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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
The Kelly Murder.

On Thursday, J. NJ Killign. the driller,
who Kelley began fighting with was arrest
ed at Willow Grove aud taken to Pittsburg
From Mr. H. C. Little of the OIL Well
Supply Company the fall details Of the
PfRnt were learned. Kelly, Harrington,
Killian and others were az Mrs. Forsheas
house on the night in question ana all had
neon drinking TO excess \ fight started
between Kelly and Killian, during which
the former knocked the latter down anu
kicked him into insenslbihty. hhllah was
carried out of the room by domestic and
shortly afterwards Harrington caught Kelly
nv the arm and tried TO purSuade hlm 10
leave thu room. By the way of response
KeIlv Enccked Harrington down and kick
him in the face. Friends interferred and
Kelly was taken into the yard.
In the meantime the victim OF the asault
had regained his feet. and, drawing
knife from his inside pocket, remarked 10
Mr. Little that he had notion to STAB the
other. and would do so without any hesl-
tstion If his as ailaut were not so drunh-
Kelly was standing in the yard at the time
and in a moment latter Harrington rushed
forward AMI made a slash with the hnlie
at the other mans breast. Kelly thre" up
his arm and the blade ripped open that
member ssvering the bracnlal artery
The victim QlU DOJ IrdiiEI 81 N-'o N
that he had been wounded so severely ana
again struck Harrington and felied MN 70
the ground and kicked him repeatedly IN
the face. He was dragged away and Har-
ringtou was sent to u physicians ONCE SO
have his wounds dressed.
few moments later it was discovered
that Kelley was bleeding profusely from the
wouud on his arm, and an examination
disclosed knife wound fully ten inches IN
length. He was sent to the west fehh
hospital and died on Monday night inc
same afternoon Harrington. who mad been
vatchman over an oil well IN the custody
of the sheriff, left Willow Grove and stat
| ed TO friends that be was going to Pltts-
burg to surrender himself to the authorl-
ties. as he knew bis victim wes gong 70
die He has not been seen or heard oil
since. although officers detailed by the
the coroner have been searching Tor the
fugitive. 49,,
The arrest of Killian created big sen
| satiou at Willow Grove, and his employer
| ofFered TO 90 on his bond for any required
| amount Mr.. Miller had not the power TO
accent bail. Before leaving Willow OroVe
| KiIlian was visited at the railway station
| bv his sweetheart, and quite an aifectlng z
scene took place. 1t is claimed by all the
witnesses of the affair that Killian, VINO
| is under 90 years of age and quite boylsa
| in appearance, was in no way Directly re-
| sponsible for the killing OF Kelly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Mile Run School.
EO.3, FRANKLIN TWP.

Ed Citizen: Please give a short column
for few words concerning the above
named school. This school is one and one
half miles north of Prospect, on the IA
nous old Franklin road, over which the
raftsmen and stage coaches Travelled years
ago. The house il healLhfully located on
the east side of large wood, and is thus
protected from the Borean blasts that
often come this way. The one drawback
to the school at present, is the remoteness
from good water. The term began Oct. 49,
and the first month ended Nov. 10, there
still being six months Of the term, being q
month more than usual, owing to the large
amount of State appropriation.
The following pupils missed no days:
Howard Shannon. Curtis West, Howard
West, George West, Howard Albin.
Maudie Weigle, Lille Albin, Effie Shanor'
Maggie Shanor, Belle Hays, Edna Hays.
The following. missed one or more days:
Walter Weigle, Britain McClintock,
Newton Nicely, David Lepley, Henry Lep-
ley, George Nicely. Ford English, George
Dunn, Keefer Dunn, Howard English,
Daniel Dunn, Pearl Weigle. Mollie Nc
Clintock, Zella McKinnis, Mollie English,
Lizzie English, Anna Lepley, Anna Shan
non. and Myrtle Weigle.
Visitors: l.. B, Shannon, Hugh Weigle,
@. p. Brantz, and Mordella Weigle.
We hope to be able to report a longer
list Of visitors by the next report. We
like to see callers whether they be patrons
or not. The progress of the first month
was very fair and we hope it will continue.
G. p. W., Teacher.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
The Postofhces.

