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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
ELORA ECHOES.

The season for cool nights and stormy
weather il iasi approaching. and ar people
are busy gathering m thei- iaH cIOps an
making preparations for winter.
Hallow Fen passed off very quietly, al
though he evening was damp 1t was not
Of an exciting nature.
Our friend Billy Slime WIS unfortunate
in getting badly scaldea last week by an
accident with the boiler oi bis gTist mill,
but his condition is not acTious and in a
Few days he will be himself .sgain.
Mis4 Msris Williams OF Slippery Rock
State Normal spent Saturday at her home
and visiting her many friends.
J n. Thompson now stands behind the
counter and attends to tho wants of his
many cu-tomsrs.
IL il said that James Z. Kelly puts out
more co.l than any other man in Kane's
mine That is right jim. industry and
perseverance, are the keyuoteb Of Success.
Wilson Bros have closed the season Of
threshinR after "a very busy seasons work
and satisf1ciion TO all.
Our oil well is getting nearly down to
whore they will find the oil IL Is hoped
IL wiz be completed before long.
Jacob Koch has almost completed a
m ost elegant now house, but il now suffer
ing from typhoid fever.
Miss Florence McNees has gone TO New
Brighton 10 spend the winter with her
brother, ID. l.. McNees, a leading journalist
of that city.
Samuel W Thompson made business
trip 10 Butler last week.
very enjoyable surprise partv wbs
given at the home of Miss Florence Mccall
III honor Of her birthday. good time
was the expression Of all the guests May
We have moro such meetings where
friendship ana good will pres all aud ~hcre
IA Pheasant evening Is enjoyed ny all
The little rain 81 Friday eve was en-
rouragin2 buJ 100 dsilcalo 10 DO Of "a
practical nature
Henry Hoffman and family, Of Centre
township, were the gusH,a oi ). A. ThomP
sou and family on last Saturday.
John Alhin thinks If he can trade Il bad
little horse for a good big one. Tho man
10 feel blue - not bit like him
arion McCurdy ia the man who raises
the preat big fields Of buckwheat. He
will have Il crop If any il % be had. and
Newton thinks hs will have lots of cakea
the winter.
sir. Cooper II cnplorsd near Jameson
vile where he expects rnapend the @intrr
The new residence of Seth Snyder
!. n,suug completion aud b one al which
81. ms v'il t' Prnnd.
Il. Book maara tup 10 GrecDgjla laN
week
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
NEIaHBoRhooD NOTES.

It is going the rounds OF our exchanges
that Samuel Simon. of Neshannock town
ship, Mercer county, is 60 years old and has
never tasted whiskey, smoked cigar, nor
chewed tobacco, has never performed any
kind Of work on Sunday and has been sick
only six weeks in his life, and then be cured
himself by vegetable remedies which he
found near his house. Mercer comfy don't
claim him. She aas no Ne hammock toWu-
ship nor Samuel Simon, which comes pret-
ty nearly being Simple Simon. He is lndI-
genous to Lawrence county, and isa pleas
ing variation from the snake stories a. d
tales of wonderful caves which largely
emiuate there.
Beaver Falls woman stood in front Of
the glass, and ate one apple after an other,
until she had swallowed nearly peck.
She did not see her future hu sband, but a
doctor was kept busy that night saying
her Iiie.
The earthquake of Wedu esday OF last
week, caused some of the gas wells near
Anderson Ind, TO increase and shut of
others entirely.
a riot occurred in ElIWood City Saturday
night, and st least half duzsI men were
injared. For some time the employees in
the glass works and those IL the tin piaie
mill have been on the outs. and when one
from each mill got into a fight it was
signal for frse-for-au engagement. At
one time there we're no less than 80 men
engaged in the melee Three Of the men,
covered with blood, ran into house to
escape the mob and hid under the bed IN
an upstairs room. The fight continued
until midnight, and next morning four Of
the men were unable to leave their homes.
When the apprentice in the Daily
News ofice in New Castle went into the
engine room Monday Morning, be saw coil
ed up at the foot Of be stairs what he sup
posed Was piece OF betting He stopped
to pick it up when be saw the head and
glistening eyes Of a snake. He called assis
tance, and after a battle The snake was dr.
patched. Il was a large copperhead How
it got into the cellar is mystery.
a case was tried in the Cl@articld county
courts recently which shows how small a
matter can be carried to extremes. a man
was arrested for stealing a turnip valued
at six cent?. The trial cost the county 5000.
a farmer drove into Erie one day last
week with a load Of potatoes and not fl nd
ing market dumped them into the
river. He was arrested aad fined $l5 and
costs.
Youngstown will soon cease to be the
Mecca of persons hunting big damag .s
against the railroad companies. The
circuit court lately reversed the verdict
in ten such cases, with damages ranging
from one to ten thousand dollars. TINS
damage litigation has beer a heavy expense
to Mahoning county, as the majority of
the cases were brought by non residents.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Neighboring Counties.
FARMINGTON FACTS.

