr6n de cnalquier galonaie.
Tnberias de hierro y cobre de
todas dimensiones.
Romanas de plataforma .hasta
400 kilos.
Afados americanos 8 ingleses de
tOdOs ndmeros.
Piezas de repuesto para los mis-.
mos.
Maquinas para elaboration do
galletas.
Una fdem vertical, de vapor, do
z caballos de fnerza.
Todo 10 ofrecemos & precios "a.
mamentelimitados, verdaderas San-
gas.
Sobrinos de Portilla San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
ARMAS :: ;IMENEz. ota' Is

ESTABLISHMENTS de ferre!erjay quincalla, surtidt
genera On ei ramo, ysntas al POI mayor detail
tienen constantements piedra plAstica Portland Do
estnaquas algibcs v iavaderoa Prsoins limitados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13
PEDRO REUS YCO. Orr, !,

FABRIOANTES DE SOMBREROs
A La ultima moda con el mayor esmero, confet
cionan sombreros de todas classes formas pare
caballe os, senoras, ni1os ninas, asi como tej,
bonetes para Clerigos.
Gran conpetencia d los que procedan do extran
ero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

Sr. Director del periodico Ell BoLs-
TIN MKRcAHTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-13

Providencias judiciales.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
Jury Lists for March Term.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn TO serve in the
Court of Quarter sessions. commencing the
first Monday OF March, 1SSS. being the 18th day:
Adams Leander, Marion twp, farmer.
Baily Thomas, Marion twp, farmer,
Brown Ii. j., Mercer twp, farmer.
BLACK X. p, Allegheny twp. producer.
Brown A. c., Penn twp, farmer
Garvey Milton, Baldridge, producer.
Glenn Gaily, Jr.' MuddycreeE twp, farmer
kilroy j. b., PetrOlla. merchant
kirkpatrick David Center twp, farmer.
LutZ John. Lancaster twp. laborer
Logan John r., Middlesex twp. farmer,
Musser Jacob, Muddycreek twp, farmer.
McSlymgCnds et,, g5 Joseph, Worth twp, farmer.
Mckinney Alex. C1ay TWP, farmer
McDerm0tJ owens, Buffalo twp, farmer
Niggle DAVID. Butler borO., "a ward, merchant.
Orr Joseph, Parker twp. carpenter.
Rose John NJ. Forward twp. farmer.
Royal Henry, Washington twp, ". farmer.
Renno Geo. Butler boro., Sd ward, marbecutter
Troutman George, summit twp. farmer.
Wickline David. Buffalo twp, basEet!naker
Weber Adam, Butler boro., 1st ward, mason.
List OF Traverse Jurors drawn to serve In the
Court OF quarter Sessions. March Term, 1888
commencing the I'd Monday, being the 18th
day:
Adams Z. c.. Sunbury boro merchant
Bikert Andrew, Jefferson twp, fariaer
Brannon Isaac. Franklin twp farmer.
BOvard jonathan, Mercer twp, farmer
Bowman Fred, SaXonburg boro., Stonccutter.
Blair John, Nenango twp. farmer.
Bard Robert Sr.. Centcrville boro,. moulder
Bnhi Fred, Evans City, merchant
Bell Vim. NJ, Mercer Cwp., farmer.
C0overt +. r.. Jackson twp, w. farmer.
ChriSty Wm Clay twp, farmer.
campbell John =, SunbGry borO., teacher.
Chrlsty Plummcr, Washington Lwp., y, farmer.
Campbell Samuel b Concord twp. farme.
Dunbar 81 lomon, Forward twp, farmer.
Greer Joseph. Nenango twp. farmer.
Ganther L. F..Butler Doro. Sd ward. carpenter.
Gordon samuel, Concord twp. farmer.
Harper Filner, Washington twp, y, marble
dealer.
Hall James, Forward twp, laborer
Hildebrand Frank, Donegal twp, farmer.
klrk Harvey, Butler boro., Sd ward, liveryman.
King ", Baldridge, pumpcr.
klingler Christ. Penn twp, farmer.
Logan James Winfield Twp, merchant
Leidecker j. A. Butler bOro.. 1st ward. operator
Lafever Isaac. jefferson twp. farmer
Morrison j. L., Butler boro.. Sd ward, grocer.
Monks Wesley. Middlesex twp, farmer.
Maurhon f. L., Clinton twp, farmer
Mcbride Robert, Franklin twp. farmer.
Mcintyre John, Buffalo twp, farmer.
Mckee W. T., Washington twp, n, laborcr.
Painter john s., Clay twp. farmer,
Pew Joseph s., Mercer twp, painter
Rummel John. Winfield twp. contractor.
Richardson Newton, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Renick q. w. Slipperyrock twp, farmer
Stewart Leonard Washington twp, farmer.
Shira w. H., Parker twp, farmer.
Thompson y. H., Brady twp, farmer
Thompson I. j.. Clay twp. farmer.
West John, Butler bOro., I'd ward plasterer.
Webb John, Slipperyrocli twp, farmer.
WICK j. H.. Concord twp, farmer.
Waters JAG OBJ. Jefferson twp. farmer.
Wiles Joseph, Nenango twp, farmer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
A Cure For Diphtheria.