1t is said that three hundred aspi-
rants for the postoffices of this county
have already made their desires known
with several precincts to hear from.
a correspondent of Pittsburg paper
names some of them as follows;
Harrisville-W William Cochran, Joseph
Pew, " f. Magee and Mrs. Samuel Kerr.
Mrs Emma FOrker is the present incum-
bent. and the office has been held by diff
ferent members Of the family for 80 years,
Shppsryrock Jackson Bard
Frank Bingham and John " atson.
Coaltown-Austin Bollinger.
Evans City. A. Ripper, j. II. VIII ite
and f. G. Bull.
Mars-T. NJ. Marshall.
Bruin-J H. Orr. g. j. Brandon.
Chieora-J G. Gaisford aud III. l.. Ratti
gan, a son of Peter.
The recognized. leaders of the Democrat
ie pari Y in this cou nty favored Mir. Gully ol
Pittsburg for State Charm an III opposition
to Mr.. Harrity, who came out ahead and
has since gained gre eat er prestige as Ma
tional Chairman; aud therefore should Mr.
Harrity be made Pos tmaster General by
President Cleveland, there is no tolling a.
present who will cont rol the Federal office
of this county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Lists for December Term.

Iistof Grand Jurors drawn this 3lst day oil
October, 1892. TO serve as Grand Jurors AZ
regular term Of Court, commencing on the hrse
Monday of Decem Der. 4. D., 1892, the same De-
ing the SIN day OF said month.
Ash Anderson. Forward twp farmer.
CTameF G W Buffalo twp, farmer.
CasLdoIlar " :. Adams twp. iarIner.
Dickey Robert. Brady twp, farmer
FreshcoFne William. Cranberry twp, FARMER
Gillelaud Lewis d, Adams twp farmer.
Glenn W c, SUnburry Bor, croyer.
GelUach Jacob. Zelenople Bor, merchant
KING u j. Karns City Bor, Justice
krug George, Butler Ind WoId, butcher.
Lane Joseph, Oakland Twp. farmer:
Lindsey Joseph. summit twp, farmer
MeedeT Philip ConnOQueueSSlpg twp, Farmer.
Morrow Thomas. Clearfleid twp, farmer.
Mlllisnn Elmer, Muddycreek twp. farmer.
Mangel Charles, Winfield twp, farmer.
MAXWELL J, Fairview B0r. liveryman.
Patterson W q. Baldridge, farmer.
itnby George ", Jackson twp, farmer.
Rosenburg } l.. Allegheny twp, laoOrer
Weigle x >, Prospect Dor, laborer.
Weigle Charles Sr Franklin twp, farmer.
WICK Turner. Concord twp, farmer.
SGartzi4ndcr W J, DlJler 9TH ward, blacksmith.
List of Petit Jurors drawn this 3Ist day o
October A. ID, 1892, to serve as Petit Jurors a
a regular term OF Court commencing on
the "a Monday of December, A. ID. ,leJ2, the
same beng the i2th day Of said month
Brenner Jacob. Lancaster twp. farmer:
Blair JOnu VcnangO twp, farmer.
BAKER Frank. Worth twp. farmer.
Eenson W r, oakland twp, farmer.
Clark Samuel. Washington twp, farmer
Damn Allen. Prospect Bor laOJrer
Deishelner Ell. Butler Twp. farmer.
Deer James q. Penn twp, farmer.
Darling .JOnn l., Jefferson twp, pumper
Deemer William, Cranberry twp, farmer.
English L l. Frantln twp farmer.
Elser c. Butter BDT, itn ward, Carpenter
Emery Plummer, Washington twp, farmer.
farmer .fOhu. aTiileFstown ROr. teamster.
Flack John, Butter Boz ist ward. la0orer.
Glenn Marx. Muddycreek twp farmer,
Graham Joseph, Donegal twp, farmer.
Hamilton Joseph, Cherry Twp, Farmer
Hazlett Charles L,Butlef BOf 5th va, carpenter
HensAaw j l., Prospect Bor. rnarolecutter.
Hogue william, Worth twp, farmer.
Hines James SlpperyrOck twp, farmer.
Heck Jacob. Butler Boz 18th wd. blacksmith.
Kuhn VI ) YeuangO Twp. farmer.
Kaitenbaugn J w, Baidridge Twp, farmer.
Kaltenba igh John V, Connoquenessing Twp
farmer.
McC0nusl JOnn, Butler BOr 9TH vd. laboTer.
McDerm0tt Euward. Marion twp, farmer
MED 'ollpugh K J, FaITylew twp. farmer.
Me(lglltnd Hugh. Evans city BOr, laborer
Miller john, Mlptield twp. farmer.
Nome w - MuddycreeB tWb, iarmer.
Nilliman Phillip. Prospect Bor. tcamSter.
Miller John, Forward Twp, farmer.
orris JosCph Faryiew Bor. pumper.
Raw SamueI. Penn twp, farmer. ,
Reirger Jacob Butler Bor sra wd bricktnaker
ROhner John, Evans Clty Bor, Cashier.
Ectber ] cob, Mtddlesex twp, farmer.
R-iser Jobu CRANBERRY twp. farmer.
SweenS ThimOshy, Doaegal twp, farmer
1Wart0ut Edward Parker Twp, faTIner.
smith w \ Fairsiew twp. farmer;
SInlilfef L A Harmony BOr moulder.
Wamnick j H. Faifvlew BOZ pumper'
wilson > A, Franklin Twp. idfiner -
WuueaI FredrIiCk, haTIIhlille BOf, IabcTtT
Welsh George, Jackson Twp, farmer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
End cf the Strikes.

