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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Republican Primary Election.

The Republican voters Of Butler county
are requested TO meet at their usual places
OF holding elections on Saturday, April 0,
between the hours Of 2 and p. IN. Of said
day to vote BY ballot for one person for
State Senate; two persons for Assembly;
one person for District Attorney; three
persons for Delegates to State Convention;
one person for county Surveyor and one
person for Return Judge.
Voters will also by ballot vote their
choice for one person for Congress; one
person for Delegate to the National Dele
gate Convention aud their choice for Unit
cd States Senator.
Voters will by ballot in the different sub
districts OF the county, vote for one person
for Delegate to the Congressional Conven-
tion and ono person for Delegate to the
National Delegate Convention.
The sub-distficts Of the county are as
follows:
1. Allegheny and Parker twps.
2 Mercer, Marion and Venango twps
and Harrisville boro.
q. Slipperyrcck and Worth twps. and
Ceptr6ville boro.
4. Cherry and Clay twps. and Sunbury
boro.
8. Washington and Concord twps.
v. xeikVl0W Twp. ouo bifvloWs HeLLOu8
and Karns City boros.
z. Oakland, Donegal and Clearfeld twps
and Nillerstown boro.
8. Summit, Jefferson and Clinton twps
and Eaxonburg boro.
8. Winfield and Buffalo twps.
10. Penn and Forward twps.
IL. Butler twp. and Butler boro.
IL. Adams and Hiddlesex twps.
13. Cranberry and Jackson twps; and
Connoquenessing g., Evans City and zslie-
nople bvros.
IA. Connoquenessing n, Lancaster and
Nuddyoreek twps.
15. Centre, Franklin and Brady twps. and
Prospect boro.
The Return Judges are TO meet in con-
vention at Butler on Monday, April IL, at
1:30 o'clock, p. m. to count the votes and
declare the result, and the Return Judges
from the ub-districts shall declare the re-.
suit Of the vote In the sub districts for del
egate to the Congressional Convention and
for delegate the National Delegate Con
vention and issue certificates accordingly,
and attend to such other business as shall
come before the convention.
BY order Of County Committee.
A. n. CHRIsrLEY,
J. ". PAINTER, Chairman.
A. 4. HEcHLIxc, Sec,ys.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Euclid Items.

Our school ended on Thursday of last
week with an entertainment given by the
students. II was quite success in every
particular The performers, though young
and inexperienced acquitted themselves
admirably.
Three of our students, Anna Willer.
Leroy Ralston and Ethan McMichael,
graduated this spring.
Mr.. Chas. Gerlach moved from this place
on Wednesday, t. near Harrisville Station,
where he has rented a stock farm and in
tends building creamery; also the owner
of the farm intends building an extensive
barn and making other improvements
Mr. Gerlach will start in with forty or
fifty head Of milk cows. Farmers in that
vicinity will do well to avail themselves
of the opportunity of selling their cream
and save money as well as labor
Mr.. James Sanderson has moved his
residence a short distance out Of town
Xxx
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

DURING the past few weeks this county
has been flooded with fsllacious and mis-.
leading Quay literature, and his friends
here have had the county canvsssed in his
interest. 70 what effect remains TO be seen.
Their whole campaign Is, In our judg-
ment, one Of hnmbug and false pretense.
On the hasis of his few months, service In
the army and his participation as Gener-
ais aide.de-camp in one battle they pic.
ture him as military hero; and even If
their Representations were correct-if they
could trutbfully assert that Quay was
greater hero Of the civil war than Grant, q
greater military genius than Napoleon,
and bolder general than Alexander; they
cannot controvert the fact that hs is now,
and has been for months, antsgonizing .
. Republican administration, presided over
by soldier whose record needs no boost
ing, and whose admin istratiun Is credit
to the Nation.
They lay great stress upon his political
services in New York City in 1883, aud
grant that-grant that he went there ard
turned tbs town upside down from Castle
Garden to the Harlem, and the Tammany
Tiger inside out from mouth to tail; they
cannot controvert his unftness for the
trust he holds; his abuse of that trust, his
neglect Of duty, and tho sad results of his
political ascendency.
Is not this strong Republican district at
present represented in Congress by a
Democrati
Was not Delamater defeated for Governor
and made pauper by bis candidacy
Was not the Elections bill defeated by
the joint cooperation Of Quay and Cam.
eron with the Democratic members of the
Senate, and did they not delay the passage
Of the Tariff bill and thus bring about the
defeat Of the party at the general election
Of 1880 and give us Democratic Congress.
Arc all their political crimes to be for.
gotten and only their few good deeds re.
memberedf I, the Republican party Of
this State TO be forever burdened with the
"impregnable organization that Don
Cameron boosted on Is II never again to
stand in line with the psrsy Of the Nstiouf
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
DEATHS.

