Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-04-17

The purest, the cheapest, the best, ar
Klingler's Flours. Ask your grocer TO
them.
-Sassafras tea
Builders are busy.
| Hardening and fishing weather.
The grip abounds in the lodge room.
| Whispering of Spring gv-white neck
ties.
! The P. 0. at Rough Run, this county,
has been discontinued.
A corset trust is the latest scheme for
squeezing people.
A company has purchased Cummings
property on the Diamond for $4,000.
All the bottle glass works VIII stop
work, this year, on the last day of May.
= The Mercantile tax is due and payable
on or before May, 1st, next Friday, week.
John r. Grieb has postponed his
opening, on account of not receiving his
new goods.
The removal Of the Lowry House
porch. improves the appearance of that
corner.
With ice and sugar cheaper the pros
poets are that the ice-cream saucer will be
as large as pie plate.
Mckee Scott, the restaurateur, furnish
ed the lunch for the Elks reception of
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Gass of Millville, Pa, will llpreach
in Bethany Reformed Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
The McKean School will give an enter
tainment at the Opera House on Tuesday
evening, April 81, and with the proceeds
buy an organ for the school.
If you drop your winter fannels into
the slot this month, you are quite likely to
pull out serious if not fatal case of pneu-
monia.
Yong & Cruikshank have bought the
hardware store on Centre Ave, near the
bridge. The new firm is composed of II.
W Young and Calvin A. Cruikshank.
-Mllliners are at sea this year as to
which side of the hat to place the flowers,
and yet some Of the hats are so pretty that
one has to take second look at them.
Some of the Clerks Of neighborin g
counties are calling ministers attention to
the fact that the marriage license law
requires them to make returns of all
marriages celebrated by them, under a
penalty of $500.
The local militay company elected Ira
McJunkin, Captain; A. NJ. Borland 1st
Lieut., George Mechlipg, I'd Lieut. and as
they could not agree on Sergeant, Capt
McJunkin appointed A. T. Scott Esq.
"A freight train of the P q W. was
wrecked near Evans City last Thursday, and
fireman W. E. Riddle of Allegheny, was
badly injured. He was taken to the
hospital in Allegheny.
The 'Young Peoples Society" of the
q. P. PresbyIery of Butler will meet in
Bntler next Monday. Programs have
been prepared for Monday at 7:30 p. m, and
Tuesday at 9:30 am, , and 7:30 m.
The Willard House is rapidly nearing
completion, and it is now the best hotel
building in the town. Mr.. Reihing will
have fifty bedrooms for guests, with cleo
trio lights and bath rooms
The completion of the new south wing
of the Riverside penitentiary makes it pos
sible to give each prisoner separate cell
and carry out the sentence of SOLITARY
confinement
An Illinois physician says he has
found assafGtida to be sure cure for the
grippe, and Pittsburg physician says
there are but thirty cases of spotted fever
or cerebro spinal menigiiis in that city.
Read the new card of NJ. +. a. NJ.
Marks. They have some beautifully trim
med hats in stock, and now have their
store divided into two departments-one
for hats, bonnets, ETC., and the ..other for
corsets, waists, underwear, etc.
Twenty veterans Of the late war were
at DIR. Grahams Office Wednesday, for ex-
animation for pensions, and while waiting
there John Waters of Evans City happen
ed along and poled them for President, as
follows. For Harrison 10, for Cleveland Z,
for Blaine g.
A fire in the second story of the widow
Timblin's house in Sunbury, last Friday,
burned the clothes of Ellry Caldwell and
Rennie Hallstead Two other young men
had their clothes hanging in the room but
the fire was put out before it reached
| them.
Superintendent Reed of the West
Penn r. r. was in town Monday, and was
consulted with by some of the members
OF the Council as to signing for paving on
Jefferson St. If the r. R. Co. and the
churches sign for paving, Jefferson street
will be paved this summer. The Presby-
| terrain Church has already signed.
The Presbytery OF Butler will meet in
Butler, Tuesday, April %, at IL am. Mar
| rativcs are to be sent at once to Rev. r.
A. Kerns, Bruin, Pa. Complete statistics
from every Church is to be presented at
the meeting. Assessments on churches,
8 cents per member.
j. r. COULTER, S. C.
| The Twentieth Century Club people
are advertising another free lecture for
next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Miss
Jennie B. Hagan of Mass, is to be the
| speaker and it is said she is good one.
"a Creedless Church" will be her subject
for the first evening. The lecture will be
held in the organizations new hall in the
Anderson building which they have fitted
up and furnished in the best of style The
attendance at the last lecture of this kind
foreshadows crowded house.
When my baby boy gets the snuffles up
his snoot,
When my baby boy gets the snufIles up
his snoot,
When my baby boy gets the snuffies up
his sno0t,
Then he gins to holler,
Then he gins to holler,
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