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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

ORDINARY politeness is only grinning
mask. IL il our inordinate self-conceit
that makes as sensitive. What is said of
you "behind your back" is more likely To
be an honestly expressed opinion than
what IA said in your presence. Instead Of
being angry, you should be pleased, when
you hear yourself criticised in this way,
for it is partial granting Of the prayer of
the genial Scotch poet,
"Oh. wsd sumr power the gifL'd gle us
To see ourselves as ithers see usf
But se love Hattery better than sinceri-
ty. Hence when people speak dispsra-
gingly of NJ, we get angry, and try to per-
suade ourselves that they have not e1-
pressed their real opinion, but one dictat-
ed by envy or revenge, aud when they
speak spprovingly We take it as deserv-
ed tribute to our worth. Man, when calm
ly considered. is very ridiculous animal
We.laugh at the vanity of the stru'ting pea
cock, spreading it's gorRe"us feathers to
the sun. and dropping them sgain in hum
ilariun vhsn it glsnces NJ its feet but III.
attitude Of vain man stntting before The
world is much more humorous. Spirit
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

The oyster supper ltSr SSturdIr evening
was .uccrss Over $50 was cleared, tor
su organ for the PrLersvllle sch 'ui
The F. 0 Go. well on the Peter RAIDER
WAS tubed 10 dag. This we'll l. only n
short distance from the Purviauce we'll
and is snuwIug for hundred UUl welt
sUorh-r lncatIun has been made on rae
Jaunb GehaCh idrm, unW Z X ,irr tarm
and work commenced the y I.
All the land east and south of Peters
Vile for u mile is leased now.
Gould and Graham have rig np nn the
Jact,b SplLthaler un Powder Mil Run
Ruz ,rd Bros. are drilling un the wm.
Blahlry farm.
A rig vii - up at once on the Jacob Il
amUach farm
The F. Co we'll ON the Graham d, he
farm Is reported To be gasser and they
are drliiiug Iu the 100 tout for uil.
The sick are all better at this writing.
Miss Bell Staff returned home after a
tour weeks visit III " ashiugtnu 90.
Rev. Rr ,udnn nf thu q P church will
give d lecture at The M. L. church Peters
vile, Saturday evening al T:3O
UEDERwRITBR.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
saart will ba made st this session o.

AN effort will be made ut this session oil
the Legislature to relieve the pressure ON
the supreme Court by establishing an sp'
pellate court for the adjudication of sever
si classes of cases that are nov carried d.
rectly To the higher court. These are to
be called circuit courts aud are to be SIX IN
number. the State being divided tito Biz
districts. . hese conrts are to be compos-
cd OF the judges of the common pleas in
the several counties comprising each dis
trict, but not more than seven of whom
shall sit at one time and five of them shall
be a quorum. These courts will have final
Jurisdiction 10 many classes Of cases but
the more important will still be subject To
appeal to the Supreme Court. Butler
county is included in the fifth district,
with Erie, Warren. Forest, Crawford, Ven-
angu. Mercer, Lawrence. Beaver, Clarion,
Jefferson, Clinton, Cameron, Elk. hcKesi,
Potter and Tiogs counties. How the idea
will strike the legal mind is not known. bni
to the lay mind the proposed plan would
seem to be good one.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Washington, D c. -SP=ciai Excursion
via Pennsylvania Railroad

There is probably no place that offers
u. hrr things ut general Interest ~ Wash
Iugfou, ID. q Apart trnm being the Ma
tiou'- Capital. the maguIfi.'euC Govern
menr Bindings, OssuIiiuily planned pan
lie parks. and the country through ~ulch
"De pa>-,-~ ih julrney lug to Washing gtou
s"ul make Tue rip AN iieal one.
With tue OBJECT III vlfw of allowing
every one o. Visit Washington at : very
reasonable outlay. tue PENNEY ylyanI4 Rail
road Company has arranged tor Hour spr"
ia excursions to tntt cIry uu January 10,
Fepruaf, 81. Atrch 81. AMI ApriI IL. 1898
Excdtsioa iIoknos, good HI;hin ten lays
aud p-rmi ing ut stop over az BAlumorn
~ either direction within limit, will be
sold AT rates quoted below, kpud Tor Itas
abuvt, nanu-d rn Ill tr4ius exc ,pJ the Pun
wanna L'mited special tram of "a l"T
sud day coachrs will 90 ruu On The foiiuS-
ing scnedule:-
Train leaves. Kate
Pittsburg g.----------S.O5 A. NJ. 80 OO
Butler .- 6 10 %
AItnona ....l22 "a P NJ. 50
Washington. Arriv- 7.45 L" -.-.
Rrturu coupons g"pt ou any reg II 'r
train wlLhIn Toe Ii nIt, exc ip tne Peuu-yl-
variA Limrrd.
4nuve F,r full iuf 'rna,tul appi. I .
rh"nas L Wait. Agent Western District,
10 Fiitt Avenu. PIttsburg.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Administrators Notice,

