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BANQUETING KNTGHTS
Reception to Grand Chancellor Church
Knights OF l'ythias

knights OF IythiaS.
George L. Church of Fresno, Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias,
paid an official visit to the order in this
city last evening.
There was grand congregation of the
knights at their hall, corner Of Ninth and
1 streets. where the Grand Chancellor
exemplitied the secret work of the order.
Mr.. Church also addressed the assent bled
knights on the general good of the order.
He is an eloquent and distinct speaker,
and won unstinted applause for his good
words.
After the. exercises at the hall the
knights and their guests adjourned to he
Capital Hotel, where an excellent ban
quet was served. Covers We're laid for at
least two hundred. ond jolly time was
had. ToaSts were proposed and respond
ed to as follows: "Welcome to our Guest, -
j. II. Leggett; response, Grand ChanceI-
lor George G. Church; THE Grand Chan
cellor,'' Grand outer Guard j. H. John
stone; 1.-THE Uniformed Rank" Past
Grand Chancellor G. b. Nichols; ''The
Grand Lodge" p. c. David Falconer;
song, 'The Parish Clerk" Rupert Meller;
The Subordinate Lodge" Vice-C Chan
cellor L. Pizer; recitation. A. V. O'Neill;
1.-The Chancellor Commander" J. j..
Larvez; ''Our Host,' G. E. Fowler; reci-
tation, A. Wilson; 1.-The Pythian Sisters,'
j. Is. Giffen.
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Miss Huntington is very beautiful
and an accomplished lady. She stands
SO socially prominent that the Are7,0, the
leading Boston revigw, recently pub
liShed an extended sketch of her life and
musical and dramatic success, with full
page portrait of the lady. Her recent en-
gagement in San Francisco was q pro-
nounced success, ana. there as in New
York her charm of manner and voice.
her beauty, modesty and her intelligence
won her the broadest recognition and
praise. She is contralto of great sweet
ness OF tone, and her statueSque figure
fits her for the male parts she assumes in
opera. Some one has styled her the
Mary Anderson of the lyric stage Both
the operas she gives are in Planuuattcis
best mold, according to Eastern critics.
ana full OF beautiful airs OF the kind one
carries away" with him. The support
ing company is represented to be Strong
muSically and III comedians. and the
operas are handsomely costumed and
staged. The Chicago HerdId says Miss
Huntlngton'S success IN that city was n
triumph. The Boston IdUcrtiser' saws
she proved that comic opera can be
'cleanly and high-toued and yet success
ful." The Philadelphia Rec0rd says she
made success in that city, and that she
sings with tuneful tluency and dramatic
1erVor: The New hprll. Times says in
that city she won "a distinct personal
success, with her clear, powerful con-
tralto ana splendid presence and acting"
| Sacramento can now judge for itself
The boX-sheet opens tomorrow morning.
Charles K. Bacon, Business Manager of
the Power Of the Press Company. is in
! the city.
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DIR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT. a specific for Hysteria. Dizz;-
ness, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
ProstratiOu caused by alcohol or tobacco.
Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening OF
Brain, causing insanity, misery decay deaf n,
Premature Old Age, Earrenness, Loss OF Power
In either sex, Impotency, Leucorrhea and all
Spernatorrhuea caused by over eXertion Of
brains Selfabuse. Over-indulgence A moath's
treatment, 81; q 1or So, by mail. We guar
antee SlX boxes to cure. Each order for six
boxes with So will Sc written guarantee to
refund ifnot cured. Guarantees issued onIy
b. CLARK & WEIHr. DRUGGIsrs, sole
Agents. $40 Post street. San Francisco Cal
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Estate of Abbey a. French.

Richard p. Burr petitioned the Superior
Court yesterday for letters of administra-
ton on the estate of Abbey 4. French.
deceased, who died in New York in De-
cember, 1879. The estate is alleged 10
consist of lots located in the town OF Fol
som. lot III the City Cemetery, and a
claim against the estate of c. 6. W.
French, deceased all Of the value OF
about $500. Virgil NJ Hewes and
George Z. Hewes, sons of the deceased.
are the the only heirs. The petition will
be heard on May Goth.
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CARRIAGE RECEPTIoN.

