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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
1893
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Garfield Tea f:i::::.., 6; e.:
CURES Constipation Restores Com mge1on sAyss p9e,SF
Cures Sick Headache

Notice Is hereby given that levi VI. Wise
assignee OF John +. Byers, and VI Kate Byers
his wife. has nled his final account as assignee
In the Office OF the Pr0thOnOtary Of the COur
OF Common Pleas Of Butler county. az Ms. ID
No. = March term. 1892; and that the satns
viii be presented 20 said Court for confirm alton
and allowance on wednesday. December eth
1s92.
john W. BROWN. Pro.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02

w. H. Andrews of Crawford Co., intends
contestlng the election of W. P. Highly to
seat in the Legislature, and in his petit
tion to court recites as the cause for con-
test the holding of the election of certain
townships in the adjacent boroughs. These
townships give majority for Highly, and
to throw them out would wipe out his ma
jority Of 25 in the county and give An
drews majority OF 81.
President elect Cleveland ia taking a
rest on Broadwater island, in the Chesa-
peake bay, near Exmore, Va.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Road Report.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
roads and bridges haYebeen confirmed nlsl 10y
the court ana VIII be presented on the 1rsL We'd
nesday OF December 1892 being the, Ith day Of
..4oIrtti. aud u no eXceGlons are fled thes
VIII be confirmed absolutely.
r. d. No. 3. Sept. Session, 1s92-In re petition
OF inhabitants Ci Winfield township, Butler Co,
Pa, for ch anse Il part of a pubic road begin
ming at LeasureVille and leading TO Saxon
station In said twp. The portion of said road
asked TO be chAEged IS THAT part leading
through the lands OF Casper Freeing. from the
point where II turns. southward through the
Same to the point where II leaves said lands
June Sih ls92, viewers appointed by the Court
anu Ang 3Gtn, 1872, Report OF viewers flied
stating that the change prayed for Is necessary
and Rave therefore surveyed a road between
the points named, and the probable cost OF
making said road, thirty dollars, TO be borne by
the township and CaSpe Freezing. and the
damages assessed forty dolars(si0)to be paid by
Casper Freezing. Now sept. 7tn. ls92, approved
anu nx the wfdth oi road AT thirty three feet
NoJlce TO be given according 70 rules OIL Court
by THE COURT
R.D. No. l, Sept. Session, 1872 Ia re petition
OF John ii, MigtUn, W. q. badger. j. Il. Smith
et al Inhabitants OF the township or Brady, But
IerCo, Pa. IOr Z bridge over HCgue CreeS where
said creek crosses the public ROAD lodqidg from
West Liberty u Pros Yect near the residence OF
Mary A AlcDcayltJ III the township OF Brady,
June 9th, 1892. Viewers appointed uy the Court
anu June 3Oth,le32,repoFI ol viewers nled stating
that the proposed bridge IS neCcaSSdfy anu That
the erection OF the same Will require more ex-
pense tnan Is Igaspngoe the township OF
Brady should bear and did locdLe the site there
OF " mere Hogue Creek crosses the Prospect ana
west Liberty roads Now Sept. 7tn, 1892, ap-
proved. Notice TO be given according To rules
81 Court, ana TO be laid before the next Grand
Jury, g..
r. ID. No. ;. Sept. Session. lsJ2. In re petition
w. 2. Beighley, K. X. McCaLdleSs. W. }. Coop
er eJ al inhabitants of the township OF Clay,
butler Co., Pa, 1or bridge over Muddycreek
where said creek crosses the public road knowl
US beaver dam road TO Euclu station Ia Salu
township. june Sth 1s9<, Viewers appointed
by the Court and Aug 18th, 1872. Report oi
viewers nleu stating CnaI the proposed bridge
is nescessary anu tnat the same Will require
more expense than - reasonable that the tOSn-
ship OI clay should bear ana uid locate IEe site
thereof on the said road. Nov. 1tn, 1899. Ap-
proved. Notice 10 % giving acrOr~ Ing 10 FuleS
OF Court, ana 10 be lald uel0Ie the Grand Jury.
by THE COURT.
BUTLER COUNTY, IS:
Certltieu from the record this 9th day oi
NCye III tltl. ID. 1872.
.IosEPA CmsWgI.L, Clerk O. D.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Petrolia Items.
Notice to Stockholders.

The annLal meeting ot the Stockholders
Of the " orth Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
for the purpose of selecting officers for the
en- suing year will be held in the School
House at West Liberty ON the second
Tue day Ct January, 1893, being the 10th
day.
W. u. TAYLOR, Sec'y.,
West Liberty. P. O
JAMES HUMPHREY, Pres,
1acLsvilla
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
1899.
1893.
HARPERS WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED

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standing hrst 4Enunw illustrated wenkiy
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Political Notes.