Letters of administration on the estate
ut sarah N GalOraIGn, decd, late ,i
Ad ms U"wuship, Buher Co., Pa. having
beun granted Lo The undrrslgu-d, all pei
sous kuuwIng themselves inr'.ot-d To said
estate viii please make I'M urdiale pa :
nIenL, and any having ciaItn- dgan>t salt
estate ~ili prrseuL tnem dult auInenlics-
ted iur settlement IL
K I. GALBaAITH, Adm'r.,
W. Z. Findiey, Mars, Pa
AIL'y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

TIE electric street railway operations OF
Brooklyn "s,ruck" last week, aud attempt
cd to interfere with the running of the
cars. The militia were called out, some
seven thousand of them; and these with
fifteen hundred policemen kept the mob
back aud the cars running. On Tuesday
the mi lltis fred into crowd, killing one
m an and wounding others.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

ESTATE OF ALEXASDER BROWN, DEC'D.
Nu,lc,' il hereby gwen tHaJ ie Iefs of All
mini-tratlnu q. L. 4 "n the estate Ot Alex
audrr Brown, iat,' uf me township of Aer-
rer, county ut Butrr, aul ) At II Psfin'a
lec'd, nave b -su granted C., n. uuIrr,lgn
ed, 10 1nuiu al p-rs 'u> IId-oGrd t. sAId
es aL- arc rrqu-s'ed e. maze pay nent aud
tnuse having rlal he ar drmaGds Viii ma (
known toe same Nirnrut delay
\ L Brown,
C"uHeaui Lsks,
\ +. BLACK, ATTY. Crs%i"Td 60, Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Don't forget primaries Saturday.

N. FELIX FAURE, minister of marine in
the present cabinet, was elected on the
second ballot last Thursday. to bs presi-
dent Of the French republic. M. Fsure
polled 43O votes TO 36l votes polled by bis
nearest opponent, N. Henri Brirson. presi
dent of the chamber of deputies. The so
cialists protested violently when the result
Of the ballot was made known.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

NpJice Is hereby given tnat letters Of
administration an 'ns eS'Ar1 of LANES Sell
ler~, decd ldt,' %! RutIvr borough. Batter
c"uhty Pa uave been granted In the IN.
dersigued, Ia wh"m alt persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make pay
ment, ana those having claims IT demands
will make known the same without delay.
MRS 81 J ShLLBRs, Adm'x
L Z YoUSG ATTY. Butler Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Executors NOtice.

Letters t.sraneut1ry an tn. estate "i
i"Lu khng.r, late at Peuu Twp, dec Il.
uaIlng uevu grauIed To the uuuerslgurd,
ali persIus kuUSIng Jnam -elyos Indebted
to said estate viii please make Immediate
uay nenI, aAd any having claIms against
saId estate will present them duly aut1en-
rlc4Jed 20
d. b. DoUTnhTT. EXT,
Brow uedate, Ia.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
D. SSOlulion Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. ) Young and 1m. Copper,
under the firm name of Young d Cooper,
was di-nlved bJ mutual consent on Dec.
3lzi 1894 j Young retrirg.
M. William Cnnper will continue the
business and settle all the accuuuts OF
the late trm.
J. 5. Young.
VIM. Uu"p-r
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Administrators Notice

Letters OF administration having been
granted 10 the undersigned on the estate
oi WIiHan Luz. decd, late of Lancaster
twp, BnIl-r Co, Pa, all prr-Uns kbuSiug
them>eivrs indebted to said estate viii
pieass make Immeuiate pay m-nt, and aus
having claims against SAID rs'ate viii pre-
S-ut them uuiy al nrpticated Tor settle
NE L To
J n. KIRKgR. Adm'r.
Middle Lancaster L. u.
j Is MATES att'y Butler Uo., Pa
Butler Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Washingt on.

