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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
RAILROADS


~ Chesapeake and
SsSSs92. OHIO RAILWAY,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER -. dsJ''
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 a. al. Daily. with parior car Tor
principal stations, Ne"poit
News, Old Point, norfolk anu
Portsmouth. Connects uahy
with old Dominion steamships
for New YORK. -. &c..
$40 p. NJ. Daily, with pullman ior
local stations. Newport new..
old Point. Norfolk and Pot's-
1000 A. NJ. Local train, except c,; sun,
day. for West Nlt1o"
Forge. Connects at Cor
louisville for Orange, CuipcPci'
Caverton, Manassas, hIeAan.
dria and Washington, az
Union station. CharlottssNlle,
for Lyuchburg. al BASIC i0'
ais p NJ DAILY, with Pullman to, Gin
cinnati. Louisville and %,
Louis. Connects at CoEinSton
daily for Virginia HOT sprlnss,,
Stops only at impor,snl
stations. Meals served on Din-
ing Cars. No. Z. Local Tram,
except Sunday, follows above
train from Gordonsvihe "
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation except sun
day. for Charlottesville. AT
1910 p. NJ. Dafy for Cincinnati. with
Pullman to Hinton. " Va. ana
GordonsyilIe TO Cincinnati
and louisville Meals served
on dining car. ConneCts a.
stanton Except SuhoaS, 60.
Winchester, Va. ana AZ 80
ii3gton. Va. daily for 'irs''""
TRAINS LEASE EIgHTH STREET
1870 A. N Daily. f5 ~ Lynchburg and
BremO, except Sunday, Tor
White Hall. except Sunday AZ
Balcony for Lexington, and a,
W. Clifton Forge with ~
for Cincinnati.
400 p. NJ Except Sunday. Local accom-
notation for Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily, from Cincinnati
HID A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Ola
Point.
$50 p. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati and
Louisville
ESQ p. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
Point.
7:45 +. NJ Except Sunday. from West
Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$3.50 A. NJ. Except Sunday. from Column
hia.
6:2O p. NJ. Daily. from Clifton Forge and
Bynchburg. and. except Bun-
GAY from Lexington ana
White Hall.
JOHN n. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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BY Geo. II. Valentine.
BY Geo. II. Valentine.
TRUsTEE's SALE
OF
HORSES. MULES. CARTS. WAGONS,
OFFICE FURNITURE AND
FIXTURES. &c.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of assign
ment, dated December 5. 1897. and record
ed i'm the clerks Office OF the Chanceiy
Court of the city Of Richmond from stan
ley Lipscomb trading as Stanley Lips
comb g. Co. TO the undersigned, trustee,
will sell, at public auction al the yaru
a. Eighteenth and Broad streets. in the
city Of Richmond, Va, at 1890 o'clock
A. NJ.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER u. 1891
the following property: One Bay Mare.
seven years old, family broke dam
Roanna. by Sea King one bay Horse
colt, three years old next Marchby Wills:
six Good Mules; three Carts. two Old
Carts: one Dump Wagon; Office Fence
Sheds. etc. on lot at corner of Eighteenth
and Broad streets: Office Fixtures. Scales.
Safe etc. one Dog Cart, one CAB. Ildr-
ness etc. and balance stock on yard.
TERMS. Cash.
EDWIN NJ. PITCHER,
Trustee.
Gee. II. Valentine, Auctioneer. del1-6t
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RANK STATEMENTS.

II EPoRT or THE CONDITION or
Ar RICndOND IN THE COMMON
Wealth or VIRGINIA, AT THE
CLOSE or BUSINESS, DECEMBER -,
1897. MADE TO THE AUDITOR or
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE COM
MONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.;
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IOtil....... ...s..sss'' 's'''''S-fY'''o-o u
State OF Virginia. county OF Henrico-ss.:
II =. Glenn cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemniy swear that the
above statement rs true TO the best OF
j. f. GLENN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
10Th day OF December lS'
John =. BRANCH.
FRED W. SCOTT.
Il. &. NORTON
THOMAS POTTS.
Directors.
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BY Harrison & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. IL north Eleventh street.

