Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-09-27
New Advertisements.

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New Advertisements.
Public Sale in Summit twp.
Bickel's Bargains.
Blackmore a Griebs Premiums.
Excursions to York.
Prospectus Harrisburg Telegraph.
NorE-All advertisers intendingto to make
changes in their ads. should notify Us of
their intending to do so, not later than
Monday morning
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The sun shines with more sober light,
The bells ring out from belfry towers,
The streets fill UP with faces bright
Like dusty roads with fairy flowers.
The little shoes 70 hurrying past
That scarce have lost the scent of
clover;
The old school house awakes at last,
Vacations over"
Who is W. NJ. Nickle.
DO you owe the printer
Apple butter boilings are now in or
der.
The chestnut crop promises to be plen-
ty-
The buzzy days of the ny are number
ed
Fall over coats are now coming to the
front.
Now is the time to pay your voting
tax.
1t is awful unlucky to have your hair
cut at the BARRIERS on Saturday.
John Bickel has opened the season
with flying colors. See ad.
There will be services in the Baptist
Church on Sabbath at IL o'clock
The Standard Plate Glass Co., is lay
ing line from their gas wells at Sarvers
Co their works in Butler.
The Overseers OF Summit twp. will sell
the property Of VIM. J. McMillen, luna
tic, on Friday, Oct Is. See notice
Somebody broke window in Garvey
Bastian's store in Zelienople, "Wednesday
night, and prigged two guns.
Mr.. Lewis Teet Of near Zelienople, was
kicked in the stomach by vicious horse,
last Monday evening, and died next morn
ing.
How Long Girls Should be Courted, ("
is the title Of an article in a Texas paper.
VERY much the same as short girls. We
should say.
some tramps entered the house of
Samuel A. Pearce of Butler twp, few
days ago and ransacked it. but got no
money
The old shoemaker who worked for
Chas. PfeifFer Of Saxonburg disappeared
some days ago. and nothing has been
heard of him since.
A twelve bushel load of potatoes
brought to town Tuesday morning was
bought by one of our grocers at 80 cents a
bushel and reiailed at 81 a bushel
1t was stated in Pittsburg paper of
yesterday, that at the W C. r. U. meeting
in Phil'a next month, Mrs Swift, the State
President viii resign her office.
some horses lately stolen in yenango
county were discovered in Canada, where
regular "ience" existed. from which they
were shipped tn the large cities.
There will be public meeting in Car
pcnters Hall, Huselton building. on Thurs
day evening. Oct. 3rd, at s o'clock. All
classes of workingmen are cordially invit-
ed Good talks
The scnsless and cruel practice of
team hunting is being very properly
frowned down hy many of our exchanges.
These so-called hunts should be prohibited
hy law
An kinds of produce have been re
markahly scarce in Batler lately But
few farmers are coming to town, they
seem to bc waiting for that market house
tu bc built
At the L. T. Synod at New Brighton
last week. ,hc Mcfarland scandal was re-
vivca, and a committee appointed to in
vestigatc the latest reports regarding Mr..
McF's conduct
1t j. said by Que who has tried il that
Stacked lime viii preserve potatoes from
Il. Al
the potato 80 thoroughly that the hog
won't eat them.
Tho Preshytery of Butler will meet a
BRAIN on Tuesday, Oct. sth, and the Pres
bytery of Kittanning nj Clarksburg, sam
day. The Synod of Pennsylvania meets a
Altoona on Oct IL.
Col. Geo. W. Rain, the silver tonguet
orator. whose address in the Court Hous,
during the Amendment campaign delight
ed the large audience, will lecture in tn,
Opera House on Saturday evening. Oct. 5
Admission free. Mex.
Some true philanthropist has inventc,
piano muller, which he assures the pub
lie will enable one to practice on piano
without annoying the family or neighbors
He is the genius of the age and he wants /,
keep right on and invent a vocalist mufiler
and a Grassland mufflcr.
Squirrels are migrating toward tn
northeast. They are often seen swimmin
Chautanqua Lake. Spch migration ha
not been noted for many years. and weath
cr prophets claim il to be an indication q
an early and severe winter
a large number Of people assemble,
at the foundation of the new Reforme cd
Church in Springdale last Sunday after
noon to witness the ceremony Of the lay
ing Of the ner-stone. The address wa
made by Rev. r. c. Prugh. and included
brief history of the church, aud after tina
Rev. Harnish dedicated the building to IN