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Ordinance No. 1886.
fgEW ATRTEal

(HEW aTRIEa.)
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE IN
"A teutioa of the mayor aud council of the
City Of Los Angeles tr establish the grade Of
Ocean View avenue tyom Alvarado street to
Bonuie Bra street.
The msyor and cornell OF the city of Los An
Reles DO dain ds follows:
SxcTloN t. That it Is the intsntlou of the
council OF the city OF Los Angeles TO estsbli h
the arade OF OcaanVteW avenue from Alvarado
street TO 5onnie Brae street, es follows:
AT lho Intersection OF Alvarado street, IS now
established 80 90 on the northeast corner and
10000 ru the southeast corner; OF the intersec-
ton Of Q1apee street 1886 90 on the nor Invest
corner, and ut poif't opposite to said corner in
the south side; 1890 on the northea4tc C rner
and at . iOiiit opposite TO said corner in the
south side: al the Intersection OF Bonnie Bras
street lSS.0O on the northwest corner and
1880 on the southwest corner.
And vt Eu poiats ,tween said designated
points the grades shail be estsb ished so as 70
conform 70 ssraisht line d-Awn b,tween said
Elevations are in feet and above city datum
plane.
SEC. 2. Ordinances Nos 1142 and 1901 (new
seTies) nre hereby repealed
sEC 3. rhe city clerG thall certify to the
passage of this ortiusa e aud shall cause the
same to be publi4hed Tor tee days In the Los
Angeles HERALD, aDt thcreuron and there.
AZ or 1t shall take effect and bliH force.
| hereby certify that the above ordinance
was adopted by the eounc OF the city OF Los
Angeles Il. It's meeting of MAy 10Th, 1893.
CA. LCCkENBACH.
City Clerk.
Aprrav5d q this 10Th day Of Mzy, 1888.
o24 let T. E ROWAN, Mayor.
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TN THE 9uPERl0R cOURT OF TSE COUN-
L " Of Lo Angeles, state Oi California
10 the matier OF the application Of the trus-
tees ef the hpzForh Methodist Episcopal
ehuron To convey by way OF security 1T "a OF
Baxter T0fd's subdivision of block IL, B saudry
tract NO. 2. los Au9eies county.
Pnrsuant 10 an order OF the said superior
court, netice is hereby given TO any end all
PERSONS intorcsted IN tns rsrt properly OF said
.hurch an1 in the matters thereof, TO show
cause, II any ,hAy con VI the 29th day of May,
1893, at D c'cl9Dk T.. ln OF kAid day, or rs soun
thereafter as si1li application ran be heard, nj
the court room rldepsr,ment 5 OF seid court,
IN t1r cou4 corrs hOuss at Los ltEEteg, Wi
why he saia trustseg al taid churchsB oald not
be sathorfzsd iyno dor OF this court to make,
execute sad deHyer TO the board of church ex-
tension Of ghef3ArnDdisi Fdise0pal church, a
eonve, anca OF aatd property 10 secure the re-
pay nen6 IT lhs SOM OF seven hun'li ed dollars
to the said board Of chulch extension of the
Ne hodl Episcopal church in tee event that
the said Epwerih MGthodist Episcopal church
snould csase TO ne conn ted with the Metho
dis episcopal churca. os in the event that the
corporate eEistsucs Os the EpWorth Methodist
Ept ccpl ehwch should cease, or the said
h0uS Of wnr .hip should b. alienassd.
Witness my hand an6 the zeal Of the said
superior court his 215n day nj May, 1898.
r. Il. WAaD, Clerk.
By a. W'. sEAVER. Deputv Clark.
" Pollard. Attorney Tor Petitioners. $40 81
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Notice OF Sale of Real Estate Under
Execution.

