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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Euclid Notes.

We had quite a sensation in our town
Tuesday night of last week. Fire was dis
covered in Mr.. Aechling's house by some
OF our boys returning from party out oi
town. The fire seems TO have been the
work of an incendary who came prepared
with a can of oil and utilized Mr.. Mecblings
box of kindling which be had found on
the back porch. Tbs FIRE was quickly ex-
tinguished and little damage was done.
Allie Sutton and sister. Clara, entertain
cd quite number of their young friends
Wednesday evening. A good time was re
ported by all who were present.
George Bunney and family Of Pittsburg
visited Mrs. Bunney's father last week.
Miss Maggie Mershimer visited friends
in Saxonburg last week.
Dave Miller gave big dance Saturday
night. Somebody says everybody wasn'
invited.
Milo Stonsr has been on the sick list
for few dsys.
Some of the boys around town have the
mumps.
Messrs. Lawrence and Clyde Mershimer
of New Castle and Mr.. Morrow Of Youngs-
town were the gucsts Of 5 S. Aershimer's
family over Sunday.
Miss Eva Eckelberger who has been
working in Butler for the past two months
has returned home.
Mics Laura Findley was instructiDg oul
pupils of our school lssr week il, place OF
our former teacher, Mr.. Dufford, who has
gone - Mt Union, Ohio, to attend college.
Good success in his undertakings are the
WISHES Of lis many friends
1t was decifed by the DIRECTORS of Clay
township Ia have three month spring
term this Year, commencing March 5th.
Mr.. A. A. GOucher intends building q
new house this spring.
Misc Clara Morrow Of Branchton hai
been yigiting h1r COUSIN, Miss Myrtle
Mershimer, FIR The pas few dawr,
The Creamery buildings nrc almost com
pl,ted snd tie Company expects To begin
operation abDui MAJ 1T
Miss Bertha Thpmpsoh Is attending
eel cot al Wet Sunbury
The nga il quite deep Ia the country al
pT.>,u. tuk that nahrs litile difference IN
Euc.id ~ ~ LEnw 81 ne pther town thai
can bosl ui tcstvf paved streets "F hper
side walk tbsn we have here.
SISBAD,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09

THIS year twenty-five senators are 70 10
chosen in this state. the terms OF those
representing the even numbered distric's
expiring with the year. OF the retiring
senators nine are Republicans and sixteen
Democrats. Those who are to be eiec'eo
this year will hold over to :he session OF
1897, when United States senator Is 10
be chosen to succeed Mr.. cameron
Speaking Of this matter the Philadeipnia
Press says: "If the Republicans IN tne
twenty-five districts where senators VIII
be elected this year want to exert any IN
nusnce on the choice of Mr.. Cameron .
successor they will have to bear In mina
that this is really the leading issue IN tne
nomination and election Of state senators.
Il win mot do to say 1t is too early 10
bother about, for It is the only time when
the people can control. After these SEN
stsrs are elected the people will be toid
derisively, as they have been so often De-
fore, that It is too late. And then IL VIII
be too late.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09

has announced deficit of s15, ,oOO, 600 for
the current fiscal year;
"whereas, House bill No, 1854, known
as the Wilson bill, proposes to discard
SIC, 900, 900 from present tariff taxation and
to meet the double deficiency by new in
ternal and direct taxation; therefore,
Resolved, That the senate finsnce com,
mittee frame amendments 10 the said bill
omitting Il he said internal and direct taxes
newly proposed, and instead thereof, make
provision for sufficient revenue by 'srifhnrg
other foreign imports and otherwise revis-
ing the tariff without creating dehcien-
cy."
On Wednesday it was said that the FL
nance Committee of the Senate bad com
pleted their revision of the Wilson bul and
would report to the Senate next day.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Burned At The Stake.