KENNEDY-At his home in Clearteld
twp, March 20. 1892. Thomas Kennedy.
aged about 60 years
BROWN-At her home in Pittsburgh.
March 10. 1892. Lucretia wife of Maj.
A. NJ Brown. Mrs. Browns maiden
name was Turney and she was born IN
Greensburg. Her death was nne xpected
and was caused by pneumonia
STEEN-At her home in Petersville. Sat
urdav, March IS. 1892, wife OF James II.
Steen of Petersville.
BAKER-At her home in Penn twp.
March 2s, 1892. wife of Andrew Baker.
formerly Mrs. Hamil, aged about 50
years.
SHAFFER-At her home in Penn twp,
Sunday, March 20. 1892: Hattie Shaffrr.
aged 80 years Her husband and two
children survive her She was devot-
ed member of the Thorn Creek NJ. +.
church.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr.. Shaffer extends his thanks to his
friends and neighbors for their kind
assistance during his wife's sickness and
after her death.
C0oPER-0n March 18th. 1892. at Jack.
vile, Miss Esther Cooper in her 27th year.
Dear sister thou art gone.
Thy voice we loved is stilled,
Thy place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
God in this wisdom recalled
To that home so grand,
The life his love had given,
Fare well sister till We meet to part-no,
never.
SISTER
\ CARD OF THANKS.
Our thanks to neighbors and friends for
their kindness and sympathy during the
sickness and death of our daughter
Mr.. AND MRS. ZEBULoS COOPER.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The following named persons are an
uounced ~ candidates for the offices speci
fed below, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters Of Butler county at the
primary election to be held on Saturday
April 9th, between the hours of and
Pm.
For United States Senator,
OF Allegheny county.
n. s. QUAY,
or Beaver, Pa.
For Congress, 25th, Pa. District,
THOMAS W. PHILLIPS,
OfLawrence county.
For State Senate, 41st Dist.
' Of Butler.
For Assembly,
1.-TWO to nominate.)
HARLAN Book,
OF Franklin rwp.
JAMES B. MATES,
Of Butler.
DAVID B. DoUTHETT,
of Forward twp.
JOSEPH THOMAS. JR.
Ksrns, City.
JOSIAH N. THOMPSON,
Of Brady twp.
For District Attorney,
Ira MCJUHKIN,
or Butler.
JOHN P. WILSON,
Of Butler.
A. II. CHRIsTLRY,
Of Butler.
For Delegate to the National Convention
for 25th, Pa. District
(Two to be elected by convention.)
DE-. 8. D. BELL,
or Butler.
= = OF Butler.
For Delegates to the State Convention.
Three to be elected.)
J. K. EEGLEY,
OF Butler.
W. p. JAMIsoH,
or Fairview.
II. N. GREER,
OF Buffalo twp.
JONATHAN EAYBERRY,
OF Centreville.
T. W. KENNEDY,
or Adams twp.
For County Surveyor,
O. r. Il. NcQUIsTros,
Of Butler.
Mr.. r. G. Ralston wishes to represent
the sub district composed of Connoquenes.
sing (North), Lancaster and Muddycreek
twps in the Congressional Convention.
For Delegate for Fifteenth district in
New Castle National Conventional. P.
Woigle.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Six Boys at a Time.

