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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24
HARTMAN & Wells
Bridge Street, Las Vegas,
Bridge Street,
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR FURNISHING NEW
Mexico INSANE ASYLUM.

The directors Of New Mexico insane asylum
will receive sealed proposals to furnish articles
20 be used In furnishing the asylum building
Such proposals will be opened at the Office of
Long & Fort, Las Vegas, N. NJ, May 20, 1902, at
IL O'Clock a IN. The directors reserve the right
10 reject all bids. The bids must contain a
statement, plainly written. OF all articles pro-
posed 10 be furnished, with brief description
OF such articles Everything TO be medium in
quality except iron bedsteads, which win be
the cheapest In quality. Everything TO be de-
livcred at the asylum building near Las Vegas.
Bids may be for all articles named or for a
part only. Proposals must be signed by bid
ders, sealed up and directed 10 tho secretary
of the board OF directors of the New Mexico
insane asylum A detail list of ali articles 10
DO furnished will be delivered 10 any one de-
string TO bid, upon application therefor TO the
secretary OF tho board of directors, at Las
Vegas. N. M.
ELISHA V. LONG,
Pres. Board Of Directors.
BENI0RO ROMERO.
Secretary Of Board.
Las Vegas, N. H., May 10, ls92,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24
Eagle Clothing Co.

You'll doubtless Suit of Clothes and you're looking
for the Best Value you not? Well, you ought to
know that good value in Suit of Clothes it
be we'll made and trimmed. Our and $500 suits
are just the kind you This week sell:
Chldren's Suits worth $3.50, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Childrcn's Suits worth So so, for.......,,.....$l 10
Chldren's Suits worth $500, for. ..............$s 90
Childrcn's Suits worth $500, for .,.:..........s5 90
Children's Knee'Pants worth Soc for .......... 15c
Children's Shirt Waists worth 5Oc for........... zoe
Boys Straw Hats worth 75c, for. ......... ......4oc
Boys Good Wool Hats worth 75c for ............. 15c
Boys Shoes worth 50 co. 90 ~
Mems White Shirts worth $l95, for. ............... 75c
Mems Unaunderod Shirts worth 81, SOC
Mems Night Shirts worths I,for...,..............
Mems Neglgee Shirts worth 75c for.......,....8oc
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
In the district court, county OF San Miguel,
territory of New Mexico.
willldm G. Hayden,


willIdn G. Hayden,
All the unknown heirs OF
Augustin Quintana, of
Vincenta RoibaI, the UNI
known heirs of Cruz Luz
cero and Abelna Ortiz,
his wife, the unknown
heirs of Jose Candelario Chancery No. Also.
Garcia and of Rata ell RO-
driquezy the unknown
heirs Of Juan Pedro Ar
chuletta and of fedora
Duran, and all unknown
claimants who claim any
interest I'm the premises
hereinafter described adj
verse to complainant,the
said William q. Hayden.
The said defendants above named, and all
unknown claimants of interests in and to the
lands and premises hereinafter mentioned
and described who claim adverse 70 complain
ant, William G.. Hayden, to said lands, are
hereby notified that a suit in chancery has
been commenced in said district court by said
complainant, in which complainant prays that
upon the final hearing in said cause the title
and estate in and 70 these certain tracts and
parcels of land and real estate situate, lying
and being in the county of San Miguel afOre-
said, and described as follows, 10 wit: Lots
numbers one ~, two t2), three CD and four "a.
in block number thirty-eight (3S) of the Las
Vegas Hill Site Town Company's addition 20
LaSV egas, also lots numbers twenty CO., twenty
one 2D, twenty-four t2i] and twenty-five 1851 Of
block number twenty-ninel29lo of the san Miguel
Town Site Company's addition TO Las Vegas,
all of said lots now in the incorporated town
of East Las Vegas, I'm the county of san Mi
guel and territory of New Mexico, be estab-
lished as being the property of said complain
ant, free from aud against any claim whatso-
ever of the said defendants or any or either
of them, and that the said defendants and all
and every of them be forever barred and es-
topped from having or claiming any right or
title to said premises adverse to complainant.
and that complainant's title to said land and
real estate be forever quieted and set at rest
That unless you enter your appearance in the
said suit on or before the first Monday of July,
\. d. 1892, the same being the 4th day of July,
A. ID. 1892 decree pro confesso therein will
be rendered against you.
NJ. A. OrERo,
Clerk of the Fourth judicial District Court.
WILLIAM G. HAYDoN,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated May 18th, A. ID. 1892.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24

Secretary Thomas occupies an
Office in the old palace and Treasurer
Palen and Auditor Perez have opened
ofIicesin theQuintana block ON Bridge
street. Librarian Pine has moved
the territorial library and archives
into the county court house.-Santa
Fe Sun.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24
THIS MORNING.