Real Estate Auctioneers,
No IL north Eleventh street
4 UCTION SALE
Il OF
A NICE BUILDING LOT ON HOWARD
STREET, OREGON HILL.
At the request of the owner, who Is
anxious TO sell. we will offer. at public
auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2lST,
at =. NJ. that VERY ELIGIBLY 10
GATED VACANT LOT. fronting - feet
on the west side OF Howard street and
running back between parallel lines lv1
feet.
TERMS: Ono-fourth cash and balance
at six. twelve and eighteen months. Sc;
cured by trust-deed at per cent. or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. This
lie rare chance TO secure a nice building
lot cheap. hAkklSON * ~,
de16-5t ALCOHOLICS
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l. OR SALE.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

0~~~~--~~--~--~--e-~--0r 80 r~'~~0'-0~-~
DtVIDEND NOTICE.
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Board Of Directors Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company have declared
DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS A SHARE on the stock
Of the company, payable on ,hc I'D DAY
OF JANUARY. 1895. TO holders Of the same
Of record on the 10Th day Of December
1891 after which day the books OF trans
fer will be closed until January g. lsls
w. II. JONES
de1S-tjaf Treasurer
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W ANTED. BUYERS FOR NUM1.sE. I. IS
w YACHT CLUB VINEGAR ~, ~ ~
ISTEEp ABSOLUTELY PURE ana
warranted finest flavor and quality. ~
q sample and YOU will use no s,., 2SnoEr'
Dominica e Co, ITO cast fI4Ihl,n' II !
Martin < Co.. SO west Clay. 7. y. Gers
10y. Manchester; L. X. Woodson, siA "
and clay: 4. O. Belvin. Man3,hestSSr' +
IT, Powell Gl2 cast M9,rsnssnii, " T.
Ellis go ciS west Broad street: =. r. Fills,
soS west broad: b. j. Ashton. ~ s.'ll.
Marshall; J. i. Sparks. s2i py west i,.o'FF
Saunders east Broad. no2s-su, welil'1
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AUCTION sALEs-Fut Re Days.
ON~-N-~~-~-~~~~~~0~0 ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ \
BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.
lll3 Main street.
~ RUsTEEs SALE
OF 4
PARK AVENUE BRICK DWELLING,
No l0es WEST OF HOWITZER'S
MONUMENT.


NO. IOes, WEST or HoWlTzERS
MONUMENT.
Ry virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated Au,
gust y. 1892. and recorded in klchmonu
Chancery Court. Deadlock 10, y. pase
so9 10 N. V. Randolph and NJ. G. staples,
irustoes 10 secure "a certain note therein
described. default having been maue, am
being required by the benencldIE ~ ~ ~
do. i will. as sole acting trustee un! 80
trustee having removed from the Sld'e''
sell al public auction. on the premises
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2s. 1897.
at 4:so p. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN
said deed as follows: "All That feal ts'atv
with improvements thereon lying ana De
in. in Inc CITY Of Richmond, Va, COM
mcncfnc AT "A point on the nortn inc VI
Park avenue, l65 feet Z inches' n.on lS oI
less west Of the northwestern ih, S,,oet
ton OF Park avenue ana boSu 80
thence running along the north my nv -, -,
said Park avenue in Westerly ~. fct
the distance Of q ana tWo-lili" %, ,,ar
more or less TO western Doenu'i nt6 ~
map herein described. me utp"h "a
the lot is about 13l feet on ITS eastern
line and 49, feet on its western iine' IN
ming back 10 an alley 10 Ieel "iu' III
mon t, oil
rast due taxes and the sum OF ti..v WIN
interest from May IL. 1880. ana Ddla'i00 81
n Y. RANDOLPH
sole Acting Trustee.
J. Thompson Brown e. CO., Auctioneers'
NOTE-Whils above terms are prescIib-
ed by the deed, more liberal terms my 9'
announced at sale. "'Di'
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. AT
l. public auction. to highest bidoei'
DECEMBER %. 1897.
at 1890 p. NJ. in the office Of Richmond
Stock Exchange. 1913 east Main street
2Q2 SHARES TBEDEGAR STOCk. inc
privilege of bidding is open % all VINO may
attend. Dividends the TWO Years i"-1 pa
were paid upon this stock, and we ne,
sumo the usual dividend will be 9aid
Ar'''' ~ DAVENPORT & Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
de1s-tde22 11l3 Main street.
ETALrsTATE Ar PRIVATE SALES.
u OR SALE.
FIVE LOTS or LAND. 100 by 100 feet.
within four blocks ~ Leigh street i9r s'0"'
PERCY S. READ,
Real Estate Agent,
dc11fts pos north Ninth street.
7, OR SALE. AT A VERY LOW FIG
j URE, a MAGNIFICENT PLANiA-
TION. Fine residence. brick and slated
buildings. bricked ensiiage pits. good ice
house. stables and greenhouses an ~
perfect order, and well fenced store ana
postoffice on the premises. Ihirty-sN
miles from Richmond. Water laid on
about 100 acres. Also. a good farm Of
$50 acres, with very nice house. Tor $3.50
per acre Both in Amelia county. Apply
10 NJ. NJ. BLACKER, Abercorn, Amelia
county. ue'
Il OR SALE.
SUBURBAN HOMES I'm the beautiful
suburb Of Highland Springs. at great bar
tlITUTN 4 nTTAn
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,~----->~--s,<.~u0~~~~~~~ >s-,><>~-~~~~>~~-~>~><
~ ARMEES' NATIONAL BANK,
II OF SALEM, VA.
Certificates in name Of G. +. Zitzer:
No 2252 for Two Hundred Dollars. dated
April 70, 1879.
No 2554 for Twenty Dollars, dated April
81. 1898.
No. 997S for Twenty-four Dollars and
Forty Cents. dated January Is, 1897.
lave been lost OF stolen and | warn the
puolc not to Try and negotiaN same.
no2l-3tt' G. Il. ZITZER.
T OST OR SrRAYED FROM NO. 121
Il south Fifth street. two SHEPHERD
PUPPIES. about two and a half months
Old; reward II returned TO above address
or 10 J. T. GRAY. No. 4 north Eleventh
street de21-lt
JOsr--rhc party who took through mis-
take. from the trading stamp store.
Broad street between Eighth and Ninth.
iast Saturday evening a ladies' change
able blue six umbrella with a varigated
china knob on The handle return the
same 10 the owner and receive suit
able rewsrd. l. NJ NJ. 722 east Frank
lin street.
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DISSOLUTION y COMPREHENSIVE.

>THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
y FORE existing between DAVIS
PERRIN and ELIAS PERLIN, trading
under the firm name Of PERLlN BROS.
is this. ihc nth day OF December. lN'',
dissolved by mutual consent the assets OF
every kind. including the goodwill! OF the
ieoe i'm me citv of Richmond. az the south
west corner OF Broad and tIfh streets.
having been bought and fully PAID Tor by
Davis Perrin. who Is now the rlshtlul ana
sole owner thereof. The business mere
ITiftb and Broad streets. by Davis Perrin
who hopes 10 receive continuance or the
patronage of the old firm Al accounts
due Perrin Brothers are payable TO DAVIS
Perrin. r.,-rc prprTN
de17-fr su2t' IA 10
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p,vrine James River Route
for Baltimore.

c,oss Connection tor Al 70 ''S
I'oS0 North.
Appointed sailing days . eYsly
tuesday. Thursday and saturday
at az. NJ Freight rec:Ivel o aaay
until : P. NJ. Elegant sta'e.Iooms,
heated by steam AMI lighted BY
eIectrisity. ,...,,,
For tickets, state-room reserya'
tIon, and further information, APP
ply to h. ". DO - ~, c,
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AUCTION sales.--future Days.
<~~-~-N0o-~-~- ~-~---~-r-0-~-r- - - ~
BY j. ID. Carneal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l1O6 east Main street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
4 OF 4
GOOD THREE-ROOM FRAME DWELL
ING OK
MOORE STREET BETWEEN HAttkl-
son AND NORTON STREETS.
KNOWN AS No. l2l5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--.-~~.~----.--------~-
NOTICE.
Tho real estate business conducted at
No. . north Eleventh street. In this city
by s. J. DUDLEY and WILLIAM GRAY
under the style Of DUDLEY q GRAY. has
been this day discontinued. All persons
having claims against the said firm are
requested 10 present the same with item
tied statement az once 10 DANIEL GRIN
NAN. 20 Shafer building: and all persons
indebted 10 said firm are requested 20
make prompt settlement with the same.
WILLIAM GRAY.
fOr Dudley & Gray.
December IS. 1897. del9-3t
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RESOURCES.

