davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-06

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0Duri bcbufS 8%eitellung be8 QlderS ben
8flug 5urebt; ietne feline 6rau fiiute ben
8rooioG, unD ais ite i'm nit ouem @uten
oou9eItoptt bate, bau0 Tie 6enielben an ben
9flugiter3; bann betaitete fte nit GROCER
3Grtlibfeit Dje Dor Den Bflug 9elpannten
S6ien, DG6ren0 tie ipracb: yWljtiommen
itno mir 0ltt8etDQblen . Dte Otel iagten
mir einanoer Dor bier, fitnf Sabren ouf oer
g8ie1e, bic rings nm bic &aliba (@ine
S5uB0ittte auf Dem Selbe) iicb au50cbnt ;
boc6 i6r Q(rmen babet feinen 8egrtff babon,
uub ou0 ni9t, b0B i9 ieBt iiberauS 9litGz
lt6 bin"
llnterDe1ien ipracb 6rinnen in Ser Stltbc
@puri 81 ietncr S9miegermutter fOlgenz
bermaBen: oS6 babe MIDI gegen Glcb,
meme 6rau Wfutter, ntemal8 ~Dergangeu ;
bennocb aber iebt S6r MIDI lett meinem
criten @intreten in bieie8 6ou8 nit icbees
len Qlugen an. NGbreub Der 0auS6err am
2eben mar, ibpieg ib; nun abcr tp2rc i4
Der 6ausberr, oIein cine @uer @utbeiBen
m06te i6 trOBOem NIGHTS Beginner.
gGenit Shr alio meil1t, iiberntu6et @uren
6QB; leben mir in frteolicber Gintracbt,
bamit @otte5 8eiitan6 un8 gu tbeil lper6c
....0ocb Sbr baBt mi9, mcine Trau
Wutter."
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urO cripioerte; SD bolie Did nicbt, bin
Dir nibt b0ie, 0Durt; oa5 bait Oh Dir in
Ben &opf 9eieBt; baB i6 0a8umal ungez
balten mar, lit m0gIicb, benu i6 muBte,
me56Qlb gu meme Godter gebeirat0et bait
0u pnQteit 9ic6 an Der rdcben, bic gu
lte6teit nun aber ic6e i9 ibOn, OoB 0u
mein &tn6 ibQBeit, uub babe aliO au6
feline urlobe, un8e6alten gu iciu, IS lit
n1eine g{atnr, micb TO 5uriif6Qltcu0 gu
geben; ocpte be5balb gar ni6t aui MIDI.
Q8Q8 o6er Die Observation-Disclosures
b~etrifft, gebe ib Dir onbctm, nacb 0einem
0iueu gu banoelu; t9 iDerOe Dir nicmalS
oreiurcbeu."
Og8enn Die Sac6c 70 itebt, bann iaUt MIR
ciu Stein DOm 6er3en oenn ieDt, Srau
Wtutter, i3 gloubte, OaB Sbr mib baBt9t,
un0 Da mare MIR nlein GeOen feruer in
Gurem 0auie uidt milui1enSiucrtD gcs
neieu. lln0 MIN reicDt mir Die 0QnO ais
8eiDei8 gutter @iutra6t."
Djc ic90ne Q8jtttDe itredtc Inn tQtt t1rc
0Qu0 eut8c8eIr, na6ocm lie 1lDOr etnen
itQrreu Slid ouf i'm genorfeu Bate, ALIEN
IN iGreu 2(DerH bra4tte pas beiGe Blut 10,
ais tliiterleu IeustHttteu an l5fem gQuIeH
8DfVeI.
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tge.oa aa1 4ob btu ,aa8eH %aaDWid5f Dtet
~ "aH. a4ta IN t,.fH 514 it.'d asptlgleH
latIeH ta.+; stsH ft1i. 44f'a ageH Omit
es8, 3q* ~, 44'4a 4ass 5slt tUf Jt15e
t.ar ..ta u.stt.L .D1AHsE u4tug. JHtl
, 1894-09-06

Annual Statement RAT t3S dE5GEE9RD Of 1 FasP.
ford in the State of Illinois ON the 31st day OF
December, 1898: made to the Insurance SuperiR.
tendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
IS S00,e0009
, 1894-09-06
G.

