Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-11-26
Local and General.

giving st. Turkeys Day.
WE would call special attention t.
Char Coal Furnace for sale.
THE wires of the American Unlol
Telegraph Company have been put up through
DAME FASHION now considers
pinched waists absolutely vulgar. That settle
tight lacing.
Go TO J. F. T. Stehle's for Satchels
at % cents.
IT is claimed that Senator Blaine
has sent sixty-five mail bags full of his speeche
to the South.
A PACK of o dozen wolves are
making things lively in the neighborhood o.
Bradford, Mexican county.
MILK suffered an increase in price
the first of this month, of about thirty-thret
per cent. over summer rates.
THOSE who take the lead in pushing
their business through the newspapers gener
ally take the lead in everything else.
IT is said that more than twenty
barns have been burned in Indiana county IN
the last three months, nearly all OF them by
incendiaries.
WE need a Henry Bergh in Butler
Cases of cruelty to animals come under our no
tice eyery few days, and some one should see
that the law on the subject is enforced.
AT 45c., Soc, 55c., 60c., 65c., 7Oc.,
TIC SOC. Soc. eOc., 81, $1.10, $1.15 and $1.25
ner ward. the best line of Cashmeres ever
offered in Butler county, at Ritter d Ralston's
WE have been requested by the
Poultry Association to state that the Express
Company will return all stock sent to the
coming Poultry Fair to be held here, free Of
charge.
Go TO J. F. T. Stehle's for the latest
styles of Hats.
A THANKSGIVING service will be
held on Thursday morning next, with an ap-
propriate sermon by the rector, ID. /. Edwards,
at St Peters P. E. Church, in the morning at
il o'clock. A general invitation is extended
to all.
WHEN a man named Koonse got
drunk and went to sleep on railroad track
near Altoona, and when a train of cars cut him
to pieces there was furnished stronger tenn
perance lecture than John B. Cough can ever
deliver.
UNDERwEAR of all kinds, from 25
cents up, at Charles r. Grieb's.
A CoLoRED man at Smyrna, Del,
bought a stamped quilt and used it on the bed
in which he slept with his wife and child. In
the morning the child was found to be dead,
having sucked poisonous dyes from the quilt
during the night.
ALL kinds of Gloves, at
IF. T. STEHLE's.
WHEN q newspaper paragraph opens
in language as soft as the bosom of love, and
as sweet as the tinkle of a woodland brook,
it is always safe to conclude that the virtues
of some patent medicine are harnessed on to
the end.-Harrisburg Telegraph.
CRATE tile, Aue rings and fire brick,
at ]. Niggle & Bros
If potatoes show sign of rotting in
the cellar, they should be carefully looked over
and the rotten ones removed. If left they will
spread the infection among the rest of the
potatoes and infest the air of the cellar with
unhealthy and disagrecable odors.
FRESH home made mince meat, at
SCHAMBERG's.
A MAN who declines United States
Senatorship on account of ill-health, or on any
other account, is SO rare nowadays that Mr.. +.
G. Beaman Of Michigan, who has done this
thing ought to be an object of universal atten-
ton if he sufficiently RECEIVERS to go about
much.
SILK Handkerchiefs, cheap, at
j. F. T. STEHLE's.
THE Southern Republican Associa-
ton at Washington retired its presiding officer
a few nights ago so as to get some one in his
stead who had "the ear of the President" Pigs
and school boys may be lead by the ear, but
we expect better things of Hayes, and he will
no doubt resent the attempt as jackson did
when a man once sought to lead him by the
nose.
DABBs, the celebrated Pittsburgh
Photographer, is very busy making fine Photo
graphs for Holiday presents. Any of our read
ers visiting Pittsburgh, should find time to
visit his rooms and see what fine pictures are
graceful and stylish positions, Mr.. Dabbs has
no superior, and the effect and finish of his
pictures are perfect
MEMS youths and children's soft
and stiff Hats, from % cents up, at Charles r.
Grieb's.
PENNIES are scarce, it seems. Not
long ago q request for 81 900 of pennies came
from San Francisco to the Philadelphia Mint
But the Mint had been busy coming dollars
and needed pennies itself. Philadelphia is the
only place where the smallest coin Of the
country is made. 1t was stated the other day
that $4,000 worth of pennies could be dis.
posed of in week, so great was the demand.
WILLIAM ALAND, Merchant Tailor,
has just opened the largest line of woolens fol
men and boys wear ever offered in Butler.
IT is often the case that farmers lose
the reward of their labor from carelessness in
storing their crops. Corn is packed in large
bulks, when it is sure to heat and be damaged
Potatoes, which should be fully dry, are packed
away. wet and sobby in damp pcellars. Pumpkins
which should be thickly covered with straw,
are left uncovered to be frozen. Thoughtful
ness and care are as necessary in storing crops
as in making them.
SHAFTS, finished and rough, at the
J. Niggle & Bros Hardware Store, Jefferson
street, Butler, Pa.
BY mistake, the list of traverse
jurors for the second week Of next regular tern
of Court commencing Monday, Dec Sth, wa
published as having been drawn for the thir,
week commencing Dec. 18th, and rice versa
Traverse jurors for next Court will pleas
notice the mistake and govern themselves &C
cordingly. The name of J. D. Gumpper, 70
Clearfeld township, End week, Dec. 9Th, wa
omitted in mistake from the list.
WHEN in need of fine Suit o
Clothing, call on Charles Gardner. No. L
Federal street, Allegheny City.
In an interview with correspon
dent Of the Louisville CourierJournal Genera
Grant delivered himself as follows: al
whatever position ! may in future be placed
while always determined to support the Ma
tional Union, | am for those and only thos
past-all sectional animosities-and thos
which will make us a united, great people
such as we are now really believed to be by tn
great nations of the old world"
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