On Monday the President settl ed the
fight for the Kiftanning P. o By sending
the name of Oscar Marshall ts the Senate.
The House passed a bill appropriating
SIS. 900 for the Ma tional Park at Gettys-
burg.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
Execulrix Notice,

Letters Parliamentary "n the estdte OF
Jonn Shem, late ut buJlrr, Pa. bavlng
been granted The Undersigned, all PERSONS
indebted tu SAID estate Will please make
Immediate payment aud those having
claims VIII present tnem duly authentIcat-
ri iUI |eLtl''uepL Ia
HANNAH l. SuEM. EXT.
". ID. Brandon, Butler Pa.
AJIy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
WeSt SuRbary

The sick arr all convalesent, excepting
Mrs. Isaac Hall.
Tue different churches are expecting L"
told services; the U 2. churcn Int-nds
starting protr acted or revival meeting On
Tuesday evening, having procured the
services OF an Evangelist. We wish them
great SUCCESS
The NJ. Els are still alive aud expect TO
be for some time, according To the an
nouncements by the pastor, ne SAID ser
vices for this week and next also, aud per-
haps longer. Tue servises were opeued
last evening by taking up collection L"
liQuidate the last N tue debt for repairing
ana the house being foil /" overhuwing the
cullec ion did settle all claims and lett q
handsome sum III the hands Ol the Ste war
for running expenses.
Now if the good Presbyterians Will
open up their batteries ana the three
chnrcnes get into luil DiarJ There viii not
be much standing room for the Devil III
W Sudbury. BBACHER.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

TBg big New 0rlesns packet, State Of
Missouri" struck "a rock in the Ohio
near A ltnn. Indiana, last Saturday .ven-
ing. ard sunk in deep water. Several per-
sons were dro Tned.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
LOCAL INSTITUTES.
CuICoRA, FEB. 2. 1895,

CHIcoRA, FEB. 2, 1898,
lO:I5. A. N. Devotional Exercises, Rev.
Williams,
Address Of Welcome, r. +. Shetfi sld,
Response. Fannie Campbell.
Primary Geography, Haud Knox,
Self Culture, G g. Mccullough.
Mind making vs. Mid 1lling, III. Nj.
Banks.
Literary Work in School, II. Il. Young,
Reading, l.. NJ Boozell,
Noon.
l:30. History. Victor Reilly,
A Key for every Lack. Margaret Moore,
Language, W P Jamison,
Practical Physiology, DR. 6 d. Thomas.
The Parents duty To the ochooi, w. +.
Day,
The Relation of Geography to Geology
e Il Knoch.
Preparation for Citizenship, W. F. Flem-
ming.
Address, Supt. n. c. Mccullough,
Question for discussiou:-''I tue present
Fre. Text Bunk Law u success'f
Programme will be interpreted With
music and recitati"ns.
All are cordially invited to attend this
institute InsuCuUe To be held IN the
English Lutheran Church
nuWdru taiutcI'
Com Z Lottie Taylor,
Ida HeginD"tham.
BUFFALO TWP FEB 2yD.
The teachers of Buffalo, WI"ti.ld aud
Clinton townships will mold local lnsti-
,ute at Eelly school house, Saryer'viile "n
February BAD 1895, beagining at 10 o clock
A. N.
PROGRAM.
Music.
De-, utiunsl Exercises. Rev J. J Davis,
Address of " elccme. Dr.. 4. Z. DAVIS,
Response Il n. Mcfarland,
Reading. Miss Mary Carson,
Primary Arithmetic, MISS Lulu McCaf
ferty and Miss n Waddell.
R.citation, Miss Flnssie Fiemming,
Primary Geography, +. W. Ekas and
Miss Sadie Campbell
Address, J ii Painter,
Importance of Penmanship J. F. Hu'z
Ter.
AFTERNOON.
Language, Miss Nanuie McCaferty, aud
Mr b. Il. Graham,
Address, Prot Todd.
Song, by the Missrs Easley,
Schuul Management, ID IL. Bryan,
Recitation. Miss Nellie Moore
History, Miss Mary Carson and L ID.
Greer,
Sehool visitation by parents Rennit
Halstead aud Clifford Montgumer,.
Address, Supt n q. McCoilough,
Qurry Box,
Directors and all friends Of educaC on are
cordially invited. COM
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

Az attempted revolution in Honalulu.
week before last, was suppressed. but
Comm'r G. l.. Carter and a number of ma
tives were killed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

