Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-10-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL
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Next Friday is Fall Arbor Day.
job work neatly done at the CITIZEN
Office.
The straw hats and yellow shoes have
been called in.
advertising in the CITIZEN pays 2OO0
= cts. on the dollar.
Natures foliage painters are getting in
their work.
Sausage has taken the place of fall
flowers.
Some snow in the air last Monday, and
the snow posies not out yet.
To reap good share of the fall trade,
plant your advertisements in the CITIZEN.
The followingsif spelt backward or
forward is the same: "name no one man."
Quite large and gay crowd of Butler
ties took in the Exposition, Wednesday.
There was birthday party, Wednes-
day, at the house of Samuel Cross. Sr. in
Worth twp.
The hills and mountains are aaame
with Natures autumn glories, and-hog
killing time is here. -
The heavy frost of Wednesday morn
ing fin shed the remaining vegetation, and
started the leaves falling
SO In called for from each member of
the A. 0. e. W. Of this State to pay fifteen
deaths reported to October 1st.
Rev. W. f. Winner, of Butler, will
preach in the Beulah Baptist Church in
Oakland TIP, next Sunday, at Ill A. NJ.
About $50 colors are now obtained
from coal tar, which has almost entirely
supplanted vegetable and animal dyes.
The journeymen brewers are on
strike and beer famine is threatened.
Lay in your winters supply quick.
The cows that have been allowed to
run ut large in Butler lately bave been
great annoyance to owners of neatly-kept
terraces
A Kittanning paper says that $500
sosls were destroyed by the Johnstown
dood. To lose their lives is bad enough,
but to lose their soals is awful.
Al Heck's new green houses are nearly
completed They are each 45xl5 feet, are
covered by glass and will be heated by hot
water from patent boiler.
Money has become so plentiful in But
ler that one of our banks has refused to
take time deposits, and will pay no in
terest whatever.
-Grieb 4 Lamb placed a beautiful chap
ell organ in Bruin Presbyterian Church this
week, and Prof Lamb presided at it dur
ing the ordination services.
The general offices, packing rooms,
etc, OF the Oliver iron and steel plant, on
the South Side, Pittsburg, were destroyed
by fire last Monday evening. Los:
5000. 900.
Mr.. John Reed, now with II. c. Hus
elton, has purchased McCandless' interest
in the grocery store Of McCandless g. Kirk
patrick, but he will not leave Mr.. Huseltor
till December LIST.
AT meeting of the Butler Presbytery
at Bruin, Monday, Rev. McCarnes was or
dained as minister Of the three congrega.
Ra.- Havlatf ,rau ahnd tba ua,.,vn,,
Rev. Wright charged the new minister and
Rev Reed the people.
about 800 acres of land in the vicinity o
Leetsdalc station, and has already begun
TO build up what promises to be, within
few years, a town equal to Beaver Falls,
place established by the same society.
Mr.. II. s. Stevenson, the Pittsburl
artist, spent part of the past summer il
and about Harmony, making sketches, and
has completed several landscapes in oil
which are on exhibition in his studio
AT the sale of the escheated property
of Richard and Mary Z. Gibson, decd. o.
Middlesex twp. at the Court House last
Saturday, the farm was bid in by John
Ferguson Of Middlesex twp. for Y, 900
AT dinner table lady said the only
time she had wished to be man was wheI
she aud her brother were sick, and he man
aged 10 get out while she was kept in he
lonely room. Another lady impulsivel.
said, with toss other head, "the only tim
want to be man is on rally day, so
could turn up my pants as they do"
City, county, borough and township
school officers should not lose sight of tn,
fact that under recent act of the legisla
ture, no tax levied by them can remain ,
lien on real estate longer than two year
from the time of assessment, unless tn,
same il recorded in the Prothonotary's of
fee, and no lien so entered shall remain
lien for longer time than five years, un
less the same is revived and continued by
writ of scire flciss within the said perio'
and duly prosecuted to judgment.