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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

cash quotations were % follows: Flour steady. No
sprlng wheat 87aQDisc. No red. 79Sc. No corn 81
G3l ne: No yellow corn. 8liac. No oats 22a22'.c No
white 23a.g24c No whEe. 23n23isc 40 rye oo-ts'
81 0Ta. prime timothy seed 81 p. clover S3gS,. mess
pork Der bbl s. 2O4Ss % lard Per 100 10 - lVgSo %
sba rbs sides coosel s. o5G$5 3d. dry seed shoudes
ftoxeN So 81 RQ$5 -. shot clear sides tDoeu SSOy9
a. ~ vhiskev distl.ers finished goods. per gal ~ -,
sugars cut loaf unchanged on the frrluce rkohalBe
ia the butter market firm: creaneres. lCaZ2c,
dairies 3qiS, cheese firm. llgllAc eggs hrm, fresh.
lfngl4S.c.
raA eg. corn easy. 10 mixed 34c oats steady.
~ . mixed 23sc Rye nrm, No sc Butter hrn.
higher Elgln creamery. 25Ag24ec; ONO. Ha2Vc.
sa1yy l3c Eggs steady. BE Cheese firm
D" ,,',al.e Sent, l2-wheat higher; No Northern.
~ TT 80 Northern, ~ 's4IOc Rye nrm No l.
tss. G57c Bailey firm; No 2 43a44c; sample, S'0i21c
MINNEAPOLIS Sept. l2-Close-Wheat IN store. No
Northern September. OIsc; )eceib.r o'sc N1ty 'v.y
Tr,hern o9qG7itc: No Northern 6sg64isc. Bran $40
dslO %
Philadelphia sept. y Wheat firm. &c higher con
tract grade September So. 40 Corn hrm good g
merd NJ > mixed September, 3DA Q3Ic. oats nrm; No
,,hlfe clipped 2eG2,iz No mixed clipped. -bs are
Tvooi tuch1ngsl Provisions unchanged Butter hrm,
nruts L. higher fancy Western creamery &c, Do prints
So Eggs nrm good demand fresh nearby, II ne 40
ceintsEFlour 1000 bhls and 5000 sacks wheat G5o1
hush. corn $500 bush. oats, $1,000 bush shipments
wheat $500 bush. corn. $1,000 BUSH oats 100 bush
:, Louis sept y Wheat. 40 > red cash. elevator.
I'll MAY 747.c. ~ . hard donG9c. Corn ~ cash.
COZ frark 81 September. 3Osc. December. 2b7s1
81 Nav 2T4.a277sc. Oats. No cash. - &C. track
22L n 2sc: spot and May. dc: No white. 25'sc.
Toledo Sept l2-wheat active easy So ? cash, e9Ac.
Oat, dull steady. 80 mixed u 'sc Bye quiet NJ 2
cssh 57c C1oyerseel active. unchanged Prime.
cash and October 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Price. Mccormick & 60. In their cotton letter Of
Day say. Nen either horribly regarding this
t-f;-Crg ihe market interests 4 himself and
GATES Il a. public and private crop reports are not al
Hags 70 TAXA ,,5eroe over ths ns,viiuai dpinion y
;.t Neil who faboocs crop reports Of all kinds and
tas's Dis opinion entirely upon the previous year out
az tn- reports 90 the weather map. Their is lltue
erot IN minds that -eri damage has been done.
a M % ~sg c1 a@ ihaos T no no Sd nries
49,, @ WI. receips continue heavy 6nt II q, heglns 70
wa VI. Do forced 60 accept moderate crop views ard
i Il, VII be- prompt to respond Al present the feel
9sg 10 ne failure = me trade 20 respond Influences
ull',akai'y oulish 30 character"
eouon E1.ha Special Liverpool Cables Spot cot
sl.n AMI export 100 American 900: receipts 1000
sl Easy a.e uhchsng,S S S1a cs.ed steady at d2
SIS net 1er December January. 3 23h January
is-H. 81 February March. 3.23'sb. March AIiil,
-, AIrl Nav 3.21s. May-Jlne 325iss. } me july.
S-oo,otsr 2sb October Novenber a2slss. Noyeinber-
cllif 3 @15. Mancaester-Yarns moderate demand.
JE~ccly hrm bu, prices asked checked business g..
g. scs ,I-m va arn. win prety Fooa demand Ilo
s, g % :..tfg 50 % pow1ered, 81 logs4 49, nor o,
az th - ounce rhias s. 10 eigh,hs y S SpR
.ee -o manufacturers bull 2sc outside holders bN."
sDcLh AND MEAL-in general way the -four market
s'4si-~raoiy hrner to-day although rot quoiaoiy
rrt.,i,.ek wheat in the last hnf hour and would not
cse g Ga any ieirs ng.er tnan Ms1t4} ..ss t.S
rgti. s. 3rs3 40. winter patents 50 55Q<3 - sprins
ora ~ ' 49, 40 e'lF S 10, q o. agriye
~ihest hour $z@g;s 75-.....RYE FIOti.~Q ae5sT
-. Fair % gooe 81 iNDS3 30. choice 20 fancy 3E4
&C.. -NkNMEAI<-FiIn. quoted. Kiln dried. - ~
FL, as 20 brand BAG MEAl>--steady &G1,ea.
r "'iie and yellow 600. coarse. 1916 ...- FEED
s--i S1ocf spring bran bulk. So 5eN<l1; fack' 70
90 n Si5 30. sachs spot. SO 259<l5 ~, CORE
,..-,' tfan SO jO0Sl7 latter white. fine Sli @nSl'
sngs sea>l7 90 city feed. SIS Jo0flG: hominy chop
~ ~ quiz. oiIrleai s25
,tAIN-WHEAT-Bu had rather the hes; Of me
t. ~ mos ~ the time day working prices up sD'u'
h'fe the previous night iut in attempting 20 take
f,. oIfng the last han hour found there Was Neiy
v,. saying power. the sales breaking prices 70 Ie.
-" We curb close Il Monday which was az 1oAc iDt
-. -e,. ana al the same time the opening Ioiht 81
~ ~ ti.s market u largely question OF fhos
e trade collectively dd believe the news Justned
~H OF 81 ahvann~ syel though thu CROP report WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
NAVAL STORES.

