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Evening star., 1896-12-23
MILLIONS IN GIFTS,
BOstOn's EX-MayOr. II. L. Pierce, Dis.
tributes x2.5OO,0OO.

nOstOh EN-MOEOfs n. u. fterce. Dis
tributes $2,5OO,OOO.
By the will of Henry L. Pierce ex-con.
gresham and ex-mayor of Boston, the sum
of s., 100000 is distributed, the larger por-
ton in the form of bequests to charitable
and educational Institutions. 1t is one of
the most generous remembrances i'm the
memory Of Bostonians.
Harvard College gets $4,000: the General
Hospital. the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, the Fine Arts Museum and
the Homeopathic Hospital, each $4,000
They will, i'm addition, divide the residue of
the estate. A score of others got $4,000
The officers and employees of chocolate
works of which Mr.. Pierce was the head
come in for regular windfalls. Here are
the principal ones: Charles F. Aldrich,
100000; ]. Frank HowIand, 100000; H. C.
Gallagher, 100000: nine others got $5o,Oc0
each.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, the well-known
author, is given Mr.. Pierce's house and
land at Ponkapog and S2O0,000. Charles F.
and Talbot B. Aldrich are Mr.. Aldrich's
twin sons.
Mr.. Pierce's fine farm on the southern
edge of the Blue Hills reservation is given
to the Metropolitan Park commission for a
perpetual public park.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
AN APPEAL ISSUED.
Central Relief Committee Asks for
Food and Money.

Food and Money.
The central relief committee has issued
an appeal TO the public for supplies of food.
clothing, fuel and money to meet the calls
upon the charitable organizations from the
needy poor
AT a recent meeting of the committee it
was decided to forego, at least for the pres
ent, the house-to-house canvass, such as
was made with eminent success a couple of
years ago, and to rely upon the generosity
of the people of Washington to be invoked
by a public appeal through the daily press
of the city.
The appeal. the response to which it IS
hoped will be boch prompt and generous, is
as follows:
The central relief COM nittee hereby ear
nestly appeals to the generous-heart peo-
pie of the District of Columbia for contri-
buttons of money, food, fuel and clothing
for the relief of the destitute in our midst.
Many applications are received daily from
persons who are actually suffering. and
whose wants should be relieved immediate
ly. With the approach of winter the num-
Der of those in need is being greatly in
creased, and at present the relief commit
tee is without funds to meet these demands
for relief. All contributions received will
be dispensed through the efficient agency of
the Associated Charities, thus insuring a
careful investigation of every case, and
avoiding indiscriminate and duplicate dis
tribution. The committee can, therefore,
assure the public that their contributions
will be wisely distributed.
1t is earnestly desired that a prompt and
liberal response be made to this appeal.
Contributions of food, fuel or clothing
should be sent to the distributing head
quarters, at the southeast corner of Sth and
d streets northwest, or to the Blunt School
building, 3017 o street. Georgetown, or per-
sons willing to contribute such supplies
may notify the chairman Of the canvass
ing committee, James E. Fitch, l4O6 G
street northwest, and the committee will
make collections. Contributions of money
should be sent to any of the daily news
papers, or, if preferred, to Beriah wilkins
treasurer, Post building
GEO. S. WILSON. Secretary.
C. c. COLE, Chairman
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Eiderdown Bed Comfort.
Fine Marseillcs Bed Spread.
boz. "a Dinner Napkins.
Damask Dinner Set.
Fine Double Damask Pattern
Cloth.
Pr. Hen.>titchei Linen Sheets.
Fine Lap Robe.
BOYS Reciprocity Suit.
Boys All-wool Blue Serge Suit.
Hcys' Velvet Suit.
Boys All-wool Chinchiila Refer.
Boys Kersey Cloth Refer.
BOYS overcdat or Ulster.
Boys Navy Blue Sailor Suit.
Ladies' Trimmed Hat.
SO inch Ostrich Feather Boa.
Lace BolerO Jacket.
six P.tticuat.
Child'S Cloth Coat. Braid and
Fur trimmed.
Sterling Silver Hair Brush.
Silver Cake Basket. quadruple
plate
Imported French Gilt Candida
bra.
Imported Old Ivory Ornament.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Imported French Bronze Orna.
ment.
Military Hair Brush. ebony back.
Pr. Ladies' Fine Button Shoes,
various styles.
Oak i;s6ing Chair. upholstered
I'm silk brocatell,.
Mahogany Tea Table.
Bagiad Couch Cover.
Handsome Lamp.
SILK Muntel Lambre'iuln.
Pr. Lace Curtains.
Pr. Purtitrcs.
Handsome Folding Screen.
Hand painted Pastel. gilt frame
l'earl Painting on glass.
Nickel Chatting Dish.
Til;ins 5-o'clock Tea Kettle.
Cut Glass Jelly Dish.
Cut Glass Water Set. 49,
Hand-palnted Limoges Chocolate
Pitcher.
Rich Dresden Salad Bowl.
l3-piece German Chiua Fish Set
Roll-top Oak Desk.
Boys Blackboard.
Barnnm : Circus.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
The Choctaw Treaty.