The story sent out briefly from Barbours-
vile, Kentucky, that colored man named
Leon ard Tye bad been aayed alive .ha
burned to the stake in Harlan county mas
been confirmed One day last week Miss
Laura Coleman, the daughter of farmer
residing in the far eastern part oi the
county, end near the Virginia line. dis
appeared. Not the slightest clue was to
be fouud, and it. was decided SIZE had been
drowned in the Cumberland river. We'd
nesday evening party of hunters passing
q lonely spot in the woods heard cres a'
of someone suffering. This led to an in
yestigation, and under cliff. hall frozen
partially gagged, the missing glri was
foun d. She told when released how rye
had made her his prisoner and victim.
Her story was most revolving one Tne
hunters hid and captured Tye; who CON
fessed, adding that he had served two uth-
er girls in the same manner, Dotn OI "nohl
had died The men were so enrageh that
they tied I've to tree and WHO tbeif
knives cut the epidermis in long strings
from the sereeching wretch. His arms,
breat, legs and back were almost denuded
Of skin. Not yet content, Win aWiui
vengence the men built fire at the feet
OF the negro and slowly roasted him ="
death. One account says that before MS
deeth and while prostrate Miss Coleman
made on the dying mans head hre, using
the partially burned fagots which ne had
given her to warm by. Goals of fire Wers
placed in the negros mouth and every ror-
ture possible to invent was resorted TO Z,
increase his agony. Miss Coleman IS at
her horns IN precarious condition. Tye
was new negro il those parts. having bnt
recently come from yirginis. where II Is
said. he was verilable fiend,
THg local elections held in New YORK
state, Tuesday, showed Republican gains
all over the state. At Troy gang oi re-
peaters caused riot, during which one
LtIl.d
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Prospect end Yiciniiy.
Take time 10 read that.

Take time 10 read that:
Nrs. Jane, Heck and family, of Colon..
do. visited her reiativ,s here not long
since.
Sid kennedy, once Prospect boy but
now Of A Allegheny City. was in town over
night recently.
Mrs G. G. Sullivan has returned 10 he's
home at Beaver Falls from o visit TO her
relatives here.
David English bought Fannie Pagir, a
standard bred jersey heifer, from U. ID.
Mitchell, of Beaver county. No doubt
Howard will make a fine cow OF Fannie.
Miss Maud weigle, Of Mile Run, visited
friends in town on Washington's birthday.
George Henshaw, OF Mars, was here, last
we elk, shaking hands with the boys.
Everett Campbell and family, Of Isle,
were the guests Of Mrs. j. ID. Albert one
dGy last week.
George Dans. Of Duke Centre, was here
recently looking after b,a oil interests ON
the Barkiey farm.
Mrs Frank Coats and SOD, Of whites
town. were the guests Of Mrs. A. Bowers
not long since.
Howard Shannon has an odd coin. on
one side are the words, 'The flag nr our
Union, 1868" and on the reverse side,
I'll any man tears that flag down shoot
him on the spOt.-Gen Xix.
Mrs. Henry Langherst was the guest Of
b er cousin, Miss Minnie Myers, of Muddy
creek twp, last week.
Councilman Newman has been logging
for John Mcclure for some time
Frank Dick will soon open meat shop
on New Castle street.
Justice of tho Peace John Weigle Is re-
covering from severe lttsck of neuralgia.
About $50 persons signed the pledge
during the week Of temperance revival.
d. IL. Burwell aud our local w. q. I. U.
have done great work for our community.
John Edmouds0n was the guest Of his
fat her -in-law, DR.. Cowden OF Lancaster,
last week.
James FDrrestcr and wife and Mrs. 4.
webber visited their friends at Centreville
not long since
Frank Hindmau aud Miss Annie Shan
non visited their friends in New Castle last
week
The township directors. Hays, Scott,
Mackey, Barkley, Robb and stegenson
visited their schools Last week and report
their teachers doing we'll. The directors
are all good capable men, but they can't
see the point in paying their teachers as
much as teachers IN other townships get.
John Roth was the first man in town To
clean house this spring.
Mrs Scheffer graduate of the Boston
Conservatory of Music. IL meeting With
good success in teaching those under her
instruction.
J. l.. Henshaw and Mics Annie Keefer,
Of West Liberty, we're married in Butler,
Thursday. March 1st, by Rev. Il. Smith.
The young folks are receiving the best
wishes o. their many friends.
Misses Sue Engiist. Bella and Blanche
Hays were the guests Of Mrs. JGach Sickle
last Saturday. The girls had pleasant
time.
J. %, Dodds thinks life is worth living
now that ho Lce risen 10 tho responsible
position Of grandpsy,
10, CosyTY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
In The License Courts.

