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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

Gentlemen's Initial SILK Hsndkerchiefs, so.
Gentlemens SIX Nunlers, so, 75c., 81, sl.25,
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, I'M
dressed hemstitched, 1886.
Gentlomens Pure Linen Undressed Haniker-
chiefs. l2l6c
Gsntiamen's colOred-s ordor HHudkercnlefs,
81, 10, 1919, 1893, and PC
One lot six Handkerchiefs, 1216c. apiece.
Gentlemens Fancy suspenders, 12lh, ld16, 20,
rs, TO 81 pair.
GeptIemen's Braces. the best make, Soc to 81.
Gentlemen's Fine Balbriggan Socks, regular
made. l2l6c.
Gentlemens Extra-super s9out Mixed Hose,
Gentlemens Modes and Tan Hose, $3.50.
Gentlemens Back Socks, Hermsdort dye,
121ac.
Geutlemen's Wool lose, full regular made,
90 and 25c.
Gentlemen's Caster Gloves, 81 aud sl2s .
pair-yelyet finish.
Gentlemen's KID Gloves, 81 pair.
Gontlemen.s Dog-skin Gloves, fur tops 90
Gentlomens Buck Gauntlets, SOC. and OIL
pair.
lined, 8l.50.
Gentlemens Fleece-Lned Kid Gloves, 81.
Pulse-W Warmers, l5c.
Gentlemens Hoso-supporters, 10, 121S and
25c. pair.
GentlemeDs Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers,
81, -, as, nd Doc
l,entIemens Pure Linen-Bosom shirts, double
back aud 'front.', excellent cotton. SOC.
Gentlem0ns Outing Shirts, Doc. apiece.
Gentlemen's Fine Merno Shirts only 300.
Gentlemeu's Fine All-Lam0s-Wool Shirts only
Gentlemen's Fine Gray Mixed Wool Shirts,
Soc apiece.
Gentlemen's Medicated Red Wool Shirts, 75c.
Gentiemens Red Shirts, double back and front,
gl 10 apiece.
GentIemen's Wool Drawers, 70 match all shirts
Gentlemen's Wool over. Shirts, 81 and s1.25.
Windsor TICS. all styles, 25c. apiece.
CHIFFON HANDKERCHlEES, embroidered,
LADIES' FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
LADIES INITIAL SILK HANDKERcHIEFs,
LADIES WHITE EMBROIDERED AND
DKAWN-THREAD HANDBERCHlEFS In
great variety OF styles at 10c, worth 20 and 25c.
New line OF Handsome TURKISH MOROCCO
PURSES, 25c. 10 e1.b0 apiece.
CHILDRENs SCHOOL HOSE, extra long and
fast black. 10 and 1214c.
LADIES' FAST-BLACK HOSE. 121Sc.
LADIES FIN REGULAR-MADE HOSE.
warranted fast blacks, 25c.
LADIES BLACK, BLUE, and GARNET
IA LADIES' sS BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES. 90
LADIES KID GAUETLETs, in all eolors.
1925.
LADIES DARK-BLUE, CADET-BLUE,
GREEN, RED, and TAN UNDRESSED NOUS
VLAlbitIfERs al and CHILDREN's woRsTED NIT.
TINS at all prizes.
PINK, CREAM, RED, and YELLOW MIrTs,
40 aud 46c.
CREPE CLOTH in all colors for party dresses,
12lsc. a yard.
LADIES' SCISSORS in all lengths and prices.
LADIES' JERSEYS reduced from 90 20 Soc
LADIES' JERSEYS reduced from 81 70 6oc.
LADIES JERSEYS reduced from s7 70 sl.bo.
s3JERSEYS reduced 10 az.
SIRE uced 70 $3.50.
BOYS Blue FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS, 81.
MEMS CARDIGAN JACKETS at 81, CLIPS,
also. S1.75-to 81.
TABLE OlL-CLoTH, III yards wide. The
| very best. 20c. yard.
RUBBER CLOTH, p OF a yard wide, SOC. I
| yard wide, Toe
OIL SILK 81 yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
Corner Second aud Broad streets.

