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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23
TO BIZ SAFE



Governor Richards nuea Not Credit tho
story That the Princeton Students We're
AIausaeTod.
CnpYRNNR, WYo,, July Ex-Governor
Richards has received a number oil
anxious inquiries from oaHtern friends
OF members Of the nineteenth annual
geological survey from Princeton col
lege, now makIngR tripin northwestern
Wyoming, who have been reported cap
tuTsd by BaRBaeks and massseFsd.
Governor Richards 10 certain that no
harm has beinllen the students. The
tight between settlers and Bannock In
dians occurred on July 4 in Jackson
Hole region, near tho western Wyoming
limo, directly south OF tho Yellowstone
national park. On July 3 the Prince
ton students were at Lander, IN Ere
mont county, over n hundred miles
from the scent Of tho trouble. The eI'
petition remained in Lander for several
days aud then proceeded sloWlyup the
Big WIND river towards the northwest
In search Of specimens aud to examine
the geological formations west OF Fort
Washable, Tho country in which they
wero TO travel is comparatively well set
tod, and for at least hlty miles along
tho Big Wind river there are numerous
ranches. Ths country to be examined
by them Is within easy reach Of Fort
Washable, where there arc two compan'
los Of United States infantry and q mum
Der OF Indian police.
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SEVERAL STORMS

In Ohio aud kentucky Intense HSn, In
the Ohio Valley.
C~rScrSSA7r, July 22.-ROports from
different parts of Ohio and kentucky
reports severe storms last night. These
storms seem to visit certain sections,
while adjacent districts are as dry as
ever. Other points report conO'shaped
bursts like tho ono near GAINESVILLE.
which killed Mrs. Ciom Wilson aud
George Deielmax in tho camp meeting.
At Towards Mill, near Mount Sterling,
XIV, Green Garrett was struck by q cloud
burst while riding along tho highway.
lie aud his horao wsta killed. Through.
out the Ohio Valley to-day tho heat 10
Intense.
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TIE MEAYEnh, srRfKE.

A Break In tho Observation-Disclosures thRt
tho End Is coming.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 22.-Thcro
we're aigui OF 4 broak in the ranks Of
tho striking wsnvers to-day, owing to
tho determined stand taken by the
leading manufacturer against granting
tho increase asked for. Fifteen Of the
strikers returned to their looms at
bromley Bros mills to-day and ut sew.
eral other mills there we're small do.
iecliona from tho strikers. 4 member
Of tho firm Of Bromley Bros, saysi
"Boiore another week has otapsud tho
majority oil tho looms in tho ingram
carpet mills Of Kensington will DO run.
ning,h
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MAnnIGp ms srEpMoTMER.
To Right a Wrong Dons to Her by his
Father-A Western Romance.

To Right u Wrong Done to Her By MS
Father-A Western Romance.
TACOMA, WASH. July 22.-Henry
veuzle, aged twenty.threo, has married
Hattie Klugensmith, supposed to bo his
stepmother, aged forty.Iix. His father
has d~lsiRherited him. For twelve years
the elder Voazio had lived here with
Mrs. Yeazie. lie informed her recently
that she was not married TO him, be-
cause the man who performed the c0rc-
mony was not legally authorized to
marry them. A few months ago no had
Mrs. Yeazio sign deeds OF all his prop
crty which had been given to hor and
70 his son Henry. This was done, It is
said, because his creditors in Minnesota
and Wisconsin, having learned he had
made a fortune in tho west, were pre-
pairing TO collect large sums due them.
Tho elder VeAzis a few days ago went
20 California on a business trip, aud OH
his return found his son Henry
and Hattie Klugensmith married.
lIo ordered them out OF his
house. and declared that he would dis
inherit Henry, but tho latter laughs at
his father. lilo sayA that tho VeaEio
estate, valued at $4,000, a never be
Wresled from him. lie says he wanted
to do all he could to right tho wrong
done Miss Klugensmilh by his father.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF ms ,Iouoy aud stOel
Markets.