Gen. F. c. Armstrong of the Dawes In
dian commission has submitted his annual
report concerning the work of the COM
mission. With the report is filed copy OF
the new treaty with the Choctaws, who
agree to break up tribal relations and as
sumo the rev form Of government within
eight years The surveying and allotment
of their lands cannot be completed for four
CIR fiye years. 1t Is said other Indian ma
tions are likely 10 follow the action of tie
Choctaws. A portion of the Choctaw tribe
viii probably seek to prevent the adoption
OF the treaty.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
THE GREAT HUXLEY.
WHAT HrNLEN. THE GREAT english ssIEx.
TiSr CoNSIDERED THE Btsr
START IN LIFE

, sreat English scientist, Hnxlrr. said the
best start In life Is a sound s,or,,h "
@ iail TO digest food properly bsauss rh..y
,n' Pr.tcr quantity of digestive acids ,la,s is
nst stns'"ir remedy In all OF lnliy,.sf l,,,
~ 70 take after each meal or two OF Stuart :
.spf~ih Tablets. because they supplv In A nl.as-
ant aht, harmless form all the elcments that weak
III, me msniaf use Of Staart's Dyspepsia Tablets
VIII cue every form of stomach troullc e,-..,,,
cancer of the stonnach y
Nerves, bright eve and clear rompl.NIon I..,,,,,
diycSied. '''"' i"'u WEI
Nearly all druggists ssIl Siuar,'s prsp.,,s,, T,h.
i'.s az 10 cents full-sized package
Sun, sein Tor Free book Stomach Troubles to
stuart Co.. Marshall, Mich d,.,sA y;
Evening star., 1896-12-23
So. so Gift Articles

silk Muffirr.
Pair SuSpcnsiers.
> extra quality Jnlaundcred
Shirts.
Ladies' SILK Umbrella.
NJ MS silk | mbrclla.
Wool Dress Pattern.
An-wool Shawl.
Childs AnsOra Fur Set.
thild's White Lambs Wcol Set.
thiid's Plush Set.
1icture-Yard OF yiOlets. hand
painted. Handsome frame.
Yard of Psnsies-
Framed Photograph.
Water Color, gilt frame.
Emh'd Picture Frame.
Sterling Silver Bracelets.
SILK sofa Pillow.
French Gilt Bust.
Hair Brush.
Vienna Glove or HIkf. Box.
IS'z- Hemstitche,I Napkins.
DIz. Dinner NAPKINS.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
S 900 Gift Articles.

Women's House Wrapper.
Boys All-wOol Sweater.
Boys Roman TsIue, silk lined.
Boys Chinchilla Cap.
Boys All-wool Shirt Waist.
BOYS All-wOol Pants.
Boys W h i e .Fauntleroy"
Blouse.
Boys Navy Blue Tam, gilt hand.
Boys Finest Laundered Shirt
Waist.
Ladies' Linen AMI Lace Hdkf.
ladies Alpine Walking Hat.
Ladies' i-button Kill Gloves.
Liberty Siuar. for the neck.
Ladies Cambria Gown.
thild's Ndinsook Dress, en-
broidery trimmed
Pair Ladies' Felt Slippers.
Pair Child's Button Shoes.
Japanese or Smyrna Rug.
"a Tapestry Table Cover.
silk Mantel Lainbrequin.
White or Oak Easel.
Photo Medallion.
Artist Signed Etching,
Mirror. gilt frame.
Limoges China Cup and Saucer.
Limoges China Salad Bowl.
Limoges China Cracker Jar.
Limoges China Cake Plate.
Dresden Comb AMI Brush Tray.
German China Oatmeal Set.
Mucilage Cup, sterling silver top.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
a Good Thing for the New Year