Mrs. G. Teller arrived from
Cerrillos.
Mrs. e. Sands arrived from Fulton
with her mother, on days shop
ping.
Mrs. w. Schultz arrived from
Lamy on a visit to Mrs. Il. Ii. Schultz
for couple of weeks.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24
Paso
SHORT LIME

A sure thing that you can buy at
Hartman 81 Wells the best Feed
and Produce in New Mexico, at the
lowest prices.
We have 1000 choice Fruit Trees
in assorted varieties, very cheap.
These trees were grown in New Mex
icon, and consequently are better
than trees brought great distance.
We have all kinds of fresh Field
andiGardeu Seed at wholesale and
retail. Now your time, Sow
your blue grast and white clover
seed and put cut your onion sets,
plant your peas, etc. Don't forget
the place.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24

Have your measure taken for
nobbY suit at a shabby price at the
Golden Rule.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-24

Boys, come and see "Jess" at the
American house, when you want an
easy Shave.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Harrisville.
/ arise to remark:
That Hsrrisville is standing still
With all its modern glorles,
While Squire Walker runs the mill
And Bruiser tells the storias-

I arise to remark:
That Hsrrisville is standing still
With all its modern glories,
While Squire Walker runs the mill
And Bruiser tells the stories.
The Republicans have settled down with
the usual emile on their countenances; but,
alas! the Democrats are in agony and
don't know what to bring forth. There
are not half enough Post-offices to
20 around and to make matters still worse,
the present incumbent who has long held
1t under Republican rule has got some
Democrats who left their first love, to car
~ petitions around for signers to let her
still retain the affair. Ii looks now as if il
would take those high in authority to de-
termine whether tho affair shall be kept IN
Q private house, store or o wagon maker
shop. It appears that the blacksmith sho p
has withdrawn.
8. l.. Braham and family hare returned
rom the oil regions, where he has been for
two or three years fattening his pocket
book.
The travelling dentists have taken up
their abode here for few days, and it in
said they can extract pain without teeth.
We have one elector here who votes with
the Pea-pole Party.
j. II. Morrison, Jr., has been buying
and shipping one car load of buckwheat az
ter another until 1t looks o. If we might
have corner on cakes before the new
crops come in.
DIR. Seidel has bought the Mrs. Baker
property and given the barn new coat OF
weatherboarding, which it badly needed.
The School Directors of Mercer twp,
dedicated the new school house near For
estville on last Monday In rather new
ct, le. Not liking the old location they
purchased another lot about eighty rods
distant, and proceeded to build house
large enough to seat all the scholars in the
district. In the mean time they sold one
house that was on the old lot and were
making preparations for removing the other
when tho original owner of the land Motif
ed them that the house belonged to him, ar
soon as abandoned for school purposes.
They then hired another teacher to put in
the old-"which Was the hair that broke
the Camel's back" On Monday, parents
a. we'll as children went to school with
blood in their eyes and demanded tha,
heir children should all 60 to the new house
Winds and storm and threatening cy
clones prevailed until one of the teachers
was discharged. and sll the scholars per
mitted TO sit down together as one happy
family. K.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
N tlce

