Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-09-12
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earlier than usual-Nov. 18th to 10th, inclu
sive.
Standard Laundry Wax for sale at Koch's
grocery. See advertisement.
| Miss Bell McClintock will assist at the
concert to be given by Prof. Leason on We'd
nesday evening, Sept 10th.
-"Jim Lewis of Petrolia," had hearing
before Mayor Lyon of Pittsburgh of few days
ago, on charge of seduction preferred by a
Beaver county girl, and was held for Court.
-Messrs. J. B. Kohlmyer & Co., druggists,
have on hands supply of the Continental
| Hoof Ointment. See advertisement in another
place.
Mr.. J. II. Harvey, formerly of this place,
but who for some years has been located at
Braddocks, intends returning to Butler and en-
gaging in the painting and paper hanging bus
mess.
The severe and untimely frosts of the last
few nights, snnihilated the vegetable gardens,
and injured the buckwheat and corn crops, and
also the clover seed.
the ingredients composing the Days Soap are
of such nature to be healing in their ap-
plication to the skin, besides being free from
any of the poisonous colors and perfumes that
are put into cheap toilet soaps in order to make
them sell.
Mr.. S. NJ. Patterson and Alexander Bor-
land have purchased from Mr.. Jordan Eythe
his wholesale liquor establishment on Main
we understand has been transferred to them.
-Thecow of Mr. Howe Lyon who lives on the
hill South of town, was so badly injured by
train on the P. & w. road last week that she
had to be killed. There appears to be need of
cattle guards at several crossings on that and
other roads now entering this place.
Since Monday morning of this week there
have been three passenger trains each way on
time,) at 7:02, A. NJ, and 1:07 and 6:12 P. NJ,
and arrive at 9:54 A. NJ, and 2:27 and 1882 P. Nj.
On and after September goth every dentist |
in Pennsylvania must have his diploma re-
county in which he intends to practice. Tooth |
carpen tering without complying with this
provision of the law is subjected to severe |
penalty.
DIR. William Mahneke formerly of this
town, but who for some years has resided at |
East End, Pittsburgh, is again in trouble. He
is accused of causing the death of a married |
woman named Tuskin, by performing an abor-
ton.
Letters testamentary have been granted to
w. S. w. r. Thompson in the estate of VIM.
Thompson, deceased, and letters of administra-
ton to Edward Denny, in the estate of Thos.
A. Denny, deceased. See notices in another
place.
BY notices published in another place it
will be seen that the Dorsey Bros. have sold
their stock in the "Butler County Bank" of
and that the business will be
by Joseph Hartman, III. J. Hoyt,
II. Simpson and Owen Brady, all good men,
who respectfully solicit the continued favors OF
their old customers and the public generally.
The weather has been cool cf late, but not
more so than proposition we have lately re-
ceived from the managing editor of the Bur-
lington Haackeye who asks us to publish a
five dollar advertisement for copy of two
dollar paper, with the incidental promise of
map of Bob. Burdettes Moustache or Frank
Hatton's Cheek.
The Wide Awake Lecture Association
have secured the services of five of the best
lecturers that can be obtained. The first lee
ture OF the course will be given Oct. 25th, by
Col. Sanford. The other lecturers are Gov
Comback, of Indiana, Prof. Apgar, of New
Jersey, Rev. Jesse b. Young and Eli Perkins,
the noted humorist. Reserved seat tickets for
the course 1925. Tickets for sale at Heine-
mans Book Store.
The p. & w. r. r. killed its first man
last Friday night. An Allegheny county far
mer who tried to crosss.the track with his team
and who with both his horses was killed, and
followed it up next day by killing man at
Benefits station. He stepped out from behind
a car on another track, just in time to be run
over. On Saturday night two freight trains col
lided near Bald Ridge, smashing both engines
and tenders. The egineers, frmen and brake
men jumped, and all escaped inhurt, excepting
'ne fremen, who was slightly injured.
although experience is dear school, the
lessons learned by it are never forgotten.
Some years ago thewitty editor of one of our ex-
changes received a coat of tar and feathers from
MS indignant fellow citizens, and that he yet
'cmembers all the advantages and disadvan-
ages of his unpleasant predicament is proven
BY his paper of last week in which he says that
t is strange that people will suffer them,
'elves to be tortured by flies, feas, mosquitoes
Ind those nameless crawling Macbeths of the
hight, which do murder sleep, when preven-
i've is so easy. 1t may not be generally known
hat the simple application of a coat of coal
ar, spread evenly upon the body, will defeat
he attacks of these troublesome insects, hold
ng them fast by the limbs and snouts until
he sleeper wakes, when he or she, as the case
nay be, may leisurely proceed to dispatch
hem in detail The great advantage of this
method is its durability and cheapness The
ar is not, as many suppose, difficult of remov-
Il from the cuticle, as it, together with portions
If the epidermis, yields readily to several sim
Die detergents, such as lye, turpentine, benzine,
'itriol, or the application of a lighted match
The latter agent of removal cannot be recon-
nended to highly to persons afflicted with con-
lassilude and indisposition to exer-
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