w. g. Jamison was able to visit his
store, last Saturday,
Repair work On the NJ. u church was
began, last week.
Prof. Thomas Hilard, Of Sunbury Acad-
emy spent Sabbath at home
Mr. and Mrs Perry Campbell of West
Sunbury are visiting Dr CsmpbelPs
giet-rs Mrs. McMichael Ind Mrs Tebay 81
tui- place.
The vel ON the Vim. Hunter farm ha-
been abandoned sfter being drilled to a
depth of 1900 feet. There Was q light
showing Of both gss and OIL.
some of our young people recen ntly
peat very pleasant evening IN North
Warrington. They ieel highly comp!I-
meated 'yer The hofpitaiity meted out t.
y eu by lL.ir Warrington iII'UJs.
oar grnesre are paying Is for eggs, 20
i"r iU't'T, % iCT potatoes and % ana 25
-, Iectively Tor corn and oats
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
PETROLIA PENCILINGS.

Grs. q. ,,fiir and Nr5 IS. for-or
speLt sunday IN Parkers LaudinR.
Rev. McLure aud wife, Of Bru!n we're in
toHI on Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Ross. of Washington is visit
ing among her many friends here.
ar. A. Erwin is in Rsnfrew, this
web.
VI. & o. Ki auclatcin vas fumm oned
u. ,ls,.rnr, q. ua .st Tuesdny, on ac-
Inn, ot ,hsaa..l a her y.nlh'~ 'sm"-
l. rls
Mi--e- N,upi. aud dartpa Donahue re-
tutt.a ii edncsday from three months
,i-i a. Philadelphia.
4 F.a H,.rh ~aa IN Pittsburg Wed.
=. #dt o.. r,E.
NJ. a.u 81 r o ger, Of Perkerr
L....,s f =. eaiiILR 90 ineOds IN town,
Tu,edHy evening.
" rin, ~. cau1ttrr oi Mr. and Mrs.
VII H.tr ID v,Gy III viii mapgetis of tie
braiD.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
The Holmes Case.

The Holmes case was continued ~ Phil
adelphis, Thursday. Miss YOKE oi Frank
lin Ind, who Travelled with Holmes a- his
wife told the story Of her relaIi NJ viz
him; Mrs, Pietzel was recalled TO idepti
fly some clothing; Detective Geyer told "i
Holmes different stories; All evidence
regarding the killing OF the PieIyI cbii
dren was ruled out; Police supernt-n.
dant Linden confirmed Geyer's story, add
the court Adjourned for the day.
Friday Miss Yoke was again ON tn.
stand and told how Holmes had deceived
her into marrying him. The decision Of
Judge Arnold that no testimony would be
admitted other than that bearing directly
on the murder of Benjamin Pietzel had
the effect of keeping out group of grew
some exhibits and silencing about 30
witnesses brought there from Canada, New
England and the West, and supported for
six DAYS at the Commonwealth expense.
1t prevented the offering in evidence Of
the moldered bones Of the boy, Howard
Pietzel, the stove in which he was burned,
the clothes the little fellow wore when he
had body TO put inside them, and the
toys he played With and the trunk which
smothsred out the lives Of the gilis, lice
and Nellie. Besides, 1t put qaIstus upon
Detective Geyer, who's detained nauatve
of his travel over the continent ia cue
cessful search for evidence Oi Holmes' ue-
structive movements would have msje =
thrilling tale.
Distric. Attorney Graham fought a" naru
% he knew how TO get this esld-Loe ~ vIt
the law was against him, aud tue G@fc"e
scored its first and prouaDy ~ .,
victory.
On Saturday the arguments were mad
and that evening, alter considering the
matter for an hour or two, the jury found
Holmes guilty of murder in the first degree.
His attorneys made motion for new
trial
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Cheviot Suitings,

