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PERSONAL

WAIER LILIES DELIVERED ~ ANY PART OF
Tho city at lowest prizes ''-t yuur tubs, basins
ard Itpis ready NuE j. The time to plant
NV -n'y I'VE sa-irt.y~. All rDlors. State what
yIu and ct particulars Ia return mail.
~ 1-,i-s ". T.. SHAW. Eeuninz, u. G.
rs QUITE Tot BrFUI. WHO * GOING To
win The game To-Day. bgt il positive We nav
ypr fgU value for 4ctt~- discarded garments
Iir,., that postal JJ<iiIS Old STAND. $40 d
Nv aUL3O
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
COufd-utsal communira tior~ PROMPTLY attended
to Cfire opel all hours Best references ".
WILLIAMS. Manager. 92C F 81. NV. mhT-2ms
ASTROLOGER Old DIR. FAIL CASTOR. "
S.-ud date of birth. seN. - cents and s-arlp for
future p~OslHtS marriage hu>u, SUlcIllat ion
al aflrs. - 81 ave, Y. Y; mention paper.
n.I22 o. th S2u
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
aufSe-E- Serl lr". tu : w FLNNN. An.
IVY INSULT II HTSINFSS COLLEGE,
uh}O-Im' Nv. CORNER STH AND X STS. y w
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES.
50i 14th NV S6s. so 1921 + NV rm m "a
Sc 18th and Several fne efsces 80
SIS NV, 4r, entire 1921 NV. rm 10. 10 CO
90 moor. o1-U 6oS-I 18th, several rs
"a N ii nw.2r GOO 1913 nw.several rs
81 Ith nv, LIST 5000 Sc cor eth and P
CT cor lzth and 1ill NV, several "a
-amas NV Zr' "a a io.OO 1921 NV, several
iSS Lth NV, LIST fine Offices. ......-
a., ~ neors. 4oell l42S NV, several
ifzV ia av, % q 1000 fine Offices 80
sN cor ii q +, or 5000 $50 r NV. several rs-
THoS ]. FISHER CO..
apZ'-r 1924 + st NV
FOR RENT - BRICK. 924 sTH ST NV: n
heart OF city; ten rooms, bath: ami no better
location for either boarding room renting: IN
excellent condition; rent $40 Inquire OF A.
BEHREND. 6l7 ST NV anee Ar
FOR RENT-lOl7 1 N.w.-STORE AND DWELL
ing; $40. ltoi G NV; IL rms; $50. IS. lO6 Ind
ave NV; 10 rms; s+5s5. 1855 18th NV cor
;; 5 rms; $50. 6le II NV: rms; $50 so
6ls NV; rms: $50 Store and dwelling n W
cor. Of sih and II ne; 5000 100 18th ne;
rms 81 30 Store and Office. COG 18Th St NV
SSs.:i3 and $50.
ap26-5t CHARLES ". HANDY go 18th NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE
ground floor. G. st. bet. 18th and 18th. For
particulars apply WEST END NAT. BANK. lil5
q st. an2J-6t
FOR RENT-40 OFFICE ROOMS; ALL MODERN
improvements: Bliss building, Nos. 80, 81 and 80
p st. NV. opposite Capitol grounds; floor plans
upon application. A. EUGENE CON- Manager.
ap24-3nn'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
This 10th of April, 1894.
In re estate of Alice A. Stewart late of Wash
ingtOn city, District Of Columbia. No.
Co.'s Administration doe. 20
Application having been made for the probate Of
a paper writing propounded the last will and
testament and for letters testamentary on the
estate OF said Alice A. Stewart deceased, by
Frank b. Bontz, exr., notice is hereby given to all
concerned TO appear in this court on Friday. 18th
of May, 1894 at 10 o'clock a m, to show cause
IL any exist, against the granting of such applica
ton copy OF this order shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once a
week In each Of three successive weeks before said
A true copy. Teste: L. L. WRIGHT.
Register Of Wills. ID. c.
THORNTON CARUSI, Proctor for Applicant.
ap24-1aw3t
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE
That the subscriber of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding a special for
Orphans Court business, letters testamentary on
the personal estate OF Ida May stansbury
late OF the District of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, or before the Both day of March next :
they may otherwise 10y law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this Both day OF March,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust Co,
BY ANDREW PARKER, Secretary
j. ]. DARLINGTON, Proctor. apl7-law3w
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WANTED ROOMS.

