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the time. becatsc want to keep ZIP with
home affairs, and with no disparagement
OF your s,icctes as q correspondent intend
ed. 1t will tell me far more concerning them
than YOU seem able to do. have missed
reading II very much since signed away
my life, liberty and the pursuit oil happi-
ness to march forth from home ana fight
mosquitoes and malaria.
Well as tinc presses me, must close.
With love to yourself and regards TO my
friends, remain. your affectionats son.
Preston Morrow
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A. NJ. E. Church Appointments.

WaNa.hachie, Texas November 22.--All
The outgoing trains this morning bore
slnoug their passengers delegates who have
been attending thu Tenth district African
Methodist Episcopal conference.
The work of the conference concluded at
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A conner.

a brilliant comet was seen to pass over
the city about $3.50 o'clock last night. go
ire Ia the direction OF New Orleans. 1t
VAS plainly visible for some little time.
The head appeared about the size OF an
are light.
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rURNvEREIN CONCERT COURSE.

The next OF the series of concerts by the
Houston 1urnverein concert course will be
on Friday, November %, concert by the
Macmillan Dick Concert company, en-
brac!rg Macmillan Dick. vioiinist Mi s
Georgiella Lay. pianist, and Miss Isabelle
Bratnober, soprano. Non members can pro-
cure tickets at so cents,
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Faith uo,nr.

The swifhe not receipts realized by the ladies
abort an urhe Fasth Home Association from the
ana the mint ctrysanthemum show was s3iS,
s nh is $50 more than last year. Tho
.,,,s,,. les desire to acknowledge the donation
iranar,a,s, s2625 from friends and So In response
nan,n,sn.I the appeal OF M" which appeared In
fhe Post few days ago. The ladies' are
Edito working very hard 70 pay Oft the $4,000
OF ths still due on the building.
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- spsuuiat'on.
ins syndtcates in this country never
eaeeD % opportunities. II there is any
thing ~ sight they rarely overlook Il. ana
shsy propose 70 have every avenue 20
Wealth n ths new possessions practical
y mnnopcaissd before any weaker COM
pentss ~ Individual inyestors can ret Il
- ~ .eFpend floor.
his syeeicsts IN question. or other
~ eeNblnes Of capital, win possibly give
= O. rnrto Rico ana Philippine ter
~ rpeained many usefui and long med
3uelyenspfs and innusura4s "a ore
|A 1eveleeneat In thsss bsotwurd
~ ~ wtii - ueaapeIise ~
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coNcLusIoN YOU'LL REACH.

tONOLJoiON tRt iSL hEASh'
After trylng US. that what WE claim is so
that We are the only people who can please
tho most fastidious. 81 Packard's Troy
Laundry. OLE Prairie avenue. phone $50.
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has elect
says ditto
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-05-26

OF MARSHALL eastward one hundred eighty
teet. thence by lands OF Henry Bloom south
ward hfty-seven feet: thence by same west
ward one hundred eighty feet to Main ST
thence by Main street northward siNty-seven
feet and ten inches TO the place OF begin
nwg. containing forty-one and six-tenths
tAlol perches, more or less. and being the
property conveyed by II Bloom 10 A Zeig-
Ter by deed dated Nov 9Th. iSa5 Having
thereon erected "a frame dwelling house and
>tore-room combined and outbuildings. Seized
ana taken In execution as the property OF IL
y Leisier at the suit OF Henry Bloom.
TERMS or SALE-Thc following must be
stately complied with when property is
Sfri i-kcn down.
J. When the plainuff or other lien creditor
becomes the purchaser. the costs on the wit
must be paid. and a list ~ the liens, includ-
ing mortgage searches ON the property sold,
together with such lien creditors receipt.
for the amount OF the proceeds OF the sale or
>uch portion thereof AS he may claim, must
hc furnished the Sheriff.
All bids must be paid In full.
q. All sales not settled Immediately win
| be continued uutil O'Clock D. IN. Of the next
day at which time all property not settled
for VIII again be pat M and sold at the eX-
p"uSc ana risk u the person TO whom first
/ sold.
'~ce PUrdOn's Digest. Stu edition, page H
! and smiths Forms pag, 81.
WILLIAM R DOpDS sheriff
| Sheriff odirc. Butler. Pa. May l6 ls9S
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Resolutions.

