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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Prospect Again.

We have observed:
That J. NJ. Lieghner and 5. b. Martin
court with their wives, of Butler, were
callers in town last Sunday.
That the Lutheran 5. S. picnicked al
McConnelrs Mills, Slipperyrock, Thursday
August %.
That the Gastronomical Fishing Club
will soon go into camp, somewhere on the
Slipperyrock. T. II. Boehm, Pres, J. o.
Dodds Treas, J. W. Shafer, Sec'y.
That J. H. McLure has relaid his brick
pavement in front Of his house John is
quite a mechanic.
That Rev II. W. Roth, of Chicago,
preached the eucharist sermon in the
Lutheran Church last Sunday The dis
course was one of the most excellent and
plainest ever delivered in Prospect.
That Mrs. Henry Shaffer and daughter,
Mrs German, of Iowa, are visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Shaffer is a daughter of Adam
Albert, deceased.
That Mr.. Lewis White and wife, Of
Washington, d. c., spent few days with
Mr.. VS. sister, Mrs. y. L. Shearer.
That Wright Bros. have bought the store
lately owned by G. NJ. Graham, of Whites
town.
That Frazier, Weigle Bros. q Co, who
are working for Schenck Bros, of Butler,
are now engaged on house near Beibold.
That Miss Mary Hoon has returned from
protracted visit to friends in Cleveland.
That one Of our young fellows says that
his girl didn't advise him to stop at the
gate as the dog was very cross to nocturnal
callers. All there we would soon get rid
of that canine.
That W. X. Riddle has returned from a
trip to Wisconsin, where he spent some OF
his younger years at wagon making, etc.
That VIM. Sproul, of Allegheny City, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. James McGowan,
Sr.
That Rev. Shelter and delegate Helwig
Crime are in attendance at Synod, which
meets at Erie, Pa.
That Milleman Bros. entertained quite a
lot of their friends and relatives from Pitts
burg, Evans City and Reibold, last Sabbath.
hat Mrs. W. p. Shanor of West View,
is the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Abs
Shanor. 0PTmTT.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

MONDAY witnessed the formal closing of
the sixteenth annual assembly at Chatau-
qua. The attendance this year was unprc
cedented and the receipts in proportion.
The Chatauqua, known 10 the world, is an
enclosed town on the shore of Lake Chau-
tauqua in New York; the visitor pays
an admission fee or weekly stipend that
entities him to all lectures and entertain
ments, and arrangcs for his boarding at ho-
tel or cottage. The enterprise was started
on a small scale by manufacturer Of agri-
cultural implements at Akron, o., and has
grown TO immense proportions. The town
has grown to be a small city with all mod
em improvements, everything except the
private cottages is owned and controlled 10y
a stock company, the lectures have acquir-
cd a world wide reputation. and thousands
OF people attend every summer to listen Ia
a course that costs the management from
twenty to thirty thousand dollars every
season. From July I'd to last Monday the
daily population of this unique town is said
TO have averaged 5000.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30