The near approach Of the Xmas Holidays
brings with it the season for making pressnts.
Everybody will be busy looking for something
for a gift. and we have prepared OURSELVES TO
meet the demands of tho PUBLIC and OUR
PATRONS.
Our basement Is stocked with all sorts Of
things for the children, such IS TOYS, DOLLS
GAMES, BOOKS. TOoL-CHEsTs, FoOT-BALLS,
TEA-SETS, BlsQUE FIGURES, JERSEY
WAGONS, HOBBY-HoRsES, DEXTER ROCK
ERs. sHoO-FLY ROCKERS, BICYCLES, TRI-
CYCLES. GOAT CARTS, WRITING-DBsKs,
ROCKING CHAIRS, CHILDREN'S HIGH
CHAIRS, and thousands Of other things an suit
able and appropriate for the little ones and the
big ones. Call on as early and mako your seleo-
ton while OUR stock is complete.
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SILKS.

Handsome Plsid and Striped Surshs, in ali
colors, 1925 yard.
Figured Changeable Surah silks reduced from
s1.25 TO al.
China silks. In all colors, 81 inches wide, SOC.
Figured Drapery Silk, in oil colors.
A large line OF choice Black silks, in kstlle,
Peau de Sole, Suran, Gros-Grsin, and Armures,
all at bottom prices
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RACK DRESS GOODS.

We are showing IN this departments some OF
the choicest things 20 be found-Black Bengalins,
Black Serges Black Henriettas, Black Poplins,
Black CashD eres. Black striped Henriettas,
Black Armures, and Black Cloths. Our cele-
brated Black Henrietta at 50c. beats anythin g
eyer solo al thnt price In this city.
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ny THE COATS.

.,.h;s house ia a theme mex
'' nI, YouIl see that ct "a look at
lh''o'.lovs. the pi'cs INSIDE tue very
'-' .'..,r ideas that confront you rlght
az ..' --,,rriay's sale of Coats was a
w., ,'...- ID, many q lady in Richmond
rev ..... a.iv seen the c,oakrooms OF
Stones than NHlEHS.
''..' ....rres-.an of one visitor: " Why,
.... more STYLES OF Coats here 81
,l...~ than oil the other stores to-
..- AMI your ten dollar Goats are
ta..-ih.n their hiteen-doliar Coats
-.Iv tac echo OF many others.
r.r5 % believe al advertisement
... Vel jus. ask to see these
.,,~,ratsi below. and then as a
~ .I,is.scilon wander around
.,..r stores thcy all invite you TO
.,...i.r1ou want % huy or not.
,... ~. not convinced that onr
,"...'.o Letter value for the same
.... mover T,sd another OF our ad-
.. l...s must lie extraordinary
,....lt y. arc willing TO stake our
..r .. them, don't you think ?
".ssr D.a'T
-.r... 5000. trm,
.;...- ODD give every caller
-.. . .'.l % me- J,H,s,'''''
liz across mont.
simon. i.ifdics,
... ...uuc1.
I..d .-.umcd,
.......u,L
tatf nust measure.
....I. c,.e worth les than ten dol
.....r ,..s y-1r cnolce for
., GO, 80, 80.
,r.-t.' COATS
MISSES -. II; sve,rsotsge
....,,r es, .iyas tt many
3. '' '.",'' ~. tta ROM
"'
-', ,,~,, a. n hind
... .-..,s 'r.,i'ss
l..npoel, ana Seinste '. , backs
....I .u''''' "N' a'@''''
-, 90 N
l.. ~. ''-' -N''''
N 1922 = '.-''''
70. are a. a., a.
r~ - ~ w.
r'..-. worth $500 TO f".'O
l $50. $50. $50, $3.50
.-r.." worth 40 % sl2'5o.
-. - 'ty I,i. GO
BE-. Ions,
- ... bT,,on,.
..' H., 05'''l''
a .ae'a dollars
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CIOAKS CLOAKS.