Markets.
SEw YoEI. July 22-MoueY on call easy at
/ per cent; las. loan / per cent closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper Bal per cent
Sterling exchange steady a. 81 sslIat 70 Silver
certificates G7HaG7Hc
strong tone characterized the trading on the
stock exchange to-day, aud, with occasional re-
ncliOuL led 10 the taking OF profits The granger
shares led the market both IN activity nnd buoy,
RncY. Reports OF g heavy crop came IN IFom All
sections Of the corn belt, which circumstance
induced the bear traders TO close out thelT con
tracts. aud the result Is u material gain IN tho
stOckaOt tho gTaln carrying roads. Nearly tnc
entire railroad list shared In the q vance. the
more important net advances from SATURDAY $
Clnslug ptlcat ate: Consolidated uaS, lNs Cleve.'
land, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81 Louis And
Wheeling a Lake Erie preferred ~; Minueap0,
lis & 81 Louis. ~, and American Tobacco: ] per
cent. Satinnni btnsegd shown n loss OF ! per
cent and all other shares q fraction Inc lln,
prOyement In Wheeling K Lake Erie pTeietrgu
was due 20 the announcement on Saturday Otthe
Bgrcemtut with the baltimore Il ONO LOT the
J0lnt use Of tho Valley railroad OF Ohio. The
market clo,ed strong TO buoyant The sales
The total sales OF stocks to-day were ?i?,io?
shares
Government bonds firm.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved IN six hours by tho "NEw
GREAr SoUrH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE."
This now remedy Is a rroat surprise on
account Of It's exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back aad every part Of tho urinary pass.
ago in male or female. II relieves 70.
tsntiou Of water aud pain in passing It
almost Immediately. II you van quick
reliol and cure this Ia your remedy,
Sold by r. II. List, druggist, Wheeling.
~ Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23

TnAvrLrm nnd u aato companion ~
10 Vita Collie aud Cholera Cure. A
change In drinking wnlnr and In dot,
often CAUSES severe aud dangerous Com'
plalnih. This medicine always cures
ttsm. Logan & o., WAeollng, w. Va
H. \. Peabody DonwoOd, bowie 4 Co.,,
D~flJgOpOtliO
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Tho best 5alye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhOum, fever
sores, tottor, ChappO1 hands, %chilblains,
cornB. and all ska ctupttons, aud posi-.
lively curoI pilos. or no pay required,
II Is guaranteed to give perfect salisiac.
ton or money refunded, Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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C~hlcHEu-Cattlo active; sales wer1 on a basis
OF s. iOaGyl for common TO choice native steers
aud corn fed lots NJ Si2j upward cows aud bulls
sold ut St0oai 90 Hogs, receipts Yery heavy,
quiet aud lower the best prices for light hogs
was q 80, which was twenty cents above that Tor
the best heavy weights sales were made OF com
mon 10 choice heavy hogs at 81 bbll 6' mixed ut
s. Olli 20 ana light weights Sj6iaj Is. Sheep nc
10 eLiFR choice, with yeaTiings quotabie ~ s. tea
Z %; spring lambs were hrmer at e. OOal 90 for
poor 10 choice Receipts. cattle 900 head:
calves 400 head hogs 5000 head; sheep 1900
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"WE direct the attention OF our read.
ets to tho advertisement Of Simmons
Liver Regulator on another page. We
have used the medicine in our family,
and arO prepared TO sHy, from expert.
once, that for a torpid liver or a disnr.
dsred stomach it lie n good remedy.
When travelling wo usually carry somO
In our valisO. From tho "Chrlstiau
Visitor" S~mithfcld, n. G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23

Aeps, July 22.-AdvIcos received
horO from tho Vicinity Of BorDcrn, east
Africa, say that tho English expedition
tsnpdoscd to DO that Of DR.. Donaldson
gmith, Of Philadelphia has doionlcd
tho RohatoL tribe, which has been liar.
fyinp caravans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23

