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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
A Farewell Party.

The farewell party rendered DIR. ID. }.
washabaugh and family at their home on
the twenty fifth of August was an event
long to be remembered.
The DIR. and his family intend to move
to Grove City where his children can have
educational advantages.
All forenoon the neighbors and friends
kept coming in until about three hundred
had assembled. The forenoon was spent
in pleasant greeting and social intercourse.
After Q most sumptuous dinner. Robert
NcElhaney, Esq. was elected chairman.
The meeting was then opened with prayer
by Rev. Mckinley. The Chairman
then spoke of the good feeling existing be-
tween the DIR. and his m any neighbors and
acquaintances; also spoke in the highest
terms of his skill as physician.
Hon. w. p. Braham talked OF the good
derived from such meetings. Rev. @. Il.
Mckinley John Mcdowell and S. ]. Black
were then appointed as a committee on
resolutions.
While this committee was in session q
piece of music was rendered by the choir.
The committee then reported and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted. Rev.
Mckinley spoke of the family as Chris
tian family evinced by their trying to
teach others, spoke Of the noble purpose
for which they moved away.
8. j. Black spoke of the DIR. as skillful
physician and an upright Christian.
David Amer talked Of the esteem IN
which he was held by his neighbors, both
as physician and as man. Expressed
regret at his leaving.
Others followed, speaking In the highest
praise of the DR.. and his family.
The DIR. in neat and feeling speech
thanked them for their words of praise and
for the marked esteem shown him and his
family.
The choir sang another piece and Rev.
Mckinley pronounced the benediction.
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, DR.. d. J. Washabaugh and
family having lived over sixteen years in
this community, are now about to leave
us to reside elsewhere, and whereas the re-
lations between them and tho people OF
this community haYe been constantly
pleasant and beneficial; therefore,
Be it resolved by the people of this COM
munity, that we hereby sincerely express
our sorrow in losing good citize n, skill
full physician and an exemplary Christian
family.
And be it resolved further that, since IL
seems necessary that we must lose them,
We heartily congratulate the people with
whom these, our friends, may be associated
in the future.
o. C. SECRETARY
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
Snake Stories.

A fierce battle between dog and a
snake occurred on the Blue Mountains.
near Bethel, Berks County, on Saturday
Several women were out picking buckle
berries accompanied by o dog. During
the day the latter set up terrible barking
and when the women ran to investigate,
they say the dog engaged in struggle with
q black snake over six feet in length, which
had partly coiled itself around the dogs
body. They were SO frightened that they
hastened home as fast MS possible.
Upon telling the story number OF men
went to the mountain, and upon coming to
the place found the dog dead, while the
snake had disappeared. Nearly every bono
in the dogs body was crushed. Sticking
to the dogs teeth were found pieces of the
snakes skin, showing that he had fought
hard for his life.
According to dispatch from Coalport,
Potter county, to the Bradford Era, two
" omen were fatally bitten by rattlesnakes
near the village of Gold. few days age
The dispatch says: mrs. Jacob Nevins,
Mrs. Sarah Harmon and three or four 9th
or women and their husbands went up the
mountains near Gold to pick huckleberries
Mrs. Harmon sat down to pluck the frui,
by the side of rock. A large rattler un.
seen by her, which lay on the rock, struck
the woman on the jungular vein, cauing Q
considerable rupture. She screamed, but
bled to death in half an hour. While as
sisting Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Nevins al bit
ten twice on the leg and once on tho anC
by another rattlesnako and died five hour.
afterward. The men in the party came t,
the rescue from nearby, gave the womer
whiskey. but to no purpose. They theI
killed seven huge rattlesnakes within 6
few yards Of where the fatcd women wer,
bitten and the whole party left the noun
tain in terror.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

SEE that Jon are registered by noxt Wed
nssday. You must make personal appli-
--siou 70 The Assessor.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

The best Advertising A medium in
the county 10 the CITIZEN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

THE magnificent Metropolitan Opera
House in New York, in which the Chris
tain Endeavor convention was held was
burned last Sunday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, editor oil
Harpcr's Weekly died at his homo on
Staten Island, Wednesday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

PRESIDENT HARRISON returned to
Washington as soon as he heard OF the ar
rival of the Moravis.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

AT q meeting of the Democratic Co
Committee in Butler last Thursday. ii
e. Coulter, Esq. was put in nomination fo
District Attorney.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