CARRIAGE RECEPTION.
The Special Reception Committee in
carriages under direction of the General
Chairman is r. B. Harmon, aid and
manager, to report at points indicated
IN personal notice to be sent to each by
Mr.. Harmon. Each will be furnished
with whipstock badge and personal
badge.
Rev. C. P. Massey, Hon. J. r. McDon-
aid, j. c. Pierson, w. f. Peterson, Daniel
Flint, L. w. Sheehan, A. A. Van Voor-
hleS, }. n. Woodson, George Iorenz, 4. .
q. Folger, j. b. klune, DIR. L. G. Fay. J..
). Spieker, ii. j. Goethe, T.. X. Alsip. r.
II. Hawley, Charles Vogel, George Il.
Blue, q. II. Stephenson, John f. Cooper,
III. w. Bragg, Adolph Heilbrou, Miss L..
NWittenIbrock,, Philip Scheld, George G..
McMullen, X. c. Irvine, w. ID. Comstock,
S. katzenstein, II. NJ. LaRue, C. A.
Jenkins, S. Prentiss Smith. w. L. Strong
Company, 5. Ii. Platt, A. Schaden. +. Nj.
Leitch, Mrs. j. l.. McCord, j. h. Hodson,
Fred Mecktessel, Thomas B. Hall, Mrs.
II. Furry, c. a. Yoerk, Mrs. E. c. Allen,
Mrs. +. W. Hale, Mrs. w. s. Leake, G..
Sermonet. W. A. Fountain. Perrin Stan
ton. Mrs. sherman, Miss Minnie Dwyer.
J. X. Foster, w. +. Gerber, 2. Boil, Seller
Bros, J. l.. Huntoon, Professor E. p.
Howe. ii. G.. May, Ii. Fisher, Mrs. Matt
+. Johnson. Mrs. J. Francis. Miss
Flora Luther, l.. II. Relyea, +. \. Mott.
l..
q. w. Hancock, Mrs. Dr.. Mealand. o.
NJ. Downer, Mrs. K. 5. Frazee, DIR. W. +.
Cutler, Mrs. Il. L. Griffitts, and others to
be added as they volunteer with vehicles.
and citizens are urged to send their names
at once to X. B. Harmon. 1911 G street.
or care r.. Lyon, County Treasurer
FULLY 100 other vehicles are needed and
obviously Mr.. Harmon cannot see all
who ought to give aid To this splendid
hospitaole feature. y postal TO MIR. Har-
mon at once Will greatly oblige him.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
This committee is the business manage
ment of the whole affair. 1t forms
part of the escort and reception BODY for
the day: w. j. hassett, Chairman. j,
Fourth and Fifth streets; j. y. Woodson,
General Secretary; Reid +. Miller. Act
ing Secretary, to whom address all com
munications after to-day at 1918 Fourth
street; j. II. Henry, Frank Miller.
+. W. Hale, II. Weinstock, p. Z. Platt
William Schaw, V. S. McClatchy. T..
j. Gregory, ID. a. Lindley, 4. b. Willis.
C. K. McCIatchY. NJ. j. Dillnan. Chas
Schmidt, j. y. Larkin, Wells Drury. w.
s. Leake, Frank Johnson, a. Abbott. ] !.
O. Coleman, c. II. Hubbard, B. L. Stein
man, E. *. Alsip, Thos. Enright, 7. b.
Hall. j. b. Gilbert, Wm. Ennis, Z. 2.
Colgan, Joseph Steffens, II. NJ. LaRue, p.
&. Drescher. Adam Andrew, DR.. J. H.
Parkinson, I. w. Sheehan, Wm. john
ston, r. H. Hawley, t. J. Mcfarland, J.
j. Campbell.
Committee on Music, W. r. Ormsby.
Committee on Food, J. Q. Coleman, f.
Johnson.
Committee on. Floral Effects, Wells
Drury, Chairman.
Committee on Capitol, Colonel Murray
and Messrs. Ennis, Leake, Louttit, Had
ley, Douglas, Johnston and Gilchrist.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Metropolitan Theater Friday
and Saturday evenings the Agnes Hunt
ington Opera Company will appear and
produce the opera comque, paul Jones'"
by II. B. Farine, music by Robert Plan
quette, author of "Chimes of Normandy"
and Captain Therese," by Planquotte
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A fine and elgibly located Frame Dwelling,
containing eleven rooms, closets, pantry, bath
room; folding doors between parlOrs and sit
tng-ro0m; hot water connection in bathroom;
pantry we'll ventilated and cool the hottest
day; rooms all newly papered and decorated;
high basement; brick foundation FIVE feet
broad earthquake-procf; lot 64xI6o, filled and
terraced; sown to blue grass; stone walks in
front OF lot and surrounding the house; wood
and cOwshed and chicken-yard, etc
~ This dwelling could not be built for
$4,000 The lot and other improvements are
worth $1,000, and tie property is offered for
fifteen days at the extremely low price of
$4,000. Only. $4,000 cash payment required;
balance on time 1t is centrally located on
one of best streets in the CITY
None but bona tide purchasers need apply.
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4 tREAT NAME.-TiIE LISBON PARA
~ Disc RESTAURANT, 1G2i Eighth
SrloGT; rao , VII open to-day oyster soup and u
80 - iitc Ir rom 80 to 1880; also nee coffee
prietor. - rs
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e Entire Stock Of the Charles Veiger Dry