IOa1s and discOUnts...:. .......fl'-so,5 >5 90
OC cGrld ssoui 80 '' IN. lg2es 90
t. = bonds 10 secure circulation cVpNl w
L.. s. bonds TO secure L. =. de- .,..,. ri,
p.slts................ ..ss..sss' -'-'eN. w.
Premiums on L. ;. bonds...... 5tyo ~
stocks. securities. etc.........-: Zsz,5i5 ~
Banhng-hOu furniture, ana ~,
fNtureS.... .....-s...t- $500 '-f4'' VII
ONE e5gss rC own ed,a'e anu s75l 30
Duo from national
banks mot reserve ,o,,,o
Due from state bank 50.
and bankers: .... l-i>3J %
Due from approved re- $500 -
serve agents. ........; oo'llo ~
Checks ana other cdsh $50 ,, -
Exchangcs for clear e-...s. 80
ing-hOuse.. o.. ..-. ......, I"ooo %
Nq bs5k 81 o.n'i '1. ..,... 1915 90
Fractional paper cur
d rent9 '''N0''' ' 325 %
Lawful money reserve N bank. VIZ
SpCcle.........s .st+..s.ss tY'fNNf -
Legal ''''''' "0''''''' - 5S2537 IS
Redemption fund with l.. 5.
Trcas'r % per cent OF clrcu- o,,, ~
laUOl) ........ .......''..'''''''' -'-iu %
To,.l ......... .......s2.588. SOS 81
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State Of Virginia. county OF Henrico-ss.:
T. j. r. Reaslcy. cashier Of the above
named bank. do sOlemnly swear that the
above statement is true. to the best OF
my knowledge and belief
!. b. FEASLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed ard sworn TO before me
this 18th day Of December 1891
J. Z. MKENNEY. Notary Public.
Cor.ect-Attest;
NIRGINTUS NEWTON.
r.. = ARLINGTON, Jr.,
\. W. BOWIE,
Directors.
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stats OF virein,a-County Of Hcnrico-ss.:
7. A. y. Blair. cashier Of the. above
named bank, do solemnly swear tnat the
above statement IS true 10 Inc best OF
'''' A. y. BLAIR. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
10Th day OF December. 1891
c. {. CHAPLIN. y. T.
T.. A. CATLIN,
CLAY DREWRY,
s. ID. CRENSHAW,
Directors.
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rAX NOTICEs.

n
Office Collector City Taxes.
Room :. first floor City Hail.
Richmond. Va, Dec. /, 1891
~ Office TO TAXPAYERS.
The residue OF city Taxes ior 1877 is
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this office.
Five per cent. added 10 bills not hali
paid i'm June Five per cent. VIII be add
ed 10 half bills not paid by end OF year.
Interest al per cent. also attaches TO an
tax bils as soon as reported delinquent.
Every male twenty-One years OF age. ana
every person keeping house or doing busi-
ness in the city is assessed for personal
taxes. and those who have not PAID any
city taxes during the year VIII please
call and settle, 50 as 10 avoid being posted
as delinquent.
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due. and will have TO be declared delin-
quent II not paid on or before end or year.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 6 Il. NJ
y ". CUNNINGHAM.
de5-1m Collector Of City Taxes.
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MEETINGS.

MtIIING>
-0O--~0o~0~~000o-0J--O ~
mHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF the STOCKhOLDEks % THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND will be held al their banking
house on TUESDAY, January IL lsss. at
l. o'clock NJ. JNO' r Hic.-N-s,
de1S-eOd NasHier'
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g :s:-:,:,3 css:eH9:..:<:S:<:S D>"'s's.e9
. Good for the insertion Of ono ?
Z" WANT advertisement OF not
@ over twenty-five words, for help
e: or empl6ynent, in the Sunaas
(. on Fridav before 6 y. NJ. Copy O
q. OF coupon must be attached. .
q, wv ''s',,'c''7' 9
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~, Office or DISSOLUTION
or
- l.. L. ~. LII u IT'D

