Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-08-23

stv,es at l.. STEIN & SONS.
The potatoes in some of the gar
deps in town have commenced TO rot. t-- -
New styles ii Collars, Ties and
Fisbus, at L. STEIN & Soa's-
The startling information is made
public that sauer kraut will be plenty next
wiuter.-.s sa-.- ~ - i5-as.l- sst'i4t
--KAlsomioers, Muslin for lining
houses, very cheap. at lail. f.
L. STEIN l. Sons
Mr.. Owen Brady the owner of the
Bradv building in this town has It advertised
for sale.
Send or leave your order for a
Sewing, Machine, Of any make, at
Grieb's Jewelry store. may3l-n
All the crops that have been har-
vested in this county are reported good, with
the exception of oats, in some localities. .--..
-Wsring's Fertilizers and Peruvian
G uano--for sale by j. NIGaLE q BRO
The I4th Pennsylvanis Cavalry
will hold their annual reunion at Kittanning
on Tuesday, the 10th Of September next
Bargains in Muslins, Sheeting,
Ticking. Blankets, FIannels and Yarns,
at L. STEIN Il Sons. ~
1t is Q remarkable fact that twelve
fthe counties of this State have no Baptist
churches These are Snyder, Lebanon, Juniata,
Perry, Cumberland, Adams. Franklin, Fulton.
Bedford, Forest. Elk and Cameron.
Sewing Machine attachments and
repairs Of all kinds, at Grieh's Jewelry
store. mav3l-u.
According to the old saying that
heavy harvest 4 the harbinger Of severe
winter, onr people may - well make arrange,
S nsns for LAYING hE II /: sSSa sss..n supply Of coal ana
"A large stock Of Hoop Skirts,
Bustles, &C., ct very low prices, at
L. STEIN & SONS.
Our merchants are paying 20c
mound for butter, i5c dozen for eggs, 40c
abushel for potatoes, Tic bushel for onions,
6Oc bushel for turnips, &c head for cabbage,
12c dozen for corn, 81 per bushel for apples,
60c hundred for pickles and &c . quart tor
black k-berries.
AT IS, Fine all wool Country
Blankets at - seus.. als
L. STEIN Il Sons.
up in Michigan they go in for the
old flag and an appropriation. When Con-
gressman r. G: Horr reached home on the ad-
journment of Congress, half Of East Saginaw
gave him reception in honor of his vote for
the river and harbor bill.
A full fine Of Ladies' Cloths and
SackiDg FIanDels, in all the newest
shades, at H I. STEIN 4 SONS.
Some Of our exchanges caution
the public to look out for the fellow who Is
tramping over the country selling powder,
which ne alleges was made by Edison for the
purpose of increasing the Illuminating power
Of coal oil 10 that OF electric light. He asks
three dollars per box for It. IL IL q fraud Of
the first water. -''4 -.
"A full stock of Canvas, Zephyrs,
Macrame Cord and all materials for
fancy work, at
sA L. STEIN h Sons.
If there are any soldiers in this
section who have received circulars that for
$40 public land 10 the amount Of 100 acres
can be procured without the formalities re-
quired by law just let them burn them. The
whole thing is fraud, and the Land Com
missioner At Washington has declared 1t to be
only scheme to cheat the veterans.
Extra values in Cashmeres and
Dress Goods st r.-}
s L. STEIN Il Sons
The County Commissioners have
all the tax books for 1882 in the hands Of the
collectors. They have sent out the registry
lists and In about two weeks will have finished
with the Assessors books, and all this without
having paid out cent Of the county's money
for transcribing. They are q very industrious
board Of Commissioners.
-Heber Donaldson, of Oil City, has
been cited to appear before the session Of the
Presbyterian Church 1t Emlenton on the 28th
inst To show why he should not be fired out oi
the synagogue for dancing. The case comes
back to the Emlenton judicatory from the
General Assembly. Hcber's case bids fair to
tations recorded since Herod's step-daughter
danced the head of John the Baptist. But
two refugees seem now to be left-an alibi, OF
suicide.-Franklin Pa.,) Pre@.
Says the Freeport journal Of last
week. "0n Last Saturday evening . Floyd Pain
vile, Butler county, he fell from the wagon
striking the hack Of his head on the hub OF tn,
wagon and serverinR the occipital artery. DIR
Blsine, who lives three miles away, was has
lily sent for aud arrived In half an hour afte
the departure Of the messenger but fortunately
the friends had succssded In stopping the dow
of blood. The Doctor dressed the wounds ant
at last accounts the patient was doing we'll.
An indication Of the immensity O
the oil production and trade may be found II
the report Of business which the different pip
companies are rsquired by law to make on
before the 10th Of each month. The last re-
ports show thow that during July q total Q
daily average of nearly 104 900 barrels. TIL
lines during the same time shipped ava
2.403,3s3 barrels. q daily average of 79, ,4G
barrels. This shows that during the mont
there was an accumulation Of 8i7, ,4s2 barrel
or 26, 1870 barrels daily, The stock now held
22,037,27 is represented by out standing ce
tifcates Of the United Pipe line.
The track of the new railroad ha
been laid from the crossing Of the West Pen
TO point between Mrs. Muntz's place an
Walters mill. The work progresses ver
slowly on. account of the rails having 10
cars Of the p. 4 w. 4. II. to hand cars ON Il
new part Of the road, on which they are ca
ried to the place they are needed. If II
crossing was made 80 that the cars OF the
& w. could run over the new road, the woi
would progress much faster. The Penn'a, C
The new constitution of this State pr0yid
that any railroad can cross another on grad
but We have heard 1t said that the Penn
X: X. Co., have never accepted the new &C
stitution.