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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30
in RAILWAY CIRCLES.
PROGRESS ON THE HOT SPRINGS
ROAD EXTENSION.
1t Will Be Completed to Pennington
BY the End of This Week-Hun-
tingtOn's Case-Latest BY Wire
General Notes.

The Great Salt Lake and Hot Springs
railway reached Woodman, opposite the
gas fields, yesterday, and it is expected
will be a Pennington by the end of this
week. The. material is arriving in good
shape. so that there can be no delay on
that ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30
Rehearing Denied.

Washington. April 29-The Supreme
court today denied petitions for a rehear-
ing IN the case of the st. Louis & San
Francisco Railway company VS.. Gill and
three other defendants in error
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Willis and Englebretzen's Hear
ing Begun Yesterday.
Unsatisfactory EVIDENCE
WITNESSES HAVE VERY TREACH-
EROUs MEMORIES.

Strongest Facts Are That the Two
Boys Beat Barnard and Then
Spurred Him in the Head-Case
Goes Over Until Tuesday Next In
Order to Get More Testimony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30
OFFICER LUND,s DIAMOND.

If the person who found Police Officer
Lunds diamond will take it to No. 457
Main street instead OF No. 49,. as pre-
ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30

a Portuguese maxim: "a good break
fast 2. good husha nd" American hus-
bands are the best. Their wives use
Prlce.s Baking Powder in breakfast
dainties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30

As Before the falcon shrinks the
bird of meaner wing" SO 90 all inferior
baking powders. since DR.. Prices won
supremacy at the Worlds and Midwin-
ter fairs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30

aluminium is not made from alum
and neither IS DR.. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder, whose purity is we'll
known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30

Sight is improved by DR.. Shelmer-
dimes glasses when others fail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-30

1.-The submission of the constitution to
the qualified voters of the proposed state
strikingly consistent with the other fea-
ture of the Enabling Act-that providing
for the election of the first state officers
at the very election at which the adoption
of the constitution is to be decided.
u. G. SUTHERLAND,
'CHAS. c. DEFY,
JOHN A MARSHALL,
Geo. SUTHERLAND
II. P. HENDERSON"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES.

W l. Harvey, who sal $ he represents
q number OF capitalists, whose names h,
will not divulge, states tuat q steel work.
and probably tin mill will be erected 81
Cowsnshsunoc, 3 miles west Of & { uning
tnis coming summrI. Four hundred mel
will be given employ ment aud 3l2 acres
of land. the old Monticello furnace prup
erty, bas b.en purchased. Five hundr~.
l"ts will be sold aud residence Town wi
be built
Some time ago two Young men, careless
ly handling a rey"lvtI in 4 church at Bell
grove, Lebsnn Co. accidentally dischsrg
the alternative of being prosecuted OF SIT
ting in the pulpit with the minister dur
ing three services. They chose the latter
aud the attendance at that particular
church is now considerably larger.
The result of what appears az the time ut
nil' Il III 10 be very trivial accident may
the end, if not properl. treated, prove
OF serious Consequence. This was demon
strar ed in the case of Rev James Davis,
OF Blairsville, few days agr. While "u
in the yard plsvfuIIy tondIIug pet d.
he was scratched on the hand. The woI
Was of such trfug nature that 10 sp-c-
isl attention vas paid toIt. But feg dsy
ater the wuund becamr Troublesome, swr i
lug aud iuham alton settlng III, which re-
suited 10 the death Ot the old genIlemau
from blood poisoning.
The assessor uf W-s. diana has placed
the normal schuol properly ou his bJ"AS
aud placed the Valuation al the propertl
$l22 000 The TAX would amount t.
S3 900. The school authorities cOnteur
tue property is exempt from taxation ali
will 90. test the matter.
The First q. p. church of Wllkiusbur.
was destroyed by fire last Sunday.
Aida Robinson, Prof. HsrtshOrn's victun
in the New Castle scandal, died at DIX
mont, Monday.
Two men who gave their names as Harry
Campbell and Geo. Brown, who said tt,ss
were peddlers II jewelry aud had receives
express Packages AT MillerstOwn and
Parker, We're arrested at East Brady ia-I
week, on suspicion, had hearing and were
discharged.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
The New Railroad.

