Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-10-11
-Meesrs 7 G. &W. Campbell.

-Messrs. J. G. & w. Campbell.
this place, received an order frol
Bradford the other day, for 1000 fot
cable, to be delivered at the FLEECE
well near Greece City.
Fresh oysters received twice
week at the City Bakery, Voge'
House block.
Rev. Turner will move to ALE
gheny city to-day, where he will tax
charge of the South Commons M. /
church. Rev. j. H. Smith, lately
Kittanning, is now pastor of the M. (
church here.
Bed comfortables, Quilts, Spreads
Blankets, etc, etc, at
L. STEIN & Sons.
A man, said to be named Eshen
baugh, had the thumb of one of hi!
hands torn entirely off by rope with
which be was working, on Sunday
morning last, at the Smith well No. l.
Bald Ridge.
All the new things IN collars
Ties, Fishus, ETC., at
L. STEIN & Sons
Rev. T.. A. Edmonds, the assignee
of Dayid Ziegler, Jr., will sell at public
sale, on Tuesday, November 7th, on
the premises in Harmony, the steam
Touring mill and other property of Mr..
Ziegler. See notice in another place.
Ladies' and Gents Gossamer
Coats, very cheap. at
L STEIN & SONS.
Communion service will be held
in the English Lutheran church, of
this place, on next Sunday, at | | o'clock.
Preparatory services on Sunday at the
same hour. Sunday evening, sermon
by Rev. j. B. Fox, on "The Vainglory
of Anti Christian Science"
Linen Handerkerchiefs, Colored
Border Handkerchiefs, Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, ETC., etc, at
L. STEIN Il Sons.
The Eastern Conference of the
Pittsburgh Synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran church, met in sessions in
The English Lutheran church, of this
place, on yesterday and will continue
n session this day, Wednesday, and
evening. Interesting subjects will be
discussed.
As the season has arrived when
for the winter arc made,
we direct attention to the cards of ii.
Fullerton, in this paper. He has on
hands large stock of white, barred
md colored fannels, and also yarns
md blankets of bis own manufacture
ind made of Butler county wool.
Kentucky Jeans and tweeds from
l2a cents yard up, at
l.. STEIN & Sons.
On Thursday and Friday evenings
If this week, Rev j. B. Fox will lee
nre in the English Lutheran Church
If this place on the "The Great Pyra-
nid.n Lecture to commence at 4
,'clock. Admission 25 cents. Pro-
leeds for the benefit of the Church.
Do not fail to hear these lectures.
they are full of interest and have
,iven entire satisfaction wherever de-
ivered.
AT the late election held in Evans
,urgh borough, for borough officers,
he following persons were elected
For Burgess, Edward Dambach; for
Council, William Dunbar, H. j. lift,
L. Hohnader and William Martin,
we're elected; Assessor, John staff;
Assistant Assessor, r. +. White; Over
Ieers of Poor, Jacob Shoup and P.
3elbach; Judge of Election, Samuel
Inspectors, B. Dunbar and
A. Ripper Constable, Samuel Davis.
Hr. Dambach had no opposition for
Burgess, and had sc votes.
The following changes in that
,art Of Butler county included in the
Pittsburgh, M. E. Conference were
made at the late Conference held at
indiana, Pa. Butler, II. j. Smith, in
,lace of Rev. Turner; Brownsville, III.
7. Altsman, in place of w. I. Robbins,
Who goes to Addison circuit; Union
ville, A. S. Kendall, in place of j. E.
Williams. The late Erie Conference
,eld at Warren, Pa, made the follow
ng appointments for this county :
North Washington, j. l.. Stratton, re-
urned; Millerstown, John Lusher, re-
,urned; Petrolia, VIM. M. Taylor, in
place of M. Miller, who goes to Oil
City; Centrevill, G. A. Knesal, re-
;Karnes City, P, j. Slatterly;
G. w. Chesbro.
We have lately heard several COM
plants made regarding the quality of
,he water furnished by the Water
Works Company, of this town. We
DO not know what efforts the company
make to furnish pure water, but we do
know that it-would be very easy mat
Ter for them to furnish good water. 1t
should be filtered as far as possible be-
fore being pumped into the reservoir,
and No. l filter should be placed at
The outlet of the reservoir These are
all the precautions necessary, unless
the pipes have already become filed
with filth. We have heard it stated
that boys are allowed to 60 swimming
in the reservoir or send their dogs into
it after sticks thrown in. This should
not be allowed.
Mr.. Joseph Baily, of Marion town
ship, this county, merchant, visited
and the Exposition on
of last week. He had large
lot of money with him, and after leav-
ing 81, 900 with friend for safe keep
ing, still had considerable about his
clothes. Returning from the exhibition
be boarded a street car. Three men
got on soon after, one of whom played
drunk and tumbled of. Joseph's heart
was touched, and he leaned forward to
help the timber unfortunate on the car.
At this juncture the mans two COM
panions uatu,toned Baily's vest and
quickly removed pocket-book contain