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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Easter Services.

The English Lutheran Church, .ot Butler
was handsomely decorated with e,eigretns
and adomej with flowers for Easter
Sunday.
Services were held every evening Of the
preceding week, except Saturday evening
and Oh Sunday morning The ohurch-fGom
was crowded: Rev 1ilzela sermon was
on Angel Voices from the Empty Tomb
and il was followed by the admission OF
some thirty new members 10 the church,
and by communion services
The evening service was song service
by the Sunday School, and tho collections
Of the day ior work III Batler Amounted to
two hundred dollars
The decorations Of The church were put
in place by q. A. Miller and Ferd Eeiber
and Al Heck supplied part Of the h0wcrs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Property Notes.

Houses are going up quickly III Butler
these days On Monday afternoon Of this
week, Fred Oesteriing started house
on Bluff St, and lie moved into it. the next
afternoon.
Wm Daubenapeok d John Ekas are a
new firm of contractors, and are building
the Francis l.uube house on ". Pearl st.
Mr.. J. I Lowry has purchased the
Fred Oesterling house on ". Pearl st., and
is now occupying H.
L. S. McJunkm sold his house on Penn
street and will build on the adjoining lot.
1t is said that Ms Lyon and Mrs Cum
ningham were offered 80 600 for their
properties lately
Mr. Reihine, proprietor "l the Willard
IloH3e intend. adding third story 10 the
building, and also making such other i'm
proyments a. will make it first class no
tel
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Nothing of II.

The statement appeared % few
weeks ago in the papers that we in
tended moving into the property on
Jefferson st. purchased short time
ago by our Mr.. Lieghner, which was
a mistake. We do not intend NOV.
ing. There is no place on Main or
Jefferson st. large enough for our
business Therefore, as W. own tb.
property in which we now are and
have the lot, 60xl93 feet, all covered
with buildings and filed with
wagons, buggies. surreys, carts, har-
ness and everything in our line. we
intend staying right here at 85 West
Cunningham st. Como and see US.
s. Is. MARTINCoURr IL Co,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Personal.


pr fame. Wallace. of New Castle, died
suddenly ON Monday evening.
Mrs. l.ina. T,ga af Davenport. and
Joseph Reed Of pittshurt were the sN5s'.
IT then father ue"- 1t". w. ''''''
Week
". II. Ei.teG. OF Ritter Il fI-i"", Was
in -eW 'ih inns "'ef-
ym. Ela.l. EsI... a. Marion Twp i, i'll
.f l.nrnmonis
-, -.., n. ..,au.I y.,,ra .t 2eIi-.
ps,Ia rifrad friends 10 Hu3cr last uerG
,......-.ti. ,..
hr- = l., ~ ifi,,', a'.-','i' i' ~ ,.m..
',I.,.eessip.. T,gn.
,,.,,-,....,. .,... moved t..
family a. West Liberty
A., ....,..I ,...., aI..l.,.
Mi' ! ii. ui,,, 49,, ,'''7 '''.
., s...,
Ih"iha' ~ "' ~ ',', 49, ''',' "
mother ct i.''H'i'' =. 'h' 81
'ilie. h'i' nee" H''i'''' f1''5''"
Gau Hogan is attcmptiug lu reclaim The
.pnftiue men of P,ti-bure
,,t
Mf. II. e " ait'i i'-' h,' "'"' '''
ihAtad'S n"'H'Hs- ~ "'''" ''5
'J spa7A''.
Mrs John II. Hribrr is down WJtb
scarlet t.gar
t.bn # puss.Irs baby hu. died Wed
ue.lHg afferuoou and fnhn himself IS yet
m moor health.
=... ,I.
Henry "'shei '"s' '"' i'''"' 'i'''''
A"htds
= lar a.
Is here on the oil case ibat Will be taken
mp today.
,,4.--, p-.,fa ana ,r-. u..i.tt
Al s. - W a. =, 1i.I ~
5l' III : i".i'ii'i ~ ,''5 ~, m leu ~
de"' WI" j "'n III
Casper Eookenatein, or Allegheny, Is
visiting friends in Butter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Burglars in Evans City.

