Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-04-12
Centreville Items

LeIs uA up our siucWdlhss
Proposals for the building of new U. P.
Church are advertised for.
Prof Leason's convention has been postponed
until after Harvest. He will have a large class
at that time.
Mr. Isaac Coulter is much worse to-day (Sat-
urday.) A child of Thomas Rhodes is very
sick
Harry Young has returned from Pittsburgh
where he has been residing for some time. He
will live at "The Spring.
Married last week Mr.. Thomas Brown and
Miss Grove. Many friends will join in wish
ing the young couple "much happiness"
w. E. Taylor, ]. McGarvey. and III. P. Gill
have been appointed by the Court committee
to locate a bridge over the Armstrong run.
The party which starts on the 10th for Ore
gon will include Is or IA persons. II will
require about twenty days TO make the Journey
The fare will be ABOUT $50 for each person.
Our marriage item" of last week was not
entirely correct. The fact is one Of our ''stool
pigeons has quite recovered from the ''rachet"
of short time since and accordingly sometimes
gets things mixed.
Wilson Gill has secured a place on the Beaver
Falls Tribune.
He's gone to be devil
And with the devils stand
Where ceuld you find better one
To join that glorious band
Us. Austin has sold out his outfit, consist
ing of three teams and wagons and will return
to h is farm near Ashtabula, o,
1t is said that prominent business (?) man
of this community will endeavor to escape the
payment of a legal debt on the ground that his
creditor dunned him on postal card.
For the benefit of the young men who on
Saturday night gave free exhibition of their
proficiency in profanity as well as Of the power
r IL IL
freqent repetition of this performance will not
be healthy.
Rank. Stewart who represented the 6rm of
ID. Stewart Son, in this territory for num-
ber of years travelling salesman, paid this
town a farewell visit on last Satu rday. Every
body knows Rank. and his leaving the road for
place in the house will be regretted by large
number of country acquaintance
BILLY WILLIAMS.
AN ERISTLE.
BY ZACHEDEMUS
1. Now in those days there was great COM
motion in the land of squabbles and it went
throughout the whole country, even from
Egypt to that part which is over against
Possum Hollow.
2. For behold there dwelt in that land
certain one who was wont to publish unto peo-
pie of other lands, those things which come TO
to pass in his own country.
3. And when this one had perceived after
what strange manner some of the chief men of
the land were acting in the Synagogue,
| saying unseemiy things and giving strange tes-
tmony, he wrote concerning this thing, neither
did he conceal the truth.
4. And when those of whom it had been
written had learned of, they were wroth, for
| they said one unto another; Verify, the pco-
pie will laugh at us.
5. And when they had called the people to :
| gether unto the Synagogue, they harangued
mt a. nall
this one who has written concerning US, Judas,
| for, behold, he was once a friend unto US,
| but now he hath given us away"
6. And the people lifted up their voice
with one accord and shouted. "Oh, Judas %
z. And they reasoned together and question
| ed one another what they should do unto this
| man.
8. And certain one kept crying out "cruci.
| fy him." "crucify him" but none needed him
for is he not called even unto this day. "The
| Lunatic?"
0. And when they were ell of one mind
| they rushed forth from the Synagogue and
sought the scribe in the streets.
| 10. And when they had found him, for he
was not hidden, they called him into the house
| Of magistrate, neither would they enter the
house of the scribe, for they said 1--WE would
speak with thee privately"
| II. And great multitude followed them
| unto the house of the magistrate, even the
| wives OF the chief men, as If desiring that the
| head of the scribe might be brought out unto
| them on charger.
IL. And when they were come into the in
ner room Of the Magistrates house and the
| crowd was stationed around about the out
side, they said unto the scribe:
| Is. Write thou now unto all nations and
declare unto them that those things which thou
didst write formerly concerning US false
| IA. Else we will publish TO the people in
| the Synagogue concerning thee that thou ar
/ N N wil