Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-07-13

Our people are promised another rare
musical treat in the second grand concert of
the Butler Choral Union, which will be
given in the Opera House on the evening
Of Tuesday the 18th inst. The selections are
all from the most celebrated composers, have
been made with the greatest care, AMI
ihorougly rehelrsed. See exten lei notice Of
the concert in another place.
Mr.. Augustus Jack offers an unusu-
ally good farm in Winfield twp, containing
one hundred acres seventy-f five of which are
in high state OF cult iydtion, with excellent
buildings, orchard an1 water, for sale. This
looks TO us like rare chance to secure a
co:nplete farm, and one that does not come
around often. See Mr.. Jackmla's card in
anothe place.
Mr. I. Rosenberg, the Merchant Tailor,
has received his Summer stock of English,
French, Scotch and American piece goods.
IIe carries the largest stock of piece goods
in Butler, has enough OF variety in both
quality and style TO suit anybody and guar
aatees good fit and the best of workman
| ship. Mr. Rosenberg also carries large
stock Of ready made clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods, for particulars of which,
see his new advertisement.
Some weeks ago the question Of the con-
| stitntiOnalify Of the act restricting the issu-
ance Of license 10 hawk or peddle to disabled
soldiers only, was brought before the court
10 Beaver Falls by Attorney Rodger Cope.
The matter has been held uader advisement
by Judge Wickham until now, aud the opin :
| ion Of HIS Honor il that the act is uncons:i-
| tutiOnal and that q license should be granted
to any aud all persons possessing all osaec
requirements without regard to any service
rendenei as n soldier.
Geo. Shaifer, assessor of the First ward
has OYER 30 names Of votes on his little list
and viii Schnerser of the Third ward has
$50. Barney Kemper of the Sec0al has not
yet completed his list but expects to have
about go in all, which will make the list of
voters Of this town aggregate between 400
aud 1900, and as many OF the foreigners who
live in the First ward have large families
but are not voters, this would Indicate pop
ulation OF somewhere near 0,00).
Her bright smile haults me still, !" or
something like thath the title of A old song,
and il il fact. not generally known, that
the smile of human beings next after the ex-
preston of :heir eyes, rem, ms the same for
| life. The other day two men met in Butler
who had not seen each other for twenty
years, when one was little. sickly boy, and
the other tall good natured youth. Both
/ had grown out of all resembl ance to their
former selves, and they did not recognize
each other, until the good natured fellow
smiled, when he was promptly recognized by
tie other.
| AT a meeting OF the stockholders of the
Bottle Glass Works last Friday evening it
was decided to remove to koSomo, grow.
ing town in Indiana, the people Of whom
have agreed TO furnish them with four acres
of ground for their works, six acres for build
ing lots, free natural gas for five years, aud
$4,000 bonus. There are fourteen stock
holders in the bottle works, thirteen Of whom
have been living in Batter, FIVE of whom now
own properties here AMI eight are unmarri-
ed or are renters. The above facts were
learned from one of the stockholders. The
/ Co. did a good business here and made
money, aud if the gas Mt their new place
fails. they will probably wish themselves
back here. The works here will probably
be rebuilt, by other parties, either for bot
tie works or Cathedral glass works. Cathe.
dral glass is colore1 anl figured glass for use
in church and cathedral windows. Its man
ufaoture Is very prof table, and there are
said to be but three or four small factories
in the country.