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8SU6 BfiRAiD. KG HIT HER1L5, 1S59THE NEW CITY MARKET.S, Editor,ica Lions intended Addressed. to Subempiionsy yn\d be addressed Proprietors, jtwv.iixs. Pa.A BRICK BUILDING DECIDEDUPON.TEE CITY,!LWAY.v’S,iisvillo. Oil City. )5am 3:00 a m 30 a in 0:15 a in 15pm 2^)0pin 50 pm S :40 pm 03 pm S:50pm 15 amS’S.’orry- Mayvillc. 15 a in 10:30 a in 10 a m ........tO p in 5:55 p m 15 p in S:10 ] in *:s no further, r Union Citv.The Herald” Suggestions Bearing Fruit —A Building that will he a Credit • to the City—The Ground Plan of the Buildiiig—Rer.tingthe Stalls.Several days ago an article appeared in the HtitAi.n containing a proposition originating with Councilman Robinson, to mako the new city market a brick .instead of a voodou structure and suggesting a plan for meeting tho necessary extra expense. The Haiuu heartily approved of the projecl, winch would make die market so much moro a credit to our city and in bettor keeping with tho rest of our public buildings, and it. is anPowell Brothers, had a special oxlii Among these ivfi who, by the fine stallion Yal Johnston, of this stallion War CallAmong tho drafthorses weighing ; agors of the Mir have offered iho porlniion nml tuu their exhibition.There were fu Cfiouuds Thursday able weather, andcrowd was expo etcST. JOSEPGreat Improveme SchiCarpenters;, pai: agreeable surprise to team that the suggcs- j V9rY a^ou^orry. ALyville. 4 a Hi 10:48 a mrr\\y.5 j in 8:01 p m svi lk\ Titufiviile 1 u in 5:15 a in Opiu 0:15 pm rille, Union City 7am 31 05 am7 pm 7:35 j miTo day.Yost.NDAR.tion has borne fruit so much Quick el- than wo dared to hopo. Tho anggostod change iu the plans were made at once, and yesterday 31. S. Bales finished the plans and specifications for a brick building. The ground plan'mid interior arrangement of tho building is little changed, and can be seen by thefollowi D£ diagram:-/// D /kA__/Iji'r 2, l-SSO. ises..-1:1(5 a.m. ig'h. 1 th 411 m.R,/ D/\/Ar—1:00 a. ir.Lake Kegious: to southwest artly cloud vCNTS.v Associated3lbLife in Letters, larked, and y Telegraph. !ity Market; 'a Beverage; ickiiigs; To-is Acadeiiiv;*ence.cchapel, in the woste being eularfiod, and ished up ins’do, giv beautiful appearaui sent. The ceiling 1 uhly, uud is now I •Gothic stvlo. On-Vduties assumed by tteaching of so mo tli dr cm, cnlargodwhom Laving clayed. North proper arc tiro new i;i excellent order, v The number of pi stoutly and gives i Iho good women \\\ The piazzas which f the front and back c j extended along the I be Academy a mi appearance. A :ipuiuiod green, hm the Main street side lawn will undergo i: lore cold weather Academy is a pride repairs nnd emluiliL speak for the sue achieved in carrying thought tho expense will be about g;lugnNCE.Wit.■ ij___iTITUSVILIthe M. L.Citv. was ins comedian, it.tvor Perrin* ic to-n ight. Li have in-the electrict writes us jaunty of a icnbackers, .50 will he •and ball to pon the oc-craiding.G™ on town,tie Freshv-*Occupy hiscl evening.yth rocepvppearanee seem that ikelv to boover tne Brady and f. Rumor for .somo I some one■ A—St all s, tweii ty-bv o in a 111 • \ i hr r.B—Main passage way.C—Latei'.il i whs ages.*B—Diamond Street Front.I1-—Martin Street.F—Court or Drive n—Spring Street.^ will be seen from the dm gram the market will occupy the whole front of Martinstreet between Drummond and Spring, withib will be at the Oilnested toireseuL as ice to theis aroundrttme ho living the has now an over-of bustle store yes-of n large ill goods. ■ exposed and Iheid shouldsi on lastainst theme were board of n to the wo rood-h Gom-spzicioi’s ei: (ranees on both of these streets, and also five doors on Martin street. The building will bd 110 feet on Martin street, 34 feet on Spring street, 35.C feet on Diamond street, and 123 feet on the mssn«o drive in* -ijthe rear. In the diagram from A to A cm both sides of the building represents tho stalls. The single stalls are 3x12 feet. Between each pah of stalls arc passage ways and entrances (C) and the main passage way (B)_ The- court at the roar of the building is twenty feet in width firnl will be used as standing room and drive-way for teams. The necessities ofthe types have forced tho diagram slighily out of proportion, but it will give a fair general idea of its arrangement.The new plans call Tor a wall aixtccu feet high, four feet more than the original, and tho building will he much more substantial I , in every way to correspond with the brickwork. It will he something of the Swiss order of architecture withthe roof projecting eight fcut, making a really iino.anpearing buildingfor ihe purpose* The cost will probably besomewhere betw een $2,00(1 and £3,000.The next thing will be to obtain authority from the Council to devote tho proceeds of the rental of stalls to the construction fund.It is proposed to rent only such portion of tho stalls as will be necessary* to moke up the difference between the amount appropriated anil the increased cost of the building.■» »■* ......The Ladies Workii Course of Lortt Child reThe committee oc *lo thy work of solic membership tickets it have been busy ut wo: and have met with flu labor* The access at tho presentby the f»ct iannual tickets 217 ex they must he roueuv*: emio of tbe librarv. expenses of the hbrr to $S00 per year, wbi. Kid c of 400 mcuibcrsl This number has nev deficit bemg supplied ciuei'iainments, and lil At the last Association, a co pointed to consider t] course of lechircs fc librmy tins full and w ably make a fnrorabl meeling of the Associa Ouurse ought (o ho yield a handsome sum library. Though in nc current excuses, the .* from debt, and our c j duty bound to sec* thatiMUSThat Ei-ccellert Org Given Next TueProbably Lhe greatest seasuo v/ilJ bo the crgm tist Church next Tne: enie/LajmuenL has bee purpose of getting me handsome organ reeei ekmcb. Aside from tl which the concert is £ vsry excellent vocal and promised, us Iho prog™ The Lmly Quartettc, of j consented to sing,I-iiOOIlASI. Pihnms Ghonis, frjii2 i'] rand Offortokc in GCONNEAUTVILLE FAIR.nr wiresb i rsnThe 2Sth Annual Exhibition of the Crawford County Agricultural Association,Notwithstanding the UuCuvorablc weather during a. greater i^ovtiou c;F tho present week.3. Vocal—l4Avc Maria4’,.3frs. ITellrf B.•1. Trio in J?—;........5. Ily S n of Nunn (wir.h XC. f.larch, from ^r’annlia 7, V oeal —4 ‘Kear^r my Cl c 5Ii‘a. Tan3. Ollcrtoirc, E iht......U. Trdumcric..........10. Concert FnnUKia .(O Sane113911 Vn«« iJ.1. 1 , , , ,Mrs. Turn12. Commiuiion in G...,.13. Overture—dtr:.dclL i”TO-NIGHT'SHon. S, H. MiJier an to Speak in the .Music.
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Titusville Herald
Titusville, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Oct 02, 1880
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