Judge Rsyburn Of Armstrong Co. grant
cd every application for retail license, in
Kittaning, seven IN number. q. W. Reed,
proprietor Of the Cliff Spring Hotel. Mt the
west end Of the Kit aiming bridge, was re-
fused license until the house is cCmplet-
cd and furnished. In Parker City retail
license was granted 10 Edward Adams.
Jacob McGregor and William McGlaugh-
lin. License was granted TO the Schen ley
distillery. but the applications Of the Ma
honing Distilling Company and the Hile-
man distillery, In Manor township, were
held over, a. were those Of q. Rowe, retail.
Elderson; +. b. hcvey, retail, Valley
township, and the three applicants for q
Wholesale license In Kittannipg borough.
Abraham Greenbaum, J. A. Hood and
Harry Smith.
Judge wickhsm OF Beaver Co., granted
Licenses to Sarah Doncastcr, Thomas Lee
and w. J. Bickerstaf. hotels, and J. T..
Bixy and Benjamin Pfeiffer, Wholesale
houses In Rochester; James Markey, Sam
uel Love, hotels, and Godfrey Miller
Henry Levy, Wholesale houses In Monica;
hotel licenses TO John @. Weigle, Alliquip-
vi; Daniel Oussck. 6hsnnopin, and Henry
YYyburg, Homewood. Against the places
granted there were no remonstrances. All
other applications were held over until
x1udsy March D.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
o,.dssone.s Remarkable Speech.


In the English House of Commons, last
Thursday, pending the consideration OF
the amendments made by the House OF
Lords to the local government bill, Ar.
Gladstone spoke as follows
The action Of the House Of Lords regard
ing the bills Of this session has raised q
question of the gravest character. Two OF
these bills, the Home Rule bill and the
Employer Liability bill, occupied the at
tsntion of the House OF Commons 100 days.
They involved vast labors. This labor
was for the purpose of enacting beneficial
iegislation. The House OF Lords without
giving 1t much consideration wrecked that
legislation. lCheers]
After further reviewing the action of the
Lords in the past on various questions. hs
said:
The question now 10 whether the judg-
ment Of the House OF Lords Ia not only TO
modify but to annihiIate the whole work Of
the House Of Commons. CONTINUED cheer
ing.] The government has not been anx-
ions precipitste or unduly sccentuate
orisis. 1t has been anxious, rather, TO save
something from the wreck. We are there
fore compelled to accompany our accept
snce Of the amendments Of the House of
Lords to the present bill with the declara-
tion that the differences between the two
Houses cannot continue. Loud and pro-
longed cheers.]
We feel 1t In our duty to state the indis-
putable fact that the issne 10 raised be-
tween deliberative assembly elected by
the votes Of I, ZOO, 900 men and a different
kind OF assembly, though 1t was occupied
BY some men of virtue and talent, This
controversy once raised must 20 forward
TO Its issue. Loud cheering.]
There was the authority of the nation,
which must, In the last resort. decide the
crisis at once. Tbs government would re-
gard the decision as absolutely final. The
time has come, Mr.. Gladstone continued,
to invite this decision Of the people.
The amending Of the parish councils
WILLIE uhu DcCOlo PIoAOunuiy hCutD ir0uCj
which would demand and receive settle
ment at an early date from the highest au-
thority.
Arthur J. Balfour, leader the Union
ists, replied to Mr. Gladstone. The speech,
just made by the Prime Minister, he said.
amounted 10 declaration of war upon the
House Of Lords. II the government would
appeal TO the country the Conservatives
would welcome the attempt to make pub
lie opinion Of the House Of Lords the is
sue.
Lord Randolph Churchill spoke for the
Conservatives. fthe government should
choose to begin ut once the battle royal on
the Constitution, they never would get to
even the Queen's speech. There was no
justification, he said thus holding MP the
House Of Lords TO the execration Of the
people. The Liberals would find that they
had made fatal mistake In joining move
ment the goal Of which was the abolition
sf the Upper House.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Flick Items.
SiNBAD,

