Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-12-27
LOCAL AND GE NERAL

LOCAL AND GE NERAL
How did you Ike the 9th. with 4th
al July weather.
some Pittsburg parties are drilling on
the DickeE place . mile or 50 west Of
Butler.
during row in Sunbury, last Friday,
man named Brown Is said to hare cut
one of the Duffy boys
-Aessrs Noble d Dickson OF sharps-
ba-g VIII open a new laundry in Butler,
next Monday, zee Lotice in another place
M. Christian Hinchberger Of this
place has been grated an increase Of pen
-ian-
-Fif1y-six marriage licenses were issued
in Pittsburgh, Tuesday, and not Batter
county name among them
-wAETED-A coid-spell; real old
fashioned cold-spell, with the ground frozen
hard and a foot Of snow over il, such a.
re nigh; expect at this time Of the year.
The pensions Of Newton Black, Esq.
of Butler and Jas Forester Of Prospect
and Jas. Gibson of Valencia have been in
creased
Prof ID. r. Mckee principal Of the 22d
ward schools Of Pitfsburg has been held
for coart, TO answer the charge Of assault
and battery made by n Mr.. Rentzel, who
claims that Mr. Mckee abused his child
The next regular meeting Of the But
Der county Medical Society will be held in
Butler, Pa On Tuesday, Jan II, 1890, at
O'Clock Papers on Medical subjects will
he read and discussed. II Is hoped that
al members viii note the day and not fail
20 be present
Last Saturday was the shortest day Of
the year, the amount Of daylight Is nov on
the increase, and TO make good the old
saying, the colo, or lack Of heat, should
also increase
Prof 4. Oran Lyte. President Of the
MiIlrrsriIle Normal School, and whose
name has been mentioned as succcsso
to DR. Higbee, il I'M arricd to a daughter Of
Dr McJzakin formerly Of Butler. People
here who know him speak very highly Of
him
The question Of substituting May lst.
for april 1t - moving day has ell the
argument On the side Of May lst. The
earlier date generally comes in at time
when the weather Is most vile, and accom-
panied BIZ al the elements of discomfort.
On MAY lst- II is dollars 20 cents that we
have nice weather, and moving in nice
weather il perfect picnic-to all but the
family that moves.
When the new officials take control Of
the West Penn railroad in January, they
expect to double-irack the line from ALE
rheay TO the BlairsviIle intersection, so it
u said, and put On trains that VIII run into
the Union depot and make connections
with the through east and west expresses.
Heretofore the road has only been used as
a local line and no attempt has been made
10 accommodate through passenger travel.
Il
"A daughter of W j. Porter, of Clinton
township. near the Gould oil field, met
with a serious accident few days ago.
She ~as riding ON a wagon, when the
isor.es tonk frirhi nj a hog and ran away.
The jnlting threw Mics Porter between
The horses and wagon, and the lady was
dragged a considerable distance. and
when assistance arrived, il was discovered
her leg vas broken --Nafroaa Ners
The Influenza OF Russian Grip, has
reached Better and several IL our citizens
hare already suffered severely from il.
Here u the prescription 10 use az furnished
by the Ner York Board Of Health. For
Russian influenza or gripr-spray the
affected membrane with 10 per cent. 40
tuition of quinine freely and frequently, and
thale four or FIRE times day pill mad,
As follows Quinine, , grains; camphor,
rrniz: extract of belladonna, grain.
Speaking Of Sew Years gifts, what
the matter with a years subscription u
the CsTIzEx' II l. clean, newsy and read
able-Jnst the sort of newspaper n mar
can with confidence take into the family
circle Besides, il would be weekly re.
snindsT of the love and thoughtfulness oi
The donor. NJ vel a. an object of intcres,
On each appearance The price IA VI, so q
EeaF, and 'he iirsf 81 January ~ good
time fo begin reading Il;
The Beaver FAlle Journal Of last weel
gave the particulars 81 Plummer shira'
death a. followE-''About 10 o'clocl
Thursday forenoon, a wcst bound expires
On the Fort wsyne road stopped a; poin
. sborz distance east 81 Economy to picl
up angmAb- A. T. shira. young maj
aged about = years and another man
Whose nzne has not been leraned. wer
coming 10 Econ"Iny and boarded tn
train, thinking that il would stop there
As matter ~ fact the train makes bu
four st0ps between Piitsbure and Crest
line, one Of which j. Beaver Pals. An III,
train dashed through Economy At spec,
af thirty miles an hour, the young mel
reAlized their mistake, and leapcd oa
shira fell upon the platform and rollin
o~eT and over some distance dropped unde
The wheels He neck was broken and th
fngers q both hands badly cut up. IL
back Il Ais head Eas also badly bruised
The other man got of safely"