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HE CITY.
,Or,l. nKEVIrIEA.

Whea, 81. 3. 3 cents, No. ,. -; flax
!. cents.
Mr.. I. Larnon and daughter, Nora.
an, 10 Wentworth to-day.
Gao, T. Scott Of the round house force
ra,,,3 Austin TO work for atime.
Miss Bench * the Normal school de
Parted Tor Bri,,on TO begin school teach
ss.
The las, dance ot the season for the
Bereiict club vii be held 10 night at
Lynou's hpll.
F l. Soper, Esq, followed his family
today - E.stheryllle. Iowa, where MIR.
soper's people reside.
Mrs |. .han Il. Wheeler has return
kltrom % extended visit To her daust :
tr'a, Chamberlain.
Mss Margaret Cal.iuan WAS IA passen-
Er' tor >,oux Falls TO visit her friend
Mss N4br. Peterson.
Arrivals on the evening train: VIM.
toalr',, y. \. Northrop. Miss May
Ioles, Mrs. G. L. Borlan,..
lne .aic~'ail society OF the P~re.byte-
Nal church viii meet with Mrs. Thos.
Eae Friday afternoon at ; y. m.
AP. liull Of Wentworth, who has jus,
'esurAeI from u two months VISIT to
Fields IL Wisconsin was in the city to-
day.
Judge J. W. J mes, + X. Aiken. Esq
snd''ro n, Highly departed for Sioux
aus, court having adjourned :h's
nornlns.
John S'arr aud Fred Jensen of Mont.
use NeT" ~ the city to-day looking for "
trsIi"nec FOR the latter and also for
pace II which Mr.. Jensen could star; q
Oa''er tub factory.
"fs. ''rnyum. wife Of Supt. Grayun
we electric plant, and two children
a'''ed from Minnesota yesterday and
We united family has commenced house
weeping Mrs. Hill's north house.
lheH \. K. Post at its Monday night
%ee'lns decided to attend public wor
ny u Il body, Sunday before Memoria
n my May ~, at the Baptist church
"e! have engaged Curtis X. Waters
Speaker on Memorial day.
',N Thomas, formerly a resident o.
"'u'son, but lately OF the south part o
: state passed through the city to-da!
us family in a prairie schooner
ue' Tor Walworth county, in tn
wv" part Of the state, where he ha
u"us' Tor u quarter section OF land
u brother, Robert. has been located il
Years ago.
"ef'l Porter OF Wilmot, Robert
"'!' and deputy, Eli Babb, cam
a.. rom the north this morning o
~. way 70 Sioux Falls with four me
s0,. pe~n'tentiary. Two OF them wer
or, wy one for nine years aud tn
M ~ eighteen months--for shOotln
H., "'"'st killing Night Watchma
'o' Wllmot while on duty abou
a,,, ago The other two got six an
months for grand larceny. The
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Mis- Barton at Wash inCtOn.

WASHINGTON. March 30. Mis- Clara
Barton, the president of the Red Cross
society, was at the state department
during the day and had a long talk
with Assistant Secretary Day. to whom
she gave an account Of her relief work
in Cuba.
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NJ. L. Yocum. Cameron, Pa, says: Il
was n sufferer for ten years, trying most
all kinds OF pile remedies, but without
su ,cess. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
was recommended to me. l used n
box. 1t has effected a permanent care
As a permanent cure for piles DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
FRANK SMITH.
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,n1 DAILY LEADER
= nI-oN. suuTH DAKOTA.
~-n>fsDAl, MARCH 30. 1898.
,cn, rtme Tahle.