BE II known, that
N. Y. Moore's housb wss ON fire few
days ago. The tire was caused Ly tho bot
tom falling ont Of lard can while lifting
IL of the stove. The bot lat took ire and
had IL not beer for the woman pf the hUuse
it would have burned.
Miss Eliza Gillespie, accompanied by
Miss Pearl CriDer visited Sandy II i'll school
on Friday, end reports the school in good
order.
Mra. Ollie Hanson IL ~ tho sick list,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore IL under the
care Of the doctor.
The revival meetings ut the Aiddlesox
NJ. L. Church have closcd account Of mud
dy roads.
" u. Trimble of a allegheny City sspend-
ing lev dayg with his father, Robert
Trimble, Esq.
Martin Monks spent part Of last week In
PittSburg on business.
W. ! bpftoy formerly Of Clinton twp.
was tho guest Of ]. h Fulton last Friday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
DEATHS

McINTYRE-At his home in Washington
twp, March l, 1894. - Mcintyre,
aged, about Go years.
SWEENEY-At his home in Butler,
March I'd, 1894, John Sweeney, in his
Goth year.
He was a former resident of Oakland
twp.
DAILEY-At his home in Mlllerstown,
March l, 1894, Jeremiah Daley. aged 80
years.
DAVIS-At the home of Harlan Book in
Franklin twp, Feb 20, 1894, Mrs. Lavi-
Ds Davis. aged 75 years.
ANDERS0N-At his home in Penn twp /,
Feb. 90, 1894, James Anderson, aged 81
years.
KIRKER-At his home in Zelienople,
March 9, 1894, Robert Kirker, aged about
20 years.
KERR-At the home of her son-in law H..
S Humes, in Tarentup, March 6, 1894,
Mrs David Kerr, in her 47th year.
HUTCHISON-At his home in Washing
ton twp, Feb. 81, 1894, s. Campbell
Hutchison, aged &C years.
He was one Of the best men and best
citizens Of the county. Strictly correct in
neigbbors to transact their business affairs.
They always trusted him and be never
failed them OF rather frail constitution
his death came from general exhaustion oil
the system. His neighbors will miss him
as good man gone.
MCKINNEY-Feb "a, 1894, at Hartman,
Tenn, Mrs. Lily j. Gray Mckinney,
formerly of Myoma.
Mrs. Mckinney was member of the
Union congregation CT the Coyenentel
Church at Mars, and was closely identified
with all lines Of church work. But she
gave enthusiastic support to the temper
ance cause, being President of the Mars
Union, W.CT.U., afterward of the Union
at Myoms, and served as county President
for two years. Failing health made
change of residence necessary, and she
rallied for while, but finally fell asleep
to await the dawning of a gIorous day.
The remains were brought to Pittsbure
and laid to rest in the Allegheny Cemetery
The funeral services were held IN the Stf
st. Ref Pres. Church, Pittsburg, conduct
ed by her pastor, Rev. A. Fitzpatrick.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Fdirrieur Items.

The protracted meetings conducted By
Rev Mcclure ended last Sabbath IN COM
munion services. there were 10 sccessioLs
to this branch OF the Presbyterian Church.
The two branches ofthe mite society met
at Thomas Hays on Monday evening.
The sick folks of our town are all recov-
ed to usual health, except Harrison Gibson
who is apparently no better.
Will Aiken and his youngest child of
Little Washington visited at Mrs. &.
Scott's last week.
Harry Fithian and wife came home from
Leachburg, Monday, where he had been
drilling gas well.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
ASS: gnee'S Sale.