Burglars got in thrir work in Evans City
last Sunday night They broke into Wahl
g. Bishops office, blew open the fre-proof
safe aud took two rerolgers from il, and
also took an overcoat hanging in the rJom;
Dunbar d Dunbart's barber shop was visit
ed, where some razor5, cigars and tobacco
were captured; at Henry Young furniture
store the safe was blown open aui looted of
FIVE dollars; G. +. BIchard's drug tore was
the last place visited aud the door was
forced open, but Mr. Enrchari, who was
sleeping in the back room, was awakened
by the noise, and he grabbed shot gun
and let fly at the burglars, but missed
them aud hit lot of paint cans standing
near the door and considerable paint ran
ont, No arrests and no soepicions
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Wants a High School Building.

IN bis report Of the progress Of the
schools OF Butler for the month Of March
Prof Mackey makes strong argument
for a separate High School building and
thinks the money for it could be raised By
subscription Regarding the High School
OF Butler at present, he says
We have a course of study extending
over a period Of three years. 1t comprises
Latin, Caesar, Cicero, Virgil, Algebra,
Geometry, Trigonometry, Literature, gen
eral History, Rhetoric, Psychology, Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, Botany, Geology,
Astronomy, Physical Geography, Greek,
Xcnophon, Herodotus, Homer German
Reader, Selections. At the end cf this
term we close the second year of oar
history a5 a High School and bg that time
We win have had classes ia all these
studies except three, Cicero, Herodotus,
and Homer.
Our course except in professional
branches, is equivalent 10 the Scientific
course in the Normal schools Of the State
0ur graduates will have course extend
ing almost two years beyond that required
in Normal schools for the state diploma
and the degree Master of the Elements
With equal facilities on account of their
thorough preparation, our High School
pupils should be able to do more aud bet
ter work than is done in Academies, Pre-
pafatory schools or Normal schools.
our graduates will be ready fdr the
Freshman Class in the colleges having the
highest standard Of admission in the u. s.
had training superior in scholarship 10
that given i'll the academies OF the country,
or preparation for the study OF profession
or business pursuits. 1t is, I believe, The
prevailing opinion among city superin-
tendents that their High School graduate
furnish better material for their corps oi
teachers than Normal schools do
Graduates from Our common school
| course have entered colleges and semi
| naries aud have at once WOn distinction III
their classes, showing that lLeir previous
training must have been thorough 10 eli
| able them to win honors in competition
with representatives Of many High Schools
and seminarioa. The past encourages us
to hope that the graduates Of the futur,
having had two years additional training
win still do honor to themselves aud TO the
Butler schools in the colleges and uniyersi
ties, the technical schools and in the pro.
iessions and places of business that they
may enter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
TRAINS AND MAILS.

Wtsr pr,.E R. R-Tfdins leave Butter ~. ~.
fr.ruert Blairsville PlItsbufg at 10 anu go -
a IN and e..Ij aud SEQ p. Ia. Malis ,t TO- a.
th.-. points at s05 "A. III ana 2'"' p' ms ""'
nv. al so a. IA. and b.ai p. Ia.
p a A L. r. H. R-1rains leaves los t,ihs
,ilt- ~ 5si1 aud $50 la. and ovD ~ IA.
ri,a,. ,r s-,1 a. m aud 10 y. ~. tloseu P"s
~ pn1 ers n0yarh and lililiu'fd ai -" y "
St,ils ,rriKr al 2s5 aud 6;l0 D. hi
= 4 W n R.-TraiBs leave Butler iol Alie
,t'.nC .f 10 e:i5 aud l0..D "A III. ana 10 aid
"a "a ,n Ior the north at I0.a1J a. la. anu 100
~ ~ Mails close for the West ana Soutii ai
.s1,a m For PittsDnrg and the Norlh a, UiO
/, a, tnT local p0lnts west OF .ailety at 10"
D. m For local points Souln a. am ~. 'nhs az :
fftau m and Tor PittsbuIg. Oil tny .Earnhart
Ni,l. ClanOn aud fosburg AT s:Z5 p. III Malls
,'r,ig,. fr0u Pittsburs and local points west oT
.aIi..,v m e10 a. Ia from PiJtsburg. OIL City,
,arnlaTt's Mills. Clarion, foxburg and local
rajut, between Allegheny and Eutier at iO5o
- ,,,' from Pittsburs and the East at l2:2o p.
IN tr0In Pittsbnrg and the North at iO0 p m
Mails Tor local points between Allegheny anu
GALLERY close III $50 and 30 y. III.
sfAs RoUTEs-Daily mail for Mt. Chestnut
arrives at n AIN. aud leaves Butler T.. %. al l.
NJ. Daiy mail to North Hope, Hooker ahl
.illrr points arrives at IL "a. IN and departs at
- u. Ia.
Money orders can he secured at the post
.ffices az Butler Prospect. Sunbufy touiteis-
Vile T. o., AlillersroWn niarhllaft hlisi
Cehifosili. (shppcfy yrocbD, Petrolia. LiinS
civ and RenIrew. The lee is hFc csh,S
Tor an sums under s5 g cents for 81" or less
etc Postal notes which are no SAFER tiiiil tii
cluSinp money, as they aie hiahe paSa a"ie -
aigb.aiy, cost cents ior -, of hess
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
oil Field Notes.