We hail
areadya of Our
0 sale
las all haye
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EDWIN * ALSIP &c CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
l015 Fourth strSet. Sacramento,
And 20 Montgomery street, S. F. a2s-2w
NOVELTIES,

I'VE HAVE SUBDIVIDED THE BLOCK
w between @ and r, Twenty-ninth and
Ihlrtlcth streets, as per plan below. These
lots will be sold on the installment pan-one-
third down and the balance payable in two
years, with interest at : per cent. This prop
erty Is only one block from the electric cars
and is high and level ground. Lots on @
street are 4Oxl60. Those on Twenty-ninth
and lhirtieth streets are 4OX15O each having
a rear entrance. The low prices should war
rant a ready sale. For further information
inquire of
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RRlVED-MME. DE CAMOR. THE
"A wonderful clairvoyant and test medium
Ildt the Eastern newspapers have been max
lnS so much over, tells everything from the
cLaGle 10 the grave with as much ease as If
sue Iiad known you always. Call and satisfy
youfSeu that she is genuine. Gives luck in
rove ana business affairs with perfect salts
iactlO9. NOT one failure. There is no doubt
lhaI Vine. DE Camor is the greatest medium
on Cafth. has been patroniZed by all the
most prominent business men and women
rom all parts OF the world. If you can not
can on her, send date of BIRTH lock of hair and
S1 oy lhill with stamp and have your for
tune written. Mtners-Locating mines
speclalty Gail on or address pariors l and g
OH ~ street. Office hour, 10 a. N. to s p NJ
aD3O-lm
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A'GGS FOR MATCHING FROM A FINE
- STOCK OF brown Leghorn fowls for sale at
,I1,,AS ilO-hAS IL ms, corner of Fourteenth ana
0s'iee'S' Sacranlento; only soc per setting.
NV Ii W.
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A GOOD, STRONG WOMAN WANTS
u work III the city. First-class cook and
hOusekeeper. Address 9I7 h ST. myIO-2tx
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General 3llntires.

TT uOWARDS.-CARD OF THANKS. THE
IL contributions for the month of Anrii
have been as follows: Clothing from 9:i NJ
street; Mrs, {. J. Ellis, S21 Eighth street: Dan
flelis, w. II. Hamilton, Robert p HamIey
merit Mrs. k1morough, Marcus Wilson; Mrs
LoWenthaI, southeast corner Fifth and NJ
streets; Weinstock, Lubin IL Co. and several
unknown friends VINO refused TO give name or
address; also, shoes from Mrs DR.. Cayton
bread nom Capital Hotel and groceries from
unknown donor. II. DALE, President
HERMAN q. FISHER, Secretary. 1t
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nAlLG EASTERN PAPERS AT FUCHS,
Agency, 525 street
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E0R SALE-LOTS 40 OR soxIeo FEET
Il norm SIDE of z street between Twentieth
ahd IWenty-first Streets one of the finest To-
"a T1'ipiS s,II ~ tne cty-above all possible Hoods
E'Gh hoALt--ONE OF THE FINEST AM
entIace; e,ir pest location; stock and lease. In
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EoR SALE-A FEW VERY DESIRABLE
j. farms; with or without crops, nom So 600
CARL oIRoBEL, 317 j street. Sacramento
Cal ap3O-2wd&2tw*
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3l1u1tteo.