The largest stock in the city, all the latest
styles. the newest cuts, and the very best mate
RAJ Our prices are low, and we guarantee sat-
isfacti0n. New lots arriving every day, and this
Is the place 30 buy your Cloaks. Come and see Us.
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WIes6eHS- G% &Z2fonoE

| phI1 We MUDOfD blJANhETb.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE BLACB
DRESS GOODS.
MUSSED BLANKETS.
81 pairs Of White Blankets that wer,
on top OF the various piles in the dupli
cate-stock room, having become musseC
by constant handling, are placed on spe
clal sale this week.
All qualities that sold from $3.50 10 %. %
n pair, special prices now are from 81. "a
10 S3.1l a pair.
BaS~BASKET SHOW.
Moro than one thousand different
kinds OF Baskets.
Knitting, Baby.
! Stands, sewing,
! Hampers, Wall,
HAIR, slipper,
| Music, Match,
Hanging, Flower,
| Candy, Scrap.
All ready for you now and the only
complete stock in the city. Some grea,
specialties this week in %, 900. and 81
Baskets.
Characteristic OF Meyers.
BES- NEW FURS.
Who could doubt that We would dou-
bic our fur business VIXEN We are under
selling every other store.
Tippets with animal heads, teeth, and
eyes.
Light Brown Martin, s35o.
| Stone Martin, 30.
! Mink, 1928. 81, and 90.
| Fine Black Hair, Sl.50.
Back Astrachan, 9l.60.
! Light laccOOn, $780,
GrHy Bear, $3.50.
| Brown Bear. $3.50.
Fur Mulfs with animal heads TO match
above.
Muils. all satin lined
Fine Black Hare, Zoe. worth sI.25.
Finest French Hare, sl.b0 worth $3.50.
! Back AstrachRu, SL75 worth $3.50.
French Seal, 81 worth $3.50.
Real Beaver, 81 worth $3.50.
Real Monkey, $3.50 worth a..
Children's SETS.
White Angora Nun and Cape, sI.75.
Gray AngOra Nun and Cape, sl.75.
White Cur ed Thibet Nun and Cape, 90.
Bs5~ WINTER UNDERWEAR.
II does seem marvellous that one
house should sell so much Merino Tn.
derwear. 1t is the old story of buying
It right and selling it at right prices.
No matter what kind you want we sell
same kinds at less money, or better kindi
for same money, than anywhere else.
If you believe in good goods try the
} Tivoli Wool Underwear for men and Ia.
dies, white or medicated red, Sl.50 for
shirt or pants.
Ladies fifty-cent Merino Shirts for
373c.
Ladies' ffty-cent Ribbed Vests for Acc,
Boys Stout Merino Shirts, sizes tc
16 years, 25c.
Ladies' Australian Wool Vests, silk
stitched and bound, for 79c.
Fa5"READY-MADE WEAR.
Don't you consider it luxury to put
on dress or a wrapper without the
trouble Of fitting or running to the
dressmaker? DO YOU know we keep
quite big stock of these things. and
just now are running q special sale oi
/ them
Long Blouse Suits,
Diagonal Serges,
Mixed CheviOt Serges,
Cheviot storm Serges,
All made by men tailors.
Perfect IN finish.
Materials alone cost more.
Price IS SIX dollars and forty-eight
cents.
EG-NEW THINGS.
See the new Celluloid Fancy Articles
! Frames,
Slpper-Csses,
Mouchoir Cases,
! GlOve-C Cases.
| Necktie- Cases, &c.
Ies-
H2czsNceS- Gz~ &NtonM
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N2e.NezS-Ez@ SsRto0E
SPECIAL STORE NEWS.
NEW SPECIAL CLOAK PURCHASES
OPENING SALES HOLIDAY GOODS
NEW TOY BASEMENT OPENS.
NEW SPECIAL CLOAK PURCHASES
OPENING SALES HOLIDAY GOODS
NEW TOY BASEMENT OPENS.
nlar TIE BLACK GOnna

