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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30
INTERSTATE

Hago los hacendados de coristas deladores
general dese fcha queda alberto mi
abecmiento La cae del :Jopo n1mero IL, dedcara
DE- aIqnbgms continues de sstas al
deto sencuo aaad deCABEIOTE, asa ton6se~
ez del sister especial de la casa
composition de evapoadoas serpentnes
al emnadoras tubers de cobre de todos da
forma bobas demas todo 10
niente al ramo de caldereria de cobre
Los rabajo garantizan tanto la construction los
materiaes empea ell estabecmno ean la altua de Jos
de Europa America -
Ponce Ahr IL de 1894 3 m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30
TERESA BERIO de OBRER
MODISTA

Tfene el ousto de parficipar su distinqlsi
da y va nsfmerosa ci,enteta, que tYos'ada
do su estabiectmiert,, de la caie del Sol d0nie
Sc hallabq Ia del Comercio nitmer0 > bqjos
donde ofrece dc ntteUo sits ssTpicins
Am se orreglan Aombreros a Ia ,ttima mo-
d., q Sc r.yfo, man compIetame,ste los antiques
al gltsto del ciiente
l-6 Ponce, Jitni0 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30

Esto dice por ahi la gente que no So
resigna YER Ia patria nj en- Ell donaire
del cort+jo de una boda nj go los fl COS
de un mant6n de Manila; la gente one
se cree que Espana tiene dertcho 4 Il
gurar en- alguna parte mas que gu lo~
n banicos ex6ticos en- las panderetas
de exportacior; pero yo creo one esa
gente So equivoca al censurar q BIasco
v a Cavia por culpas que no son d.
elos, sino del punto de- vista an que
uno otro Sc colocan. Desde Maurid.
como punto de vista no SO puede decir
otra cosa: 81 el punto de vista "a E-pa
na. .varia mucho y mejora la Ca
umniada E-pana
En- Madrid. donde la familia po1ti
tica representa- sus insulsas cornedias Y
donde a1n los ore trab ian 10 hacen
-6lo -nuevos Sisfos de- levita-en la
bores est6riles sin manana. toda la preo
cnpaci6n debe ser para la desgracia del
Espartero; todas las conversaclones pa
ra la equivoca ci6n de Ia lotetla; todo
ell eptusiaamo para Ia boda de la h'j'
de FraScueEo En- E-pAna donde hay
agr1cu lCOr0| LAO 1c 1nGsS oaud "eto
que trabsj an, en las. provincias dond"
mncha g4ute no sabe todavia distingii'
4 Cauovas de S4gasta los tcros no sou
mas q una diversion durante tres
horas. la loterfa uu sue1lo duraute una
-emana y una boda gu ell put b un su
cpso popu ar, mas manos h4rmo~o
mas menos tfpico, p-ro nunca suges
two de la idea de la patria nj de Ia
esencia de la patria misma
Mas este es en- Espana. En Madrid
no puede ser 10 mismo. Y al decir Ma
arid. digo tambi6n Audalucfa, la An
dalucfa bullanguera de las cajss de pa
sa de 10 flamenco cuyo espiritu inva
sor SO nos infltr6 hace un siglo. y nos
aparece como el g4nio mismo &c la ra
"a, como alma de la po!ftica Y de las
costumbres espanolas Sin que este
sea cfen der Andalucia, sino apreciar
IN todo 10 que valen. pero solo para lo
qne valen, sus virtudes, yo creo que a
apdaluci~mo cr6nico es nuestra dnica
enfermedad nacional, de ella son ca
sos en- la presen'e OCCASION aquellos illus
tr-s escritores que hacen del epitalamlo
un hjmno la patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30

ga de anteayer nos parecen 10 mas cas-
tizo de la actual espaaolerta. com" ex
trsflar que ell famoso ob -po del Herald
olga que nuestras damas tienen por
antiespasn6d la manzanillaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-30
Ia Oemocracla

DIRECTOR: LUIS MUNOz R1vFRA
t".~e Jun,o 30 :, I~"4
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
OH Notes.