The beginning of the year is a good time
10 start a years subscription TO the Satur-
DAY Star for some out-of-town friend. The
saturday Star for lS91 will be sent 10 any
out-of-town address in the United States
for dollar.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
MAR RIED,

tR'SS-o NELL On July Is 1886 .r AlcSan-
dria Va, 10y tn" Rcr. +. 4. Bcn,ny NM
ch''SS to EMMA oNEILI, both OF Washing
WELLS-BrCKI.ER. On December To- 1896. in
Lk.rd, L. WELLS Of wasni,yt,n 10 4 ,nd
Miss ESIEILA A. BuCkLEa; oI ST. Mars
county, Md.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
Ex-Repre.cnta,ivc Hate. n,,

Ex-Congressman w FL Hatch of the ,5,s,
district OF Missouri is dying of Brirhts dis
ease at his residence near Hannibal No
Mr Hatch has been an invalid for several
months. and lately his sickness has reached
an acute stage '
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Hand painted Photo Frame.
Bottle W. & l.. Cologne Water
Triplicate Mirror.
Feather Fan.
Empire Fan.
French China Plate.
German China Cracker Jar.
German China Pitcher.
German China Salad Bowl.
German China Oatmeal Set.
Dresden China Bread Plate.
japanese Rose Jar.
German China Candlestick.
German China Smokers Set.
German China Tea Pot Stand.
German China Cheese Dish.
Fancy Comb and Brush Tray.
German China Fern Dish.
German China Celery Tray.
Ring Tree. Dresden effect.
Cut Glass Pepper Shaker, ster
ling silver top.
Fancy German Basket.
Covered Work Basket.
Denim Table Cover.
Silk Head Rest.
Mantel Lambrequin.
HassOck.
Wrought Iron CandleStick, with
candle and shade.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Doz. Fine Doylies.
DoZ. Huck Towels.
Sxl0 Damask Table Cloth.
Hcmstitched Tea Cloth.
Fruit Cloth.
Marseilles Bedspread.
Pr. Fine Pillow Stams.
Fringed Table Set.
Oak or Cherry Rocking Chair.
Satin Table Cover.
Pr. Lace Curtains.
Smyrna Rug.
Brass Lamr.
Nickel Chafing Dish.
German China Soup Set.
Limoges Comb and Brush.
Tray-hand-pIinted
Decorated Limoges Salad Rowi.
Decorated Limoges Celery Tray.
German Music Rack.
Boys All-wool Suit.
Boys Chinchilla Refer.
BOYS Rubber Coat.
Dnchesse Lace Hdkf.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

~, surprtsfnR what a little ct the right
Kind OF medicine viii do Small dos..s ~ I,r II
.Ehe bNpctorant cur" many Of the worst Colds
aid ulGes'i"n with Jayne's Paiurss Sanatiyr Pills
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Meas Handsome Scarf.
Full Dress Shield.
silk Muffier.
Half dozen Collars.
> pairs Of tuffs.
Fancy Suspenders.
q Linen Handkerchief.
Suit Of Underwear.
= Cnlaun,lered Shirts.
= Night Shirts.
Lined or uBlined Gloves.
Fancy Golf Hose.
1 pairs Half Hose.
Ladies' Umbrella.
Mans mbrella.
Dozen Fringed Doylics.
Dozen - Napkins.
Pair Huck or Dsmask Towels.
cut Work Buffet Scarf.
Crochet Bed Spread
DImask Carving Cloth.
Danask Tray Cloth.
Emh'd Flannel Skirt Pattern.
Fair Linen Pillow Cases.
Pair Initial Pillow Shams.
cut Glass Caraffe.
cut Glass Vinegar Cruet.
Cut Glass Pitcher.
DuZ- Cut Glass Tumblers.
pz. Engraved Tumblers.
Large Jar,liniere.
German China Cabaret.
Book Of Poems-all authors.
Wash Dress Pattern.
Black COney Scarf, tails.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
5Oc.=s1 .OO=s2.5O & $500.
So Gift Articles.