Regarding h Route for be new rsiirour
IN observer Al HiilArd- writes as iullow>:
81 sm aware u at - iGe, prevails that u
Is difficult To Teach The Interior of Buthi
county from the Allcgheny river owing L.
tue elevation and ths absence of streanr
ni any considerable ~lZs running III tns
direction. THIS fi'n.ty was aud is ex-
peri-Dced 10y the W ST Penn. But il rrr
o'.j.ct is as stated in ihe PiIrsonrg rin' r
recently, viz To huild "A road fuf tunHsg.
and reach toe lakes "n the nearest and
III st practicable r,uro. | cAd say from q
p GsOual knowledge ot he cnuurry thai
railroad can be butt from Brsdy's Benz
up the west side OF the All. gheDy river I"
the mouth of Bear Greek, having the same
grade ~ the Valley; from there To Bruin,
same grade as the PiItsbuTg d Western
narrow gauge road; ou up Bear Creek t.
the mouth OF Silver Greek, up Silver Greek
and across tn thu head waters of the south
branch of Slippery Rock creek, trenc-
down III Gom-rsul Branch OF the 2. ). &
l. e. This route would require no tuunoIs
aud perhaps no cuts of any cons.quenc,
and would open up vhsI quantities "t min'
eTal, both camel sDd hilumiDuus Goa,
limestone, iron ore, etc The south brauch
Of slippery Rock creek IuDs through \
neautiiul valley aud has very little tall
Ii has been found thar in seven miles Fl
Gne point there is u bee line view that naa
but ten feet fall tu the seven miles. In
drilling wells for oil i'll the North " Washing
"a oI field they have found Gal vein at
least eight feet thick. A vein of limestone
up ssrd of twenty feet thick crops our
alung the hiIlsides ut the snurn br r,nch."
But Jae rouJe across t1s c,ultry seems
to h ave been decided upon. rights # way
have been taken. and 1t Is said. work on
the tunnels will be begun shortly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
Accidents.

Raney Hoon Of Centre twp, cut q fool
oadly, last week, while chopping in the
woods
H. W Christie was thrown from u sleigh
last Wednesday. aud bad AL arm broker.
Mrs. Henry Buhl Sr., OF Zelienop!e slit
ped ON the ice last week and broke her leIl
ieg near the thigh.
Mrs. Lester Patterson, noe Je sie WI.
liams, second daughter nt A G. William
Esq. uf Butler, - fatally burned at h,r
aom- in New CaStl", Thursday evening.
drs. Patterson Sas DUNG the after supp"i
work and her two year I'D baby was SIT
ting at tue table. on which was srandiag
d lamp. Suddenly the chiid gave the table
cloth pull and the lamp iell to the h""r
aud broke. Instantly a sheet Ot flame
s1ot up and envelOped Mrs. Patterson
from head To foot.
She ran screaming. 20 the door and three
men. who were passing, came to her re-"
cue and suceesded in putting out the fire.
but not be lore nearly all her clothing was
burned off. Tho burning oil set fire t.
the table and other articles in the house,
but the baby was uni jured. Mrs Patter-
son was horribly burued about the body
and her face was badly sc0rched. she
died that night.
Mr.. Williams aud Mr. Patterson Gather
Of Lester) drove over To New Castle that
night.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
OIL Notes.
National Transit certificates were orth
s1.00 yesterday.

