Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-28

Plant your tomato seeds.
The blue birds are back.
Only four days till moving day.
-'Where are you going to more tof'
--April-fool pranks are being devised.
Are you booked to fit next Tuesday,
How old do you intend to be on the I'd
of June next.
There is nothing new worth noting in
the oil field this week.
The Saxonburg school-house is to be
enlarged.
All lovers of flowers should see the in
side of AL Heck's new greenhouses.
Tho way the Pittsburg reporters write
np the license court is enough to make
horse laugh.
And so Butler is to have college, and
You'll think better of the location after you
take look at it,
The new brand of blotter is called the
pasgett. 1t Is for sale at all post ofhces.
Ask for postal cards.
Subscribers changing their p. 0. ad-
dress next week will please notify us OF
the change promptly.
Forest Grange, No. 376 was organised
at Euclid on the 14th inst, by Deputy A.
G. Meals, with twcnty charter members.
Tho Mississippi river-the greatest sur
face drain of the continents on the ram
page, as were also the Allegheny and Mon
ongahala last week.
The sentence ~. Gray, pack with my
box five dozen qaills" has but words and
80 letters, and yet contains all the letters
in the alphabet. Who can beat III
Have you seen Mrs. Pspe's pretty show
Yindovf If you haven't you should stop and
zoe it. She shows all the new things in
flowers, trimmings and hats.
Clinton twp, this county. has had
free school books for some years, and is
very well pleased with its enterprise in
that direction
The clea1est and prcttiest crude oil
We have ever seen is that produced by the
well on the Wendell Hickey farm in Mid
dlesex twp.
The Presbytcry uf Butler meets in
nutler, Tuesday, April 22d. Narratives
arc to be sent to Rev. A. N. Reed, Of
Plain Grove.
Have you seen the new styles in hat
and flowers at N. +. &. n. Marks. If yor
have not, do 20 Immediately, and also reat
their now card aud locals in this paper.
Last week was great week in COW
circles. Miller's cow thought she would
put on some style, and had twins; Johr
Shearer's COW heard of 1t and had o cal
without tail.
No Justice Of the Peace, notary pub
lie, burgess, constable; nor Judge, inspec-
tor or clerk of election, need apply for the
Office of census emumerator, as the law
forbids
Governor Beaver has fixed the It'll
and 25th of April as Arbor Days. TIVE
dates have been fixed in the hope that
will lead to the planting of more trees thai
heretofore.
If you wish to keep up with the time
and change your old door bell for an cleo
trio bell, at reasonable cost, Charley
Minick is the man you want to see. Reat
his notice in another place.
The Y. W. C. 7. q. will furnish sup
per FROM $40 to 8 o'clock at the Y. N. C.
A. hall this (Thursdayl evening Supper
ct a:a0; Bon-bon party and festival at 8
Admission 10 cents.
leonard Schenck's shoe-shop was
yankcd out of its location ON W. Cunning
ham street, Wednesday afternoon, with
the aid Of sixteen horses, and was thel
Aoated over the mud to its now location O.
N. Mexican st.
The Dilliman property in Brady twp
was bid in by j. d. Marshall, Esq, 70
$3.50 in all One piece sold for $95, on
1925, and the two others for $50 each
Dilliman will recover two of the pieces
and Marshall will hold the other two.
AT the meeting Of the Soldiers Or
phans Commission in Harrisburg, Monday
it was shown that the Soldiers Orphan,
Schools cost the Stste about slQ0, ,00Q les
the first year of the Commission than the
did the last year under the old syston
The annual examinations of the scholar
will take place in Nay or June.