Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-11-08
Let ne hustle.

To he or not TO be-
-"All il well that ends WELL"
Prosperity smiles on Butler Co.
Wild duck shooting is now in order.
Black stockings are losing their grip.
Fur caps are to be popular this Win
The evenings are getting decidedly
long
Sixty thousand new freight cars will
be put into service on the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Don't forget the concert for the High
School, ut the Opera House, next We'd
nesday evening.
President Harrison has selected
Thursday, the 2sth inst. as day for Ma
tional thanksgiving and prayer.
Mrs Schcnly, has given Pittsburg
three hundred acres, lying between the
city and the East End, for a park.
Mr.. J. Park Hays of Prospect, offers
some registered Berkshires for sale. Pedi-
grees given with every sale. See adv.
Cora Graham Of Fulton Co. girl but
fourteen years Of age, died at the Orphans
Home here, Of Bright's disease; last Fri
day.
The Election returns from Evans City
and Adams, s.. were sealed up in one
envelope All the other returns were cor
rectly made
Our high school needs chemical and
physical apparatus, and you should pat
rouise the concert at the Opera House
nexf Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Methodist Church are
giving . supper and an ice cream festival
this CThursday) Evening, in the Heineman
Building. Rich things await all who at
tend
"A sharper In making good income by
advertising sure method Of killing insects.
when you send him fifty cents you receive
card with these words: "Get your in
sects TO smoke cigarettes, il will kill them" :"
The Delegates Of the American Con
eress, arrived in Pittsburg Wednesday
evening and were banqueted at the No
pongahela. On Thursday they visited the
iron and glass manufactures; along the
Mcncngahela river.
"A few days ago, a Mrs. King, Of Eric,
svomsn g. years Of age. was walking
along the Lake Shore track Her shaw
was blown against n car Of a passing train,
and catching ON a nail dragged hei under
the wheels. fatally injuring her.
The District Convention Of the Butler
Co. s.S.Ass'n, held at Harisville last
Wednesday and Thursday was very en-.
rcurseinF one. All Sunday School Work
err are invited to attend the next Annua
Convention, which will be held at Evan
City next June.
The literary taste Of q man is pretty
cure index TO his character Ii is not ar
infallible rule, but il hits more times than
II misses. lfyou find young man read
ing novel, with such a caption as "Tht
Poisoned Gum Drop, or Three Buckets o.
Bio cd, ycu may be pretty sure he is no
the night stripe.
We can't see why wealthy America
girls should 60 to Europe and buy title
by marrying ill-looking and WORTHLESS
rakes. when by looking around little il
heir own country they could find hand
some and worthy bachelors, away up in
degrees Of some secret society, and with
the handles to their names twice as long as
those Of the European snobs, who would
take better care Of both them and thei
money.
"A subscriber in Scott Co.. Iowa, send
us the following interesting quotations o
the price Of farm produce in his region
Apples Is cents per bushel, corn % cents,
cats IL 10 % cents, barley Is to 30 cents.
This is the principal crop Of that region,
and the yield ranges from "a to d bushels
"" e@' ~@tN. AHo Stof va pothtoeS Oul
there Is the largest since lsG0. The tubcr
are good, and they are sc ling at from I,
10 cents N bushel. Onions are 40 TO G.
cents bushel, and hay brings from g.. q
to IS per ton
VIXEN the two men who gave thei
names a. Chas. Brady and Frank Brown
we're arrested and brought to Butler las
September, for robbine Boggs store il
Cranberry twp. they seemed anxious TO b,
hid away, and waving the finding of tn,
grand jury plead guilty TO the charge
of receiving stolen goods, and were sen
trnced- Now they are accused Of III,
murder Of a tramp in Beaver Co, and i
isprobable that there is some truth in th,
sory Of the murder mystery that we print
another olumn.