There were no price changes In the market and tone
was qultc steady on leading goods with falr )ooDing
demand. Quotations follow; $500 $50
TAR Regulars. 81 -. tar. oil bbls. 81 30
SPIRITS TIRPENTINE- iGisIt7c. . 49,, $500. -
ROsIN-Common 10 good strained " 2Ia9Sl ~; ~
81 n + 81 *. a. 81 JOaSl o. H. 81 60Gsl 65; l. 81 7Oq
81 =: X 81 s5aS1 30. NJ 81 l5as2 20: y. 81 90: g.
50 -. v ". s. 45HS3 20
STOCK on HAND.
SPLITS furpentino W. nts
Tar A'f" "''
Charleston Sept. H. rupentine market firm at 48c
Ro,in firm AMI unchanged
savannah sent 12-Splrifs turpentlne market firm at
sc bid. receipts LOIS bills sales '92 kosn firm ana
unchanged except H. at 81 - bid and 81 - asked re
ceipfs 4Jp bb,s; sales. l6S6. a,,a
Wilmington. sept l2-Sprits tuTentne steady, 43'sg
44~ receipts bhls Rosn firm. 9oGH5c; receipts. 30
hbla Crude turpentine quiet 81 %, receipts, % bbs
Tar quiet, receipts, " tNis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
- %rs =, hov and straw a. New-York for the week

- ; ;
Exports Of hay the week $50 bales Destination
Cuba 1927 bales. Glasgow. $50 Liverpool o"'' De'-
muda isO Trinidad. rs: scattering, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