Mrs. g. X. Smith. wife of white labor.
or living on farm near Holly Springs,
Miss, has given birth to six babies, all
boys. well developed, and weighing In the
Aggregate IS pounds. The mother and
babies are doing we'll. The little fellows
have been named Lee. Jackson, Van Dorm,
Grant, Sherman aud Buell..
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Administrators Notioe

Butler. Fenna Feb. 10, 1892. Letters OF
administration. cum tostamento annexo. or
Henry kohlmeyer. Esq. late OF Allegheny twp.
Butler 20, Pa. deceased. having been this day
issued by the Register OF wills. etc IN nnd FOR
said county 10 the undersigned. ali persons
therefore. knowing themselves Indebted 10 said
deceased and his estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment and those having claims
against the same Vill please present them 10
tho undersigned property authenticated ana
probated for payment.
JANE konLMFYEh
J. II. kOHIAfEYEH Adams.
sandy Point r. o..
Butler CO.. Ia.
L. McJunkin, atty tor estate.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Orphans Court Sale.

BY vlrtre of an order OF Court OF March l6
1892, at O. c. No s5 June Term ls92 there viii
be expo ed 10 public sale on the premises, ON
MONDAY, APRIL 25th. 1892
at l o'clock z. NJ the following described rea
estate. situate In Parker Ixp., Butler Co. ia
bounded as follows:
on the north by lands OF Pearce ana Adams
on the east by Gibson ia4m. on he south by
lands OF Tannehill, Bell and EdwariS and on
The west by lands OF Thomas aud Joseph AIS
worth, containing two hundred and nIIy acres
more or less.
one hundred and twenty-five acres cleared
ana the balance being quite rough and broken
A frame house ana iame barn thereon erected
fences nj iarm out Oi repair
TRIMS: One third on confirmation % sale by
the Court arG The remainder in TWO equal
nnual iustallments from the date ut sale with
lawful Interest 10 Re secured by nd gnd
mortgage IN double the amount OF sale on thr
premises. Bond and mortgage 10 embrace
atty : commission IL case The same shall have
10 be collected by legal process.
W. X. TURNER
NANCY A. TURNER
Admin istrators OF tie estate OF John VI
Turner, dee d. Glenora +. o., Batter 90. Pa.
j. ID. MCJUSRIs, Att'y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that /, H. ".
Bame formerly ot W. A Geohring & Co.
Ltd, on Dec. 3lst.. 1891, sold my stock
aud interest in the firm OF W. A Guohring
d. Co. Ltd to ". A. Geohring, VIM.
Dindinger and Chas Dambach, the re
naming members of mentioned firm. |
withdrew by mutual consent the remain
ing members continuing by the firm name
OF W. \. Goehring q Co. LTD, who
mutually agreed to pay all outstanding
debts, and to whom all accounts due viii
be paid.
] kindly ask their patrons 10 remember
them at their old stands at Ielieuople and
Harmony, Pa.
II. W. BAMR,
March 10Th 1892
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.