BOZ THE BLACK GOODS.
Everybody has heard OF our SOC. sale
OF Black Dress Goods. Well, it is TO be
/ Outdono. But you who have bought
( some OF the 59c, goods don't weep. You
/ got much more than your moneys worth,
/ but again those who come now will get
more.
Almost the same styles Of
Fancy Black Goods,
ChevlOts,
Henriettas.
Diagonals,
Cashmeres,
Drap d'Almas,
Seeded,
with woven figures, dots, stripes, and
shot effects, some 36. SO, 40. and AZ
inches wide, none worth less than seven
( ty-fve cents-many worth one dollar
yard. The price is but
( Doe. SOC. SOC SOC. SOC.
yard. yard. yard. yard. yard.
! as tins last purchase is as good as the
4 59c. sale goods, 1t was necessary for us
to put in the soc. sale all of those pieces
that remained from the SOC. sale. With
every yard you get guarantee. Take
Dress Pattern home. If you or your
| family or your nelghbors don't like il
| bring 1t back and your money will be
refunded. Could anything be fairer
pey- WINDSOR TIES.
BY actual count 2l2 different styles Of
! Windsor Tics to select from at 25c.
Prcttier styles and better qualities
than We have ever before been able to
show you at such price.
esy" BARGAIN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Dainty open-work, embroidered mi
tials on pure white hslf-inch Hemstitch-
! ed handkerchief for LADIES Just ten
cents each. During the busy Xmas
rush you will wish you had bought some
/ oil these.
only one In & hundred bargains
Bsy- RIBBON BARGAINS.
Pure Silk MORE Ribbons, two inches
wide, every color you could desire for
/ fancy work or dress purposes, Just lac. q
yard. twenty-five cents would not he
too much for such Ribbon. Come
quickly. We are still selling at those
special prices all Silk, Sahn-Edge Gros-
Grain Ribbons for fancy work.
ESy- FANCY WORK.
Three other departments have been
moved out OF sight to make room for the
| biggest purchase Of
Stamped Linens, Fancy Covers,
Fancy Scarf,, Fancy Art Work
we ever made. OF course we were aware
that every lady appreciates present OF
/ this character aud We knew il we could
sell prettier articles ct prices you could
hardly dare hope we could sell lots of
them. They await you here now
| Chain Scarfs. new silk embroidered, Csc
! look like dollar Scarfs.
! SIX Scaris, gauze ends, silk embroidered,
! magnihcen. specimens, 81, Sl2o, SLoO,
| ana -.
Satin aud Linen Lunch Doilies pink light
blue, yellow. and lavender, &5c.
| Cloths 20 match, 50.
! InlHid SIX " Ork Scrim Articles.
Mats, 10.
: 'Rrtf, Doc
Buffet Srarfs, T5c.
Table Covers, 5Jc.
A hundred and one new articles char
scteristic of MEYERS.
Gay"
HZez1e13- GzM $N2to0G
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MATTINGS.

Another lot Of those eiegant Mastinks fike VI
sold last week az l65s, 20. and 25c. Great bar
gains they ARE
FLOOR oiI-CLoTH. 2 yards Wide, SOC ysrd
The best LINOLEUM only 81 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

vst-'rk cloak TAX ought 60 interest You: We
t--...s receiving new oues-EXQuislte TAN 80
...., t.lEI-. Vatican Dack, several shades
.. sI.-NEAI-IkIMHED BLACK JACh-
..-. SD worth 3l3.-Our 80 BLACK tUk-
SEED JACKETS can't be matched In the
.t.....tre MISSES JACKETS from SOU
.-.... NI~~T~' Long Go NhS ~ halt price
.... .. LADIES' Long JLOAhs, worth from
...a.I u- sold al - choice.
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CARPETS RUGS. AND DRU0lETS

