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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
Jury Lists for December Term.

Jury Lists for December ern'
List OF Grand Jurors drawn this 21st day OF
October. 1897. 10 serve a Grand Jurors al q
regular term Cf Court. commencing on the nrst
Monday OF December. A. d., 1872. the 50 me De-
ing the 5th day OF said month.
Ash Anderson, Forward twp farmer.
Cramer q w Buffalo twp. farmer.
CashdolIar w Z. Adams twp: farmer.
ID ickey Robert. Brady twp farmer.
FIRE shcorne William, Cranberry twp, farmer.
1,illeland Lewis d, Adams twp. farmer.
,;lenn W G. 5rnburry Bor. Grover.
Gelbach Jacob, ZeleDGpIe BOT, merchant.
King M J, KaIns CITY bor. Justice.
king George, BuLIer Ind word. butcher.
Lane Joseph. Oakland Twp. farmer.
IIpdsey Joseph. Summit twp. farmer
Meedef rhilip. COnnoquenesslng twp. farmer.
N orrow Jhoinag. Clearfeid Twp farmer.
sison EmeI &SSas eysex sxp p~P fsrmep
Maxwell ) j, FairIew Bot. liEerynan
Pate rson W &. Baldridge. !armsr
snSy Ss9Ige Twp a6oler
Weigi,: X ). Prospect Bor. laborer.
WelSle CHARLES Sr, Franklin twp. farmer
Wick TnTnay. Concord twp. farmer
S@arizlan6er W ], Sspfler 9TH ward. blacksmith.
List OF Petit Jurors drawn this 81 ct day Of
OctO ber A. D.. 1892. TO serve as Petit Jurors at
a regular term OF Court. commencing on
the "a Monday Of December, A. ", Isp@' the
same beng the 12ih day Of said month.
Brenner jacob. Lancaster twp. farmer.
Blair John. yenango twp, farmer.
Baker Frank Worth twp. farmer
yeUe0n W r. OakIaDd twp. farmer.
Clark Samuel. Washington TYP, farmer.
Dunn Allen. Prospect Bor. labofsy,
Deisheimer Eli. Butter twp. farmeI
beer JSmes G.. Penn twp. farmer.
Dazzling john L. Jefferson twp. pumper
DeeInsT William. Cranberry twp. farmer.
English T. J.. Franklin twp. farmer.
r.leler & lu;.eT BOr. ith ward, carpenter
FmcYv P!ummeT. Washington twp. farmer
Farmer John. A.ieTstcwn hor. teamsier.
Flack John. Butter Eof lst ward. l1oorer.
Gienn Marx, Auddyefeek t"p farmer.
Graham Joseph. Donegal twp. larner
Hamilton Joseph. Cherry twp. Farmer,
HiaZlett Cbarics l., Butler Bor 9th wd. carpenter
nensaaw y H. Prospect BOr. marblscutter
HogCe william, worth twp. farmer.
| Heck .Esscgb. Ijutiar Bor 9Th wd. blacksmifh.
Kuhn u N-4ssI.sO twp. farmer.
KalteAtaugD J y, Daidrldge twp. farmer.
Aaitea0a lgn john Y, COhnoquenesslns Twp
farmer.
| McDernaOft Edward. Msron twp farmer
L Uct .ollough X j. FaiTylew Twp FARMER
| McGiellAud Hugh. Evans CITY Bor. laDorer.
Il KILLER John, Winfield twp. farmer.
Moore W ;. Muddycreek twp, farmer.
| IlIliuan Phillip. Prospect Bor. teamster.
Milier .Iohn, Forward Twp. iariner:
| Orris Joseph. farglew Bor pumpcr.
Raw Samuei, Penn typ, farmer. ,
Reipger JacoD, Butler BOr 3rd wd brickmaker.
| ROiIns.r John Evans CITY Bor. Cashier:
ReiIer Jacob Middlases twp. farmer-j
iieiser John, Cranberry twp' farmer.
Svseuy ThlmOthy. DODtgai Twp farmer
svgar:6ut Edward Parker twp. farIsers
SnIth " a Fhirgiew twp. farmer.
Sfaunef A Harmony B0r, mOulder
WnmnicK j II. Falrview Bor. pumper.
Wilson > A. Franklin Twp. farmer.
NnLcal FreOeIitk, baIIl5sIle Dof' iHDVIti'
Welsh George. Jackson twp. tArmer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