Book 80 titles to select from.
Mems or Boys ScaTf.
4 Linen Handkerchief.
silk Initial handkerchief
. Linen Collars.
Pair Fancy S'ISpenilcrS.
Scotch Wool Gloves.
4 pairs Half Hose.
Silyer-trimmed Cane.
. Dama<k Towels.
\, dOz. Doylies
doz. Napkins.
= Bath Towels.
Cut Work Center Piece.
Tray or Carving Cloth.
ROys' Polo Can.
BOYS Roman ToJuC.
Boys Scotch Tohoggan Cap.
Boys SCotch Tam O'Shantcr.
Pair HOys' Trousers.
Boys Percale Shirt Waist.
Pair Brownie OveraIls.
Hoys' Golf Cap.
Women's Outing Cloth Short
Skirt. lace trimmed.
thild's China silk Cap.
Cambria short Dress.
NainSOok slip.
tamhric Long skirt.
fdit Infants Soft -solel Shoes.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

PomIon Hair Ornament.
12-buttOn Kid Gloves.
Chiffon Fischu.
Black MOreen Skirt.
Chiid's Nainsook Dress, EN-
brOidery trimmed.
Pr. ladies' Button Shoes.
Pr. Ladies' Lace ShOes.
Pr. Misses Button Shoes.
Pr. Ladies' Beaded Slippers.
l'r. Ladies' Patent Leather Slip
perS. -
Pr. Mems Russia Calf Romeos.
Pr. Mems Tan Kid Slippers.
Pr. Mems Blk. Wei Kid slip.
pcrs-
Cut Glass Bon-Bou Dish.
Cut Glass Caraffe.
Cut Glass Vase.
Cat Glass Decanter.
Cut Glass Spoon Holder.
Cut Glass Fruit Bowl.
Cut Glass Sugar Fowl.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Oak or White Easel.
Linen Photo Frame, with com
plete outfit for mounting.
E,nameled Stool.
Embroidered Picture Frame.
Sptin-lined Basket.
Embroidered Tablets.
Needle BoOk.
tut Work Scarf.
E.nameled Candlestick.
I;oN Writing Paper.
Sterling Silver Shoe Horn
Sterling Silver Button Hook.
STERLING Silver Nail File.
Sterling Silver Key Ring.
Sterling Silver Satchel Tag.
Sterling Silver Dressing Comb.
Sterling Silver Brooch.
Sterling Silver Thimble.
Sterling Silver Hat Pin.
Sterling Silver Side Comb.
Pocket Book.
Chatelaine Bag.
Shopping Bag.
Steel Scissors. leather case.
Pocket Knife.
Hand painted Bottle.
Hand painted Puff Box.
lianl-painted Trinket TRAY.
Hand painted Ash Receiver.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Leather InkStand.
Ena meled Ruler.
Sterling Silver Pen Holder.
Sterling silver Hat Brush.
Sterling Silver Hat Pin.
Sterling Silver Cold Cream Box.
Enameled Belt Buckle.
Enameletl Brooch.
Hand painted Tray.
Hand painted Toilet Bettle.
Japanese Smoking Set.
Gilt Picture Frame.
Brass Pitcher.
Japanese Tray.
Bottle W. Il LIS Extract.
Bottle W. 4 LIS Cologne Water
Imported Pocket Beck.
Imported Card Case.
Chatelaine Bag.
Hand Bag.
Leather Handkerchief Box.
Work Basket.
Waste Paper Basket.
Indian Clothes Hamper.
Backing Case.
Leather-covered B!acking Sets.
Hand painted Limoges Pin Tray
Iron Fire Engine.
Iron Train of Cars.
Iron Road Cart.
Express Wagon.
Lead Soldiers.
Doll Trunk. tin covered.
Large Tin Kitchen.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

,h"ce mixtures of New Nuts. per Glib bag. 81 OF
Extra Fine Fruit Cake. per ID. box. ......., n.,,.
r, Qu't.h vaIes. per large bottle. 2:ic
EAtra Selected Olives in fruit jars, per bottle ~.
i niuseF ue "aIef>, per pck .o:ic
~" @ ma" .iiter ieahuts. per box. oS..-.......... Zoe
ti;.tse crackers, per box. ox.......,.. IS.
Crosse Blackwelrs Jams per bottle o,,.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

Best hfer1us etrd traIr Juice, psr hot .:,c.
Andr>Iu J1uiS. per can. Toe.
STATE of Maine Rlurb-rri,s. per Io-.
ENtia th'rr california Peaches. per To-.
Rest French Peas. Extra Fins per I9.
S'atr Of Maine Cream Sugar Corn. per l:c
kir"leS~ Turkey or Chicken per ,.,c.
Asparagus Tips per Observation-Disclosures. :5c.
Ch.c- Canadian lobster. pr rCah............ 2;jc.
81. ng,r.
Evening star., 1896-12-23
Holiday Canned Goods.