THE Panama canal scandal has ovel
thrown the French ministry.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Report of Troutman School
Concord Township.

The first month of the winter term OF
Troutman School closed Nov. %, 1892.
No. enrolled 81. Percentage of attend
ence SO. The following are the names Of
those who missed no days:
Grin, Charles, John and Maggie Camp
bell, Roy Godfrey, Willie, Ed, and Dan
Imam, Ed Bryan, Bea and Edgar Smiley,
Elliott Curry, Nettie, yernie and Maude
Stewart, and Maggie Curry
Parents and friends of education are
cordially invited to visit our school
S. b. Badger,
Teacher.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02

One square west OF Main &C.. on
Mihiin ST. Al good, s4fs horsex
new burgiss and carriages Land@ns
for weddings s1d funsraIsL Opsn
day and night Telsphons va "a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
SHERIFFS SALES.

By virtue OF sundry writs OF ' en-. Ex, IT. IA
Lev. Pa, &C. issued out Of the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Butler Co.. Pa. and TO me directed
there Will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, In the borough OF Butler, on
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02

AT New York, another start was made
in the Briggs heresy case, Monday; and at
Cincinnati alleged here tic Smith lost cou-
pie Of points.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02

ID NJ i93. Dec i, l,l2. hOhler. ATTY.
All the right. title. interest and claim OF III &
Beatty. OF, In and TO - acres uf land. more or
less. situated IL Mercer township. Butler coun-
Is, Pa bounded as follows, to-wit: On the
north by Jas Mutt heirs, east by public road,
south by James = Dunlap .et alswcst by Charles
Cochran mostly cleared and ienced and good
state Of cultivation. seized and taken IN exc
cutl1n as the properly Of II 4 Beatty al the
suit OF blngham sons, Tor use OF W VI CowAI~
Ed No Is. Dee Term. 1s92. Cumm;nss atty:
All the right. title. Interest and u . -
Karl Butter VI, IN and ID 90 acres f anu
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
E D No IS Dec T. 1892. McJunkIn & Galbreath

the right, title Interest and claim OF j
he lly, or, In and to 10 acres OF land. more or
less, situated in NenangO town
ship. Butler county. Pa, bounded
Morrow ct al. east by Elizabeth Patterson and
NJ Y Kelly, south by Murrin heirs. west by ID +
Kelly; mostly cleared and under good state or
cultiv alton. with n frame house and outbuild-
lBgs thereon, being purpart No OF the real es-
tate OF David Kelly decd. as shown az O No
o. Dee T. 1883. Seized and taken In execution
as the property OF j J Kelly at the suit OF Re
oecea McCOnnel mow Carsonl, guardian, for
use or John Berg & Co
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02


All the right. title. interest and claim Of
Iilden Bonner and Adoiphus vi Welsh. own
eTs etc, of. In and TO a certain lot OF land. more
less, situate I'm the village OF Kenfrew. Penn
township. Butler county. Pa, bounded as fol
lows tn-wlt: Commencing 20 feet east OF the
w ) Duftord lot. Oh Main street, thence BY
said lot south 80 deg east 5 perches. thence by
same street north s. deg east . perches, y deg
east perches In nCOnnOquenessing creek tn nee
by said creek south 81 deg west II perches
thence by same south T2i4 deg west 5is perches.
thence by same north 81 deg west perches.
thence by lands of ID A Renfrew north iG4 deg
e2st II porcLes 70 the piroe Of beginning. con
tainlng one acre. more or less; said lot being
part OF "a larger tract purchased from samuel A
and John y PuryIsnce BY ID A Rrenfrew. by
deed dated May !. isC2, and recorded In deed
book No s. vol 2 pages az. 4.5 and sc reference
TO which viii more fully and az Large appear.
subject. however 10 all oil and mineral leases
heretofore made. and excepting all oil, coal
iron ore. limestone and all other mineral.
mentioned ia said leases together with frame
iroD-cad. trOn-rOofed buildings erected there
on. one being i5xloO feet and the other lJx30
feet. said buildings being erected for the pur-
pose OF operating lamp black plant thereon
seized and taken In execution As the property
OF Iilden A Bonner and Ad0lphus NJ Welsh
owners, etc, at the suit OF + GanteT et al
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
Z d No Is. Dec 7 1892. AIcJunkin q Galbreath
.ttOFneSs.