90S Nutlifum lpiro Dor 9ss
tptHenloieH Sdnblern ge.
tuoTnt, be getpbbult8es
9lau6erial5, ober cine I&i,
t9uug BON 9em6Dult6em
@etoliB- 8ulner als n6arlsbo,
Der Gaia" ,5prube(.S 0la@,
, 1894-09-06
3tfbe.

10. :! whitefsh, q ....... 1858 a -
Family whitefsh, q 100 b.. $50 a =
No. l trout, p 3-brl. ....... 4.5O "a -
Holland herring, key, new -. go "a rs
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl $50 "a =
Scalded herring, p box 800. .18 "a -
Mackerel, large family, a-brl 1900 a -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .S5 "a -
California salmon, p brl. L.. .I2.OO "a -
Norway XIX herring, p bril-. $50 "a -
, 1894-09-06
6etro6uete 6rii9te nno 1Iafe.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Il thS MASH6 6TPSN LIFE =
New York, in the State Of New York, on the 3lss
day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash s1,0O0, oOOOa
Assets,
, 1894-09-06
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Ntatnmpnt Of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
+"nuul OlaIUmUHt COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
Gember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
osnt OF the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
fuu GSoo mn m
, 1894-09-06

Nb9ul1lft duf Dds NbenDblalt Der SQinois
&ioois- asilpHa, Erst5 ! Sent.
, 1894-09-06

Iotal amount OF all RISKS outstanding 64,294.4I0U
J. L. HaIsey, President.
Win. G.. FraZee. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Goth daJ
of February, 1894.
(SeaD WIN. n.
Notary Public, Kings County, Certificate
1liuD fled in New York County.
, 1894-09-06
OFFICIAL UTILIZATION.

Annual Natpmpnt of the ORIENT INSURANCE
Stafo "V"CUhUhV COMPANY OF Hartford in the
cemboro OF Connecticut on the 31st day Of De.
tendenri 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
~ OF the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Aro. Capital
full of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-06

KohIen.

9orts &oble1, large egg. 1915
9artzSoblel, egg, stove uub nut ..... 5.75
Ne!9=&oblet, Grte 600
We!9=&oblelt, HtttSbur9 ........... 4.35
Get076o9lelt SHOtona Slof ......... 400
g8e!97&oblen, gloBburg ............. 500
gSeig3&oplelt, 3odtH9 ............. $50
SSeI0z&obleu, Mtlmtu9ton. ......... $50
9oSz=9pte $50
, 1894-09-06
Kafee
Ghee.

4Oang Hyson, com. to fair ..SO.16 @0.25
1g Hyson, extra to choice. so q IS
G~unpowder, com. to choice. % q go
Japan, extra 10 choice ...... .35 a so
Japan, common............. 30 q 30
Oolong, good to choice...... so a so
Oolong, common. 20 q 20
, 1894-09-06

Animal Stafnmnnt of the U. S. Branch of the lam.
nhhuul OtelVhlOHt BURG BREMEN FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the State o.
Hamburg, Empire of Germany on the 3lst day of
December, 1898: made TO the Insurance Super
tntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Deposit capital in NewYork as required
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NOTICE oT ErNaL ssHGoY.


At b!sNA7CE, n. I' July y, l5T!.
jaTOTlEE is hereby given that tie '%o;lnwine
~ named settler haS filed notice OF his tate. :
ton 10 l!."ic ii:2al proof in support Of IN claim.
a;d that said proof will b. nude before the
ia!.e2na uN-atiiriucl@rk of the county court OF
flci.5i.i county. Iii Wus!iburli. \. D., On August
iSt.i 1884, w:
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for the North ives: Z. Section SO. Township AS
Range -.
" names the ~-o;iow:ne witnesses 70 prnse his
con,iEiln"I resi- 'e:te upon aid Cultivation q
...i,i land Viz:
;s"ante :iwansoll, \. =. T~:."lhcrg, .ioi,a \.
jj;'na1Ui&t ami o. =. LunHaniS; an Of Conhlinr,
july
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An An!.rsonyi," for G.c Cnyy;tei,

