Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-05-02
summer drinks are on tap.

-Grape milk is the new tipFlr
-rbe tr.Je in garden tools s. GOOD.
-Apra aLozer- make gas batter
a paaeo. i. bringing ratti prices
-Aareriiss f,r yaar country hoarders.
-Eqnaiag lass mosef is The latest
sport
! Dn sleeves and stand up collars are
ear high
/ -cmline irons are often responsible for
eAy hairs
-itis aid lisa, badly htuus shoes win
cause bead.cbe
-carryps cane on 5andaJ is doubtful
orthodoxy
-Sots, ankles are shaped alike, a
eisor orali-t -ays
"A doctor ,gs bald he adrl men seldom
become ianalie4
The pension Of Peter 0estelling has
been increased
An the merchant taiiors Of Butler are
crowded with work
-MonisoH will sell ies cream al The old
price,. See his notices in this paper.
TEL youf bog who roam the woods
that il they see an empty can 10 shun it as
they wonld a TattlesBake
-Cleanlineas Is next 10 Godlines4, 50
sIite'rash your cellar walls, and clean up
the cellar
The ice cream season has opened, and
the dudes are quaking al the price there
o.
1t is aid that some heavy loads Of
nitro -glyeerine have lately been hauled
through town.
Have a care for yourself just now; lots
Of people are sick Of or amps and other in
ward misery
"A Trades Council. to arbitrate between
the different trades unions has been organ
lied in Butler.
The meeting Of Tie Plate Glafs manu-
flcturors IN Tittaburg Tuesday, was at
tended BY a representative Of the works
here.
After long years Of waiting, John
West, the plasterer, who was terribly rup-
tured in the army, has been granted a
pension.
Vow is the time to advertise. 1t is
better to put your name before the public
yourself than have the shcuf DO it for
you
-MrJ. 4 McCutehen lately Of Green
vii, has located in Butler, and opened a
merchant tailoring establishment See
notice.
-Constable8 are required to return per
sons who they have reason TO believe are
selling liquor illegally. This the courts
have decided.
Slip the geraniums now. Stick the
ends in small yiaIs filled with water and
they viii throw out roots. They may then
be transferred to flower pots
The cellar should be oyerbauled in the
apriDg, before warm weather approaches,
especially if it has been used for the stor
age of roots during the winter.
-C. 3. Boyd, the druggist, has employ
ed night elerI, who speaks both English
aud German, and the store is now kept
open night and day.
Take a look at Pape's show window
and Judge whether Mamie Is an artistic
window dresser or not
The census cnumerators viii begin On
June 2, and their work NUT be finished in
fifteen days IN the cities and towns, aud in
thirty days in the country district.
While Eah Bancroft, who ID car
peDter, was repairing one Of the grinding
tables in the Plate Glass works, Tuesday,
he was badly cut by piece Of projecting
glass.
To day viii decide whether or not the
Carpenters Of Butler will "strike." The
Carpenters Union has decided upon nine
hours IA a days work, and The contractors
are resisting the demand.
Don't go in debt "Debt fills the
asylum, the penitentiary and the suicides
grave. IL drags men down not only 10
poverty but TO the lowest depths Of vice
and wretchedncss.
-Superyisor Mates informs us that the
list Of Enumerat0rs for this county will be
sent 10 Washington this week, and will be
announced ag coon as approved by tie
Superintendent
-"Migecd connections at Gallery, again,
and no mail till afternoon" How monot-
onous that remark Of the +. n. has become
but thank goodness, the new fast train on
the West Penn, will remedy the matter, on
and after Monday next
"A boy named Harry Moon who was
living with his uncle Fred Metz at Mars
Station, attempted to jump upon pass
ing freight train last Sunday afternoon,
missed his footing fell under the ears and
was killed.
"A reward is offered for a word that
will rhyme with ninety, BY somebody that
wishes TO make "A verse for the year. We
heard mother threaten to spank Ger
tain part Of her young daughter anatomy
the other day, the name Of which rhymes
with ninety, but the word wouldn't, per.
haps, do in poetry.