National Transit certificates were worth
sl.00 yesterday.
Uaionville-Heydrick Il Co.'S well OF
| the Sutton, a mile north of UDionville vii
probably reach the third sand next w-ek
They had nothing but gas in the 100 It
The whole country from the Whitestuwr
field to the W Sunbury and Nth, WISH
| ingron fields is being leased.
West of Boydstown a rig is up on the
Shaksley. and two other rigs are going OF
| in that vicinity.
Herman-Philips drilled his we'll on the
Beck deeper, last Friday, and it was max
|. ing 10 bbls an hour thai evening. The
Fisher Co.'S No. II Tm Eichenbsub wa.
in the Sand and flowing 100 bbls a day
Monday.
Boydstown-The well on the Henry farm
mile and a half southwest of Bnvdstnwr
and miles northeast of Butler is making
plen'y of sAl5 water nicely colOred with oil.
They had 35 barrels of oil in the tsns
Monday, aud operators were taking leases
in that vicinity.
Washington-Fletcher Thompson & Co
Une Hardly Ables) are drilling on the r.
o. Rumbaugh farm. The East End Co i:
illing on the Samuel Snira Major Nc
Clintock has rig up ON the ALI. Shlrs neal
rh,. pumn Sration
SunburY-The well on the Jacob Sander
son is beng drilled deeper. They found
no oil in the 30-tout
WhItestown-Smith d Co.'S we'll on the
Kirker is doing 35 bbls. day; Hite l. Co.'S
we'll on the Webber, mile north is on top
of the 100 foot
Cuoperstuwu-Th Forest and Charters
Companies are drilling on the Leslie aud
Hickey farms. Leid-cker's 5 Mangel was
shot Monday aud WAS showing Tor q good
we'll.
Observation-Disclosures d Co.'S
Johnston was snot Monday, aud started
off AT ~ hbls. an hour; Clark & Co.'S WILL
well on the Schwartz struck the second
pay and began flowing st l5 bbl au nour
rate;GiOsou & Co.'S Oh johnson was doiu =
rs bbis q day.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
Personals.

Chas. Smith Of Buffalo twp visited
! friends in butler. last week.
Jacob Flick of Middlesex twp has beer
cILfued TO his bed for some time.
Thomas A. Hay of Saxonburg was in
t'wn on business Monday.
jos. Schaul of New York Is visiting his
brother Phil.
Mr.. J E Chadwick, of Smethport, Pa,
is in town.
Mrs Mary Gray is visiting friends in
Pltlsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Young of Centre
twp. were ID town on business, Tuesday
W. f. CAMPBELL of Fairview twp was in
town, on business, Tuesday.
Jho R. McJunkiu E~q of Clay twp,
visited friends in Batter, Monday.
David English and wife of Franklin twp
visited friends il Butler, Monday.
August Freeling of Winfield twp was in
town on business, Monday.
Wm NJ Shira of Washington twp, visit
ed friends in Butler, Tuesday.
Jos Alaud goes on Tuesday to a conven-
zion If the National Tail"rs Association
which meets AT Buffalo, Ny.
The pension of Amos Viock of Renfrew
mas been re-issued, also that OF Richard
Fisher OF Msharg.
Braid Black is out again. 1t was the
grippe and not pneumonia, mat kept him
indoors for week or TWO.
Miss Linnie Bonner entertsins her friends
at her nome on n. Mexican St, this eve
ding
Jacob Henderson of Butler has bern
granted pension, also Elizabeth McCand-
less of Ny oma.
John Maitland Sr. of Clinton twp. had a
stroke lew days ago aud l. s' riuusly Ill.
Mathew Bicket another old resident of that
Twp Is in poor health.
Peter R4ttigan, now editor of the MilIers-
fn,gu Herald captured frnm i rehel soldier
III 1868, hort, heavy rifle Il rat can
cfaRi into the muZzie, sO IL Is SAID, aud II
was made at PotsIsm, Germany. When
MS regiment as mustered out at Harris
ugrg the gun was taken from him, much
80 nls disgust, anu deposited i'll the stat
arsenal Us government property. For 81
, ears Nj Rattignn has been trying To re
take the PROPERTY. Lately ne wrote Z"
Auinrant General Greenland, asking hun
~ search iur the gnu. IL vas found anu
wIii OeueiIvered Eu hun and then delinquent
subscribers mad better settle up promptly.
The friends of Mrs Margaret Morrison, oi
Eau Claire, will learn with feelings Of deep
regret of her illness, which has cohhnen
her 10 her bed for the past three weeks.
she was taken sick suddenly with heart
disease white sitting III her rocking chair
knItuDg, and was assisted To- bed, whrr"
she has since remained. Her physician
sives but lItrls hope for her rec"very Mrs.
Arrlisuu Is 50 years ut ago and sister oi
Lur late A. b. Curtis She Is the only
sarv,vor of the original Curtis family ami
10 well known by The Older residents OF tins
-rction. Mrs Morrison has always been ot
\. retiring, pleasant disposition, kind I" IL
j4uII, ami her deaIh would be deeply
incurred. - Emleuton NeIrS
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
Psrk Ooera House.