R--1-a-1 1-r6c, s11alT' y. no os2Oo eKGhang1.
-eaiffs p bags = da4ei cleared tor lAe
ie safes IL 900 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags
ruTTON-Tfe cotton trade had busy time OF Il On
,c.ers4 f0-dav Sre-ulation IN futures. however was
t.-s ie~slv ess active than was YESTERDAY The mar
T VAS leliv weaker. Tne In prices was made
i-s'v tv local Dissatisfaction with the cable &c
c.,'s i,0m Liverpool. showing a net decline - l'Tn
can. tfs face of some advance Ara yesterday. But
!. M a. the ports very heavy. and runor g2t
o1, r. he eject NeiN all ready with another
eqrsl forecast about Pop conditions and the extent or
yield on the opening cali therefore the market
hike 4q4 points. By noon the decline increased
general loss 81 q0ll points. The weakness Of the
sn- market was increased by selling for Wall street
t-5l,t= growing out great weakness on tie
s.1s Exchange which required the banking contingent
G their cotton o. project their interest IN So
c.rt.s During the early afternoon rather steadier
sne prevailed. with nothing particular in the way OF
explain the change. Yet The market had no sub
sa-ia- rally There some Gov eIine and not few
prudent shorts took their profits n preference
believing Thar atn0rmally heavy movement OF new
ciion due less o. excessive Weld than O. a
premature development duo 20 the dr0uth The market
was analiy barely steady IN tone net decline q
tsi2 points
Tie rauge contract prices the local market
Ia .- Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CEMENT SIDE
WALKS IN THE DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA.-
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G. washington
ID c. sept O. 1909 SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re
ceived this office until u o'clock noon, saturday,
sent % 1900 for laying cement sidewalks Blank FORMS
of proposal and specifications together with All neoes-
sarv irformaton. be obtained al the once or tne
TSnetneer (.mmiasioner D. O. JOHN 3D. WIGHT, JOHN
" ROSS LANSING II. BEACH Commissioners d {.
STATE OF NEw-YORK- EASTERN NETWORK RE
FORMATORN
NAPANOCTI ULSTER COUNTY. y. Y
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma
- erlls ana labor for completing the Central Building
and North Wing. Installing Warming system ana boiler
md for Plumbing and Drainage. and Electrical WORKS
may be sent by mail dell cred in person up 10 one
o'clock T. NJ on Monday the 18th day ~ September
$500 10 George Dey0 Chairman Building Commissioners
EASTERN New-York Reformatory, Elenve Ulster County
New York. ,,,.
Drawing and specifications may be consulted and blank
forms Of proposals obtained at Building Commissioners
once Elenvlle or office Of q. l. Helms, state
Architect Capitol Albany. New YORK.
contracts will be awarded to the lowest responsible ana
reabe bidder each division II the work or for the
whole work be deemed for the best interest 81
The state unless tho bids eei the amount or FUNDS
available therefor. In any the Building Commits
s,oners reserve the right 20 reject any or all BIDS
-' GEORGE DEYO. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Foreign Coffee Sant0SCoffee market steady,
Average Santos 5S>ssi. receipts. 5000 bags - davsl
- f5s 700 bags Hamhurg-Coffee market opened
,ter-lr ,.r at 80 p Iu. unchanged 70 = pfen
lever sao4 O,p bags Havre-' Office market opened
,-'sstsr = franc lower. at u unchanged at p m.
i--ersr frame higher closed net unchanged prices,
- 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

4t55 T.. VI. daily from 23l ST. Penna. r r.. F. F. V.
LIMITED. Soll Nestbued Electric Lighted Dining
Car Train via Washington 10 Cincinnati and Louis
Vile Through Sleepcrs. Compartment Car daily
cert Sunday Virginia Hot Springs.
1855 4. VI pa 81. daily except Sunday 20 Wash
ington. daily from Washington with Pulmans -
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81 Louis. Louisville. and
Kentucky Points Stop0yers through tickets AZ
Washington aad Virginia Hot Springs Time FIVE
minutes later from Corandt and Desbrosses 81.
Tickets and Pullmans az g O. Offices. Sd2 and 1884
Broadway. also Penna Il. r. Offices. Phone $50
franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