..ttOFness.
All the right. title, interest and claim OF Sa-
Iah Kelly. being life estate OF Sarah Kelly Ia
2i0 acres of land, more or less. situate In We
mango township Butler county Pa. ounded as
follows. to wiz: on the north by lands now or
formerly OF Michael Conway and Daniel Kelly;
east b. lands now or formerly OF Daniel Kelly
and james Kelly; sOnth By lands now or for
merly or Murrin; west by lands now or formerly
of ia meSon heirs, being the same lands which
DAVID Kelly. late OF said township. died seized.
The interest Of said Sarah Kelly In said lands
consisting % her right 20 receive tina interest
annually accruing on one-third OF the appraised
value Of said land, as shown at the partition
proceedings thereof at % & No 81. Dec r. 1853. IN
the Orphans Court OF Butler county, ia. Seized
and taken In execution rs the property OF Sa-
rah Kelly at the suit OF Rebecca Mcconnell now
CARSON guardian, for use Of John Berg s Co.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02
r d No Is Dec r. 1so2 McJunkin g Gaioreath.
attorneys.

dTTUTIIFN-.
All the right, title. Interest and claim OF ID L
Kelly. or In aud 10 20 acres OF land. more or
less, situated In Nenango township. Butler
county, Pa. bounded as follows. tO-wit: On the
north by McCamey ct al. east by J j Kelly south
by Muuin heirs. west by Elizabeth Patterson
ana Theodore Kelly's heirs, mostly cleared and
under good state of cultigation, being purpart
No OF The the real estate OF David Kelly decd
as shown at G No 81 Dec L issS; with frame
barn thereon. Seized and taken In execution
as the property or ID L Kelly at the su4f OF Re-
beeca Mcconnell now CARSON. guardian. Tor
use of John Berg & Co.
Z D Nos rs and Ild. Dec I. lss2. Thompson d
Son, aftys.
All the rlghttitle interest and claim OF james
Borland OF. In and 10 certain lot OF land, SIT
uate In Butler borough, Butler county, Ia,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-02

ED No III. Dec T. isge. Vanderlin. atty.
All the right. title Interest and clam OF Mary
Fowler and Charles a. Fowler, OF. In and 70 e
acres Of land more or less. situated In Wash
ingtOn township. Butler county ia. bounded as
follows. to-wit: On the north by J h Holland
an / Godfrey Heller east by Godfrey Heller
south b. Henry Heller; west by X ID Pettlgrew
and j X Holland, all undeTlaid with coal most
ly cleared. under "A good state OF CULTIVATION.
together with a two-stOry frame house. orchard
and Outbuild ings thereon. Seized and taken
IN execution as the property OF Mary Fowler
and Charles G Fowler at the suit OfJ @ Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
4 BIBIEs' HOSPITAL AT OCEINIC. ". J.

seabrlght. Y. j., sept 81 lSpeclaD.-The cornerstone
Of the new Babies Hospital at oceanic was laid TO-
day The hospital Is II summer branch Of the Babies
Hospital Of Ncw-Iork Last year building nearly
opposite the present structure was used by the hos
ptal society. \ larger and more suitable building
was Necessary and this summer fund was collected
for the establishment OF n permanent summer hospital
building. Tile women having in charge the raising
Of the funds were Mrs william A. street. Mrs. John
JAY KNOX, Mrs. Edward ID. Adams. Mrs. Daniel H.
Applegate, Mrs. Matthew Borden. Mrs. ii. Butt, Mrs
Louis FITZGERALD Mrs. Malcolm Graham, Mrs Edward
Kemp Mrs Edward Fleitman and others. me nos
pal association officers as follows: Mrs. Josepn
f. Low president: Mrs. street, secretary; Mrs. John
Hone treasurer: Or. r. H. Kinbsl, attending physi-
clan The exercises to-day began Mt IL O'Clock ana
there was large attendance, number Of the summer
residents of Seabrish. Oceanic and Rnnson being
pres. Mt. The religious services were In charge OF
m. Roy J. C. Hall. Addresses made by John
Hone, DR.. smith. Dr. k"yes, Dr. kimball ana ID. IL.
Applegate. The cornerstone was laid by MISS Laura
Law ScahiIght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
LAYING A CHiPELs CORNERSTONE.

Norwalk, Conn, sept. ~ ,SpecaD.-Iishop John
Williams Of the diocese OF Connecticut laid the corner
stone Of the new chapel Of 81. Pauls Church this af
tcrnoon. lie assisted BY the Rev. DR.. william
Tatiocn Of stamford president OF the Standing Com
n,it,ce. the Rev II. NJ. Sherman OF bridgeport the
Rev Dr. NJ. Van Rensselaer, OF New-York late presl-
deIt Of Hobart College; the Rev. @. NJ. Wilkins, Of
81 Luke's Church, New-Yorh and ab ut fifty other
clcrgymen from Connecticut and Ncw-York state.
Fully 1900 aymen also present and Joined In the
exercises which began at O'clock aud which included
addresses by the bishop responsive readings prayers
and singing. The chapel Is being built the
part of the big lot at westavc and Berkeley ST.
thus leaving for a large church TO be erected
OF these days on the Westavc. front The chapel
Is 10 be built Of brownstone throughout and will DO
40 by 80 feet inside measurment. The structure Is
designed TO scat 400 persons, and will have an organ
and accommodations for the boy choir. Ii Is To
ccst $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE BONDS.