The DAlZLsR -FaIDAY, FEBRUARY i.
"rhe Dszzler" az the Columbia last nj : nj
was greeted by agood house and at the con
ciu-I III Ul thr performance mining but az
pr ssioBs of satisfaction could be- beard.
rne play is - farce CON, dy, pure aad sin-
pie, devoid Ui any tangible plot As a
laugh producer and merrimsnt maker IL il
wonderful sncgess Raymond Fndey,
az Ezekiel Pipes, has never had superiOT
un the local stage. 70 see him was u
laugh. Shorty Hraly, as Muligan, CAME
IN Tor much applause Miss Lnltie Burke
touk tue par' oi Kittie Starlight in highly
creditable manner. The musical features
we're very iine The pazzer" takes il
place win Frankfort theatre gners IA one
of the best OF Comedies. .-FrankfDrt Times
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
PhOnograph Concert.

The popularity ot the entertainment was
proven by house packed To the doors ana
- andipg room only hefors 8 "'clnck. This
is the second visit nf Prof. Howe tn I'M
,ltv with in year. The large aufienc-
was kept in the best # humor. Contiuu.'
laughter and appliance greeted Edison
great invention. Daily Neas .CnhuhS, N. Y
The enthusiastic n Idisnce tn ~ com plet
~ filed the large auditorium of the Firs'
BAPTIST Church last evening were treated
10 the best exhibifinu "f the workings of n
Photograph ever een IN tIis city.-Ddily
AdriSor. Emlra n Y.
Prot Howe will give bis Phonoghaph
.."ncrrt un Friday evening Feb. S'h. in the
United Presbt teriAn Church. Admission
30 cents. Children 80 cents. Tickets ior
sale at Douthett g. Graham's Clotnrn Z
Store.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
THECIT'IZEN
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, 1895
ADVERTISING RATES.

Legal notices are published in the CTTT-
zen at 81 per inch for first, and so cents for
each succeeding insertion.
Obituaries. cards of thanks. resolutions,
etc. are inserted at cents a line, money TO
accompany the order.
Reading notices on local page lO cents
line tor first and cents line for each
subsequent insertion Notices among To-
cal news items Is cents a line for each in
sertion.
Half-inch professional cards with paper
s. year.
Rates for commercial advertising qaoted
upon application.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
NotIce.

To the bnilding trade. For the benefit Ol
the mechanics connected with The build
ing trade, Mr.. j NJ Clarh VIII conduct a
meeting under the auspices of the Bureau
of Industrial Statistics OF the Department
of Internal Affairs uf the Common wea ith
of Pennsy ylgauia at rhe C"uri House, Mon
day. Februar, 3, 1895 At 7:30 p. NJ. All
mechanics such A. carpeDt' r, stone nasnns,
stone cutters, brick ayers, plastrrers, pant
go, sirters, IiD ruulcrs. y Unbcrs, sDd as
filters, etc. are invited 10 attend. The
conference is ono If interest tn those earn.
ing daily wages ia the building trade.
All mechanics iu Butler county connect
ed With tne buiiIIHg trade are requested u
be- present 10 lDvrstlEate tho purpose iur
winch this Bureau was established
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
New Advertisements.

Executors Notice, estate of. g. 5hanor .
Election Notice, Mechsnics b. d. 5.
Rufrs facts.
Kaufmsnn's Coupon.
Closing out sale.
Excursion TO Washington.
Marks bargains.
Iron Tonic Pills.
No~r--All advertisers intendingto make
canecs u their ads should notify as oi
heiT ending to do so, not later tnan
Mon morning.
Al 4lIstrators snd Executors OF estate
cal .ecure their receipt books at the Cic
zEs ONCE
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
THE GREAT BARGAINS