Ct7E -TFF's sALR-NO. A633. NOTICE OF
- S lie OF real eststa under execution.
4tnxgte Ayers. plaintiff W. Jamo3M Dessey
ard lilk y ffd, Gefsndapts.
By vrue nl m exefubsou lsfued out otthaeu-
perGr con nt the city and & unity OF sac Fran
cisco siale OF Calitornia, where n Mn9 9gieSAyers,
D tintitf ard Itfaee a. Dens ~ ct al, defend
anus, loOu It Judgment rendered the 7th day of
Julp A. b 1892 Tor the sun ,sf p3S 30, in law
ful money % the Urfted -tates besides cost aud
interest,", have this day lev ed u on all the
ri ht, t.tie, claim and inter, st OF said defend
anti, Jf aes n Qensey et a., OF. in and to the
foliowin desrri ped real .es6sixe. situate in ths
counts 0f cs Angeles stste OF California, and
bounced s,ld described rs follows:
Forty 4U) ieeJ of .h9 souih face OF lot seven
El Of HAYES addition 10 -1n5e1 G act (tu the
city hId county OF Los ASseles- s5ne of Califor-
MIA }, as Per nlap thereof recoroted IN book |,
pNC & 5 Of t0iHetllan 3Ous records, le the Office
of ohe toRnty recorder of Lol Angeles county,
Of eaid county in the NAME of Nellie ID. Malley,
wits Of ., p. Malley
Puolic notice is hereby given that Will, on
Monday ~ 22a day OF May, A. y. SOB, at II
0el0cb n. OF that day in mont OF the oourt
bouse door Of the county OF Los Angeles, Broad.
way eatrsnee, sell at public auction Tor lawful
u.orey of the United stStes all the right. title
eiaiul ana interest oil gid dsfeDdants JAMES Y
Desgey et al, OF, in and 10 the above descI' Jed
proper VI or so much thereof NJ Iuay be neces-
saIV 10 aise sutiicien 10 satisfy said judgment
with Interest and costs, etc. uO che h4snest and
b 81 bi der.
Elted This 25tb day OF April, 1893.
J. q. sJLINE.
Sheriff of Los Angeles County
ByJ. O LOWE. Deputy shefih
}, e. SEVERANCE Attorney FOR Plaintiff
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Excua~xoRs.

ssgg 4 n NE Day SAVED BY TAKING
{ls \ Vsanta i'e excursions TO Kansas
wssfal 'issAs City, s.. Louis chicago, New York
and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every Wedues-
day: personnlly conducted through 10 Chicago
and I{ostcn; family tourist slceper3 to Kansas
City ana Chicago daily. Low rates and quick
est time. Office, iG0 y. spring st. ly
C,REAr CENTRAL ROUTE EXCURSIONS.
VI Experienced conductors through from Los
Angeles to Boston; only six days to New York
or Gostelt; tourist GERS. 4. T. SfIEARER, man
ager. Oniee 80 south Spring st., Los Angeles
I0-iG-Gm
DHILLIPS EXCURSIONS VIA DENVER AND
\ Rio Grsndo railway ana the great Rock
Island route leave Los Angeles every Tuesday
personally conducted Though to Chicago and
Boston, Oiige, No. 1873 s Spring 1t Lift
Y C. JUDsCN q CO.'S EXCURSIONS EASP
eB . every Neduesday via Salt Lake City and
Denver. Tourist ears to GhicegD and Boston.
Manager in charge. Ofiicc, 2l2 S. Spring st.
G-l tf
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tIIINwoonBuRY BusINEss coIlNaN NAs

I A. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN (IN-
IL. corporated) New studies Entrance in
Chamber OF Commerce. l. GARDEN -MAN
I.E0D, principal Pasadena Tuesdays and Fri
days. 5-25 Il
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A sTBURY, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITTNG
N and business Institute. Take elevator bv
Peoples store, Phillips block; send fer cata-
logue. iO-l2 I'm
A WILLHARr1rz, MUSGCALsTUDI0,R ROOM
IA. a. Potomac block. S-l3 ly
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

M ONEY LOANED on MORTGAGES, PER
IVA cent net on trst-class property for amounts
of SIC, 900 and over. on loans under $40. 900
no commission viii be charged; no expense for
examination OF city property snd no delay.
MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
CO., 426 :. Main st. 81 6m
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ron sAIr-orry pnoprnry.