4 dispatch from Sydney. Nebraska. Ga-
ted July, says: The 200 members Of the
Denver contingent Of The, Cozcy nria,y.
yi,o are here under arrest are ,iablc to l,e
af !ictsd with ~ criifihic Of typhoid fa-
ycr. Thn symptoms arc already maTifaat
and there are Ut Least three well defined
cases Of Ecur.y. canses by their present
ionst,. add surroundings. The men have
etmali building. hardly large enough to ac-
cnamna"ta u i.a.f thoir numbev.-
hIuny Of the ~nrlsoners have no blankets
or o:aer covering fr@-n damp E:,ct,t AR
and arc cuupeilcs! to sleep ON the hero
llhor, winch is o7eyr,n With v~arnlin. Innr
are without thc most common cuuycninr-
Cos Scn.raHy granted 10 evoi. the lowest
class OF cria4,iiais iii III! prisons.
The SICK cell every morning brings
from Twenty-Five ~ fifty before the doc
tor. lac hospital is taxed 10 its utmost
capacity. G"e. however, must be very
sick to get there. and once in he has to
trust to luck for recovery moro upon the
treatment CT medicine. Che guard house,
ho"cve7. more cas-. OF access, and a slight
lnlraction Of the rules: entities The We
tim to IL t-rae days residence tha.a Oh Il
strict bread and water d;nt. Tho men arc
guarded By about forty denHty United
States; i,aTsaa!lS, vino allow no outdoor
exercise except Hn' occasinnal bath in the
creek. I"o scHnt inea!s & day are given.
generally consisting OF ok, Red beef, ofsan
tainted. bread and so-ca!IeG coffee. Some.
times alleged "Sta"' IS given, consisting
Of the same beef. with an onion and q
~fsa'f.potato par man. Tao broth is thiol;.
c;ied with -four. Generally the whole
mess is badly scurch@d in cooking, and
tastes like burned hair. OAoe ish was
given. salt as the ocean. partly dried and
'!a's-co"hed with The head and scales LETT
on. Hcnns and cabbage have been Given
once or twice. bat in such small G~uant:-
ties as to be scarcely worth mentioning.
The men were arrested lit Big Springs.
Nch., on June II. and were har!led IN tl.s
aen Of filth for two weeks before q trial
was granted. They c'u:m that this trial
va, worse chan Il farce and strongly re-
seinhlca what they call "ka"geroo'' jus
Itice. None nave thus lar been informed
OF any sentence. and several who pleaded
not guilty arc receiving TIE same treat
ment IS thos" who pleaded guilty. Thc
latter claim that they were tucked into
making this plea on promises Of speedy
sentence and removal from their present
,iUrliblu Quarters.
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NnM.lCr Nr MNirTG..GE SALE.

The :Eorth i:uyt quarter, Of section q. .nd
wnsi inlf Of SnntA-EiH>t quarter. Of Section H.
III in Fnnaslri, u, i}nnG>&t. iii 3!rL"an county.
.,,oy.h Uliiolt: will BIZ sold 1T o.hli' H~ncti"n.
the front IGOR "f III" Pnstn1.ca. in W;taiblitil
in said "H3o;t. on August 18th. :2tl. 1t 2 o'rio"t
-. =. 'Gr''"r tNr uioltrl"" mai" NfE Isl. lSs:.
byJolm jacobson and louisa jacobson, TO sank
"a Mllut. and iiaiMil"d to r. t:tranh. To slfiSf;
8. iij.l4, ROW cue tEerern,irr, ANA costs nf sale.
+. BRAND >SiGI!t".
a. .. DRAKE Attorney For Assignee, JHl!'
lst, 1888.
r,ai9
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Fargo irrrs' Desiring ratiaH:s ilfur
II ation il relation il to nu.,.nan ard
2~'utltnao a'iaJrs. TIE AH%1.s saro!e W:l-
!:nln Ii. il lrke, ~fnrler,y OF the James,
tow CAPITAL. row ~ tAa Clicago Tjlies.
Known TO i}e 4 &"ns5 :eutiUus uews0
Nrijer. Il christian u7an. whose h.art goes
oat III Hy1nnathy 20 Tie wage rirnefa. III
closing the sermon an i'ul'maaiS:a roaa!.t-
~ preached at Fargo by Reg. r~iilliarn Bal
lca, asking for fenfa. Mr.. Burke renllal:
Il maa" y psrs' mai Investigation at
Pullman only to fad it one OF ihe saddea.
md most sorruwr0l places III the world
dead sea aaple. fair IT, look upon but
intensely rotten aud dead. Mr. Iu,3l.an
-, a chat!atAn and Grand. His aresenses
OF philanthropy are nothing bus II shan.
10 is a type Of TIE seI:-mGHe 11a... 50
inuci: II love with 9,ia Greater ahat he can
1nink u 20 enc else on earth. The fuil
a.ory of Puiiuan's evil doiugs-cpil Done
IN the name of railantarophy viii some
Say be faithfully told-wt.rn it is he viii
stand before the world Il ncn:1er who
oddly calculates the cash valae Of every
act of pretended Kindness.
| wa:, in the midst OF the robs that
overturned cags and destroyed prol erty
hey were not strikers al all: aud no
ven sympathizers. The mohs were con-
used of boys, woman, negroes .egr,
'anc!les and toughs from the Sums. Ine
20 Garner is all night and ne is golat
. assert his God giuen privilege o4cs
lore. 20 what you can 70 help bim.
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Putting a Little OF 1t in Motion.