Hoffman & Co.'S, big well on the Leech
near Herman, was drilled deeper last Sat
urdap, when it increased To 40 hb.s. 81
hour, but fell back to %
The we'll on the Hays place near Uuiou
Vile reached the sand, Monday night ant
will make from 10 to 15 bbls.
The Purviance Bros. well on the Gel
b ,ch, near PetersviIle, adjoining the
Peter Rade., is showing for a so to 100 bbl
well. The Forest Oil Co. is building rE
on the RAIDER.
Vance & Cos well on the J. Il. Camp
| pell in Concord twp, will make ten Dbl.
well Phillips E Adams flushed % bbl
well on the Bell last week
Ackerly & Gibso1 lately inishel a good
well on Lewis, and Ackerly is drilling or
the Andersen. The Queen Bros, are drill
lug On the Gibson, and the Biglow Bros.
and Mckee, Shell i Co., on the Mckee.
The business portion of Mcdonald wa;
destroyed by fire, one day last week, which
| broke out IN a restaurant. The loss was
estimated at s6O, 100.
| Reiber & Bradner have tnird sand well
on the Kennedy, mile east of the Thorn
| creek field.
! The well on the Wm Miller farm about
| 3 miles vest Of Butler, will be drilled JC
a depth Of 3, 900 feet, ii the Berea Grit Is
It found suoner. Mr. Lutz of PitJsburg
Is paying for the drilling.
I The well on the Gallagher farm in Clay
twp, has increased to 20 bbls. Several
wells are going down III that vicinity, one
on the Jacob Sandersun. The tools IL
| b ,th the Hiudman and Conn wells were
| loosened last Saturday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
The Farmers Insdtate.

| The Institute met in the large cour
room Monday morning with fair attend
anee. Mr.. Nelson Thompson, was elected
/ President; r. D. Stevenson, Noah Henry
F. sld Josiah Thompson, Vice Presidents
I and I. McCandleSs, secy. The address o
welcome and response were postponed
/ till the afternoon session, and Mr. Cham
/ berlaIn put in the time iu talk on tree
planting, and pruning and orchard cnlti.
vatiun.
At the afternoon session >. +. Bo~sel
welcomed the farmers present to Butler,
and advised all farmers boys to stick tc
me farm. D. B Douthett responded fol-
the farmers, advising them Ia protect their
own interests, and saying, among other
things that the lllage of the ground was
the foundation of our civilization. Cnas.
T. Smith Of Buffalo twp, read an essay on
"Our Farms" advising their improvement
BY preserving and using all manures, and
this led 10 discussion on stabling and
Jy ing stock, il which }. d. Magee and
Oliver Stoughton took part.
Mr. Chamberlain spoke on butter and
cheese making He said that the entire
ou til lor a creamery should not cost more
than - 200, that centrifugal can be pro-
fitably used at home to take the cream
from The milk. that be believes in silos and
eu,Iiage. etc
a discussion en- ensilage followed in
which onver Sroughton, b. ". Dou,hett
aud Others took par..
Every body eujryed Mr.. Chamber lain S
lecture, that evening on '.Why we LAugha'
He advised farmers 10 be more sociabie,
aud told a number Of amusing stories
Wednesday morning. Tnos Hays read d
paper on increasing the fertility of the
land.
Nelson Thompson read paper on the
rotation Of crops. The query box was
opened, and the questions answered
During the morning several samples of
mix ere tested 10y the Bsbcoek tester.
the best sample showing 1-l0th pounds
of butter lat TO The 100 pounds, aud the
worst. but 3 and fraction, bat in eStima-
tIiE the value OF a cow, the quantity OF
The mix she gives, as well as the quality,
must be taken into consideration; as must
also the value OF the food she consumes,
and The care taken OF her.
Sec'y Edge came in during the morning
and ended tue morning session by a talk
On fertilizers and the relative value of
Commercial fertilizers,
Atthe afternoon session j. W. AcGes
read an excellent paper On farm dairylng;
Mr. Chamberlain talked ou soil, iertiiiz ers,
cultivation and rotation OF crops;and Walter
Butley read aH essay on ''The boys we
should keep ou the farm
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Accidents.