NAN1TH Ri IDJNG GENTLEMAN. LARGE IN
furnished rsn. private lath preferred. location
.-.-"' ,uient 10 l2th AMI ? SITS. best references
Aiir'.~. with description and lowest terms. Box
l--', sS- uis"n- 1t.
WANTED > FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT
lnUS-s-.TrH= bg refined couple where there
ar- irt f"N PIONEERS. centrally heated: furnish
isSlt rUd heat. p-irr not 10 exceed 81 per
lt..-h. pru-.-.;it. Adj ess, for 3 days, INCHI-
81 IN. StEr uti-r- It,
WANTED RY GENTLEMEN BOARD AND
rus-uiS. villa bath. In NV. capitol IIill. in
private family Uber" there uo bnar,l,rS. ref
er.art-- g,7IUirrd. Address STUDENT star office
rIyI 20.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENHANCE
Beautiful lot on Iowa Circle ............s5O
t1I- 18th and keueSaw. 1Cgxl5O. 1 -
-Four lots Florence St. 16NS3. ........ zoe.
81. near : Zap; 5oxs6 ............. ] 81
We have ground and houses IN all sections of
the city for trade
ap2s-3t BANES 4 SIMPSON 7OO l4th ST. NV
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ANt Lb-
II st bet Goth and
list SITS. 100
Fla ave near Mass
ave (summer). so
q ST bet Goth and
list SITS. $50
Cor II and Goth. 200
18th ST bet Y and RHO
DE Sales st bet nth
st and Conn ave .l2S
Corcoran - bet nth
and 18th SITS. 100
@ st bet 18th and
goth SITS. IS
III st bet 10th aud both
SITS tsummerl....... so
10Th 81 near Mass ave
,summerl 40
MS.
1914 II. heat. .S35
4 furnished rooms and
bath on F st near
11rh -.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-REDUCrIoN- BRICK BAY WINDOW:
W fooR ss cellar Sc all @od q imps 1cl4 9th ST. NV
imps. Was $40 Now sl7. '' AA' N''o
18th near nes =. II ne; rooms; all mod. imp. good
order; $3.50. SHREHE,
ap2e9t 1909 eth st. NV.
FOR RENT-l61l MARION ST., ar. NICELY pa
pered brick house; perfect order: concrete cellar;
oaan' =. NIL; near schools. cars, markets
apze3t OWNER, 1913 Vt. ave.
FOR RENTAL BRIGHTWOOD, D. c, NEW
frame house; rooms; hot and cold water range
cars; Sis LOUIS sHo Dfaa. Ha. :! ssO efs' s
NV. ap2s-st
FOR REST-BY JAMES @. JESTER,
~, Real Estate Broker. G39 st. NV.
81 Nd av nc srb,la im5o 1908 9th NV orb mi 20 80
s sS, Nj q. ne s sss mi g lsie o.perb mIcep
ierU ~, nWsre rs 1882 I'd sw.4rb, wa $50
E Is}e BE nw Sos slI 2ta
50 NV g. n. ses s siSa e et a.. or 3
s2s 18th ne Or, mi .Is Iss Navy pi Sc. ar 80
cASyeob GiRRErT 18th s and T. e" u Or ave- ,s'O
FOR REST-ooo Sd sw.. SAD. 7R.
ae4. $50 II sw.5r. ca is 80 625 u :w 50 % %
sSs S,s sw, Or, wa.l2y9 az eis sw;5rsts in rri5
S sls va nin s, su sw TIL s.I sN 81 ba 81 80
ap2s-3t' - "
ron RENT-fN ALEXANDRIA, vA.-A PRFTTY
2story and cellar, hay window brick hous. with
rooms, bath room and hot and cold water. nice
side yard; eniy squares from Peana. R.R, sta.
ton; price, SIS.
WHEAT & suffer-
ap2S3t' 1906 Pennsylvania ave NV
FOR RENT-1ll a ST. Ne, 2-sToRY AND Gel
lar, 7-reem and bath brick house; se5
WHEAT Il suffer-
ap2s-ot' 1905 Pennsylvania ave NV
FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
house In the northwest, containing rooms and
bath; completely furnished: nominal rent from
May l, 1894, TO October l, 1894: convenient to
cable cars and herdics. For further particulars
apply TO BARRY SIMPSON, 1921 q St NV.
ap2s-3t
FOR RENT-134s FLORIDA AVE; THREE-SToRY
brick dwelling; NIL: rent, SIS per mo. IN ad-
vance. Key at I22e st. NV. ap2s-3ts
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GIL l2ta ne, 5r. IL
2el9 I NV. 5r....1o.3O
"a Fenton pl NV, 4r.9.30
4l9 Wilson NV, 5r. g
e06 Hutton ct, Ar. IS
46s Armory st, 4r.....s
% Pierce, 3r fat. s
1893 Navy pl Sc, 4r.1.3O
y North ct NV. 5r. $50
I. 18th and n. Y. ave. d
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WANTED PHYSICIANS WAIST TRINiAlEisS;
alsJ a good general dresSmaker: must understand
coats; but the best; permanent. Apply. for
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wANTED-A GIRL To ASSIST WITH DRESS
making in pryaIe family for three weeks. call
al 1l29 +th ST. W., between and O'Clock pm
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FEMALE.