BosroS. MASS, July 92.-ltoS Francis
Il. Clark, president Of tho United soci.
city OF Christian EndeaVor, to-day 70.
cciysd n sst Of resolutions passed. by
thu Americans Of Boston IS Il special
moeling last night, thanking tho soci.
oty and President Clark aud Secretary
Baor, personally for tho action Of tho
recent convention In this city In pOti.
tioning President Cleveland and Queen
Victoria TO talso stops for tho hotter
protection Of Armoninns In Turkey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23

Lnnd0n-At Tho wool auction SnlCq Il tihy IT,.
7iJ uhlua Wut offered NJ which i,ul1 Wuto With
,,fnWi Tic wool was Oi good quality, aud
Tho following arc the mlo' IN detail New South
WtirA, 16s! bhies, secured stats is, rtrns,
AZ ,alll, Queensland. 100 bales. secured qdhIs
nj, greasy 1t,nii,d Victoria, 2,lll bales secured
GtlIals Oh. greasy htyuild p0uth Australia,
100 NA1csi secured tiuntS M gtOasy laid.
Sew EtalHul, h,2lt bnltyl secured pluia nd.
greasy a,alOlil d. TWmauia, 1850 balc, secured
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WHES occasion demands its use, try
Do Wits Witch Hazel salye. 1t IL
cooling 10 burns, stops pain instantly,
cleanses, a perfect healer for sCalds or
skin eruptions, Always cures pilos.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b.
+. Peabody, BonwOOd, aud Bowie & Co.,
BTidgepoFt, o.
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WAsutNdroS, D. O., July 92.-P, b,
Pierce, father Of S, l.. Pierce, n Of
the party Of Princotonians said to have
been captured by tho hammock Indians
in Idaho, this morning received u letter
from his aon daiod July 10, with u post
script dated July 10, The postscript
was written at tho mouth Of Perry
creek, about sixty miles from JackSona
Hole, whore the troubles Rro said 10
have occurred. Young Pierce stated
that tho party wat about to start for tho
Yellowstone through the Union pass.
Gov. Richards dispatch to the secretary
of the interior last week fixed the date
OF the fight as July 10, As the StudGnil
could not have reached the locality boz
fore the 18th Mr.. Pierce eutortalns
little anxiety in regard to them.
Prot. Hatcher Is said to bs experienced
In Indian ways, and Mr., Pierce has full
confidence in his ability to handle the
party safely.
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Petroleum,

OIL CItY-0pened, highest, lowest aud closed
al 81 81; no sales; clelTanCeS $50, 90 barrels ship
mentA I9l,S4i barrels; runs l52 ,sSG barrels,
New YOrk-Petrolaum steady P0nusylvanla
oil, sales none; August option, sales nonei
closed VI 81 81 bid Lima OIL, ERlbs o u
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

limo Table No n, ~ tax, . NOT MIA IN,
SUNDAY November ~ lNll
leave wheeling -l5!JJ. tJib iNilUa m, TIA
tl1a ttHn, fHOi T. M
eal4I, Illa6, 1890 ~ IN
Leave Mathis Forty =lSli 1901 lllbla m
t2Ia cl!r7 llHl' ip.ll
'Arflvc Tct,ninnl Iuuciion- is'i7 ll0Dl ltliJ
A. in, tt!gN. HlEla tltH Gus n H.
Leave Ts,ptlual luuotlon l7,ll, flnl, 4 W,
tiiiI0 a M, iiNg iIIO), Iilil, 1910 4, M,
Leave MtftIi'sFtfp II -, tlHUi a. mi 'llb
fIOi. lliO 'i.p tSst'r NJ
tPGvu rontnnta Il "A, i}.tthm 'ti'it, itltt
tll7, tb!gt. IstS H. ~,
'Hfhyo WiiCoI Ing 10. l0iN a m, slljL
tliT IliI tilll, tplrN y H.
tDaiiy iDAliy otIdp1 sunday. liundAri 1uli
Ailtnlus will tin on Eastern Tina
j,E TAUB5lu sup0hutonl0n-
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WAsn SGroN, July state
ment Of the CONDITION Of tho treasury
shows: Available cash balances. slOl,.
3ll,lS3i gold reserve. sos, sOO,6jl.
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Browns
Iron RItters