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b,i eHe'' .u,tNr aoihs GAsf.
Va. 4, depar,s ll:tO \. m.
PSF So. ~. departs SD =. IN
lfAh' 40 !, departs pa y. m
|~t'sl-"'' reA,ss auIha war,
-, 40. ~, departs a:l3 y. IN.
vs. ~ .n.l>- rRon rHK sAsr.
,,., 30. !, arrives 20 p. m.
rr N so Is, arrives 80 p m
s s,'.aH> 40 4, arrive. s:s, a m.
..., So. y, arrives lo:soa. N.
-. ,,3se trains carry p~assensess; ons
A. ..o an , sncn q ers are provided With
|,x.i' ,o,nv caet maze connection
~ -, Il, q poin,r south.
\ b"N s.nlsos 4 snisroL L'Hs.
-, 80 departs north, u, $40 a. m
y, ,-.f.. arrives from the north, ln;H y. IN
w. +. j. HOLMES. Local Axsn,.
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Died of ~HydrOphobia.

New YORK, March 29.-Mrs. Eliza.
beth Van Name. q widow IS years Of
age, died Of hydrophobia at her home
in West New Brighton, Staten Island.
She was bitten on Feb. Z by a dog
which ran amuck through the town,
biting four other persons.
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More Money for the Expo.

DIES MONIES. H., March 3O.-A bill
to appropriate $4,000 in addition to
$4,000 already appropriated for the
Trans. Mississippi exposition has passed
both houses of the general assembly.
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German Naval Bill Passed.

BERLIN, March 30.-The reichstag
has definitely adopted the navy ill
without division and amid cheers. The
imperial chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe.
and other ministers congratulated .Ad-
miral Won Tlrpi,z
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Miss davenport Slightly Improved.

CHICAGO. March 3~O.-Fanny Daven-
port is said by her physicians to be still
in q precarious condition, although the
chances for her recovery are greater.
Z. S. Willard is reported slightly
improved.
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CHICAGO. March 3U.-Flve rapid.
firing Hotchkiss guns have been sent
from Fort Sheridan to Eastern points.
With each gun 1900 shots Were sch
Armour & Co. sold tour cars OF meat
products to the navy. 1t is to SO 10
Norfolk.
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Ruckum Arnica Nalve.

The Best Salve in the world for Quite,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt RheA n. Fe-
YER Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptione,
and positively cures Piles. or no psy. re.
quired. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale BY c. II
Wood.
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When bilious or oostive eat q Cascaret
candy cathar:ic. cure guaranteed. 1Oc. 25c
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)UR LINE OF SILKS:
received their sentences from Judge
Campbell OF the Aberdeen district.

hioIl uIh
Campbell OF the aberdeen district.
Final cases OF the calendar disposed
OF by court th,s morning before adjourn.
ment we're: Title Guarantee and Trust
company OF Chicago vs.. Margaret and
John Il. Nesey and Robt. +. Buller, de-
PENDANTS were given leave To amend
answer on payment OF $50. and case con
tlaued on motion Of defendant. John
Paul lumber company vs.. Hattie M.
Borland, case submitted to court. &C.
Pendergast vs.. Libbie Pendergast, con
tinued. On application OF state, bonds
OF a. VI. Oregon, Fred Dean and Chae.
Packard we're raised to 800.
The University Extension center
meets nj the Presbyterian church this
evening to discuss the following topics:
The counter Reformation, Mary Wad-
den; Civil and religious wars in France
10 1898, Emily Clark; The rise of the
Dutch iI;epublic, Jennie I%iucthison;
Origin and history OF the balance Of
power" W. II. Dempster; The Tudor
dynasty and it's characteristics, Mrs. II.
Is. Williamson; The Thirty years war
and peace OF Westphalia. Henry Fruden-
field, no paper to be more than eight
minutes long.
10 reply to inquiries, We state that ac-
cordihg TO the files OF THE DAILY LEAD
EE giving proceedings OF the last city
convention. IN lS.G, and the last ward
caucuses. in 1897, committees were con
stituted as follows: City central COM
mittee. appointed at the city convention,
in 1896. }. II. Williamson, J. NJ. Duff.
Chas. Bingham, ID. +. Stoddard. Chair.
men OF ward committees, appointed at
the ward caucuses. held in 1897, j. a.
Johnson, FRS, ward; J. j.. Fitzgerald,
Second ward: 7. Tierney, Third ward;
Peter Mnrquar,. Fourth ward. In al
dl,ion TO the business OF nominating
candidates for aldermen and members
III the board of education ut the ward
caucus.s This year. delegates TO the city
convention will be elected. The city
convention is usually called first and the
caucuses are held Il day or two before
the dnie named for the city convention.
The CITY convention is held once in two
wears. The officers nominated at the
city convention are mayor. city treasu-
rcr, police justice, city justice ana treas
urer of the board OF education. whose
terms OF office are two years. The CIT!
central committee ls also named 1T the
meeting and serves two years.
Don't be persuaded INTO taking some
thing said 10 be Just like Rocky Noun
tam Ten. There's nothing made like 1t
b cents. fkANh SMiiH'
4. little boy asked for a bottle OF "ge'
no IN the morning As fast IA YOU can.
the druggist recognized q householt
name FOR DaWitt's Little Early R'ser'
and gave MIN u bottle OF those famon'
little pills for constipation. SICK head
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Two children Creunated.