Talk about air Being free" said
sile young man in lsrioAe'h9eke'"s-
handing $50 over 10 The oic,y e d"a
i. and taking THE machine. It's tie
jnost-e.peasive thing OF earth. You're
,u.Aing ~ c.ean profit Of $50 ON tae
atia those r~.epnatic tires, by gum,
Id / l.nort ~.
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NOTICE TN0MESwMAD yISALrpO0F

iD,>pGrFicH Al BISMARCK Nd. June 90, 1897.
Notice Is hersl,v given that the follo~lu.
named settler has !;ted lCri~c nf his intention tn
make ii?la' lron! il support Of his cl!im. ana!
that said proof will lie made it.uIe jmi4" an,!
E&-&tIicio Clerk 81 IN" County Court, at Wash
burn. on jay .St!I. 1891. ti":
.Ifii'I &. BENSON.
for TIE Hcrti.-east Il Section -, Township III,
.:',isr IS.
We lr!!nc. the allowing Witnesses tn nrovr
His continuous rcsid"ucaugrGn and cultivation of.
SAID in:id, viz:
MaEa ;'ari.oux Oscar SOLVER. s. y. Wilbcrs
and ,,l:.. Z. i.:.cy, ali 81 Coal ~liar.or.
Il. $. NEAL. Register,
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1'::o Sam. ;>ra.iaees ssr.". ;.s,.

~ 49, = wv = s<t.s.- u. S-l. b
siurfa"es.crn Farther: Tt= speaker ii.
one OF the largest churches iii Il laadin.
minnesota city made the statement with
out any qualification or Iimitnt1o. Chat
every man III The history OF this country
"ilo has cu,nc into t!le calender of great
,.,cn. whose lies furnirh worthy exam
boon The rrodnct OF the tarm-aoine por-
tion O; his early life and Development was
shaped by !alu; iii tic field. no dissent
WAS heard among the Intelligent hearers,
and the general fact has heea noted in
ot.er lama, ana a;!es. Somehow the com
muiiian with nature a!id lnr.reluss of Wis
lCn H!iiy 20 b: had outside OF murl.y
walls seem to ho ease;.tial III the highest
aud 2.saalest character building. 4 gre
curious life seems to bring OUT all the bad
sie1lent5 III The l:Vin"n animal. Qfcourse
tiiorc are l1nl!y better people thar amy CT
the lot family in nll the cities, npd they
merit. m@ch credit for tDely Persistent
struggle with TIC never Ir8isting forces OF
evil. J. er!lans ::ave. naya thcr been more
active, aggressive 1:2:.n lu". iGMt'is
wisely ceiiferizis more on forestH.iinr the
vicious agencies than reclamation of their
victims saturated with poisonous mias.us.
t}ne of the most hopeful ines of effort is
In h1luin% together OF the yorng in
leagues. or1r: rs and even military fur,aa-
tons. There j., infection of coed quail
ties i'll closely knit numbers t.st are look
ing upward, not downward. The specific
form Of organization Intended to DO aatad
III TINS s!ieaf paragraph is the scoolboYs'
n~nti-cignrette league, which has recently
been organized III soI2e Of the public
scools OF the East, and promises to,spraad
over the country. the pledge is for en-
tira abstinence until they reach the ago of
twcnty-nne years. 1t is presumed that
tley will have brains enough to keep out
OF the habit after that, although il is less
harmful after adult lie is reached. Leg
l%s!atures have tried to keep the Cigarette
from the boys. with small success. This
league aims to impress the boys that this
vice IS %uninunly and ruinous both to body
and mind in the growing stages. Boys
addicsed 20 the hnbit never make men
that amount 20 much-usually those that
ale slaves 10 the PRACTICE go to early
graves or the lunatic asylum. One OF the
leading physicians OF the country, who is
examiner for a great life insurance COM
pany, recently STATE q that he would accept
as Il risk III applicant who had been a
cigarette smoker, between the ages. of
eight and eighteen. Boys on the farm do
not often acquire this pernicious habit,
but it is well to understand what it leads
to-. a4sa
Fessenden Advertiser: The Minneapo-
lis Journal thinks :here is something
wrong with our public school. system be-
cause it does not teach tho iaboring mas
scs of this country to lie Guaitly down
II til.1 n u,i,:..r, "a .D,r a. ~, 1,<l5s.,,., Sf -.,oL.
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Here is what Abraham Lincoln said of
the law: LET reverence of the law be
breathed by every mother to the lisping
babe that prattles On her lap; let it be
tanght in the schools. s%eminaries, ana col
leges; let il be written in primers, spell
ing boots, and ahninacs; let it be preached
from rulpits, and proclaimed in lsgisla-
tive balls, and enforced in courts OF JUS
tice; in short, let it become the political
rellgeou Of the natiou.''
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Fessenden Advertiser: The Minneapo.