Many choice styles snd patterns left Some o,
the handsomest patterns 10 Axminster, Ncqust
Roxburys. ssinson veivcts, Higginsa, emith'S
and Wool InsrainA Parshes wishiss 70 buy Ger.
pots would DO well 70 exsmtns ear stook, e. VI
have made great ssductioas n cur prices Cal
r RsiasmOss our HOLIDAY plsPLAY. u eus
ha9emont
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r...Hf>TrR SALE or DRESS GOODS
D.. l... .... tt..- opportunity n you need q now
... ft ur holidays AIl-WOll Robe-tloth'
every sll1e.-Au shades Henrietta loo.
Sew T.puns, 81 per ysrd.-fed'so
...r.- >..t.u rlalls-pTctty Tor chit
'-.. ll.. 90 81 yarl, ali shades.-5l-
~. I..... q. %. sur. q yart.--Noyelty storm
... Inundated Serges, CbCW stripes
..:.s O., O.Aer prcl.y stylish weayes-~oc.
...
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only one In & hundred bargains
Bssy- RIBBON BARGAINS.

Pure Silk MORE Ribbons, two inches
wide, every color you could desire for
fancy work or dress purposes, just l4c. a
yard. twenty-five cents would not be
too much for such Ribbon. Come
quickly. We are still selling at those
special prices all Silk, Satin Edge Gros-
Grain Ribbons for fancy work,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

LADIES WRAPS, imported elogancies. are
reduced ike this:
Were s(j, are now s4S.
We're SAP, are now S35.
We're S45, are now $50.
We're S33, are now s2S.
Here are hints from the new lOts-a mere
glance here and there among the offerings.
Take Elevator,
In no former year have we APP
preached this seasons MILLINERY
elegance, and never was intelligent
effort more literally appreciated.
The throng of eager lockers and
satisfied customers seems hardly to
flag, and we are daily spurred on
to better efforts. There is enthu-
siasm in a crowd---it's hard to en-
thuse by your lone self. There's
an open secret about our MILL
merry progressively little prices
are attached to original conceptions
artistically fashioned. Don't ask
us to copy. r v......
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30
Trustees Sale +!

In the matter of the partition OF the real
estate OF X u-harl Wagner, decd. late OF Fair
view Twp. Butler county, n
Orphans Court. No. -, December Term. 1881.
BY vir ue Of an order and decree OF the Orphans
Courr Of Ruller county. Pa, | was. on the sth
day OF June isg2. appointed Trustee TO max =
sale OF the real estate OF Rachael wagner,
deed. Therefore in pursuance Of said order,
premises in FaIrview twp. Butler Co.. Pa. at ?
O'Clock p. IN, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3lst. 1s92.
the following decribed two pieces OF real estate.
PURPART NO. l.
bounded. and described as follows: On the
north by purDaEt No. ?. OF the trm OF Rachael
Wagner. deco. ON the east by lands or ID. W.
Mcclure and Ell Reep. on the south by lands o.
w. J. Campbell and west oy lands OF Alex
perches win log house, small plank houses
and lOs stable thereon erected
PURPART NO. ?.
bounded end described as follows: On the
north by lands OF John Me- arerty on the east
by lands OF John Mcnamara. IN the south by
purpart No. / ara on tns west by lands Of
Aisxnnder Black containing 50 acres.
TERMS OF ~ALE:-The said real estate 20
be Sold subject 10 a mrs MORTGAGE q s5-5 and
interest; the purchaser or purchasers 10 pay
as much cash on continuation OF the sale as
will pay the costs aud expenses OF Partition and
all unpaid debts VI Rachael wagner. decd. I.
excepting nortgsgel aud the expenses ot
settling her estate. The balance texcepting the
mortgage above mentioned) 10 De paid at TIE
death OF Henry Wagner with interest thereon
payable 10 Henry Wagner yearly during his
lifetime. 10 be secured By % nd and mortgage
4 n the premises. The mortgage 10 contain a
comm s>iUE - nve ter cent for COLI sctiua-
Al les Sa3 of Tie O-d 10 Ge o tid ~ day ot saie
THOMAS n. GkkEE.
Greer kalstun, Administrative Iru=teS
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30
DEATHS.