$3.50 Penn &~ Ne
Trains leave the West Penn depes a foot
east J~dersou - a. foalo~-s-
s.2Oa- m--Markes-arriv-s &c Allegheny al
$50 ant s.iJ ,. m.
% a --Expre~-arrive@ nc Allegheny
at iHs31 o. I'm.
iI.uo a m Accommodation on-arrirss Al Ale
xh~ny 81 i-es p ~
1-45 y. m--Aeremo.iatisn arrive~ at All--
AZ t-s4 p.
5-tslP n -Exprsss arrives 4t A!i--a.av az
Allegheny AZ S.4@ y. TN.
The So a IN. tram and &ts D. ~ trans
connect a. Butler June thru site trains Ftsf
to Sisir~vtil- Int~r~~cfizm. wner~ cumaectinn
u matie xstn th- Dsy Expgcs- AHd PhtlNf'a
Express so.oE Es-t
frsias ar-iv- = 3afi-~ at 9.si art i9s 5 a.
M. and .-sf ss'tf srii T-Hfp m .~FriaS', AZ
ie-aeuv st $50. 50 tas' Irf1 q m &af-
- ana 6.Ia y IA
re- aG
Trains leave ,hs 2. &T dept n~.r c-s.
tse Ave, -cuih>idr. Dut.er time. A. toliw~
geiug st1sn.
t--al a al.--Aiis-h~ay A..-,as.sIssis.-
s.fsa- Aiiesn~ny aud Axrsa Fx.r-ss-ran.
on -nuaAv ~ Allegheny ansl roansa ~rts ior
Ne~ tstie that dsy
it-zr a. m-- tii-shens Acc..oi sitfi1t.
-.sf p- n.-- --Ai.Eaeny EEarsss.
a.-.i p ta---t hfrtsa SSPgess. raas aa >aa-
Gar.
d.iep m -Ail-sheaF AMI 1slienas.l.. N..il.
Rams ga -lnlisv ta ~ a8e-naa8 4tsa~.
ON Sun'iag alaa-. 80 . a m. S-W Cs-sle
Express.
oaiuz North Iaso5 a. en- sr4.liarsi Mall
3.-8 y. "a iarirsa Acrnm.
80 m. Foxbsrg Aceam
~ -artas rr.aias na the marrow Ftar.
nv s-ie p. n. tram Sssmrh rpnn~rt. ~ a.
iery siia lae Chiesgs express. Ehica runs
cally saa is sgalpp-.i Wfth the Pullman huf-
i-i sn4 -iss pinr csacauS4
Trains ier Basirr lr1w~ AII-sn~av "a
,..il auii i';il a eifg tias-. AL i.f5 -
tad f.fi p, IA "a Sunixy a. ss.il q. la am.i
40 y m
trains arrive az Butler a. 9.f5 sn.i fs.sta.
m amt i--ai. 4si5. is.il and 80 p. a- ~la-
dAs at Iu9u sni 6:I0
FIrTSHuRs. sHESASso LASK EEsx - a.
TRAINS lease the r & w d~par. HnrI~r
nme A. tsilous
$50 m 's Erie. srrixiax there &C so.G5
a IN.
IO.soA. M. % Erie. arriving thvr- $40
p m
5so y. n to tsEeraviIl-. srrivia< rh-r- 90
T.15 % m.
4 train arrives froa. GrsravtIle az Isra5 a
n with tavuush ear 20 Allexneav evrr tho
v q w; ONE at LIB .. m- from Eri~ 1hirh
cIrnecr~ wtth batn rrEAs % Alhwzh~nv nnd
one az S.fi ,. m frum Eris
Tram. I~avr HiliiarVi~ as s.15 AMI tl.t5 o.
uI. siuw tima.
The S.lu a ~. sass > "a tr4ia- "a harA
r,rafIs iu n fi-xh-aF -.un-rs siGa frasas "a
tine q. =. a 4 e. 70 Buri@r.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Washington.

| During the executive session of the
Senate, last Tuesday, the new Berhing
Sea Treaty was agreed to.
ArTER five hours debate on the free
coinage bill in Congress last Thursday,
vote ON Mr.. Burrows motion to lay it on
the table was lost by o tie vote, 14S to 14S,
the Speakers vote on the negative, max
ing it so. The free coinage men were
astonished at the result.
The silver bill received what everyone
regarded as its quietus in an unexpected
| manner last Monday. The silver men
had not anticipated any serious difficulty
in getting from the committee on rules
special order fixing an hour for taking up
again and voting on the bill. But when
it came to the scratch it was discovered
that Speaker Crisp himself stood in the
way of such q rule, as he held that he
could not consistently vote for it unless
1t was demanded by majority of the
Democrats of the house. When this
position Of the speakers became known,
most of the silver leaders abandoned the
fight, as they felt majority of the Dem
ocrats would not join in u demand for
cloture.
Lord Salisbury's last communication TO
the President, stating the grounds upon
which he would consent to modus vivendi
~ to Behring sea, was laid before the
O.. -
session last Monday. The publication of
the full text of the document in the morn
ing papers had given the senators an op-
portunity to scquaint themselves with
it before its formal presentation. In trans
mitting the papers to the Senate the Presi-
dent added to the formal letter the state
ment that Lord Salisbury's reply was very
satisfactory to this government and that
be was preparing suitable response.
The response was indicated briefly in the
Presidents letter as being substantial
acceptance Of Lord Salisbury's tender,
with few notifications that could doubt
less be arranged without difficulty.
PENNSYLVANIA needs Sen ator with the
sDility and industry TO commend himself
to bis fellows and get, in time, q place on
the Finance Committee, whose jurisdiction
concerns, so closely the great interes of
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Cameron has been a
Senator since 1877, yet no one dreams of
putting him ON the Finance Committee.
he is titular head Of the Naval Committee.
but absents himself whenever its business
comes up for consideration, leaving the
labors though not the honors of chairman
TO Hale. Of Maine. Mr.. Quay has the
restful sinecure, chairmanship of the Com
| mittee on the Library, which gives him a
room in which to receive Pennsylvania pol
iticians and from which to issue his orders
to his lieutenants. Mr.. Dalzell obtained
an important Craftsmanship in his second
term Of service and is now on the Ways
and Means Committee. If transferred to
the Senate, his abilities and industry would
have an even better scope and soon
bring his State to the front in the deliber.
! stions Of the Senate as as not been for q
generation. -Philadelphia Press.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Auditors Notice.