that old and reliable strengthening
medicine, Is made for Just this
gently stimulates the action Of
the vital organs and puriiics and
enriehes the blood, beauties the
complexion, sweetsns the breath,
and turns the weakness and suffer-
Ing Of disease into the Joy Of per-
feet health.
B,swn's lion Filters Il pleasant to take,
and il viii not stain the teeth nor cause
ar ne wrapper, Out book, How to
Live . Hundred YsSIs," tells all about It;
fee TOT q. stamp, o.
sIowS CHEAucAt Co, BALTIMORE NO
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mAcHINERY
RAILROADS.
~ pennsylvania stations
VU2RRSyIVdRid LINES.
N Trains Run BIZ Central limo.

rIcKEr OFFICES At pF:NyTLvANrA STATION o.
MIrHR 1T, fOTr or ELEVENTH NJ. WHEEIlN0,
At MCtURE HuusE, WHEELING, AND AT INV
PISSVTLyAS1A STATION. nRipGEroRT.
ca----rrr-r g~rrrrn-s nv n.Nnfr nnItrr.n
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MgLnosr. MAsg., July 22,-Ilon, AloS'
amber II. Rice, ex-governor NJ Massn.
uhnapttB, diud nj thu hnngw6od Hotel
hero this afternoon Of paralysis.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On and after Monday, Juuo 10, 1915. paE
senger Trains will run RS follows: 'DAllG.
tnally Except sunday. Genital time
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When baby was sick, wc gave her catort',
When she was a Child, sho crIcl for CastorV,
whrn she became NHy, rho chung so Cns,oriA,
Whom Gho had Children, GhC guvothom Castorls,
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GOlNG NORTH
Electric cars between wheeling. Martins Forty
aud g., l. & W Depot In lrllgCpntL

7aNH n, n from ulryplRud ~ OhichsviilC "a
y M from UhflchsylllO IN Clcyrinid ttint lally.
Through CUnuectlnua aud THOUGH ttckott Ia
all points Call on our agents ut address
M-u CAillEL HClrml InyOngct AgchL
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad

Onand after Saturday. February : 1875 traIni
will run ag follows, city uuic'
LEAyE WlEELiV0 LEAyr lin UWOyE
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RAILWAY lime CARD.

NAV w, inlh ~ENPLASAuOA OF REFEiuSCg
Marks; 'hally; tntly. except SUNDAY; iDlily.
except saturday; 'nllIy, except Monday; sun.
nays only Mondays only; Saturdays only.
Eastern standard Time.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
Rule to Appear and Plead.

Harvey u r. Boyd oommdD In the 6ioa. Court of of
Lewis Lowery Glenn Butler Co. A. D.
No SO, June Term 1895 B. 16. Page TO-
Order of court ard rule to appear and
plead. Now June 22nd 1895; motion Of
5. Il. Piesol, Atty, for Plaintiff, Harvey
Il. Boyd, for rule, and defendant Lewis
Lowery Glenn to appear and plead, filed.
The above action being brought to en-
force the Specific performance of the
agreement of the vendee, as appears By
the record, and the Sheriffs return shows
that there is no person residing on land
bounded and described in the writ as fol-
lows: Being one lot of land on the north
west corner of Forest Ave, in Springdale
and bounded 50 feet by Centre Ave, IA
feet and inches by Forest Ave; 73a feet
by an alley, and 144 feet 9 inches by lot
No. and being lot No. 571 in VIM
S. Boyds plan OF lots in Spriugdale, being
the same lot of land that Harvey Il. BOYD
sold to the said Lewis Lowry Glenn. by
agreement dated April 9th, 1891, and that
the defendant cannot be found in the coun-
ty the plaintiff by his Atty S. II. Piersol
asks the court to grant rule on the de-
fendant to appear and plead. Now June
p, 1895 1t appearing that the above act
ion of ejectment is brought to enforce the
specluc performance OF the agreement
against the vendee and that there is no
person residing upon the land described
In the writ, and that the vendee cannot be
found by the Sheriff of the county, the court
grsnts rule on the defendant, describing
the premises to appear and plead, return
able to next term. By the Court.
June %, 1895. Rule on defendant TO ap-
pear and plead returnable to next term.
BUTLER COUNTY SIS: CERTIFIED FROM
THB RECORD THIS % DAY OF JUNE 1895.
SAMUEL M. SEAToH.
PRoTHY
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Accidents.