In neat mixture effects, choice colorings-
all So inches wide-5oc.
It's not only these extraordinary soc
lines were calling attention to, but as rep
rcscntation Of general line from Ioc to
Sl. 50 a yard that we believe is without
equal in this country, and well send you
samples when you write for them to see
what you think, and that will be the
same as we think or we're very much
mistaken III the wonderful values-but
we don't think we are
Several cases Of late things from Eu-
rope i'll Dress Goods, Novelty Suitings
and tailorings, 75c 10 so that will con
vince you where it's best for you TO buy
Dry Goods.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
GOMERSOL JOTS.

Philip Gruver made business trip to
Butler on Monday, in the interest of the
Daisy Hill Oil Co. Ltd.
W. P. Reed and James Fitzpatrick of
Pittsburg were out looking up their prop
erty known as the Sullivan tract, east Of
Coaltown, last week Nr Perry Wolford
purchased from them all the saw timber
and Is about to erect one Of the largest saw
mills that has been in Cherrv twp for some
time Mr.. Job J. his son will have the
charge of ths, book work and other incl
dents connected with large plant OF this
kind
The carpenters finished roofing the
Dwelling House on Tuesday, and Ieit for
their home, but did lot reach there in time
20 vote. We are glad of that IS they are
all Democrats, and they can count + votes
les in this township, on account OF their
absence.
The oil well being drilled by Frank
Ferguson. near Killedo, IL progressing
nicely under the supervision OF Jess VOL
ford.
J J. Wolford, a business man Of Daisy
Hill. went to Aoni-esu, Saturday night,
on the limited He was Gnable to get i
lower birth. but succeeded in trading au
upper win another farmer. who had lower
"I3" and was supersilious. Mr.. Woliord
considers the number a sign Of good, rath-
er than i'll luck. I!e was travelling on
PeaSley train and had berth 'l3' in sleeper
10 while the n in was OF the same nun
ber. The train collided with a freight and
tne passengers We're shaken up, Mr.. VOL
ford getting sU!ained wrist. He blamed
il on the unluckv 10 uu-il he learned that
the passengers IL that Car were the only
ones who had escaped serious injury.
Quite number of our sports went out
"coon" hunting not long agO-22 OF them
and captured one cocr.
The sale OF VIM. Canadians was well at
fenced Com gong at 25t, oats at %,
buckwheat al SO. Thos W olf'rd purcnas-
ed 80 bushels Of corn and Messrs Thomp-
son the balance.
Philip Gruvrr has ths contract OF NOV
ing the two old block houses To the pro-
posed new mine, which i going to be open
ed this fall.
The mine il working stesdy at present
and Indications points TO steady WInters
work. good miners are in demand.
Charles Beach1m who ha, been sick for
the isst year has again returned to work.
M Beacuum has had several inquiries IN
regard 10 WORK on the new switch. which
hr has the contract for. but for some rea
son has not a. yet, started upon it.
J. D. Wolford Is setting up the smokes.
It's girl this timo.
Nj Mont HnchcnJerry Is again able to
attenI u his Teaching at CUaltown. We
are glad to hear OF bis recovery, as be wa
badly u8ed up ne tine his horse runaway
T.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
CLUB RATES FOR 1896.
NeCANDLESS' HEAVE CURE