Ne showing full line OF fresh accessories to
holiday table specially low quote items from, orr
large stock follows:
Evening star., 1896-12-23

e. F. BROOKS CO., 531 18th.
Open late tonight and tomorrow.
Evening star., 1896-12-23

NANDER. On "Wednesday morning. D,rrnrhcr -
1896. at O'Clock. Mrs. MARGARET NAN
DER wife OF Karl Nauicr.
Funeral Friday DIcembeg -. al 10 ar Private
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
PERSONAL

DIR. Husslton and wife, OF Emlenton are
the guests of James Vance.
Miss Chlisty, daughter OF J. G. Christv,
has opened a restaurant at $50 East Jetfer-
son St. next door to Niggle's hardware.
James N, Ekas and Marry Etta Barr,
both of this county were married at the
Waverly By Rev. John j. Davis, on Wed
nesday, of last week.
Scott Thompson of Glade Mills has mov-
ed to Zeli onople.
W. C. Thompson has in his possession, a
Harrison badge of the campaign OF lS4O
II has a profile of the General on one side
and a log cabin and cider barrel on the
other II was found on the road eight
wears ago. 1t is an interesting relic.
Mrs. McClelland of Rsymilton is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Il. W koonce
She is 70 years of age, but is spry old
lady.
Capt. Ayres made that Mckinley sign,
and it does very well.
Prof. Duwell OF the 1st ward has gone
to Europe, and will spend the winter with
friends there.
Newton Black attended Hovey Camp
bells funeral at Concord Church, Monday
Mrs. G S. Mitchell, of Alexandra. Minn.
is vi. iting her parents, Col. aud Mrs.
Thompson.
J. S, Leighner, formerly of Cente, vile,
has purchased the plant OF the Keystone
Portrait Co." of MeadviIe, and is canvas
sing this cuunty.
MIS-. E. P. Gibson, of Colorado. who
has been the gusst of her brother. ID. Z.
Welsh, of Penl twp, for some months has
returned TO ber home.
Isaac Robb Sr., i3 in poor health. he
is ju his Seth year.
Thomas Gallagher of Muddycreek twp,
is visiting his son in Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
Silver Wedding.

For several weeks past TIE people oft is
community have been looking forward
with great expectation to the celebration
of the 25th ann versa-y of the marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Boyer, aud never before
were their sniicipstions more fully res lized
than on last Thnrslsy, when go OF Mr.
and Mrs. Boyer's friends and neighbors as
sent bled at Mr.. Boyer's beautiful country
home, located about three miles east of
Harmony.
When the festal board had yielded its
rich and heavy burden of viands that
would make glad the heart OF an epicure,
TO the qualification of ones inmost craving,
an organization was formed with Martin
Sitter as chairman, and Ii. A. Barnard as
secretarv, after which Mr.. Sitlcr introdu
ced Rev J. A. Heller d. D. of Harmony,
Pa, who delivered very interesting ad
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer received many Valu-
able and beautiful pres nts, some of which
were:-Dinner set $50 pieces) Nesbet
Boyer; fruit basket, Mrs. Crooks; fruit dish.
Mrs Stotz; cake basket; II, Milliman; su-
gar shell, Mrs A. o. CTeese; sugar bowl.
Mrs. Elmer Schantz; pickle castor, Mrs
Shakely; silver knives and forks, Mrs. 4.
Nesbet; pickle castor, Mrs. VIM Geiser;
salt shaker, Mrs. J, Weigle; cup and
saucer, Calvin Rice; cup and saucer, Sam
uel Rice; salt shaker, Mrs. A. Eppinger;
fruit dish, John Boyer; salt and pepper
sh aker, Mrs. VIM Stamm; pitcher, Henry
Rice;sofs pillow, Mrs. S. Keefer; butter
dish, Mrs. Geo ShieYer; cup aud SANGER,
Mrs. Peter Nesbit; and others.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
THE GREAT SHOW COMING
Barnum q Bailey's Circus to Exhibi;
Here Soon.