Adam Frederick Sr. of Great Belt wa:
struck on the head by the pully of hay
fork, on Wednesday afternoon Of last week
with such force as to fracture his skull.
They were hoisting hay By horsepower at
the time, and the rope broke. He died on
Saturday.
By the wreck of al ore train on the P.
s. & L E. at Greenville last Friday, en-
gineer Beaver was so badly injured that
he died soon after. His home was at
Shenango.
Nicholas Weitzsl of West Liberty met
with serious accident last Thursday.
He started from Butler for Mt. Chestnut,
that afternoon, to visit his son who lives
there, aud was found lying in the road,
with hisno and chin cut and hurt in the
breast. He was taken TO his sons house
and medical assistance sent for, and was
taken hom5 day or two after. he could
give no account of the accident, but as
the front of the buggy was damaged it is
supposed that the horse kicked him.
James McAndrews, a brakeman of the
P. dS W. r. R., received serious injuries
last Saturday while at work. He was rid
ing on the top of box car, while passing
the coal triple at Glenshaw, when he
stepped to one side, his head striking one
of the coal chu'es, knocking him off the car,
and cutting his head in several places.
The train was travelling about fifteen
miles an hour When picked up he was
unconscious de was removed to the
Allegheny General hospital. He is about
80 years of age, and lives on Sherms1
street, Millvale
A. T Mcdowell met with a horrible
death at Williamsburg on the morning of
the 9th.
He was taking few nails to one of his
jobs, although not necessary to go by the
railroad it was the most convenient. He
went on the road at South Ave, and had
not gone more than 100 feet up the road
till he was met by the Western Express,
which switched just few feet ahead of
him. And going at lightning speed It
confused him so that be was struck before
he could get off the track. He was put
in the baggage car, and although he wa
badly mangIed he lived till the train got
to 2Sth st but died before ali ambulance
could be summoned fron the West Penn
Hospital. He was 60 years old the day
he died. His father also died on the 9th
Of July. He was engaged in plastering
and cementing in this county for 10 years
moving to Williamsburg in the Spring of
1898 He resided in Millerstown, Fair
view and Butler, ofthis county.
He leaves a wife and six children, Mss
Ida, S., r. R., j. E Miss Mary and VIM.
S. of Nilkingburg and James A. of Butles
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
GALLERY ITEMS.

Hooks and Huskins No. = on the Sam
uei Staples farm has just been drilled
through The sand, ana has made a number
OF heavy flows. 1t is said to be good for
40 or 30 bbls. per day.
Hartman d. Son will have their rig fin
ished on j JJhn Staples in few days aud
will start the drill at once.
Luuz & Co. are getting ready for their
No. Richardson, location having been
made some days ago. They have also
located Que Oh the Metz farm.
Griesbach & Co. of Evans City have To-
Gated on the Metz and will be ready for
operations shortly.
Lawson & CO. are hauling in the mater
ial for their No. on the Waters farm and
have located their No. 3.
w. S Cashdollar is looking after the
interest of Burke d. Johnson on the Cash
dollar farm.
Carruthers, Peters & Co. are as busy as
bees, having to work over time to keep up
with their orders.
Thomas & Son have not been success
ful i'll getting the tools out of their No. l
on the Miller farm aud will drill new well
f. q. GODDARD will soon have lis new
house finished, making big improvement
on his property.
NJ J. Peters was in Pittsburg on busi
ness, Monday.
}. A. Hull made business trip to AL
leg heny on last Friday.
Mrs. J. G. Grant is absent visitin &
friends in the northern part OF the county
Ralston q Co. are drilling their No.
Jos. Cashdollar farm deeper expecting tc
get more production in the lower pay
streak.
John Shannon visited Butler on Tues
day.
The r. r. Co have not got their water
well completed yet.
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OIL Notes.