WANTED REIIABLE HELP FOR GENERAL
hoaseNork in suburban home. with city con
"lic pieferred; good wages given. Mrs. 5. VI
HAMILTON; Quincy ST. bet. 18th and 18TH
Brookland, DC 1b'
wANTED-B NEAT COIORED WOMAN, PLACE.
a. nurse: willing to leave city for summer; good
reference Address or call at 1919 St NV To-
WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN To DO GE-NEI;-
al housrwOrk; reference required: must remain al
night; good wages to the right one Apply at
li1l 18th 81. NV ID
WANTED-2 PHYSICIANS WAIST TRriNlEi.S;
also good general dresSmaker; must understand
days. before pun. 1435 Y. Y. ave. Elevator
wANTED-A GIRL To ASSIST WITH DRESS
making in private family for three weeks Call
al 1l29 +th St 4. W., between and O'Clock pm
WANTED COOKS. LACNDEESS. HOUSEWARES.
waitress nurses. kitchen help. bakers and wait
DICK'S AGENCY 613 eth st. NV. myl-6b
WANTED GIRL. II or Is YEARS OF AGE. AS
nurse Tor infant; references 'all between and
pm. at SO3 New Jersey ave NV lS'
WANTED FIRST-CI.ASS WAIST AND SKIRT
hands. 1908 st. NV. lb'
WANTED ISTNIEDIATEI Y-CIIAMBERMAID; ONE
that * not afraid Of work. 32s 18th 81. NV. III
WANTED WHITE or CoLORED NURSE GIRL;
refs Apply at once. 800 q ST. NV. 1b'
WANTED FEMALES N WANT OF EN-
ul1yment in city or out. who have references,
VIII dEd IL 10 their interest to call at the d. e.
A,iENCG. so 115h 81 NV. ap30-5b'
WAIVED tttHHb. RElIAELt tthApRt-D Tiki. ~
.,JS aud 10 general hoUsrwOrk in family OF =:
must come wei recommended and stay nights
Apply. after . pm. 4j' Mass. ave. NV 1b'
WANTED WHITE Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
Geruian preferred 3d. Il st. NV .aIsS,,- 2I'
" ANTED- GOOD WILLING GIRL FOR GEN
eIai uoUsewoTk; German preferred l2gl 2!th
aIb'-2D-
WAIVED FEMALES IN WANT OE I'M
pl1yment. in city cut. VINO have references
viii 1Ld il 10 th-ir irt,r,S. call 1T the y. c.
AGENCY. Go Ilth II. Lp4-24b'
WANTED AT EEETIN TOULOTTE-S ISTERSA-
TIDNAL EMPLOY NENT OFFICE COOKS. cham
b,--mal- mattresses. Kitchen maids, walters, Sc,
a.tL rel luafis Conn ave. NV. apl2-imo'
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W ANTED-REIIABIE HELP FOR GENERAL
homework in suburban home. with city con
v-niences. near the street ears: white and Cath
"lic preferred; good wages given. Mrs. $ NJ
HAMILTON Quincy ST. bet. 18th and l3th,
BrOokand. Dc. 1b'
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WANTED-A CULORED WOMAN To DO GENEi;-
al homework; reference required: must remain at
night; good wages to the right one. Apply at