Mrs. Archie Montgomery of Clinton twp.
fell off a pcrca at the home of JOSEF u
Ewing, last Friday morning, breaking the
ZONES of her leg and disiocaIIug her thiga.
she Is about so years OF age.
Sume days ago barn in Farmington was
torn down, excepting tnat one post was
left standing. Last Friday some Buys at
tempted to push the post over, and sue
ceeded in doing so, but it tell upon a four
year-old son of Dr. McMichael killing him
instantly.
a son of Harvey Bicket, Of Clinton Twp,
Tell from au apple tree a few days ago aud
broke both his arms He was climbing
after a Squirrel when the limb broke under
dim
While W. A. Walters, of Clinton twp,
was helping If. n. Greer Of Buffalo twp to
butcher some days ago, large hog fell
npoa him and broke one of his legs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
The High Schools First Shut-Ou,.

On Thanksgiving day, accompanied by
several rooters. tha famous High School
tpqm started Tor their Waterloo, going by
way of Chewrou. they arrived at Beaver
Falls at l2:45, in good time for theiI
Ihanksgi vIIg dinner, which they ate at
the Giaud Hotel, the best house in the
iowu.
Al 3 o'clock High School in the presence
ol 100 people, kicked the ball off. Tnea
rae struggle began aud although our own
we're much out weighed they started tn
IS aud make a showing against this cham
giUn team, the Hign Scnoul boys were "A
dlils afraid of the Beaver Fails boys, aud
tnis accounted Tor their large score in The
inst half.
In the second half our boys braced NJ
aud PLAYED To score, but When within I'll
teen yards Of goal they lost the ball on q
tumble and nearly all hope ot scoring Was
uuw lost, but 0y superb ttckling aCd
p!aying on the line they only allowed the
I. II. q. AS To score once and they failed
Il goal.
The aigh School boys played tine
game, considering the strong team they
were against, who in the earlier part of the
season were Only beaten 10 20 6 by P. A. Z
This is only one instance of their strength
III yhe game of foot bali.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
The Farmers Champion

We take pleasure in informing our read
ers that The Ohio Farmer is offered for the
remainder of this year and all of next for
only one dollar. Its circulation is now
over severty-fve Thousand paid annual sub
scribers. 1t goes into every state in the
Union and into macy foreign countries
1t has enlarged to 20 ges and is one OF
the best, most enterprising and instructive
farm papers in America. It is published
at Cleveland, 0aiO, and Is national in
every thing but name II is an so column
weekly OF 80 issues year Its proprietorr
are It's editurS, while the associate editors
are N L. Williams and W. !. Chamberlin
both men of national reputation as practi
cal agricultural writers Among its con
tributors are those who have gaiueda nation
al reputation as the best in this country
and are known wherever the best agrieut-
ural papers are taken. Its proprietors spare
no expense nor labor that promises to add
To its interest aud valne, and maintain its
reputation as the best aud most widely cir
culated dollar weekly agricultural Journal
in America. Specimsl copy aud premium
will be sent free To ali applicants by addess
ing The Ohio Farmer, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Agents wanted. Liberal terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06


Joseph F. Campbell OF Petrolia ha
been granted q pension.
EFF. Say of Parker twp, was in tow
or business, Friday.
Mr.. SchauI of HorneIlsvIlIe, y. Y. /,
the guest of her son Philip, IN Burier.
Mrs. Dr.. Kersting of Evans City is serious
Is i'll.
Ezra Likens, Jos. Ash and Powell Asl
of Evans City attended the Institute,
Isaac Miller and John Kelly, Esq. OF
Parker twp. were in town on business,
Saturday.
Harry Miller went to New Rensington
Monday, to take charge OF the NEE lanical
department Of the Weekly Dispatch.
Mrs JOS. Asa OF Eyans Guy has return.
ed from her visit t. her dIugtter, Mrs
Fearce OF Greeuyille.
Esquire J. Q. A Kennedy who has been
down with pneumonia, is able TO be about
again.
Mary Washington, a Pittsburg colored
woman, aged 10 died few days ago. She
was ) feet inches tall and weighed 46O
pounds and va as strong as a horse.
Rev. E. N. Wood D. D. will preach in
the " Z Church, Sunday morning, on,
The Power of the Invisible" and IN the
{, ening on, The Young Mans Best Out
ht iur Success.
Rev Dgdd, who for years did missionary
work IN Laos, a country OF Asia, To the
Forth of SIAM, gave an interesting descrip
tiOu OF the work IN that country, at the 4
o N meeting III che Y M. c. A hall, last
Sunday.
Jno. Cloves OF Winfield twp, who was
badly crippled 10y an accident IN q mine,
was liz town last week. His right leg was
broken al the mp at that time, and, as II
was not properly set. /, now shorter than
the other, which necesSItates his continual
Use of d crutch.
Mr.. J. Burton Young and wife of Penn
tp, have returned from "A recent visit tu
the family OF Ar. Frank II Eastman, for
merly OF this place, but nov living II Vlr-
gina. Mr.. Young found the Eastm Al
family all we'll and doing well
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Suicide in Lancaster Township.