10 W. O. wtcs sci q. Seliwics. Czfhar.nr
FaIl or FafHe. Haut EuIa ~a.fwlck. --
Httrrrstsu ausl 4rttltue tstterNum his wffr 81
SERVICES Wesley ~tlui i-S dun ~edNtrw All
~ q. ssdwics. heirs 4t-iam of Eilzatctn So
wl1E re.Cleer
where's r.sepu Bushnell - al o. Na9rrl 'isF
9. i-1- recovered Judgment aEsir-f . - Sat-
uicS. afulu i-fl-.gr uf ti.f..EeIl SsaWif1
d-ra..s.l. Or tha+ g.. af a.5uHF Docket Na
Mann Terra. tsJ An0 where's faH
-.laz.tH tHHtl -8-Hs N.al aa iral 0f Faaf e..i4Ea
ia ieT clgltg. vAlch cau-e tg sou AS Dr.. lr-s-
itg-l4a-
Yea are l1-s a=fsay uosined.
ILEtr af AFlstr.lHl-c N1s ser NlD1Hr D. cf
81 zen Term. So. On tla Dllrr % Crmnia1
Pleas ul bIfi-r eCHufy. "a wrif 90 Scfre Faf.a-
hl- neea ls- las siist ll ~, sllrh leirg-sf-flt 81
COD SAVIOR 90 al-~Na H9-uueH .f at Oh sha#
cs-lls- f ans l0l nmve. SHY tna said ig4gUneHa
SEQ recovered aglIl-f fn- -lll1 =. =. -e.wtl
administrator al flfElnetl ~ea4silk frrF sll.
shall not b. lrFirI add qai4 cat 81 the sszf
real est sre wnicl th- slif Elffedefh -etieyieE !
dle1 seized a. aiofes.si1- Tuaf -std Urif Is -
tgfuauie the fhlrl Monday % .fNruAry f-aa
tff1 uule.s yo4 cause An afPe.arsace % De en-
tered thereto far yuu Om ur before tne rptarn
a4y Judgment al.ay De entered against ygu g.
yu4L arsauce
JoHy " ERovx
frothou1fpry ct the Common Plea. Court Of
Butler tGully December p. i.S2.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Carbon Black Items.

Be it known:
Every thing is quiet on the Potomac at
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Clark and family visit
ed in Freeport last week.
Capt. 5 D. HazIett is now chief engineer
for the Winfield Mineral Co.
L S Edwards is doing a thriving coal
business this winter.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Prestley
McCGskey who has been on the sick list
for some time is cOnvalescent.
Chas Pfeiffer Jr, the accomm oda,ing
hack driver is again at his old place after
a couple days vacation. Glad TO see you
back Chas.
Saxon Station Sabbath School il going
10 have a Christmas treat at the NJ. p.
Church at this place on Friday eve, Dec.
23rd. All anticipate a good time.
DR. Scott had well drilled on his prop
erty and at depth of 60 feet struck a
good vein of water. lie has also broken
ground for his new house.
Mr.. Chas. Cypher is on the sick list with
typhoid fever.
1t is whispered pretty loud that there
will be wedding at Delano in the near
future. BUB.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Renfrew Notes.

Miss Sadee Steelsnith, Of Butler, is the
guest of Miss Viva Davidson.
r. l.. Kirkpatrick, OF La Porte, Ind, is
visiting his parents of this place.
Miss Mille Gilman, Of Butler, is visiting
Miss Maggie Carver and friends.
John Kirkpatrick is the happiest man in
town since he has got into the new Depot.
John is not only one of the most efficieut
servants Of the z. g. w. but is also fine
musician.
Prof G. A Schotte of Butler has fine
class in music here.
Jas. Kirkpatrick has one of the finest
stores in the county, and always does q
big business.
Miss c. G. Black il home for the holi-
days from Slipperyrock Normal School.
MAJOR G. SHARP.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Trustees SAILS b!

IN the matter oi the Partition % the real
estate of Rachael Wagner. decd. late % FAR
view twp. butier cOunty. a.
Orphans Cours. no. -J. b~ccfHher Term. 4s9t
IS VII ue OF au order ana decree Of the orphams
C0Hr, Of BuIler county. IA. was, on the sfh
u.tf uI june Is4s. appointed Trustee 20 max e.
sale 81 the real estate Of Rachael Wagner
decd Therefore lu pursuance of -lid order. +
premises Ia fairYicw twp, Butler Co.. Pa. az =
O'Clock y m. ON
SATU EpAN. DECEMBER 1lsr t-l1.
the following deeribed Two pieces of RAJ estate
FUEPAET 81. :.
bounded aud described AS follows: on the
north ~ purnart 81. = % the trm Of EtclsF Z
Wagner. tit.t.'a on the east bv lands 0f ID. ~
NrtTlrs aud Ell Eee1 pn rne south bV lands q
". . CamHhetl auf west PSI hands OF Afrg-
aLdyr Eilck clufuu.inE % tcrrs alI ls
perches win lps house. small pi5nS hou-ea
and i1- stable thcrcol erected
PURPAET No. p
bounded and described A. follows On fhe
north by Lands 0T John Mci aTertY 90 he east
nv lands of john Mcnamara. GA the .0urh gY
purpart 40. l ara on nc wfst ny lands of
Alex audcr Black. Containing iH acres.
TEAMS OF ~ALEs-fie taid real estate O.
b.. ~lld subject 10 "a nrs mort gtge cf So ana
interest; the purrhass.r or purchasers 20 pay
sls much cash on cOuuruittl1n of tn sale A.
viii pay the costs aud XpeAseS QI partlfiUu and
al unpNld debts OF Eacnaef Wagner. decd.
(excepting mortgag"l and tho expenses or
settling her estate. hc balance excepting the
mortgage above mentioned U be paid az the
Death VI Henry Wagner with interest thereon
payable 20 Henry Wagner yearly during his
lifetime. TO be secured hy % nd and nGrtsas-s.
IN the premises. Tue mortgage 90 coltata a
Sci "a. claim and 10 provide FOR attorney >
AT least ss5 of the bid TO be ptid on d4y of safe.
THOMAS II. 1IEEEk
Greer s Kalstuna Admtntsraios TTuslfs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Local Institutes.