The next great "strike" will be that oi
the teleg raphers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

j The regular conferees OF Aessrs. 0reer
and wallace, and; two, of the additional
confsrSes selected, Nessrs. George b. And
arson and J. W. Lee, met ct the Hotel
Anderson in Pittsburgh, last Monday after
noon Congressman Stone of Allegheny,
the ninth man, was In town and in his
ei;ce, but did not como down to the hotel;
and would not unless the candidates signed
the following, which he sent to the chair
man of the conference: TWheress, the
counties of Lawrence and Butler constitute
I iudicial district, there are two candidates
for the nomination Of Judge by the Repub-
liosn party, William d. Wallace of Law
renee. and John n. Greer of Butler, each
having three conferees who have been un-
able to agree q yet upon nomination; and
esWhsress, said six conferees have Sc
lected three additional conferees, Senator
. Andsrson Of Sewickley, Senator Lee OF
sFfanklin, and Congressman w. A. Stone
Of Allegheny, the said Wa. Stone having
been agreed upon BY both candidates;
New we, the said William d. Wallace, and
John n. Greer, do hereby agree thst the
said w. "A. Stone shall sit with the said con-
fsrees entirely free from any obligations to
either candidate to hear the statements
that NAV be made and to obtain such infor-
nation q he can and vote according to his
best Judgment And we the said William
D. Wallace and John n. Greer, do further
agree to abide by the nomination which
said conferees shall make and 30 recognize
the person whom they shall Nominate as
the Republican candidate for judge in the
said district and to give him our hearty
support. And We. hereby call upon our
respective counties to do the same and the
said conferees are not to nominate any
ohter person than one Of tho said parties
viz, William d. Wallace or John n. Greer
without our consent in writing
Greer expressed himself as being ready
s.to. sign this, but Wallace saw, or thought
he saw that It meant Greers nomination,
and would not consider it; whereupon Mr.
Stone declined to serve rs the odd conferee.
Stone In said to be under no direct
personal obligations to Wallace, but is to
his friend and conferee, Anderson, and
these he wanted to annul so far as this
cass IL conserned.
The conference then adjourned until 8
?. M, ct which time Nessrs Lee and And
srson met and considered Q long list of
names, but could not agree upon another
man, and late that night adjourned to
meet in Butler nsxt Wednesday, the 7th
inst.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

'os' he""er'ch. lately taken Hoods sar-
saparilia, Is In good health, and cordially rec
as general blood purifier and ssnic snedi-
cine, especially ~ his Comrades In the G. A. H.
HOODS PILLS are hand made. and are per
sses In sompostusp. DTsSoTtlon aud sppsaTsuee.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

BY virtue OF sundry writs OF ven. Ex., FL Fa.,
Lev. Fa., &c. issued out Of the Court 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 Butler, on
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
Petrnlia.

THE Democratic Congressional Confer
ence at New Castle, Tuesday, renominated
Congressman Gillespie.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

w. s. Gregg is now running line
OF carriages between the hotels and
depots OF the town.
Charges reasonable. Telephons
No. IT, or leave orders at Hotel
Vogeley.
Coed Livery in Connection
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
American Tin.

From circular issued by the Treasury
dopartneut at W Washington, the following
facts regarding the tin plate industry Of
this country are developed: Total num-
ber Of companies August 18th, 1892, AZ;
number Of companies manufacturing Aug.
ust 18th, 1892, %; number of companies
building August 18th, 1892 IA; number oi
companies production suspended August
18th, 1892, .; number Of companies en-
larging work h August 18th, 1892, 10; num-
bsr Of companies making or preparing to
mako black plates August 18th, 1882, Is;
production, tin and torn plates, fiscal year
ending June 30th 1892, pounds, 13, GAG, ,719;
total production, fiscal year ending june
10th, 1892, including manufact-
ures from American sheet iron or steel,
tinned or tsrn- -ooated, pounds, about 20,
COX, 900; estimated production tin and
tim plates. fiscal year ending June 30th,
1892, pounds, 100,000, 900; estimstad an.
year ending juno 30th, 1893, pounds, 200
O0O, 900; estimated investment, buildings
and plants, close of fiscal year ending june
30th, 1893, 1900, 600.
PRRsID1NT HARKIsON was entertained
by the citizens Of Loon Lake N. ", last
Friday. and in his speech to them he re-
ferYed TO the late labor troubles 40 follows
Tho law and the Constitution, as the OBJ
ject Of every American citizens veneratior
and bis willing obedience, Is the one faith
and the only safety Of our people. No
cause can be advanced in this country up
on lawlessness. Intelligence and morality
among ocr people, the church, the school
and the home. these great rocks upon
which our institutions and our safety rest
We win cherish and preserve.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
Widows, Advertisements.