Ex Gov. PATTIsoS has accepted tn.
Democratic nomination fnr mayor of Phila-
delpbia.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The souvenir edition of The Times to
be published in the interests of the public
schools OF the District, will appear Wednes-
day next 1t is eeping within the
bounds Of exact language TO say that it
Will be revelation, not only to the public
generally, but TO the very parents and
guardians of the pupils who daily receive
the benefits of our school system.
To these and to the people OF the whole
country-for this remarkable edition will
circulate all over the United States-tt
Will present in most attractive form every
detail OF the work in aud development
of the schools from the lowest grade TO the
highest classes of the high school.
1t will tell what is being done for the
training of hand and mind by the instruc-
ton classified under the head of manual
training, and this viii be one Of the most
valuable features of the edition.
The great advantages to commercial
life of the Business High Scool will be
fully dwelt upon, and the progress OF the
science of pedagogy in the Normal School
viii be properly illustrated.
How ninlble fingers are educated in the
sewing department, bow future housewives
are rightly directed in the cooking schools,
how and why children study bugs, bees.
flowers, and leaves, how Kindergarten
methods are being gradually introduced,
how drawing is taught, how science is in
stilled into active minds, how taste for
literature is inculcated, how in the evolu-
tion of history-teaching the story of our
country is at last considered of vast i'm
portance, how the night schools are rem.
dered valuable, how our county schools get
along-an these and many more facts and
features OF public school life in the District
Of Columbia VIII be placed before the
readers Of this souvenir edition.
A corps Of artists are at work on the
Illustrations, and bright minds in school
and out are putting valuable things into
the form OF manuscript for this event
This edition VIII help the schools by
making their great work better known; it
VIII help Washington by showing to other
cities its educational advantages; ii will
prove the earnestness of a band of devoted
and unselfish men and women; it will
repay immeasurably every one who reads
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
lis staff had their pictures taken yester-

his staff had their pictures taken yester-
day morning.
The horses in the ambulance baked on
the hill in the morning, and stuck for
full an hour
The boys put in their spare time yeSter-
day playing games. One was pitching
weights over the head.
The First Battalion got its mess tent
up in time for dinner. The boys say they
nearly roasted eating out in the open air.
Private w. F. D. Detweiler was the
orderly at Col Moore's headquarters yes
terday.
II is known as "jigger juice now.
Capt. Peixotto received PAIR OF gum
boots. doll baby size, yesterday, with
note hoping that they would save his
feet BY the way, he says he has the
finest sergeant major in the Guard
Col Moore and Capt. Goddard ilnd no
trouble in putting in the time They nave
a cribbage board along.
Capt Aiattingly saw a sergeant carry
ing an umbrella yesterday. The sergeant
will carry il no more.
Company A, Fourth Bait alion, pre-
seuted Miss Agnes Hanly with dia-
mond ring last evening. Capt. Walsh
made the presentation speech and sergt
Gallagher received the ring for the lady.
The band gi.es a concert each evening
in front of brigade headquarters.
Lieut.. King has surprised bis friends
by shaving off his beard.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
ANOTHER IMPORTANT STEP.

The meeting and organization OF the
highway commission is another step for
ward in the execution of the design for
the Greater Washington, and the selec-
tion OF Capt. Feiberger as its secretary
gives promise that its work VIII be care
fully and fairly performed. Under the
plan Of operations adopted by the commits
sion several weeks yet remain to those in
terested to make suggest ions OF file
complaints concerning the proposed ar
rangements of streets in that part of the
District lying beyond the old corporate
limits
With this commission rests an unusual
responsibility, because of the eXtraor-
dinary authority vested in it. Ii not only
can make any changes it sees fit in the
plan of strees extension submitted to it,
but may reject it altogether and order an
entirely new and different one to be
prepared. Vast property interests, it
Will be seen, are virtually in the commits
sion's keeping, for upon its action hangs
the values of large quantities OF real
estate
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
NAVAL RESERVES

1t is only few years ago since the move
meut in favor OF organizing naval reserves
was started, yet to-day a number of
States along the Atlantic seaboard boast
OF such reserves. Assistant Secretary
HcAdoo, OF the Navy Department, willleave
10 morrow on a tour OF inspection, hich
VIII extend from Portland, Me-, to Charles
ton, IN South Carolina, and take in seven
other seaccast towns.
Congress has shown some appreciation Of
che naval reserves, but has not been so
liberal with them as their importance
aud eventual usefulness would seem to
demand. Just as the militia would serve
ss g nucleus for larger force than the
regular army, If necessity should arise for
ats employment, SO the reserves would be
the body from which the government could
recruit the sailors needed to handle its
fleetss 1t is even more difficult 10 make
an expert sailor than an expert soldier,
aud 10 requires much longer and more
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
THE BooKBINDERs' TROUBLE.