WlTTENBLRG, Wis. March 3O.-Two
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Richards, living five miles south, were
burned to death in a fire which de.
stroyed the Rlcha DIS home. The chill.
dren were three and five years old.
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BiliOusness is caused by q lazy liver,
permits food to sour in your stomach,
makes you cross. Rocky Mountain Tea
makes you cheerful and we'll.
FRANK SMITH.
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Austria Will Sell to Spain

BERLIN. March 30.-The Vienna cor.
respondent Of the Frankfort Zeitung
says the Austro.Hungarian government
is negotiating for the sale of a war
vessel to Spain.
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Mn,inms Given Away.

T. ia certainly gratifying to the puo,'c
to know Of one Q IN tue i"nu VIZ
are not afraid to be generous ~ -
needo and suffering. The propr'etors o'
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds. have gwen away
over ten million trial bottles OF tins ere".
medicine; and have the satisfaction o,
knawing it has absolutely ""reo
thousands OF hopeless cases. Asthma
bronchitis, Hoarsnes and all disease o
ia Throat. Chest and LunRs are surel!
cnred by il. Call on G. II. Woods drug
u;st and get a trial bottle free. Regular
s'1a zoo and a. Every bottle guaranteed
or price refunded.
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Thousands OF sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by O1e
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis. pneumonia.
grippe, asthma. and all throat and
lung diseases.
EpA~C CNtIu
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Thirty-tiv years make a generation;
Thot Is how long Adolph Fisher OF
GAINESVILLE. O., suffered from piles. re
vas cured bv using three boxes OF De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
WINS WV FRANK SMITH.
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Don, be persuaded INTO taking
thing said To be just like Rocky Noun
tam Tea. There's nothing made like II.
q, c.n,s FRANK SMITH.
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FRANK SMlIp

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saive
Cures plies. Scaids, Burn.
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EAAl. Log asked for a hottie of yet

4. little boy asked for a bottle OF get
nm IN the morning as fast IA you ran.
the druggist recognized u household
name for DaWiti's Little Early R'sers
and gave MIN IA bottle OF those famous
little pills for constipation. SICK heau-
nche. liver and stomach troubles.
FRANK SMITH
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SUITINGS,=

Novelties, Plaids; in fact everything in the
lress goods line; in all the new shades and at thu
prices.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-25
A Butler County Boy.