In re assignment Of In the Court OF Common
T. III Beatty TO John Pleas of Butler Comfy
j. McGaTyey for VI. ID. No. IA. sept Term
benefit of creditors. J 1891 Book page ~.
March I7th. ls92. Notion OF Mclunkin a
Galpreath ftorneysfor assignee Tor appoi atment
OF an auditor to restate account II necessary
and make distribution among those ea tilted
thereto presented TO court aud considered anu
granted and Wm c. Flndley. Esq. aDpoi nted
auditor for the purpose stated ia motion.
BY THE COURT.
Butler County IS.
Certified from the records this nth day OF
March. A. D., 1892.
JONI w. BROWN. Prothy
All parties interested in the above case
take notice that viii autea q To the duties OF
above appointment AT my Office, No. ll2 North
West Diamond, Butler, Pa. on Tuesday.
April 18TH, 1892. at II O'Clock A. NJ. at which
time and place you may attend II you see
proper.
WM. c. FINDLEY.
March sd, 92. Auditor.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Hotels and DepOtS,

w s. Gregg 10 now running q Iine
OF carriages between the hotels aad
cepots of the town
Charges reasonable. Telephons
No IL. or leave orders at Hotel
vogeIey.
Good Livery i'm Connection
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary on the estate of
Catharine Enrok, decd, late of summit
twp, Butler county, Pa, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 same will
please make immediate payment. any hav-
idg claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement TO
JOHN EMRICB, Exr.
Butler +. o., Butler Co, Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue OF an order OF the orphans Court
OF Butler County. Pa. at o. c. No. June Term
1892. and 10 me directed. VIII on
MONDAY, APRIL lth, 1892,
at one O'Clock p. NJ. expose to public sal, at
the ourt House la Buiier. Pa. the following
leaseh lbs or real estate OF j. G.. Redd
deceased Io-wit:
An undivided one-lalf interest In twenty six
acres more or less Kuown as the Clymer heirs
lease, situate on the Clymer heirs faral In
Donegal twp, Butler County. Pa, bounded on
the north by lands OF Joseph Nensel and
solomon Pont ius. on the east by lands OF John
Little and hyers tract, on he south by lands OF
John Nensel. and on the west by lands OF
Clymer heirs, with a producing OIL well thereon
complete. with wood rig. casing tubing rods
boiler. engine fixtures. tanks and machlnery
complete. known as Redo well No. /.
Also an undivided one fourth interest in that
certain other leasehOid on real estate con
tanning twenty acres more or less situate m
Donegal twp, Butler County Pa. on the John
anu Bridget Little farm, bounded on the north
by lands 0t hannah fyers, on the east by
Buffalo Br ldge Road. on the south by lands of
John Nensel, and on the west by lands OF John
Nensel, with one producing OIL Well thereon
with wood-llg. engine, casing. tubing. sucker
rods. tanks, machinery ana fixtures belonging
thereto, known as Little wei No. /.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash Oh approval OF sale
by the Court.
SARAH j. REDD,
Admx OF j. g. Redo, decd,
>. f. Bowser Atty. Butler. Penn Il.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
BEST FACILITIES.
A. +. GABLE,
V eterlnary Surgeon.