At regular meeting Of Buttercup
Council No. JD3. Jr. o. u. A. NJ held
May 7, 1893 the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously ad-
opted
WHEREAS. II has pleased the Great
Architect Of the Universe ~ remove
from our midst our late brother i. C.,
Saml A Wright, and Wherear IL IL but
just that fitting recognition Of his
many virtues should be had therefore
be 1t
Resolved. By Buttcrcup Council No.
J93. Jr Q. u. a. NJ, that while we bow
with humble submission 10 the Will Of
the Most High we do not the less mourn
for our brother who has been taken
from us
Resolved. that in the death OF brother
Wright. this council lamcnta the loss OF
brother who was ever ready 10 proilcr
the hand of mid and the voice Of sympa
thy to the needy md distressed Of tho
fraternity. an active member Of this
council n citizen whose upright and no.
bic life was n standard % emulation -
his follow brothers
Resolved, that the heartfelt sympathy
Of this council be- extended 10 his fsniily
In their afflictiou that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes Of the
Council copy thereof be transmitted
10 the family of our deceased brother
and TO the county paper
q VI. GRAHAM
4 q. EBERHART.
J.. $ HENRY
Com
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WAR RECORD

On THURSDAY the arrival Of the Span
ish feet az Santiago de Cuba was report
ed On Friday the report was confirm
ed and our squadrons started for that
harbor Tne haTb0r Of Santiago de
Cuba j. a long and narrow one,
surrounded by nigh hills. and with an
unusually narrow entrance only about
$50 Yards wide. strongly fortified Ine
Russian government was taking great
interest In the disposal Of the Phllll-
penes-
On Saturday the Spanish feet was r
ported to have left Santiago LarDor, ana
that night a battle was reported 20 nave
taken place N the Winward Passage
The water between the east end OF Cuba
and the island Of Hayti. The Monitor
Monterey was ordered 70 proceed from
San Francisco 70 Manila.
On SUNDAY orr fleets were plOUgA.ag
around Cuba hoping u hud the Spanish
feet. ard the War Dept. were making
ready to send ~. 600 men to Cuba.
On Monday continuous frlng was re
ported OF Port de Paix- IL the north
west corner Of Haiti.
On Tuesday our fleets were supposed
10 be off the southeastern coast OF CuDa-
There was no real news though there
were many reports of battle. Dewey
wired that provisions were scarce n
Manila. and riot was feared.
Yesterday the Spanish squadron was
reported bottled-up n the harDor o.
Santiago. The President issued cal.
FOR 15.JJ more men the Oregon
arrived at Jupiter Inlet, Florida.
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Ccntre township.

DR.. and Mrs. Wasson. OF Baltimore
Nd are visiting Mrs. Wasson's parents,
T. r. Hoon and wife.
Alex Brewster Jr. has moved to
Butler.
Just ask Dan Reiger to hand around
the cigars. 1t is boy.
Miss Bertha Carnahan is visiting rela-
tives in Butler this week.
Miss Margaret Moore completed a
very successful term Of school IN
Tarentum and is at home now.
Miss Blanche Hoon was at home over
Sunday.
Miss Estella Mccullough is visiting
her sister Mrs Graham of Va
Some Of our young people attended
the party at Mr.. Brewsters one evening
last week and all present report very
enjoyable time.
Mr.. Gould. of Butler, visited his
sister Mrs Carnahan not long since.
Miss Henrietta Moore attended the
Ladies Missionary Convention at Cleye-
land, O.
Miss Mable Smith attended the Com
mencment Of the Butler High School
this week.
Everette McCandless and Miss Nan
nie Glenn. of Unionville Presbyterian
S. S.. and j. NJ. Blain and Miss Mable
Smith, of Holyoke u. p. s. s., are dele
gates to the Convention at West Sun
bury, May 26, q.
Harry Thompson is very happy over
the arrival Of bouncing boy at his
house. / suppose it viii be either be
Sampson or Dewey.
Some Of our young ladies are think
ing Of purchasing side saddles and learn
ing to rid. horseback. We wish you
much success girls.
Rev. Broaden viii preach at HIolyoke
church Sunday evening, May 20.
We feel sorry for those young men,
who when they come to Centre twp.
have 30 much trouble with their horses.
Cheer mp boys try quieter horses the
next time.
Mss Nellie Mccullough Is visiting
relatives 1T Cecil,
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POLITICAL