have Heave Cure that will cure any
case of heaves in horses in forty days,
used according to directions. and if it does
OF do what | claim for it, / will refund
he amount paid and no charges will be
ade for the treatment. The following
estimonials are the strongest proof of tn
sdic-nes power to cure:
A. J. MCCANDLEss,
Butler, Pa, 1893.
Mr.. A. J. MCCANDLEss:
On the End day of April, 1892, com
menced TO use your new cure for one OF
nv horses that had the heaves very bad,
and continued to use the medicine 70:
ab, at forty days and the horse did not
sh " any signs of return of them. 1t ie
NO " about a year since l quit givin the
m adicine and the horse he's never sowet
an signs of hesves, and / feel stishe'
cha he is properly cured.
w c. CRIswELL,
sutler, Pa, April 3, 1873
A. J. MCCAEpLRss:
have used your Heave Cure and founi
will do the work il used according to di
-tions. Yours truly,
y. r. MMILL u.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Repos, Of HssseIgesser School.

For tt.s achonl month ending Nov, lth.
The names OF pupils who did not miss
any dave during the month are a. iallOws;
ValIio Hcsselg .Or, Nellie Hc-rlges ser,
Viola gnsker, Lizze Freehlng Loui-a
Free INK Annie Cuikshauk, Lula
Ciuik hank, J.nuio Crdckpbanks Huana
DAVIS, Emma HrsseIgr-nsr, Lille Heller,
EIva Monroe, Maude HersalgrHser. haudc
Brlcker, Charles Foster, Willie ell, Lyle
Haslet, Willie Freehlirg. Paul Pimm,
Icllu BIickcr Oh rice s-elgesseT Per
crui rf ait~udauc, D5
V,-itatiun- y cr, made b. the school dur
lar tho nonta b. tue following per-UDs:
Rev haslstt, Nj JOAN Hcreelg"sser
ana Mias BrckIr Cruikhnauk. A c"rcial
invitation - rXtcuucd {" parents end
irIeuds Of education tu vi-it our Bcna"i.
JOHN L. MAIzLASp, TEACHER
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Nearly All Republican.

Pennsylvania Republican majority is
about nc, 900; Ohio's 100, 600; New York ;
oo,ooo; Maryland's 1900; New Jersey 5
TO- 600; Massachusetts, 5000; Iowa's
1900; Kansas 10000; Nebraska 1900.
Mississippi IS Democratic as usual.
PESNsYIvAEIA--The Republican state
ticket is elected by an average majority
of about 10000. The Republican
majority in the city and county OF
Philadelphia is about 9o,ooo. Peter
Smith, the Lackawanna county Demo
cratic candidate IS the seventh Superior
Court Judge.
New YoRK-State elected the Repub-
licau ticket by plurality Of about o.
900, and the next Legislature viii be
strongly Republican. Tarnnany captured
the city, however, by Pluralitles ranging
from Il, 900 to 1900.
OH1o-Returns Republican majority
of about 10000, and Gen. Bushnell was
flooded with congratulating kilograms,
Tuesday night This settles Campbell's s
Presidential boom.
Maryland-Tuesday was bad day for
German, the Democratic Quay OF Mary
land. - The combine OF Republicans
and Independent Democrats downed his
state ticket by II 900, and even Baltimore
went Republican.
u-o-r,.r,-,- po+t, -,s-+iec we're claim
ing Kentucky yestesday, but there was
no doubt of Louisville which went Re
publican by 5000. and the Republicans
were claiming the state by 1900. Later
returns assure the election Of the entire
Republican state ticket.
In Illinois no state officers were elected,
but the Republicans carried Chicago.
Kansas and N ebraska are Republican.
Tie Local Elections.
For an off-year Butler county gives the
Republican ticket splendid majority
about I, 800 and Butler borough 81. The
election passed off quietly all over the
county, and the returns are all IN the
Court House but, as usual, in few cases
both returns are sealed, and therefore we
cannot give complete table this week.
Quite a number of Republicans gathered
in Shafer's Hall, Tuesday night, and
greeted the telegraphic returns uproarlous-
w, When the news came that the Re-
publicans had carried Baltimore, one
enthusiastic NAL sang solo-Maryland'
NV Maryland The election IN that
state was of peculiar interest to Penn
sylvania Republicans on account OF the
assertion of the chairman OF the Mary
land Republican State Committee, that
Quay was helping his personal friend
German by SC nding repeater" from
Philadelphia to Baltimore in his interest.
Christley's majority over Cummings
in the county is about 1900 and IN the
town IA. He ran about 800 ahead OF
his ticket in the county and AZ in the
town.
The plurality on the state ticket is
about 400, which, considering that but
little over half the vote was polled, IS re-
III arkable.
Neighboring Counties.
Allegheny county reelected Heber
cpowen Coroner, though Harry
Sawyer, the Independent candidate had
a respectable vote.
]. Sharp Wilson was elected Judge OF
Beaver county by about SO.
The entire Republican ticket Of West |
moreland county is elected by majorities
ranging for 1000 10 5000.
Armstrong county gives about 1900
Republican majority, this year; Mercer
county; Lawrence county about 1900.
In Venango, Judge Criswell and the
whole Republican ticket is elected by
ahaut 1OO
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
All-wOOl SuitingS,