- c1t'I quiet with Qu1fHtlons l-ltc lower on
- has q c'ss for mddlng up.and and GAc ~ mid
eng cur compared with - l6c and q l-l6c re-
Es..'e.y year There sales Spot cotton
u Southern markets Guddhng quoted reported by
ttca dispatches 70 Exchange follOWe: Noble
si' u o. savannah easy. lee lover . IL l6c.
t-4IescI trm. 5a4C WilmirTton steady SAC. Baltimore
sa..ayi Memphis steady BE-. Augusta steady lice
over e.. -. Louis steady g..
ne expert movement follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal us.i exclusively.
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations IN New York foot Of Liberty ST.
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81. .
Leaving time South Ferry foot Whitehall ST. -
FIVE minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
ST.. except when noted
after Sept. II 1899.
Trains leave foot - Liberty -.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &C.;
500 75 9:lO a. NJ. u2Oo ST. 70 Easton) 80, 40
f5 IS go Easton) J.. NJ sundays. 30. 600 to
E.ston) 4. NJ. 1900. $50. GOO p. VI.
For Wiikesbarre PitfstOn. and Scranton 400. e:lo
A. N. 1870 y. NJ Sundays. $50 A. NJ. -
1000 II 30 10 KeadlngD A. NJ. 30 4sO. 44o, 300.
5000 Reading T. NJ. 1913 night. sundays $50
Ul 30 Reating) A. NJ. 100 100 $3.50, $780, WOO
Reading =. NJ. Y - night o,.r,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
New SeasloIe Resorts - 80 $50. II 30 A.
NJ 30 1888 80. a44j. 1875. b623 p II. Sundays.
900 A. NJ, 400 i NJ. $50. -.
For Lakewood Toms River. and Baregat '4:3o. $50
A. NJ 80 43O + ". SUNDAYS 900 \. W.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
,. y. r.. foot Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands searhore points. 40 1000
A. NJ. 100. 3:i5 400 7. NJ. Sundays. 1000 A. ~, 100
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat aso A. NJ.
800 3:45 T. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
T paTtlcuIufs see tuF IdUIt,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. AND WASH
INGTON.
From loot Of Liberty 81.
Week days '4:30. 500 1000, 80, Dining Carr
A. NJ q 90 Dining carr 80. 800 Royal Blue Limlted)
500 600 Dining carr p. NJ. 1915 mdt sundays,
$50 1000 1l 30 Dining Carr A. NJ $50. 900. Royal
Blue G.mited) 900. @:oo Dining Carr p NJ. l2l5 mdt
A. ~. $3.50. 400 40. $780, 1900 =. NJ. sundays. goo
A. NJ 400. 600 T. VI.
ST. rs ~ 2si. 49, si4. 81 i35+ Broad
way ~ Az. - Union 81 West 1913 East l25th St.
2T% west 18th ST. 245 Columbus Az. New York.
court ST.. 344 Fulton 81. Brooklyn Ds Broadway.
William burg The New York Transfer CO. Will call fof
and check baggage hotels residences 10 destns
ton.
From Liberty St ONLY.
from South Ferry AZ 5'23 p NJ
aFrom South Ferry AT 1 - = VI
bFrom South Ferry at 6.lO T. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