~ Office or DISSOLUTION
or
PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore e1istinIg, pc pc
tv-een ". j.. WEST and the Slhhl
ii-NinEP COMPANY for the logging OF
10 mills Of said Company was dissolved
on the 7th day of November 1874 by the
death OF ". +. West.
As surviving partner, the Surry Lumber
Company Will settle mp the partnership
business. All parties holding claims
arainst the late partnership viii present
same to undersigned Tor payment. ana all
parties indebted to same VIII make pay
ment to undersigned.
sURRY LUMBER CO.,
Nov 30 1897. Surviving Partner.
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e. AVE YOUR MONEY BY ~ iiN"
y OF g. ULLMANS soNS'
California Ham, pound. ...,.,. -, =,
Cooper Cocoa finest on market ca" rn
Box - good Cigars .......'...''''
Virginia Buckwheat .....'''''.'''''' ~
Comb Honey. per pound .......''''' ~
Wine for Jelly, quart ..........'.''''
Home Made Mince Meat ......''''' ~
s,,,,eoii,.laf T Tdo,,,,o ,o- nound .. IL
,' is,. tons nj io paocbe- for, -
= , i'dl se r. Ss,I9 i""'o 20
,,e9ar y ups '.'''' 10
cedar Buckets ...... ..sss''s-' -
Sweet Oranges ner dozen ......-'' "a
Large Lemons. dozen .......''''''''''
l-pound box Dates ......-.....'.''''
New Currantc ...............'''''''''' -
New titrOn ..........-....sss's''''' D,
pounds New Figs. for.....:........ -
pounds New London Layer hais'nS -
New Hominy and Grits .......''''' Az
Brown Sugar. per pound. ....;:... ~: ':,,>; 81
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n FPORT or THE CONDITION. OF
II THE MERCHANTS NATlONAL
hank At RICHMoND. IN TIE s y, y y ~
or VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE On
BIsTNESS. DECEMBER j., 1885,
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LIABILITIES

C,rft,i stool. mid in............ s2'0o00 %
Snrnlrs fund .,.................... 100000 30
ana rs,-et nal ............. 90. 59,5l4 %
Rational banl, notes outstanding c9,l50 90
hanks -. ..s2l300i 10
a"d bankers -. So. 500 %
Individual deposits
subject to check. t5-'loo 20
Demand certificates or o---,.
dcposit.......... ...-.. lyi'5.5 s..
Certified checks. LIB 81
Cashiers checks out
standing. .......--- lt'nlt ~
United States deposits lSiJ'- ~
Deposits Of L.. s. dis
-- 1873, lg3 -
Tot,t 5s3.S2S G.
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u OR FLAVOR. PURITY, AND
Il strength use Numscns celebrated
Yacht Club Vinegar. Sold by Nunnally &
Co. dc2-tu. tn. satl5t
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wy ANTED. TWO GENTLEMEN, or
w married couple. 70 occupy a larBe.
handsomely furnished room on Second or
Third door. House heated. convenient 10
business; private. fully furnished com
imnrovouents with or without board.
Also coy front room. fully furnished and
carpeted. suitable for single gentleman;
only 81 per month, with board $3.50. r.
A, care Times. de2l-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Wy ANTED. A GOOD SETTLED WO-
" MAN as cook, one who understands
her business well. and can bring first-ciass
references Room ON lot Wages $500.
Mrs. h. G.. PENDLETON. II south Third
street do21-lt"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

I BOOTON HILL OFFERS HIS SER
~ VICES as SPECIAL ACCOUNTANT
to make off balance sheets examine ball
ancoe, make special statements, open and
close books. All work confidential VIII
give satisfactory references. Charges rea-
sonable. Address 9 north Tenth street.
def9-tf
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w ANTED. A GOOD COOK; ONE
" that can come well recommended.
Also @ good nurse 20 attend 10 children.
Apply n 2l1 east Main street. dc2l-lt'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-04
Political.

The two public meetings between
Ouav and Martin and Magee on Wed
nesday and Thursday of last week are
said to have not been the only ones. a
Philadelphia story, for which authenti-
cation is claimed, has it that Quay met
Magee at P. A. B. Widener's home in
Philadelphia on Monday night and met
Dave Martin at the same place Tuesday
evening The same report has 1T that
the terms of the fx-up were deal by
which P. A. b. Widener is to be the
harmony nominee for governor as the
candidate of the allied bosses.
Quay's movements have lately puz
zled both his friends and his enemies.
He sent his son, Dick, to PfIiladelph Ia
to arrange for meeting between him
self and Dave Martin, now Secretary OF
the Commonwealth, in Philadelphia, and
that took place; then he came to Pitts
burg and had meeting with Chris
Magee; and since that there has been
talk of deal between him and his old
political enemies, Magee and Martin;
and also talk of a revolt in the part OF
! Andrews, Penrose, Elkin, Reeder, Lyon
and Durham his old lieutenants, and
Stone of Allegheny says he is candl-
date for Governor, whether Quay fav-
ors hi m or not
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-04
SaXOnburg Items.