Alexander Morrison of Lancaster twp
committed suicide by hanging himself iu
nis barn last Monday. He had been des-
poudent for some time. and while out in
rnc barn tnreshing oats, fastened rope "a
he post of the treadsorse power, and
sith it aung himself. He was partially
lying down when found by his WIFE and
when she raised him the loop came off the
post He had asked his wife at dinner-
time 10 come out aud watch him thresaing
after she had washed the dishes.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
The IRWIN Case.

On Wednesday of last week, the Pardon
Clerk of Gov. FOwler's office refused to
recogn ize Gov. Pattison's requisitivn for
Geo. NJ Irwin, on the ground that no in
dictment bad been found in the case. IT.
win was then taken before Justice lngra-
nam of New York City and released on $3,-
600 bail He left the city. Gov. Fowler was
not in the State Capital at the time, and
the action of his clerk raises an interesting
question.
On Thursday, irwia returned to Pitts
burg. of his own accord, accompanied by
his family. He was arrested on some
more charges, aud gave further bail.
One of the PIttsburg papers printed d
six x-columu account OF his career as spec
ulator, Monday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Christmas Bells,

Will soon ring merrily. It's about
time yyu are looking for presents for
friends and loved ones. You will
fad it 10 your advantage to see the
new and elegant line OF articles in
gold aud silver suitable for presents
offered by
KIRKPATRICK, the jeweler, opp. Court
House.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Hnrncr'S UeeELn-

The Christmas Number of Harper
Weekly will consist OF thirty-two pages,
including an Illustrated cover. aud will
contain q large number of especially at
trlctive short stories. John Kendrick
Bangs will contribute a ghost story; How
AID Pyle a novel in o1tliue, entitled Sailor,
and Landsmen; new writer, Reba Gre
CORY Prelat, powerful and dramatic story
lnr which illustrations will be made hy e.
Carleton. There Will be other stories aud
features appropriate to the holiday season;
aud drawings by Frederic Remington Gil
bert Gaul, +. Luis Mora, Peter 5. Newell,
Miss Lydia Field Emmet, W. II. Hyde, and
others.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
New York Weekly Tribune--Free.

By special arrangements made for eur
90 doing, We are enabled 10 offer to all our
subscribers who pay arrearsges, II any
and one year in advance. and to all new
subscribers paying in advance, the New
York Weekly Tribune free for one year.
For further psrriculars of this offer see ad-
yertisemenr.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
New Advertisements.

NoTs-AIl advertisers intending to make
canges in their ads. should notify US oi
their intending to do SO, not later than
Monday morning.
Zimmerman's Holiday goods.
Pape's Holiday goods
Bickeps sample and clearence sale.
Douglass Hoiidss goods. "a.
Santa Claus, Headquarters at J.f' l.
Sthley. Ann
Noiasses barrels for sale-G. W. Miller.
Horses Wanted.
Notice of meeting Of Worth Fire lns. Co
American a Agrcnlturist.
KirkpaIrick's Christmas Bells.
d. L Cleeland, Jeweler.
Administrators and Executors OF estateI
can secure their receipt books at the UT
zBS office
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06

Pictures, Diplomas, Certificates
and Charters Frumed 10 OrGer Il, 800
;. Main st, Bu'ler Pa
FERD FEIsEL, Prop'r.