At Homestead last Thursday twenty
mechanics and 800 Hun and Slav laborers
broke away from the strikers and appleu
for work in the mill, and l30 OF them we're
given work at once. At Beaver Fails some
100 of the old employees applied Tor WORK.
and at Lawrencevile next day.
On Friday there was another scramble; a
thousand men were in line at the gates at
Homestead before aybreak.
Al meeting of the Advisory Committee
in the Rink at Homestead, Sunday, the
strike was declared "off' by vote OF lol
to 81,
The strike at Beaver Falls was declared
"ofT"
The strike began on June 23th;the Advlso,
~ Committee took charge Of the works and
allowed no one in them excepting clerks,
watebmen and foremen; the attempts oil
the Company, on July 9th to regain pos
session Of it's works brought about battle
lasting l2 hours in which ten
men were killed and fifty wounded
and others made insane by the
barbarous abuse following their sur
render: the militia was called Out at cost
TO the state of half million; Congressional
Committees investigated the affair; the
Courts took hold and 80 men are under
Indictment; Frick was shot; lams was
drummed ont; there were synpathetlc
strikes az Lawreneeville and Beaver Falls;
houses were dynamited; and there was
more or less violence at all the points I'M
til the end came.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

Mary + vcgsly a.iar. Ia l.- C4a-. sf
Mrs Aaaa Ensei. oref. C9mm1a f.ess
Mrs. May WrtEEir. ol Baltr q uu.F
Mrs Amelia ,l-rH sui Pa.
Theodore Ne-e.sy
" Eqa.y So q
john Gtichrisz. pec reru. l-s1
ChriSty Giirhrist Bssk b. PaEe
Margaret Gtichrist ant 30.
Jane GilcarisI
Now. Nov 10th, ls91. 30 appeSrtar tia
he defendants are uon residents of fn- state
~ PrnarvlvAuia. anf aai avit Of rhsrriafe
Vagrley one 81 the plaintiffs. being mafir af
the material facts u h now eri-r-f tnat e
subpoena be- awarded Ia tue above stated
.a-e, requiring the defendants aud aii
persons wnom it may concern - appear B.
Court, ON tue -c,nd Menday q beermaeF
next. being the I-th day OF the maaih. sB
make their answer upsu oath or altFraafiau
TO the petitioners hili in t4is csse sna "a -
further ordered, that service Of said sabpoeus
DE made BY advertisements IA the Butter
CtTtzES, weekly news paper published ia
The Boro of Butlcr. Pa. nearest the tnurt
House ia the said County 81 Buflcr tar three
weeks or more from the date HsaTr hxesl-
BY ruE CorEr.
BTTLER COUNTY, S..
Certified from the record this t1ih DAY Of
Nov, A. D., i.92.
JoIfv W. BeowS. Pro.
To the above namesl re-pouisuts.
You are hereby required Q, appear AZ q
Court OF Common Pleas - he he.d AZ butler,
n and for the Counfy of Butler. gu the ~
Ias Of Dee. uext ia ohetii-uc- g the shose
decree. amt hsrvin Gtil NOT. N.Y. tata. i>s-.
WILLIAM NJ BRuwS.
Sheria.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Soliloquy Of a Turkey.