Sammy Lang has rented the black
smith shop on Pittsburg st, now occu
pied by Dave Sterling, and will be
ready for business in few weeks.
John Weber is happy papa, it is a
boy, and named after its dad.
Election is over, everything was
quiet, no challenges, and no scraps.
Tom Frazier was Judge and out of re
spect for him the election board behav
ed themselves.
Sheriff Dodds was in Saxonburg last
Tuesday, but did not seem to have
blood in his eye.
Harry Bauman went cunning on
bits and pheasants.
Tom Frazier moved to Butler last
Wednesday and in the future will help
guide the unterrified in that boro.
Mrs. Schoentag has sold her property
on Pittsburg St. now occupied by A. j.
Alexander.
Mr. A. j. Alexander will have a sale
of household and other goods at his resi-
dence on Pittsburg St, Saturday, Nov.
9th.
L. A. Helmbold and Sammy Lang
We're visitors to Pittsburg last Tuesday.
The rain was very refreshing.
Sickness has about disappeared and
all danger is over, b1t1it behooves our
people to be careful in the future
The vote in Saxonburg boro. on Tues
day was rs follows: Ritter 40 McCau-
ley 2S. Lathrope / Brown II, Beocom
%, Thompson ,, Rettlck 56, Eberhart
II.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-04
Centre Township No. 3.

The following is correct school re
port of Stoney Run School for the
month ending Friday, October 20.
Number enrolled %. Per. ct. of at
tendance during the month 81. The
scholars attended the first month as
follows: Grace Renick, Mary Narnun,
Hazel Renick, Alice Rider, Bertha
Renick, Grace Thompson, Clara Nc
Cormick, Clara McAnallen, Maude Nc
Anallen, Mary Thompson, Virgil Nc
AnalIen, Roy Young, Clarence Herman
and Hugh Renick haye been present
every day during the month.
Edjth Young Annie Pitts Stella
Rider, Paul Renick, Luella Herman
and James Aggas have been absent but
one day during the month.
Anna Brown, Harry Herman and
Bert McAnallen, three days; Myrtle
Elliott and Ralph Raymond, four days;
Bertha Brown, FIVE days; Bertha Gran
mer and Emma Pitts. eight days.
Some were kept at home by work,
some by sickness
We cordially invite, and earnestly
urge the directors and parents to visit
us, and thus encourage us in our work.
MINNIE CONN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-04

was thrown against the wall adding to
nv sufTerings. / said: i feel as If L
saould die. Yes Mrs Mather. you We
got to die, said Mr.. Anderson.
The poor old soul told a long story of
her awful experience with the Holy
Ghosters all of whom knew that she
had not been able to walk for eight
wears. but they kicked and pummeled
her in the hope of driving away the
devil that possessed her. One of the fem
nine Holy Ghosters was permitted TO
cross examine the suffer.
Don't YOU think God has led US in
His path all along?" ask Mrs Cauklns,
"All except that night, 2 replied Mrs.
Mather.
DO | understand that you were con
tented with being thrown out of the
chair or going on the floor" asked the
lawyer.
no; do not think it was Gods
will
Did not Mr.. Anderson appear that
afternoon with staff and an apple to
prove that he was prophet?'
Yes; he has a club. | can't call it
ANYTHING else. He said God had been
leading him wonderfully. He said the
Lord had changed the meeting place
from Mrs Caukin's to Mrs. Young $:
He left his club and coat and hat and
went away bareheaded
The old woman had no more to tell
The lawyer had nothing else TO ask
Then the court adjourned to the town
hall. where the defendants sat like
wooden images Lawyer Tanner read
the statutes, which fixed the penalty
for such assault at one years imprlson-
ment or $500 fine, or both. All we're
held for court, bail being fixed at SO
head, which was furnished. The Holy
Ghosters went away in n body, declar-
ing that they had been prosecuted.