Nolte lo heTtul -lNtl Lit. ll. t,tlyNt-ie t.,-t
reports nave nsrh 'oa...iI"l nus. - ta' w.
me lth day of sent. 1850 Ifuo exceptions are
uiel they viii De cllii.Gel absolutely,
~ u NJ, . ,4.rrI, Session r.sl
I, o., ,,.,,i',r, oF e.. ..r.,.l ro.rl a.. D. e4s-
t,,l,ebtr and fil4r. f.,r IA fuI.II1 rlIH % De
"a ,t y,!, % ,.r,.T 80, ,H. ifI Nfrrrsr r.vfr#TIs
@ ',i w, @ iTI itU' o., b.. 5.rar d, >sboaI hsu-s
NJ NJ = ' 5',i. - .-fr 1'l''.rf III ,.rgsafs
.isf gt r., itygs ytt. inc ro4ll gs pr.ygd for IL
r...s,..s.t,- .tI fI.y I.va Igl .it tUe same
'ri,s TriT,1III ,,-T d. maxim mo rarI Is f.e
t'ff, AMI -turft la tl,r. i,, rIla township.
~, ~. = -. s.-s.s.s.t .t.rtt r.. f..4 fg the
natirtGnnrs ME school al,frt.t uf Lancaster
io,yrsltD nil. Following aaslag.- were as
sI..-aH tig. tl l,tl. y. PETER forts dollars
Ia ne petition OF citizens OF Adams township
for "A UuD.ir road tp l"ab iruil % point Uu fAH
state ROAD leading from the Ms.taCs road t.
the freedom road where said state road pass
cS the school lot Oa IIe farm aI J. y. IcNarlm
10 another State road leading nom Richmond
point where the private road leading from the
house OF :. i. Marshall iutersccts said state
road ON the land OF = j. Marshall. April 10Th
IS,g viewers were appointed by the court:
June Sd lssg. viewers report FLED Is follows,
VIZ: That the public road as PRAYED for IS ne
cessary; aud they laid out the same Tor public
use. and report the probable cost OF making
costs should be 30 me by the township, and The
damages assessed should be paid by the county
They assesSed the following damages viz: 10
SAMUEL Marshall twenty-five dollars; to james
4. GicAIariin. r;ventv-iivc dollars
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Marion Twp. Items.

Farmers are busy with their wheat
ground.
Miss Ella Mcdowell, ofMillhroob, Is the
guest of the Misses Lizzie and Maggie
Atwell
Eli yandyke has got his cider mill in
working order and made his first barrel Of
cider on the 21st inst.
T. W. aud II. W. Kimes were home from
Grove CITY on a visit during this week.
Richard Wilson. of Grove City, visited
his daughter Mrs. VIII Atwell, this week.
On Sabbath day occurred one ofthe most
singular and sad accidents that was
ever brought to the notice of our citizens.
on Sabbath morning Leander Adams and
part of his family went to church, leaving
Mrs. Adams and two small children, one
about years and the other 16 months old
at home When it came dinner time Mrs.
Adams went about preparing the meal to
have it ready when the family would re-
turn, and being unaccustomed to the entire
charge of the little one. from the fact that
it was so frequently out at play with the
older children, allowed it for a short time
to skip her memory, but when thoughts Of
her unprotected child returned, she at once
| instigated a search. After search of the
grounds and house had been made, thought
| of the water closet came to mind and to it
| she went almost dead with fright, but with
| earnest hope that a fear SO horrible should
be unfounded On reaching the place the
mother found the little shovel that had
last been seen in the child's hands. At
this discovery the mothers heart almost
sank within her, but still cherishing the
hope that no such fate should happen her
little one. \ closer investigation was
made and then was brought before the
mothers gaze a sight that one may well
wish never to behold. For there, almost
buried in filth, lay the object cf her search,
| which but a short time before had been full
of life and JOY now cold in death. After
rescuing it from this more than horrid
| plight aid was summoned, but for it earth
IL aid was useless. for lie had fed and lie
who ruleth all things had come to claim
| His own.
Silent now our home and dreary,
Gone to rest our darling child,
She OF whom we never wearied
Mingles with the angels high
Thou art gone but not forgotten.
Death has claimed you for its own,
But well meet to part, no, never,
When our father calls US home.
-.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

ALL true lovers ought to be tariff reform
ers after this broken hearted young
Englishman whose fancee has Tilted him
had to pay ten dollars duty on returned
engagement ring at the Custom House in
New York last week. As the victim re-
marked, "lts hard on fellow to- lose his
girl and ten dollars at one pop
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Republicans, Look Out.

The attention of all Republicans is call
ed to the fact that all wishing to vote al
the fall election must be registered or as
sessed on or before Sept. 5. This matter is
the most important preliminary step in the
campaign. We lose annually several
thousand votes on account of voters neg
lecting to haye their names placed upon
the registry of their precinct The Demo
Gratis are making extraordinary efforts to
have all their voters assessed. Let Repub-
licans counteract the results Of their efforts
by doing likewise.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Jury List for Special Term.