Fessenden Advertiser: The Minneapo-
lis Journal thinks :here is something
wrong with our public school. system be-
cause it does not teach tho iabosing mas
ses of this country to lie qusitlyi down
like a whipped cur at the bidding Of such
men us The Dago count, George W. Pull
man. This may be n of the faults Of
our public school system, but it is a
mighty good one. It is just s.ch q fauit
as was iutanded't to be sherished and fos.
tered When tie system was first inaugur-
"tea by the Puritan fathers. In it there
Is hope for the future.
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NOTICE az FINAL PROOF.

T BISMARCK. y. d.. JnIy 3. 1924
Notice is hereby @i.nn that tirr following
named s";:l@r has i;leH his Intention to max"
tiual pro"ti III :itllM"t of his claiin, ;nti that said
proof viii! be made before Judge and Ex-Niiicio
Ger. OF County Court at Washhufn, OIL August
18TH, 1895. VIZ:
JOHN a. LuNNuUISr.
for the South iiartcgpf%cetion 80, Township lGI.
&fnge S..
names the following witnesses t" prove his
residence unon and cultivation uf
.:ia ianl. viz:
swami" swanson, =. p. Ghyicrr. Alfred Led
!. $. NEAL. Register.
illlyI
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NOTICE OF HoME5TEAp f!SAL PROOF.
+. tHpoNricEA~ BISMARCK, I'D, .!uly$, 1aa.
>.n5in" is hereby rireH t,lit tie following
n.!iled settle; has flied notice ct his intention &,
MAZE .!!al proof i: ~s'iir"rt OF his CHIN, ami
that sid proof wi! he made bcfnrr j,,iSe ai:'!
nH-Giiilio Glyri; of tiic County Court at Wash
!LE2. Oh August IL, 1875. Va:
NLNIi3 L. A~.TNDGU!&T
for the :;o,ti!-rts; 4 Of Section 30, Towns il, 1l5
..ll'':,' -.
ii nam, tt: l':l~"ing witnesses 10 prove his
continuous res.ic,re and cultivation of, said
sr.nr.r Swanson, .A.P. Thyhers, Alfred Lid
holm and john =. !-cniGMi.t, al al Cun!iilns.
Nd i. $. NnsL. Register.
js.Iy1
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
Accidents.

Clifford Graham of Penn twp. a son o
Geo. K. Graham was kicked on the head
/ by horse, Friday last. His skull wa:
fractured and for a while his life was de
spared of. On Saturday a peiee was cut
from the skull and the other fractured bone
raised from the brain, and he has been
resting easy since.
Jerry Fleming, a son Of Robert Fleming,
of Buffalo twp. was found dead along the
roadside, near his home, last Friday morn
ing The young man had gone to Saxon
burg Thursday aftern oon, and left ther e
between and I o'clock in the evening fo1
home. II is supposed that he rode with
some one part of the way, and then start
ed To walk When nearing his home be
came t. where the fence is down, and
there it is supposed he sat down and went
To- sleep aud froze tn death, as his ead
body, frozen stiff. was found leaning
against the fence in a sitting posture. An
inquest was held Saturday morning, Drs
Mccullough aud Alter examined the body.
They certified THAI death was from natural
Causes, as there was no marks of violence
about the body. The jury rendered vel-
diet TO that effect,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02

