Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
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IS. F. Bowser Esq, has removed his office
to the second story of the Brady building.
MIR. James Vogeley, the baker, has remov-
ed to Leechburg, Armstrong county, Pa.
The William Balph family have gone TO
Allegheny city to live.
Frank Anderson is going into the grocery
business al Renfrew.
See notice of Profs. MacLey aid Hassler's
select school in another place
Some people put off moving until Monday,
as "a Saturday fit makes short sit"
The Mercer county Court has decided that
School Boards can use. school funds for paying
a teacher of vocal music if they see fit to do So
dry goods markets, making his purchases OF
spring and summer stock.
| Having used DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family for the last three years, find it is
| the best preparation | have ever used for
| Coughs and Colds giving almost immediate
relief. b. WALLER,
Gen'l Com. Merchant. rs Light St. Balto.,
Md.
Jos. Bredin and Porter w. Lowry, Esqs.
have moved into offices in the Bredn building
at the corner of Main st. and Diamond.
| Sam Boreland's daughter went to Parker
to visit the family of an uncle; and not to
| New Castle, as the Pittsburgh papers stated.
The flint bottle works at Bridgewater,
Beaver Co., was destroyed by fire last We'd
nesday night. Loss 5000.
The Harrisburg Teleyraph describes a
"dude," as being statesman doing his first
years sentence in the Legislature.
Those of our readers desiring q perma-
| nenr situation and goo, pay, might read the
advertisement "MEN WANTED" in another
column.
Mr.. Spang has removed his Sewing Ma
chine Office to the Baldauf building, next door
to the Sayings Bank.
%. X. Waldron & Bro, dentists, continue
t6 OCCUPY their handsome rooms in the second
story of the Union Block, Butler, Pa, See
card.
Al. Ruff has moved his family and house
hold goods into the second story of his store
building.
Services will be held by Rev. Limberg in
the Reformed church of this town next Sum
day at q, p. N. The services viii be In the Ger
man language.
Martin S. Prayer, Huntingdon, Pa, says:
"I used Browns Iron Bitters with the most
gratifying results for biliousness.'
We Direct attention to the card of ID. A.
Heck dealer in carpets, clothing aa4 gant'a
furnishing goods. AL. will have but one
price for all his goods and intends doing
cash business.
-Jno, Berg 4 Co., bankers, moved into their
new building on Monday. The room has been
newly painted, papered and calsomined, and
presents very handsome appearance.
I'm New York, Ohio, Illinois and other
Western States people mpye on the lst of May.
Why cannot landlords and tenants arrange for
the same time here? 1t certainly would be a
desirable change.
old Christopher Wunderlich generally
pronounced Wonderly) died at his home in
Butler township, last Thursday morning and
was buried in the South cemetry here next
day. He was in his 92d year.
=Messrs. Pflgh and Weitzel have concluded
not to 60 into business here They are both
fine young men and we are sorry that unfor- |
seen rcumstances interfered with their en-
terpriss.
MIR. ]. George Stamm has all kinds Of
bricks for sale at his kiln west of Butler, and
he will make and burn brick in the country for
anyone desiring them made and burned on !
their premises. For further particulars, see his
card in another place.
You can go to Pittsburgh from this town,
on the P. & W. R. r. to-day, tomorrow or next |
day and return for $1.60, from Bald Ridge and |
return $1.30. Tickets for the bench (dog) |
show and for the shooting match can be had of |
the r. r. ticket agents
-Messrs. Isaiah Mccall, James Deer, Thos.
McGinness, Hugh McFsdden, Samuel Borland,
Martin Eisler. Jesse Harvey and Samuel Mill
Ter, have been appointed tipstaves of the Courts.
four only are to serve during any one Court
and to serve on alternate weeks.
The following changes have been made
church, of this place, from this date; The
Sunday school will meet at $3.50 A. NJ All |
evening services will:be at 7:3O. The regular
prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday
instead of Thursday evening
Some of the jewellers of Western Pennsyl-
vania have received notice from New York
wholesale house to take special pains to guard
their stores and vaults just now, as a gang of
professional burglars has left that city recently
for this section.
The laborers on the West Penn l. She
mango connecting road, or at least a part of |
them, haye been discharged by the contractors.
Most of the cuts and fills have been made, and
the mud prevents the finishing from being
done at present.
John Nanny was engaged during part of
last week in hunting the rascal down. but it
turned out that the rascal wasn't worth hunt
ing. While John was confined to his room by
rheumatism few days since, q kind hsarted in
dividual reported that the doctor MAS treating
him for deliriHm tremens.
A painful accident befell Mr. Christopher
Stock, the timer, a few days ago. lie was en-
gagged at his work bench, when his nandrel,
the heavy piece ntiron upon which he pounds
and shapes his tin and which weighs over sixty
pounds, fell from the bench upon his feet. The
toes Of his left foot were badly crushed aad the
big toe of his right foot was almost cut off,
The enjoyable entertainment given in the
Public School building by the Penn Literary
Society last Monday night was interiered |
with by some men, SAID to be employees of the
glass factory, whose disorderly conduct was
very annoying both to the audience and the
children on the stage. Thess. mer, should Be
prom PITY attended to:
Genuine, smonpure ghosts are always
dressed in white. That color snl iha polsr
along attests theif being, and, therefore, IL can.
not be possible that the mysterious stranger
dressed in black who has lately been annoyinp