List OF Traverse Jurors drawn this 3rd day
of August, A. D., 1882 to serve as traverse
Jurors at q special term of court, commencing
The fourth Monday OF September, that being
the 23rd day.
Abrams, J. E, Batter Boro, 4th W, agent.
Bowser, L NJ, Bald Ridge, iumberman.
CErIstley, Neymau, Shpperyrook tp, farmer.
Ccwen, Charles, Forward Up, farmer,
Crawford i 4, Allegheny tp,
Emirger, Ephraim, Donegal tp, -"
faislead, John, Jefferson tp,
Gilbert, DaYid, FairyIew tp,
Glenn, Jasper, " 0fth tp,
Hickey, W endell, hiiddiesex tP.
Hutch man, Jacob Adams -,
Hoffman, Philip, Lancaster to,
Hunter, Isaac, Allegheny IT,,
Hartzell, John, Penn II,
Hoch. Albert Mi!lerstown boro, tank builder.
Hcineman, Il d, Butler boro. clerk.
Jackson, j Z, Donegal tp, farmer.
Kelly, James, Buffalo IL,
kirl. John, Oakland Up,
Lutz, Jesse, jackson tp,
Moser, G ", Concord tp,
Maxwell, Lewis, Summit tp, .
Meales, n. Washington tp, So
Michlcy, Henry, Evans City, carpenter.
Monroe, a ", Fairyiew tp producer.
McMeekin, } 5, =" " farmer.
Nee rea, John, Butler tt,
McFSte, K \, SiIpperyrock tp, .
McCandless,J l., Allegheny ~, "
Newman, John. Cherry u, clerk
Pontius, W {, Donegal Up. farmer.
PETER, Conrad. Buffalo tp,
Pslk-, John. dIddie.eS ~,
i;iaer, Jacob, !'aityiew ~,
r.. s-iug, Uhas, Buuer Dyro, lst ", laboier.
Sisar, N b. 2dw, survey or.
scbcaes, Aa'm, =" SD ~, black
sr4tH
ssIy,T, Samuel, Co,Loquene.siug ~, farmer.
Stevenson, ) y, s.ipf feIysock ~, farmer.
otoug Aion james, Clay ~,
Snyder, Alexander, Penn tp,
Shira, 5 c, Parker u,
Stevenson, j ,, Cherry tp,
Thomas John, Allegheny ~,
Thompson, Henry, Ncscer tp,
Thompson. J ", Fairview Ip, producer.
Wilson, 8 {, Butter Joro, 4th w,
White, } c, barber.
Waldron, IS S, 81 w. dentist.
Wegie. John, Zelieuople boro, blacksmith.
Neyman, Ernest, Jackson tp farmer.
Week beck or, Henry, - " iaborer.
WISE J. N Summit tp, farmer.
Ziegler, Noah. jackson -, butcher
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned owns a small farm OF I5
acres, located in Penn Tp., near Mr.. Ogden's
Church. which she wishes TO sell.
1t is all tiilable and in good state Of cul-
tivation; has good water. The fields are
well watered. Good orchard of ali kinds OF
fruit. good frame house Of five rooms,
good barn and all necessary outbuildings.
She will give bargain on il for cash, or
part cash and short payments. Inquire on
the premises of
MRS. ELIZABETH TOBES.
Glade Mills +. o.,
Butler Co., Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

THE Southern authorities have shown
commendable energy in reaching out after
the principals and abettors in the big prize
fight. They should make one more haul.
The arm of the law should be extended in
to the office of the Police Gazette and
made to help Richard X. Fox down off the
editorial tripod. If there is one arch mis-
chiefmaker in the land, it is this giver of
"dog collars He has already escaped his
deserts far too long
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue of q writ Of III. Ia. issued out Of the
CouTt Of Common Pleas OF Butler Co., Pa, and
to me directed. there VIII be exposed TO public
sale. at the Court House, In the Borough Of But
Ter, Pa, on
Friday, the 9th day Of Sept,
A. D., 1859, at / o'clock p. ~, the following de
scrDed property, to-wit:
Z. d. No. -, sept. Term, 1889. Lusk, atty.
Al the right title. interest ana claim Of 7. G
Kline. nf. IN aLd To a lot OF land, mOie or less
situated IN ZciicnOpie, Butler Co. Pa, bound
ed as follows tO-Nit: On the north bY Widow
Bastian, east by Main street south by Casper
Bloom, west by Clay street together with q
tWG-st0ry brick house. "A twO-StOFy frame store
building used a tinsh0p, q Onc-stOfy shoe
shop and outbulldmgs thereon. SeizeG and
taken ia execution as the property OF i. G,
Kline at [ he suit Of c. II. Sedel.
OLIVER c. BEDIC. Sheriff.
Sherlns OfiiCc, Butler Pa, august -, 1889.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
REGISTERS NOTICES.