There will he offered at public sale on the
premises Of 4, w. Christy in Centreyille,
Butler Co, Pa,
MARCH "a, 1894,
ut l o'clock D. IN. the following described
personal property, to wit; Oue sofa, one
stand, one carpet, one parlor stove, one
sewing machine. one dining table, one bu-
reau, two bedsteads, one mattress and
spring, one wash stand one robe, one set
chairs, one colt, one set harness, one bug-
gy. one sleigh, one fork. and one string of
bells.
Also the following real estate, towit:
One lot 90 feet by $50 feet, with frame
ho-tsr. 40 stories aud flame Stab'a on same.
fronting Oh Main 5 AID houId' by vii
ann heirs on unrlh, MaiD ST on rarh, south
by All .lisy. aud wrst by an sli"t.
Terms, Cash,
AN InRIsTLEY, Assignee.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Executors Notice.

Letters testamontary on the will OF
Joaeph Ewing, decd, late of Clinton Twp.
Butler county. Pa. having been THIS iay
granted by the Register OF said county TO
the undersigned, therefore all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said eS'
tate are requested to make speedy pay
mont and those having claims against said
eptate will present them IN me properly
Authenticated for settlement,
CHARLES B. GLASGOW, EXT,
Flick 7. o., Butler Co., Pa.
E. McJ, McJ. d g., Att'ys
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Executors 0 Notice.

Letters testamentary on the last will
and testament Of Neal AcBrids,, late OF
Clearfield twp, Butler Co., Pa, deceased
hayng been this day granted by the Regis
ter OF Wills Of said county 10 me, the under
signed Executor. therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said ca
tate are reauested To make speedy pay
nept. and all persons having claims
against said estate will please present them
10 me. properly authenticated for settle
ment.
DENNIS MCBRIDE, Executor
Coylesvile. Butler Co..
T.. McJnnkin, Atty. "a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Executors Notice.

In re estate Of S. O. Hutchison, decd,
late OF Washington typ, Butler Co.. Pa
Whereas, letters testainentary have been
l. sued to me on the estate of said deced-
ent, all per sons indebted to said estate
will please call and settle, and ail persons
having claims sgaist the same will please
present them duly authenticated for pay
ment to
ID. l.. HUTCHINSON, Ex'r,
8. +. Bowser. Atty, North Hope,
Butler. Pa. Butler Co, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Citation Notice

In repetition of Geo. E. Mlllinger, Admir-.
etc TO set aside sale In partition OF the real es
tate OF joan j. X. MIllinger, decd.
o. c. No. a, March T.. 1891.
To Susan Miller. intermarried with John MIL
Ter of Elizabeth twp. Allegheny Co.. Pa; j. A..
MIllinger OF Mckeesport, Pa: Geo.
Ebe. Elizabeth, Allegheny Co, Pa; W..
Ill. ii. Eoe Of Ashland. Kentucky;
Annie Ebe, intermarrled with Thomas
Hunter. residing In HaZelwood. Allegheny Co.
Pa, Marquis MIlllnger residence unknown but
being a non resident OF Butler, Co. Pa; Robert
MIlinger. residence, syracuse. ". Y. Geo. MIL
linger, residence. Canton Ohio; Alice Wyie,
residing in East Elizabeth Allegheny Co.. Pa
and TO all parties. non residents of Butler Co.,
Pa. Interested In said estate by purchase, as
signment or otherwise 10 appear at an Orphans
Court TO be held at Butler, Pa, In and for
the county OF Butler, Pa. on Monday the 18th
day OF March, 1894 at 10 o clock a. NJ. OF said
day. Then and there, to show cause II any you
may have, why the Court should not strike
from the record the order and decree OF Court
confirming the sale or the land described In the
partition proceedings TO John j. X. Mlllinger
and To order new appraisement 10 be made or
valuation OF the land and direct and decree that
the lands described In Partition proceedings at
.. G. No. 81 Sept Term. 1881, be again exposed
to public sale.accordlng 10 law ana rules ofCourt
and that the Court may appoint Trustee for
that purpose TO make sale OF the land therein
described.
ANDREW G. CAMPBELL.
Sheriff.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
DIR. S. A. JOHNSTON.
BUTLEH, PA.

