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The age-herald., 1897-08-19
DONALD MINERAL SPRINGS WATER

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 Weenls. Miss. On N. Q. & N. F. R. R.
 S-29-slln-tl ur-lm.
The age-herald., 1897-08-19

The Champs ard Beanaaters continue to win, though the distance between .hem can be covered with an old f. It hat. New York is also taking on a. spurt arJ1 if Cin- cinnati does not lso,S ouG she will be struggling for fourth place.
The age-herald., 1897-08-19
TRUST COMPANY SECTION
Of the Bankers Hold Brief Session Papers
 Read by Officers.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1s.-The first au- nual meeting of the Trust Company SEC ton of the American Bankers associa-
The age-herald., 1897-08-19

The first expert candy maker to open bns- mess in Birmingham.
 The elite trade know his class of goods are neither bought nor sold by one confei- tioner in a hundred. The general tra{e know he sells only the best goods, and lis prices are the same to the rich and DOT alike. The housewife recognizes his breals and cakes arc not elnaled by any othr bakery. The entertainer has long sine learned that none but. the artist with lis brush can equal his artistic skull in orh- mentatlon.
 The tidicst Ice Cream and Confcctiony Parlor in the entire soath s, S-S-sun- thur-tf -,
The age-herald., 1897-08-19
Brighton Beach

New York Aug. 1S.--A heavy thunder storm just before the first race at Brigh-
The age-herald., 1897-08-19
BASE BALL.
STAN DING
BULLETIN.

Boston 8; Washington O. New York s; Philadelphia 5. RalllmOre 6; Broclklyn 2.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

Rain somewhat spoiled the Mercer
Co. Soldiers monument dedication ser
vices. last Thursday
Every furnac in Allegheny com
ty is in blast now, for the first time in
two years.
Rob Winder took 10 the Office of the
Grove City Telephone last Wednesday
an animal curiosisy-a large fat white
coon. Mr.. Widner, in company with
Andy Uber and James McWilliams,
killed the animal near London Tuesday
night Their dogs had treed it in n
broken tree trunk and Mr McWil-
liams climbed small tree growing Oe-
side the stump and shot the coon in
the head as it looked from a hole in
the hollow tree. If he had seen the
body of the animal before shooting il he
could easily have been secured it alive.
Old coon hunters of this neighborhood
say they never before saw coon Of
that color. The animal is not
pure white, being more of a cream col
or.
At Ingram station, Allegheny Co last
Thursday night thieves entered places,
including the postoffice and express
Office, and two places ct Sheridanyille'
one-h half mile east of that place.
They carried away everythin" in
sight, money drawers, letters, clothes,
stamps. tobacco and provisions, and left
behind the old overcoats, evidently
those of tramps, exchanging them for
new overcoats. costing in the neIshbor
hood of $50 each.
The work was systematic, complete
and noiseless ;and the territory covered
almost one mile in extent. No trace Of
the burglars has been discovered, but
most of the goods, useless to them. We're
found late last night in an orchard, 200
yards from the postofEc5.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
OIL NOTES.
The Standard is still paying 65cents.

ue cLdutlstId - 9SiLi Pay l45 opScilIS.
CONCORD TwP.-Eph Martin is
building rigs on the Sam Christy and
! Hughes Christy farms.
PARKER-Heydrick and son nave
purchased the Biglow interests in the
Rosenberg pool.
BUFFALO-The Target gasser that
Butler county has produced for several
years was brought in Saturday two
miles south of Ekastown. 1t was struck
in the 100-foot sand, 1000 feet deep
and when closed it registered l6j pound;
to the minute IN fginoh casting.
1t is on the Oil or old Ekas farm.
ZELIENOpLE- South OF Zslienople.
Patterson & Lockwood have pat their
well On the Zeigler farm to pumping
and have nice producer. This wa:
an old gasser drilled down to the hun
dred-foo and is making IS bbis. "a day.
In the Brush Greek district. the For
est Oil company has drilled its No. 1 on
the Ed. Sawyer farm through the
| third sand and has a showing for a small
producer in that formation. 1t will bo
drilled to the fourth sand, and if moth
ing better is developed, viii be tested
in the third sand.
Keifer &, Co 5 test on the Van Horn
farm is due in the sand this week and
Locak & Co should get the sand about
| the same time
PERU-The oil field at Peru, Ind. il
! quit ca little wonder in its way TIL,
actual producing area covers less than
$50 acres, upon which are 100 well.
doing 1000 barrels q day, an average of
40 barrels to the well There are ais,
fifty more wells in process of drilling.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
Jury Lists for December Terms.