!
TOR SAILOR ExrHANGE-ONE or THE
i finest houses Of ~ rooms, with closets,
bath, hot apd cold water gae aftachments for
| heating and light; house elegantly decoroted
| also No. barn for horses carriages, 10 tons
hay, and hostlers room: nice lawn, flowers,
| shrubs, fencing, etc; lot 5oxf65; near the cor
| hef oI r fiRuerof ailu washington stfeets. tnls
! elegant nome Is offered at the ridienlo4siy low
| price Of $1,000. VIII take part good trade.
| ~ acres, improved, southwest Of city; $3.50.
GILBERT q GILBERT,
| BIS II 1884 s. Spring.
| QeE0n--FoR sALE-A LARGE MODERN
aDOJUU house, IL rooms, with baths, closets
and perfect sanitary arrangcmeuts, nearly one
acre Of handeomely improved grounds with
barn, carriage house and driveway. This place
commands view Of the entire city, anu is close
in. very greet bargain; only T6j00 H. j.
cUDDY, 2Od y. Spring. Sig #
Gpgnn--A NICE HOUSE AND WE'LL me
near Pearl; only P250e. T. j. CUDDY, 20g n.
spring 1t. 5-12 II
tnO--NEW BROOM HOUSE ON VIC
70 ifJU t0ria street Dlclthly payments
$40. ALLISON BARLOW, ~ West second
street o-l5 =
A0o-F0R sALE-NEw 5-RooM HOUSE
ments #l5 90 ALLISON BARLOW, e27 West
-se2a. - ~ :. -
FoE sALE-coUNTRY PnoPEKrV.
@1-s-THE FINEST DAIRY RANCH IN
NJ Oihe county, 80 acres, mostly ~ ailAltHi
fenced, with house, burn, eorrals, ia head Of
milch cows, horses, wagons, buggies, iarning
ulenslls, artesian wells, all complete, at only
FfV5 per acrc. This property Is near the city,
and an undoubted bargain.
3-23 If e. J. CuDDY, 206 II. spring st.
A DMfNlSTRA AToR's sAIE-CHOICE ALFAI-
~ IN farm; hrst-class for Walnuts corn, fruits:
cultivated. fenced, srtcaian wafer; so, ~, 90
miles from Los Angeles Edwin BANTER,
attorney, l75 N. Spring: REV. w. G. COWAN,
Pasadena. 5-3 tt
GeOnO--A CHOICE 10 ACRES or LAND,
sDOUUU NIL in bearing fruits and berries
with noat house, barn. well, tank etc; only
one pile from the city, and very cheap; only
$4,000. T. J. CUDDY, 2oG y. Spring. 5-12 II
-EAn-sPLENDtDLY IMPROVED FRUIT
~ teJUU farm OF 10 acres on the foothills at
Altadena; orchard in nice condition; perfect
water supply; house, barn, ETC. price, T7J00
7 J. CDDDY, 200 y spring St. 512 u
FOR saLE-MIsC LLANEous.
NOR sALs-MrST BE SOLD AT ONCE TO
IL pay note: l delivery wagon, l platform
spring wagon. Apply 900 Upper Main st
500 2t
vyoR sALE-Cow AND CALF, CHEAP; PAR
II ties going east Inquire 12J W. NINTH ST.
Oil If
NOR sALE-oLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
IL 70 suit, at this Office
OPPORTUNITIES Fok INvEsroBs.
$lOO,0O0 100000
SUPERB 7 PER CENT GOLD BOND
INVESTMENT.
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PERs0NAL.

DERSONAL--RALpH BROs-GOLD BAR
1 flour ~. Is, city -four soc, granulated sugar
Zoe, safdines boxes 25c table fruit 3 cans
SOC, Midland coffee 21c ID. eastern oil soc. gas
oline soc, 2-b can corned beef i5o, lard 10 lhs
$l,1o, lbs Doc. COL South spring street, cor.
Sixth. I0-2 If
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NJ Office no THE PUBLIC. HAVE BOUGHT
~ the pdwnbrohing business of b. F8nte ot
30i North Main St., on March 18TH and have
otcrjuken all pledges left with him at that
place, and will continue the same business.
Parties living out of the city wishing to com
munic8tc to their own Interest win address a.
Morris in place of L. Fanta, No. 3O6 North
Main street. So I'm
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M ESMER'S FEMALE PILLS As 4 SPECIFIC
1fl monthly medicine for immediate rcict for
painful and Irregular menses from whatever
cause. For sale by FREEMAN * CAB3ER, 1O2
n. Spring street. 90 liz
DERSONAl.-W W. TAYLOR, LAW YER.
L 1917 South Broadway, room 3. Probate ami
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EDUCATIONAL.
I OS ANGELES BUSINESS College
AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCI

I ID NNNIJTN IlVTT Eos NVTltV y
Il AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL
Qncorporated) l4i South Main street.
largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast Thorough and practical
courses In the commercial, shorthand typa-
writing, telegrnphr, assaying and all English
branches. Large, able and mature faculty OF
instructors. Day and evening sessions. Terms
reasopahle Call at co legn Qthce, or write FOR,
clcga5it ca talogue, &c, SttftNDER, presidents
+. W.skELSEY, ce.ptesitieht: l. n lNskEEP
secretary. S-tGfof u
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Notice of the Application of the Trus-
tees Of the Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church of Los Angelo,
City 70. Power TO Execute Deed.
No, 1866.
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Notice Of Application for Dissolution.