V eterlnary Surgeon.
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Toronto. Canada.
DIR. Gable treats all diseases Of the
tomesticated animals. and makes
ridgliBg. casrration and horse den
tistry specially. Cas,ration per
formed without clans, and all otner
surgical operations performed in the
most scientific manner.
Calls To snv psrT OF the country
promptly responded 20.
Office and Inirmary in Crawford's
Livery. l32 West Jefferson Street.
Butter Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Minutes adopted by Encampment IS u.
v. L., March 28, 1892.

oNOBNNA W A%AiNeA piAiSAih 80 " :.
v. L., March 28, 1892.
The last roll call on Earth has been re
sponded To by Comrade William Kamerer
of This Encampment. A gallant soldier of
Company G, llrh Pann'a Reserves; an hon
orcd citizen of Fairview township; after
long years of suffering he has crossed over
and now rests IN the shade OF the trees up
on the banks of the Beautiful River that
flows by the throne of God We write his
epitaph as a soldier; he served his country
and did bis whole duty; as a citizen, hon
est and faithful
'Tis night, the bugle has sounded for the
last time on earth. Lights out But our
comrade has awakened to the glorious re-
veille of bright angels on the plains of
Heaven.
His family have our sincere sympathy
in their bercavment
ReSOirod, That this minute be adopted,
published in the county papers and a copy
sent to the family Of our deceased Com
rade. X. J. PHIPPs,
ii. u. VINO,
+. NJ. EASTMAN,
Committee.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

Ar the request Of Mr.. Phillips, bis name
and also that Of Mr.. Carson, is being
printed ON both the Dalzell aud Quay
tickets, they having no competition for
denominations they seek.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Sci. Fa. sur Mechanics Lien.
A. d. No. 81 March Term. 1892
from
NJ. L. d. No 2l December Term. lsol.
j. NIGEL & BRO.
versus
JOHN W NOBLE. owners etc.
BUTLER COUNTY, IS

The Commonwealth If Pennsylvania 70 the
Sheriff Oi said County. Greeting
EsWurREAs. Jos. Nigel & Thos. Niggei partners
as j. Nlggtl Bro have Hled claim In our
court OF Common Pleas, Tor saiu county against
John W. Noble. owner or rcputed owner and :
q. Johnston contractor for TIE sum OF Thirteen
ana l5-lOO dollars (sl5 l5iO1 beng fOr materials
furnished Ia ana about the erection and con
structlOn OIL a Two story frame dwelling house
located Oh a certain lot OF ground, situate m
Butler township. Butler 60. Pa. bounded ~
follows. VIZ: On the north by New Cas- lc road
on the east BY lot OF Charles Dpfty On the sou IA
by an alley. aud on the wesi bl lot OF Peter
Heplar. being % leet IrOnt ana $50 feet back
AND WHEREAS, H. Is al eyed that he said
sum stlll remains due ana unpaid 20 TIE said
Joseph Nigel a. Br".
NOW WECOAlMAND YOU. that you make
known 10 the said John W Noble owner or
reputcd oVIer hnd =. &. Johnston, contractor
ana TO all such persons as may nod or occupy
the SAID lot oil ground and building thereon
that they be aud appear before the Judges Of
our 81 Id Court, at "A Court OF Common Pleas To
be held at Butler, on the thlId Monday OF April
next, - show cause II anything tney know or
have 20 say, why the said sum OF So l5-iOU
should not be levied OF he said property to-
Br her with the properly thereon. consisting OF
a two story frame DIV rliing house to the use oi
the s.lid Joseph Nigel & Bro. according . the
iofin and effect oI the ASt U1 Assembly ia such
case made ana provided n to them II shall deem
eApedient. And nave you tnen ana there this
writ
WITNESS. the Hon. Aaron l. Hazen. President
Judge Of The said Court at Butler. this lith day
OF March, a. D., 1872.
JONI W. BROWN.
TfOthOuOtary.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

administrators and Executors ot estate,
can secure their receipt books at the CITI
ZEN office
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01
Administrative Notice.

Letters OF administration having been grant
cd To the unders igned. In the estate or Thomas
Martin. decd. late Of Butler Pa all persons
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
VIII please make immediate payment. and any
having claims against said estate Will present
them duly authenticated for settlement TO
MARGARET MARTINI
ADA MARTIN.
1t. Joe station. r. o.
Butler Co.. Pa
;. +. BOwser, Atty.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-01

ALL the selections or nominations for
district delegates should be made this
week, and we will publish them next week.