Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-11-05
Local and General.

Notice-Filing of Final Account of A. N.
Cornelius, Assignee.
Local and General.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
MEMPHIS is herself once more.
IT'S wise turkey that knows its
own thanksgiving.
IF you want good education 60 to
West Sunbury Academy.
A DEAF and dumb couple were mar
ried, at Mechanicsburg. Pa, lately.
WHY suffer such distress from Piles
and Constipation Kidney-Wort will cure you.
JOHNNY GRIEB has photographs of
Rowell and several other walkists in his show
window.
A LITTLE cosmoline applied to the
hands occasionally will prevent them from
chappiDg.
CRATE tile, Aue rings, and fire brick,
at j. Niggle & Bro.
"GREAT Blood Tonic" for the cure
of all blood diseases-"Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher."
The State Supreme Court, sitting
at Pittsburgh, will hear Butler county cases
week after next.
IT has been ascertained after patient
investigation, that courtships average three
tons Of coal each.
DON'T store celery too early. Don't
cover strawberry beds until after the ground is
frozen an inch in depth.
WHEN out buying Gents Furnishing
Goods drop in at Charles Il. Grieb's.
A DRUNKEN father in Pittsburgh
was detected in the act Of cutting off the foot
of his infant child with penknife.
How FAR from the State Normal
School, Edinboro? How far from good Edu-
cation? See the card in the Postofhce.
THE front of Schneideman's great
clothing store is now illuminated evenings by
some handsome opera-house gas lamps.
You can buy a fine white shirt for
sixty-fve cents. at Charles R. Grieb's.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN Orro, of this place,
occasionally wears high hat that he purchased
frJm Mr.. Colbert twenty-seven years ago.
FLOUR high; wages low; the out
look for poor man this winter is very discour-
aging. But the Lord will take care of his own.
A YOUNG daughter of Mr.. John
Lefeyer. of this place, died Of diphtheria last
Friday morning, and was buried Sunday after
noon.
SMOKE Zimmerman and Hawks
choice Brands
Two hundred and ninety-four shares
of Butler gas stock will be sold on the
Court House steps, next Tuesday, by Receiver
Cullum.
as THERE man with soul so dead, !"
who hath suffered the miseries Of cough or
cold, yet neglected to try Sellers Cough
Syrup?"
UNIoNTowN was selected by the M.
+. Conference at their recent session in Pitts
burgh, as the next place for holding its annual
meeting.
IF you wish good education attend
the State Normal School, Edinboro.
THOSE griefs are the sorest and
hardest to bear which must be kept concealed
and never spoken Of A boil where you sit
down, forinstance.
TRANSFERS along tho Gilla River,
camels that have of late taken possession of the
main roads, to the CONSERVATION of horses and
mules.
MEssRs J. Il G. F. KEcK, Merchant
Tailors. have secured the services of one of the
best cutters in the country.
PRIME apples sold in Pittsburgh
yesterday at 81 to .25 per barrel; choice roll
butter at 20c. to 25c., packed, 1Sc. to 20c.;
uk~ ~snfyxy TracI. NJ 10 sx,o 90 IN
zoe. in barrels.
BY judicious system of advertising
to let all people know what they have to SELL
and how cheap they sell it, Ritter & Ralston, of
this town, have built up trade not surpassed
by any house in the county.
THERE is a coal famine in Louis
vile, resulting from the low water in the Ohio
river The railroads have taken advantage of
the situation-to raise the price of freight ON
Kentucky coal from 50 per car load to $24.
HATS, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, at Charles R. Grieb's.
The man named Hill, who was
taken to Dixmont from this town. last week,
at cost of the county, is a son of old Richard
Hill, who at one time kept hotel in Cranberry
township, and who emigrated to Kansas many
years ago.
A FRAGRANT Havana is the smoker g
delight. We have it.
ZIMMERMAN & HAWK.
WE publish in another place the
advertisement of the Scientific american. 1t is
a very useful and instructive publication, and
we will take the trouble to secure it for any OF
our subscribers who wish us to do so, upon
receipt of the price.
SPEcIALTIEs in woolens at William
Aland's Merchant Tailoring establishment not
to be had elsewhere in the county.
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER NEW, oi
Pitts6eld, Mass, added 81 600 to his income in
year by removing fresh postage stamps from
letters, putting on those that had been used
and selling the stolen ones. He used the money
in maintaing his social pretensions.
PAINTS, Oils, Varnishes, &c. at low
Cash prices. at Zimmerman & Hawks.
Hon. s. NEWTON PETTIs, having
surveyed mankind from Meadville to Peru and
Bolivia, is now on his way home It is reported
that he is dissatisfied with his diplomatic posi-
ton. and would rather mingle in the rough and
tumble politics of Crawford county than serv.
the country abroad.
A DECIDED change in prices: 6,
and cts. cash for Beef Hides, at
RORssING's TANNERY.
MANY of the mines on the noun.
tains around Leadville, Col, have suspended
work for the winter, being inaccessible in con
sequence of snow. Those that can be worked
are carried on with difficulty, and prospecting
il not easy The ground is covered from two
feet to eight feet with snow.
j. Il G. F. KEcK's stock of fine
woolen cloths cannot be beaten.in Butler. Cal
and see for yourself.