wood & Toung, No .. on the John
bsmbaugh, reached the pay streak We'd
nesday night of last week, and started oh
at 300 bbl 0u Saturday il vas doing -
Ibis and their M. 80 bbls Patterson 5
So. ON the Eioholtl has stopped flowing:
their SO. is making bhis. Wood &
Youurs No $ reported dry.
The Hundred Foot Cos En. "n rhe
Jacob Dambsugb is 3 el doing 1s0 Ibis "a
dag. and nineteen wells are drilling on
SAME farm
Patterson 4 Cos Eo. / ou the Ei,h"llz
started OH At go bhla an hour Saturday, aud
is set doing 70 Their wen ON the Ches.
Young made 90 bills the first dar.
Hoch i Eanlhart ON the Mrs. stsn, near
PeteravilIe, reached the sand Saturday
filled up j, ith oil aud is rated rated at 10
hhs
Patterson Tatr's wen Oh the John ".
Brandon reached the pay streak fhur day
and Will make 1t good pmnPrr ais" Bran
don & Cos ON same farm.
The Tarentum oil Cos Oh the J. l.
Dambach vas tnbed Sunday, and is doing
90 bbls a day.
steele & Cos > an the Z. 4. shannon is
rated at 20 bbls, and pale x Thompson On
same farm at IL
McClung & co. on the Esq. Graham was
A feet in sand Monday, and no oil.
Campbell d Westerman on the la.
Welsh is making 40 bills day.
Greenlees : On the Leslie Hazlett is rat
ed at 30 bis
Reed & Go. have their No > drilling oA
thc Marshall
Hoffman, Rodgers & Co.'S on the Eauf
man, near Gallery Is flowing sat water;
Mckee on jas. Cashdolldf is rated at 10
bis; CapPeau got a dry hole; Phillips ou
Douthett is reported dry. The Kaufman
wei Is flowing 25d0 bis Of salt water daily.
The well on the Nichols farm III Adams
twp. owned by Jennings d 90. viii make
i. small producer. 1t is on "a - degree liue
from the well on the Nancy Adams farm
and Balfour developments 1t is rated at
20 BIS a day.
The Fisher oil Cos. well at Herman
station was completed and saot and is a
small producer.
Greenlee & BoIard have a splendid lease
adjoining tie Wildwood gusher and are
expecting a ], 900 barrel well there. 1t is
fourth sand territory The Griffith well
there is rated at 200 day.
T. II Adams & Co. completed dry
hole on ihe Jas. Campbell near Brlin, last
week
A good well came i'll on the farm Of
Henry Conkle last week, about halt mile
from uookstown, Beaver Co. 1t filled up
200 feet i'll two hours, with two bits i'll the
sand. Mr.. Conkle got bonus Of s., 600 on
20 acres
Word reached Butler Wednesday, that
the Snee & ca. well on the James Mort
land farm III Marion Up. was doing % bar
rcls day. There are six on eight wells in
the township that have been producing a
little oil for some years.
The well on the Walker farm in Clay Tp.
Is expected in next week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
rfTrsBUaG PRODUCE.

Timothy hay fll to 80, mixed hag 3. 80
to $50 rye % to 90, oats p to 20; shclled
corn - To 80; ear corn 10 10 -; wheat SO
to 50; cloyerseed 3.2j; timothy seed 90
The Pitt burg egg market wa8 oyerstOck
ed last week and they sold at 10 to 49, IA
do2; prices in everything else remainB It,
the same as last reported. Potatoes on
track ~ 10 60; inbbing 4S to -; apples
! 80 to 4 30 bbl a. to quality; dressed
chicken II 10 Il; country roll butter To-
q as TO quality; beans I1J; onions | p;
turnips 80 to TO Is u bill honey Is to
-; onion sets 81 to . 80 bu; maple syrup
90 10 3
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Buffers Luck.