IfOI ION - N "A ibs
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WANTED NEAT COIORED WOMAN, PLACE
~ nlrse: willing leave city for summer; good
reference. Address call at 1919 St NV To-
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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENr-GooD BRICK STABLE, REAR OF
DOB NJ st. NV; rent very low. myl-2ts
FOR RENT-STABLEs
Bet 18th and 18th, X 2, 50 &C. ...s o5
and l. sts........sl5 3. 81 1876. 25
12l2 18th NV ,rearl. As !, So &C. ............2 5
l2l4 18th NV (rearD. 80 1924 ave NV r'r) Is
2. so Go. .............25 1921 18th st NV lr'r Is
=. sd 100. ...........25 SIS Tin rear l = 80
D, 81 l9o. % Asa &c. Mass av K 21st %
TH0S. ]. FISHER & CO,
ap2s-tr 1924 i st. W
FOR RENT-wH.L Re FOR RENT THE LARGE
livery stable rear 923 ID St. 30 stalls. carriage
elevator gas, water and complete equipment. In
Quire 9?6ia la. ap23-Grn
FOR RENT-HALLS.
FOR RENT-sECoND AND THIRD-SToRY HALLS,
20 II. by 30 #. G3l La. ave. NV. ap262w'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-THE CONCORD. y. ii. ANE-BASE-
ment suite of rooms suitable for u physlcians
office Also one small apartment of Two rooms
and priyute bath. Apply on the premises. a2s-3.
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WiCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dl9-tf Cor. sth and F SITS. NV.
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WANTED COOKS. LATNDEESS. HOU>EN AIDS.
waitress. nurses kitchen help. bakers and wait
er>. for families. hotels and resorts, with refs.
DICKS AGENCY. 613 9TH ST. NV myl-Gb
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
1872 18th NV, Tor, mi. Sos
62 NJ NV, Tor, mi. Az
3V3 l4th NV, Tor. mi. .35
100 s NV, sr. mi. 80. sc
zoos E sw, Or, mi. u 70
1909 / ne, Or, mi. .ls.3O
go 18th ne, Or, mi. rs
Central av, Ivy City, CIR. IL
CATW0OD & CARRIE
anoG Qfs
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U. JES Ell,
er, G39 + st. NV.
1908 9th NV. Orb. mi 20. so
lSlo y Gap. Orb, mi,cel %
t04 Nd ay ne, 6rbtcl1s.J0
1872 ID sw, Arb, wa. $50
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FOR RENT-sls J. ST. NV. 3-STlRY RRrcK.
newly remodeled; rooms and isth. ali u.od.
ern improeN ments. including large sfanls 4,
rear: $50. Inquire OF OWNER 500 5th 81 n w
ap2T-Gt Nv
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WANTED \ GIRL II OF Is YEARS OF AGE. A
nurse Tor infant; references Gall between an
d pm. at SOB New Jersey NV l5'
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my1- tu,th&s