The Register hereby gives notice that the
following accounts OF Executors. AdminIstrd-
tors aud Guardians, nave been hled IN us ONCE
according 60 law, aud VIII be presented 10
court Tor confirmation and allowance on We'd
uesiay, Tine ith day OF september, y. d., l'sJ
at 3 O'Clock +. NJ
l. Final account Of Thomas Mcclure, admin :
lstGJor OF Margaret NcGdlIe Gee late o.
2. fartlai account OF Abraham saryer. exc
cutOr oil Hattie Dershimer, deco, ldLe OF bhtief
3. Final accounts OF :. NJ. Frederick, guar
dian OF Catherine Kramer. minor child o. Ph.Hp
4. TinSI account cf W. 9. Jamiscn. executor
OF George s. Jamisun, deed, late OF NtnahSo
. Final account OF susan Troutman, eXecu-
trlN CI jacob IrOutmau, decd, late oil concord
g. Final account OF Thomas Ekas. admins
traitor or Elizabeth Brant, oecd, late OF Buhdlo
Z. FIRST and nnal account OF James stephen
son, executor OF Alex. McMhlen decd, Iaie oi
:. Final account OF Albert and }. \. Shrader,
executors OF John Shrader decd, late OF Jeiitr-
son Up.
3. Final account OF Margaret Turner, ADMIN
istratriX Of Ii. Il. Turner, decd, late Of Iafker
10. Final account ol :. D. Bell, guardian OF
Loretta Mesterman, minor chilu Ol Henry j..
Mesterman, deed, late Ul MllleratOEn
II. Partial account OF Francis CCcne. exc
cutOr OF Amelia Coene, decd, late oI Mit"le
Il. Final account Of q. D. Swain, adminis-
traitor of John j. Ziegler decd, late oI Har-
i5. FIRST ana final account Of r. Nj. Harper
administrator OF Elmer l. Harper dec d, late Oh
Washington Ip.
H. First ana nnai account OF John HUtzler
executor OF Margaret McCaHerty, deed, hate o.
b. final account OF LYDIA \. Cochran guar
dian OF Ella ). Cochran, minor child % Z. {.
Cochran. deed, late OF Butler borough
10 FINAL account o. James B- Barnes, eSe-
cutor OF Robert Barnes, decd. late ui Mercer lp
l.. Final account oil James AcGdryey, exc
cUjur Ui Mary McGarvey- decd, late oi ar
Is. FINAL and distribution account of john +.
I. Stehie. executor OF Mary Ann moraiA uec a.
late OF Butler borough.
guardian Of NHheluinI and Charles Rush,
minor children OF jacob and Elizabeth EGSir
late Ui Butler borough
Eutlce is hereby given that Henry DeWol'
guardian, Will make application Tor MS dis
charge at the time II confirmation ol th!a ac-
count.
20 FmaI account Of John Galiaugher, admin
lsIrdtCr OT Jane GaiiauGhcr decd late oI But
q. First and nnal account Of George G..
KOessiHg. executor ui Hugh MckeeYer deed,
y. finai account of +. " Brooks. admins
traitor 81 John \. Matters, deed, late OF Evans
3. Tinai account OF Maria Harrison, execu-
triX Of Cassus q. Harrison, decd aie oi N"Nh-
q. Fihial account Of ". W. Dodds trustee OF
the estate Of Amos kennedy, decd, late ui Con
nOQuCnessibg fp.
-. iIual ana distribution account ol Elae
Say!Ul. Administrators OF Lincoln SaAlpr
dtc @, late OF Concord twp.
IT, account uf James BreGu and stephen
CUMMINGS. Administrators OF Jacob /eiS.er
ecd, !ate OF Butler EUrO.
y. FINAL account OF Lucinda Rhodes Ad-
mnistratrN OF ThgfH as Il. Rhodes late on We
mango twp.
H.A. AYERS. Register.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Notice.

