Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-11-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The god said to Lave been found along the
banks of tie Ne.hannoek fails to materlalize.
The Mcsherry Grain and Fertilizer Drill
j. NIGEL & BRO, Agents.
-"Santa Claus" has made his appearance
in Butler verv early this season. he has al
ready visited j. F. T. Stehle's store and left
largo stock of his goods.
John Bickel has inaugaurated "Great
Sacrifice Sale" of boots and shoes. His new
advertisement viii appear in mex; issue.
Al. Heck has received his winter stock of
clothing. gents furnishing goods and carpets at
his store room in Dufy's block.
-Jno. n. Patterson now displays a large
lire of stvIish hats and gents furnishing goods
in the show windows Of his clothing store,
Duffy's Block.
Go to II. Biehl & Co., for Phosphate,
Grain Drills, Plows, Fruit Eyaporators, DC.
Miss II. J. Gilkey has returned from New
York with her winter stock Of Millinery, Trim
ings, etc. Call and see them.
-Leibold & Troutman recovered the rig
that Jim Hughes is accused Of dIsposing or,
but it cost them about fifty dollars to get 1t
back.
The assessors duplicates for 1884 are now
ready aad can be had at the Office of the Coun,
ty Commissioners, and the assessment: SHOULD
by Law, be made Immediately after the elech'n.
Sewing Machine attachments and repairs
of all kinds, at E. Grieb's Jewelry store.
-oHaye YOU quail on toast?" asked a seedy
looking party as he entered Jefferson street
restaurant the other day. Have you got AN
eagle on silver" asked the proprietor, and the
conference ended sine de- =
Joe Emmett, who built 500 monument
over his dog, is said to do nothing for needy
sister in St. Louis. But then it should be re-
membered thai the dog was Joe's chief sup
port.
The heads of owls and kittens are used as
ornaments in millinery decorations, and so
great Il the demand for kitten heads at Paris
that catbreeding has become regular business.
-Waring, Lister and Homestead Phosphate
j. Nigel & BRO, Agents, Butler, Pa
-Wm. Benninger, Ready Hewitt alias
Darling. and John Wilson alias Dot, were com
mitted to Jail last Monday by Esq. Bother,
of Petrolia, on charge OF horse stealing pre-
ferred by Jacob Halderman.
The Kleber Bros, of Pittsburgh, and Rev.
Stauifer, of Butler, have opened room Tor
the sale Of music and musical instruments, on
Main street. two doors north OF Stocks tin and
hardware store. Advertisement next week.
"A rule lately adopted by the P. r. r. Co.,
limits the weight Of any single piece of baggage
10 go pounds. The rule requiring charge
for the weigh. Of all baggage in excess Of $50
pounds for each passenger remains in effect, as
before.
Luther Jubilee services will be held Sun
day, Nov 1ith, at West Liberty, in st. Johns
Lutheran Church at 1890 A. II, and in the
Lutheran church 1T Prospect at 2:30 p. NJ,
with sermon by. Rev. J. q. Waters.
Send or leave your order for Sewing Ma
chine, Of any make, at L. Griebs Jeyelry store
Mr.. Meredith, of the Water Company, was
in town last Friday and signed n contract with
the Council to furnish the town with water at
500 per year for five years, the Council hav-
ing the privilege Of putting in as many plugs
Or hydrants as they see fit.
The Bald Ridge Co.'S. well No 10 on the
Reiber. Hoffman & Piersol farm was completed
lost Thursday was tubed next day. and is pro-
dlcing forty barrels day. 1t was drilled by
the Vensel Bros who put il down to the sand.
1850 feet. in % days and finished it, 1000 feet,
in 2e days-the fastest time on record.
-Mesgrs L. Stein & Son have sold out their
Stock of groce ries and-haye DISCONTINUED, hand
ling the same This move gives them more
room for accommodating their large stock Of
Dry Goods and particularly their stock of
ladies', geuts' and children,s underwear. with
which they have filed their extra shelving.
FITS All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's. Great
Nerve Restorcr. 10 Fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and $500 trial bottle
free TO Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kne, a3i Arch ST.,
PhIa, Pa.
Mrs Murray, 80 Ninth ST., Pittsburgh, is an
artist Ia Bressmakirg, as cur fashionable ladies
know. Bridal outfits specially. Mrs. Muir
ray has learned the cleaning and repairing of
fine laces in New York, and ladies will do well
to bring lace TO her. Laces are cleaned and
returned in two weeks. nv7-4t
--The Fy Lsth. St. Marks congregation of
this place will on next Sunday commemorate
the 400th anniversary Of Luther's birth, which
took place Nov. 10th, 1853. Neighboring pas
tors from Zeienople, Evans City and MillerS-
town will address the audience in the German
aud English languages during the forenoon
vice, beginning at i o'clock. There will like.
wise be an English service at NJ
The winter term of the Pine Grove Normal
Academy will begin on Tuesday, December
4th next. The fall term Of this school which
closes this week has been a very successful one
The school always has large attendance,
being oBl of TIE n.ost popular in western
Pennsylvania. For further information regard
ing this school-names of instructors course Of
Instruction, cost Of boarding and tuition, etc.,
etc, see other pages.
The lecture association have engaged the
following noted lecturers for the course during
the coming season: Il. r. Munkiltrick Dec;
Hon. George X. Vending, Dec; David ii.
Wheeler. l.. l.. D., Jan; Rev. a. A. Willis,
Feb; Col. J. p Sanford, March; DR.. Higbee
Estate Superintendent April. This course
will be given for Sl.50 to those taking season
tickets. Single admission % cents to each
lecture except Willis and Wendling's, for
Ehich.J0 cents will be charged. e''''s' =
We are informed that from three to five
hundred tons OF coal are now taKon out Of the
Gomersol coal mines daily, aud that contracts
have lately been awarded by the Mahoniog Val
Icy Iron Company 10 carpenter John Cannon.
Of Grove City, for eleven new tenement and one
large boarding house for the miners. Dill &
Co, have opened general store there and
will pay the highest price in cash or trade for
all produce brought 10 them. DeWolf Il Dun
lap have opened drug tore there.
t..lcctlons were held IN Ten s,aics yester-
day-Conneclicut, Massachusetts, Maryland,
NJ sssissippi, Minnesota, New York, New Jersy,
Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Virginia. In
this State and most Of the others the campaigu
was an exceedingly languid one and the
official returns will likely show A very light
vote. The most interesting contests were in
Virginia, where Malone was fighting to man.
tain his political suprem lcy, aud in Aassachu-
sets, where the campaign reyolyed around the
personality Of Coy. Butler.
The game laws as amended by the Legis-
lgtura last winter contain mistake or ineon.
Cisteacy of interest TO persons who intend hunt
Ing dcor. The law now reads: "No person
shall kill or pursue in any part Of this State,
any elk wild deer save only from the first
day Of October TO the fifteenth day of Decem-
ber, and no person shall have in his or her
Possession or offer for sale or transport any
blk, Wild deer, antelope or fresh venisJn, save
bnly from the lst day Of October 10 the thir-
ticth dry Of NoUemjsr. The word November
is probably mistake for'' December, ,"bgt in the
pamphlet laws just issued, it reads No0ea5er.
The Calf Man.
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