We learn from California papers that
j. G. Black of San Jose California has
received the nomination of the Repub-
Hcan party for Judge OF the several
courts of Santa Clara county in that
state. Mr.. Black is a native of this
county, Oldest son of James Black a
former resident of Marion township, a
brother of Newton. J. B., and DIR.
L. Black of this place. He will be re
membered by many of the older resi-
dents of the north end of this
county. j. G. Black went to Califor-
mia in 1856 where he followed mining
for some years, then took up the legal
profession in which he has attained
high standing, and 30 recognized by the
Judiciary of the state The San Jose
Mercury in speaking of the Republican
convention says,-'For Superior Judge
no ADLER or conscientious man exists
than j. c. Black. For more than
thirty years he has been an honest resi-.
dent of this county, one of the promi-
nent members of the bar. His repu-
tation rs o jurist extends through the
state and his private character is above
suspicion. Once before, several years
ago, he served the people as District
Attorney. The record that he made
In that Office is one to be proud of, and
all Of the Oldest residents recalled with
eminent satisfaction the services which
he then rendered AS a Superior
Judge of this county he will serve the
people with fidelity and with ability
unsurpassed. We are informed a
nomination in that county is about
equivalent to an election. and we hope
it may be 80 in Mr.. Blacks case, as we
are always pleased to learn of the sue
cess of Butler County boys wherever
their lot in life may be cast
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-25
McCandleSS Reunion.

One of the most pleasant occurrences
of the season was the third annual Me
Candless reunion which was held in the
n-rove Of T. J. NcCandless, near Union
vile. on Thursday, August Is. 1898.
Although St Swithin was on the 'hr-
ing line that day a goodly number OF
friends and neighbors gathered for
mutual greetings and renewal OF old
friendships
When the noon hour arrived, families
and friends. as has been customary
grouped together on the grass IN true
picnic style, and Judging from the sat
isfed countenances Of all the wants OF
the inner man We're soon bOuntltully
supplied.
The organization was then called TO
order bv l. J. McCandless, Butler;
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Oliver.
1asror of UniOnville church: address OF
welcome was given by James l. Nc
/ Candless, in n pleasing and entefJitlA u
| INC manner: VIII T. McCandless, of
! McCapdless. gave an excellent response.
I impromptu. n very carefully compiled
/ history of the McCandless Scotch-Irlsh
ancestry, and their early settlement IN
/ America was given by Hon JOSIAH NJ;
+, Thompson historian: very stirring and
n9triotic address was deliyerd by Col
]. N. Thompson, of Butler; short talks
| by the Rev. Schumacher and Samuel W.
/ Thompson were much enjoyed; como
rendering of Barbara Frietchle by
Bread Black, Of Butler produced muct
merriment; a song by two wee maid
ems. Misses Florence and Mildred Hol
Imam. was very nicely sung.
Excellent music was furnished by tn
well trained Edmundson Brass Band o
Prospect, and by the Unionville Martha
Band.
Approaching rain prevented furthe
CARRYING out of programme. Afte
election of officers and benediction a!
departed for their several homes unanl
mously agreeing that it was indeed Z
good thing to have them. MCC.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-25
OUR BOYS IN CAMP.
Co. Il, 18th Regiment, Fort
Washington, Md.
Ano,,et % 1908

August, 22 1898.
The melon season is in full blast here
and those who have any money left
from our last pay are prospering on this
delicious southern product Water
melons cost from ten to twenty cents
and musk melons FIVE and ten Farm
ers haul them in to us from miles
around and every boat that plies the
river seems to have large consignment
of melons aboard.
The number Of sick is greatly dimin-
ished, Core and Will Faber being the
only ones in the hospital at present. A
few days before taking sick Will took a
little vacation to Washington d. C. and
there married Miss Bessie Ross, daugh-
ter Of the captain of the steamboat,
Chas McAllester.
Last week Co. z received box con-
tanning large number of periodicals
and magazines, the much appreciated
gift Of the Home Missionary Society
per Mrs. Hovis.
Thursday last Jas. McClymonds left
for his home in Slipperyrock on sick
leave. Jim was troubled with rhuma-
tism and not malaria as before stated.
Sankey who was home ON sick leave
and Black and Williams returned from
their furloughs that day and Saturday
Kalb came back, Will Ritter and Clyde
Green left to visit their homes at Butler
and Ford city respectively
Saturday Will Troutman and wife of
Butler spent few hours with CO.. L
and saw how we live as soldiers.
Sunday morning son of Capt Howe
of Battery A, who IL a student in a
theological seminary, conducted church
services which were attended by the
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Sheridan's Point.