The Republican primaries Of last Sat
urday caused the politicians Of the state
to do some figuring. At Washington
MAJOR Mcdowell declared that W. A..
Stone already had 20S Of the 3G2 dele
gaates and was az nominated.
The result was very mixed In Tioga
county, where Quay submitted his
name ~ candidate for US. Senate and
had local opponent named Charles
Tnbbs the latter won by 1902
majority, bnt as Tioga is w a Stones
native county he took the delegates
to the state convention without opposi-
tiOn.
When definite returns were complete d
forecasting the big anti Quay victory,
f. A. anValkenburg sent the following
dispatch:
Hon. NJ. s. Quay, Washington u. G.
Doodle was unable TO uphold the
the black flag Of Quayism in Tioga
county yesterday. Tioga il against leg
islative thieves and resents your attack
upon President Mckinley
There will probably be a big demon
stration in the county 10 celebrate the
anti-Quay victory.
Wanamaker carried Huntington coun-
ty; Quay carried Fsyette; Schuylkill
was divided; Hastings carried Centre
Northampton was for Reeder;
Potter was for w A. Stone
and in Washington county the
anti-Ouay element nominal
cd Col Hawkins Of the 10th, +. V. for
State Senate while the delegates are un-
instructed
Cambria. Montour, Prery and Clinton
counties are divided, and fuss has
started In Lancaster which may divide
the delegates from that county.
Rep. showalter and candidate Robin.
Tuesday, June 7th, AZ the date for the
Congressional conference. II will meet
in the Court House, Mercer, at p NJ
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Beware of the Craven Image.

WEST SUNBURY. MAY %, 1895
Since the opening Of this month
many county primaries for nomination
Of county officers and election o. dele
gates 20 the Republican State Conven-
ton June End next, have occurred
IL mas been both interesting and dis
gusting 70 follow the sound Of the rattle
Of the ancient machine, constructed and
maintained 10 thresh the manhood and
self-respect out Of the ought-to-be free
men Of Penn'a, per-force that this ma
chine gang may sit On fraudulent Lex
ow committees and eat, drink, smoke,
and ride in Pullman sleepers at the ez-
pense Of the honest freemen Of the State
for years to come But the inventor
Of this now ratified affair should stop and
think Of the necessity for some new
wheels whose friction might be some
what reduced at least 10 the rural ear.
II Is an old saying that TOO much ia
nilarity breeds contempt The clown
performances Of 80 familiar ring
fueelnan az W A Stone, the same
person who, at the bidding Of his ring
master u. s. Quay, violated his written
pledge on which he was elected nation
al delegate, deserted VIM. Mckinley
and cast his vote for his master Quay
for president, surely this cannot fool all
the people all the time az to whose he
would be if chosen Governor Of the
State
This aforesaid ring master il now en-
gagged from his high responsible seat
in the =. s. Senate in the closing years
OF this century in forging chains Of
political corruption welded by his tools
Andrews, Lyon, Reeder, Elkin, Stone
Il Co. TO fetter those now living and
yet unborn Of the Goth century. This
son Of preacher, Quay, goes 10 the sea
shore CT Sunday, May 18th, 1895, hap
pens to meet his gang fishes, but of
course discusses no politics, and forth
with one Of them declares w. A. Stone
will be nominated for Governor
Shall the people be deceived and turn
the whole State Government over 70
Quay by giving him the Governor We
all know the corruption Of his servants
in the legislature and that no man who
believes In self government can do his
bidding Let the people keep their eye
on our delegates, Messrs. Black, Nc
Clymonds and Crawford, that they bow
not to the craven image Of Stone or
any other image get up by the gang
r. NJ o
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cksvillc.