Greenlee, Forst & Hartman struck an
other 1000 bbl gusher in the Mannington
W. Va, district last Saturday. 1t was do
ing I,20O Monday.
Several new wells will be started soon il
the the Washington twp. field.
Operations are becoming lively on tn,
east side of the Brownsville field, in Butler
county.
In the Eastern extension of that field
Lentz d Co. are starting Nos. and 3, on
the Dunbar farm, and are ready to drill al
No 2 Douglass.
In this part of the field number OF new
wells are drilling or ready to start.
In the Garvin district, west of Gallery
Lentz G Co. are starting No. . Gartner, ana
No. Tobias Meeder'
Spang, Chalfant & Co., whose steel plant
is located in Erna, recently purchased q
piece of land at DeHayen, to drill for gas
for their own use. as their present supply
is giving out. On Friday, when the drill
had reached depth of 1920 feet, oil shot
up to the top of the derrick, at the rate OF
about 100 barrels a day. The well was
shot on Saturday, but nothing else regard
ing the strike can be learned, as the well
has been walled in, and the company is en-
deavoring to keep the facts secret. The
ground on which the well is located
lies just next to the John Hancock farm.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
Personal.

G. c. Gibson has lately returned from
Arkansas ana has located iur the present a
" Sunbury. He was IN Kansas and Ar
kansas Tor fourteen years.
Samuel Miller, Esq, of Mercer. is a can
didate for Judge OF Unat county. San
would make daisy Judge.
DR.. T Image and Congressman SibleJ
beth resigned last week Botn wanted
rest. but oIbley backed out.
Rev. Smith is able To be out again. BE
thinks ne had a severe attack Of Grippe.
Miss Emma Bippus of North Oakland is
is the guest of Miss Lena Klever OF West
ounbury.
Miss Boyd of Tarentum is the guest OF
Mrs Z. \. Boyd.
Kari and Maize Leighner are seriously
III vi the grp.
J. P. Mcmillan has rented the Wuiler
house at nortn END OF Main street.
-Prothonotary Brown will entertain
the members Oi the Bar at his nome this
evening.
Mrs. Hardman will give an "old Folks
Concert at ner home Oh y. Main street,
Monday evening. 1t viii be something
uu que and guod. Tickets Tor sale at the
Pnoto. gallery.
Z. E AbraHs aid }. n. Stewart have
been drawn as jurors for the next {. ).
Court at Scranton.
Emily N Britain, Ada L. Fisher and
Margaret Kerr of Batter; Clara Barkley
aud f. Forester, of Prospect; MAJ
IL.
Annie Farrau OF Uhlcora; Emma FUltZ ana
Mary .. N. Thompson of Evans City;
Stella Green of Coy lesvilie; Jennie Herd
man OF st. Joe Station; Euma KrIse ut
UarOOn Blaca; Sarah q. Neilan Of Zelien-
opte; =, q. Patton OF SIipperyrOck; Matte
Quigg OF Vest Liberty aud Saran Turner vi
oaxnuDurg.
Received votes in the Times contest. last
week. Sume 3, 900 teachers are being vot
ed for in thai contest.
6. W Cramer. Esq. of Buffalo twp
after an absence of five weeks IN Baltimore
and " Washington returned home last week
and reports having had a good time |
lie spent some time in Washington, aud
teels ike returning thanks To our member |
ut congress, Tnos. ". Phillips, for cuur
tesies extended. Mr Philips takiug the |
trouble To make his visit p peasant aud in |
Strucuve. ANY of our people visiting |
ashlngton can be sure of "a welcome from |
him.
Miss White, missionary to India, lee
tured in the q. Z. church, W ednesday |
evening She Is the guest of Mrs. Bran |
don Of n. Mexican street.
Jas. +. Britain. Esq. has been spending |
a few days III Butler and Pirtsburg on busi |
ness. He is engaged in the quarry mar
bic business in Eastern Tennessee; lives in |
a county that is so strongly Republican |
that the Democrats do not nominate /
county ticket also in a Republican Con-
district TIE foot-hIll counties OF |
Eastern Tennessee are all Republican.
Immense quantities of marble are beng
shipped from that section all over the
Union.
Rev. Watson j. Young of Prospect lee
tured in the W. c. L. q. Hall of this place,
ast Saturday evening. His subject was
The interesting one of Hard Times,'
which he treated in manner that held the
close attention of his hearers. He is a son
If the late DR. Loyal Young, and is prov
ng quite u success in the lecture field.