List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this Goth day of Oct, 1897,
to serve as Grand Jurors at regular
term Of Court commencing on the 1st
Monday of Dec, 1897, the same being
the 9Th day of said month.
Aiken John A, Centreville, merchant.
Adams e II, Slipperyrock twp, farmer.
BaInhart Jos, Millerstown, painter
BURNER Isaac p, Jefferson twp, farmer.
Braden w J, Sunbury, merchant
Campbell John, Jefferson twp, farmer
Christley Thomas, Cherry twp, farmer.
Covert J NJ, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Dunn E H, Franklin twp, farmer
Gill S 5, Butler 5th w, slater.
Graham o p, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Kelly Thomas II, Worth twp, laborer.
Keck John, Butler 1st w, laborer.
Mclaughlin Jas, Winfield twp, farmer.
McCandless Al, Butler twp, farmer.
Mccall E A, Brady twp, laborer.
Meeder Fred G, Cranberry twp, farmer.
McCandless c E, Centre twp, farmer.
Miller Alfred, Clay twp, farmer.
Potts John, Oakland twp, farmer.
Raabe G J. Saxonburg, barber
Russell o NJ, Butler 3D. W, producer.
Starr e, Butler I'd W, teamster.
Young S, Butler 4th W, merchant.
List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this Goth day of Oct, 1897,
to serve as petit jurors at a regular
term of Court, commencing on the 18th
day of Dec, 1897, the same 6eing the I'd
Monday of said month.
Alexander John C, Concord twp, car
penter.
Bull L c, Forward twp, farmer.
Brown Jas, Franklin twp, farmer
Cumberland H, Butler I'd w, team
ster.
Chantler VIM, Clinton twp, farmer.
Campbell J B, Slipperyrock twp, farmer
Dirkin Peter, Oakland twp, farmer
Dobson John, Adams twp, farmer.
Day J G f, Clay twp, farmer.
Denny Michael, Winfield twp, farmer.
Daubenspeck Campbell, Washington
twp, farmer.
English John B, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Elliott Robert, Buffalo twp, farmer
Fennel Henry, Clearfield twp, farmer.
Galbreath James Winfield twp, farmer.
Glossner Jocob w, Karns City, butcher
Gilchrist Robert, Marion twp, farmer.
Glenn G f. Slipperyrock twp, farmer.
Gormley Charles, Venango twp, farmer.
Harkenstine Lewis, Jefferson twp, 'mer.
humphrey w NJ, CenlreVllle, IdrneT'
Jamison w p, Fairview boro, teacher.
Jones John l., Butler Sd w, coroner.
Kribbs j A, Jackson twp, teacher
Kennedy T Pierce, Muddycreek twp.
farmer.
Leidecker j A, Butler 1st W, produ GER.
Moore Samuel, Bready twp, farmer.
McClymonds Jas, Muddycreek twp, far.
Martin Walker, Butler 4th w, teamster.
Mclaughlin r S, Fairview twp, farmer;
Mates Amos, Butler 1st w, laborer
Maurhoff Geo, Saxonburg, merchant
McNeal f c, Adams twp, farmer.
Muder John Z, Jr. Saxonburg, under
taker.
Mcbride F p, Clearfeld twp, p.
Martin Charles, Winfield twp, farmer.
Pontious Henry, Donegal twp, farmer.
Ramsey Adison, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Ramsey E L, Centre twp, teacher.
Roth l. NJ, Prospect, dentist.
Rider Frank, Cranberry twp, farmer.
Stauffer Henry, Lancaster twp, farmer
Smith Adam, Butler Sd w, teamster.
Staples John, Adams twp, farmer.
Smith ], Adams twp, farmer
Shaffield II K, Millerstown. producer.
Wachmuth VIM, Jr. Butler twp, far.
Wagner Geo, Butler 9th W, miller.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
Road and Bridge Reports

