Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-01-10
II this isn't infiuen "a
Then what the mischief is iii
1t seems that l grow denser
After every doctors visit.

II this isn't inhuen "a
Then what the mischief is i'll
II seems that L grow denser
After every doctors visit.
He says it's imagination
And that can't have caught it,
But it's over all creation
And everybody got it.
j. X. Cupps of Allegheny brakeman
on the P. & W. was knocked off car pass
ing under the idge at Harmony, las, Mon
day afternoon, and ins tantly killed by the
cars passing over him.
AT recent wedding i'll Delaware tho
lights were turned down low during tho
ceremony in order to relieve the over
powering timidity of the blushing bride,
who had attained the juvenile age of foul
score. The modesfy OF some young ladies
is truly excessive.
"A citizen of Big Bend, Ind. lately kill
ed beef, and when the intestines were re
moved il was found to have two gals
This is unusual among the animal kind
bat there are men met with every day il
the common walks of life who appear tc
have more gall than whole herd Of cat
tie
Early Friday morning last, the Misses
Wick of Clay twp. discovered that theil
house was burning, and the fire spread SC
rapidly that they could save but very little
of their household goods They are daugh-
ters Of W. S. Wick, decd, their mother is
also dead, and they and their young
brother were the only occupants of the
house.
An aged citizen of Hookstown, Johns
ton Calhoun, who according to the neigh
borhood gossip. lad beaten his young wife,
had rough experience Tuesday night.
He was taken from his home by band OF
regulators, carried about the village ON a
rail and subjected to very rough treatment.
The officers were unable to aid him. One
of the OLD mans legs was broken and also
several ribs
Not many ministers have ths courage
to rebuke a choir. A choir is q law unto
ITSELF generally speaking, and sets al
church rules at defiance, but the one in the
first Presbyterian church at Auburn, n. Y,
got a lesson recently that it won't forget
for while. 1t laughed and giggled and
made such a noise that the minister public
ly rebuked it. This did not stop the dis
turbance, and the minister stopped his
sermon and dismissed the congregation.
The church authorities should 90 step
further and dismiss the choir
A Warming has been issued by Alonzo
Robbins, president of the State Pharma-
ccutical examining board, in relation to the
sale Of "Rough ON Rats" He holds that
it ia simply arsenic, with the addition of q
little coloring matter, and comes under the
statute regulating the sale of poisons. I'm
der that statute, any person selling poison
known to be destructive of life, in quaint
ties of five grains or less must keep regis
ter of all such sales. The Attorney Cen
eral has decided that whoever sells this
rat poison in this state must put his name
and address on the package and enter the
sale in register.
Last Wednesday forenoon as the Ex-
press freight went flying through Parker
horse and buggy in which were two occu-
pants from Butler county, narrowly escap-
ed serious accident. The rig was ap
preaching the fiat via the Second ward
bill, and when near Mrs. Thompson's resi-
dence the freight appeared. The horse be-
came unmanageable, and attempted to
climb the hillside, and in doing SO Miss
Clara Redic was thrown out and also
young man, whose name we did not learn.
The horse wheeled round and made a dash
for the hill road but was caught. The
young lady was taken into Mrs. Thomp-
sons home and it was found her back was
severely bruised and she was otherwise in
jured, but fortunately no bones were brok-
en-. The young man escaped with a few
cratches.-IhocRig.