The Prohibition vote in the county 10
about $50, and the Labor vote about io0'
In Allegheny cennty Dslzell and Stone
are reelected to Congress; but In tne
Washington county district the indicatons
are that Sipe, Dsmpcrat, is elected for DOM
the long and short terms.
Sibley. fusinost, is elected to Congress
over Rev. Flood, in the Erie-Crawiord ois-
trict.
Heiner, Rep, is elected in the Armstrong
Westmoreland, Jefferson and 1ndians de
trict.
Our delegation to congress will be ~
Republicans and IL Democrats.
The House at Washington will remain
Democratic, and as they have carried tho
Legislatures of Connecticut, New York,
wisconsin, Montana, Nebraska and Kan
sss; the Republican majority in the o. 3.
Senate will probably be reversed after tne
4th OF March next.
The State legislature will remain Repub-
Hcan by sixty to seventy majority. Tne
Steel Snee senatorial contest in Allegheny
county is very close one, with the
chances in favor of Snee, Democrat. Fruit
il elected in the Mercer-Lawrence dis
trict.
Pennsylvania gives the Republican cleo
tors over 60, 900 majority.
Ohio is in doubt and may be Demo
cratic.
New York gave Cleveland about 10000,
Connecticut about 1900, Indiana Is yet in
doubt with chances of going Democratic;
and Illinois surprised everybody by giving
Cleveland from 8, 900 to 10000 plurality
when Harrison heard the vote from that
state he gave it up. New York City gave
Cleveland nearly 10000, and Chicago
nearly 20. 900. majorities that could not be
overcome in the balance of the states.
The division of the ELECTORAL vote. &C
oording to the returns now in, stands "a
follows:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
REGISTERS NOTICES.

The Register hereby gives notice that the
following accounts of executors admins.
traitors and guardians have been filed in his
Office according 10 law, and will be presented
to Court for confirmation and allowance on
Wednesday, the 9TH day of December, 1892
at o'clock P. NJ. of said day:
l. Final acct of John l. Albert admir- OF
Henry Albert. decd, late of Centre twp.
2. Final acct. OF John P. Kirkpatrick
admir- of Elizabeth B. Kirkpatrick, deed,
late of Clinton twp.
3. Final acct. OF G d. Swain guardian of
Frederick Formau minor child Of Mrs. John
Forman, decd, lrte of Harmony Boro.
A. Partial acct OF John Duffy admir- oil
VIM. G. smith, decd late of Cherry twp.
5. First and final acct. of RObt. l. kirk
patrick admir- of Laura K. kirkpatrick,
deed, late of Penn twp.
6. Firs, aud Partial acct. of A. III. Kennedy
and Evander McCandiess Adm'rs OF Joshua
McCandless, decd, late of Muddycreek twp.
7. Final acct. of Jos. w. Patterson ex'r OF
James Wright, deed, late of Jefferson twp.
s, Final acct. OF G. w. BARLEY admir- OF
Margt Thompson, deed, late OF Clearfeld
twp.
Saryer ex'rs of Matthias Rasely, decd late Of
Connoquenessing
10. First and Final acct. of Abner Camp
decd, late of Concord twp.
H. Final acct. of John Grubb ex'r of Chas
Grubb, decd, late OF Cherry twp.
II, Final acct of John ii. Gormly ex'r o
Serah A. Higgins, decd, late OF VenangC
| twp.
i3. Final and distribution acct. of Solo
mon Stamm and Jos PETER ex'rs of jacob
stamm, decd, late of Forward twp.
IA. First and partial acct. OF Geo. Mar
Il - Of
Bolhorst, decd, late of Adams twp.
| 10. Final acct. of Sarah T.. Ekas admir- o
| VIM P. Ekas, decd, late OF Buffalo twp.
| l6 Final acct Of Saml G. Bovard guar
| dian of Eta l.. Bovard, minor child of Chas
Bovsrd, decd late Of Cherry twp.
| II, First and final acct. OF Naunie A. Bel
adm OF Frank ID. Bell, decd, late Of Butle
Boro.
| ls. Final acct Of Amanda A. McCormish
extr'x of CatharIne Alsnouse, decd, late o
Butler twp.
10. First and final acct. of John Crawfor
ex'r of Robt. G. Crawford, deco. late O
! Adams twp.
20 Final acct. Of J. D. McJunkin guar. o
| Geo. p Newman, minor caIld OF Emelin
Neyman, decd. late OF Butler Boro.
q. First and final acct. oil John C.. Moor
admir- Of Andrew Albert, decd late of Centr
twp.
". FINAL acct. OF w. j Moirlson e4 9
Ann Moore, decd. late of Slipperyrock twp
%. First acct. of Jas. a. Croft adm'r [
T. A. of Mary A. Croft. decd, late of Middle
sex twp.
"a Final acct. Of w. ID. Brandon guardian
| o. BENZ. Thomas, minor child Of Lot an
Mary Thomas and grandson of DayI
Simms, decd, late of Eysus City.
25. Final acct. oil Jno. b. Cunningham an,
| John Ii. Peters ex'rs OF Mary Riddle, decd
late of Clinton twp.
&c. Final acct of John Riley admir- Q
Geo. H. Kelly, decd, late of Adams twp.
q. Final acct. OF Herman j Ritzert guar
dian of Julia Minister, dec d, minor child o
Joseph Minister, decd, late OF Oakland twE
2S. First and partial acct. of Chess Stone
ex'r of Andrew Stoner, decd, late OF Cla
twp.
| DAVID Z. DALE,
Register.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