The following widows apprAisemenfs OF PER
sonal property sec apars for the neneat 0f vAe
widows % decedents have been Aled In the
ocice OF the Clerk OF Orphans CourtOf Butter
county,. viz
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

All persons Interested In the above kpprAtse
ments VIII take notice that they VIII be pre-
senfed for confirmation 20 the Orphans Court
OF Butler county. Pa. the TN day Of
September i-95 and no exceptions be nied
they Will be cennI med absolutely.
JOSEPH CRIswKLI- Clerk q. G.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

A RARE BARGAIN.

FOR S4LE -Oae % the fnesf
farms IN Butler county. containing
Is6 acres; large hrick homa@. l4rxm
frame harm. carriagr shed ard vnrSou=
other buildings al in good rspeir,
vel vasrr~I. has @ large orrhmrd.
good market ahloininw prwmis@a h1r
al farm prudncts Cenv~nienr 10
.chOoIs and churches. To a qniek
buyer will sell this farm kor murh
less than ths cpsG of therm buiEd
snd on very reasonabie term
L. ) MrIrxkFS.
t3s " Jsnrr-onS O. Butirr. Pei
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02
Monday Sent. Sth. 1892.

at O'Clock p. N. the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
f. D. No. iO6 Sept +, 1892. w, ID. Brandon,
atty.
All the right, title, interest and claim of But
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate in Roanoke City, Va-Undcr and by
vi tue of n deed trust dated tho 18th day Of DC
iohcr. iSa', cned Ivy w. j ar l.. Blair, Jr.,
ana w. NJ. Wager to tie undo. signed trustee to
cure 10 Joscph w. Coke the payn cnt OF the sum
OF Sl!W. evidenced by three ntgotabl notes -or
S:s.' :35 each dated the Sth day OF October, 1870
and payable In one, two and three years from
date with interest, and default having occurred
in the pay mcnt o. the second due note, and Mt
request of tac beneficiary ia said deed IF trust,
viii ON EDNESDAN. JANUARY T. 1873, AT
1879 A. NJ in front ct tho courthouse In hoau oko
city. sell to the highest bidder hy public auction
all that certain parcc Of land lying in tho city OF
Roanose nnd dee crihc; AZ follows:
Nc"inni:r NJ Ini' on The cast side OF Henry
street !u I, ct -oui or spruce street. thence south
s. degrees 81 minutes 81 seconds cast 1901 feet
to n point. thence south Il dc 81 minutes west
81 feet to point thence north - degrees 81 min.
uits ~ seconds west 1-O3i feet TO Henry street,
Thence with Henry street north { degrees east 80
feet 10 place OF beginning
'tiiNS: Cash a. to enough 10 pay cost OF exc
cnti'g this trust and the cxpcrsc OF salc and to
pay tho said past due note OF 1923 80 with inter
CT Ia GATE OF sale, snd uron n credit n To
S3H 33N with interest from Sih day OF October,
l. % mill sth day of October Is g. The rcsidnc II
any, 10 hc paid in two cqus pay ments In ono and
iwu years. respectively, fum day OF salc with in
icrcsi aud ] deferred ray morts TO he secured by
deed OF trust on said nd.
THOMAS W. MILLER.
X tus Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

by VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the Circuit Court OF Roanoke CITY on the
18th day Of July, 1872 III Il certain chancery suit
therein pending In the name OF J. b. Levy CT ais
commits toner's OF said court oncr for sale at
publ auction the following described property
to wit:
Beginning at point the north sidc OF Pine
street IL feet west OF Roanoke street, the zee
north d, grtcs west II feet 10 an alley thence
pc mt on aid alley, thence north 10 degrees 81
minutes east with said alley cot feet to n public
alley. thcnct with the same south 50 degrees
minutes west . feet to n poiut, thence south ~
dcgrccs "a minutes west 1903 lcct to Pine street,
thence nth ~ degrees 10 minutes cast l6i feet
To the beginning. The sane being n por ion of
n certain lot OF land conveyed IN, n T.. rord and
wife to William NJ. Wager and j Il. Lew by deed
dated the nth da, or Sc icmbcr, IS'0 and re-
follows:
Beginning ut a point on the northwest corner or
Roanokc and Pine streets, thence with Roanok.
street north 2dcgrocs west 40 feet to n point on
an an alley, fhct CO north 70 degrees 10 "inutcs
west ls5 icci To point On said alley thence north
10 degrees ~ minutes cast with said alley 2O6
ieet to privai" alley, thence with tn same south
- degrees minutes west 81 feet TO point,
''rncc south iudcgrccs - minutes west 1903 feet
10 rive street, thence south 7Jdcgrces IL minutes
cast 2i' feet ia the beginning.
Also immediately after the sale Of the lot first
above dcscfihcd. being psrf rnd parcel uf the lot
asi above described We will sell the following de.
scriheG lot
Rcglnfing Mt the northwcst corner OF Roanoke
snh tim streets, thence with Roanoke street
north rrccs we | 40 feet To a ufivNtc alley
wet 10 feet 10 q ,ont, thence so.th : degree,
cnS g fc"t 80 Pine stree. theme. south ~ dc
gr O. 10 iniugtcs east To- fcctto the beginning
lhc td.c etlns tile residue OF the above nc
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TRUSTEES SALES.

JKuSdT +, sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
uceu OF trust. executed TO me by ID. T.. Kc-
iauvcr anu IL. y. Williams on the :ird tay OF
March, 1880. and recorded in the clerks office OF
Hustings Court OF the city OF Roanoke Virginia.
to sccurc to j. u. Winston the raymcnt OF the
sum OF $50, evidenced 10y one interest bearing
ncgotlaoic note In the sum OF 80. dated March
- lo',u' anu payable two years from date with
icSai ihtcrcst;and whereas default has beer made
IN ne payment of said not. of $50, and having
pccii requested so To do ny the BENEFICIARY in he
sain deed of trus;. will offer for sale AZ public
auction 70 the highest bidder mt tho front door OF
lhc courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke Va ON
WE'D ENDAl, JANUARY fTIl, ISg3. AT IL NJ
tnc io,iuwlng property TO wit: That certain lot of
iahd situated III tho city OF Roauokc VIRGINIA
bounded and described as follow: 10 wit:
Bcsihilluv NJ point on the cast side If Com
mcrcc street ~ feet from the southeast corner of
tinc street, thence in All tastcrly direction i41
lect 10 an alley. thence with said alley south so
rect 10 i point on same. thence west 40 feet To
commerce street, thci &c north with Commerce.
street % lecl to the place OF beginning
1EkMS: Cash sufficient To dcfray the costs OF
executing this trust. including \ trustees com.
mission or . per cent and the past due 1ntc OF
Si3V, WIN interest from tue 3rd day of March,
1871, to day of sale; the balance il any, payInlc
cash, Terms OF sale To be complied with nj time
of sale, or property rcsuld then and there nj mir
charcrs expense J. b. LEVY Trustrc
The above property has been sold by Mcssrs
hclsnvcr and Williams and their vcndccs as
sumcu payments. j. Is. LEVY,
K Jus Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS. sA1.Es.