-@' 800
DIS FAR This week ...... G4S 432 32.64l
-t-s "a ttis seas. No.. 25.3i2 g32 - 1913
Estimated receipts Orleans morrow. 400 70
e5li taes. against 49, bales last year Houston.
e,p 70 $500 baes. compared with 9.6sl year
"s.ay az tie ports and Interior points today, COM
iaie4 nth tho same DAY last week and las, year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Trans depart from GRAND Central Station
ga street. New York, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo sept. l2-Sprns wheat weak: 10 N9ttherh
old 7Gi-c. ~ = Northern new 1 T.. 81 80. MIR
wheat dull - RED. lie. 80 white. ~ mixen &C
Corn weak lower. demand light No Yellow. 5tci No :"
yellow 36l.c NJ corn. 36i4 g36ac NJ corn . 30
= whit 24..c. 40 mixed 24Hc. No mixed, Nite
RyeSales n 80 through billed al Gle Canal re'ghts
dull Flour arm.
chicago. sept i2The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows:
wheat No 2: Opening Highest Lowest Clotlns.
December .... 7iQi,. 1892 IL Iiig1i3s
May ...........1 4'sqi4'4 80 ''@'f' 'fs'f'
Corn. No. ?:
May 2ol.a2oa. 2e%a2oN 2oA 29%
September 3o,sa3l 81 - a5o.s Sos Sl aSs
December H2Ss @e7sA-o7| -'tV-''' 80 's-''
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
Republican Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, PA OCT. Z, 1898.
LEVI NJ. WISE, ESQ, Butler, Pa.
DEAR SIR:-Arrangementsh have been
made by the State Committe to start a
Campaign Party on tour of the state
from Harrisburg, Monday, October y.
The Campaigners will include Generals
Goblin, Wiley, Adj. Gen. Stewart, Col.
E. E. Robbins, of Westmorelaad Co.,
Can't. J. R. Robertson, and Capt. Fran
Barr, of Venango Co., Lieut.. Frank
jackson. Armstrong Co., of the 9th
Redgt. u. S. ", who served in the
SPANISH Cuban War, Lieut.. Scott. OF
Washington Co. Corporal VIM. L. Dom,
and Alex B. Young, Herbert M; smith,
Jesse Wall, together with a Glee Ciuo
of the Fighting Tenth Replment wnlcn
served in the Philippines.
They are scheduled to be at Butler on
Wednesday. (eyening meeting) OCTOBER
18th, arriving at Butler via. Butter
Junction at 7:50 p. m.
They will leave Butler, Thursday
Oct. 10, at S:55, n. m.
You will 1 hope, do your utmost TO
insure good turnout of the citizens OF
your county. and give the party an
enthusiastic welcome. Please let me
hear from you on this matter:
Yours very truly,
FRANK REEDER, Chairman.
In accordance with the above Chair
man Wise has arranged for a meeting
in this Court House. The speakers will
be met at the station and escorted to
their hotel and thence to the Court
House, where the meeting will be held.
Turn rn-out-EyerybOdy
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
Evans City.

Rev Laverty moved his household
goods to Monaco, his new charge. Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. R. Davidson and daughter of
Mars visited her cousin, Mrs. Ida Lutz
Tuesday.
Addison Boggs and family are moving
back to their former home in Wilkins
burg.
Rev. Pasco, the NJ E. minister, is
moving from Monaco
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
MlddletOwn.