HECK-At her home near st. Joe Station.
Dec % 1892. Csthariua. daughter oi
Daniel Heck. aged ~ years.
COCHRAN-At her home in Butler. Dec.
23. lS92. -, wife OF Lewis Cochran,
aged 43 years
Mrs. Cochran was daughter Of John
Hutchison Of Oakland twp.
McAELLON-At his home near Craies-
vile, Dec. -. 1892. John D. McMellun,
aged about A years.
TlMBLIN--At her home in Fairview.
Dec. il. 1892. Clara, daughter of A. l.
Timblin, aged Is years.
CHAM AMBERS-At the home of Geo.
Walter IN Butler, Dec. -. 1892. infant
daughter of Edward Chambers OF Allie
gheny.
CUNNINGHAM--Dsc. 22nd. 1892. at the
home of her step-lather J y Fulton. in
Middlesex township, this county; Miss
Stella Cunningham of consu mption, aged
10 ears.
SAMPLE-At bis home in Cranberry
twp, Christmas morning, 1892 James
Sample Esq, aged about IS years.
OBITUARIES
Father Henriei, who has been at the
head OF the Harmony Society of Economy
Beaver Co. since lS47, died on Christmas
morning. Trustee Duss is now at the head
of the Society, bat its disruption is expect
ed
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30

To W. G Spdwick. " n. SedwicE. Catharinc
Pain or Payne. BelJ imIu -eiwlck. --
Patterson and aruliur Patterson his vile. /.
= Sedwlck Wesley SrdylcS. JOB SedWtck. and
". q. SsdWick. heirs at-law Of Elizabeth Sed-
wick. uet eased.
Whereas Joseph Bushnell et al on November
3. i.r2 recovered Judgment against ,. :. Seti-
wtek. aGm 10 l>tTAtur of kliXAt~th SeGwiek
dece 's,d f1r ssaJ. l5. at Equity uocket No.
March Term $50 An6 whereas the sail
Elizabeth >auNlck died - lzrd OF real estate n
BuIier county. wh,ch came TO you as hes heirs
at-iaw.
You are nOw hereby notified.
Tnat AZ Appearance Docket Numn~r ~. of
March Term $3.50 In the court Of Common
: Pleas of butler county. VIII OF Scire Facia-
has been ISSUED against ou sush heirs-at-laN
In favor u joseph Bu-nnell e al 20 show
cause ~ ans you have. Why she said Judgment
50 recovered against the Said y. =. Sedwick .
adm illustrator Of Elizabeth Sedwick. deceased.
shall not b- levied and paid out 90 the said
real esJ ate on when the said Eiizeoeth >edwick x
dieu seized As aforesaid. That said writ II re
tufuape the third Monday Of January. iseS
ana unless YOU cause al appearance 10 De en-
| tered thereto Tor yOu On or before the return
day Judgment may be entered against you In
, yuut absence.
JONI W. BRowS
| PrOthonarory OF the Common Pleas Court OF
| Butler County. December 10, iss2.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30