FURN
Cor iSth & . ats hw
with stahlai. s A33.3l
Mass ave. 18th aud Z
sls -.......s. go. bZ-
ii 81 bet lith and
18th SITS. .50l
r ! ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
n st near Conn ave.
with stable. .4l6.6'
NJ bet l4th Il 18th. 80,
Mass ave bet 18th 1t
and Dupont Circle. .30'
Conn ave bet VI and
\ SITS. .........2 POI 81
10th bet Z and q SITS. ~,
Conn ave bet VI and
y SITS, with stable. 25t
RO
Office rooms LIST floor OF
Hos L ST. LIST floor
end BASEMENT. .SI2,
lrm. I'd floor. 1903
Ia ave. cor l5th....3-
STC
l235 W ST. NV, cor.
dwelling, with brick
lIo4 @ st. LIST floor and
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. FOR PERMITS A
myl-eo
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TUX IlENI-B1 JAMES
Real Estate BroE
64l Md av ne, srb. la im5O
653 Md av ne, srb. mii5 90
102I \ ] av, Orb, mi. IS 80
1910 LIST NV, Orb new .25
ap2S-3ts
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19
The Revised Slate.

In Washington, last Saturday, the fol-
lowing "slate,' for this State was said to
have been decided upon: Hast
ings for Governor and Mylin for auditor
general, as representing the center OF the
State; Lyon for lieutenant-govenor, Nc
DoweI for Congressman-at-large, as repre-
senting the western part. The other
Congressman large is to 90 10
Philadelphia, and Col. Thomas Stewart Is
to be renominated for secretary of internal
affairs. These two will be charged to the
eastern section.
II is said the conference of Saturday be-
tween Quay, Magee and others wa caused
by the announcement of Showalter for sec
retary OF internal affairs, the disappoint-
ment of Grand Army men over the turning
down of Stewert and Goblin and the very
active campaign of Jack Robinson. Re
cent experiences of the leaders in seeing
the people take things away from them led
to alarm on the part of both Magee and
Quey, lest their declarations for George
Handy Smith should be taken seriously and
their silence on the remainder of the ticket
be taken advantage of and the whole slate
shattered They thought it was best to
meet and have the slate promulgated so
their hustlers would know how to work.
Even with this announcement Robinson
will go straight ahead with his campaign,
and it is understood Showalter will make
such contest for delegates as will com
pei the leaders TO recognize promises made
to him two years ago or squarely. re-
pudiate them. He will let nothing 90 by
default.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19
New Ligh, on Diph,heria.

If the reported results ofrecent research
es in diphtheria by the Bacteriological
Bureau Of the New York Health Depart
ment are confirmed they are extremely
important.
The power to transmit the infection Of
diphtheria, it is found, fingers sometimes
for as much as twelve days and occasion
ally three or tour weeks in patients who
have made an apparently perfect recovery
from this most deadly disease. In other
words, the infection may have lost its
pathogenic power in person who has
suffered from it, while others who have
not been inoculated with the poison
may be liable to take it from the conva-
lescent.
In this view of diphtheria new duty
devolves on teachers in all schools, especi-
ally in the public schools. 1t is not
enough to prevent scholar who has had
diphtheria from mingling with the other
pupils during tbe period of incubation and
convalescence. The spread Of the disease,
it seems, can only be checked by keeping
a diphtheria patient from the school until
a archaeological examination shows that
he no longer carries the germs of the dis
ease. This may work hardship to some
pupils, but it is better for few to bear
with considerable detention from school
than to endanger the lives of his fellow
scholars.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19

Revival meetings were to have begun
Monday evening at the Middlesex II. E.
Church. but owing 10 the wet weather and
bad roads has been postponed until some
time in the near future.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at Esq.
Trimble's.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Davis will be sorry to hear that they in
tend moving to Tarentum soon.
Mrs. Emery's nephew, Mr.. Schrock. who
has been visiting her for some time has re-
turned TO his home in Washington, Pa.
He made many friends while soj0urning z
here who deeply regret his departure.
If we are to rely on Dame Rdmor, soon
will be heard the sweet, Fairy Ginning Of
the wedding bells.
A very pleasant event was the party that
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stepp, Wednesday of last week. All
who participated report having very nice
time.
Alex. Mahan has had severe attack OF
pneumonia, but il is hoped that he will
soon be able to be among us again.
George Fair, Sr., has been confined to
the house for some time with a peculiar
form of la grippe.
Mary Ann Flick, who has been sick with
throot trouble, is now convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs La Pointe took dinner
Sunday with Mr. Fairs.
We hear Mrs. Emma Hershner. nee
Emma Johnson, is soon to take her depart
ure for her new home in Ohio. May much
happiness attend her.
AMATUER
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19
'Stone is Out.

A correspondent called upon non
G. W. Stone. at his residence in Washing-
ton. last Saturday, and called his attention
to the rumor that he had decided not 10 De
a candidate for Governor, and reports as
follows:
Mr.. Stone declined to be interviewed on
the ground that he had uniformly refused
to talk for publication on the governorship'
intending if he decided to enter the contest
to make public the fact and if he did noten-
ter there would be no necessity for saying
ANYTHING. Some time ago Mr.. Stone inform
ed his friends in his congressional district
that if they believed he should enter the
rubernatorial race he would do so, or II
they believed the party interests IN the
d,strict demanded that he should return tc
congress he would acquiesce. And whlle
he knew of nothing of Mr.. Smiley's an
nouncement alluded to above, he presumed
it indicated the views of his friends Ii SO,
he will acquiesce in their decision.
Inquiry elected that while Mr.. Stone had
discussed the pubernatorial matter more OF
less with his colleagues in the house. ne
had not seen either Senators Quay or Cam
eron since the extra session, and had hac
no communication with them on the sub
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Prospect and Appendix.
Be ye ready to read, that