AUGUsT BELMONT MAKES 2TATEMENT RL-
GARDING RECENT RUMoRS.
Rumors in Wall Street of contemplated new issue
OF Louisville and Nashville bonds have called forh INC
following statement from August Belmont, chairman Oh
the board OF directors Of that company
.The uniaed per cent bonds OF the LOUISVILLE anu
Nashville in the treasury OF the nashville Cha'ahoosh
and ST. Louis Railway Company were PAID 10 Una. YUM
plny I'm August 1891 and ii was made puonc NJ 'h''
,ime with the statement that the Louisville ana NASH
Vile had the option for year to purchase the same
ai 80 and interest. the price paid Tie LOUISVILLE
and Nashville received therefore. the majority stocK
holder its proportion the Nashville Chauahooss an
st. Louis stock. which was increased at that time ana
Which has ever since paid regular DIVIDENDS al ue
rate Of = per cent per and l. certain 70 earn
the same this year. do not believe the NaSiNh-'
Chattanooga and 81. Louis Railway Company mas any
intention at present Of selling the bonds.
As to any additional issue OF unified per cent
bonds, | simply rcteratc the statement INA, OH jan
nary !, 1892, there were appropriated by the hou"
vile and Nashville 81 100000 for improvement Sl,-
600 OoO for equipment and $j56150 for sinking fuhu
which ,xpcndtures were represented by unified per
cent bonds all II which have practically been so'd
No bond ISSUE OF any kind is pending Last year
report showed interest charges on So'o4'ooo u""'u
A.: this wears will show SlO,o1l 900 ON June
70 1891 the last annual report showed In the treas
Try ~ 900 bonds and this years report w,il snow
100000 bonds. This represents lo' s"lc vi oo
bonds for all purposes. The company Is nol III ' Ts
Of funds and f. n lOancr OF comfortable balances. me
fixed charges last year were @i.oCO,Ooo thiS year 'ey
will b. about Si,oJO,OOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
NEWY0EK AND NEW-ENGLAND.
Mr.. GOLDSMITH DECLINLs 10 TALK OF ~ NoN''
ABOUT THE PROPERTY.

uo,ton. sept. II lsp,cIal.- The Iournm' say
Whether or rot The fnc terminal facilities OF Tue
vcU Ycrt and Sow England Railroad VIII De- as rus
Locn p,cdctcd purchased obtained by a -
or CORPORATION which will make better use OF 'hfh
than does the present management l. ~ YET qu''''o
IN he de.siinlncd The New York ana Ne" hhp"Hu
Cnnpanv seem, to he having it, share OF a''c"uoh'
nj any RATE and II all the theories and rnnor an"''
n or IN any WAY connected with 1t come true th"re
,iu indie. bee some reason for the acrticn Mei@ro'
Goldsmith a g. have been al the head oil mo'eheh'
f. prevent the road from T. uing ccrLth bonus ~
IA, been hlntcd that Goldsmith Co were ohly cats
paws IN hi, Transaction and u" movement was
backed by other parties. Among these Austin 'oriih
and Me.si- DrcNd ard Morgan are mentioned.
\ Journal reporter called IN ". f. Goldsmith nj h'
place Of bushes this AFTERNOON and inquired atou'
the truth % The statement.
Il don't know anything about these men,. be SAID
nv lawyer can tell abOat any little point Hike that
Yon may put il 10 black and white though that Go
not know Sir Austin COrhn ~ any way. shape OF man
ncr aud could recognize him II he came III mere now
The reporter aitrgwarl saw LOUIS d. brhhheh.
counsel Tor Mr. Goldsmith. who said
Mr.. Goldsmith !sn't alone In this matter can
tell yOu that much.
Ian you say If DrcScl Il Morgan are concerned =
No really / cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
LOOK FOR THE SEAL.

Here's the seal which the Republic
of France places upon the neck OF
every bottle of the genuine Vichy. 1t
protects the consumer, for by it ne may
easily tell whether he is drinking Ma
lures wonderful beverage or the worth
less imitation Of the Manufacturer. II
you feel a twinge of govt occasionally,
suffer from dyspepsia. constipation,
gravel or any disease of the urinary
organs, or if the liver is sluggish in its
action, try Vichy Celestin; IL will help
and cure you. The alkalinity of the
water, and its richness in carbOnic acid
gas, have stimulating effect upon the
appetite and digestion, which makes
Vichy (Celestin Spring. most delight
full table water. Taken regularly at
meal times, it seems to refresh and
clear both body and mind, acting at the
same time as preventive against dis
ease. Before you drink Vichy look for
the seal on the neck of the bottle.
EIsNER & MENDELsON Co., New York,
Arts.