NANTED A GIRL TO DO LIGHT
~ houseworll, from A. NJ. until 2 p. NJ, at
621 Twelfth street. It*
NJANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. STTUA-
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u ANCH FOR RSALE-TWC MILES S0IrTH-
Ii cast OF Lincoln, Placer County: go acres
cholce fruit land; the place is Improved; has
ana is inclosed by a substantiaI 7enrie. "a ~ ~
property was formerly known as Calderwood's
Tancn; ioT sale on easy terms. Apply to MR
HOLL, her attorney, 92O Fifth street Sacro. Sara,
mento. '' 'o''Si'' "
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Inr gale.

EOR SALE BY AUCrI0N-BY ORDFR
Il of the superior CoIrt, lot 3, G, ID, Fifteenth
and SiXteenih streets ana nice mouse WE'D
NESDA1, May l6Jh, Ut 10 O'clock A. 81. in
front of the Courthouse. f. A. WAJIA;ltH a. -
Admlnlstrator. VIII. Snerburn, Auctioneer
mN9-td
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Road Report.

Notice is hereby given that the following
roads have been confirmed nlsi by the
Court and will be presented on the FIRST Wed
nesday OF September. 1892 being the. 7th day OF
SAID month and II no exceptions are filed, they
viii be confirmed absolutely.
X. ID. No. |, June Sessions, 1892. In re petl-
tion OF inhabitants OF summit twp, Butler Co.,
Pa, for change and supply on public road be-
ginning at point on what Is known as the old
State road where the same passes through the
lands OF A NJ Frederick, and to end at point
on what Is known as the Brinker Mill road
| where the same passes between the lands OF
Court and June attn. 1892. Report of viewers
fled stating that the change. ETC.. as prayed
for is necessary, and have therefore vacated
changed and supplied the same for public use.
Probable cost OF making road one hundred and
fifty dollars to be borne by the township :,
dam ages assessed as follows to be paid by the
the count 20 Jacob Frederick the sum OF one
hundred twenty-five dollars. TO Adam NJ Fred
erick the SUN OF nifty d6ilars. NON June sth,
1892. Approved and fix width OF road at 80
feet. Notice TO be given according TO law and
rifles OF Court.
kD. 10. .. June Sessions. 1892, In re petl-
tion OF Inhabitants Of Cranberry twp, Butler
Co.. Pa, to vacate change ana supply public
road. Beginning at point on what is known
as the Darlington road. at or near the house OF
Gorden Miliigan, and TO end at or near the
house OF Rosanna Lands on road known as the
VieWers V' appointed Apo by by the Court, and June 3D.
1907. Report OF viewers filed. stating that the
change etc. IL praysg ieE ~ necessary. and
have therefore vacated tiangsd ana supplied
the same for public use. Probable cost Of max
ing road forty dollars 10 be borne by the town
ship no damages assessed Now June Sth,
lsy2 Approved and FIX width Of road ut 80 feet.
Notice 10 be given according 10 law ana rules
Of c0ui..
BY THE COURT.
X. ID. No. 8, June Sessions, .sec. IN re pet-
tion OF Inhabitants OF Franklin twp. B-tler
Co, Pa. Tor viewers 10 view public road. Be-
ginning at 4 point near the residence or Geo
c McCandless. on the road leading rom the
Island School House 10 Zion Church In Franklin
township. TO the Butler and Mercer Turnpike
road, at point at or near tue line between
Samuel Borland's lot and McCandless heirs
about forty rods north OF UnioDvi'ie In Centre
township May End. 1892. Viewers appointed
by the Court and June sth, 1892. Report OF
viewers filed, stating thai the road prayed for
Is Necessary, and have laid out the same for
public use. Probable cost OF making road i've
hundred dollars to be borne BY the townships,
damages assessed as follows 10 be paid by the
county TO Isreal Shaner Seyenty-iiye dollars,
Joshua McCandless seventy-eight. dollars,
Coulter McCandless nlnty-nve dollars, and
Jos iah Mccall sixteen dollars. Now June sth
1882. Approved and fix width OF road at 80 feet.
Notice to be given according 10 law and rules
o. Court. -. o..
BUTLER COUNT, -.
Certified from the recosd tf.s eth day OF
JOSEPH CRIswELL. Clerk Q. y.
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DEATHS.
PASTORAL the home of his daughter,
Mrs Lewis, in Pittsburg, Aug. 8, ls92,
Jos W Ksstor aged 90 years