A special from Sheridans' Point
to the Pittsburg Times this morning,
says. Private Negley of Company d,
Butler, created a furore in camp by
publishing a letter in the Washington
"Post, " attacking the officers and stat
ing that four-fifths of the men wanted to
be discharged The letter created such
a sensation among the men that many
who were in favor of going home have
expressed their determination to serve
their two years if they are permitted to
do so.
Col. W. A. Krepps, commanding
the Fifteenth regiment, went to Wash
lngtdn to-day and interviewed Adjt.
Gen. Corbin, VINO informed him that
he had heard only good reports of the
Fifteenth, and that while the Sixth
Pennsylvania would be mustered out at
once, the matter of retaining the other
regiments in the service would be left
to Gov Hastings.
Almost all the boys from Co. b., whe
have been home ON furloughs state that
fully three-fourths of the company wish
to be mustered out, now that the war is
over. and that they preferred civil life
to garrison duty.
Resolutions on the Death OF John
=. Love, Of Clinton Township.
| we, UDe memb6Ts of James Harvey
| Post No. Sd G.. A. r., Department of
Pennsylvania, are again called upon to
place on record our tribute of respect to
another Of our comrades, the third with
, in year, who has been called to his
| final rest. Comrade John 5. Love, of
whose death we make note, departed
| this life on June oath, 1898, in his 5Sth
year He belonged to Company ID, l31
regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, and
was a member of this post since its or
ganiZation, being a charter member.
As long as his health permitted he was
present at every meeting He was for
many years our adjutant, and in the per
| formclce of the duties of that Office, and
of Others which he filled. he was effici-
ent. careful and attentive Those Of us
who were with him in the army can
bear testimony to his soldierly qualities.
He was always ready for duty, obedient
to orders, brave III danger, and there,
rs in civil life, he had the respect and
confidence Of all who knew him. AS a
citizen he was honest, Industrious, in
teIligent and patriotic; as a husband
true and loving; as father, affectionate
and indulgent His whole life was a
grand example Of Christianity, honesty
and integrity, such as gives blessed
assurance of Il Heavenly reward in the
hereafter
To the bereaved wife and family we
extend our most sincere and heartfelt
sympathy in their great affiiction. May
they be comforted with this thought
tn at what is their loss is his gain.
On motion, a copy of this memorial
be handed To the widow, and that the
editors of the CITIZEN and of the Eagle
be most respectfully requested to pub
lish the same.
MICHAEL kELLE.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
NJ. n. GREER.
Committee
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-25

him. he was to them an enthusiastic
live citizen. temperance and religion
permeate his character. He Is mecnan-
ieal engineer for gas engine manu-
featuring company at Grove City IN
which lie also Is interested.
The grading and Strengthening of the
Pittsbur- and Western railroad bed Tor
the track between Harmony and Evans
CITY is progressing rapidly. \ large
force OF men are now at work at Eide
nau and opposite Maple Grove Park
with steam shovel, heavy grading Is
being done for double track, and when
completed viii have light grades,
Last Sunday force Of % men with
IL boats dredged the Compromising
creek from Winters dam at Eldenau t.
fbe mouth Of Breakneck at Maple Grove
Park for the body of Peter Gruyer, OF
! Evans CITY. who accidentally fell into
+he swollen stream at Evans City las
| Thursday evening ON his return from
the Aaccabae's picnic at Maple Grove
( Park.
Harmonv's worthy citizen, Henry
| Niece. was nominated at Butler las
! saturday for Congress from Butlel
county district. Should the -0th De
| trirt Democrats nominate him at thel
| convention in the near future, he woul'
rnn parallel for a similar Office with M
son. S. E. Niece. of North Baltimore
O.. who is nominated for Congress i
the Ninth District of Ohio.
Late last Monday night Prof. &, K
Titzel. who occupied the chair OF Gree '5f
at Thiel College, Greenville, died at IN
Passavant residence in Zelienopie Wner
he has been sick for sometime. lie !
widely known and loomed high i
educational and religious circles.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-25
JURY LISTS FOR SEPT. T.