Home made candies. tsfties, car
me!s, snd etc, now on hapd at the
City. Bakery.
-Freah cut Flowers of all kinds,
always oD band at the C,Ly Bakery.
Highest cash price paid for grain
Of all kinds AT j. q Breadru 4. 40. q
new roller UlIis. West San9urY, Pa
White goods. Lawus, Pongees
Organdies and oil kiuds of wash
goods ut less tl4a wholesale pric4 at
IL. sTEIN & S0N's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
RdrBcT'S lUd0d-iHe.

The Evolution of the Country Club il
discussed by Caspdr W Whitney in III,
December Number Of Harper's Magazine
I'VE Americans do nothing by halves,
SAYS Mr. Whitney. "Perhaps we shou!,
enjoy life more if We did; and the history
of the country club, AS much as anythiug
else, bears witness TO our tendency to su
pcrlative development. From having not
4 single country club in the entire United
States of America twenty-five years ago.
We have in half that period evolved the
handsomest in the world"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
NOah'S Ark

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah and all their
sous and daughters. together with all
the s1imals are found in MarviD'S
Noah's Ark - Nicest thing 10 the
world for little folks Get it at your
grocer's. All Marvin's Cakes and
Crackers are Health Foods.
MARVIN Pittsburg
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06

The barn of Reed snyder in Mercer twp.
was burned lew nights ago. Three
horses, six cattle aud sixty chickens, per-
ned in the fire, and besides this he lost
his bay and farming implements.
The house of Jno. Frederick in MiIlers-
town was destroyed by fire a few days
ago.
Mrs Morrow's house in Harrisyille was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday OF last
week
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Y. M. c. A. Electlon.

The Y. NJ. c. a. election last night re-
suited as follows.
For Directors; L, Maekey, J. G. Ran
Eie, /. NJ Galbreath, W. e. Douthett, W II.
Cooper ; +. Hoyis, G N. Boyd, J. F.
Anderson, D. l.. Cleel4nd, Andrew Bry-
mer, J. Il Davenny.
FJr Trustees: J. V. Ritts, J. NJ. Gal
breath, W. d. Brandon, J. z. Anderson,
4. Steelsmith
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Jury Lists for Dec. Term.

@sList Of names drawn from the proper ju-
| ~ wheel tins 26th day of Oct, A d. 1894.
| Ia serve as Petit Jurors at a regular term
| of Court commencing on the second Mon
nay Of Dec A. ID 1894, the same being the
| 10Th day of said month.
| Albert John d, farmer, Franklin twp.
! Angert Geo, farmer Oakland twp.
| Barnes John A, farmer, Mercer twp.
| Burtmas Wm, farmer, Clay twp.
| Bauer Peter farmer, summit twp.
| Bulhnger John II, farmer, Cherry 5
| Cooper Jas. farmer Forward twp.
| Critchlow j c. farmer, Forward twp.
| Cress John, blacksmith, Cleartield twp.
| Campbell w ii, farmer, Concord twp.
| Critchlow John, farmer, Forward twp.
| Critchlow w. farmer, Jefferson twp.
| Colbert Il A, merchant, Butler, 9th wd.
| Davidson VIM, farmer, Cranberry twp.
| Furgeson Frank, weigh boss, Cherry twp, 5
| Fennell Z Il, Farmer, Clearfield twp.
| Forsythe Henderson, farmer, Adams twp, n
| Graham Smiley A, farmer, Concord twp.
| Grant X !, farmer, Allegheny twp.
| Glass Geo, merchant, Millerstown bOro.
| Garvin A, farmer, Cranberry twp.
| Heck A, merchant. Butler, 5th wd
| uindman Andrew, guager Milerst0wn.
| Hlndman Charles. hotel keeper Butler Cd
wd.
| Hockenberry Mack, farmer, Cherry, >.
! Knox Cyrus gent, Evan City.
| Logan VIM j, merchant. Mlllerstown.
Mccullough Michael, farmer Veuango twp
Moore Jas, fu mer Worth twp.
Mechliug jos, farmer Clay twp,
McNees J NJ, farmer, Brady twp,
Nelson John, farmer Cherry twp, N.
! Rose Jas, farmer, Centre twp.
| Sipe w ;, farmer, Cieartield twp.
Ray Geo, FARMER. Marion twp
oeibert WIN. blacksmith, Butler. 81 wd.
Swartziander WIN, blacksmith, Butler 9th
wd.
Sproul j, merchant, Cherry twp, ).
stevenson Il ID, farmer, summit twp.
Sutton T. agent, Evans City.
ol8ter J NJ, farmer. Donegal twp
ShonIz 3. farmer, jackson twp, W.
Wilson NJ, farmer jackson twp, u
Wassnn John q, farmer. Cherry twp, n.
Williams Phlipi uorcnani, Prospect.
Wood VIM A, iarmer, Marion twp.
zeglcr l. y, hotel keeper, Harmony.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Richev,s Rakeru

