Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

oar nercl ants Ase preparing ioI 'He IAN
trade.
The next legal holiday will be Thanks
givea.
Thin girls shouId drink pint Of sweet
milk al bedtime.
The corn crop will be good in this sec
ton
Nv potatoes are pleaty aud cheap in
this market
-NeEsparers and livery stables flourish
10 this place.
-Gos1 cooking apples are sold here at 80
cents psr bashei
The next meeting Of the state Tescher4'
Association will be held IN Altoona.
The sFrizg chicken Is increasing in size
ard isr a soa..-r the price Is diminishing.
The usuib.rs Of the u E. Church Of
Batter p.cnIeAed at the Park yesterday.
French Ieasle-" Is the name of a new
disease. We hope This kind i no worse than
the Du;eh variety
Although the rich man cannot enter
hsaren ne cza have a grand, splendid time
at tue ss4shore.
Since the Lax and Order Society has got
ia H. wDsk s4 P.itsogrg, that city il aimJs.
n quiet c11uiry town on Sunday.
Oar grocsrs are paying Is cents for But
ter, u f1r eggs. - fJ- po;at1ss, - tn 80 for
apple, 70 - fbr cDrn AL for blsckbcr-
ries.
-GIase Eun and vicinity was visited by
a ~~fr A. LAT <asuylAv aft
mood, and the rue became rushing tor
rent.
Many r,ersOns say they can tell stu1ents
from the Normal School, Eiinboro. al Grst
sigh. Of their work. They have a peculiar
spirit, skill aai method.
The ne@ organ for the Presbyterian
church q Butler was put in place, Wednes-
day. II Is what is called vscslion organ,
was made "A Bys.on ani cost $50.
Mr. B. G. Iasctpn's fall crop OF boots
and shoes. la'siy hsrvestsi by him in the
Massachusetts shoe factories. is arriving at
his store.
Il new schedule went into effect on the
ShsBaazo X. r.. Monday, but no changes
se-e maJe ia the tunes of the first class
trains.
Mr. T.. g., DeWolfe Of Findav, Ohio,
brother Of Mr.. Thomas Robinson of Butler
and Mr. J. :. y. D.Woife Of Centreville, died
of Bright's disease, last Wednesday evening.
Chemist say that ii takes more than
tEice niucA s1gar 10 sweeten preserves,
sauce, etc, IL put in when they begin 10 cook
ss IL does 10 ssee;-n after the fruit Is cook
ed.
The Pee Tent OF the W,CT.U Of But
Der cSaaiy hrs something important 10 say
to the meinbers Of that organization, in their
regular column.
corner 0f Nam aud Jefferson streets, last Sat
LFdAy and WAS carried into Ritter Il Raj
stSs's. and taken care OF till he recovered,
bat aSbSdy learned his name.
a strange couple got license to marry
the other day. The man gave his age as %,
and The woman hers i3-ihough she
looks older, ani has property-and both
signed the docket with a mark.
The fall term of the Normal School, Ed
inboro, opens Aug. 2s. New circulars, Civ
ing full information, with many hints and
snsg.stieEs. seLt on request. Address J. A.
Cooper, Edinboro, Pa.
-Leo;a T. o. j. located on the Eli Gra-
hara farm, in Jefferson twp. near the Penn
twp liuc, aud Mr. Graham il the postIna aster
II y oa the road between Jefferson Centre
and ~. Thorncreek N. T.. Church, and Mr.
Graham intends starting a little store.
The gbsirmen oethe different Commit
ices "f the Merchants Picnic, met Tu.si lay
evening aud audited the bills for the picnic,
and the entire expense Of that great success
sas bu; 5000, though Of course, these hg-
ures DO net Include the yalue pf the yari,u
donations Insic TO the AssociatiSn.
-; Is said that iu the dog days which
are n"g herr that raitlcsnakes shell THAR
old coats aud become blia1. aud are there
fore moro dangerous as they cannot see, ani
consequently fail 10 give their accustomed
warning when disturbed Such bsing the
case berry pickers ani campers-out sh Juld
he on their guard.
The citizens Of Mercer have appointed
COMMITTEES n urge upon the Miners Hospital
CommissiDn the adrisability Of locating the
institution in that town. The commission
will hold it, next meeting in Pittsburg on
August s.-Er. Why wouldn't that build.
ing on the hill east Of town make suitable
hospital fer the Miners.
The new building on the old NJ. J.
Church lot IN Wayne street, purchased by
Mr.. Masssih Of ksrns City from Judge Ne
jraksa. y well under way. The stone work
~ cnmpseicd and brick laying about 10 com.
mence. seyersl other new buildings in that
part Of town. s. Washington aud Water Sts
have reccn;ly beea erected and several are
nov IN progress Of ere ciion.
The Fair Association i building n large
new dining hall On tEcir grounds, aud also
four lunch stands. The Hill will be 2OKs0
feei-large ensuyh to a>commDiite
Ia eh.sst
this year. The S-c'y Of the Assoc ation il
busy at prcsest, mailing the Premium List
and doing other preiimiuary work for thu
Fair, and reques N uA 10 state that he will
go; open his rn,ry books till the ist of Sept
N he y receiving inquiries regarding tn by
each mail
-Ginnng roo, is quoted at - a pound
II il but iit:le usei IN this country, but il
China il considered specific for almost nj
the tiseases the Chincse heir to. and
hence ~ name Ginseng. which means Won
der of the World. We have never seen nor
heard 81 il In this county but are INFORMED
by an old lady Who was raised in Alleghen,
county. below Pittsburg, that u grew there
and that the pcople-bo;h used il a mcdi
cine, and gathered aud prepared it for sale a
tie city drug stores.
A young c9apie who came to town in
bargy last Thursday afternoon, were greatl
disappointed. The Clerk would not CIV
them a license TO marry. The young lad
was under are and although the guirlian O
her esisie wss here with her % give his con
~rnf. the consent Sf her father, who IL ia,
legal guardian ~ person had not been oh
tAisei aud be- Is away gu; ia Iowa. Thi
state ~ ailziu EFT tncm In y prciicamen
and they taitrs nf going 10 York State "a
get married, but whether they dii or no
We have no. heard.
Our militia csmpany-Co. T., 18th Reg
imeut-1ill leave for the camp on Conneau
lake. this morning, by the early train o
the Sh.nanro r9a1. A detail Of the Co. wen
On yesterday mprning for the purpose o
erecting ,eais sud putting things in orlei
The regular routine oi the Camp will bcgil
tomorrow morning, aud continue till mex
Saturday. wher the camp will break uy
The entire 81 brigade. numbering about 300
mrn 10 alt. ~iin Gen. Wiley iu comman'
vail be "a camp there tomorrow. There ar
fhree brigade 20 the -tate--the lst aud 3
beipg in the ea .ern ard the ~ ia the west
ern part. They 20 into camp, under reguls
military discipline, for eight days of cac
year. aud receive pay for same at the rate
sl - day Tor ariyates, Si7j for corporal
- " sS Foe Hc-geants an1 500 10 s. tor con
pay officers.
Thorough training for teacher
at Sudbury Academy.