The auditors of The different townships
and boroughs, who have rot filed their re-.
por;s for The past wear. with the Clerk of
Courts. are requested % do so Immediately ,
as a report of all taxes assessed in the town
ships aud boroughs, must be made by the
County Commissioners TO the Department oi
the Interior at harrisburg Immediately.
Township and borough audltcrs are re-
specially referred TO the Act OF Assembly
prescribing penalty for negiecung to NE
III eSe accounts.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
ENOs MCDoNALD, Clerk.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

In response to request from the editor
of TIE Philad'a Press for his opinion as to
the constitutionality Of local option law,
Judge Agnew, in recently published let
ter goes over the whole subject.and arrives
at the conclusion that local option law
applicable to the whole state, though it
only be called into action in a few coun-
ties. would not conflict with the seventh
section Of Article III of the Constitution,
and would therefore be constitutional. The
object of the editor Of the Press is, we sup
pose, to start a local option agitation, but
we doubt the policy of doing so, so soon
after the tremendous defeat Of the proposr
ed Constitutional Amendment; the evils OF
the internal revenue laws should, we think,
be the next subject for the consideration
Of temperance people and all good citizens.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

EIGHT immigrants, detained at Castle
Garden last week, looked at all the pictures
hanging around the room, and then knelt
before one Of them and began praying. A
spectator had curiosity enough to look and
see who they were praying to, and found
it to be portrait of Bob Ingersoll, whom
they had mistook for st. Peter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

AT last the men engaged in revising the
count for Governor in West Virginia have
succeeded in throwing out enough votes to
defeat Goff, the gallant Republican,, who
was fairly and honestly elected. Nothing
else was expected, however, as the men
who are engaged in this particularly dis
reputable business were selected with fit
ness for that very thing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the firm OF Dit
Iner a Reott has been this day dissolved, NJ. j
Dlttmer retiring. The business Of the hrm m
the Butler Creamery VIII be continued Ia the
future by John Reott, with whom the boohfoi
the late firm have been left for settlement.
NJ. r. DlTTMEH,
JOHN EEOIT
BruER, PA, AUg. !, 1859.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Administrators Notice.

Letters of administration having been
granted by the Register Of Butler county,
Pa, to the undersigned on the estate of Eli
ward Sutliti, late Of Worth IT,, said county
and State deceased. All persons, therefore
knowing themselves indebted to sa'd estate
are hereby notified % make immediate pay
mrnt and ihose having claims against The
same are requested 10 present them 90 the
undersigned a!miGi-lrsior properly dut1ea.
icated tor seit meat
,fOuN l. EfLCHEEr, admir-
IacksyiIis =. o.
NeiGuSi ~ Caihrsath. Attorneys for estate.
August -, 1889.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

Ar the Republican convention at Nor
folk, Va, last Thursday Gen. Vim. Ma
hone was nominated for Governor, by ac-
clamation.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
The Prohibition Convention.

At the Prohibition Convention at Har-
risburg Wednesday, ]. r. Johnston, OF
Pittsburg, was nomidated for State Treas
urer
The platform indorses the indianapolis
platform Of last year. favors female suf-
frage, amendment of the naturalization
laws, etc. q
The finance committee reported that
they wanted q, 900 to run the campaign,
and Rev. Meade gave a unique description
Of prohibition as follows: Take twenty
five snakes said he, ''and turn then
loose in your back -yard-that's free whis
key. Put them in box and bore twenty.
FIVE holes for them to crawl out of; that's
low license. Stop up ten of the holes
that's high license. Throw the snakes
over into your neighbors yard; that's loca
option. Take club and kill them that''
prohibition
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

BRIGHAM YouSG's daughter very
naturally favors polygamy. She must
have a pretty keen eye, though, for she
says that polygamous wives are just as
happy as homogeneous ones. Then under
her breath, as it were, she adds, This,
however. is not saving much"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Notice for Discharge.

