Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-24
THIs being Passion week, there will

cepC saturday al lU cloch, Ut %
. Peters p. E. Church, with reflections
/ appropriate to each service. There
! will be sermon by the rector, Rev
d. |. Edwards, on Wednesday eveaing
at Il o'clock, and special services on
Good Friday at 10 A. NJ, and in the
afternoon at P. NJ. On Easter Sun,
, dav there will be service and preach
ing, in the morning at IL, in the even
ing at Il, with the administration OF
the sacrament of the Holy Communion
in the morning. The subject at both
services will be, "The Resurrection Of
the Dead
WORKING and Dress Shirts of all
kinds. from 20 cents up, at Charles r. Grieb's
THE emigrants are arriving in great
numbers. During the month of Feb
ruary just passed the number landed
at Castle Garden was considerably
over $50, 600, whereas in the cores
ponding month of last year only 81
900 arrived. March, April, May and
June will of course show a heavy in
crease, and during the summer an i'm
mense horde of wanderers from the
Old World will seek homes in
America. Minnesota and Nebraska
are just now prime favorites with
persons seeking farms in the West,
though other States and Territories
will in due time have their boom.
The supply of Uncle Sans farms is
still ample to meet all demands, 50 the
more that comes the merrier.
THE Diamond Iron Plow will clean
| in apy kind of soil. For sale at the tiarware
| Store of JACKSON d MITCHELL.
SIX persons were lately killed dur
ing fight in a bar-room in New York
city. While to get rid of such fellows
| is always such an inestimable blessing
that the means are not likely to be
closely criticised, the personal safety of
such better men as occasionally drink
liquor demands that different sort of
place should be selected for fights in
which bullets meander aimlessly about
from pistols held by drunken hands.
Every man who keeps bar knows
that quarrels are more than likely
to take place in his establishment, and
be should be prepared to maintain order
in his own holse If through weakness
or cowardice he permits fatal disturb
ances his license should be revoked
and himself excluded by law from his
old business forever. A few enfor ;e
ments of such rule would perma-
anently end the custom of fighting in
bar-rooms.
LADIES' Solid Gold Watches at SIS
and upwards at Z. Greb's.
THE recent poisoning of a whole
family in Canada, from eating cab
bages, upon which it is supposed
Paris green had beeh sprinkled, should
prove warning to farmers against a
careless use Of this class of insect rem
edies Paris green is largely COM
posed of arsenic, is almost insoluble in
water, retaining its active principle
for years, and very little of it may
prove fatal 1t is well enough to en-
ploy it upon potato tops, and the foli-
age of such other plants as are not
used for food for man or animals, but
its use upon, or even near any other
kind of vegetation, especially in the
kitchen garden, is fraught with danger
There are plenty of useful means by
which the cabbage worm may be de-
stroyed or its ravages lessened, with
out resort to violent poisons. In the
case to which reference is made, there
was fortunately but one death, though
tiva narcouy yypro affecta1
WILLIAM ALAND, Merchant Tailor,
has Just opened the largest line of woolens for
! men and BOYS wear ever offered in Butler.
WE have received from the pub
fishers of Golden Days" the first two
numbers of their publication. 1t is a
paper for boys and girls. We have ex-
amined the first two numbers and as
far as they are concerned can say,
that it is the best paper of the kind we
have ever seen. In his circular to US
the publisher very truthfully remarks
You will agree with us that one of the
most potent fountains of crime is the
vicious literature for the young, which
is seen on every news stand, and floods
the country These papers directly
| instigate crime and their extinction
would be blessing to humanity, but
as there exists no means of suppress
sing them, and as our children will
read, it follows that the best antidote
is to furnish the youth with good
wholesome reading, presented in its
most attractive form with q view of
winning them away from the corrupt
ing papers, to that which entertains
and nstructs As the press has been
unanimous in its condemnation of the
corrupting literature referred to, we
trust it will be equally ready to say
! good word in behalf of our enterprise.
/ The object of Golden Days" is so
clearly defined and will be 80 consci
entiously pursued, that we feel 1t is en-
/ titled to the c0untenance and support
of all who have the welfare of the
young at heart.
A SOLID Silver Case and Genuine
! American Movement as low as $40, at
| +. GRIEB's.
The will of Mr. Eugene + keefe, the
Millerstown clothier who died lately in
! florldd, Is 10 DE couCeSteu ny ulS
father, his legal heir, resident of
Erie, this State. The will was writ
ten in this county on the 9th of jan
uary last, and Mr. Keefe died on the
2Oth of February. In his will Mr. X
directed that his debts be paid, etc,
that 81 ,0J0 be paid to Mrs. Logan,
who nursed him during his Sickness
that $50 be paid to the priest who at
tended him to pay for masses to be said
for his soul, that $500 year be paid
to his father during his life time, but
for which his father is to give his
notes and that at the death of his
father these notes are to be collected
from his estate, and the amount thus
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