The following is list Of the places,
dates and committees of Local Institutes
TO be held:
Porter.ville, Jan. T. A W. Kelly Miss
Prospect, jan. IA. c. P Krantz, G. ".
Weigle.
Six Points, Jan. IA, J.E Miller, A. T.
Milford.
Karns CITY, Jan. IA, A. T. Painter, A.
7. Scott.
Zelienople, Jan. 21, :. L. Cheesman
John II Wilson.
Slipperyrock, Jan. 81, Miss Lulu Kerr,
A G Black.
Jacksville. Jan. IS, W. r Cowden, sher-
man Humphrey.
saxonbarg, Feb. 4, E E. Graham. W
G. Russell
Harrisville, Feb Il, = W. Kennedy,
Sallie Bell
Mars, Frb. IS, J. H. Christy, Miss Ines
McClymonds
sarversville, March ,, W. P. sipe, R NJ
Mcfarland.
West Sunbury, Feb. %, Madge Shirs
W X Hockenberry.
Millerstown, March 3, H. II. Elliott, G
G. Mccullough.
Evans City. March 10, A. L. Brown
Sadie Hamilton.
North Washington, March 10, o. E
Evans. r J. McCracken
West Liberty, FEB. IS, J. V. Cowden
Tillie Tebay.
Bruin, Jan. q, Lottie Shoenield, W. F
Fleming.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Petrolia Items.

Prof Young, our school teacher has been
on the sick list for the last week with bad
cold.
VIM. Ray of Erie Co.. Pa, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs g. G. Young He is "a
years of age and looks as bale and hearty
as a man of sixty, and is staunch Repub
lican.
John Layton was stricken down on Sab
bath with hemorhage of the lungs, and is
not expected to live at this writing.
Dr. John Black, while visiting one of bis
patients on Sabbath night, upset his buggy
and got some hurt, bnt is ill able to at
tend to business. John, take better care
the next time, these nights are very dark.
X
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
DEATHS.


NcCAIN-At VT. Clemens. Mich. Dec. .
ls92, J. l. Mccain. Of Parker, aged fl
years.
FREDERICK-At his home in Beaver
Falls. Dec :, 1892. William Frederick
formerly Of Batter Co.
MCCALMONT-At rcr home in West sun
bury. Dec Is. ls93. Mrs Robert McCai
mont, aged abuut 20 years.
OBITUARIES.
Mr.. James Kearus. ST.. died at his home
near this place on Monday last tie hs1
been sick ior some months aud had not
been seen upon our streets as was usE4I
With him for several years. Few mea
were better known 70 our people. and hi'
death now removes one ct cur oldts
citizens His father was one of the ver-
earliest settlers IN oT around Butler. III.
two brothers, William asd Patton. have
been deceased tor some years
James was an active man an bis life
| he was elected Treasurer Of the cOuutv
| m' re than thirty years ago. and was ap
pointed court crier Of our courts for a NUN
Der Of years. Previous to that be hai acr
ed as the constable Of thi, borough. i1
which Office be was quite efficient. and
achieved a well earned reputation fni
he employed himself a. an auctioneer ir
| which capacity be was skill iful agd Use
ful. being constantly called to almost eveTy
part of the comfy. He was a warm heart
ed friend, and resoiute, fearless man ID
| duty aud action.
He leaves wife aud several sons and
daughters, all grown up. who have ths
sympathy of this entire community ir
their great loss. His age vas about u
years. The fan eral took place on " ednes
day last
DIR. William T. Logan, we'll known q
! some of our older citizens. died al hls HON,
in Wiliiamsport. this State. on Tuesda
last, aged about sc years Doctor Logan
formerly lived in Freeport, keeping a drul
store there. He was relative Of n,
Fullerton people there and man very
generally respected. He bsctme very
prominent citizen of W Williamst ort, was il.
Mayor and Postmaster at one time, an
noted for his enterprise generally.
John Fuhs, formerly Of Zelienople. died
in Allegheny City, on Saturday. Dec Il
1892. tie was 76 years of age AZ the tim.
of his death. He was buried at Zelienople
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Programme for por,ersville Institute.