Notice for Discharge.
in repetition Of jos. b. Zicgler, adminis-
traitor OF George Zieg.er, decd, for dis
charge.
Q. {. No. 81, June Term, 1889.
Juue 25, 1882 petition was presented to
the Orphans Court o. Butler County, Pa,
asking for the petitioners discharge as ad-
minstrator and decree that he pay The
balance iu his hands, $3.50. 30, to Flemming
West, guardian Of minor children OF said de-
c.deni, rs all debts Of The decedent were
raid, etc, whereupon the following order
was made.
Now, june -, 1859, the within petition
presented aud The Clerk of Courts Is directed
10 give notice by publication that the prayer
Of petitioner viii be granted, if no sufficient
cause be shown to the contrary, on the lst
day OF Sept. Term $50. By THE COURT
BUTLER COUNTY, -.
Certified from the Record this 'ih day OF
Aug, issg, REUBEA ACELNAiN,,
CLERK, .. {.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
Unsafe Railroads.

Mr. EDITOR, SIR:-The daily obserya-
tions that one hears of impending disaster
on a railway system in this section fully
iustifies the press in giving warning that
those in authority may adopt timely
measures to prevent loss of life. 1t is a
circumstance worth noting, that the Pitts
burg Dispatch for months has been eulogiz-
ing the efficiency OF the new management
of the Pittsburg & Western Railway Com
pany. The evidence shown is in the figures
put on the credit side of the balance sheet.
These savings are found by diminishing
the working staff to a point Of ineficiency.
Witness the accident of last week at Wal
ter's mill caused by a sleepy conductor
who is said to have been on duty 20 hours.
The timbers Of the trestle bridge near Glade
Run are reported to be decayed and when
that bridge breaks down, as train passes
over it, and its living passengers get killed
or manned, will the General Manager be
held responsible, and be tried for man
slaughter, and will the editor of the Dis
patch 90 with him into the dock as an ac-
cessory?
The public has right to make these in
terrogatories: To ask that the systems for
transit that it sanctions or creates be made
fairly secure and that the dollars Of the
balance sheet of the railway company be
not weighed against lives of men.
ROBERT CADEgHEAD.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

Ar Milwaukee, Wednesday. Gen. K. A.
Alger was elected Commander ofthe Grand
Army of the Republic.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

Or Thursday of last week, Mrs. May
bricks sentence was commuted to penal
eervitude for life
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

THE war in. .Hayti is over, and Legitime,
the defeated general, has taken refuge on
French steamer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
LEGAL ADVERT TIsBMENTs.

Administrators and Executors of estates
| can secure their receipt books at the CiTi-
ZEN nfiirr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30

1T was estimated that fifty thousand
veterans were present in Milwaukee. Mon
day. at the opening of the great G. \. r.,
reunion.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-08-30
FRIDAY, AUGUST so. 1889.

M each issue OF the CITIZEN some extra copies
.re nrinted which are sent 70 citizens OF the
rnnrry who are not subscribers and their SUD
scriptlon Il solicited. ,,. :,
Subscribers viii do US a favor by sending Us
the names OF their neighbors, not now taxing Q
county paper
All communications intended for publication
In this paper mustbe accompanied by the rea
name OF the writer, not for publication but a.
q guarantee Of good faith,
Marriage and death notices must be accom-
panied by = responsible name.
Advertising Rates.
One square, one insertion, II each suose'
ouent insertion, 80 cents. Yearly ADVERTISE
meuts exceeding one-fourth OF column, 20
rer inch. Figure work double these rates;
ADDITIONAL charges where weekly or monthly
changes arc made. Local advertisements III
cents per line for first insertion and cents
per line for each additional insertion. Mar
Iages and deaths published free OF charge
obituary notices charged a. local advertise,
ments and payable when handed in. Auditors
Notices, a.; Executors. and Administrator
Notices, s3 each; Estray, Caution and DIS
solution Notices, not exceeding ten Inns, ~
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