Medium rough effects-which on account
of style and value for the money, is the
most important offering Of Dress Goods
this year They're IS inches-yard and
a quarter wide and soc a yard.
We want every one of you to send aud
get samples Of these and then you'll know
when this store advertiscs anything ex-
traordinary it is that.
100 pieces assorted all-wool
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
E'arm For Sale.

Containing 20 acres Of good land, with
orchards of apple, peach, pear, and cher.
rees. grape arbora etc. A good Groom hous :
ith la-ge porches, summer house aud
gpring water at door. an excellent spring
hnute aud geveral other outside building
This property is located in Franklin
sowusbip. . miles from NJ. Chestnut and
uetwee n il and Propcot, and will be sold
81 traded for town property
For further particulars inquire at TIL
Office
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Iohn Shernam's Book.

Iohn Sherman writes booklet,
And a thousand people rise
To slug him in the necklet,
And to smash him in the eyes.
John Sherman writes booklet,
And a thousand people say
He dosen't know truthiet
utrru ne meets IL on the way.
Tohn Sherman writes booklet
Which is bound to give Us light;
And he dosen't care d-mlet;
For he knows when he is right.
Nen YOrE Sa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

SENATOR CAMERON has his weather
eve on third term in the U. IS. Sen
ate. He is no more use to Pennsylvania
In the serate than would be a wooden
man; besides his populist principles are
not in accord with the teaching OF the
Republican party. We have lots OF good
men in the party who would make use
full and creditable representatives in the
Uuited States Senate; but Don Cameron
is not one OF them.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

This store is reaching out for more bust
ness and getting it with choice goods at
prices that are i'll the interest of peoples
pocket books, of which the following are
examples:
Large lot of Red and Black
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

A cure for cancer has been announced
by two regular New York physicians, in
the regular manner prescribed by the
code in vogue among the doctors. 1t IS
causing a good deal Of discussion, and
through grave doubts Of its efficacy are
expressed, yet there can be no doubt OF
the earnest hope that the profession and
the general public feel that the cure
may prove all that its discoverers claim
for n
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

THE wettest plac. in this conn try Is
Neah Bay in Washington; over I25
inches Of rain fall there every year Ihe
dryest place in the United States, at any
point where regular observations are
taken, is Fort Garland, Col; less than
six inches of rain fall there during the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

All persons in terested in the above ap
Uraisement- will take notice That they VIII
Jc presented for confirmation to the Or
phans' Court OF Butler county, Pa, on Sat.
urday, the 9TH day Of December, 1897, and
if no exceptions are filed they will be con
lifmed absolutely,
JOSEPH CRISWELL,
Clerk o. G
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
From another correspondent.