Notice is hereby given that the following
road and bridges have been confirmed niSt
by the Court and Will be presented on the
first saturday OF Dec. Court, 1897, being the
II day of said month, and IL no exceptions
are filed they will be confirmed absolutely.
No |. September Session, 1897. In re petit
tiOn OF citizens Of Butler boro for "A county
bridge over ConnOqdcncssing creek, ut a
point where said stream crosses the street
from the foot of Cunningham St. to shore st.
June i4th, 1897. viewers were appointed by
the Court, and sept. 9Th. 1897 report OF view
ers fled. stating that thc proposed bridge Is
necessary, and that the same VIII require
more expense than IL IS reasonable the bOrO.
OF Butler should bear, and locate the same
on the public street. Sept. lith, 1897, ap-
proved: Notice to be given according TO
rules Of Court and 10 be laid before the
Grand Jury at next term. BY 1HE COURT.
No 2. September Session, 1891. In re petit
tlOE Of citizens Of Mercer twp. Butler COun-
ty, Pa, for the review OF u public road In
said township, from point on the PittSDurg
and Franklin road at thc line OF White Oaks
Springs farm to where IL intersects the Cliu-
tOnvillc road in said township. as the said
road is now useless and inconvenien. TO the
inhabitants thcrcabOuts: June Ind, 1877
viewers were appointed by the Court and
reporting In favor OF tho vacation. Now,
Sept. litL. 1897, approved Notice 10 be given
BY THE COURT.
No. 2. June Sessions, 1854. in re petition Of
Allegheny twp, Butler Co., Pa, for review
OF a public road which leads from "a point ON
the public road leading from Maple Furnace
to Parter's Landing at or near Adams Mill
TO the Mercer and Roscbury Turnpike:
June sth. 1897, viewers were appointed by
the Court and Sept Bird 1897. report OF view
ers filed, in favor of the proposed road:
probable cost, 5000: No damages assessed.
Sept. 1lth. 1897, approved and fix width of
road nj 80 feet. Notice To be given accord
ing TO rules OF Court. BY The COURT
Certified from the records this 9th day Of
Nov 1897 ISAAC MEALS,
Clerk q. 5. Court.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
JURY LIST FOR NOV. TERM.

List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this 2lst day of October
1897. to serve as jurors at a special term
| Of court beginning on the 22nd day of
November, 1897, the same being the
fourth Monday of said month.
Allen Thomas, Franklin twp farmer
| Bergman Christ Clinton twp. farmer.
| Bauer Fred, Summit twp. farmer
Berkhalter r n, Butler 5thw w, engineer
Burton w J, Penn twp, farmer
| Byers Frank, jefferson twp. farmer
Cruikshank NJ, Winfield twp, larmer
| Crafty James, Franklin twp, farmer
Creuikshank W S, Winfield tp farmer
| Dindinger L A, jackson twp, farmer
Douthett Benz Winfield twp. J. p
| Doerr Henry, Winfield twn, farmer
Eichenlaub Joseph, Summit tp farmer
| Freiiing VIM, Winfield twp, clerk.
Fetzer q F, Millerstown. producer.
Farnsworth Martin, Butler tip. farmer
Fox George, Winfield twp, farmer.
| GantZ Lewis, Evans City, farmer.
Gilliland John, Summit twp, farmer.
! Hoover John, Donegal twp, farmer.
| Hawk Joseph z Fairview twp, farmer.
! Heginbotham VIM, Jefferson tp, farmer.
Jemison George, Venongo twp, farmer.
| Knox Jesse, jackson twp, farmer.
| NGpFlc w III L stlINlCM bNp Lt4LlutT.
| Leaman Joseph, PorteTsville, j. p
Meacom w S, Worth twp, farmer.
| Mcdowell Alex, Butler twp, farmer.
| Mechling Ormsby, Jefferson tip, farmer
| Mcdowell John, Marion twp farmer
| McCandless W ], Venango twp, black
smith
McClintock John, Mercer twp, farmer
McDermit Thomas, Slpperyrock twp,
farmer
Nicholas \ D, Connoquenessing twp,
farmer
| Neff John, Oakland twp, farmer
O'Neal John, Jefferson twp, merchant.
| Oswald Philip, Donegal twp, farmer
O'Donel Chris Donegal twp, farmer.
| Reno George, Butler 9Th ward, marble
cutter
Sechler p II, Prospect, marble cutter.
Seaman VIM, Penn twp, farmer.
Shaffer Henry, Harmony, laborer
Shell John w, Marion twp, farmer
Stewart Walker, Penn twp, farmer
Shira Samuel, Washington tp farmer
Wagner Gebhart, Butler 2nd ward,
painter.
Whiteside w j, Niddlesex tip, farmer
Young Jos, Butler 9TH wd, driller
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
PERSONAL

