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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
District Court Proceedings.

The District Court adjourned at
noon Wednesday having transacted
the following business since last re-
port:
State VS. Jesse Smith, burglary, ver-
dict of guilty in second degree. Sem
fenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary.
Humboldt National Bank VS. Burn
ham ct al, tried and taken under adj
visement.
o. $. Kelly X Go. vs J. III. Willen-
burg, replevin. judgment for pPf.
l.. ToZer VS. II. KAUFMAN, damages,
verdict for defendant. Appealed.
John Guinane vs. y. L. d ;. +. Ry.,
damages, verdict for plaintiff for
$500. Appealed.
+. Atkinson VS. T. +. Strickland ct
al, damages, judgment for plaintiff
for 81 90 and costs.
Frank Anderson VS. Andrew Ander-
son, ejectment, Judgment for plaintiff.
Appealed.
Emma Foreman VS. Ned Foreman.
divorce granted plaintiff.
MOsella Stahl vs. T. y. Stahl, de-
PENDANT granted divorce.
Louisa Willoughby VS. :. c. Will
oughby, divorce, dismissed at plain
tif7s cost.
State VS. Jim Williams, burglary,
guilty and sentenced to one year in
Penitentiary.
State VS. Fisher, assault with intent
to kill. sentenced tn five years in the
penitentiary.
A number of foreclosure suits, of no
general interest, were disposed of and
all other cases were continued. There
will be an adjourned term Of court in
September.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30

They call the celebration which
they are going to have out at Moran
on the Fourth a Horse Matinee" 1t
will be opened with prayer. continued
with an grafton by &. f. Benton.
protracted with several horse races,
and closed with theatrical perform
ance. They are evidently trying to
cater to every taste out there. But
Horse Matinee is good.
X C.. Star: The biggest Normal
Institute in Kansas is now in session
in Butler county, with an enrolment
of 246. Mrs. Lillian HOxie Picken of
lola is the conductor. She was for a
number of years member OF the
State Normal faculty and was one Of
the ablest instructors that institution
ever had.
Miss Fannie Mcclure, who has been
attending the New England COnserv-
atory of Music at Boston for two years
past, returned home last Saturday.
She has been very much missed dur
ing her long absence from our social
and musical circles, and all her friends
are glad to welcome her home again.
I am agent here for the Fargo shoe
for ladies' and mems wear, and war
rant every shoe tn give satisfaction in
work and material. There is no shoe
excels this shoe for durability and
style. Try pair with my guaran-
tee. r. b. Stevenson.
Zero Black Oil.
EldoradO Castor Oil.
Cylinder Oil.
Lard Oil.
No. Castor Oil.
No. Castor Oil
at Evans Bros.
Ddrton U'dsh.) Chronicle: Hardy
r. Hamm. of Pennsylvania and Oscar
Cain, of Kansas, two members of the
legal fraternity, have located in Day
ton and purchased the law business
formerly conducted by ID. f. Reber.
MAYNARD Bush and Bert McNIel
went to the Assembly at Ottawa last
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
They say that Allen county crops are
far ahead of those in Anderson and
Franklin counties.
DIR. and Mrs. Merriman. who have
spent three weeks here very pleasant
ly to their friends and to themselves
also. expect to return today to their
home in Chicago. Miss Ewing
will accompany them for months
visit.
f. A. Higgins wishes to inform his
many friends that he will be at home
July 9Th, for 4 weeks. All those
wishing their Dental work should call
early. Prices LOU and work the best.
F. A. Higgins, the Dentist.
Some Arabs from Jerusalem were
in town this week peddling notions.
They said that Jerusalem was little
liveiier since the railroad got there,
but that it was mighty slow old
town yet,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
Now Try This.

1t viii cost you nothing and will
surely do YOU good, if yOu have a
cough, cold or any trouble with throat
chest or lungs. DR.. Kings New Dis
coveTy for Consumption, cougs and
colds is guaranteed to give relief, or
money viii be refunded. Suffers from
La Grippe found it just the thing and
under its use had speedy and per-
feet recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself
just how good a thing it is. Trial bot
tie free at w. J. Evans drug store.
Large size soc. and 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
4 THOUGHTFUL PARENT

Consults his best interests when he
is prepared for an emergency; he
knows that like thief in the night"
Group or whooping cough may come
upon his child without warning. Can
he afford to be without a remedy at
hand? Cubeb Cough Cure is what he
should have ON hand; it is the one
minute remedy. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
DON'T BE AFRAID.

So many people avoid crowds and
large gatherings, because thew are in
constant dread Of being trOd upon,
and having pet corn or bunion pain
fully bruised-this can be avoided by
the use of Chryso Corn Cure. Every
bottle warranted. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. JUNE 30, 1893.
The Weeks Weather.

The Weeks Weather.
Furnished by Mr.. A. l.. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas.
The temperature noted is taken at 6
O'Clock a. m.
THURSDAY. June -.
ForenOoR-Temperature. IS deg nice morning
wind
Aferaoon-Clear coll very still
FRIDAY. JUNE y.
ForenooH-Temperature 50 deg nearly clear
cool wind Sc.
4 fterroon- Cloudy in the north wind Sc
SATURDAY. JUNE "A
FOrea00n-Temperature &c. deg. Cloudy warm
wind
Afternoon-Fair warm wind ;.
SUNDAY, June y.
Foren0oH-Temperature ) deg. Cloudy misty
very still
AfteTnooR-Clear calm wind E
MONDAY. JUSE&
Forsn0oH-Tempersture 10 deg Thunder
shower la in wind NE
AfsrnOon-Clear pleasant wind E
TUESDAY. JCSE y
ForenosH-Temperature GA deg Cloudy cool
wind E
Afer1oon-Cloudy calm wind Sw
WEDNESDAY. JUNE D
F0reRooR-Temperature, e. deg Cloudy
warm wind s.
AftfraOOa-Fair wind sW.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-30
GruQt

About your feet hurting you, when
Chryso Corn Cure will cure corns,
bunions, &c. Every bottle warrented
af Evansi Bros
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

piajs p. Clevelanda, ~zarzucajsc mu, As
lest on pierwszym prezydentem Stan.
Zjed. kt6ry podtrsymuje rzady nonar
chicxne.
o sprawie tel rozpiszeny sic s~zerzej
" jednym ! nastepnych numerow.
Prezydent Stan. Zjed. Grover Cleve-
land przeslai ~papieAowi ksis2ke " bar.
dzo bcgatej oprawie zawierajaca mo
Wy jego i oredzia do koDgresu.
w New Yorku sebrano dotych-
czas 1880 M rzecx pawilonu polsko
ameryksh Skiego m wystawie kosciuSz-
kowskiej.
- z wiezienia " misScie Birming.
ham, " stanie Alabama uciekio trzech
morderc6w s~kAxanych m imierc.
w wieseniu " mieicie Grants
burg " stanie Wisconsin powies2 sic
niejaki Andrew johnson, kt6rego pose
dzano o xamordowanie farmera nazwi.
skiem William Sullivan.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

La SALE. Ill. 20 pszdziernika 1893.
Niniejszem skisdamY nasze serdecz.
ne podziekowanie, "a uswietnienie bAlu
psszego, 81. towarzystwom uSok6 Pol
ski No. II II. TEN bardziej wdzieczni
i'm jestesmy, IL niebac7ac ma obeene
ciezkie czasy, zostswili praoe, ! M pier
wsze zawolan;s Przyleoieli o sto mil,
pokazsc 10 ,.Jeszoze Polska ME sgine-
49,. / ME zginie Ons dopoki
bedzie miala synow takich jak Sokoly
" Ohicsgol A ds Bog, mote doczska.
my Es, jsk sic wyrszA pewien poeta,
IA s~krEydiaoh sokolich - Bialy Orzel
wzleoi -. Geese wan I chwala SokolyI
Pfacujcie NV zgodzie, " oiszy, dionia "
dk.A"-a cudow dokszsc mozscie.
D~Eiekujemy rowniet, IA wziecie u
dziaiu " balu naszym 90. low. DKosciu-
szko" | ,sw- Jsoka", jskote1 wszyst.
kim u. goSciom, ktorzy zasEOzyoili mas
obecnoscia swoja.
w imieniu Tow. Sok6 Polski No. Nv
u glebokim s~zscunkiem
DR.. ". Stotktes0tcz, prezes.
We. J0niszesoski, sekr.
Jan II. Kry0sy, kssyer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Donosimy wszystkim krewuym ! sns-
jomym, IL MAJ moi ! nssz ojoieo Ignsoy
Zuchelkcwski, po 9 miesieoEnej oboro-
bic, opstrzony a. Sskramentami oddal
Bogu ducba d. 24go Pszdziernika T. b.
Zwloki wniesiono do kosoiola. na msEa
t~. Z wigiliami. Pc naboiehstwie Cd
prowadEily wszystkie braotws Z ohors-
e-iami, . bractwo sw. Barbarysze tWie-
osni Ewloki ma cmentarL. Piakna move
mad zwlokHmi wygiosi wiel. KS. pro-
bossoz. Ddakujemy vszystkim krew-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

odbylo sic W kosciele Sw. Kszimierza.
Msza sw. celebrowai ka. Furman, pro-
boszcz tejae psra6i. Czlonkowie Tow.
kt6rzy mogli sic xwolnie OIL swych inte-
res6w byi M naboAenstwie obecni.
Wieczorem sale szkolna sw. Kazimierza
publicInosc przePelnila po same brzegi.
Obcb6d otworzyf prezes komitetu n.
Msrcinkowski wyjs6nii doniosloSe chwi-
u. Ma przewodniczRcego obchodu powo-
iai A. Baaszczyhskiego, kt6ry wypowie-
dziavsxy kilka sf6w wstepnych weswal
M sskretarza niAej podpisanego, tudxis4
M estrada Wiel. n. Furman. Pierwsxy
mowca oh. n. ]. Ssameit skreiliwsxy
" ~dokladnyoh rysaoh sywot 6. p. Stsfs-
ma Buszczyhskiego, w~yiuszczyl caiy
szereg prac ! walk o niepodlegloSi, kt6.
~ byf jeduym = ircy. rzadkich praw-
dxiwych mellow stanu, prawdziwy pa
tryota, peasn iwiatla, prswdy / cnoty,
Pelen idsi ! polotu duohs, byi jednym
kt6ry umiai odczuc gieboko niedole Oh
cayzny ! cietks krzywde nieustannie
zadawanR. Oh. n. J. Szameit " movie
swell kt6ra trwala blisko godzine STA
wiai 8. p. StefGna n wz6r i goraco "a
checal do nailadowania. Novice obda.
rzono hncxuemi oklaskami.
Dru0i m6wca oh. il. Migdalski zna-
jomy {. p. Stefana Buszcsy hskiego; "
szerszej mCwie naxnaczyi stanoWisko
jego " sprawach narodowych, wreszcie
M zasadxie osobjstych wSpomnieh cd
malowaa jego charsktsr peien szlachs.
tnosci, dobroci i ukochania Oiczyxny.
Sfusznie wiec, xdsniem m6wcy, Tow.
wzielo takiego meta IA swego patrona
l sfusznie dis obchodzimy 70 smutna
Ola mas rocznice smierci, prawdaiwego
syna Polski, kt6ry " ACKNOWLEDGMENT
siuabie wytrwaf do kohca liz slowem
,Ojczyzna" M ustach czystego ducha
wyzional wdniu 20go pszdxiernika 1892
roku. w kohcu sVej mowy m6wca 90
raco zachecii do czytania dziei Gp. Ste
lana Bussczyhskiego-z 90 zyskai 60
rsce oklsski.
Ma ostatniego NOVICE wezwanY byl
|przez przewodniczacego goSc nasz wiel.
ks.Furman. Wmowie swej wyrazii sw6i
podziw 1 zadowolsnie tax goracych u
cIuc narodowycb, nawolywai do xgody
! Jednosci do wsp6lnej piracy IN grun-
che religijnym, gdy. = droga tylEo do
celu doJfe moaemy; r6wniea nspominai
ISysmy ME zapomiuali o obowiazksch
waglsdem krsju kt6rym jestssmy.
Oh. ]. Chmielihski deklamowal wiersz
nKu ezci Lp. Stefans Buszcayhskiego".
Me mslo przyczyniio sic do uswietnie
mia obchodu Tow. SPiewu Moniuszko,
kt6re podczas obchodu ~wyKonsio kilka
stosownych piesni. Ma zakohczenie
personal---very. oh. A. BisszoEyhski po-
dziekowai publicznosci "a liozne zebra
ME, goraco laohecil mlodxiez do liczniej.
szego uczeszczania M obchody narodo-
We. Obch6d zakohczono hymnem bla-
galnym nBoze COS Polske".
r. Stascicki, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

- M WtODloWbki, bokr. AOWs 0nA
M Polska " Chicago, Ill. donosi, Re ma
rocznem posiedzeniu tego tow. dnia 8go
pazdxiernika b. Z. obrsno nova admi-
nistracye, jak nastepuje: J. Wolny,|
prezes, Mateusz CiesielSki, vice prezes,
NJ. Wr6blewski sekr. prot, F. Tsjkow
ski sekr. 6n., F. Koch kasyes, A. SUI
dzinski, F. Chamelski, F. Kraikski RI.
da gospodarcza, F. Krainski, F. Skar-
pinski, F. Tsjkowski komitet Hall Pu-
faskiego, N. Budzinski, st. LauferSki
marszslkowie.
Wszelkie korespondencye nale4y q
dresowac: N. Wr6blev SKI, 127 w. 22nd
Str. Chicago, Ill. Wstep do Tow. zni-
tony o polowe, do roku.
- Grupa Nc. / Nv. Mar. Polskiego
postanowiia ola dogodnosoi czlork6w
zmieni6 posiedzenia z drugiej soboty "
miesiacu ma trzeci poniedzialek ka4dego
mics aca. Przyszle regulsrne miesieczne
posiedzenie odbedzie sic 20go listopada
ma sail zwyklych posiedzeh, rog 3ciej
1 Noble ulicy, na kt6re sic wszystkich
czlonk0w zaprasza. ]. B. Biachowski
prezes i A. Wojczyhski sekr.
- J. Fslandys, sekr. Tow. K. Pu-
laskiego No. /. " Wilkes Barre, Pa.
donosi, Ae ma rok bieAaoy wybrani M
urzednikow nastepujscy pp.: Jozef
Czernik prezydent Jo7ef StefInowicz
vice prezydent, Jan Falandys sekr.,
Ant. Czernik zastepca, J6zef Steinberg
kasyer, Jak6b Walezak zastspca, Franc.
Kamihski marszalek.
= Ignacy Miekus, sekr. Tow. sw.
J6Lefa or. SO " Mount Pleasant, Pa.
zawiadamia szaDownych calonk6w To
warzystwa tego, be posiedzenie odbedzie
sic dnia 1890 listopsda I. b: o godzinie
1890 po poludniu. Wielu czionk6E
tego tow. ME placi podatk6w przez Kill
ka Diesiecy sekr. prosi ich wiec ably
M przysxlem posiedzeniu uiscili Ee Z
swell naleanosci.
- Sskr. A. Herkowski donosi, Re
Tow. K. Pulaski CIR. SO ma rocznem DO
siedzeniu dnis 29go wrzesnia DIR. cbralo
administracye M rok bie4scy jak ma
stepuje: Jan Brock prezydent, Mar
Gin Mantik wice-prezydent, Franciszek
Zasada sekr. prot, Aptoni Herkowski
sekr. fin, Jan Jankowski kasye or, opie
kunowie kasy: Jak6b Brzoskovski, Jan
Zymann, Walenty Machalihski.
- III. Biestek, sekr. Tow. Gwiazda,
gr. l27 Wv. Mar. Pol. " Chicago, "a.
wiadamia szan. czlonk6w, ae posiedze
ME tego Tow. odbedzie sic dnia 1890
listopada o godzinie Bel pc poludniu.
KAAdy czlonek winien sic Stawic, ponie
waz So wazne sprswy do zalatwienia.
Zalegsjacym prtypomina, 20 msjs
wniesc przypadajaca naletytoSe. Wrazie
PrzeoiwnYm PodPsdsja wykres!eniu ze
Zwiazku.
- Jan Brzezi6ski. sekr. Tow. Kr6la
Mieozysiaws /. q. l22 " Chicago, do
nosi, ze posiedzenie roczne tego Tow.
odbedzie sic W niedziele dnia 1890 Il.
stopada r. b. o godzinie " pol do dru-
giej 20 poludniU. Nieobecnos6 podpa-
da karze pOdlug konstytucyi.
= w. WesoloWski, sekr. Tow. J..
Poniatowskiego gr. 80 W Buffalo, N. Y.
donosi, Re posiedzenie tego Tow. odbe
die sic dnia 1890 listopada rb. o go
dzinie Bel pc pofudniu " hall zwyklych
p~osiedzeh, M ktore kaAdy czlonek wi.
MEN sic stawio.
- Posiedzenia Rrupy 81 Tow. K.
Pulaski " Brooklynie odbywaja sic 90
3cia niedziele ksadego miesiacs o godE.
Sciej po poiudniu, " sali 65-67 Court
utica. NsJblitsze posiedzenie przypada
" niedziele logo b. m. A. Sobreiber,
sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
POszukuie Agent6W

" ksAdej polskiej kolonii do rozpow-
szechnienia artykulu, kt6ry " kazdym
domu do kyoia Jest niezbednis | zawsze
p~otrzebny. Ia staraniem mole sobie
katdy : iatwoscia " kr6tkim ozasie Pc
wne stanowisko wyrobi6. Z~gisszsjacy
powinien miec prEynajmniej IL dol. do
dyspozYcyi, ktore pieniadEe na towar
p~otrzebOwac bedzie. Artykul do spree
DANA istwy, a zarobek dobry.
Kto cboe I tel oferty ~korzysta6 MECH
sic zgiosi pod adresem: n. Waszkie.
soicz, Bloomfield, N. j. Willow Street
1lS marke pOcztowa na odpowiedz do
iaczy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
ozyc sejm do 1:3O po po'udniu. Prey
jeto.
8. LesodndososA, Prezes Sejmu K.
(Ciag dalszy nastap).
Czytajcie Z uwag4.
Do wszystkich, kt6rych rzecx h inte-

CzytoJc1e Z uW0&4-
Do wszystkich, kt6rych REC. h inte-
resujel
Niniejszem ~mianujemy pans Juliana
PiotrowskieRo pa nsssego kolektors,
zamiesskujs 8l17 Laursil Str. prey 81
ulicy ! upowatniamy 60 ds1ac mn pelne
'prawo do kolektCw nia~pieniedxy "a To-
ty, kt6rs bYiy cd mas kupione " Ham.
mond. Ind, Earazsm dajemy mu prawo
do ~kwitowania " kontraktach nssxych
Prosimy wszystkich, kt6rzy Ealegsje
ably sic dlu4ej ME ooiagali z oplatas aby
M 4adanie pans Juliana PiotroWskiego
Paacili jsk najwiecej mogs-
Nietraccis waszych lot6w I tego cos
che wPlacili, gdya miasteczko Hammond
podnoi sic oorax bardxiej " gore "
miare tego Lofty Podnoszs sic Genie.
z szacunkiem
o. H. Brooks q Go.
BOB Tacoma Building Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

CAMDEN, N. Y. % Pszdziernika 1893.
Skiadam serdeozns podziekowanis
cEionkom ZwiRzku Mar. Pol jak row
niea REadowi Centralnemu n wyplaoe.
ME mi poSmiertuego po &. p. mezu
moim Michale Pilarskim, kt6ry byl
czlonkiem grupy No. /. Nv. Mar. Pol.
" Phi lsdelphia. Napominam wszystkie
sicstry a4eby naklanialy swych mellow
do wstapienia do tax wzniosiej instytu-
Cyl, ktora ociera Ivy wdowom | siero-
tom. AoryG PIarskd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

nym ! znajomym n ostatnis przysfuge
Pograteni W smutku:
Julianna zuohelkowska, iona,
Paulina Frelichowska,
Wiktorya Psprocka,
Roxalia Milka, : cork.
Franoiszka Zuehslkowska,
Maya zuchslkowska,
Roman Zuchelkowski, .v,o-;a
Leon zach.lkowski. 'Tno"'e'
Weronika ZachelAowska, synowa.
Jan Frelichowski,
Max P.P,sSli. .isoiowi'.
Wieczny o~dpocxynek . s mu dad
Panic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Prsex dluHszy czas c~ierpialem m
niestrawnoSc, . laden = u1ywanych
srodk6w. ME pomagal mi, doPhki ME
ukYlem DIR. Augusta Koeniga hambur-
skich kropii. Te krople wyleoxyiy
mnie " kr6tkim czssie = Christian
Leyle 2O16 Orleans st. Baltimore, Md.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
BUFFALO, N. Y. 4 IistOpsda 1893.


bhskaWy panic redaktorzeI
Towsrzystwo gimnastyczne ,,Sokol''
" Buffalo, urzsdzs " sobote % listopa-
da rb. hall So~bieskiego, 1914 Broad.
way, Popisy gimnastyozne, przedstawIe
ME ~amatorSkie, spisw, d~eklamscye,
monolog . potem ochooss tahoe AZ do
n Sztuczka testralns bedzie: Cor
ka Swatka', konedys " jedDym skcie.
Deklamscya: o polska mowol Monolog
Don Juan uliozny.
Szanowni rodscy nsszemu ToWsrzy-
Stwu przychylni - mile Eaproszeni.
KOMITET.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Tow. Mikoisja Kopernika grupa l55
q. N. P. " Eureks, Cal. sklsds publ
ozne podziekowsnie ~. p. FIR. Grygla-
szewskiemu z Minneapolis, MINI. ktory
rAczyi powy1sze Tow. reprezentowae ma
Ssjmie x. q uszanowaniem
p. Au0ustyniGk, Sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

CHICAGO, d. % PszdEiernika 1893.
W dniu 20 pszdzieruika obohodzono
"a stsraniem Tow. Patr. StefAna Busz-
czyhskiego nsbo1shstwo kalobne, kt6re
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-01-06
Harrisville.


Mrs. Hugh Dilliuger of near North Lib
erty died very suddenly few days ago
| She was Ia her usual health and after eat
ing her dinner she sat down, and died in O
| few moments She was sister of John
and Joseph Kelly OF Mercer township.
The remains of VIM. Black, youngest
son of VIM. Black, decd, was brought
home from Pittsburg where he was killed
| by the railroad and inferred in the family
burying ground.
Christmas passed off very quietly here.
| IL was spread out over three days which
made il So thin that it was scarcely visable
to the naked eye.
The Morrison and Kerr dispute of thirty
years standing has beea settled by arbitra-
lion Mrs Kerr beng awarded twenty
dollars, which some say, Is more than the
old barn is worth
DR. Kerr has purchased horse ana
sleigh, and with Rev. Dickey as assistant
is fully prepared To marry all that call on
him ON the shortest notice. All work
guaranteed to give satisfaction for one
year or money refunded.
BY the way boys, don't spend so many
evenings with your girl before you are mar
ried. | have known a great many who
spent so many evenings before marriage
that they could not spend one evening iu
the week with them after marriage prepar-
ing to sit around the grocery stores and
smoke cheap cigars and tell vulgar stories.
A mans wife aud family should have the
benefit of his company in the evening"
that Is If the company of men who are
married is worth anything; il not you had
better get Justice OF the Peace To write
out bill of enforcement for your wife.
Joseph Mcdonald still drives his fast
horse.
They say our local dentist has busy
time fixing up broken mouths and shatter-
cd jaws since the migratory dentists left.
The Forestyille school muddle is still on
top, and, like barrel of hard cider the
nearer ii gets To the bottom the more in
tOxicatIng IL IS. Tho school marm after
reaching two weeks. threw up the sponge,
claiming she was hired To teach a graded
school. Did not hear whether she claimed
this one was degraded or not. Now they
have no school. no teacher, no nothing at
all almost. II is feared that there is not
that brotherly love and sisterly affection
required by the Golden Rule among the
parents aud scholars.
10 is said that ii. Q. Black has a rather
large stock OF wooden goods To be just en-
tering the rule OF the uu-tarif eyed Democ-
racy.
The usual Spring election fight il al
ready looming up. Politics and roast tur-
key have been beautifully blended together
during the last week. No law against
that Ii thine enemy hunger give him
turkey 10 eat.
George p Christy has removed his fami.
ly to OIL City. where he has been working
for the last year.
) l. BTabam left his farm in charge Of
mis- family and returned 10 Noblestown.
where he Will work through the winter
months IL q sucker rod factory. Y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-01-06
Briggs was Acquitted.

| After trial lasting 30 days Prof. Charles
A. Briggs was acquitted at New York. last
Friday afternoon upon every one OF the
charges of heresy brought against him by
the Committee of Prosecution. When the
members of the Ecclesiastical Court filed
out the Old Scotch Presbyterian Church in
| Fourteenth street a few minutes before
O'Clock to night. the jubilant and radiant
faces of Prof. Briggs partisans told the
| whole story.
| prof Briggs has been acquitted" said
one of them to the reporters who had been
| waiting outside the closed doors, "and he
| isn't hereto, after all"
President Hastings and the faculty ofthe
Union Theological Seminary were espe-
cially pleased with the verdict, which was
Of such importance to their institution.
| II Sc ems that in the last few days there
have been seveIal unexpected additions to
the ranks Of the Briggs forces, but his
| friends made no boasts and the gote was u
| great surprise to the opposition.
| HOW THE SEVERAL VOTES VARIED.
There were 1913 ministers and elders who
| voted on every charge. The strongest vote
fur Prof Briggs was 70 in his favor and 40
against him. and bis weakest showing was
| on charge III, where the vote stood o. IN
his favor and 81 against him on the princi-
pal items. Upon his doctrine of sancti-
ication, charge W. the vote stood SO TO
| 81. and on charge III, accusing the pro
fessor of teaching the errancy of the scrip
| lures, the vote was 67 to 81, the closest
vote on any Of the charges.
The voting began a little before o'clock,
and was finished in less than two hours.
| The first two hours Of the session was de-
voted to three minute speeches of those
| ministers and elders who had not been
| reached yesterday. Not more than half
availed themselves of the privilege.
There were six roll calls on the voting,
one for each for the six charges, and on
| each roll call members of the court voted
| first on the specifications and then on the
| items under each charge.
On Saturday DIR. Briggs was yet receiv-
ing the congra tulatiops of his friends over
the vote returned in his favor by the court.
| But he is not ut all elated He is almost
broken down by the strain Of the long
| trial
| 'I am tired of it all" he said YEARLY,
"bu: the case is by no means near an end.
I have no doubt that it will be appealed.
They have no ri ght to appeal direct TO the
| general assembly Of the Presbyterian
| church at Washington" he said. "and in
case they do shall certainly protest their
action | shall Ia Ike no action unless the
other side does II is fol them to move
first now, and then can follow"
DR.. Briggs stated that he would resume
his lectures at the Union theological semi
nary next Wednesday.