List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this I'd day of Aug, 1898 to
serve as Grand Jurors at regular term
Of Court, commencing on the first Mon
day of September. 1898. the same being
the 5th day of said month.
Bard, w E, Centreville, dentist,
Barnhart Oscar, Millerstown, farmer,
BARLEY n f. Clay twp, farmer
Campbell Enos, Concord twp, farmer,
Campbell c NJ, Concord twp. farmer,
Camphsll VIM F, Fairview twp, farmer,
Eppinger Iron, Lancaster twp, farmer,
Fulton VIM, jackson twp. farmer.
Graham JAS H, Cranberry twp, farmer,
Hiuchberger Jos, Butler twp, farmer,
Hines w A, Brady twp, farmer,
Kaufman Geo, Adams twp, farmer.
Lensner Richard, Jefferson twp, far
mer,
Martin John. Adams twp, farmer.
| Morris c A, Washington twp, farmer
| McGill Geo E. Harms City, producer,
| Mccall Samuel. Clay twp, farmer,
McGonegal John Slipperyrock twp. far
| mer,
Phillips Zack, Butler 9TH W, laborer
| Raabe Christ, Saxonburg, foreman,
Shira Wellington, Washington twp, far
| mer,
|
| Snyder l. G. Brady twp, farmer,
Zehner Charles, Jackson twp, farmer.
List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this second day of Aug, 1898,
to serve as Petit Jurors at the regular
! term of Court commencing or the sec
4 end Monday or September, 1898, the
same being the 18th day of said month.
| Boyer John, Lancaster twp, farmer
| Beatty + S, Harrisville, merchant,
| Bauldauff Geo, Summit twp, farmer,
| Barnhart Jacob, Rutler ist w, laborer,
Butler A L, Parker twp, producer,
! Byerley Harvey ID, Butler I'd w, clerk,
Christman John, Butler 1st w, oarpen-
ter.
Campbell A D. rotIoiia farmer
| Coyle lokn Clearfield twp, farmer,
Doerr Geo, Buffalo twp, farmer,
Deets John NJ, Fairview twp, farmer,
Davidson ID +, Slipperyrock twp, far
| mer,
Lrescher Edward, Saxonburg. wagon
maker,
Elliott Jas. Buffalo twp, farmer.
| English w l., Portersville, gent,
Flanagan Jas, Butler ID w, glassworker
Fleeger J Nj, Forward twp, farmer.
Greenawalt Henry, jackson twp, far
Glenn Horace, Washington twp, far
mer,
, Gilkey Jos, Valencia, faFnen.
Hinchherger John Butler twp. farmer,
Hinchberger Geo, Butler twp, farmer,
Hawk Isaac A, Butler Is. w, carpenter,
Herr Albert J, Butter 9TH W, printer.
Hutchison VIM, Oakland twp, farmer,
Kidd Ross, Mars, farmer.
Kidd Saml, Butler I'd w, gardner,
Kelley Harry i. Worth twp, farmer,
Love II W. Clinton twp. farmer,
Love VIM, Butler twp farmer,
Maloney Michael Donegal twp, produc-
er,
McElvain Reuben, Butler tst W, clerk,
McGucken Geo, Clearfold twp, farmer,
McClafFerty John, Clearfield twp, far
mer,
Pontious w C, Donegal twp, farmer,
Russell w G, Sunbury, merchant,
Robb NJ, Oakland twp. farmer,
Smith Jas, Buffalo twp, farmer,
Smith w f, Forward twn, farmer,
Sproull L G., Marion twp, miller,
SeatoE Ambrose, Washington twp, far
Iner,
Sutton SanI1 Butler 1st w carpenter,
Thompson Rob't, Butler I'd W, watch
man,
Timblin A l.. Fairview shoemaker,
Vandyke Clyde. Mercer twp. farmer,
Weigle G Z. ProsrcCt. slater,
Wick Tuner, Concord twp, farmer,
Wright S NJ, Jefferson twp, driller,