Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-09-08
Imporlanf 10 Farmers.

Ninety seven cents per bushel paid. in cash, al
/ klingler's Mills, Miffin street, for No ne"
wheat. This price guaranteed for fifteen days
from date of this paper.
MIR. j. r. Spang, of Butler, has
in his possession orders for excursion tickets
| for the reunion of the 18th Penna Vols, 10 oe
| held at Leechburg on the 10th inst, tomorrow
week. Persons desiring TO attend the reunion
should apply to Mr.. Spang for an order.
| PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE admits both
| sexes Endowment half a million, Tuition iree-
| Courses of study Classical, Scientific and ASrl-
cultural A thorough Preparatory Department.
Expenses s3 to s5 per week For catalogue; 9; ad-
| dress JOSEPH SHoRrLIDGE, A M,
1l.ug14w Pres. State College, Pa.
Irwin Scott's new barn in Lancas-
ter township was struck by lightning on last
Saturday, but did not burn. The roof was
split but the lightning seemed to pass on ny
the tin spouting. VIM. Lutz's house was struck
three times was on fire once but the fire was
put out.
The loss of Mr. Jacob Shoub of
Forward township, whose barn and three gram
stacks were burned early on Monday morning
of last week, is put at Sll00. He was insured
in the Zelienople Company to the amount OF
5000. The fire is supposed to be the work ot
an incendiary.
"A Friend in need, is friend in
deed" Such friend Is DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup which should be in every family, II
costs only 25 cents bottle and may save many
doctor bill Give it a trial.
"A citizen who removes from one
borough or township to another, after the sec
ond day of September and before the day OF
election forfeits his right to vote in his cid dis
trict, and has not acquired light to vote in the
He therafnra hxy his act QIStraQ-
chises himself.
"A Butler man told his neighbor
(who don't read the papers, that his wife had
gone to camp meeting and lett hIm to board
himself; adding that he should have to Tan
ner little" And now that neighbor is tell
in around town that his friend beats his wife
and uses her shamefully.
Any one who doubts the vast
number of intelects ruined by self-abuse, have
only to visit any one of our numerous asylums
and the records will show that eight out of
eyerv ten of the cases of insanity among their
patients are the result of nervous diseases.
The really only safe and effectual remedy is
Gray's Specific Medicine. Sold by j. c. Red
ick.
-Yonkers Statesman The bashful
young man who asked a lady on the beach if
he "cOuld see her home" was much surprised
to hear her say "that he could go up and see it
if he wanted to- but she didn't think her father
wanted to sell" and then coolly walked off with
the man of her choice.
The Renno Bros. of this place have
lately been getting out some very fine work.
The monument for Mrs. Margaret Weisner,
decd, lately of this place, which they finished
lately, is very fine piece of work. Their pri-
ces are remarkably low, and when you need
something in their line give them chance.
-RELIABLE.-It is useless to deny
the great curative effects of Simmons Liver
Regulator. Its virtues are attested by thou
sands who have used the medicine, and 1t is
now largely in demand. 1t commends itself to
the public by its component parts being en-
tirely vegetable, no injurious effects from its
use, being pleasant to the taste, and its opera
ton upon the Liver being perfect, at the same
time so impreceptible that it interferes with
neither business nor pleasure.
The first Congress in which the
real state of the population as found by the
census of this year will govern the representa-
ton is the Congress which will meet In De-
cember, 1888. That is to say, three years and
a half must intervene between the taking of
the census and its practical effect on the repre-
sentation.
"A we'll known citizen of New York
has spent about three thousand dollars In the
construction of cave for the cultivation of
mushrooms. He has employed professional
mushroom grower to take charge of it and natu-
rally anticipates, it may be supposed, after so
liberal provision, that the results will prove
compensatory.
A young man about twenty-one
years of age and an old woman over seventy
were married by one of the Justices, of Kittan-
ming, on Tuesday morning last There didn't
seem to be anything particularly wrong with
the young man only whisky, and nothing that
we could detect wrong with the old woman,
only she had heard too much. thunder in her
time, to make "young and interesting bride"
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