Devotional Exercises, Rev. Eggert
Music. followed by address of welcome
by Rev. Ralston. Response by Fl. O. Nc
Donald.
"The Teacher on the Playground /"
James D0dds.
"Your Method Of Teaching wriungD
Maggie Shields.
Music, followed by Numbers" A. A.
Guist.
why We Teach" Sam1 Mccullough.
Question Box
Music, followed by q defamation by
Dora Heberling.
Manual Training" Howard Muunell.
Recitation by Maggie Glenn. Address
by A. W. Kelly. defamation by Minnie
Okeson. Music.
The day session opens at / 80 p. N.
The night session at "a p NJ We also ex.
poet to have short Chart Drill" and sd-
dresses by Profs. xsgee and Fruit.
Oo9luyTzs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Tho Worlds Fair and Sunday.

A large number ofprominent divines and
laymen, representing ell the evangelical
churches, are attending the convention Of
the Americon Sabbath Union this week in
Chicago. The principal question before
them Is the proposed opening of the Worlds
Fair on Sunday. The sentiment against
such opening is very strong.
The same question is engaging the at
tentien Of special committees in Congress,
and strong fight will be made before
them to permit the opening of the >Exposi-
tion gates on Sunday.
As before remarked, there are two side-
to this question, and there seems to have
been more or less misreprese ntation on the
part Of those fsvoring Sunday opening
For example, It has been industriously cir
culated that the saloon and dive keepers OF
Chicago are in favor of closed gates on
Sunday. Chicago papers, notably the
Standard, the Press, and the Interior. have
made canvass of the saloons in this mat
ter, and their returns show the bar and
and dive men to be NEARLY all in favor Of
Of an open Sunday"
The Catholic church, which is supposed
to Learn toward the Continental Sunday"
Is BY no means unit on this question
While Cardinal Gibbons has favored the
opening of the Fair on Sunday afternoons,
with no machinery in motion, the Pitts
burg Catholic condemns the Sunday open
ing movement in strong terms 1t says:
There is . renewed agitation to open the
Worlds fair on Sunday with the proviso
that the machinery will not run. NAM
plausible reasons are given but the right
and only one, namely, dollars and cents
the swelling Of the revenues. 1t il
Hammon, nothing else. We trust there
will be such an expression ofpublic -opin-
ion that better council will prevail. and
the gates be- kept rigidly shut. To cry
out s'puritanicaP should not avail. II
should not close our mouths to have 1t said:
90 you want the New England Sabbath
in your Sunday" Az between the New
England Sunday and the Chicago Sunday
there should be no hesitation in choice
Long may It be before the noise of business
or pleasure shall brush away our quiet,
peaceful Sunday in the weary round OF
days.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23

