Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-04-20
Local and General.

United States Senate still continues.
WILLIAM ALAND, Merchant Tailor
has lust opened the largest line of woolens foi
men and boys wear ever offered in Butler.
Enough superhuous soil could be
'hered out of our streets to start a
farm.
Farmers needing any plows, should
call and examine the Ohio Chilled, at
j. Nigel IL Bros.
Our State Legislature ended the
hundredth day OF the session last
Thursday.
-Disraeli or BeaconsGeld, the late
English premier died in London yes
terday morning.
The Government skies which fall
due in July next aggregate Sl95, $780,
400 in face value.
The M.Sherry Force FeedGrain
Drill, at reduced prices, at
j. Nigel IL Bros.
For covering iron fences, brid ges,
tin roofs, &c. Crystalene is the best
paint in the world.
A SOLID Silver Case and Genuine
American Movement as low as $40, at
T.. GRIEB's.
Somebody is hammering out the
nickel three cent piece, 80 that the head
side will pass for that of dime.
The Philips Bros and their fore
MN were out taking look at the
Bald Ridge oil territory yesterday.
SpEcIALTIEs in woolens at William
Aland's Merchant Tailoring establishment not
to be had elsewhere in the county.
-Carp-ts after shaking are bright
ened in ,lor BY sprinkling salt over
the surface and sweeping carefully.
The oil from the Bald Ridge we'll
is said t. be better and more valuable
than any yet obtained IN this county.
-Thirty-two sea lions, lassoed at
Santa Barbara Islands, have been ship
ped East for circuses and geological
gardens.
Mr.. Klingler will pay the unusual
ly large price of. $lIO per bushel, for
wheat delivered at his mil,. See his
card in another place.
An act for the relief of Eva Slator,
Of this county, widow Of Henry Slator,
a soldier of the war of 1912 passed the
State Senate last week.
~, arofr - 80, - rao~ Co.
Vineyards with bunch Of grapes from which
Speer's Port Grape VINE is made, that is so
highly esteemed by the medical profession for
the use Of invaiids. weakly persons and the
aged.-Sold by all Druggists. 2saply
The Bradford Era says CLARK Will
son will hold gospel meetings in the
Tarport NJ f. Church this week, eve
~ afternoon and evening"
Greece has accepted the terms
offered by Turkey and the Powers, and
the war cloud has disappeared from
the horizon of Eur, for the present
The prospect brightens. Reports
to the Department Of Agriculture show
q good increase in the percentage of
wheat sown throughout the United
States.
A New York man has discovered
an invisible SOAP IL il the same arti-
Gle that small boys have used in their
morning ablutions ftom the most re-
mote periods.
Mr.. James Wilson, administrators
of Robert GilIiIand, deceased, lately
sold the farm of Mr.. G., in Middlesex
township, l76 acres, for $500, cash,
or about $50 per acre.
The general appropriation bill was
reported to the State Senate, from the
committee, last Tuesday. The bill
appropriates 81 200 for salary of each
member for the present session.
Two Ohio farmers bought 'hulless
oats from travelling agents and found
afterwards they had signed notes ag-
gregAting $l,l0O, which they were
compelled to pay, but never received
the oats.
Mr. VIM McNeal. the division
boss or supervisor of the Branch Road,
between this place and Summit, died OF
consumption at bis home in this place,
last Friday night. lie was an Indiana
county man.
Under the judicial apportionment
bill as reported from the committee to
the State Senate last Tuesday, there
are ffty-one districts, and Butler, Bea-
yer and Mercer counties are each sepa-
rate districts.
Judge Henderson. of Dauphin
county, has decided that Building and
Loan Associations are taxable under
the general revenue act Of 1879. The
associations will carry the matter to
the State Supreme Court.
MANY market gardens near large
cities produc from $500 to 81. 900 pei
acre. as an average Of several years, or
tracts of te to twenty acres each. But
it takes good deal OF knowledge and
business .pacity to do it.
The american AgrtcuHurist says
say tn t the mention of the Auto
mate Bin Ter hts caused great de
mand for fax cord, and is likely Il
give onsd' rabe impetus to the cul
tivation of fax in this countr.
ELIXIR VITE FOR WoMFN.-Mrs
Lydia 4. Pinkham, 233 Western Ave
nue., Lynn, Mass, has made the dis
covery! Her Vegetable Compound is
positive cure for female complaints
A line addressed to this lady will elici
all necessary information.
The celebrated anti-treating law o
Wisconsin has been pronounced nul
and void by one of the State Courts
on account of an error in the text, the
bill specifying the repeal Of an old law
that had already been repealed.
-Speer's Grape Vines, one, two and three
years old Couc0rd viuorous vinea for sale 4,