From another correspondent.
D. b. Chrsty was in town Tuesday.
The election is over and everything pass
ed off quietly.
Hugh Stevenson passed through town
on Monday evening eDroute 10 CGrrie's
Corners.
Il P. Parker Ma a business trip to
Keistar On Monday eyoning.
c. W. Stevenson and family, Of West
Suubury moved over TO Caledonia on last
Saturday.
F. W Ferguson made a business trip to
GreenviIle ON Tuesday.
r NJ Russell Is at hon at present,
A b Campbell left for Chicago on Mon
day whe re be intends gong INTO The
grocery business, sue ess t. you Audley
". p Cuuie made d business tip to
West ounbury Thursday evening
MILLERSTOWN MUSINGS.
Phillip Scroebsl recently sold nis barber
shop tu james Gilbert of Karus City. ana
ibtends moviug to Butler, where he will
bghlH starr a. IlH NlN lidlts MI bINt-.
bar taken y sscrslon uf the shpl aHu lat"r
on wIil remove hiE ,ami!y to mi. place
a Dew company are listed with the bG1i-
pers m-n oi ih1- place. The same being
Ben khart d Sbafirr oi FeyrOlia, who
recently nave compie Cd barber sb- -,
near me depot, and are nov re2dY s o,.,,i
pete with any IN that iins al hgD' a..
Showaiter Bros & Uu, osD'> -, ,,.;,b ,h.f,
No 2, Saturday. The 81" "a b"nr. I '' trr
well edo no1rd ,','i almost continuously making
over ', ooo Dole, 9' . suddenly ceased how
OF oil in hs'
f'"' CT No 2 on the Hepler farm is al
.I" ~ u dry NJ Oh the samo farm st4rted
.Iowing at the rate OF 60 hbs an hour.
Rev 5herard and fe Of Fairview, are
visiting friends ia town this week.
TIE new depot II almost completed and
add gr"aJ,y to the look ol surrounding
tbeIehOouts
will G-pr-man ia seen on the street
shsking hands and receiving congrntul"
lions on his speedy recovery.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

PENN DAY, the 7I3th anniversary
of the landing of William Penn, was
celebrated in the public schools OF Phil
adelphia, last week.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Farms for Sale.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

a "a" NV I" 80 -
A valuable farm, located III Donegal
twp. and comprising about ITS acres, I2G
of which are cleared and the rc.t covered
with whitc-oak and chestnut timber; well
watcrcd and having two orchards wlth
plenty of peaches and grapes; good build
ings, consisting Of two-stry, frame
dwelling house, large barn, grancry,
spring-housc, and all other necessary
optbuildings: two miles FROM railroad
station and six miles from county seat
convenient 20 schools and churches, will
be sold cheap, one half the purchase
money to be paid down and the BALANCE
in two payments within two years.
The farm is leased until April OF 1897,
but has no other cnllmbranccg. For
further particulars INQUIRE at this oihce.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1895,

MANS life is like a drop OF water
falling into the infinite ocean OF Time,
There is a tiny splash for an instant and
all IS over. In this brief moment, how
ever. he has time to glance about him
and see the wide expanse OF infnity on
either side, and his imagination magazines
his existence a million diameters, and
hi. little life looks long,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07

A cream oftartar baking powder. High
est OF all in leayeniug strength -L0tcs
United Suites GOUeTnment FoOd report
ROYAL EARinG POWDER Co.. IOC wall st.. n. Y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
We Want
Your Trade

and to get it, will give
yon the Best quality Of goods et the
Lowest Prices
As an additional inducement
we offer you special discount in
the shape Of our grand premium
be oks, we give you your own scIec-
ZION when vour purchaees amount 10
the sum named in the nttucbcd tick
et. We can afford TO do this, because
VIC want TO snow you the benefit OF
our new system, aud extend TO you
advantages that will make you our
permanent customer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-07
Widows Advertisements.

The following widows appraisements of
personal property aud real estate set apart
for the benefit Of the widows Of decedenta
have been filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
Orphans' Court OF Butler county, viz.