Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Who is W. NJ. Nickle ?

The corn stalks, this year, will have to
be chopped down with an axe.
The hum Of the threshing machine is
heard in the land.
The buckwheat crop in this county this
year will be immense.
A Parker, Pa. photographer has rented
the third story Of the new Anderson build
ing.
The Lawn Fete given by the members of
the Episcopal Church last Friday evening
melted SIS.
Very fire free-stone peaches-"pretty as
a peach"-soli on our streets last week at
Sl-25-
The Mutual Gas Fuel Co. has secured a
good gasser on the Mitchell Scott farm in
Summit twp.
The largest plate Of glass yet pat in a
Butler window is that in the front of the
new Aand building.
The people of Springdale are complain
ing OF trains being run through the town,
faster than the law allows.
who is thinking of committing matrimony
and who will make "portly" husband.
A ien-year-old boy of Mr.. Souder of Buff
falo twp. fell from cherry tree, last We'd
nesday, broke his leg and dislocated his
thigh
Rev. Dumstrey's house in Zelienople
was destroyed by ire last Thursday evening.
The loss is put at S2s00 ard the insurance ut
$500.
-Messrs Andrews & Shuttleworth will
call for your washing at your house and also
deliver il. Leave your orders at their Office
on the Diamond. See their card.
There is no truth in the rumor that in
case OF Cieveland's election certain Demo
cratic politician of Butler county, is to be
Secretary Of State.
Collector McAboy was the richest man
in Butler last Monday evening, his receipts
from taxes that day aggregating four thou
sand four hundred dollars
-Onr grocers are paying 16 to Is cts. for
butter. ~ for eggs, 35 to 40 for potatoes, 35
b. 40 for apples, 81 to Sl.2j for peaches, 81
for pears, 70 cents for onions.
~ 1efu1u uut4cfurtr u now making
a boiler n which no rivets are used. The
Ejoints are welded, and the cost is said to be
Iklighily in excess Of the rivet work.
A man in Juniata county, Pa. has been
conisci 10 his room with rheumatism for
foriy-four years aud has subsisted wholly
upon liquid food during that time.
A girl in Michigan dropped dead the
other day while washing dishes. This will
probably be taken by the girls of the country
as warning TO keep away from the dishes.
The ROundheai reunion at New Will
nington, wednesday, was attended by FIVE
fhousaId people. An excellent dinner,
speeches and campfire were the events of
the day
The first importation OF Fall aud Winter
styles in ladies hats, has make its appearance
~ Gilkey's Fashion Emporium, some of the
new styles are very pretty.
Monday was the last day for paving
taxes 10 Butler with the Eve per cent. off
From now iill Dec. 27. you can pay the face
vsiue, and after that per cent. will be add
-Connoquenessing Council, No. 23i, Jr.
20 L. A. NJ Of Zeiencple, will hold their
nn-t annual Basket ricnic and Reunion IN
- S>,Ns ,s.s sn' o'o'e' Heiienopie' ra- on Sept
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The r. & w. II. Il. intends putting in
line Of tickets al their Office on Main street
and Ar. Basett now has charge Of the Ex-
pres business.
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The opening services in the Presbyteri.
IL ATTENDED The cbn,ch ,oorn xvas cro,vdsd
isev oll.r nreached AN snnronr;afa sermon
~, new decorations and new oryan were
,d,.,,,ed and appreciated and The yift Offer.
Inc 4. hsl,. p.v Tor the new carmel Amounted
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Mr.. Fslierton. Of the Butler Waolen
MILL. Is nov rusaing from twelve 10 fifteen
hands aud as soon a. bis new cariiny ma.
rhines are put In plsas ~i,i run twenty. He
Il manufacturing blanketa. dannels and
yarns and IL acquiring almost enough Buflel