PASTORAL the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Lewis, in Pittsburg Aug. b, ls9Z,
Jos. W. Ksstor, aged 90 years
wHITMIRE-At her home in Oakland
twp. Aug. Z, 1892, Mrs Peter Whitmlre,
aged about 60 years.
MILLER-Aug. 2, 1892, - child oil
Z. Miller of Butler aged years.
BRYSoN-At his home in Butler twp,
Aug. 2, 1892, VIM. Bryson, aged
LAwRENCE-In Pittsburg - Law
renee. He was buried in Oakland twp.
| BISH0P-At his home in Butler, Aug. :,
1892, Louis Bishop, aged 40 years.
| GPIEB-At her home in Batter, August
| 6, 1892, Josie Pape, wife of John X
| k. Grieb, in her SD. year
| Mrs. Grieb was well known and great
beloved for her charming disposition, love-
many years a leader of the society of he
church in Butler, and was q prominen
musician, and posses sed Of an excellen
ear for music. She was leader in church
work and was CONSTANT AID helpiu
member of the German r. G. Church
Her funeral on Tuesday morning was on
of the largest ever seen in Butler. Th'
services were very impressive, and TIL
music was notable. The pail bearers wer
her brothers Charles, Theodore. Gerard
and Eugene, who entered the church fol
lowed by Mr. j. R. Grieb supporting Mrs
ID. 7. Pape, mother of the deceased, tn
other sisters, and other members OF tn
family. The interment was in the Nortl
Cemetery.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

by vir.ue or an order and decree OF the
Orphan Court OF Butler County, Penna, the
Undersigned appointed Trustee by said Court
for the purpose VIII offer for sale at public
vendue on the premises on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10th. 1892,
az O'Clock ?. NJ, Of said day. One hundred
acres OF land, more or less, situate in Centre
TO vnship said county, and state, Bonded on
the MOI n by lands OF Israel Cranmer and
Humes 5. McCandless. on the east by lands OF
Hon. Chas. McCandless, on the south by a
publlc road, and on the west by lands or James
T. Jones' all fenced and cleared and in good cul-
tfyatlon except about fifteen acres woodland,
COO. k~iok house and frame barn and out
Rnildings and orchard OF all kinds,otlruit there
On Well watered aud in all respects counted
among the best improved anG most productive
farms in said township
TERMS OF SALE: About nineteen hundred
dollars OF the purchase money to be paid on
confirmation Of sale by the Cor-t, or 50 much
same and costs OF sale. 4tond OF pJtchaser TO
be given for twO-thirdS of remaining purchase
money payable in one year from said connr-
nation OF sale W tn interest and bond for re-
manning one-third TO be given by purchaser
widow OF Andrew Albert decd. with interest
thereon from the confirmation OF sale, said In
terest payable annually TO said widow during
here life time. These bonds 10 be judgment
bondsElth usual waivers..and attor 1ey 'eommls-
sions for collecting the same. Full possession
Der, 1892. and crops, II any then In the ground
reserved.
JoHS G. MOORE.
Trustee for the sale OF the realeStale OF
Andrew Albert decd,
kcCandlesS p. o.
McJUNSTN & GALBREATH, Attorneys.
Dutler, Pa.
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A Strange Calf.

One of the oldest animals ever seen or
heard Of in Butler Co., could have been
nell Jr, in Clearfeld township, about one
half mile from Fenelton. This peculiar
animal was the first calf of heifer, and
had two complete heads aud necks, and
eight complete legs. The animal had .
single body, not unlike the body Of any
other calf, though perhaps larger. It's
breast was somewhat broader than is usu-
ally found on calf. Tia beads and necks
were parallel with each other. and 2roba-
bly, five or six inches apart The calf had
not reached maturity, and was necessarily
dead at birth.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-12