Jury List Tor January Y, 1893.
Let ofTrsysrs- Jsrors ars~u fh.s - a.-
~ Decrnsb~r 4 y i-4z o. @-rvs a. srnsr-se
Jurors af = sp-ciai term of Court. esasu-,s.
inx on the s~enas Monsf4y q Janusrf. A. =
iss2, the sans being frs GA JfT 81 s1ta
month.
AieEaaier ~ p Fsirvis~ Ror r1rsnnssxsr.
seusnn dfsefr- te1erai tNp fsr1uar
| BURNER Paiii5F. -aroBa1rz. iai-orsr
Beers Alex. Evans CsrT. pr1fa.sr.
Cr0csn n4HEs DsGut, .sii.eesx srp. fsFns@r
..ampte-i " q. Vsaaayn tsp. fsr.Ber.
Coppe- =. sentrevtIl~ f-sr. iinmhar.
Campbell HoTEri. tsu-si-s8 twn. aarrn@-
aidweu II Y Parser fzs. r1r-ehr-s
DcuEhsrty u J. sstisr - wa-i. , siassr-
Davidson william. Atzn1s two. fsrnsrr.
| Ensisy Jseob. r'airviar tsp. ftrr1sr.
EienberEer jacob. FairvisE fEu. farar
LiIot Nelson. -ummit tEp. farmer.
EnrIzht Daniel, Buiisr fsf rar.t ls54rsr %
fillmore l. J. Ms-roa trF. firmer.
GwIBn T 4. Niiiers5osa bog. isss-sr
Gold : Baltudre Bsr iaiorer
| Goehring Jos-ph Cranharrv tvn. farmer.
Huichiaoa W 81 CnerFY twp, farmer.
herdm4n ~, Bltier isf Earf ezrnHfar
Humphrey y 4 foannqueues-inx r~r.
fcrmer.
Heoy aieharss. C-asi.srv tEp. farmer.
tenteEsoa " =. M-rrer Tsp farmer.
= ai1n tNnl- .A..4r1- a7~F. far1Ier
| heungds , " g.. Awsief S.i waFi nrr are-
AWE Ebampspl. aarrl@vii'r. f1~mer
| hlrser Wiiiial. Eflfrfie-. farmer.
Lowry Charles s.. Butler 81 warf. clerk
Lawrence >amue. Muidyeresz twp. nrner
Murru 7. Eufler - ward. carrenler.
Mcilymnus 3 y Allegheny swp cssans
Magee " a Ciearasif s~r. farmer.
NctinHs Robert Fairvsex typ. pr1dtear
Milford J. Allegheny twp farmer
Nsrtin v b. FerNzrt tFP fl-ni-r
| Miller Charles, Evans CIV hotel keeper
Nicholas. 7 II, Cennoqaenessinz twy.
| farmer.
Osterliug Lenaeri. summit twp. farmer
| O-teriing Edward, Butter 80 ward. h,ack.
smith.
PARKS ", Middiesex tsp. ftrmer.
| Pierce E1waTd, Bufier tsp, isrfaer.
! Randall Mat Nemanea t~p farmer.
| rtty James fnirvtew fwp. tirner-
Rider Era~tus, Centre twp iarmef.
ksiDer u II. Butler 5th ward. c.erk
tudert William. Jefferson tsp, fsrmer.
| Stinc John. Oakland twp farmer.
| ~. Clair " W, Worth twp, farmer.
later William, Summit twp, farmer,
sutton John, Parker twp. pu.nper.
| chryoek p. Parker twp. farmer.
| llnIbhn l.. Fairvi-w twp, flssugbe
| Wilson George ". Jtcksou twp, farmer.
y as-on james B, Parzer twp, farmer
LIgler David NJ, Jackson ~ p, farmer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the matter OF The assign In the Court Of
ment OF John L. Byers and Common Pleas
NJ. Kate his wife. for the ben OF Butler Co..
ent or the creditors OF the Pa, Mis-. docket
said John r.. ers. NO1 March f'9-
The said assignOr having ti-d his petition.
praying thai Levi NJ. Wise Esq. the assignee IN
he above entitled matter, be ordered 70 r.
convey all the assignee estate both real a nj
personal remaining In his hands and possession
10 the sad John + Byers asstgnOr. and that
thcreupon the said ASS gnee be release q
and discharged from said trust,
nurice II hereby given TO the creditors OF sslid
assignor that the prayer OF said petition VIII b.
sranted by the court. unless objection Is made
thereto. ON CT before the 9TH day or January
Isg3, AT the hour OF O'Clock =. NJ. which tine
II liked for a hearing thereon
III. ii. GOUCHER.
Attorney OF A-Sign0r.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23

REPRESENTATIVE r. n. RITTER Of the
10th district Of Philadelphia Ia ont in sr
open letter to his colleagues Of the Legis
lature, favoring Geo. s. Graham, the pres
ent District Attorney ofPhiladelphis coun-
ty. and who spoke in Butler during the
Delamster campaign, for United States
Senator. The Press speaks Of him a. be
ing eloquent, able, forcible, and always in
demand in campaigns.