Robert McKinnis Reed Mcbride and Eliza J
Mcbride mis- WIFE l. y. tiraham and Martha
6rdnam his VIE. Watt Gtbsnn ann Eupnemi.
Gibson his wife. Mary Critchlow Charlie
COwan. John CJwan. John CDwIn. Char le'
L.. Cowan. the two last named minors. bv then
mother and next friend Amanda CJwan John
q Mckinnis. A Scott Mex innis. A ElswOrtn
Mcklnnis, Jacob A Ferree. Clemenry J
terree, John Black and Ilucretia j. Black his
wife. r NJ. Rose and Hannah VI. Rose his wife
- Lee and sophia Lee his wife. Iona MAJ
Jones oy her guardian ). w. Jones. and Jane
NJ. Balph
George w. Mcktnnis. Francis Mckinnis.
LeayenwOrth Mckinnis. and Mary A. Me
hinnls
IL the Court Of Common Pleas Of Butler co
Penna, A D., No. 81, Dec Term. ls91. Book u.
Page li3.
To the above named defendant this ~ 20
notify GU that Writ OF Partition has been
issued out OF said Court ana to me directed and
by virtue of SAID writ the jury of inquest will
meet on the prem ses described In said writ Of
Partition to make partition thereof on Thurs
day the 2th nay Of February. A. ID. 1ss5. al
10 o'clock of SaId day. at which time 9ou are
notified to be present II you see proper.
WM. VI. BROWN, sheriff.
Butler County. Penn'a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30
WILLIAM KENNEDY.

The gell-known liveryman. VIM.
Kennedy, will be pleased to
have his friends call at his new place
of business. The
Best Horses, Buggies and Car
riage>
in Batter at the most reasonable
rates. The place is easily remember
ed The first stable west of the
Lowry House
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-30

In Pittsburg alone there are ncw 10000
workingmeu out of employment by reason
ofthe fact that manufacturers in tne iron and
ders The manufacturers say they canno'
afford to make material and carry it in
stock in the face of the threatened free
trade policy of the Demo: ratio party: The
men who voted at the instigation of Dem,
oerats to strike down the "robber bSrops,
are beginning to see thar the force of the
blow has reacted upon their own heads.
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Flick Items.
Miss Jennie Duncan is on the mend.

Miss Jennie Duncan is on the mend.
Thomas Monks is very poorly.
Singing every Monday night at Clinton
Church.
W. a. Shryock, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Emory, has returned
to his home at North Washington.
Miss Retta Goodwin who has been spend,
ing Christmas at Pittsburg returned Thurs
day.
The treat at the II E. Church was a
success. A good musical program was
carried ont; Miss Ekas gave come splendid
seIections, which were followed hy recita-
tions and speaking. The treat was enjoy
ed by the little folks.
viii Monks made flying visit 70 Butler,
"Wednesday. b
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Letters t. stamsntAry on the estate o
Edward Mellon. decd. late Of Zelienople
Butler Co. Pa having been granted To the
undersigned. all persons knuwuiug thrm-
selves irdebted 70 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, and any hsv-
ing claims against said estate viii present
them duly authenticated f,r settlement 20
REBECCA MELLoS. Exr.
W. u. Brandon. Zelienuple. Pa.
AfrOrrev
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Notice 10 Creditors.

In the matter Of The assign In the Court oi
lnent OF John f. Byers nnd Common Pleas
VI Kate hi. wife for the ben OF Butler Co.
fnt Of the creditors OF the Pa, Mis- dockel
said John r. B ers No7 Marcn T'gZ
Tht sad "a gnOr having ni-d his petition.
pr.yfng thai Lest NJ. Wise Esq the assignee IN
ihe ehCve entitled m8tter. be ordered 10 re-
convey all the assignee estate both real AM
person Il rem lining IN hi hands and rosses SION
10 til sld J0hn T. Byers asSignOr. ana mat
rh.ftglon tie said assignee be rele4st q
and discharged frOm said trnsf
notice i hereby given to the creditors OF said
aSsiEuuF that the prayer OF said petition VIII D.
aratfeG by the court unless objection IL made
thereto ON or before the Sfh day OF January
IS93 ~ the hour Of O'Clock T.. NJ, which time
Is nxsd for a hearing thereon
III II GoUCHER.
Attorney OF AsSlzugr.