We are IF ring in all winter goods
fla'ny pr"ve~ VT viii not carry over any
thing aGd while we are getting room tor
spriug stock, our customers are getting
,r ore ~ b-tIer g"r'ds for less money than
ever hrlnre Tuesday and Wednesday
Juu % and % we viii 1oh. LADIES SOC
c.rs1mrr- Gauati-f Gloves al 15c, Lndi.s
5Os casnusrr Suede G luves al 25c, Ladie-
5Ur cashmere at 39o-Cniidrens 25 aud 3Jc
cashmere gloves AT l0c-Lad ies SOC, $l.O0
and II % silk mitIenS at 41g-LAdies SOC
w"ul tuIfrens NJ 4lc-Ladier 25o. wool unit
t.-Ts ~ lSai-Uhlldro"s 25o wool untters ~
lSG thursday aud Fuaak, Infants 25J
/ "a Ups ~ 5Oc
saturday -2O0 yards -. 35 aud acc
E,,hlna al los pr yard.
M. +. & NJ. MARKS,
l3 ~ LII >. Mean etY BurAr.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
New York Weekly Tribune--Free

By special arrangements made for cur
20 doing, we are enabled to offer 10 ell our
ubscribers VINO pay arrearages, (li any }
and one year in advance. and 70 ell new
subscribers paying in advance, the New
York " eekly Tribune free for one year.
For further parti lars of this offer see ad-
yertisement.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
Horses Wanted

| will buy Car loads of horsts
mares, drivers, general purpose and
1ratt horse, age from A To 10, weight
from LOCO 70 500 Bring them 10.
viii ne ut Grove City Feb. IL; a
Cen revilie. Feb. l3; at Snnbury,
Feb IA; at Wick House, Butler, Feb
10 aud l6.
II. SEANoR
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31

Think OF 1t, a Ladies tine Vici
Kid Shoe, in lace or button, six
different styles to select from,
price $i25 actual value $500.
We are going to spring a sur
prise on our customers and place
on sale a Ladies Kid Button
Shoe, Pat tips at S8cts., also a
Ladies fine grain button shoe at
88cts. if you want pair Of thes {
don't delay, they are going fas t
We claim to sell the best shoe
for $I.oo ever made. 1t is a gents
fine Buff Shoe in lace or congress
and just as much style to it as
any $500 shoe in the market.
Our mems A Calf Congress and
Lace shoe at o5cts, needs no
mention. We are selling them
about as fast as we can get them
All winter goods and Rubber
TO be sold regardless Of cost,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31

No mnrter how hard The time-
the one thing you cannot afford To ~
withonl IL sll the news II You want
gll the n"w-. san. get n-lrr the PiU,
burg Dispatch. rne Dtapatch puo
llshes ali-Ivt " part uuly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31

7 Fl Burton has purchased he
rcK at the X ,.ket Store, and wishes
.5 rlpse IL .ut ~ soon as poeslb.e
H.. iateuds 20 start new Ciptnlng
,.g'rr. apn will open on or about the
s. uf March
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
LOWoSt Rates to Washington.
Tickets Good Ten Days.

Washington is at all Gme place of i1-
terest. but it is particularly so and Is seen
At its best during the winter months, wnen
Cob gress is in session. What Romo was
To every soldier of the Empire, what Athens
was to The Greek, W asbiugtnu Is and snould
be Ia every cltizen of the Uutted states
nIr glory, bis pride, his luuertauce, his
estaLe--lt belurgs To hIm All liz magnlti-
cenee, all ls glory, all ils fame, It's public
bdIidIngS, its paintings, ifs statuhTy, Irs
monuments lis street aud parks You
have no doubt often promised Junfselt d
up 10 the N1lIunal Capital Why not
avail yourself of tue opportunity to d" So
now; the Dsxt excursion IL Bunounced via
the B. e. D on Thursday, February Ia n,
the rates are remarkably low aud train ser-
vlce the best the Il. & D. htS tu ,.ilgr. It's
Vrstibui-d aud Limited Express Trains
cab be used un eltuur the going or rpturn
ing Journey ~ berE suits oar cnuvpuIe ce
ffaius l-av- II & . ID pot, Pittsl.rg,
9. 90 a. 81. and 9.2O +. Il Pullman PaEtpr
Cars are attached o. the muIulug train ana
nnlllnau Se-ping Cars 10 toe nignt TRAN
Tickets 50 90 for tns round mp cbm bdatsr
CorrespoudiugIy low rates from otner
stations.
Tickets will ba good ten days, and will
he valid for paSsagsge trum Washington
10 Baltimore al any lime within tue Tito ol
tho ticket. For Pullman Car accom- m"da-
tions and guide IL points ui interest Ia
Washington. address, Il d. smith, ID T..
A, Pittsburg, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
Living Pictures,

OF health and happiness are the peo,
pie who eat Eagle Butter Crackers
A perfect health TODD, sold by slI
vrrc@r5 Manufactured at Marvin's
hg f-ctory in PICtsburg.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
NJ arr1age Licenses.