The labor trouble in the Government
Printing Office is stin within bounds, and
will probably be settled to-day by the
Reinstatement of the two bookbinders, who
We're laid off for an alleged neglect of
duty It is generally believed that Mr..
Benedict viii look upon their short respite
from duty as a sufficient punishment, and
promptly order them to work as soon as the
matter Is brought to his attention by the
grievance committee.
The Bookbinders' Union is acting wisely
in not giving out information for publ
cation. Just now, when the P rinting
Office is entering the civil service, i'll
considered public expressions might dc
serious injury. 1t is well also to maintain
a digmficd silence pending the settlement
OF the labor differences, and other labor
organizations might do well TO follow the
example of the bookbInders.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
TAKE TIE TIMES WITH YOU.

Summer Outings VIII Not Be En-
Joyed Unless 1t Goes Along.
The summer tide of pleasure and
health seekers has set in toward
mountains, springs and seashore.
No plans for the seasons outing VIII
be complete unless The Times Is in
cluded among the necessaries.
Men and women may go from town
10 leave care behind, but those who
would keep their finger on the pub
lie pulse, or be abreast of the worlds
happenings, or, indeed, who need a
golden link between themselves and
the whirligig of time-these must
have The Times sent daily TO their
sylvan or seaside retreat.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

complicated training for the one than for
the other.
When the war between the States broke
out and the government stood in need of
crews for its warships, it had the then
splendid merchant marine to draw upon.
This has been reduced to the coastwise
vessels and the material for naval service
materially Iessened. With numerous and
competent naval reserve a large part OF
the increased forces would be ready at
hand and the efficiency of our fleets would
not be impaired by inexperience on the
part of the sailors
1t viii be interesting to note the report
which Mr.. McAdoo win make when he re-
turns fro m his tour of inspection.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

THE TIMES is authorized 10 proffer
the services of one of the most repu-
table law firms in Washington to
persons needing legal assistance TO
free themselves from the clutches
of Shylock money brokers. Applica-
tIon must be made at this office, as
the firm offers this through charita-
bile motives and not from a desire to
gain publicity.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15
Tnll.nd 10 L. So

Ludwig Eisinger, a wen dressed old gen
tleman, who said he was seventy years
Of age, was before Judge Kimball yester-
day morning. Special Policeman William
joyce, as prosecuting witness, told The court
he had arrested the defendant while the
latter was standing on the east Capitol
steps late Thursday night making a
speech to the stars. His honor held Eisin-
ger for examination as to his sanity,
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

1t may be truly said that the shylocks
are on the run They are making extraor-
binary efforts to suppress evidence of
their chicanery, and some of them talk
OF leaving the city, probably to escape pun
ishment They are a set of rascals who
deserve popular contempt and legal pros
pcution
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

There is one thing at least that is coming
out of the swim. The summer sun shaving
a good effect on the marshes that adjoin
New Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

a favor by promptly reporting any dis.
courtesy OF collectors, or neglect OF duty
On the pgrt OF the carriers. Complaints
either by mail or in person VIII receive
prompt attention. Papers should be de-
Ifvered 10 all parts of the city by 6i3o
o'clock each morning, including Sunday.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

Secretary Thurber can write as big words
in response TO ministerial slips of the tongue
as his royal master, but he cannot supply
them with the same vitriolic, biting edge.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

The newspaper that publishes personal
scandals is a nuisance. The newspaper
that attacks public abuses Is a bcHefactor.
Washington sas both kinds.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

In New York Commissioner Roosevelt
does not use lasso in making a round up.
But when ne brings the police into camp
they get branded just the same.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

Your Uncle Russell Sage wants it under
stood that Lawyer Choate can't have any
of the political plums which he proposes in
future to distribute.
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

1t won't hurt RockafeIIar to pay that
$94O 600 verdict, but it would make most
other people resort 10 passing The hat
The Washington times., 1895-06-15

write whatever you wish about the
eIectropoise and / Will sign II, was the
reply received from MIR. t.. w. CfSSEL,
when asked for an Endorsement. why Go
you suffer? For sale or rent. Information
free. Hours, 8 to 10, 8 TO 8. JOHN n.
WEBB, 72S 18th st. NV.