John A. Riehoy does all his own
bread and cake baking, using the
best -four in the market.
He is now making all his own
common candies, creams aud tafies,
and guarantees - pure article.
Parties purchasing for school and
churches will do well to remem Der
this
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Bickels Great Sample and Grand
Clearance Sale of a Large Stock
of Boots and Shoes.

Having purchased complete Sample Boots and Shoes
greatly price from leading manufactures together with
big grade footwear which have picked out OF stock
placed Bargain be sold during the next two
half their real value will place record
creates. Boots Shoes known OF Butler
County and EVERY Man. Child who attends this great
will only regular customer OF IN
neghbor-So well pleas
bargain they received BICKELS that the neghbor
be aCustO
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Horses w anted
TO FARMERB.

If you want to sell b"rses it will
pay to feed them: 81 al to have them
in COCO flesh early expect to com
meDce buying horses in Butler Coun-
" in the month ofJanusry. Watch
the papers for further announcements.
II, SEANOs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06

The PoLIoE INSPECTOR FRIDAY, DBO. 7.
IS a story Of police iir. in the metropolis,
and tho oppnp,uuuiet for good character
work which It adaIos ihe company is I'M
proved by each msMber Ar. Stevens per-
spnates the starG,, yot kiHdly police in
spectof with JUST appreciation, uld us Tar
as IuaAr-uP Is Concerned 10 would be uitii
cnlt 10 distinguish LUm iue present super
indonr Of police. Thos Z Bvrues, of New
YORK TGc cJmpiuy Unugs with ;Len
their own special scenery and effects.
which viii, DO doubt, AID greatly to the
intelligent portrayal of tais Intensely ox-
citing me!udraina
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
ADVERTISING RATES.

Legal notices are published in the CITI-
zen at 81 per inch for first, and so cents inl
each succeeding insertion.
Obituaries, cards of thanks, resolutions
etc. are inserted at cents line, money Il
accompany the order.
Reading notices on local page 10 cent:
a line for first and cents q line for each
subseouenr insertion Notices among To-
cal news items Is cents line for each IN
sertion.
Half-inch professional cards with paper
IS q year.
Rates for commercial advertising quoted
upon application
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
Santa Claus Headquarters.

Cheer up your home on Christma-l
The large stock OF toys at STEHLE's
and the low prices, will enable you to
do so cheaply.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
MUSIC.

Music scholars wanted. Lessons
will bs given either at the home of
the teacher Of at the home of the
scholar inquire at l24 w Way ne
ST. Butler Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06

BuTLEa mas a popuiaLlon OF about 1000.
IL is the County seat OF Butler County VIII
5000. ,,-
facilities for manufactures.
Progress eyrywhere; new buildings ne"
manufactures, growing and prosperous to"h.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
PIANOS.
Santa Claus HEADQUARTERS.

The children can be made happy,
this Christmas, and you will not
have ~ mortgage your farm to do so,
if you buy your holiday novelties at
STEHLE's.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
The Markets.


oar grocers are paying % for butter, %
for eggs, so for good potatoes so for onions;
Is cts ior apples. % u 30rts doz. for eel
cry; / cent pound FIR cabbage; 80 cents
fnr u rnins: 90 flr nAranirs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-12-06
d l. CLEELAMD,
JEWgLER AND OPTICIAN.

Optical goods speciality. Eyes
tested free of chsrge. Spectacles cor
rectly fitted Satisfaction guaran.
teed 1875 $ Main st Butler Pa