Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-10-18
Don't forget the concert Friday

week at the City Bakery, Vogely
House block
For fine cabinets and all kinds o
photograph work from small gems to
largest mammoth go to Orr's. 2t
Charles A. Sullivan, Esq, lost
another child, Monday, little girl
who died of spinal-meningitis and
who for two days previous to her
death laid unconscious.
Bed comfortables, Quilts, Spreads,
Blankets, etc, etc, at
I. STEIN & Sons
A child Of Mr.. George Woods, OF
Butler, (Springdale) died last Sunday
of typhoid d-pneumoDia, and two more
of his children were lying very low at
the time of its death.
All the new things in Collars,
Ties, Fishus, etc, at
l.. STEIN & Sons
Gov. Hoyt has issued proclama-
! ton declaring Tuesday next, the 9th
inst, to be a legal holiday, that day
being the two-hundredth anniversary
of the landing of William Penn, and
the founding of the colony of Pennsyl-
vania
Ladies' and Gents Gossamer
Coats, very cheap, at
l. STEIN & Sons.
The display of beautiful silks and
velvets in STEMS showwindows, is
something new for Butler. Handsom-
er displays than STEMS cannot be
found in the two cities.
Linen Handerkerchiefs, Colored
Border Handkerchiefs, Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, etc, etc, at
l.. STEIN & Sons.
AT the West Penn depot in Allie
gheny city last Friday afternoon the
large crowd of people who had assem-
bled to take the express were COM
PEELED to run sort of gauntlet
narrow passage and gate way through |
which but one person could pass at a
time, and halfblind man at the gate
to look at the tickets. The crowding
and pushing of some fools in the crowd
and there always are fools in SO
large crowd-rendered this a very
unpleasant and dangerous operation.
For photographs of children and
babies, go to Orr's gallery, the largest
sky and side-lights in the county,
making pictures almost instantaneous
ly. 1t
The decision OF the Court in the
case of the Commonwealth, VS.. John
Smith, does, it is said, amount to vir-
tual aquittal, and the new trial will be
merely to determine the matter of
costs. Some people think that Smith
has cost this county great deal of
money in the way of continuous litiga-
tion, but there are one or two attorneys
at the Bar of Butler who have cost the
county great deal more than Smith
has, in the way of suits growing out
of their tricky and complicated trans
actions, as the proceedings in court
last week showed.
New Goods, New Goods, just re-
ceived, call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
L. STEIN & Son.
We are pleased to learn of the in
terest taken in the musical convention
now in session, under the direction of
Prof Leason. The Professor being to
some extent a stranger to most of our
public, there was some
difficulty experienced at first by those
having the matter in charge, in secur-
ing a sufficient number of scholars to
begin with. But one nights practice
was sufficient to convince the most
skeptical that we had secured an in
structor of more that ordinary ability,
and by the second evening there was
q large attendance. The class now
over eighty pupils. The
will close with concert
in the Court House, on Friday eve-
ming of this week, With a programme
consisting of glees. choruses, anthems
and selections from oratorio and opera.
The five young men who went
hunting in Tucker county, West
Virginia, lately, have returned home.
Their hunting ground was an elevated
valley surrounded by mountains, forty
miles from the babitatioD of any human
being Here they subsisted for several
days on what food they had taken with
them and the game they killed. Small
game was very plenty and they had
more than they needed, and of the large
game, Ed. Colbert killed two deers,
buck and doe; George Ziegler bear;
John Muntz three wild turkeys, and
Ezra Brugh buck, the horns of which
now adorn his Office wall The party
were startled in their camp, early one
by the cries of huge panther,
which they followed for miles but did
not succeed in killing What few
people there are on the mountains there,
live in rude log huts of but one room
each, and subsist entirely on game.
Full line of Yarns, Iephyrs, Can
vas and all materials for fancy work, at
L. STEIN & Sons.
There were three very interesting
cases ON the trial list for last week,
viz: those of W. W. Dunlap. ct al,
VS.. James w. Kelly, Administrator of
James Heron, p. A. Morehead,
guardian, ct al, vs.. A. l.. Campbell,
and Samuel l.. Riddle, Sr., vs.. Josiah
M. Thompson, Solomon Thompson and
and John G. Martin sureities of John
NJ Thompson, Esq. as committee of
the sheakly estate. Dunlap lost his
suit, which was brought to recover the |
amount of note of $500, which it |
was alleged was given to Mrs Dunlap
by Mr.. Heloa previous to his death,
but which her attorney lost. More
head won his, and Campbell will
lose the land described in the writ
Riddle won his, the Court directing a
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