Hcrihcd lot, conveyed as aforesaid by y. b. Ford
ami wife to Vim. NJ. Wager and j. b. Lew. begin.
ing NJ the northwest corner OF Roanoke and
Pine streets
II 10 last lot was part and parcel OF the lot con-
vcyou ny j. Is. Levy aud wife to the Virginia
FINANCE Company by decd dated October Is, ISM
recorded In deed book ~ page lS3 ana IL tho
rany 10 SOPHIA u. Kochlcr by deed dated on tho
Cd day of December, 1870, recorded in decd hook
Gi, page 2Ii.
The salc will take place ut the front door of
INC musings courthouse OF the citv of Roanoke
Ut II O'CLOCK, NJ, ON WEDNESDAY,, 2iS'r
to wit:
Cash sufficient to pay costs OF suit and TO dis.
charge the following liens. to wt-$26112 90 with
interest on Sl,Uj01b part thereof from October
22hd, 1881, and ON S2lS, another part thereof from
November alth, 1859, and on 81, 2G3 81, residue
thcrcol from tho nth day 81 september, 1870.
nc residue OF said purchase money shrll be
paiu as Follows: Sufficient to pay n lien OF
s:,SS 33 with interest FROM September nth, lS.lU
ana IN residue OF sad purchase money shall he
payabc twelve months rom the day OF sale with
interest occurred by the notes OF the purchaser
with liens upon tho property sold.
LUCIEN II. COOKE,
ROY Is. SMITH,
Special Commissioners.
In the clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
INC city OF Roanoke: j. d. Levy aud ns plain
IHs, against a. IL. King and ais, defendants
courl, do certify that the bond required of the
special comm. sioncrs by the decree rendered in
said cause on the 18th day OF july, 1891 has been
dnly given. Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court this 18th day OF November. 1872.
IL ~ tbs 5. s. BROOKE. Clerk.
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST EXE.
ID cuted To me ~ trustee by W. II. Tin-ley
dated the 29th cay OF September. 1891. and re.
corded III the clerks Office Of The Hastings Court
for ;hc city n rOanOKc, W., in deed book Ia.
Irgc :. conveying the hereinafter dc. cribcd prom
crty To me III trust To secure to Francis Il. kcnip
the payment Of the sum ~ $50, evidenced by a
certain int rest hcaing note, dated III. aath lev
ut sep, mhcr 1891 and due orc ycar after date
and default having been made in The payment o.
aid nrtc. ard heinz, required 20 10 do ~ tnc
said Francis Il. Kemp, shall vTcr 'or .,.o AT
public 'ucti"n. in front of ihc courthouse Foa
loNc city. Va. o TIN I'D pay OF neCEM
Der, 1872, At - NJ. 10 the highest bidder tho
following property, to Wit:
y c'rt;in lot or land IN tie city OF rnNrol,n
Va, bounded a. follows: heginuirg y, - poin on
the north side 81 Patterson Avcuit u fc.i chs a.:
Is - rect. IA, nee with Ia avcnpc south ~ frct
east Ii feet L, - point. ta,utc uor;h 10 ec.rr, :
~ minutes cast III feet {, alloy, thence with
said alley north ~ feet wet III feet TO arotnt
thence -on'h 10 degrees "a minutes west 10 fcct
To thc place "a hceiniiug
rENM~ OF SALE: sufficient cash in hal,i to-
pay thr expenses ~ executing this trust, incltd
ing Trustees cnnlni-SiO ~ per cent an 10 d,
OF ana discharge the said uoto fof *SSi; uti, In.
tcrcst h"ieon from the ;nih uAy OF Sc tcuihei.
1871, and TIC residue az Tho purchase mo ~
ln', eliza J nc made payable IN TWO ,qAt .,u
n'n;S ~ one mud two years from tic Hate 40 in
as, VIII >Nid Gc erred p.!mcns shal. 'c Ga.
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rFRusTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Estate in Roanoke city. va.-Undcr aud
by 6y virtue 5t,h oo OF a deed Of trust dated
ted ny w, j. " /. Blair. Jr, and "
VI. SNgcr to the undersigned trustee TO secure To
joseph w. Coke the payment Of the sum or
Sl.3s332. evidenced by three negotiable notes OF
siii A. each, dated the sth of October, 1880, and
payable one. two and three years from date with
interest and default having occurred in the pay
mcnt of the second due note, and at the request
OF Of, the beneficiary in said deed OF trnst will on
WW,EElpGN IiS JANUARY t. ls.3, AT II
"oan"ks city, sell 10 til. highest niddcr By puh
lie auction all that certain parcel or land lying
in the city or Roanoke, described rs follows:
beginning at point on the west side OF Jcffcr
son street 100 feet sonth OF Spruce street thence
with JeHcison street south degrees 81 minutes
west 80 feet to point, the: &c north IS degrees
ri minutes 30 seconds west 1iO.2l feet to a point
thence north degrees cast 80 icet to point
thence south IS degrees 81 minutes 10 seconds
no feet to the place Of beginning.
TERMS Cash rs enough 10 Jay the said past
due note OF Si4i.ii with interest to date of sale
also balance remaining unpaid on the first due
Iotc maturing October g. 1891, said balance
bell Z SStHi, with interest included to November
]. 1872, and upon debit ~ TO SIt4.ii with inter
est from the Sth day Of October 1880, until Ucto-
bcrS. lS.3, the residue II any to be paid In two
eq nj instruments In one and two years rcspcc
lively from day OF sale with interest NIL deferred
payments 10 be secured by deed OF trust upon
said land. THOMAS W. MIIlEK
]. l tGS Trustee.