The following extract from South
African paper is republished by re.
quest:
I'VE can vouch for the efficiency oil
the following remedy for diphtheria:
A few years ago, when this dreaded
disease was raging in England,a very
simple and rapid remedy for it was
discovered by the celebrated DR..
Field. He put teaspoonfuI of -four
OF sulphur into wine glass Of water,
and stirred it with his fnger instead
of a spoon, as the sulphur does not
readily amalgamatc with water.
When the sulphur was well mixed he
gave it as a gargle, and in ten min
utes the patient was out of danger.
Birthstone kills every species of fun.
gus in man. beast and plant in few
minutes. Instead of splitting the gar
gle out. he recommended the swallow.
ing OF it In extreme cases, to which
he had been called just in the nick of
time. when the fungus was too near
closing to allow gargIing. he blew
the dry sulphur through quill into
the throat, and, after the fungus bad
shrunk to allow OF it, then resumed
the gargling. aud he never lost q pa
tient through diphtheria.-Toronto
M1jJ
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
Preserving Telegraph Poles.

Telegraph poles are preserved 10
Norway by making auger holes, about
al inch in diaTete:, in each post.
about Two feet from the ground, and
pointing down at small angle till
the center of the post is reached. From
four to five ounces of sulphate of cop
per, in coarsely powdered crystals. is
inserted, and the opening is stopped
with plug, which projects so that it
can be pulled out to admit of replac-
ing the charge every three or four
months. The chemical is gradually
absorbed by the wood, which. it is
said, permeates TO the very top of the
pole, the whole outside surface assum-
ing a greenish tint, due to the pres
ence of copper in the pores. This
simple means OF preservation sug-
gests the application of the same ma
teerial to other purposes than tele-
graph poles.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
An Anti Slang Society.

A large number of Chicago girls
met one evening last week for the
purpose of forming "Ladies' Anti
Slang Society" The meeting was
called to order. and Miss Sadie dc
Pork elected President. Before TAX
ing her SCAT she said in clear, calm
well-modulated voice: "Realely
girls, Pm too badly ratified by the
honor conferred upon me to give you
much of my CUFF It's the first time
l've ever tumbled to anything of This
sort, aud | hardly know just how to
catch on. However, I'll try to be-
sufficiently up to snuff not to let any
flies light on me while doing the
President.of this society act. I'm
with you in this move, and don't
you forget it. All over our land
slang words and phrases are multi
plying like flies in sorghum time, and
it is our duty to help knock this cry
ing evil as silly rs possible. Let our
motto be Shoot the ,Slangish'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
The PeODle'S Great
EXPOSITION!
4, GREAT SHOWS IN ONE. A.

We announce IL the people far and wide that
We will exhibit our colossal aggregation OF
startling wonders, 10 secure which all parts OF
the earth-Europe Asia, and portions OF the T.
). have been searched. and such an aggregation
as has never been seen since the day Noah enter
ed the Ark. The mighty Elephant, the great Rhi-
noceros, the IIippop0ttomas.the Chimpanzic. the
Ou-rang -ouIang or run out and-sti -out-your
tongue-out the greatest living wonders Of the
age Will excite no wonder wnen compared with
the multitude o! monster attractions on exhibit
ton at our great moral Circus and Menagerie.
The roar5 and hovls OF the w0uld-be competi-
tor who Apes the methods. but cries down the
attractions OF our own and ouly Greatest Show
On earth viii be drowned IN the joyful ACCLAIM
ations or n delighted populace. Remember this
great show possesses no Objectionable features
and is the delight OF the cultured and refined.
We show under one canopy four great shows
the Largest StOck-treatest yariety-Best
Goods and styles-LoweSt Prices. We have Sc
cured magnificent Brass Band which will be
prominent feature OF our great show. rings
with seperate and continuous performance
being enacted in each ring.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
Origin Of St. Valentine
When old St Valentine was young,

When old st Valentine was young,
He loI vi . maiden fer above him:
He told his tale with trembling tongue
She plainly said she could not love
him.
But he was of persistent kind;
And midnight saw him by his taper,
Revolving rhymes In his tortured mind,
To tell loves story fond on paper.
Twas dainty verse when it was done,
It's golden letters ranged in order,
Cupids and hearts each line upon,
And roses running round the border.
He signed no name, but just the date
The fourteenth day of February
A kiss for seal, a prayer TO fate,
Then sent it to the Princess Mary.
She read it once-her cheek grew red;
She read it twice-her heart grew
lighter,
And love 1t warmth around her shed,
While wit soon told who was the writer.
She wrote one little word-twas Come"
And sent 1t to the ardent wOoer,
A moment he with JOY was dumb,
The next his feet were flying to her.
Aud they were wed: and Valentine
And Mary often gave Thanksgiving;
She liked to quote his grand old line:
Without love li;e's not worth the
living"
As lovers friend he gained renown,
And proved that love was all twas
painted.
The greatest matchmaker in town
Got what he merited when saiuted,
'Tis many years ago since then;
Yet leap-ysar, 'sS, discovers
That Valentine, by maids and men,
Is still beloved-the saint of lovers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10
Justice and Mercy.