Be ye ready to read, that
By-gones have no right to be heard.
A goodly number of our people attended
Joe Warren's birthday party, on New
Years at Isle. Joe is good host.
An oil well has been located on Cyrus
WeigIe's farm, on the road from lions
Church to Unionville.
John Albert has been doctoring a sore
hand for some time.
Leon Dean, Charley Johnson's new tai
lor, is rejoicing over new boy at MS
house. We also might add that Prof
Wilson and Al Shaffer are rejoicing for
like reasons.
James P. Albert, who works for the P,
q W R. r. Co., was home tor couple OF
weeks.
While playing a game of ball at the Mile
Run school Howard English was hit over
the left eve with the bat making PAIN
ful cut about an inch and a-half long
Clara Lepley and Millie Forester were
the invited guests of Flora Forester one
day last week, the happy occasion being
Miss Flora's birthday.
Henry Shaffer, one of our Oldest and
most respected citizens, has been i'll for
some time, but we hope for his recovery.
Yes, you are coming to the Institute
next Saturday to hear the fine music II
nothing else. Afternoon and evening.
Charlie Bowers is quite clever at sleght
of hand performances He has coin
trick that the boys can't get "onto-"
Several of our young ladies had skat-
ing contest on Stoughton's fish-pond, last
Saturday. Newt Riddle was referee.
M. Edmundson and wife and j. q.
Edmondson and family were the guests OF
Mrs. J. Park Hays, of Mile Run, last Sat
urday.
John S. Dodds of Mt. Chestnut was in
town last Saturday.
Anna Shannon and Verna Scott of Isle
were in town last Saturday on shopping
tour.
While butchering recently, G. P. Krantz
cut his fineers so badly that his going back
to college has been delayed. Did you run
out of pig, Charlief
AL Ralston sprained his ankle recently
and he has an unpleasant time hobbling
| around.
Daniel Shanor, has been sick for some
time, with prospects of recovery.
Sam Mccullough has returned from a
two weeks visit to Philadelphia.
Jacob Albert, John Barkley, John Stein,
l. B. Shannon, b F. Shannon, T. B..
stephenson, VIM. Scott, citizens OF Frank
lin twp, were all in town last Saturday,
on various business.
Mary E. Martin, who was the guest of
her cousin Mrs. Pearce of Greenville, for
six weeks, ls home at present
Rev. Goehring of Zelienople preached in
the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday.
George Warren, Gus Shannon and John
Critchlow had pleasant time shooting
mark last Saturday. The boys say it was
turkey every shot,
10 Costly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19
Portersville Local Institute.

Program for local institute to be held in
Portersville, Jan. q, 1894, as Z pm.
Devotional exercise, Rev. Eggert
Patriotic song, audience.
The Parents Duty to the School. Rev.
Ralston.
The Pupil on the Play Ground, Howard
McClymonds.
The Character Builder, Miss Annetta
Mckee.
Practical Work in the School Room,
Prof. Cheeseman.
How to Think, James Dodds.
Teaching, as Business, for Men, G. W.
Kennedy.
Discipline, +. A. Pollock.
Cube Root and Mensuration, Prof. J. S.
Fruit.
Number Work, A. w. Kelly.
History, Miss Margaret Shields.
A cordial invitation is extended to pa.
irons of our schools and all friends of edu-
cation.
ASEBTTA MCKEE,
w. &. KENNEDY.
A. W. KELLY,
Committee.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19

HAS a single petition been presented to
Congress, aaking that the Wilson free
trade bill be passed Had there been,
news Of it would have been published far
and wide by the Democratic press. On the
other hand the petitions against it's enact
ment are going in by the scores and hun
dreds. Bourke Cochran. the Tamany rep
resentative, whose New York constituency
it would seem would be interested in the
increased importations which the Wilson
bill would cause, says that he has received
upwards of a thousand petitions against
the passage of the bill and not one in favor
of it. The experience of the last few
months has left no doubt in the minds of
the average American voter that he doesn't
want free trade.