Jno. P. Roll of cranberry twp is
/ seriously i'll.
r. n. Emery, Of Concord twp. has
moved TO Chicora.
A. W. Hutchinson of Buttercup was
in town, Monday.
John 3. Caldwell. of jefferson twp.
has been granted a pension.
Ex Co. Commissioned Geo. ". Wilson,
of Evans City, was in town, Tuesday.
lJohn Boosel of Euclid sand Henry
Roenigk of Butler have been granted
pensions.
Tom Lyon of Fairview Ave, put in a
couple days of good hunting at Brady :
Bend last week.
Cooper, the tailor, is handy with his
thread and needle, and replaces buttons,
free of charge.
Jos. Cashdollar of Myoma has been
granted a pensioa and that of T. NJ
Mills of Chicora, has been increased.
John Neeley, Of Lancaster twp. is %
years of age, Mrs. John Myers, OF the
same twp 80 and Henery Eichman %.
Miss Bird Reiber who was seriously
Ill during the first part of the week at
her home on Mexican st, Is improving.
w. Il. Grove is recovering from n sc
we're sickness which has confined him
to his home on s. Main St for some
tiIne past.
Miss Margerette Palmer and Ralph
Palmer of West Deer twp, Allegheny
go Mr. Innp ~ Rel
ber Cf Mercer st.
Mr.. eastman Aland's cutter, moved
to Jacob Reiber's house on East Jefferson
St, and Mr. Andrews of Evans City
has moved into the Eli May house at
the corner Of Bluff and ". North st.
Miss Ella Coulter, il recovering from
light attack of nervous indispOsition
Miss Coulter has been q teacher IN the
public schools for a dozen years past
ana this is the first time she was ever
unable TO attend to her duties.
The Misses Purviance, of Buffalo are
visiting their relatives in Butler.
Their brother John is now with an
artesian well firm in Mexico, Lew.
is lying sick at his brothers home IN
Franklin, and Ed is clerking in Buffa-
To-
Mrs. Myra Ray of Butler received
notice yesterday that the pension de
partment AZ Washington d. G. had
granted her a pension of Sl2 per month
and back pay amounting to 50, zoo
for the loss of her son, who was killed
in the war The claim has been pend
ing for 20 years.
John NJ Turner got home this morn
ing with basket-full of relics and
some canes from the old battle fields
about Chattanooga. Jno. says they
had splendid trip, that the battle fields
and hills look as natural as ever, that
they We're treated royalty, and that the
mosquitoes were the only annoyance.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
CHURCH NOTES.

The Free Methodists viii hold Quar-
terly Meetings at their church in
. Sprngdale beginning, this evening. and
continuing over Sunday.
The young Peoples Society of Chris
tain Endeayor viii hold "a social in the
First PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow
FRIDAY evening All the Young peo-
Of the church have been invited y
musical program has been prepared,
and the object Of the social is better
acquaintance.
The Womans Missionary society Of
the United Presbyterian church. of this
place VIII establish free bed and pro
vide annually for its maintenance in
the United Presbyterian hospital in
Allegheny, in memory of Miss Mary
Ann Mckee, deceased, who was one of
the organizers of the Butler society
The Society viii give a supper at the
home Of Mrs McEihaney on north Main
st. Friday of this week. Admission p
cents.
Union Thanksgiving services in Grace
Lutheran church next Thursday at 10:
30 \. NJ. sermon by Rev. Davis-also
Union sunrise Prayer meeting in same
church, to which all the young Peoples
societies are invited.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
ACCIDENTS.