Communion services were held in
Concord church last Sunday.
JIG. Kennedy and wife, of Butler,
visited Mrs. Kennedy's mother and
sister of this place last week.
Misses Maud and Alice Rider are
visiting relatives in Duquesne, Pa, at
present.
Campbell Wick, of Magic, has ac-
cepted position at Greenville.
Miss June Werner, Verne Stewart and
Bob Werner were guests of w. M. Kuhn,
on Tuesday night.
Charles Catlin, of Troutman, has
gone to Poughkeepsie, Y. Y, to take a
course in commercial book keeping tel
egraphy, shorthand and civil engineer
ing.
G. G. Kuhn has recovered from an at
tack of typhoid fever and is beginning
to feel quite himself again.
Our assistant p NJ, Miss Clark, was
very sick last week as a result of vac
cination.
Miss Corbett, of a Western City, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Mar
shall.
The population of our town has late
ly been increased by the addition of a
son to the family of Ed Cumberland,
and the advent Of daughter to the
home of Henry Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Baxter and Mrs.
Alex. Baxter, of Butler, were the guests
of J. G. Alexander over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Catlin are visit
ing their son Frank at Cooperstown.
The farmers here will prohibit hunt.
ing on their lands hereafter and tres
passers will be dealt with according tc
law regardless of person
w. F. Murtland met with severe
and painful accident last week He
was engaged in putting top on a straw
stack on his own premises when the
top suddenly over balanced preciptatins
Mr.. Murtland to the ground with grea
violence. A physician was speedily
summoned, who upon examination
of the wounded man foun(
that several of his ribs wer
broken. A tine of pitchfork that h
held in his hand had in some way pene
trated his back for more than an inc
opposite vital point. He is restin
now as comfortably as circumstance
will permit and is pronounced out G
danger. SILEX
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
Meeting of Centennial Committee

A meeting of the Central Committee,
in charge of arrangements. for the pro-
posed celebration of the Centennial OF
our county, was held at the CITIZEN
Office, Oct. 9.
The object of the meeting was to take
such measures as would insure an in
terest in the Centennial in the different
township and towns of the county.
Aaron E. Reiber, Esq, was chosen
Secretary of meeting, and Capt. III. A.
Ayres member in place of Mr.. w. A.
Stein, who was unable to act, and also
made permanent Secretary.
The best mode of procedure in order
to get the whole county interested in
the Centennial, was fully discussed
and after several ways were considered
il was decided to request the Justices of
the Peace in the different townships
and towns. outside of Butler, to call
meetings and have their districts repre-
sented by two delegates in a County
Convention to be held in Butler on No
vember 21st. to fix date for celebrating
the Centennial.
This will give plenty Of time to the
townships and towns to hold their meet
ings and no doubt the Justices appoint
ed will see to it that the meetings are
called at an early date and the two del
egates sent from each township and
borough to the Convention, Nov. 81.
Let us all work together and make
the celebration one worthy of our county
and q full success.
IA The Committee adjourned to meet at
the call of the Chairman.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
DEATHS.

DOUTHETT-At her home in Winfield
township, Oct. 9, 1899, Mrs. Benz.
Doutnett aged IA years.
AGGAS-At his home in Bluffton, o.,
Oct. 6, 1899, Alfred Aggas, formerly
of Clay twp, aged 50 years.
Mr. Aggas' death was caused by
dropsy His body was brought to But
Ter, Sunday, and buried in the North
Cemetery He was the Democratic
nominee for Register and Recorder
some years ago
DOUTHETT-At Saxon Station, Tues
day, October 10, 1899, Alexander
Douthett. aged about 50 years.
IDOUGAN-At his home in Oakland
twp, Oct. Z, 1899, Matthew Dougan,
aged "A years.
lJACK--At his home in Virginia, --
1899, John o. Jack, aged about so
years
| Mr. Jack left Butler county about &c
years ago. He was at one time a citi
zen of Centre twp. and was known al
over the county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12
jury List For November Term.