Smith s syinder, Attorneys for Executors.
b-1O HOE
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LOST AND FOUND

Il OST-BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
- streets, on Spring street, ebony cane with
ivory handle and silver bar with initials "a. g..
j." on IL. Please return to Crocker, 212 $.
Broadway, and receive reward. o % %
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MISS c. sTAPFER, CHIRoPODisT AND
MI masseuse, 2II ". First st., opp Nadeau
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Persons wanting situations holp, or wishing
10 rent, buy or sell property will do well to adj
yertise in THE HERALD
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atEDIUNTs

DERSONAI.-PROF.S STE Arms, ASnROLOGER
L and clarvoyant medium, TT South Broad
way, between First and Second SITS. 4-26 I'm
NERS. PARKER, CLAIRVOYANT-CON
w tauous on business. love, marriage, dis
ease, mineral locations, life reading, etc, take
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DDSrxSTs.

ss3s5t nR. DiFFENBACHER, 119s s
e & es91fSSifsSissSg - Spring street. rooms and 3.
<sY ssfsaS Teeth extracted and illsd withoul
'-s-S~H- pain. 72t "
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
Oil Notes.

A. G. Steel is building a wood rig for
will be a curiosity.
The well owned by McJunkin, McAboy ,
and others on the widow Cowan farm il
Middlesex twp, is doing about 100 bills a
day.
Major r. J. Phipps. Superintendent for
the Forest Oil Co, at Glade Run has been
experimenting in shutting down his wells
on Sunday. and is quoted as saying that il
made no difference Of the average daily
production.
Chas. Hazlett of Butler is drilling on the
Wilson st. Clair farm in Muddycreek twp
John Showalter is starting test well
near Coylesyille, in Clearfeld twp, But.
Ter county.
Hon. r. W. Phillips, the veteran operat-
or, was in Pittsburg Monday, and to re-
porter he stated, when asked as to the prob
q BILE revival Of operations in Butler county,
that he thought there would be quite a
little activity the coming summer. He
thought the advance in the market would
| encourage drilling, and said he was hope
ful Of a still greater advance He was
| confident, unless some big pool was dis
covered. that better prices would prevail.
| He is drilling but three wells at present.
| One is located on the Kline farm, north
| west of Mars station; one on the Mccall
| mont track, and another on the Eichenlaub,
near Herman station, west Of the Jefferson
Center field, and n mile northeast of the
| big well drilled On the Wolfe farm last
summer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
The Union Scout.

The we'll known war drama, "The
Union Scout" was presented at the Arm
ory Opera House, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights and will be repeated this, Thursday
night, by amateur actors of Butler, for the
benefit of the U. V. i.
The play was creditably presented and
the tableaux were exceptionally fine and
we'll produced.
Del Hindman, as the "coor" was as fun
ny as usual and Jas N Maxwell makes a
good dutchman. The ladies, Miss Criswell,
Vandling and Mrs. Del Hindman were un-
usually good for amateurs. Ruben Nc
Elvain added greatly to his laurels, and
l. J. McCandless, as General Sherman, and
Rev. Cupps, as Major Cobb looked like
real soldiers. Oscar McClung, as Frank
Harrison, the Union Scout, played his
part well, as did all the cast. The sham
battle by the members of Company Il was
pleasing part of the performance.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
Personal.