know that Thanksgiving Days most here
And it makes me long 10 fly.
For I've reached my prime, aud its mighty
clear
That it's time for me to die.
I saw the head Of the house come out
And he smiled as he gazed at me;
And he cried aloud that there was no
doubt
What comfortable meal I'd be.
Oh. I've got to go. And it gives me mt,
Though il isn't so mush for my life
That care about, but he can't carve bit,
And I've got to be hacked by his wife.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
End OF the Garvin Case.

At Pittsburg, last Thursday, the jury in
the care of Frank Garvin. indicted for mnr-
der. for killing his wife, agreed upon a
verdict of involuntary manslaughter.
Judge McClung refused to accept this, as
it couid not be rendered under the indict-
ment. and the jury changed their verdict
to voluntary mansladghter, and recon-
mended the prisoner to the extreme mercy
of tt.a GOurt
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

THERE will be four ex-Speakers Of the
House on the aoor next session: John
Cessna, who was speaker in 1851 and 1868;
Benjamin L. Hewitt, who served in 1881;
Henry K. Boyer. in 1879, and G. G.
Thompson, in 1891, George N. Lawrence
was speaker of the Senate in 1868. An
other ex-senator in the House will be
Henry Butterfeld, of Erie.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Road Report.

Notice Is hereby given tina, the following
roads and bridges hayeDeen confirmed nlsi by
the court ana Will be presented on the iirSL Wed
lesday OF December ls9Z being the. Tth day Oi
SAID month, ana II no exceptions are flied, they
VIII be confirmed absolutely,
II. ID. No 3, Sept Session. ls92-ln repetition
OF inhabitants Uf winfield townsllp Butler Co,
Pa. for change 4 part o. pubic road begin
uing at LeaSureFile and leading TO Saxon
station In SAID Twp. The portion OF said rOad
asked TO be chaSged Is that part leading
through the lands of Casper Freezing. from tie
point where 1t Juins. southward through the
same 90 the point where II leaves said lands.
June Sin, 1897, viewers appointed by the Court
anu Ang. 26th, 1894, Report OF viewers flied
stating that the change prayed for is necessary
aud have therefore surveyed road between
the points hameo. and the probable cost Ol
nHking SAID road, thirty dollars. To De borne by
the township and casper Freezing, and TIE
damages "a sssed foria doliaIststol be pall D,
ana nx tue width Ol ROAD at thnIy three feet
Notice TO be given according 10 rules OF Court
-2FS+ by THE COURT
RID. No. /, sept. Session. 1892 Ia re petition
of John "A, " lgtIn, w. &. Badger. j. Is. smith
et al inhabitants OF tne township OF Brady, But
let'CO., IA Tor a bridge over HOgle Greek where
SAID creek crosses the puDic roa1 lediilS from
West Liberty L. Prospect near the residence OF
MARY 4 MCDuavitt N the township Of Brady,
june 9Th. lsa2. viewers appointed uy the Court
uu June 3Uth, ,loJ2, ,feporL ui viewers Hleu stating
thnL the proposed bridge Is necctsSIry anu THAI
the erection ui the same VIII reqI Iire more ex-
jcnse lnan IS re,lSOnup!e the township OF
Brady snUulu bear ana aid lnctte inc site thcre-
OF ~ iiert, lIusue Creek crosses tine Prospect and
west LlUurty roads Nov Sept. 1tn, 1892, ap
proved Notice TO be given according 10 rules
vi Court, ana 70 be LAID bStOro TIE next Grand
Jury.
n. ID. No. p Sept. Session. 1892. I'm re petition
W. T.. Belghley, X. Il. AtTanuleSs. W. j, Coop
ur et al inhabitants OF Tic township Of Ciay =,
6utler Gu, ia, Tor bridge over MuddyCrCtE
wnere s.tid creek crosses tue public road known
as beaNer dam road 10 EuCllu rtduun III saia
township. June sls las-. Viewers aprJiuteu
Uy the Court ana Aug -5.n, ioJ2. hUpOtJ OF
viewers nlea stating tua- me proposed bridge
Is nesceasdr9 dHd taGt. Juc same wul require
more expense Than 20 fc..7uutuic thit the Town
snip of tlty should bear ana uId locate tuc site
thereof on Up sa!d iVau. NOV. 1th. toJs. Ap-
proved. Notice to be HyIus dccOr ing 10 rulcs
Ui Court, ana " oc liiu bs!uio tus Grand JuIy
by TIE COURT.
BUTLER COUNTY IS:
CerLueu frOm tho record this 5th day Oi
Move mgbCr, -. IsJ2.
JOsAPa CIIswELL, Clerk Q. ).
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
IG1g TIE CULTlvAT0RlQ0Q
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