Corn planting will now proceed with
q fuph work on that line has been
much retarded by recent rains.
Lightning struck the derrick on the
Shields farm on Wednesday night set
ting fire 10 the gas Part Of the der
rick was burned the fire was c&tin-
guishcd by shutting off the gas The
tools are being moved 10 the farm Of y.
& Kelley. where n new well VIII be
drilled M soon as possible The Shields
well Is fair gasscr.
Mr David Studebaker ~ now afflicted
with inAammatory rheumatism. lie
many friends hone for his 'dy recoy,
cry.
Mr. Klingler of Butler purchased a
car load of wheat in this vicinity re
Gently
Mr.. Frank Hlderbrand and sister
Jennie Of Butler VISITED friends IN
Jacksville one dry lately
Mr. and Mrs s. n Carr Of New Cas
tie are visiting friends in this ueiRhbor
mood.
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lfarmony I'D Hclienopio.

Jacob Herr. Of New Brighton. II visit
iuZ his parents on the Herr farm near
Harmony
Mrs II NJ Bentis ana children OF
Harmony drove 30 Pittsburg last weok
and after visiting several days returned
in their buggy
Miss Ida sample Of Harmony, and
Mr4. J ". Dtteunau and daughter
Bessie. Of IclisHDple. ~ delegates visit
ID the w q T. 4 Convention 1T Bruin
on Thursday and Friday Of Inst week.
Mrs Frank KcllaI and Mrs. CALVIN
". Knox Of Harmony, made an enjoy
able visit with friends at Evans City
one day last weak
The pOstolflcc at Eidenau was robbed
lnat Friday night at the same time
goods were stolen FROM Snitzcl's store
Geo Walker. Of Now Cnstle, was in
Harmony on Tuesday
Jcre Bowman who now lives with his
daughter Mrs, Abraham 5ocbler at
Evans City was calling Oh friends in
Harmony on Monday
q. A. Morris, the Harmony miller,
with his wife left on Monday for Mercer
10 attend the funeral Of Mr. Morris
mother.
Lawn tennis rs the latest game that
claims the attention OF the elite of our
two towns.
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Mrs J. s. Sykes who mas been visit
ing her friends here left for her home
at Omaha, Neb., on Monday evening
J. Gibson of Zelienople who was
elected to 90 to the state grand lodge
l. O. O. T. a. WilkesBarre attended the
annual session of the same last week
representing 64S of Harmony.
Quite a number of our two towns at
tended the funeral of John Eicholtz, son
OF Fred Eicholtz of Lancaster twp, last
Monday.
Rev 4. J Otterman of Zelienople IS
conducting a prot-acted meeting at
Concord Beaver Co. at present,
John Il. Kison OF Harmony bought
several producing wells near Valencia
and viii move his family on the lease
Oh June lst
Al Wise the popular ex-liveryman Of
Harmony will move his family u But
ler next week He will embark in the
livery business again. Harmony T.
sorry 10 loose MN and her best wishes
follow hin in mis- new field.
The Harmony NJ E. church is being
repaired at present. A yellow pine cell
ing was put in and the wall will be pa
pered. This congregation used the
Church of God for services the last two
weeks.
w. J. Black came nearly losing a
GOOD horse last Monday evening. While
driving in the creek washing horse and
buggy the horse fell and with great DIT
fcultv be was saved from being drown
! "a. He was saved wivh a rope and
I boat.
Wednesday evening IF last week there
was a pleasant little home wedding al
| the cottage home u }. D. Hodel on ttt
| Franker farm 5u Jackson twp, Mr.
Edward Kristoghel ana Miss Retta
Hodel were married The young couple
will start housekeeping in Harmony
about the first OF June We wish tol
/ them many happy years
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Logan Valley.