J. n. Bollinger, of Cherry twp, is
seriously i'll.
i. N. Bryson will move next week to
Kiester station to engage in the livery
business.
Sheppard d Daugherty, of Etna Mills
have put in the roller process for grinding
buckwheat -four and "buckwheat cakes
are ripe now"
A very large Goek of wild geese passed
southw ard over Slippery Rock Park on
Thursday of last week.
VIM. d. Rennick has taken a contract
with the p. s. d l. L. X. X. to furnist
one hundred car load of stone for the Fri.
dock. and began work on the 18th of thil
month.
The P. n. at Kiester is suffering with
srysipelas.
The people OF Branchton were very
much excited on last Friday evening wher
the evening train going North pulled into
that place, and certsin young man step
ped onto the platform and fired four shot
from revolver ut another young man
but luckily every shot missed his man.
Farmers want equal taxation, railroad.
to pay county, State, and school tax jus
the same rs the farmers.
FARMER Boy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
coAk MtAL FOR HENS.
Es4ss - f1nSly Inssssss - Tsrnsrs W.
RAISE Hooltsy.

ROD00 - Ilm0V xD0DJDUS - 1o.Sxs W.
Rsiss fsaltsy.
vssy often We So In cur exchanges
articles advisisg the feeding Of corn
raeal, scalded until Il viii stick to-
Rether. This n poor advice, for the
hem that Is fed on such food viii be
compelled to swallow more water than
10 ut Ill necessary. The very best way
to feed earn 10 hans is whole, and II It
II to be fed to chicks IL may be CRACKED.
Whsn We FIRST got In the notion OF feed
ing cracked corn we had NO means OF
cracking # and we went to our miller
and asked him If he could help Ms out.
He wss perfectly willing TO do 20, and
we had him raise his buhrs till the corn
when IL went through was just coarse
" broken, say shout like grains OF
wheat A the corn was dry, . con-
HSdershle part Of IL was much finer
than we wanted 81. This we sifted out
and fsd to tho youngest chicks, and
the ehsct wss 20 beneficial that we
hare kept UP the custom for three or
four ysars, and the demand for
this cracked corn has grown TO
such proportions that now our
Touring mills keep 1t regular
" for the sole purpose Of feeding
chickens Chickens cannot be grown
10 the hest advantage in country places
without being fed corn - . large part
of thsir food 0Ums there are who are
constsutly decsying the use OF corn,
but thag are those who base their
teachings largely on theory, and tho
bast pesc&1cal breeders sgree that corn
n ona Of the essentials. The chemist
tslls a whst elsmsnts 70 to make up
corn. and from their analyses we arc
led 70 think that corn L. not the best
food, but It Ii with corn like II h with
root crops The writer once asked .
noted dsirymAn Why II YVES that
msasslA which saslyze 20 low In
vHlus. were - valuable when fed to
cows, ana he replisd that there was
somsthing In them that the chemist did
net Ard. 30 II In with corn. There In
sonsthizg In II that makes chickens do
wen On u in spits u eAsnisai saslysea
We Do aSt sdyoeats Q clear corn dist
b sny nesna. bss bslisvs In . variety,
eaasisting sf aAything edible, for the
Aigssttea II any kfnA n poultryis rood
bst II We were csaAnsd 10 one Kind
II fssd, csrn woulA b our choice, and
We would feed u dry, evan II w had
- AnNd rnaal-HnTmnrnp VUica
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
DEATHS.

