Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-08-29
Court next week.
-Morrison's bread is light and sweet.

The public schools of this town open next
Monday.
The sweet smell of the phosphate. is now
in the land.
See new time table of P. & W. R. R., in
another place.
The Normal School, i,dinboro, the best.
the eYnenses the least. a29-2t
The oats are gathered and the harvest
ended.
The quot pitchers have made "a move in
the right direction" They got inside the
fence.
The McSherry Grain and Fertilizer Drill.
j. NIGEL g. BRO, Agents.
Rev. Lawson, of Franklin, Pa, who is in
charge of the Colored Camp Meeting at Fair
mont in said to tip the beam at 297 pounds.
The Camp Meeting west of this place broke
up on Monday evening last with the usual in
teresting ceremonies.
NV two years at Edinboro / regard as
more valuable than my four years at College.
A. j. MAXWELL.
Eleven days after girl babe had been
born to a wife in Hazelton she resumed her
household duties for day and then added a
boy to the family.
A punny fellow pasted on the door OF the
Warren Second National bank the other morn
| ing at occures that when there is default
| ing cashier there is no cash here"
H Biehl & Co. sold two of their American
| Fruit Dryers last week. These machines are
sold very low and one should be on every
| fruit farm in the county.
| Bald Ridge Co.'s we'll No. 16, on the
Reiber, Hoffman & Piersol farm, will be COM
pleted this week. This enterprising company
keeps the drill going.
Up in Crawford county it only costs five
dollars::to make a spittoon of another mans
| face That is the price fixed by Linesville
| Justice.
The County Commissioners want bids on
the Ziegler bridge, to be built over the Little
Connoquenessing in Jackson township. See
| notice in another place.
| Go to Fl. Biehl & Co., for Phosphate,
| Grain Drills, Plows, Fruit Evaporators, DC.
We have been requested to state that the
excursion of to-day On the s. & A. r. r., is not
the free excursion which was proposed for next
Friday, but which was postponed and which
| will come off in the near future.
The State Normal School, Indiana, Pa.
will open its Fall Session, Sept. 10th. Be on
| time; it will pay. Address l.. Ii. Durling for
catalogue.
gheny Z. R., in another place. For the pres
ent-next two weeks-there will: be but one
train each way, arriving at Butler at 2:15 P. NJ
and leaving at 800 P. NJ.
Every retail grocer is authorized to recon-
| mend and guarantee Days Soap as doing all
| that we claim for it. A hf ndsome set or ex-
| pensive French chromos are distributed among
the buyers of it as an inducement to have them
| try it.
| See the advertisement of DR.. Chase's New
Recipe Book in this paper. 1t is the book Tor
| the million, for it contains Information on
every subject. Its recipes are reliable. No
| Family can afford TO be aciHtouG IT, as u can 6e
had for the low price Of t~o dollars
| Lawyers and others will be interested Ito
know that the Postmaster General has decided
that all written or printed matter produced by
| type.writing machines, or any manifold pro-
| cess, belongs to the first-class and must pay
letter postage.
| You may say what you please, but there
| is luck in horseshoes man nailed one up
| on the fence not long since, and week after
ward his wife, who used to wear out the furni-
ture no him, eloped with friend to whom he
was owing $40
| A Mercer county woman threw a small
quantity of rough-on-rats into the kitchen
stove and came near paying the penalty with
her life. The fumes completely filled the
| house that for some considerable time it was
deemed unsafe to stay indoors.
DO not despise the American hen. She is
industrious. She lays every year 1900, ,000, 600
eggs. She earns the right to cackle Some of
of these eggs may be bad 1t is not the hens
fault. She does the best she can. Out of the
1900, 100000 deeds that men do, more or less
of them are bad. A hens egg is good when
fresh. Mems deeds are not apt to be SO.
Fallen apples should be gathered up and
fed to the pig, horses or cows, for which they
are good in moderation. All these apples con-
tain larva of the codling moth, which, soon
after they fall to the ground with the apple
leave it and mature in a short time into moths
and these lay eggs on the remaining sound
apples, which become infested with the worm
We direct attention to Mr. B. c. Huselton's
advertisement of his Fall and Winter stock of
Boots and Shoes. Ben has one of the hand
soonest and best stocked shoe stores in the
State. Everything that 6rst-class boot and
shoe store should contain will be found among
his stock, most of which is manufactured to
his order.
"A son of Mr.. George Noullet, of this place
named George and aged about ~ years, fell
from wild-cherry tree on the Muntz lot, wes
side of town, on Sunday last and had one of hii
legs very badly broken. DIR. Pillow was called
in and dressed the wounds which are severe
as some of the bones portruded through the
flesh and skin of the leg.
. We would request all our people who take
an interest in good music to the attend Instru
mental and Vocal concert to be given undel
the auspices of Presbyterian church choir al
the Court House on Friday evening, August
81, as it promises to be the finest local concert
given; will be assisted by visiting friends. See
programmes for particulars. Admission 80
cents, children % cents.
The s. & A. R. R. is fdn on Columbus, o.,
time, which is IL minutes slower than our loca
| time and Fl mnutes slower than phiIadelnhis
time, consequently the train on this road will
arrive here at 2:27 P. NJ. local time, and go ou
at 3:12 P. NJ. local time. The run from Butler
to Harrisville station will occupy one hour and
twenty-eight minutes; to Mercer, two hours ans
fifteen minutes; to Greenville, three hours ant
ten minutes.
A machine for hoopinp barrels has beer