The p. a W. Il. Il. Co. has appropriated
six acres Of George Ecibcra land near the
mill, which with the acre aud half now
used, viii give them seven and half acres
there on which they intend building half
dozen tracks, water tank, turn table and
repair shops. The bond for the laud has
been prepared possession VIII be- taken in
q short time and the work viii be pushed
10 completion, ana then the third rail from
Butler TO Gallery viii be taken up Thia
change viii give employment To eighty
more men here, and probably bring sixty
more families to the town
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Public Sales.

Mr. W. a. Ralston, Of III. Chestnut, win
have a sale Of personal property on Friday,
the 18th inst.
The Berg heirs will have a sale on their
place, one mile north of Butler, on Thurs
day next at 10 a. NJ
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
New Advertisements.

Tue New York Life.
b. q BIS Spring Bargains.
Eosenbauni Millinery.
Agents Wanted.
Miss Gilkey Artistic Dress Maker.
Marlinconlt Il Co. Is Bag5ies, etc.
Excursion to Washington.
EoTE-All advertisers intendingto make
changes in their ads. should notify us OF
their intending to do so, not later than
II oIday morning.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
LIVE srocE.

At norr's Island, Monday. beeye3 sold
from to -; dry cows sold from at ! To
>, aud bnlla at y to ~; veal calves sold At
~ Ia 3, two good fresh cows sold at B3j
each and more were called for.
The supply of aheep was hshl and un-
equal To the demand. jos. Wright sold "a
lot of country sheep at - 10 6.
The market for hogs has fallen off Cha8.
F0lbrecht retailcd a lot of mix ed country
hogs at 3 to A.
At East Liberty good 900 10 1000 ID feed
ers aold at ~ 60 %; and 600 TO 500 ID stock
ers at p To y
INT OIL MARKET
Closed Monday at 7oa, Tuesday at s0I,
Wednesday at 19l
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Evans CIV Normal School.

A Normal and Business School
viii be he organized at Evans City,
April u. Students will he prepared
for business. college, or the teaching
profession. Tuition, So. An ex.
animation by the County Superin.
tendent the last of June. Special
arrangements for boarding viii be
made. For particulars, address
J G. TINsTMAN, A. NJ,
Evans CITY. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
hIarriage Licenses.

At ritGburg- Monday. l.. Kelly and
Anna n Nahou, Of Butler Co.; also James
T. Moofhood, Of T1rentum, aud Mary A.
Eruucr, of frecp"h.
At Piuaburg- TUESDAY VI. Tfoutman
and Josie Stock, of Butler 60.
At pittaburg Wednesday. Harvey j.
WileF, OF Eatlcr Co.. and Sarah NJ. Donald
son, OF Allegheny Co.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
The Markets.
BUTLER MARKETS.

our g0cer5 are paying - Tor butter -
for eggs, 50 for potatoes 60 to - Cor ap
pies, go for pafsnip3, 30 for turnip5, -
Tor onions, I2l for dressed poultry, 52 to
?. % per bu for onion sets.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
For County Superintendent.

For County Superintendent.
Election Tuesday, May. 9Th
H. IL. ELLIOTT
of Millerstown.
\. C. MoCoLLouGn,
OF Karns City.
SAMUEL J. CHRIsTLET,
OF Cherry twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
SOCI ET'IFS,

LOCAL ASSEMBLY S59e, Knights Of La
Lor meets every Friday night in the Car
peIters and JoIners Hall, third door, Husel-
io,, building, WM. NJ. GLESE, Rec. Sec
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
BALLS and bats at
j. +. +. SLEHLt'a.
"A fine display Of neck ribbon al
II Y. PArE's.
Girls tricyclea at
j. +. Y. STEnGE'8.