List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this 18th day of September,
A. D., 1899, to serve as traverse Jurors
at a special term of court commencing
on the second Monday of November, the
same being the 18th day of said month.
Atkinson John T, Buffalo twp, farmer,
Acre Theodore, Winfield twp, farmer
Beighley Aaron, Butler Sd wd, producer,
Brenmermer Alexander, Consequences
ing twp, farmer,
Barnhart Paul [, Fairview twp, farmer,
Boyer Charles, Jackson twp, farmer,
Cunningham John B, Clinton twp,
farmer,
Clark John G., Washington tip, farmer,
Dunbar Solomon, Forward tp, farmer.
Duflord L P, Connoquenessing borough,
laborer
Douthett y NJ, Penn twp, merchant,
Gelbach Jacob, Zelienople boIo. laborer,
Gelbach A G., Zelienople boro, banker,
Greer E, Venango twp, farmer,
Gibson G. w, Jackson twp, laborer,
Holman J L, Winfield twp, teacher,
Hazlett Leslie, Butler 4th wd, producer,
Hutzler John. Winfield twp, farmer,
Irwin Robert, Forward twp, farmer
Kuhn John R, Concord twp, farmer,
Kurlin l., Evans City boro, preacher
Leidecker F, NJ, Butler 4tb wd, producer,
Leise John, Muddycreek twp, farmer,
Millinger George Z, Butler 2nd ward,
teamster,
Nanny Joseph J, Butler twp, farmer,
Murrin John Sr, Butler I'd ward,
Miller Adam, Butler 1st ward, engineer.
Moore E ], Muddycreek twp, farmer.
Mickey Charles, Jackson twp, farmer,
McCandless William, Franklin twp,
farmer,
McMeekin Robert Fairyiew twp, pro
ducer,
Oil A P. Buffalo twp, farmer,
Raisley W E, Connoquencssing twp,
farmer,
Redinger Louis, Saxonburg boro, stone
mason,
I Roe William. Butler twp, farmer,
Robinson H H, Cranberry twp, farmer,
Robinson Thomas, Butler 1st ward,
student,
Ruff C H, Butler boro 9th ward. clerk,
Riddle James J. Franklin twp, farmer,
Stevenson Robert E, Summit township,
farmer,
Stewart Aaron, Donegal twp, farmer,
Stewart Paul, Center twp, farmer,
st Clair Jefferson, Franklin tip, farmer,
Thompson Solomon, Brady twp, farmer,
Wachsmuth Alfred, Butler twp, farmer,
Wilson George w, jackson twp, farmer,
Walters John, Buffalo twp, farmer,
Walters Zachariah, Penn twp, farmer,
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CHURCH NOTES

The ladies of the Muddycreek Pres
byterian church held quilting bee a
Josiah McCall's, west of Unionville, Fri
day.
The United Pres and Second Pres
churches held communion services sun
day. Seven new members were re
ceived into the former.
Revs. King of Allegheny City, Ell
Miller of Butler, and Zimbeck of Clarion
county, assisted Rev. S. Miller, the
pastor, at the dedication of the Rider
Eng. Lutheran church on Sunday, Oct
1st. When the dav's services began
there was 5000 debt on the church and
when they ended every cent of 1T hao
been raised. The congregation extend
heartfelt thanks to their friends and
neighbors for the aid given them.
The German Lutherans of Millers
town will celebrate their 50th anniver
sary on next Sunday, the 18th. The first
Church Council was elected and ordaln-
ed on October 10, 1S49. The Anniversary
sermon will be preached by Rev. Il.
Cronepwett, and the Jubilee services by
Past. L. Wagner. All are invited and
committee has been appointed to look
after the entertainment of. visitors, tc
whom dinner and supper will be fur
nished free.
The Ladies Home Missionary Society
will meet in the First Presbyterian
church on the 25th and Goth. A hun
dred delegates from Penn'a and West
Virginia are expected.
Rev. J. w, Davis of the Church of
God has been re-assigned to Butler; Rev.
W. H. Guyer to Connoqueuessing and
Rev. T. w. Lyons to Harmony. Rev.
Whistler was assigned to New Brighton
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-12

SECTION Is All the terms and con
ditions of this ordinance shall extend to
and bind the Butler Passenger Railway
Company, their successors or assigns.
Ordained and enacted in Council at a
regular stated meeting thereof held ON
the 3rd day of October, 1899,
A. HOFFNER,
President of Town Council.
Attest:
II. E. COULTER,
Secretary of Town Council
Now. October 5th, 1899, after due and
careful consideration the above ordin-
ance together with all resolutions relat-
ing thereto are hereby approved
THOS. s. MCNA1R.
Burgess of Butler Borough.