Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-01-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL
You murmer: GLOW came itl"
In sad cadenza.
Why, the door was left open,
And Influenza!

IN SuQ caQeuZ1.
Why, the door was left open,
And influenza!
The Presbyterian Sunday School of
Butler now meets at 9:45 am.
Nothing so exasperates patient with
an ordinary cold. as to be told that he
hasn't the grip"
Who is the being, does anyone know,
who wrote poem called Beautiful
Snowv
The grippe is reported bad in Connec.
ticut. A reliable paper" says, zone man
broke three ribs with one sneeze"
The school-teachers OF Cranberry twp.
will hold an Institute at No. 6 school
house ON Saturday, the 25th inst.
D L. Cleeland will talk to the Y. n.
G. A. class tonight regarding the care of
the eyes.
Butler Presbytery. .. P. meets in
Treeport, next Monday, at Z pm, and
conference will be held noxt day.
-Ellwanger & Barry, of Rochester, N.
T., want statesmen. See notice in another
column.
Read all CT Blackmore q Griebs new
ad. Don't stop with the ewes" and
"Buts," there's meat between them.
The "Grippc" or influenza affects diff
ferent people in different parts. 1t is liza
BILE to inflame any part of the alimentary
canal.
All Wick has been SO lucky in the
oil producing business lately, that he pro-
poses selling his livery business. See no.
tice in another column.
Tho p. & W. r. II. will increase its
yard-rDom next Spring and has purchased
some of the frame buildings on Centre
Ave.
"A man named Keenan, of Philadelphia
secured the contract for building the rail
road up the Buffalo to Winfield Fur
mace.
-Strassburger & Joseph of Allegheny
are now giving twenty-per- cash dis
count on all ovcrcoats. Sec their new
ad
Applicants for liquor licensss at Pitts
burg are applying for both wholesale and
retail licenses, with the hope that they
will get one or the other.
Jan. 15, 1890. Caterpillars crawling
about, pansies in bloom, buds bursting, tu-
lips up, and one little boy catches spank
ing for running out bare foot.
Henry Wagner is tearing down the old
tannery at north end of Washington ST.
the last tannery in Butler-and intends
building residence on that lot, next sum-
mer.
1t would be well for those just recover
ing from ia grippe" to stay in doors until
they are entirely out of danger. Two-thirds
of the cases which have proved fatal result
cd from relapse.
John Bickel announces Grand Sam
pie and Mid winter Sale of his entire stock
of warm and heavy goods. and quotes
prices that should be read by everybody.
John is a hustler
1t is customary to write that "wnter
fingers in the lap of spring" for May
item. We can change the expression by
saying: November has been having a
steady sit in the laps of December and j an
nary.
The Indiana, Pa, Messenger, ISLANDERS
our town as follows: Butler is said to be
the muddiest town in the State. 1t is said
to be fact that few days ago team Of
horses fell in the main street and were
drowned in the mud before they could be
rescued.
Boys who spend their evenings at
home with plenty of newspapers and
wholesome hooks are the ones most likely
to be wanted in the future by the business
men in shops of all trades. No danger of
having too much knowledge, if good use
is made Of it.
Some time ago. a Philadelphia paper
sent out circulars asking the recipients to
name the most popular military man ii
the State, and now comes Pittsburg pa
per asking the children to name tho mos
popular school-teacher in Western Penn
sylvania, at one cent vote, the teache
getting the most votes to have his or he
choice of a trip ticket to Europe, set o
books or gold watch. It's great ant
glorious scheme for notoriety and the
children should do everything in thei
power, ahort of blighting their young
lives, to win the prize for their favorit,
teacher.
The is now at II
When Il like these
In every ofthe land
Id between the c,
Come from the ing scribe whose name
No 4 has found,