Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-09-04
DELsARTE AS HE is TAUGHT

DELSARTE AS HE is TAUGHT.
First you bang your hair;
Then you bang this stair;
But you don't get there
Till You deyitalize at will
Meanwhile if in your Uranium you do not
start q cog
All the rests as easy as falling off log
The bottle works started up this week.
"A fresh tomato leaf is sovereign cure
for bee sting.
Oil sold at 81 cts a bbl, yesterday
morning.
Our merchants intend giving Main St.
q grand and thorough cleaning for FaiI
week.
If we have Fair weather next week
the beautiful grounds west Of town will be
crowded.
That Yankee Doodle poetry in another
column will set all the young men in town
crazy.
There are quite q number of cases oi
typhoid fever in town, though the form is
mild one
The Campbell Hose Co., accompanied
by the Germania Band, went to Olean, N.
T., Wednesday aft, to attend the Fire
mans Tournament there next day.
Postmaster Eastman has received in
structions from the Post Master General to
inspect all the post offices in the county
eighty two in number-and make report O.
them BY Get. l5.
-Commissioner Kiskaddon took charge
Of the Wick House Tuesday, and will en-
deayor to maintain its reputation as first
class hostelry. Some improvements ar,
being made, and the rates will remain the
same a. under the old management.
"A couple of Butler men bought the
Merry Go Round now running on Killing
ler's lot for $1,000; one of them paid 800
the other failed to come to time, the OLE
owners have replev ined the con cern, ant
the man who paid the $400 may lose it.
The last concert of the p. N. N.
was an immense success The church
room was crowded, the program was car
ried out to perfection and to Prof. Brown
the people Of Butler acknowledge them
selves indebted for awakening the musica
talent of the town.
The editor Of the New Castle Graph
seems disposed to hand ont the unvarnish
ed truth about the Lawrence county fair,
held in that place last week. He says tha
outside Of the attendance the fair was 0
failure-poor premi ums. poor exhibits, at
fractions cheap and dizzy.
"A law has been passed by the Geogi
Legislature disqualifying doctors from
practice ifthey get drunk. Upon beinI
duly convicted the accused is made sub
ject to heavy penalty if he should at
temp to opractic again. He may practice a
the bar, but not at medicine.
-"The accident, madam, said the younl
surgeon, encouragingly, as he made hi
preparations to sew up the wound in tn
lip the infant had received by falling dowr
. stairway, will leave a scar, of course
but twenty years from now, when tn
little fellow has grown to BE- a man an,
raised mustache, it won't show a bit
at isn't baby Of that kind doctor,
replied the anxious but entirely sell
possessed mother.
1t il expected that Jas. A. Chambers
Of Pittsburg will make an assignment thi
week, and as he is one Of the largest stock
holders In the Plate Glass works here, hi
failure may complicate the affairs of tina
concern. Chambers liabilities and asset
are ranged all the way from$400, 900 to $3.50,
OOc and his partner, Seller Mckee, is sait
to be the man who is pushing him.
There has always been more Smith
about Butler than people Of any othe
name and at present there are thirty -tw
people Of that name here, who are eithe
heads Of families or single individual
receiving their mail at different places
Nail is left for people Of the name Q
Campbell at twenty -four places, and 70
places There are eight John Millers il
Butler, six William Campbells, five job
Smiths, five Mrs. Lizzie Millers, four job
Browns, four J. w. Hutchisons, thre
John Campbells, two James Moores, tw
Ale wicks, two David Dales, and so on
which shows the necessity OF addressin
mail matter to number and street. Th
Millers of Butler at present outnumbe
the Smiths,-there being forty seven head
Of families or single individuals of tina
name, receiving their mail matter a
different points, in the town.
The dog days now are over,
But believe me If you will,
'Tis easy to discover
That the dogs are with US still.