THE Homestead strike was simply "a
monument of folly when all the surround
ing circumstances are considered. 1t was
organized and precipitated by little more
than 300 of the more than 5000 men EN-
ployed in the Homestead works, as only
about 10 per cent of all the employees
were in any degree affected by the reduc-
ton Of wages ordered by the Carnegie
Company. 1t will be remembered also
that these 300 or so who inaugurated the
strike and inspired its violence, received
the highest wages of all the thousands of
men employed in the works, and some OF
them received the highest wages paid in
any me chanical industry OF the world
Er
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Why He Left the Alliance.

Brunswick News
A Kansas man who has been afEiliating
with the Alliance party of that State for
The past few years. having served his ale
glance thereto, thus briefly gives his reas-
ons for so dong:
l. Because it is run by lawyers without
clients
2. BY doctors without patients.
3. BY preachers without pulpits.
4. BY women without husbands.
5. By farmers without farms.
9 By inanoiers without finance.
2. BY educators without education. and
.. BY statesmen out OF job.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

All persons interested In the above appralse
meuts will take notice that they VIII be pr c
seuted TOR confirmation TO the Orpans court .
butler county, ia on the 7th day OF December
1882 ana " no exception be filed they VIII pe
confirmed absolutely.
JOSEPH CRIswELL, Clerk y. {.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

THE Republican party has been defeated
hut no reprosch of any kind rests upon us

THE Republican party has been defeated
but no reproach of any kind rests upon Us
candidate for the nations highest gi'l.
President Harrison has borne himseii
through the canvass with the same
nodesty, courage and unos.entations man
liness that has characterized him in oil his
private and public life.
No friend of his regrets a single action OF
utterance of the President. He has won
and he retains the sincere respect OF the
American people. As man and msgis-
trate hc has constantly strengthened him
self in the esteem of intelligent and
patriotic Americans. His honest devotion
to what he considers his country's best in
terests has never been seriously question
ed, even by his most virulent opponents.
The record of Benjamin Harrison, in the
army of the nations defenders, in the
Senate and in the White House. is one o.
which the Republican party is proud. He
is an American, who represents all that Ii
noblest and most patriotic in American
histnrv
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