Girls tricycles at
j. +. T. SrEmE'a.
j. j. Reibcr, the drovcr, wanta
all farmers and stockraiscrs to know
that he atill deals in stock Of ali kinds
Any persons having any to sell
should address him Look Box 92G,
Batter, Pa, or leave with Jacob
Roibcr, Jefferson ST
Our sales Of Bfondclolhs, Elan.
mel Suilings and Dress Goods haYe
been larger this season than ever.
LARGE stocks and low prices do the
business.
Il. STEIN & SON
Take yonr children 10 Xuyer's
Gallery for Pictures that will suit
yon. Anderson building.
All the new shades ia ribbons al
-. 4. PArE's.
--yelocipedes, rocking horses,
wagons and wheelbarrows at
j Il. r. STEH.E'J.
Buy the Eighme patent shirt at
J. L. \ SrEHLE5
-Zuyer's Pictures leave nothing
wanting in finish, tone or a correct
likeness.
Try to induce yCur ueighbur 10
take The CITIZEN
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
gHE CITIZEN.
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1890.

rtrrItR has population OF about i6oald.
A A. the county seat III Butler county. Win
~ 1-tl -,
Ia i.ifiss for manufactures.
Progress everywhere new buildings, he"
Manufacturer a growing ana prosperous town
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
For SaIe--Fresh Cow.

A good cow, aud Jersey calf Par
ticulars can be had at the CITIES
Otiee, Butler, Ia.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Greal Insurance Comnanie.

Il requires study for one to fully
comprehend the magnitude Di tho in
surnnce business. However. IL Is not
cur purpose TO write an array ol he
wildcring figures, huL To note with
pleasure the old and powerful com.
panics hat protect the homes, bust
ness blocks and other property OF our
citizens The Guardian Assurance
Co, of london, has assets amounting
TO S2l ,83g.75s
The London Assurance Corpora
ton, organized one hundred and
seventy years ago. has assets Oi
SlT662,6l3. The Insurance CO. OF
North America. organized in Phiia.
delphia, almost d century ago, repre-.
sents assets OF S9,0TI, $50. Then
there is the Continental, OF New
York. having 50, 2lT,T73; tie London
and Lancashire, SI.OU9, $40, the
Spring gheld, uf Mass Sj,1iU,soa; the
Franklin. rhii'a, 53.174.55I; the Der
mania, New ork, S2,9t5. 1876 ana
the Orient, of Hartford, 81 $50. I23.
one Of the largest tnanrial institu-
tion in the world is the New York
Life insurance Co having assets ol
over SiU5 600, 900, being thirty hail
lions more than the Bank Of England.
These companies, ,aitOidlng absolute
protection, are represented by
=. H. ABRAMS * Go.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

Plush Coats aud Jackets, Fine cloth
Jackets aud Newmarkets, Stockin-
nrtte Jackets, Misses and Childrens'
Wraps, Latest styles and hest made
goods. We guarantee to save you
money on these goods
l.. STEIN e SON.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Kramer Wagons.
For Sale at
MARTiNCoURT & Co.'S
Seedsl

DJtUSI
Messrs John Il. & A. Murdoch
offer specially liue Fruit Trees. ia
cluding MurdOch'a BoW Bigarreou
Chorry-tba finest out Choice
Flower Seeds, including the Great
White California PoHy aud the
gorgeous Mexican Fire Plant.
Hardy roses; lawn mixture grass
seeds; all the good vegetable seeds
etc. Get their new illustrated cata
l5gue, which viii DO sent free.
Address, sos Smithfell 81, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

--1uke watches aud clocks that
need repairing TO Il. Wcigani in viii
liams Jcwelry aud Music store, and
have them repaired in good style by
skilled workman.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
TWO FIRES.

The house Of Jacob Musser, of Muddy
creek Twp, was burned Saturday night
the 9Th inst, towards midnight The
greater part of the household goods were
saved, bat set The loss to Mr. Musser is IA
heavy one, and he had no insurance.
Within The past few months he has lost his
wife aud daughter, he lost his barn a few
yeal8 ago, aud has row lost his house, -
another Illustration Of the saying that mis-
fortunes meyer come siugly.
The house Of Joseph Kennedy, of Perry
Twp, Lawrence Co. a former resident Of
Muddycreek Twp was also banned Sat
urday. lie had his goods packed in boxes,
ready to move, the following Monday, 10
the oil country aud had left the house and
was some distance from il when lac noticed
that it was in flames. lie ran back. but
was able 20 save but small part OF hia
goods
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
,uu TRANS rmNtrF.

