Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-10
THE Bisbop of the Diocese of Pitts

THE Bishop of the Diocese of Pitts
burgh, Rt. Rev. J. B. Kerfoot, will preach al
st. Peters p. +. Church, and administer the
rite of Confirmation this W ednesdayl even
ing March 10TH at "a o'clock. tie Will also
administer the Sacrament of the Holy Commu-
| nion on THURSDAY morning at 10 o'clock. Inc
Rector will assist at each service. All are IN
vited.
WORKING and Dress Shirts Of all
kinds, from 20 cents up, at Charles r. Grieb 5.
OF the steamships that got into the
port of New York last Saturday. two met
heavy ice fields on the passage and the pas
sengers on a third enjoyed, Sunday before last,
the unusual spectacle of seven icebergs sail
ing along in company. All these steamships
encountered nasty weather. and show the
! marks OF il. A fourth steamship, after getting
/ safely across the Atlantic Ocean, ran plump
upon shoal off Sandy Hook.
LADIES Solid Gold Watches at Sl5
and upwards, at E. Grieb's.
| A QUANTITY of false hair will be
worn at the forthcoming drawing room, says
| the London World, owing to the Queens ex-
press command that three plumes shall spring
conspcuouslv from the heads of all the ladies
| who are to approach her. As IL is Impossible
to plant these in the closely braided hair which
| the better taste of the times has generally
adopted, every lady ambitious of appearing at
| Buckingham Palace has set her hairdresser to
work to match her tresses.
B. G.. HUsELToN's Boots and Shoes
are all made to his order.
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Building and Loan Association of this town.
last Saturday night the members Of the old
board of directors, remaining in Office, Messrs.
III. C.. Heineman, G.. c. Roessing, j. l.. Purvis,
A. Hafner, J. f. Anderson, A. l.. Reiber, j.
Boos, J. S. Campbell, were unanimously re-
elected and Messrs j. S. GRAY, III. Behl, Jos.
Rockenstein and L. p. Walker were elected to
complete the Board. The present value OF
each share of stock is $3.50.
THE latest styles in Shirts, at
CHARLES X. GRIEB's.
ALL Supervisors NAV take q hint
from the following incident which we find in
the Mercer Inder this week: About three
weeks ago a travelling salesman named Aarons
was upset in attempting to drive over narrow
and dilapidated cllvert, in Millcreek town.
ship, and his sample trunks were thrown into
the water and the goods badly damaged. He
had the damages assessed, and proposed max
ing the township pay. The matter was COM
promised last week by the Supervisors paying
$500 That sum would build several very fine
crossings.
ALL kinds of repairing done, at
B. c. HUsELToN's
Ina communication in the Butler
Herald of last week Xxx" finds fault with the
teachers of this town for charging very small
admission fee 10 the Asst State Superintendent
lecture during the late local Institute held IN |
the school house in Butler. We suppose that |
Xxx" did not know that there were some ex- |
NJ lrnnni
here that had to be met The County super |
intendents letter to the teachers, contained the
following: "If place for meeting can be OBJ |
tanned free, the only cost will be Mr.. III. s trav-
cling expenses, which will amount to from 50 |
to $S to each meeting.
LATEST styles in Mems, Youths and
Children's Caps, at Charles r. Grieb's.
A COMPANY of Sharon capitalists
has been formed with capital of Sl25, 900, and |
has secured coal land some three miles south
of New Hope. Butler county, where the COM
pany is about to open mines, erect coke ovens
and engage in the manufacture of coke for the
use of the Sharon mills A branch railroad is
in way of construction from point on the 5. d
A. Railroad west of New Hope, SO as to reach
the new mines The Mercer Mining and Man
ufacturing Company is about to open a new
mine west of Pardoe, as to be able to IN
crease the production of coal equal to the de-
mand There is soon to- be marked increase
in the production of coal all along the line of
the s. & A. Il. R.-GreenriHe Progress.
A FEW months ago the papers pub
lished the receipts for making most of the
kidney medicines which have been so exten-
sively advertised, and it found that nearly
all of them consisted of cheap gin, favored
with a little buchu, quassia or gentian. While
the patient felt the intoxicating effect he
seemed better but as soon as that passed off he
was worse than he was before. Prof. Guimet-
te's French Kidney Pad is fast driving these
vile stuffs out of existence: 1t contains no in
furious ingredients, and cures by absorption,
the principle which has long been recognized
by physicians in these diseases. The demand
for this Pad has become great that the drug
gists have to keep it in stock or lose trade.
You can buy Boots and Shoes at
old prices at B. C Huselton
THE "fifteen' puzzle may be all
nonsense but then
A little nonsense, now and then,
Is relish ed. etc
Somebody suggests to the many unhappy peo-
pie who are wasting their time over impos-
sibility that if they want good amusement
for Lent they should