Miss Lena Bolden, Of Phillip City,
called on friends here this week.
Zela Logan is on the sick list
Mrs. ID. II. Logan was Pittsburg
visitor
Lewis Hartenstein IL on the sick list.
Frank Byers and wife were the guests
OF Cal Logan recently.
!. T.. Burtncr aud wife and son,
Claire, visited friends near Natrona
Miller Deets, Of Karns City, Is the
guest Of Roy Burtner.
Levi Logan and wife are visiting
friends in Oakland
Rev. Mckee, Of Butler, will hold
services al Shiloh y. j. church the 10Th,
at 3 p. m.
Misses Ora, Elvia and Tillie Logan
were the guests Of Miss Elyia Coe Of
Butler, Wednesday.
Milton Logan got the quickest shave
he ever got last Wednesday morning.
Mr.. gas did the work.
The Hayseeds and College boys play
ed quite an exciting game Of bull near
Jefferson Centre on Saturday The
HayBecds were the best boys this time
Wednesday evening Phillips machine
shops at Great Belt were struck 10y
lightning and destroyed Several drill
ling cables were stored in the wareroom.
The shops were fitted mp with the latest
machinery The damage viii amount
70 about $4,000.
Quite a musicale was held at the home
Of Cal. Lognn, Tuesday evening The
band met and rendered some very fine
Eiusic The members present were
Mcesrs. MiIt Logan first violin and man
dolin. VIII Graf second violin, Richard
Lensner bass violin, FredTinker guitar.
accompanied by the piano.
Harvey Holms, n livery man OF Free
port. made u flying trip through this
section in search of horse. Some one
hired the horse giving the name
Wright Holms visited ouT friend :.
NJ Wright for the purpose Of obtaining
Information M 10 people Of that name.
.. VI Wright II the right man In the
right place but was not the Wright
man in this case
Quite number Of our citizens at
tended the funeral OF Oscar Deer Of -,
Haven. He IN grandchild Of John
Logan formerly OF this township
George MaurhoG, OF Saxonburg call
cd on friends this week.
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The Penn'a Volunteers.

The Tenth Reg. P Y passed through
Pittsburg last Thursday morning, on u
way to San Francisco, where II VIII Dc
shipped 10 Manila. 1t is under Com
rna1d of Col. Hawkins, and its men
belong in Beaver Fayette, Green
and Westmoreland counties. The On
cers of the 18th asked to be ordered 70
Manila. but their request was not
GRANTED. At Washington the Regulars
10 20 10 Manila and also the volunteers
including regiments from thirteen
states were decided upon, and shlps
were being fitted mp at San Francisco TO
take them across the Pacific.
On Tuesday the 10th reg. arrived IN
San Francisco.
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Flick.

Come on Decoration Day to the great
ball game between the Oak Point and
Rocky Kun ball team II ~ free.
Robert Jack IL putting picket fence
around his lawn and garden
Checkers are becoming very inter
eating game between our mail carrier
Mr. Saunders and Preston,
Jonathan Flick will soon begin the
erection of fine barn.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
r., Bcsscmcr 81 u,

Trains depart: No -, at $40 A. NJ;
No 2. at ) 30 T.. NJ Bntler time.
Trains arrive. No. /, 0.j5 A. M No
II. 2.5j T. NJ. Butler time
No II runs through 20 Erie and con.
meets with w n Y. & +. at Huston
junction for Franklin and oil City,
and with n. Y. H. r. d w at Sbenan
90 for all points east No. ? runs
through 10 Meadvillc and connects with
w n Y 81 T. for franklin md Oil
City. w X TUHNER, Ticket Agent.
DITTSBURG & WESTERN
hallway Schedule Of Pas
rcngcr Trains in effect May IS,
1893. BUTLER TIME.
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LOOK AT THE LABEL
Pasted on your paper, tor ON the
wrapper In which IL comes) for
brief but exact statement of
your subscription account The
date 10 which You have paid ia
clearly given. If it is n past date
"A remittance is In order, and IL re.
spectfully solicited, Remember
the subscription price. sl00 n
year. Don't send money In nm
ordinary letter II will be Mt your
own risk Use money order or
registered letter Remit 10
w. G. NEGLEY.
Butler. Penna.
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DEATHS.