John Murrin, who is with the City
| Pharmacy at present, took first honors O.
the junior class, at the College Of Pharm
acy in Pittsburg.
Mr.. y. T. Weser is now the general
agent for the Butler Automatic Machine
| Co, manufacturers of novelties and toys,
with Office at lI6 W. Jefferson St. Mr..
! Z. Forsythe, special agent of the State
Mutual Lie Insurance Co., and T. j.
Sheffiin, the tank builder, hold forth in
the same room.
F. M. Keene, the genial manager of the
| Opera House is now clerk at the Hotel
| Lowry, vice Lin Lowry, who went to
| Chicago.
Rev. W. J. Cooper has moved his family
to New Wilmington, but will continue to
preach in Butler.
Levi N. Wise, Esq, came up town Mon
day morning feeling bigger than the Presi-
dent of the q. S., all because his wife
presented him with q 10 pound boy-His
first, and all are doing well.
Dr. Scott is building himself modern
residence at Saxon Station.
Among the list of students at the Clari-
on State Normal School, we find the
following from Butler county: John D.
Mcbride, AcCandless; 81. \. Newell and
Curtis S. Pearce, Butler, and J. J. VOL
ford of Conner sol.
Charles Hoffm an. Esq, the editor ard
notary of Saxonburg, sits IN his easy chair
and conducts the business of the paper
published for that town. Callers find him
pleasant man to deal with
Frank Holland of Hilliard sent the
following to the Pittsburg Times:
EDUCATIONAL EDIToR-To the two
persons sending me the largest number of
coupons during the voting period for my
teacher, r. j McCracken, of Argentine,
Pa, will have him sent mementoes of
the Worlds Fair, if he is one of the lucky
80. Inclose 900 votes for him now, and
will send more soon.
Mr.. Jacob Peters of Centreville has
been assisting Mr.. VIM Campbell who
is in feeble health, for the past few days.
C. D. Greenlee and family will leave
Butler for Southern California this week;
and after visiting that sec ton they intend
going North as far as Washington.
S. H. Perisol, Esq. now has his Office in
the Huselton building, in the rear OF Clel-
land & Ralstons store.
c. F. Goehring and J. N. Wise ofZelieno-
pie were in town on business Monday.
The pupils of Miss Smith gave a musi-
Gale at the residence of Peter Schenck on
Jefferson ST., on Monday evening About
one-hundred invited guests enjoyed it.
The arrival of a daughter al the home
of Henry Biehl, the hardware man, is caus-
ing that gentleman to rejoice.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Shaffer are on a tri p
to Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
Will Bassler and his mother of Zelieno-
pie, received a present OF $500, each from
distant relative lately.
Joshua Wonderly and family will spend
the summer near Saxonburg on the farm of
Obadiah Love.
Miss NJ G. Rockenstein is in Wheeling,
where she was called by the serious i'll
ness of her brother.
Amos Seaton of yenango twp, V. C.
Vosler of Worth twp, and A.. NJ. Douth-
EFT of Brownsville, were in town on busi-
ness, Monday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
improvements.

The old Purviance office building on s.
Main st. was torn down last week. Mr.
Ralston owns the lot and will build a
business block. He will remove his jewel
ry story to it when completed.
J. b. McCurdy has moved his house, on
Fairview Ave, to new foundation he had
built for it.
d. l.. Cleeland is remodeling the Yogel-
ey cigar store building and viii have a
handsome room when completed.
w. v. Hardman ia building an addition
to his house, and his son-in-law Hiram
Wertz, the photographer, is adding q
yerando to his n. Main st. residence.
The property owners along w. Pearl st.
have begun to lower their sidewalks.
Colberts are building an addition TO theil
home on Washington st.
The cellar has been excavated for the
new Herald building, on Cunningham St.,
and they will push the work right along
and expect to have il completed by the Isl
of July.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
The Sick

John McMurry, Sr., Of Marion twp, i;
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Whitmire, widow of Frank Whit
mire, of Oakland twp, is in poor health.
Chas. Knauf of zelienople is on the sick
list
Mrs. George Maurhof of Sa1onburg, is in
poor health.
County Treasurer Wilson is on the sicl
list this week, and his daughter is attend
ing to his office business.
A. E. Denniston is confined to his room
in the Berg building with an attack of
messles.
Nj. John Cooper Of Whitestown has been
on the sick list for over month or eve1
since he lost his daughter, Laurie.
Mr.. Alex Wilson of near Whitestown has
been sick tor some time, but is n ow i'm
proving.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
Firemen's Meeting.