If that Henry farm well proves good
dozens of wells will be drilled in that VI
cinity, and We will be dainkiug salt water
before Spring
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
The M arkets.
BUTLEs MARRRTs.

Our crocers are paying - for butter aud
20 Tor FRESH eggs, 30 iu1 potatu-s. 60 for
p1rsnips, so for 1uiuus and etn. l0cts for
dressed chicken. IL tor turkey aud duck. 3
to 3 u head for cabbage, % 90 80 d,z-n
for celery, 60 To 20 for apples, 81 30 to
i 70 for beans.
--Bargains ia Lawns, Dimilys
Pougees, Organdies and all the sum-
mer goods ut
l. STEIN & SONS
--GeDuine Laocester Cling hsms Sc
at DAvENNY's
Try. T. A. Morrison's home
made Carmels
-Oue Portfolio, containing l6
superb Jews from the Worlds Fair
given awoy with each 81 90 sale at
J.. Stein Il SON
Sumner Under wear flo sitr.
Mite. Luces ana Rloooas. AZ reduc
ed prices ut
l.. STEIE Il SONS
--10x4 blankets SOC at DAvENN 8
"A good umbrella for 75c at
DAvENEY's
Try our new roller hour--latest
improved machinery Satisfaction
guaranteed, j. @. BREADsN d Co.
West Sunbufy, Pa.
Mrs. Jones-Where did you get
that ball
Wrs Smith-At Dsvenny's oI
course they have the best millinery
In town, try tbem.
icy cant Popgees aud Tissuos
reduced to q Genus ~
/ l.. STEIN d. SUNS.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31

You pay for school books; but
the best school bo * for yunr chlIdren
Is your daily p per. Well printed
carefully and iutetlixently edited, oi
Instructive Contents, first and fnlle-'
with the news and beat in PRESENT. ug
it. the Pittsburg Dispatch fills the
bill
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
MUSIC.

Music scholars wanted. Les7ons
will be given either at the bone. Of
the teacher or at the home of the
scholar. Inquire at l24 ". Wayne
ST. Butler Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31

The high, At grade Of patent
-four made ~ the mills Of
J e. BREADEN &sC".,
Weet Sunbury. Pa.
-Iciant- VOL Hose 5 cts per
par aJ Davenuy's
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-31
Personally -Coaduceed Tours via Pennsyi-
vania Railroad.

1t ,s ot this season of Ihe year that peo-
Dlr'S thoughts turn 20 some method 10y
~ rich the rigors of our 10. .theru vim u
climate may be escaped, and trip To tu'
"Laad "f Fluwers" If only for shnr'
time. ffers the easiest solution Of tur
question.
In order tn give the public an OppOr;uni-
"a ru visil Florida nj reasonable cost, the
2, fusl lvanIa Railroad Company has 81.
rsugrd for n SERIES ui tours To JacksnDvill.-,
and the we'll known reputation acquired
by that company ter the superiority "i It,
p-rsoualls conducted tours will be mnln
tanned fer this years 81 ries Since the
-yslcm Of persuuaily conducted tours IN
augurated by the company has bebn in ri
f-ct, none but words of commendati II
taye been received Its unexceied trsln
service, experienced Tourist Agents aud
Unaperons, and above all, its moderate
cuapges, leave nothing tO be desired.
The tours To jacksonville, all"oiDg tw'
pepk, stay IN Florida. will leave New
York ard Pnisdelphia on February Il AID
26, aud March II aud 26, 1895 Tho rare.
including transportation, meals en- r"u'n.
aud Pullman berth GA special train. Is So
for New YORK aud S48. from P0Iladrlpbli;
,.r"purilunate rates truu other points
For further Information apply To Tick
Agents. Ir address Tourist Agent, ll9t
Broad way. Nrw York. or Room All, Br"ao
Street station, PnIIadelphia, To wnom ap-
piicatIOn for space should also Do made.