Thomas E. Davis a son-in-law Of Esq.
Walker was struck in the head by a
hopper in the grinding department
Of the Plate works last Thursday
evening. and was 50 bad
ly injured that his life was despaired
Of, but he will recover
James Murphy ore Of the foreman
for Broadhead at the Oneida cut was
thaown from his buggy, but not serious
IL injured, last Thursday. He was
I crossing the track at the time when an
engine hit his buggy and wrecked 1t.
James Holden was cut by falling
glass at the Plate works, Friday; and
James Flanagan. James Kennick and
John Stutz, Saturday. Mr.. kennick had
his nose broken. Holden received his
cuts while saving young Collins from
what would probably have been fatal
cut
Theodore Brenner, of Brush Creek,
had a narrow escape from death sun
day morning. He was engaged with
his fathers team in pulling string Of
sucker rods for the Home Oil Co, and
as they pulled out section the tug on
one horse broke, letting the single tree
fly bick with terrific force, striking
MIR Breuner in the face. The blow
caused an oblique fracture OF the right
jaw bone and knocked out all of his
teeth on that side. He lay unconscious
for long time and word was sent to
his parents that ne was dead, but he
finally showed signs OF life and DrS.
Ralston and McCandless We're called.
The injury is painful one, and the
young man viii necessarily be compel
Ia - .l.= -Cf~ E11Nc a lNflar
time. News.
Daniel Clark, aged ., years, of Free
port. brakeman on the West Penn
railroad. was instantly killed at Herr
island, Allegheny, last Saturday after
noon by being struck by the eastbOund
mail train on the West Penn road. lie
got off his train, which was westbound,
in front u tie +. q y. round mousse on
Herr island, and started to cross the
track when the mail tram struck him,
crushing in the left side of his head ana
body and breaking his left arm and leg.
His body was thrown about twenty i've
feet.
John Zahradrick, a Bohemian who
lives on the hin south Of town met
with an odd mishap, Monday. lie in
tended to butcher his pig that morning
and had tied it to & tree, aud taken out
Z tub-full OF hot = water, but the pig
wound the rope around Johns legs ana
tumbled him into the hot water. John
was badly scalded, but is recovering.
i sixteen year-oId son of Robert
Hockenberry, of Cherry township, re
turnei home from hunting trip on
Tuesday ana handed loaded rifle TO q
younger brother Another brother aged
| . years, came up and bantered the boy
with the gun to shoot him. The latter
playfully pointed the rife at his brother
and discharged it, the bullet striking
the little fellow in the breast, passing
through his body and penetrating the
lung. The boy will recover.
Mrs. Jesse Glenn, of Mexican ST.,
fell down stairs, Tuesday evening, and
was seriously injured
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
REGISTERS NotICeS.

The Register hereby gives notice chat the
following accounts Of executors, admins
traitors and guardians nave been filed in
this ofIice according to law, and Will be pre-
sented to Court for confirmation and allow
ance on Saturday, the llJh day OF Dee. 1897.
at O'Clock, \. NJ, of said day:
|. Final account OF henderson Oliver, ad-
ministIator g. j. A Of sidney ?. Oliver, de-
ceased. late Of Muddyereek twp,
2. final account of ID. X. Artman, guar
dian of Lucetta NJ. Artman, minor child of
Mary l.. Artman, deceased.
3. Final account OF }. Harvey Bell, ad
ministrator Of John p. Goldthorp, deceased,
late of Washington twp.
4. Final account Of John II. McLure, guar
dian of Lottie B. Blair. minor child Of Rebec-
). Final account of John Dobson, executor
OF Angelne Dobson, deceased, late of Adams
twp.
Administrative OF Levi McGowan, deceased,
late of MuddycrecS twp.
:. Final account of T.. II. Pyle. administra-
tor or Martha Pyle. deceased. late OF Muddy
creek twp.
$. Final account Of John n. Mcclure, guar
dian of Weltha NJ. Blair. minor child OF Re
becca Blair deceased. late OF tairvieW borO.
Q. Final account of j. II. WICK and Elmer
Campbell. executors Of Elizabeth G. Camp
bell. deceased, late of Fairylew twp.
f5.sFinal and distribution account o {
Thomas Hays, acting executor Of Robert
Hays. deceased, late OF Eairview boro.
H. Final account OF Mrs. Anna Wagner,
administrative Of John ". Wagner. deceas-
ed. late Of Penn twp.
II. Final account of G. T. Fetzer, guardian
OF Harry NJ. Wcstcrman, minor child of III. j.
WcstermaH deceased, late OF Millerstown
bor0.
l3 Final and distribution account OF John
A. Kirkpatrick, administrator of Jane
Maxwell. deceased, late Of Centre tap.
H. Final account of J. ~ Lawrence, eXecu-
tor OF Anna Cooper, deceased, late Of Centre
vile boro
10 Final account of William II. Abcr, guar
dian OF Jenaie diller,now Jennie Welsh. min
or child Of kati" Miller deceased, late OF
MiddleseX twp.
lG Final account of Joseph Fisher, guar
dian OF Catharine Layery. minor child OF
Joseph BaVery, deceased. late OF Penn twp.
i7. Final cccount OF J. ID. Martin, executor
Of Margaret Ferguson, deceased, ldte OF
Penn twp.
IS Final account of Philip Snyder. exccu
tor Of Bernard kemper, -r., deceased late Of
Butler bOro.
10. Partial account of John 4. Gclbach,
administrator OF X. G. Yates, deceased, late
OF Adams twp.
20 Final account Of W. A. Fleming, admin
istratoT Of Jacob Hawk, deceased, late Of
fairvicw boTO.
p. Final account Of George X. Graham,
guardian of sue y. ogden, minor child OF +.
Ogden, deceased late Of MiddlcseX twp.
~ Final account OF Samuel A. Iiegler,
guardian Of Lucinda a. Ziegler, minor child
OF Jacob NJ. Iiegler, deceased, late OF Como
qucnessing township.
g. Final account of John NJ. Linkhann,
executor of Sarah NJ. Zinkhann, deceased,
late OF Evans City.
w J. ADAMS Register.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
Counting The Cost.