Gold Filling Painless Ex.Iaction OF Teeth
and irtincial feeth without Plates speciality
Nitrous Oxide or Vitalized AIT OF hocb
once over Mlllers Grocery!.east oil Lowry
oracc c,zss;wedpesdays apd Thursdays
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between William
NJ Kirkpatrick and John NJ. Reed. under
the firm name Of Kirkpatrick y Reed,
grocers, Of Butler, Pa, was dissolved by
mutual consent on February lst, 1894.
Mr.. Reed retiring. The business will be
continued at same place, BOG n. Main St.,
Butler, Pa, by Mr.. Kirkpatrick, who will
collect all the late firms accounts and pay
its debts.
WM. NJ. KIRKPATRICK,
JEo. M. REED.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER,

FOR JURY COMMISSIONER
- v 0rButler Twp.
a. !" OF Butler (formerly OF PENN )
PurLLrP HILLIARD, ESQ.,
Of billiards.
so'A OF Concord twp.
'oh' OF Franklin twp.
l. Al'A OF Clinton twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09

For DELEGATES TO STATE CON
vENTION.
Three to elect.)
Of Adams.
OF Fairvisw.
'Ao' +" OF sHppsryrock.
", II. Il. RIDDLE,
OfBUTLER.
J.. CAMPBELL,
Of Cherry twp.
J. G. KrsKADDoS,
of Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
WM. NJ. KIRKPATRICK
Jso. NJ, REED.
Dissolution NJ office.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
shin heretofore existing between W. Ii.
Witte ard l.. III. Falkner, under the firm
name Of Faikn y witte, blacksmiths,
hardware and farming implements at Sar-,
yers Station, Butler Co., Pa, was dissolved
by mutual consent on January 10Th, 1894:
The business, except blacksmithing, will
be continued by W. II. Witte, who will
calect I'll accounts of the late firm and pay
all jts debts.
". II, WITTg,
Ssrversville p. O.,
Butler, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09

1t ia dollars to cents that the poet whe
sings Of the downy snow flakes never had
TO shOyel II of bis sidewalk.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT s.

Administrators and Executors OF estate
can secure their receipt books at the CITi
xRs office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
ha ndy Hill Items.

Abner Bowman has removed 10 the
Margaret Glasgow farm in Clinton town
ship.
Sandy Hill school was made happy by
visitors ~ ,sst Thursday. First came
Frank Hunter, Jr. ana neyt came sixteen
Of the Cunningham school 0ome again
ladies and gentlemen.
Johnston & Son have started their saw
mill on tbs s, r. Harbinsun farm.
S u. Hsrbinson n 90, ere doing . good
business in the lumber line His employ es
are Irs Baker, Ira Mccall, VIM. Dunbar
and Jemes Stejlsy.
X. X. whitesides is taking an important
part in the entertainment which IN To be
given at Sandy Hin school.
CoURCRBsCIE
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09

FOR ASSEMBLY,
(Two TO nominate)
JANIS II. moore,
OF Butler.
THOMAS HAYS,
OF Fairviev.
v D. D0' OF Forward.
W. Il. RITTER,
OF Butler.
JAMES B. MATES,
OF Franklin twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09
Clinton Itenls.

Chas. Maitland met with quite an acci-
dent tho otber day while engaged in
throwing down fodder from above the barn
floor, he fell through upon the solid floor
sustaining slight injury.
Albert Hay, the prominent merchant, 10
doing more business than ever. Albert is
good accommodating fellow.
VIM. Love made flying trip to Butler
this week
George Maryland has fine herd Of
Cll desdale bnrsea, among them j. the
IN agniiicent representative Of the Cly1es.
d ale breed, Anoria. George manifesis m
in terest in the improvement Of stock.
The debates which take place in Albert
Hay y hall every SATURDAY evening contin-
10 To be interesting
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-09

Subject to the Republican Pnmafy;;
saturdsy, April 2Sth, between the noufS Vi
Of and 2 pm.
FOB CONGRESS,
HoS, THOMAS W. PHILLIPS.