Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-09-27
BUTLER CITIZEN.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

George M. Fulkman Is III JAN Oh
charge of larceny there being some misunder
standing between himself and Harmony
livery stable man.
New Dark Prints, in choicest
styles, at Il. STEIN q SONS
The farm of r. D. Alexander,
decd, late of Muddycreek twp, was sold to r
w. Gallagher lately for $50 per acre.
Chicago caramels manufactured
dailv at SCOTS, Main street, Butler,
Pa.
There will be Communion service
next Sunday at the Portersville U. p. Church.
The Rev.S B. Stewart will assist the pastor.
A full line of Ladies' Cloths and
Sacking Flannels, in all the newest
shades, at L. STEIN q SONS.
Washington township now has a
doze, manners on her hands. One OF these is
one of the victims of the man Hamil, the mar
b.e-cuiter who is well known in Butler
-Kalsominers' Muslin for lining
houses, very cheap. at
L. STEIN & SONS.
Geo. Ziegler, Jno. Muntz, Ed.
Colbert and Ezra Brugh left townslas Monday
b,und for Topper county, West Virginia, where
they expect todo some hunting and fishing.
Warnings Fertilizers and Peruvian
Guano-for sale by j. NIGGLE Il BRO
The afternoon train on the T. IL
W.R r. now arrives at one o'clock, goes to
Renfrew and back. and starts on its return trip
at the usual time.
Every variety of candy manufac-
tured and sold by wholesale or retail
at Scott's, Main street, Butler, Pa
Mrs. Joseph Rosenberg, of Scrub
grass P. o. venango county, has growing n
her ward in front of her window. . summer Dab
ii, mersureing feet 8 inches in hight and
bearing IL beautiful pink and red flowers, some
OF them az large as d common tea-cup.
Fresh bread and cakes always on
hand at the City Bakery, Vogely
House block.
-Messrs. w. III. Martin, r. b.
Ivory and Frank Koher, are now entitled to
have ESQ., put after their names, they having
been admitted to practice at the Bar OF the
several Courts of Butler county.
Extra values in Cashmeres and
Dress Goods at
L. STEIN & Sons
The last Grand Jury had some
tting 10 say about the water closets and pig pens
along the run in the borough of Zelienople,
and Zelienople is not the only town in Butler
county that is cursed with decayed water
closets and sinking pig pens.
Lunches nd meals can be had at
all hours at Morrison's City Bakery,
Vogely House block.
Mrs. Long, nee Louisa Michel,
wife Of Pittsburgh saloon keeper, COMMITTED
suicide last Wednesday afternoon by taking ar
senic, which she had procured at drug store
for the alleged purpose of killing rats. She
was the daughter Of George Michel, OF Jeher-
son township, this county
Sewing Machine attachments and
repairs of all kinds, at Grieh's Jewelry
store. mav5l-u.
-"Plain Facts for Old and Young"
a valuable semi-medical work, and "Our Wild
Indians complete description of all the
Indian tribes of the county, their social life,
customs habits, religious, ETC., by Gen. Dodge,
u. s. A.. can be had at Heneman's.
DIR Sadler, Eye, Ear, Throat and
Catarrh specialties, 256 Penn ave.,
Pittsburgh. sep13-4t
When visiting the Exposition at
Pittsburgh do not fail to visit the Photographic
Establishment of B. l.. III. Dabbs, he makes
display of splendid pictures at the Exposition,
but has 10 many more at his rooms and OF such
great variety, that visitors will be amply re-
paid for the time they may spend there.
ON - C..1t,, co. Zoo opoou, Main
street, Butler, Pa.
The morning train from Parker ar
rives in Butler at the usual time, II. but does
not start back till SAT; the afternoon train now
arrives ut one o'clock End leaves at 2,30; the
evening train arrives at $40 and leaves ut 8, 10.
Between the times OF - .-ival and departure, the
three trains run dow to Bald Ridge, and return.
Some changes are expected to be made in the
time table OF the West Penn next Sunday.
Send or leave your order for a
Sewing Machine, of any make, at
Grieb's Jewelry store. may3l-f
Mr.. John BANNER, of this town,
lost fine COW last Saturday-one that he had
been offered $50 for few days ago. Some men
who were shooting in the woods on the Lyon
place, in the northwestern part of the borough,
aceidently or purposely put bullet through
one OF the COW 3 knees, anu size udu W Dc hiiOu.
The loss to Mr.. BANNER is very severe one.
Warnings Fertilizers and Peruvian
Guano-for sale by j. NIGGLE u Bro
The pots have been put in the
Glass Works and the blowers will be at work
this week. There are eight OF these pots, each
one is about the size of and somewhat similar In
shape to a bake oven, and they lie at the bot
tom Of the stack around the furnace. few
bottles were blown last Sunday afternoon from
some material that had been melted in one ofthe
pots for the purpose of glazing the others.
Bargains in Muslins, Sheeting,
Ticking, Blankets, Flannels and Yarns
at L. STEIN & Sons.
The great strike of the Amalgama-
ted Association of iron workers of Pittsburgh
and other cities and towns was ended in Pitts
burg last Wednesday by the representatives OF
the Association agreeing that work should be-
gin al the old rates. This srke has lasted for
nearly four months, and has been very disas-
trous one for the laboring men. For months
about 4O,O 900 men, according to the best esti-
mate, have been idle in Pittsburgh. Many Of
these persons have no connections with
labor organizations, and were idle not
from choice bot of necessity. In the Pitts
burph district about 5000 skilled work.
men belong to the Amalgamated Association
of iron and steel workers. Before the forma-
ton of this Union there were different orders
of workmen, some regularly associated and
others without definite organization, that in an
independent way discussed and aimed to fix
the prices of labor. There were Puddlers or
Boilers organized as the Sons of Vulcan, Rol
lers and Heaters, Steel Meters, Shinglers and
Hammer-men, &c. Some years ago, when the
Puddlers were on strike for nine months in
that city, the mills did not stop. Manufactur-
ers could procure puddled iron, or muck iron,
as it il called, from other quarters; and other
workmen, Rollers, &c. having no connection
with the Puddlers' Union, took no part in the
strike In the organization Of the Amalgama-
tsd Association all these workers were united,
and thu Committee of the Association arranges
With the Committee of the Manufacturers year
Iy "wages sealHs," to govern the price of skill
ed labor in all departments. The wages scales
odonted Nav 30 1881 were 10 be in force from