The quality of mercy is not strain
ed; 1t droppeth. IS the gentle rain
from heaven upon the place beneath:
it is twice blessed. 1t blesseth him
that gives. and him that takes. 'Tis
mightiest in the mightiest: it be-
comes the throned monarch better
than his crown; His sceptre shows
the force of temporal power. the at
tribute to awe and majesty, wherein
doth sit the dread and fear of kings;
But mercy is above this sceptered
sway; 1t is enthroned in the hearts of
kings; 1t is an attribute to God him.
self; and earthly power doth then
show likest Gods. when mercy sea-
sons justice. Therefore, Jew, though
justice be thy plea, consider this
that in the course OF justice, none OF
US should see salvation; we do pray
for mercy; and that same prayer doth
teach US all to render the deeds of
mercy. Shakespeare
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10

--Tbe total production of the OIL
fields Of the United States since the
first discovery of oil in Pennsylvania
has been 3l7.035. 723 barrels. Of
which Pennsylvania and New York
have produced 307 .6GS.2S3 barrels.
The total production of oil in the Un-
tied States for 1886 was 2S,ll0,l lis
barrels, an increase of % per cent.
over the production of 1885. Penn
sylvnnia gained "a per cent. The
displacement of conl by natural gas
has been put at 6, :63. 900 tons.
-Rheumatism is caused by Tactic
acid 10 the blood. which Hoods Sar-
saparilla neutralizes, aud thus cures
pteUmatisui.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-02-10

Jury List for Feb. l3, 1883.


List OF Jurors drawn to serve ina Specis
term OF Court commencing the 2d Monday {
Feb. 1888 being the 18th day.
Atwell David. Marion twp, farmer,
Bowers Martin. Middlesex rp.. farmer.
Eryson W. J.. Mercer tp.. Iarmer.
Burkhart Joseph. Petrolia, shoemaker.
Denny Wm., Winfield tp.. farmer, S
Daubenspeck g, r, Parker tp.. farmer.
English George: Muddycreek lp, farmer.
Elliott Joseph. Butler Boro, I'd W. painter
Ekas David, Buffalo tp, farmer
EdmundsOn John. COnnog Up, farmer.
Evans J, karns City, Laborer.
Engelhardt Philip. jefferson tp.. farmer.
Fleming Samuel H.. Buffalo tp, farmer.
Fetzer G.. T., Milerstown. producer,
Forrihger Simon, FairNiew f., farmer,
Graham James. Butler Boro I'd W., laborer,
GrossInan John Cl9y tp, farmer.
Graham w Il, Baldridge. farmer.
Gibson G.. II, Nenango rp., mechanic.
Graham l. ", Evans CITY, j, L.
llockenberry B, l.. Cherry tp. farmer.
Hemphill ), Clinton Up, farmer,
Houston W. j. Buffalo tip. farmer.
Hllliard Il. j.. Parker tp, farmer.
JaInis.'i +. E,.Eenanso Up. fal mer.
Kohlineyer NJ. b, Venango tp. farmer.
Kennedy Pierce. Muudycreok Up. farmer.
King George, Fairyiew +. farmer.
LltziDger III. q. Millel stown. labOrer.
Mccoy John Z. Mercer Up. farmer.
McGucken John, Cleartield tp. clerk
McMurry Hugh. Parker tip. farmer.
Millinger Lewis. Oakland tp, farmer.
Markle Daniel, Forward tp, farmer.
Miller Henry. Butler Bor0 I'd W, wagoner.
Maxwell j. j, Fairyiew Boro Livery.
Neyman j. ii, Oakland tp, farmer,
Parks Joseph l., Mid dlescx tp, farmer
Pisor j. II, Worth Up, farmer.
Patton Kobt, Fairyiew tp. gent.
Riley Samuel, Forward tp. farmer
Scott William, Franklin tip, farmer,
SchontZ A, b, jackson W, farmer
Schenck Peter, Butler Boro I'd W., carpenter.
Stoner Henry, Washington Up, farmer.
Shaner Charles. Connofg :. tp, farmer
Taylor John, Sr. Mercer tp laborer
Thompson ID. VI, Fairview W. tp, farmer
NOgel George, Butler tp. farmer
Wahl Martin, Forward tp, farmer.
Wier A. ID, Butlar BOro I'd W., gent
Vending A. ID, Connog tp, s. farmer
Wasson WI Washington Up, y, carpenter