ERyIN-At his home in Parker, Oct. lS,
1892, Benjamin F. Erwin, aged 81 years
KENNEDY-At bis home in Clinton twp
November 5, 1892, Thomas Kennedy
aged rs years.
YOUNG-At her home in Winfield twp.
November 5, 1892, Lizzie, eldest daugtel
of John Young.
EEK6-At his home in Butler, Nov.
J. V. Weeks.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11


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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

THE "sympathetic strike" now in pro-
gress in tie city Of New Orleans com.
mercial city in an agricultural stste-ii
the most remarkable that has ever occurred
In this country. The strikers include the
draymen, freight handlers, csr-drivers,
engineers and mates Of steamboats,, the
printers, and the gas and the water men;
and they demand that none bat onion
men be employed; while the employers
who have been paying the same wages tc
both union and non-union men, refuse tt
discharge the non-union men.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11


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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
Road Report.

Notice is hereby given that the following
roads and bridges haYebeen confirmed nlsi by
the Court and Will be presented on the nrst Wed
nesday OF December Is92 being the. 7th day Of
said month. and II no exceptions are flied. they
VIII b. confirmed absolutely
II. ID. No. 8, Sept. session. Is32-In re petition
Of inhabitants VI Winfield township. Butler Co..
Pa, for change or part VI public road begin
ming at Leasureyille and leading 10 Saxon
Station In said twp. The portion VI sll1 road
asked TO be changed Is that part leading
through the lands OF Casper Freezing, from tne
point where 1t turns southward through the
E1I,9 ~ the point wnere II leaves SAID lands
june sth, l592. viewers appointed 6y the Court
aud Ang. 2Jth, 1899, hsporL OF viewers 1led
statlng that the change prayed for is heccessaTy
and laYe therefore suryeycl rOdl between
the points uaaec, ana The proDaoie cost Of
making SAID road. thirty doilars.to oe borne oy
the township and Casper freSIng. ana the
damages assessed forty doliarstsiDJto Dc paid TO
Casper Freezing. Now sept. TN lsJz. approved
Gnd Tx the wldtn OF road at thirt y-three feet.
Notice 10 b. given according u RI les OF Court.
by THE COURT
X. ID. No. /, sept. sessiOn. 1897 ia r. petition
or John II. NIgIon, W. g. Badger. J. Is. smith
et al Inhabitants OF the township OF Brady, But
leT'CO. Pa Tor a bridge over HCgue Greek wher-
sad creek crosses the puDlic ToAd leading from
West Liovrty u Prospect near the residence OF
Mary McDcayItt IN the township OF Brady,
Juhe Gth,lsJl. Viewers appointed % the Court
and June JUth, ,io9l report OF viewers filed stating
that the proposed bridge Is necca5S1ry and Lh tt
the erection OF th1 came Will req lire more ex-
pense IMAM Is reasonable the township Ol
Brady should bear and did locate the site there
or where HOgue Creek crosses tue Prospect and
West Liberty roads. NOW Sept. Itn. 1892. ap
proved. Notice to be given according 70 rules
OfCourt. aad % DO laid before the next Grand
Jury.
BY THE CoUKT.
X. ID. No. 2 Sept. Session. 1892. In re petition
w. r. Bsighley. X. X. McCandlrss. w. }, Covp-
or ct al inhabitants Of the township Of Gay
1utler Co., Pa, for bridge over Auddycree
where said creek crosses the public ro1d known
as Beaver dam road 10 EucIiu 5ta1lJh ia salI
township. June oLE. IoJz. Viewers appointed
" the Court and Aug 2,th, IoJ-- hvpOrs oi
viewers flea stating LIILG tns l'fOpOscl DridKe
Is nsscessary Aad Lnat tde same viii require
more expense Lhan - rcasJdLJi5 tdts tue Town
snip OF lay should bear ami did locate tue site
thereof on lie sail 4Oa1. nov. 1In. ISM. Ap-
proved. Notice ~ Og gIyIns .I5cJr i4IS 10 ruics
of Court. and u bs ild OctOIe the Grand jury.
bY TdE COJRr.
HCrLFR COUNTY, ~:
Certlned RON tng record this Jta dAy -
No yeInebeT. Al. Is5z.
Jo=EFn CEIswELL, Clerk e. =
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
tice.