The Standard is paying 25 this morn
ing.
The market declined twenty-three cents
| a.barrel last week, ie from Sl.53 to Sl.3O
! and somebody suggested that the Stand
I ard was making the producers pay for the
Mellon pipe line, which it gobbled. Mel.
| Ion is said TO have lost million By tdt
! transaction.
Butler-The well on the Miller farm,
west of town, and about a mile south OF
Buttercup, came in last Saturday, and is
showing for a good well.
Yesterday, they were yet drilling in a
good sugar-Sand, and the indications were
for large well.
Hooks d Limberg will drill on the Dick
Johnston, mile or so southeast of town;
Goe & Whitehaus on the R. P. McLeeton,
Steelsmith d Say on the Patterson, and a
rig is up on the Ed. Cochran.
Callery-Hooks Bros No. l, on the
Staple is pumping 40 bbls. a day; the Law
son well on the W alters, east of Gallery
is estimated at 40 TO 80 day.
Six new rigs are up in and about the
town. and operators are securing leases.
Mars-Watt d Taskers, l, on the An
derson started off at 80 b5ls; Barnsdsll &
Co.'S. l on the Blakeley, . miles east of
town. is reported at 80 bbls. and may
open a new field connecting the Browns
dale and Baltuur fields; 0wrnes l, on the
Peal is showing for 10 bbls; Russell& Co.'S.
on the Balfour and the Echo Cos. well on
the Covert are both showing good.
Southwest of Mars four and one-half
miles Leidecker & Co.'S. well on the Boil
man farm is increasing in production and
has stimulated some new work. The same
company is sJarti z a test well on the
Wahl farm, 500 feet west OF the Bolman.
Long d Go. are starting we'll on the
Kidd farm, , 900 feet south of the Bolman,
and the Forest Oil Company has made a
location on the adjoining lease.
Amberson's Mills-Mar6hall d McQuis-
ton have started two new wells; one on
the Peffer and one on the Burr.
Clay twp-The Caruthers well is good for
abot % bbls; rig is going up on the John
Allen farm, and two on the Samuel Black
Fairyiew-Campbel d Godfrey's well
or the Gruver, north of Peachville, came
in last Saturday, and is estimated at %
bbls.
yenango twp.-McJunkin & Co.'S we'll
for ten barrel we'll. 1t will probably
open a new field.
Herman-Byers & Co.'S 3 Bergbiglsr
started off at 70 barrels, flowing.
Peachulle- Nick Pontious is building
rig on his own farm; the well on the Tom
Hays is showing up nicely, and the well
Oh the VIM. Ellenberger was shot Satur-
day, aud is showing some oil
0gle-The Robinson farm well is doing
about 100 bbIs. new rig is going up on
the Ii. 3 Rice; the Forrest has leased 20
acres from Fred Moore; Rice sold his
lease on the Lutz to McNally; the Forrest
has offered $3.50 for this lease.
Washingt Hoover will complete
well on his place, Saturday. He now
has fifty bills day.
Centre Twp-Brown & Co, of Pittsburg
have located well on the Al. Eukas farm
The East End Oil Co., is putting up
rig on the j. M. Thompson, one mile west
Of Euclid
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-08-01
A administrators Notice.

Letters Of administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the estate
of Rev. Samuel Williams, decd, late of
Brady twp, Butler Co, Pa, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please make immediate paw
meLt and any having claims agains: said
estate will present them, properly au.
thenticated for settlement to
DAVID POTTER WILLIAMS, Admir-,
Flora, Butler Co., Pa
Williams and Mitchell, Attorneys.