Most OF the wonders to be exhibited
in Bsruum L Bailey's Show when it comes
here on Saturday Oct. 81 will be new and
the same as shown in Madison Square Gar
den New ork, this spring, comprised in
circus, melagerie, hippodrome isnd the
Ethnic Entertainment called Oriental In
dis. The whole organization is conducted
with view to l.esenting -tbe best and
most that money and energy can bring to-
gether. The horses are sleek, finely kept
and strong, the ladie. ARE nearly all young
and pretty, the animals are splendid speei-
mems OF thei- respective classes, and IN l
arrangements are made for the occommo-
dations and comfort of visitors.
Among the more notable specimens OF
animals in the double mensgeries are "a
elephants, a giraffe, whole flock of giant
ostriches, an adds, eland, water box
wart hog, nylghau, Malay tapir of the
kind known as the saddle-back, several
CUBS, hsrnossed antelopes, hairless 'rse,
giant and pigmy crestures, 80 cages of
Wild beasts, giant gorllla-Johanna,
Chicko's widow-the fame of which has
extended over all tt 3 world, and without
doubt :hs greatest living attraction ever
seen with an exhibition.
Tie circus exhibition has three rings
and three stages, and racing track, and
the number of performers is largely in ex-
cess of those ever seen before. Many of
them are European celebrities, and their
sets are novel and original. The most
graceful and difficrlt of al the equestrian
acts are performed by young and handsome
women, and only champions appear in all
of the 100 circus acts.
The ring exhibition of the trained ami
mails and elephants is marvellous one.
One herd contains dozen huge beasts,
one of which, only few inches less in
height than Jumbo.
Everything in and about the Barnum d
Bailey Show is on a scale OF magnitude
which implies wonderful amount of e1-
ecutive ability and thorough discipline 20
manage successfully. The million dollar
street parade W teke place IN the morn
ing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
SLIPPERYEOCK.


W. II. McGafIlc, S. +. Westlake and j..
F. Miller caught pound pike IN Slip
peryrock on Monday.
. Miss hrax OF New Castle who has be q
visi ing Miss Sarah SspdersOn reformed to
her hone tnis week.
A son of Geo. Keister's has diphtheris.
Mrs. f. R. GildersIeeve and daughter of
Williamsburg are the guests OF N. Ch 'is,ley
Id family.
Miss Mary Cooper has been visiting
friends al Gomersal
There were no se1s ces in the N. E.
church on Sunday on account OF Rev.
Bakers being away at Conference.
Miss Mabel Arblas.er and Bredin Downs
both of Slipperyrock were married on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccoy OF London.
Pa. visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Mrs. Mccartney who hsa been visiting
her mother. Mrs J. NJ. Shepard returne
to her home in Pi sburg on Monday. She
ws5 accompanied by her sister Lizzie.
Mr.. Def VINO has been spen1.Ag his va
cation win Amos McCammant returned
to niLts61rg last week
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
SAXONBURG


School is in session and the teachers re-
port good attendance.
The leap year dance given by the young
ladies was success.
Miss Lulu Stsrke contemplates leay ing
town
Don't fail to pay your taxes on or before
Oct I'd, otherwise your vote will not be ac-
cepted.
Saxonburg will send large delegation
to Canton next Saturday; the boys are
anxious to shake hands with the next Pres
ident.
Frank Anderson was serving his county
rs a grand juror, last week.
The new railroad is being pushed at q
rapid rate.
E. S. Hsckett assistant engineer of the
Bu Ter & Plttsburg afro ad company is oc-
cupying the Maurhoff property. half mile
frch, town. '--
Edns Pc fer is having her eyes treated
by sFi' led physicians of Pittsburg.
Barbe- Sch. 9TH is now ready to pla;e
Several bath tubs in his shop.
j. d. Wilson, Chas Pfe'fsr Sr, and E r
Remington were visitors to tho county seat.
Tho new Jail of SaxoHburg doesn't do the
town any good. We could get along with
out it. --..
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
CHURCH NOTES.

The officers elected at the meetil OF the
Young Peoples Christian Union at Peters
vile last Thursday are President, Frank
Campbell, Grove City; fist vice president,
d. d. Dodds; second vice president, W.. d
Imbrie, HsrrisvIIle; secretary, Miss Clara
Glenn, Harrisville; corresponding secre-
tary Rev. T. v. Dugsn, Slate Lick; tIess-
urer, Miss Agnes Brunerme-, Consequences
sing.
At the NJ. E. conference in New Castle
Monday the following appointments for
this County were psde-Cnicora, s. NJ
Nick,e; Eau Clare, E. F. Duncle; Enlen-
ton and Foxoulg s. Peters; Harms City,
F. A. Sutton; North Hope, D. D. WP,ker;
Petrolia and Brain, j. A. Larelle; Har
landsbufg, J. r. Er-rows; Slipperyrock,
W. A. Baker.
The Baptist Chcrch will hold an ice
cream social on Friday evening 18Th at
the Pastors house 219 Mercer st. MRS.
Collins will occupy the pdIpit next e nday
in the PASTORS absence.
Rev. Cronen welt VII hold English
service in ST. Marks church next Sunday
at 1870 a. m. and z p. m. There will also
be preaching in English at st. John 8
church, Petersville, q, $50 p. m.