NOTES.
Ou TUESDAY morning the application OF
Howard Thompson and john T. Brown
lof the trauste. If the license Of John L.
Lowry to them. they having purchased the
hotel. was heard, and after the usual pre-
liminafies the transfer "aa made.
a new tial was granted ii tAe Kelley
SIS Iliidebrand case.
Margaret Wilder has applied tyr dyoIoe
from Chos. {. Wilder, and Victor Aubrey
from Eictorine Aubrey.
Bartlrr aud EnoA got au order restrain
ing the removal al cor.aIn goods from the
Bull toad well IN Parker Twp.
la the supreme Cour, oi Pennsylvania
la~l Monday. Il decision was made that Is
of good dead Of Importance to landlords
and n certain class uf tenants II waa held
that furniture leased to a hoarding-Eouse
keeper is not exempt lroni liability to seiz-
ure for rent. 1T may be that between
The laudlady and the lessor OF the furniture
the property belonged TO the latter, bat as
between the woman and her landlord the
furniture belonged to her and was liable 10
distress Under former rulings Of the
Court il has been held that the goods Of IS
stranger on demised premises are not
liable; that the goods of a buaTder are not
liable, that goods on storage are exempt:
that goods in possession 81 CnnsIguec Lot
sale on commission are exempt, etc.
Ia three Of the Butler papers Of March
nth last mistake appeared that has just
been called to our attention Al that
term Of court Simon Gallagher Of tleMiield
Twp. Uae indicted for assault and battery
bat the case was settled 8ad dId not 60 10
trial 1t was correctly noted, but Ia not
ing the FAB cases that Nrtc settled the
name of Simon Gallagher by mistake up-
pcurcd among The names at the defendants.
The mistake happened this way. oh
Thursday morning before Court the editors
Ot the three papers went 10 the clerks ui-
fee to see what had been done IN Court,
one Of them copied from the docket and
the other two copied from bis notes, and
as the tir5t man was hurried he made a
mistake that oi course the otlJa--eurttrtt
The mistake has afF5eif some Of MI Gala
z -zriIrrT-i5-C enemies "A chance t. annoy him, aud
We are sorry il occurred
Eighteen leases ofplopsrly in Winfield
aud Buffalo twp. Ia tho j. l.. Ford Go.
were fled Wednesday, also alEty-7rveH OF
property in Buffalo v inheld and Clinton
Twp. To rittsbdrs Plate Glass Co.
The win of Margaret 4 MeEissick al
Concord twp. was prohaled and "a" letters,
also will of andrew Liehler at Rutler twp,
no letters, also will OF Eeui Swain OF Hr
mony and letters to u. u. swain.
Letters of admin were granted to Eob't
NJ Thompson on estate of Julia j. Ill0mp-
son Of Cleariield twp; also to &. }. Mar
burger on estate Of Thos Lindsey OF Jack
son tpu
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

"A full line of Spring Hats and
Bonnets at ID. II. PApE's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

Large stock of 4 mbrellas in Mo
hair, Gloria aud Silk with gold, sill
yer and natural handles for holiday
trade at H. STEIN Il Sons
-F0R SALE-About rs feet Of
inch wire rope J. N. MUNTz,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

Ali the new sty les in Bfaids and
Gaimps at
N. +. 4 NJ MABEs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11
Millinery

A full line Of Mourning Hats,
Bonnets, Yelling ruehing, Hand
kerchieis, Silk and Kid Gloves always
on hand at - +. PArE'3,
IS S. Main St, Batter.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

-oto the new bhHyht olnl
Lace in White, Black and Cream ~
- L. STEIN 4 Soa's
- Examue our stoch oi Glonks
ana before purchsairg we
can b. DnIn two to three dol
lars on eaen gaTfneneN-
H. Stem y Som
-Largeat line Of fac baby
carriages ever brought to EHtlef at
] T. 7 SIEHLE'a
Millinery in all he latest goods
at reasonable price at the Misses
Marks.
Buffalo
FlanncIs, BLANKETS and arna are the
best goods in the market for service
and durability. We have them.
L.. SrEia & Son.
Highest cash price paid for bnct
wheat at Geo, Walters Mil, But
Ter, Pa.
Finest line of Fur Muhs aud Boas
ever shown IN this city All quail
ties aud prices al
l.. STEIN 4 Sons.
Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Coraets, Ribbons, Laces, &e is al
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-04-11

Sec the new Nandyke Point
Lace in White, Black and Cream at
- /. ErlIN & Gnnla