K KNAUSE-At his home in Summit
twp, May % 1898. Christian Knause
aged s. years.
NcCLELLAND-At her home in But
Ter. May IS. 1855. Mary Jane Hun
ter, wife OF AL McClelland, aged
years
BERRINGER-At his home in Adams
twp, May 10, 1898, John Berringer,
aged about 20 years.
He was buried at Evans City.
GALBREATH-At her home on W.
Cunningham St, May "a, 1898. Miss
Belle VI Galbreath, youngest sister Of
Jas NJ Galbreath, Esq.
Funeral services at the family resi-
dence this evening at I.3o.
BELLA her nome in Butler, May
%, 1898 Mr. David Bell, aged -
years.
Her death was a sudden one and was
due 20 heart disease.
GRAHAM-Elzimina Glayds, little
daughter OF r. II. and Frances ].
Graham Of West D St Butler Pa,
May 18Th, aged years days. Inter
ment was at White Oak Springs Mon
dav
Nina mas gone from her suffering
here,
When least expected az angel came
And carried her spirit TO realms Of
Soon We each and all must pass the
same.
So sad Tor the berefr, the days are
dark
Her chair Is vacant, her voice is still;
Lost to parents, brothers and sisters
dear.
No one ON earth her place can fill,
So youas 70 pass through the valley
Of death,
some buds Oh earth are not to bloom
We miss thee Nina, your schoolmates
grieve
That you from earth were called SO
soon.
Dear Lord speak peace to these ach-
ing hearts.
That grieve for the loss of this dear
child,
She's s gained sweet rest. don't grieve
loved ones
She passed TO Him so peaceful and mild
She now rests from sickness, pain and
death
She has passed beyond all doubt and
fears,
So pure and innocent. she met her
God
Where none can know of grief and
tears
Mrs. HOFFMAN.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Louis Paland. former employee OF
Findley the photographer and who
went west year or so ago, died OF par
alysis at Denver, May 9Th.
Mrs. CATHARINE BELL.
The subject Of this notice was one OF
the quiet unpresuming, good women OF
her generation. Until the day and houI
and almost moment Of her death, had
enjoyed reasonably good health and go
ing about her house The last morning
of her pilgramage, she was working III
the kitchen and stepping to the cellar
way for some purpose, suddenly fell
down the cellarway and was taken VI
dead. Whether it was mis- step OF
whether it was a stroke is not definitely
known. But it is supposed she had o
stroke and lost control of herself.
She died in her S7th year, ut her home
in Mercer twp, Butler Co, Pa.
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SheriH's Sales.

BY virtue or sundry writs OF Ven. En-, Fl.
Fa- Lev, Fa. 81. issued out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Butler county, Pa, and 10
me directed there viii hc exposed 10 public
sale II the Court House, In the borough Of
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-05-26

ABOUT fifty persons were killed by n
tornado which swept over parts Of
Iowa. Illinois and Wisconsin last
Thursday
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-05-26
". u. No. 1856, June Term, lsiN j. W. liutchl
SOn Atty.
T.. u. No. i25. June Term. isas Newton Black,
Atty.

All the right, title, interest and claim of w
/ j Beatty OF ia aud Ia ull that certain piece
or parcel OF land, situated IN Parker twp"
Butler Co, Pa, bounded hs follows, to-wit'
beginning nt the northeast corner ~ "A stone
thence by lands OF lIcincr bros. ct al south |
deg west u2.J pcrchcs. to the public road
thence along said road north ~ deg west
- pcrchcs, thence along the same north \
deg west 20 pcrchcs thence by Same north ~
dog. west . pcrchCs 10 lands OF -a- Fletcher;
thence by lands Of same north deg. CHst "a
pcrchcs. 10 post: thence by lands of j &
OdcnwrilCr south Il dog cust jb.d pcrchos 20
lands of tlcincr Bros. the place az beginning.
containing ~ acres. moro car loss. mostly
cleared Seized aud taitou In execution ns
the property Of w Beatty at the suit OF
Thomas beatty.
4 ID M ~ n u Oh 81 o. md LIZ. INN Term.