Notice IL hereby given tnat !e'i N: Mlsf.
assiguee OF John L. Byers. and Mrs. Kate byefS
his wife has filed his finai account as assignee,
In the Office oftnc PTothonotary OF the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Butler county, at Ms. ID.
No. Z March term. lsJ2; ana tnat tne sauae
VIII be presented 10 said Court for eOnIrlnatlOh
ana allow ance on " ednesday. December 'th'
john w. BROWN. Pro.
:,Prothonotary's :, ofice. Nov. 9TH. 1871
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
J. e. Douglass,
2 doors below z. o.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

Mr.. Nester-I wish you wouldn't 1t
htsle Dot play with such Q dirty raga-
muffin - that boy abe Il with out thers
ON the street
MrA Neater-Why. that's little Dick.
your own SON I've been swsy al dsy.
and hes been doing - he pisase4-
Good News.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

FoR the first time in thirty years the
Republicans will be completely ont Of
power In Warrington after the 4th Of Mar.
aUt
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
THE CALIFORNIA QUAIL.

fAA1 BsssA 1ssGH - yusnisA . Aass
zphls Dobh.
Our llustratisn, which We rssnefsse
from the Poultry World, 10 . correct
representation Of ths California quail
nay sss ans gsme bird, Ia sise and
shaDe not unHico the common Qusn oz
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
FOR RAISING HOGS.

Msady Derrick Ma1s Of Three Pslss or
essns1ingn.
A handy device fer raising hogs is .
derrick made Of three poles or scsnt-
lings. 10 feet long and bolted together
at the top. A pulley In fastened ct the
ton and . small windlass feet FROM
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

Mr n H. Emerton. Maine, had Dyspep psin
complicated with Liver
and Kidney troubles. He took HOOD's
BARsAPARILLAa and u gave relief and
GREAT comfort He says at IL . God-send
70 any one suffering as did,"
HOOPS PIlLs cure Iiabtual constipation By
re.torins pcr.tale action OF the alimertary canal
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

DOUBTFUL.


Irs too dry to 60 up-there's no water in
Salt river.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

the Rsrth and sast. bat slightly heavier
and earry plunsss upon the crest. They
closely assimils*e In their general
habits to other quaiis. They run in
the cover Of low bushes and thickets.
build their nests upon the ground and
migrate TO Q warmer climate in winter
time They are easily bred, however,
and thousands Of them have been do
mesticsted, both In California and
other states. When grown under cover,
an the Enalishman raises his pheasants,
they breed kindly and prolifcly.
They 20 in large Hocks In California
two TO three hundred together being
seen very frequently there. They are
killed In various ways In their native
forests or prairie retreats, and theiI
desh has been found very toothsome
In flavor. Several fanciers not only
breed them In considerable numbers,
but export them alive to Europe and
send . great many overland TO the
states south and west They are easily
handed, taking kindly TO domestic
treatment, and furnish the epicure
with . rars dish whom In condition and
served In proper way 1t table.
The nanneeh Girl.
rhs esvs sss warm. Win scent Of fru;s On.
7ne sar II iaAsn,
And In ne hsnnock through the sunny h1urs
Now dreams ne maiden
6osetimes she with pous or frown swslss
Prom dreams ambitions
10 Krunble ~ ths noise her mother makes
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

Tlopper-Whst's the difference -
tween . billboard and . board-bfll7
0ilson-Not very much; they srs
18th ius:pssshls sdimua u, ,ths ~
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
1t is a Mistake.

To suppose an article can be pur
chased best at stores where every
thing is sold The right place to buy
a hat or bonnet is where special at
tention is given to Millinery.
Giving our undivided attention to
Millinery, Ladies Furnishing Goods
we always show the latest styles and
sell the best goods for the least
money.
NJ. F. & M. Marks.
- Il3 snd III South Main Street. --
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11

fttorney-ar-laS Once ou srcoud 1oor of
tnderson building. leSr Court House Butlrr.
IA
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-11
THE ELECTION,
We carry the county, the districts ano
tbs ,t.te: but Harrison is trimmed with
hickory"

hickory"
The House will remain Democrtic, anu
the Senate viii be close.
The Republicans carry Butler county Dy
plurality of $50,
Greer has !, ,437 Of plurality over AAf-
.in in this county, and Lawrence county gen
erouslv adds q whole hundred to it, wnio.
will make his plurality in the. distfic'
about 1,5O0.
Phillips has 1000 in this county, Woo N
Lawrence, j, 500 in Beaver, and about !, Nv
in Mercer. His plurality in the diStric'
win be over 5000.
NcJunkin has majority OF $50 over
Coulter. 90 far az heard from.
Douthett has nearly thousand over
bach. and Mates eight-hundred.
Meredith has eighthundred over hcCoi-
loueh in this county, and about l,2oo IN
Armstrong county.
Mcouistion is re- elected County Survey
or by about the party majority.
The totals are about as follows: