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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Washington Notes.

In the Senate, Wednesday, Hill accused
Allison of trying to defeat his Hudson NV
er.bridge bill by underhand means. Alh-
son told him be lied, and Hill apologized-
Senator Hill called upon President Cleve-
land, Thursday, and was eloseted with
him for half an hour. Senator Brice and
Wade Hampton also had lengthy inter
views with the President. During the day
the President withdrew for the consider
alton of the Senate, the treaty anne1ing
the Sandwich Islands, and sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate:
Josiah Quincy Of Massachusetts to be
Assistant Secretary Estate.
Robert A. Maxwell 10 be Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General.
Isaac P. Gray of Indiana, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the United States to Mexico.
Patrick A. Collins of Massachusetts,, TO
be corsul general of the United States al
London.
p. Gale, New Mexico, to be receiver
of public moneys at Roosevelt. n. NJ
The selection of Robert A Maxwell OF
Batavia. New York. as the official heads
man of the postofice department, is con-
| ceded BIZ ali TO be direct blow at Sena-
| tor Hill and his machine, and to Indicate
that, by filling all the postof1ces IN New
| York state with none bat Cleveland men,
an organization can be perfected Wnlcn
will be able to defeat the Hill machine al
the next test of strength Mr.. Maxwell i
not only an anti-snspper, but was removed
| from his position last year as supernteht
| of insurance Of the State OF New 1ork a. a.
| the behest of Senator Hill. be now Will
have an opportunity to even up things Oh
his own account.
| The oDpoiutment Of ex-Gov. Isaac Gray
| Of Indiana as Minister TO Mexico has ere
| ated discord among the Indiana leaders;
Ex Governor, Gray has never had the loya
support of the Indian Democratic leauers,
/ and whenever he was a candidate ior any
| thing they would secretly encompasses hi'
defeat. They betrayed him at Chicago
| last June. and, during the past winter,
when he was after cabinet position, the
| same element downed him, and the war
| fare was renewed when he came here aiteI
a diplomatic appointment. Every move
/ known in politics was brought ID play u
| defeat him, but without avail
| President Cleveland believed that MI
| Graz, who was an opposition candidate al
1 the Chicago convention, was entitled u
something, and he granted his request a.
soon as il was preferred. The rage OF the
opposition when the appointment became
known was we'll apparent. One OF tn'
leaders in the opposition is Editor snank
lin of the Evansville Courier. Wnen h'
heard of the appointment he rushed TO tnt
White House, was admitted 10 see tn'
President and for five minutes thersaite
the atmosphere was blue Rushing IRON
the room Mr.. ShaDklin went TO MS note
and packed his trunk, vowing that ne
would have nothing further TO do VIII
such a blankety- bIsnked administration
i The Mexican mission now ranks witt
those to London, Paris, Berlin and 81
Petersburg, and the salary is sl7,5OO pei
year.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
DEATHS.

BARKLEY-At their home in Muddy
creek twp, Mar. : 1893 two more
sons Of John Barkley, died, and another
was not expected 70 live.
.BURTNER-At her home in Centre twp,
Mar. $, 1898, Kittie, daughter OF john
Burtner, aged nine years. She was ouF-
led in jefferson twp.
WOLFORD-At his home in Siipperyrock
twp, March s. 1898, Henry Woiiord,
in his S4th year
Mr.. Wolford's death was caused by
pneumonia, and he was sick for but lev
days.
He waa one Of the Oldest, most respected
and most industries citizens Of the county
He lived in Slipperyrock twp. all his lie,
and mis- farm was considered one OF the best
in the county.
NEYMAN-Ath her home in Brsdy's Bend,
Feb. %, 1893, Louisa, wife Of Hiram
Neyman.
GROSSMAN-At her home in Clay twp,
March Z, 1898, Ella, daughter Of John
Grossman.
UMSTEAD-March IL, 1898. infant
daughter Of Rev J. W. Umstead, OF
near 6 lade Run
DAW S0N-At her home in Clinton twp,
March Z, 1898, Mrs. Dawson, widow OF
John Dawson, decd, aged 50 years.
Mrs. Dawson died suddenly while at
tending her household duties
| STR0UD-At the home of John Donald
son, of North street, Butler, March -,
1898. Eva Stroud. aged about 10 years.
Funeral at . o'clock Of Friday afternoon.
| BELLAS-At his home in Mercer. March
10. 1898. Reuben Beilss, formerly Of this
county. aged about 50 years.
McCANDLESS-In this place. Tuesday
morning, March II, 1898. Hon. Charlie
| McCaudless, IL the j9Lh year Of bis age
| The death Of Mr. McCandless was 1
great shock to our people. He had gone
IRON his house TO bis Office as usual OF
Monday morning last and commenced
| looking over some legal papers in case
| But in a short time, about half after
O'Clock. he was heard To call as II for hell
upon Mr.. Kohler. who has an adjoining
| Office. Upon Mr. kOhler entering the OF
| fee be found Mr. Candies Frustrated ant
a. if stricken with paralysis Physician
and help were called and II was found tn,
whole lower part OF his body was paralyz
ed
Every effort was made to restore th,
parts affected to action but without avail
While evidently very sick and afflicted ye
be was conscious His strong VII
seemed TO remain and be triet
| to aid himself in every way he could. i
the afternoon be was removed 10 his hou s'
and for a time 1t seemed "a if he might ? {
cover. Every appliances known 10 medi
cal science was resoTted to, but at abou
four O'Clock Of Tuesday morning deaf
came
Court being in session an informal meet
ing OF the members of the Bar was held O
Tuesday morning, and at noon Judge Gree
adjsurDed the court over to W ednesdal
morning formal meeting of the Ba
will be held to day (Thursday,) TO take
fuller action in the premises.
The funeral will take place from the res
idence Of the deceased on this, (Thurs day
afternoon, at 3. 80 o'clock.
Charles McCandiess was born IN Centr
twp, Nov. 25th, 1884, he read law wit
his uncle, c. &. Sullivan Esq, was admit
ted to the Bar in 1888, represented thi
this county in the State Senate in 1862
was appointed Judge in 1874; was appoint
ed Chief Justice cf New Mexico in 1877
and has practiced law in Butler and beer
one of the leading members of the Ba
since.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Presidential Postofiices.

To delegation who lately called upor
him, lately, p. N. General Bissell defined
his policy regarding the Presidential Off
GERS as 70 lows:
FrRsr-No former Democrat postmaster
ofapy class need expect no be reappointed
now. unless there is some unusual reason
governing his case, a. for instance that he
e the only candidate or his rivals are per.
sons not worthy Of the appointment OF
without the ability to manage the Office.
SEcosD-In the case OF Republican pres
ideniial postmasters they will be permit
ted 10 serve out term OF four years from
TIE date Of their appointm ent unless seri-
ous charges are sustained against them.
Clt will be noted by this paragraph ths,
Mr.. Bissell fixes the term Of four years as
commencing with the date Of the appoint
mcnt, and not with date Of confirmation.
This will make quite difference in the
terms of some of the incumbents, ~ there
are instances where confirmation did moi
take place for year after the postmaster
took charge Of the Office, and II he vert
permitted TO serve four years after confir
nation he would In reality be serving five
years.
Third-All postmasters Of the presiden-
tlbl Cinb1 nnu VI Iuc uibncI Binuo Va snc
fourth class will be required to conducI
their Offices themselves, and in no instance
will they be permitted To manage othel
budness. Mr.. Bissell believes that the
practice Of permitting psstmasters to farm
out their Offices by hiring clerks to rur
them should be broken up. II sn appli
cant cannot devote himself to the dutieI
of the Office he will not be appointed
These fourth h-class Offices that win come
under this ruling are those where the com
penseticn ranges from $50 per month, up
wards.
Fourth-The mo old Office holder neet
apply" regulation will not be enforced II
regard to the appointments in the railway
mail service as 10 postofiice inspectors, a
Mr. Bissell believes that skill should gov
ern these positions.
On al other appointments not enumer
ated above that regulation will be enforc
ed with but few exceptions. Ar Bissel
does not hold. however, that because
man has held one Office II will disqualif,
Lin from appointment TO another OF q dill
ferent class.
The Fourth-Assistant 7. N. General
Mr.. MAXWELL will control the appointment
for the other posto6acss.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Harrisburg Notes.

On Thursday the bill to increase the sal
aries Of state officials was defeated in the
House on second reading. Treasurer Nor
rison stated that the State could spare
million and half for roads each year.
Mr.. Fau, Of Lackswanna, introduced
his bill sppropristing q, oOo, 900 to the sew
eral school districts for the purchase ol
free text books, the distribution to be bas
cd upon the number of pupils in attendance
This if intended to supplement his pend
ing bill making it obligatory upon the dis
tricts TO furnish free text books and sup
plies within three years, one-third eact
year. Mr.. Farr says that this appropria
ton will be ample to procure all the nee
essaIy books. The Free Text: Book bill
has thus far gone over from time to time
a. Mr.. Farr has not Jet been able to fully
leash what effect the labors Of its oppon
ents against it have had.
On Tuesday, Nessrs Porter and Hunter
of Westmcrelsnd county, were seated, BY
reason ofs judicial opinion. and MessrI
Barnhart and Waugamsn, Of same county
were unseated.
On Wednesday, Highly was unseated and
Andrews was seated by q party vote ex
cepting six Republican members of ALE
eheny Co., and seven from other parts o
the State who voted tor Highly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Prospect Wild Geese.

Whereas they have flown north, resolved:
That the boys and girls have been won
dering so long what has become of ''Jo
Costly" Here we come again.
That the crows, blue birds and wild
geese have visited our town and no doubt
our good old mothers are hunting up their
seed "inguns."
May Blair visited Flora and Della Heyl,
east Of town, one day last week.
That Miss Pearl Boehm has recovered
from sick spell Pearl is pleased too, as
she can now help her sister Harriet.
That Mrs. Ekin has returned from visit
to friends in Pittsburg.
That Dinwiddie Wilson thinks the wres-
tie in Milleman's shop was too funny for
anything.
That p H. Sechler spent last week in
Harmony lettering monument for Mr..
EichOltz.
That the Presbyterian Sunday School
reorganized last Sunday with the follow
ing officers for the coming year: Supt,
ames Mckee; Assistant Supt John Wei
gle; Treas 7 j. Critchlow; Sec'y, Lottie
Blair; Librarian, Sadie Outer; Organi-t,
MoIlie Martin, and Choir Leader, Aggie
Kennedy. Ali efficient officers.
That Jesse Emery and wife of ChewtOn,
visited W. f. Henshaw, last week.
That John R. Weigle has recovered from
a spell Of typhoid fever, while John Ne ly
is in the mid .t Of a case of mumps. Look
'leedle" out, John.
Prof C. P. Krantz made trip to Peters
vile net lOng since Charlie thinks the
oil country isn't what it used TO be-
That Besse Richardson had rag sewing
social for her friends recently. Who made
the bigges. ball, Bessief
Mrs. AL shanor, of Muddyereek twp.
visited Mrs Geo p Weigle recently
Say, AL. don't go home without your wiir
the next time Well, these busy times
one ID apt TO forget many things, isn't he,
Al
That Prospect wasn't represented at the
inauguration this time she has been for
several years back. Bot we guess Gus
will get the postufiice, if Reub is appointed
envoy extraordinary TO Hawaii.
That Ira Murphy Of Butler, was the
guest Of his uncle, Martin Heyl, last
week
That Ada Harvey visited her aunt, Julia
Brewer Of Butler, not long ago.
That Charles Boyer and Florence Brow
er. of Butler, were the guests Of Mrs. sam
uel Harvey recently.
That Lafe McGowan Of Beaver Falls,
visited his mother and brother last week.
That James McGowan has the settled
opinion that the boys who were shooting
mark propably knew that Els pump-han-
die was in a direct line with the mark.
No doubt Of ii, Jim.
That Eva Roth and Cora McLure have
about recovered from an attack of dipther-
ia. Glad To see you about again, girls.
That the fellows who play "screech
owl" these dark nights had better wait
till the light of the moon.
That Matt Blair thinks he can raise
chickens without the aid Of mother hen
He wrapped couple Of eggs mp in a cloth.
put them in the baker, the girls punched
up the fire, and Mats eggs were hatched
done" in about two minutes. We prom
ised not 10 tell on Matt 80 We woL't.
10 Costly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Notice in Divorce.

Harriet c. Coyle.hy tn the court Of Common
her next friend Pleas 90 Butler co.. Pa
j. y. thompson. A D.. 40. s., Dee. Term
- John q. Cuyle I-g1
Nov February stu, SO Having been appointed
Commissioner 10 above stated ease, and
said appointment having been continued on
March l3 Isa1 on motion 81 open Court by
OF er oi Court
To all wuuin 30 may c0nTern Take notlcc
thai ! VIII attend u the duties or abpve au-
poutmeut on Thursday, April 9Th 1898 go ms
Ofiice IN the Diamond Block. Butler PA. lt
which time and place an parties concerned
may attend.
E Z. YOUNG.
Narch 18th. 1896 Commissioner
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Public Sale Of Real
Estate.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Courr OF Com
mon Pleas OF Butler Co. 30 him directed. the
undersigned VIII Offer at public sale on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH - IssG.
at O'Clock ?. N. All The following described real
estate IN the borough Of Zeiienopl But
Ter Co. Pa, being the same which
was assigned By J. +. Slaffer for
The benefit OF hts creditors VIZ: All That certain
I0t Of ground situate IN the borough OF ZelienO-
ne aforesaid; bounded on The north by lot Of
N ~ = Reeds heirs. on the east by High St
0n the south % lot % Fred strut aEd "a the
west by Main ~t..wlth Afruntage % sixty feer on
Main 1t. and extending eastwArdly thence 1l2
feet 20 High st. ana having Itcteu thereon "a
ryg0-storg brick dwelling house 21NgE} feet WITH
fraue addition l6X.0 iret- and containing uIue
rooms. ami In good condition. frame stable.
..gxss feet and all necessary Outbu ildings /.
sid lot Is well fenced has a good orchard. we'll
etc. thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-OHe-I bird ofthe purchase
money In cash on Cunlfmafiou II safe by
me Court. and the rem4lnde ~ Two equal pay
m.uts OF one and two years. with Interest on
deferred payments 10 be secured Uy bond. ana
mortgage Uu the premises and with Af-
tOrpeys commission o. per cent tu case OF
cOllectl0u-
4. r GDEHEi&E.
". II. LUsE. Assignee u , r -h1ltr.
AJt'y Lellsuopie. Pa
March e. iS.3-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Auoilor's Notice.

In the matter of tho Assignment 81 ". A.
Osborne for th.. baueht OF creditors ut Ms -
40. p March Term IsJl. In the Court oi CON
nOn Pic,,- 81 Butler county
Having ren appointed Auhuor ~ the t"url
reptlOn TO the account ui thc Assignee. restatt
the same " necessary and distribute tho fund
in the hand. Of the Assignee 10 ana among
thts eni Tied thereto.
Notice Is hereby given met ] VIII attend u
duties OF said appointment a. my Office Ia th'
Huselton BLOCK. Butirr. Frnna, on Monday th'
% dny 81 April. t1lJ. NJ 10 O'Clock A. n. wh"f
ana where all pastles intereaied may attend II
they see proper.
.IAsiF7 y. MOORE.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17

FIRE broke out in a toy store in the cen
tre of Boston, last Friday afternoon, and
before it could be stopped, destroyed whole
square Of high buildings. Several persons
were killed by jumping from high windows
several burned to death, and many injur-
cd. The money loss is placed at five and
half millions.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Resolutions Of John II. Randolph, Pos
G. A. r. No. 4o4.

PROSPECT, Pa, March IA, I8 80
Whereas, IL has pleased Divine Provi
dence to remove from this life our much
esteeemed Comrade, Robert G. Ralston.
Therefore.
Resolved. That by the decease ofComrade
Ralston. this Post has lost worthy mem
Der, the community, an honest and up
right citizen, our county true patriot and
brave soldier, and the bereayed family a
devoted husband and affectionate father.
Resolved. That this Post tender our
heartfelt sympathy To the widow and chill
dren of our Comrade, and commend them
To the unfailing mercies Of covenant keep
ing God.
Resolved. That our Charter be draped
for thirly days in memory Of our deceased
COmrade.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub.
lisned in our County papers. That they be
cDgrossed upon our minutes, and that a
copy be placed in the hands of the widow
OF our deceased Comrade.
BY order of the Post
WATSON J. YoUsG, g..
JoHs WEIGLg, 0on'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Zeiienonle. March Il, 1893.

Henry Wild is putting a new front in
his store building, and will soon be ready
for business.
George Kings combined store room and
dwelling house is going up like magic.
Fred Snyder is building neat residence
in the suburbs of the town.
Mrs Edward Mellon will tear down The
old store room adjoining her house and re-
place it with handsome building.
Editor Youngis improving his house by
the addition of large porch TO the front
Mr.. Charles Reed intends putting man.
sard roof on his house and make other ex-
tensive Improvements this summer.
CT. Goehring has large number of
orders for laying fagstone pavements, and
as soon a. the weather permits, will begin
putting them down.
VIII. Gelbach has sold his general store
to Wright Bros, and is now in the midst
of stock taking.
Amos Lusk has sold his residence and
interest in the bank to Jacob Gelb ach-
The business will be continued. under the
name of Gelbaeh Bros, Bankers
VA Goehring & Co. have disolye
partnership. VIM. Dindinger taking the
Harmony store. ". A Goehring will keep
the Zelienople end Of the business,
Charles Dsmbsch retiring.
Miss Eliza Bastian continues to improve
and is able TO sit up few hours each day
Jacob Gentenkuntz. who has been laid
I'D with pneumonia for several weeks Is
slowly recovering.
George Snyder, one of our aged and
respected citizens has been confined to the
house all winter Cause, general weakness
Joseph Titzel is laid up with tonsilitus.
Mrs. Jacob Endress has a new boy.
Miss Kate Randolph has returned from q
visit to Greenville and Sharon.
Miss Griffith who has been visiting Mi IS
Alma Zehner, has returned to her home II
| Warren, Ohio.
P. G. Frederick, the oil operator, is il
| Buffalo on business.
Mr.. J. F. Strieby, of Williamsport spent
the Sunday with his relations, the Bas
tian's.
/ Mr. John Linenbrink, of Rochester, wa
visiting friends in town on Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Lusk, Of Mahoningtown
| spent few days with friends in Butler.
| DR. S. Ralston will sail for Guntuse
| India, in the fall to labor as a Medica
| Missionary, under the auspices OF th'
Lutheran Church. u.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Executors Notice.

Letters {. stamoutary on the estate @
Edward Mellon, deed. late of Leheuuplc
butlrr Co. Pa having beoa granted % the
undersigned, al pcrsuns knDwu!ug them
selves Indebted 20 said estate arc requested
to make immediate pas meut, and any hay
ing claims against stid estate viii present
them duly authenticated tor -ritlrmrat %
EEBECCA MELL0S. Xxx.
W. d. Brandon. Iehcuopir. Pa
Attorney.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Executors Notice.

Letters testameutary on the estate Of
George " Reed, decd. late oi the borough ~
Butler. Butler Co. Pa having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned, all persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. and any
having claim against said estate viii present
them duly authenticated for settlement to
GEO ". REED rv-,.
JOsEPH p. REED, !
l35, 5th Ave,
Pittsburg Pa.
WILLIAMS q MITCHELL. Awe.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary on the last
will and testament of Wm.
J.. BARLEY late of the Borough
Of Butler Penn'a. deceased. having this day
been granted by the Register of wills in
and for the county Of Butler aud state
aforesaid To the undersigned executor.
thorsss.f There tone all prl-uar hnuwiuE them
selves indebted to said estate are hereby
notified that speedy payment thereof will
be required. and those having claims against
said estate are requested To present them
without delay properly authenticated for
settlement 10
j. WALTER BARTLEY and
f. MCJUNKty
Executors
January p, 1898, Butler. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17

Letters of Administration having been
granted 10 the undersigned ON the estate
OF Mamie G Wick. deed. late Of the boz
ougb Of Butler, Butler Co. Penn a all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested % make immediate
payment, and any having claims against
same viii present them duly authenticated
for settlement 10.
WALTER f. WICK. Admir-.
A. NJ. CORNELIUS. Butler. Pa.
Any
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17

AdmInistrator's Notice.

Whereas, letters Of Administration have
this day been granted 10 the unders gned
on the estate OF John Il Beuuinger. decd.
late Of Allegheny twp Butler Co, Pa.
all persons knowing themselves indebted
go said estate are hereby notified to call
aud settle, ana those having claims against
the saTe t0 present them duly autheuti-
Gated for payment 20
JOHS ID. SHELL. Admir-.
A. N. CORNELIUS. SANDY Point l.. %.
AITy. Butler Co. Pa.
Butler, Pa, Jan. %, 1898.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =

IA nCeII1eI1lS u
We are authorized to announce the fol-
lowing named persons as candidates for the
Republican nominations for the Offices un-
der which their names appear; subject to
the primary election to be held on Satur-
day, Nay n, 1893, from 2 to Up. m.
ZOE sHRRITT.
, WILLIAM B. DoDDs,
OF Nuddycreek twp.
OF Allegheny twp.
ANDREW G.. CAMPBELL,
OF Oakland twp.
JOSIAH BRADEs BIAcK, ~
FOE REGISTER AND REC0RDER.
J. s. WICK,
OF BUTLER.
WILLIAM J. BURTos,
OfPenn twp.
CALvIx A CRUrKsHAxK,
OF Butler, formerly of Winfield twp.
JAMES P. BoeGs,
or Forward twp.
SAMUEL T. OKEsos,
OfMuddycr eek twp.
Warrington twp.
FOR PROTH0SoTARI.
SAMUEL n. SEAToE,
Of Marion twp.
WILLIAM C. EEGLEY,
of Butler.
FOE CoUHTY TREASURER.
CHARLES Il. BOOK,
OF Cherry twp.
~ OfBufaIo twp.
CYRUS HARPER,
OF Cranberry twp.
GEORGE B. TURNER,
OfConcord twp.
DANIEL L. RANKIN,
OF Butler, formerly Of Fairview twp
WINFIELD s. DrxoK,
Of Penn twp.
FOE CLERK OF CoURrs.
WILLIAM Fl. CAMPBELL,
Of Concord twp.
JOSEPH CRIswELL,
Of Butler twp.
WILLIAM G. FrsDLEY,
OF Blu tier.
ZOE COUHTY C0MHIssIOsERs.
(yote for two)
WILLIAM w. BRANDON,
or Connoquenessing twT
ISAAC s. P. DEwoLRK,
OF Centreville.
RICHARD KRLLY,
OF venango twp.
JAMES BARE,
OfAdams twp.
JOHN W. GILLESPIE,
OF hiddlese1 twp.
JOHN MITCHELL,
OF Butler.
CHARLES r. SMITH,
OF Buffalo twp.
Of Oakland twp.
DANIEL L. DUNBAR,
OfForsard twp.
SAMUEL W. NcCoLLoUGH,
OF OfFairview twp.
ROBERT MARQUIS HARPER,
OF Butler, formerly Of Washington twI
ZOE COUNTY AUDITORs.
(yote for two)
WILLIAM J. WAssos,
OF Washington twp.
WILLIAM s. LUTz.
OF Portersville.
JoHs N. ALLISON,
OfCentre twp.
ROBERT ii. YoUsG,
OF Clay twp.