Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-06-08

1 1nDle r uIluDy httpiuE d oa"u1 hoNSS'
A true bill.
Mrs. Harkenstein, keeping bawdy house.
A true bill.
WI Jackson, fornication- "A true bill.
Matilda McCaw. adultry- A true bill.
A T Conley, forgery. true bill.
WI Kelly, prescribing Intoxicating Ii
quor as a beverage to persons OF intemper-
ate habits. A true bill.
Chas A Swartzlander, FAB. a true bill.
John Chambers, obstructing a public
highway. Not a true bill and Butler coun-
ty TO pay costs.
FE Sloan, larceny. Not true bill.
Hershel Hays, Fab. True bill.
John Griffin, horse stealing. True bill.
CIV Campbell, Robert Kley and Harry
Wiles, furnishing liquor to man OF known
| incorporate habits. True bill.
Il Liebold, Ed Kramer and Geo Liebold,
| same. True bill.
Robert McClelland, larceny. True bill.
| Minnie Fulton skipped out Wednesday,
| but Mrs. Harkenstein was arrested and is
| in Jail.
Patsy Lewis plead guilty to forcible en-
try and assault.
d l. Dunbar was the foreman of the
| Grand Jury.
The case Of the Commonwealth We u. w.
| Best was continued till next term; the case
VS. w. B. McCandless was settled; the case
VS. Andrew and Dennis Coyle and James
Green was sertleo; the case VS. 5. o. King
was continued.
TRIAL LIST BoR LAST WEEK
Bertha Pfabe was granted divorce from
Theodore Pfabe.
A. s. Marshall, assignee, VS. S. 7. Oke-
SON ct at. Verdict returned for defendant.
The Gaze of Kingsbscher Bros. VS. 2. 5.
d L. E. railroad was settled
Kleber Bros VS. Jacob Schaffner and Dan
Imam. Verdict for defendant.
Samuel Graham ct al VIZ Woodland Oil
Co. Verdict returned for plaintiff,
VIM Boundy VS. A. NJ. Beers ct al. For
plaintiff.
Jas Cokain VS. III. q Beatty. Defendant
confesses Judgment for $3.50.
Nicholas Garman VS. T 3. Blair. De-
fendant confesses judgment for $50.
Jos Reith VS. Daniel Fredley. Verdict
for plaintiff.
Mary A. Biedenbaugh VS. III. J. Klingler
d Co. SITS returned TOR plaintiff.
J. Il. p. Mckinley VS. E. Swartzlander.
Verdict for defendant.
sHERrFF's SALES.
Sheriff Campbell, on Monday. sold all
right, title, interest and claim Of
Nm Richardson lot in Prospect was sold
to J G d. S o Wright for $3.50. The o acre
tract was sold to John Humphrey for $500.
Jas Say III acres in Parker to John Say
for $3.50.
Fred l. Heckel SO acres in Jackson to l.
M Wise for 5000.
John w Bortmass acres IN Butler K B
Taylor for $552S.
Nettie A Weller 81 acres in Muddycreek
to yanderlin for $40.
Jas Frazier GO acres in Muddycreek to
Pearce for $1,000, aad the 40 acre tract
for 800.
John Kay lor 1872 acres in Fairview to A
w Mellon for $50.
w Williams in lot in Karns to Il A
Totten for $85
HIS yanderlin in 94 acres in Marion to
Flora Wallace for 500.
HI Nigh in lot in Butler to b Kost for
$3.50.
Mary wuIler in lot ia Butler to Agnes
Harley for sl001.
George J. Kepler was appointed collector
for Parker twp.
Naturalization papers were taken out on
Saturday by the following persons: Jules
Lambotte. Hilderet Millot, Edward De
lean, Alexis Catherine, Jos. Basque, Ar
thur Lanotte, Alphonse Thiry, JOS Leroy,
Philbert Joseph. Leonard. Lambermont,
Louis Collot, Jos. Lamotte, joe. Gexrard,
Jean B. Layer and Eugene jacques.
N. M. Slater, Samuel Schaffner and
Chist Henchberger were appointed viewers
to review the proposed road from George
Mushrush's to the Unionville and Ralston's
mill road.
The final decree placing the borough Of
Portersville under the Act OF April 3, 1851
was filed Monday, June 4, 1894.
The resignation of A. w. Schreckengost
ms Tax Collector of Karns City was accept
ed; also that of Geo. Boyer al Constable OF
Zelienople; also that OF Jos. Bester as
Constable OF Centreville and Samuel Christ
ley was appointed in his stead.
The time 0fthe Eyansburg Auditor was
extended for ten days.
The wills Of Jas J Glenn, late of Wash
ington twp, and Adam Mickey of Jack
son twp, were probated.
Letters OF admin were granted az fol-
lows: Estate Of JAS Logan, late of Jeffer.
son twp. to Amelia Logan; Of John A
yogan, Muddycreek twp. to Frank
Vogan; of Enoch Smith Of Butler to Eliza
beth Smith.
Harry M Park was appointed executor
on estate Of VIM Parks. late OF Middlesex
twp; and Neal Boyle on estate of Francis
Z Boyle, late of Donegal twp.
CIV Jaminson, ct al, have brought suit
in ejectment VA Edward Hilliard and Thos
AcCamey for 70 acres in Allegheny twp.
las Cunningham has petitioned for di-
vorce from his wife Mary.
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Libbie Walker to Geo u Keck lot in But
Ter for $1,000
Chas McCnrdy to Mary E Tebay 8 acres
In Clay for $3.50.
John Greer to John NJ Greer 100 acres
in Fairview for $1,000.
Robt Miller to Frank Il Brandon 2
acres in Centre for 1925.
EilLh heTT 10 DUTCAs DOlLOH 10 acres IN
Slipperyrock for $500.
Maria Winner to Fred Wesner so acres
In Forward for 1900
John Nicely 10 Thos Neely 40 acres in
Lancaster for $4,000.
Shannon 10 II Miller lot in Farm
ington for 1925.
w J Boyle to Mary 4 Flick 20 acres in
Donegal for $500.
John II NegIey to John Zahradrick lot
in Butler for $3.50.
w j Huiings TO Ii Cubbison log acres
in Allegheny twp for 1875.
Susan Norregon 10 same I0G acres in
Allegheny twp for %.
Jas i Croft to Mary A Croft 35 acres in
Adams for $1,000.
David s. Allen to Oil Well Suppy Go. 25
acres in Allegheny for $500.
John Humphrey to ii w Langhorst lot
in Prospect for $500.
Seed Buckwheat
j.. A choice article Of seed Buck
l. e.