TIE following II the list of Nillisnaires
which was found in the desk Of Anarchist
Bauer, Of Pittsburg. 1t IL supposed that
these people are al marked for annihila-
ton by the Anarchists:
Alex. Nimick, u, SOC, 900, II. Sellers Nc,
Kee, 1,500, ,O0o, 4. A. Atterbury, I,5OO, 900
VIM. n. Lyon, 1.t00, 900, James Hayes
heirs. 1900, 900, VIM. Carr, j, 500, 900, VIM.
J. Lewis, 1,500, 900. Stewart Mckee, 1,0O0,.
600, Chaa. AYbuthnct, 1,000, 900, Jas. s.
Brown, ,000. 900, Jas. n. Schoonmaker l.
000. 900, Jos. Horne, 1000, 900, Henry Fish.
Or, 1,000, 900, 6smT Brown !, ,0O0, 900, Hsr-
~ Brown LOOT, 900. Ralph Bagaley, 900,
600, Capt. J. J. Vandergrift, 1000, 900,
Michael Mccullough. 1,000, 900, Dalzell
Bros, Loco, 900, Abraham French, 1,OOO,-
600, John Harper, 1,000, 900, John Flem
ing, l,000, 900, 1rs. Jas. Wood, 1,0OO, 900,
A: \. Byers, !o0o, ,ooo, james P. Hanna,
Reesher, 1000, 900, J. N. Baily, l,O0O,-
900, Chas. Arbuckle, l,000, 900, John Ar
buckle, 1000, 900, n. W. Watson, I,OOO.-
600, W. D. Wood, 1000, 900, Capt. 4. q.
Gray, 1000, 900, Reuben Miller, 1000, 900,
Orlando Netcalf, 1000. 900, VIM. Metcalf'
LOCO, 900, w. II. and Geo. Singer, 1000.
600, VIM. BissellS estate, 1000, 600, Mrs.
6chsnley, q, ,000, 900, Andrew Carnegie, l5,-
O00, 900, Dr.. D. II. Hostetter. 1900, 200,
Denny estats, 10, ,000. 900. DR.. q. @. Hussey,
100000, William Thsv, 5000. 900, Judge
Thomas Mellon, 5000, 900, John d.
Shoenberger, 5000. 900, Rev. 8. Nollinger,
1000, ,000 George Westing nghouse, 1000, 6OO,
Nm. Gen. Howe, 1000, 900, Thomas n.
Carnegie. 4,000, 900, J. N. Mccullough, a.
90o, goo. Tno:; Donnsly, 1900. 900, Calvin
o0o, Henry F1cyds, 1000, 900, Jno. More
hssds estate, 1000, 900, Q. F. Clark, 1000
Inns estate, 2,0Oo, 600. George W. Smith
estate, 2,O00, 900, Abraham Garrison 2. 600, :.
900, Capt VIM. Ward, 1000, 900, J. Paint
ers estate, ], ,50Q, 900, John Dunlap, 1,00O,-
goo; Robt: Pitesiran, l,500, 900, Joseph
Walton, 900, 900, h. G. Frick, l,506,
000, =. \: and walter Ferguson, I,5OO,
600, David Gregg, 1900, 900.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-12

There win be meeting of the founs
r.-naa.upI Sn1p On xusaaa1, Aug
16th. 1892 st s O'Clock ?. m, at the ONCE OF
Lowry q Christley, Huselton Building ior
the purpose Of reorganization and such 9TH
ar business - may require attention.
IN. GALBRRATH, President.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-12

GRs. /. J. WrsrAs, one ofthe best Of
Psnnsylysnia soldiers in the late war, ano
one Of the most straightforward and prsc-
teal Of inen, makes fcrcefhl plea tor the
relief Of the National Guard from the po-
lice duty now performed by the Brigade IN
ssrvice st Homeetsad. His remedy
Il : STATE Constsbulary under mil
itsry diciplins and sstrsinsd for both pre-
yentiys and rspressivs service and rigidly
protected ffomsths interference of part.
politics.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-12

This is not spring poetry but com
mon sense
You'll want to freshen up bit and
will need some wall paper.
We want to tell you that we have
as large as varied and select q stock
as you'll find outside of the city and
prices are no obstacle.
We have reduced the prices on
some grades, and you will find all
lines very low.
Cur stock Of room mouldings in
vite8 your special notice We have
it in shades to match the paper, and
you'll find your room not complete
without it,
We have q larger stock of widow
shades than usual this season. Our
line of oil cloth Dado shades, in gold
or flock pat:erens at SOC ia particular
ly strong.
Linen shade fringe to match, shade
pIlls, sG9h curtain fixtures, picture
wire and picture hooks arc part OF our
line.
Don't make your spring pure bases
without giving US a chance to show
you our stock
Yours Respectfully,
j. II. DOUGLASS,
Two doors below Postoffice