Have you ever cal alculated how
much is saved in the long run by
having your clothing made by
tailors who know their business?
You get better goods, more care
full workmanship and the fit and
style are worth great deal.
It's satisfaction to wear first
class, well made clothes. and then
it's economical as we'll. Clothes
that fit, wear longer, look better
and are more satisfactory to the
wearer. Those who wear our
garments appreciate this.
Stop and calculate. Do you
wear tailor-made clothes? In
that case you have garments that
last longer, wear better and suit
you more completely than any
other. Every garment is made in
the best style. No accidental
fits. No disgraceful effects. 1t
is cheaper to wear custom clothes
than any others. Fall styles on
display.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
A Letter For You.

Unclaimed letters at the Postoffice at
Butler Pa, week ending Nov 10, 1891.
Mr.. Alfred Aggas, Mrs. C. H. Butter
& Bro, merchants, Mrs Della Bames,
Mr. j. J. Brickner, Mr. j. E. Black, G..
w. Black Esq, Miss Rowena Cham
bers, Hon. A. d. Forester, Mrs.
Sarah Hayerstra Mike Klokoiki, O.
G. Kalter, Mr.. William Kermmer, Mr..
Salvatore Roko, Mrs A. A. Shut, Mrs.
Mary Younkins.
In calling for these letters please say
advertised.
JOHN w. BROWN, Z. D.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-11-18
Wednesday. Dec. 1st, 1897.

at O'Clock 2. M, expose to sale on the
premises IL Clay township, Butler couu-
ty, Pa, the following real estate, late
the property of JoLn A. Wick, deceased
to-wit: All that certain uIessuage and
tract OF land situated III Clay township,
Butler county, Pa, bounded and describ-
ed as follows: On the north by lands OF
Archie Sandelson, on the east by lands
o. Samuel Mock, on the south by lands
of Austin McAnallen, and on the west
by lands of heirs of Neal McDevitt, con-
tanning thirty one acres and sixty
nine perches, more or less, with orchard
of fruit trees thereon, about twenty-five
acres cleared and in good state of culti-
vation the balance woodland, all we'll
watered and under fence.
TERMS OF SALE:-Oue- third in
hand on confirmation of sale and the
balance IN two equal annual payments
bearing interest secured by bond aud
mortgage Oh the premises or for cash il
the same can be had The administra-
tors reserving the right to require 20 per
cent, of the bid to be paid when the
property is knocked down 10 the pur-
chaser.
r. r. MCCANDLESS
Euclid, Pa
MARY Z. WICK,
Fleeger, Pa
administrators.
5. +. & \. /. BowsER, Atty's.