Notlce g. Eercty .isen taa- lesi " Wtsr.
assignee ~ joan Avars mnG M h1tH lsgeFi
uis wife. has nis,i hrs Ilaai lg.a1mt -ues'
IN the offlre % the fr1fuuuurltrV of tale count
- Common Pleas % Blfirr county. af NJ. p
No. = MArcA term. $50. AnN hAAr t4E slsllam
VII b. pr-ssutef 20 .tld court iilF cuuraltt tll
and allowance on wednesday. Decca4lc1 N.
tsJ-l
Jous W. BEuwS Pro-
uProt a8lJtAFy's 5 ofl -. Ny. u. lss-.I
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Notice to stockho

The annual meeting ot the Stockholders
of the Worth Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
for the purpose of sele citing officers for the
ensuing year will be held in the School
House at West Liberty on the second
Tuesday CT January, 1898, being the 10th
day.
w. T.. TAYLOR, Sec'y.,
West Liberty, p. o..
JAMES HUMPHREY, Pres,
Jacksvillc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

CALIFORNIA has adopted by an over
whelming vote proposition to elect Unit
ed States Senators hereafter by popular
vote. Such a Law ought to be in force in
Pennsylvania
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

THE girl poisoner named Heill, who was
Cream, was banged iu London, Tuesday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

T. Lar @aEaan1-- gforHH aHfr4 waaaa rant -
.aas Ases aas-llrn raaiaav iaH aar 1alaasa
1as.as 3. anasF aHa s1a-.ezaa.s ID ss.r.asss
aaaaa 4aa4 ~aaaa1a.~ s11rasi. aas aa A@at
% Haa4 tft l's.et rel nT rsasalT szlG sa amFsf
s1rar 1s-l9rf y s hsee esasann1a aa f anerr.ll
ssesl a.e t1r1 4Hsfr-.s SRA r. h at-re~A ~nmmeGt-
.4Ag. T. a s.AcEM M. T.. lsl runr4 sa- W. II.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Widows Apprais ments.

The following widows appraisments of
uesspnal property and real estate set apart Tor
The 6eoeft OF the widows of decedents have
been fiIed In the Office OF the Clerk OF Courts OF
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
OUR REMOVAL Sale
BEGINS OCT. 8.
YOU WANT FURNITURE.
WE WANT MONEY.

We expect to occupy our new store
about Jan. lst We want to move as
few goods as possible. We viii give YOU
prices that YOU can't help but buy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
Hotels and DepOtS,

w. S. Gregg is now running line
of carriages between the hotels and
Gepots OF the town.
Charges reasonable. Telephone
No. IT, or leave orders at Hotel
Vogeley.
Coed Livery in Connection
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
SHERIFF'S SALES.

By virtue OF Sundry writs OF Nen. EN.. Fl Fa.
Lev. Fa-. &C. issued ont Of the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Butler Co.. Pa. and 90 me- directed
there will be exposed TO public sale &C the
Court House. in the borough OF Butler. on
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25
L ID No Is Dec T. isa2. McJunkin a Galbreath.
attOTueys

All the right. title. int rest aud claim Of ID +
Kelly OF In and TO 40 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 Murrin heirs west BY Elizabeth Patterson
and Theodore kellv's heirs. mostly cleared and
under good state Of cultivation. being purpart
No 8 OF the the real estate OF David Kelly iced.
as shown at o G 40 81 Dec 1. iss3; with a frame
Darn thereon. seized aud taken In execution
a. the property Of n Z Kelly a. the sat OF Re-
bCCc- MCi ioEneil mos Carson. guardian. Tor
use of John Berg s CO.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-11-25

H. ~ NJ L., Dfc i, l-a-. h0nltr Atty. - -
All the night. title. Interest and c.AtEs OF IL
Beatty. Ol In aud TO - acres VI land. more or
lees situated "a Mercer township. Butler cO4A-
ty. Pa bounded As fOllows. to-wE. On tne
north by JAS Nutt heirs. east ~ public Fua4s
south by james = Dunlap 81 al.west ~ tharlt
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state % cultivation seized AID taken - exc
.atiol as lae ,sspeTiy nf II q Betty a. tue
suit ui EiC.e4iu a .91s. Tor utc u W " C1Waa-
ED 80 -. Uec Term, iag2. cumming. atty
All the right. title. INT rest ard eel. .f