On Monday the streets of our town were
crowded to see the Firemen S parade. The
parade formed on Jefferson st. and march
ed over the principal streets of the town in
the following order: Consolidated Band,
Assistant Chiefs Mechling and Schaffner,
Markham Hook and Ladder Co, Spring
dale Hose Co., J. S. Campbell Hose Co.,
Good Will Hose Co., and the First Ward
Hose Co.
Quite number of people followed the
companies to the meeting, which was pre-
sided over by G. Wilson Miller, who made
brief statement Of the object of the meet
ing; ]. D. Northrup, Jacob Buckhalter,
and W. T. Mechling spoke of the benefits
to be derived from the Convention.
Remarkes were then called upon from
the business men present and c. A
Templeton expressed the sentiment that
no matter what the convention sho uld cost
he considered d So, 900 q very low figure
the business men of Butler should advance
it because they are indebted to the fire de-
partment far beyond that amount. Lower
rates of insurance and protection from fire
is given Butler as result of the work of
the department and everybody should con-
tribute literally. Geo. d. Ogden, of the
w est Penn ROAD, n3Q WOrQ 10 say OF the
enjoyment that could be had from o con-
vention of this kind, having heard of the
way the Altoona people regarded the one
held there some years ago, in recent con-
versation with gentleman of that city.
W. A. Stein was invited BY the chair to
make few remarks about the matter. Mr..
Stein expressed himsilf of the opinion that
the amount of money needed would be
forthcoming when asked for by the finance
committee and said that the citizens owed
it to the fire department to contribute the
money, regardless of the return that might
result. f S. Clark, Of the Park Hotel,
had few appropriate remarks to make in
which he said that he wouldn't give cent
for town that couldn't contribute 50, 900
for a firemen's convention. He thought
there ought to be more money than that
raised and said he was willing to give his
share of twice that amount. W. FL. Ems
minger and few Others spoke in gener-
al way of the convention and the meeting
adjourned after extending vote of thanks
to the band for its services
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21
Public Sales.

During the next few days public sale
will be made in this county as follows:
At Isaac A. Halls in Cherry twp. OF
Friday the 2lst.
At Tom Hazlett's in Butler ON Saturday
the 22d. The Sale at w. II. Cypher's ad
vertised for this date has been Cancelled.
At j. a. Taggarts near Hallston Sta,
on Tuesday, the 25th.
At Titley's Livery in Millerstown on
Thursday the 9th, and at Jas. Cunning
hams i'll Penn twp.
At William Leithold's, near Delano, OF
Saturday the 29th.
At Vim. Hickey'a, in Clearfeld twp, OF
Monday May lst.
At Herman Claus in Oakland twp, OF
Wednesday, May, Sd.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-21

Don't forget us on Hosiery and
Gloves, we always have the best at
lowest prices
L. SrEIN K SONS.
New Bro adcloths, Bedford Cords,
Henriettns and Fine Dress Goods at
l.. STEIN & SONS.
boarding House Cards, with Act
OF A ssembly, 25 cents for half-a-dozen,
for eale at CITIZEN Office.
Everybody reads The Pittsburg
Dispatch for the reason that it con-
tains more news, both general, speci-
al and telegraphic; has more contrib
utors and more special correspond
ence than any other newspaper be,
tween New York and Chicago.
Evans City Normal School.
The Spring Term will commence
Tuesday April l8, and continue ten
weeks. Every effort will be made to
realize the best possible results For
particulars examine next weeks is
sue.
j. G. TINsTMAN,
Prin.
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$500 for Three Cents.

The production is more perfect than the
original, and is accomplished by the per-
feet manner in which Wall Paper designs,
originally costing hundreds of dollars, are
printed by machinery. Many samples of
these papers. arranged as they should be
used to produce haronious effect, in differ
ent colors, and also pamphlet on Econo-
my in Home Decorations and How to Hang
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Armory Opera House.
APRIL 18th.

1.-THE FAIRIES Well" is drawing splendid
audiences to Halvin's this week. Those
their praises of it, and it is probable
that even the Murphy engagement last
week will be eclipsed in financial sense.
Geo. II. Timmons certainly has grea,
future before him. He has surprised, nay
astounded, his friends by the cleverness OF
his work as Larry Dee" Another thing
that contributes very materially to the
success of the production is the excellence
of the supporting company. tits so sell
dom that 80 strong a company is seen in a
play of this kind that ane may be pardoned
for gushing just little bit. Mr.. Timmons
must needs be sbright to shine in such
company.-Cincinnat Times. Star