Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-08-12


publican paper; its editor is on our Nation
al ticket this year, its weekly edition con-
tain. ali the best editorials and general
articles of the daily, and this very liberal
offer should be accepted by every kepubh-
can af Butler county.
Wash your anarchists.
--Do you suppose noise annoyS an
oysteri
The Butler and Times clubs will play
hall in the Park next Saturday.
Butter is remarkably scarce in Butler
this week.
Harmony is to have driving park on
lands leased from Hon. Daniel Feidier.
The most successful teachers are those
Who study to improve their work.
The Railroaders will picnic at Slip
peryrock next Saturday.
The youthful Christian Endeavorers
viii picnic at the Park next Thursday.
Once it was ''Strike while the iron Is
hot.n Now it is, "Strike while the weatn-
or il hot"
Over in Springdale last Saturday d
buxom widow slapped an elderly pene-
dict.
The latest labor troubles are reported
from the northwest. The farmers are nav-
ing trouble finding 4o, 900 harvest hands.
The German Lutheran Sunday School
ofsaxonburg picniced in Reidles grove,
Wednesday.
I'm one day the human body generates
enough heat to melt forty pounds OF ice
and raise it to the boiling heat.
The Heiner lot on North Main st.
has been paved half way across. WI
somebody rise and explainf
The Berg bank and Schneideman
building has been greatly improved in ap-
pssrance by being painted.
This week will finish the oats harvest.
The corn is looking well but needs all the
rain it can get,
Some thirty horses were offered to Mr..
Coffin, in Butler last Saturday, but he took
none Of them. Horses arc not In good
condition at present.
-There is nothing in the world more
sggravating to man with q secret than
to meet people who haYe no crriosity.-
Franklin Neys.
IFhe world viii We nesEer right when
Man has learned to laugh little less at
his psighbor's troubles, and little more at
his own.
The hot and dry weather OF the last
few days was, ~ one Of our exchanges puts
1t; . direct hint to the wicked of what they
may expect in the world that Col. Bob.
says does not ey'st.
The "Our Boys" of the South xide,
Fittsburg came up to Butler last Saturday
And played the Butlef Club q very close
game Of thirteen innings, winning on a
Score Of 5 to 3; but ne1t day the Butler
boys gQt away With them on q I to 8 score
e-Aarsincourt 4 90. have had twelve
years experience In the buggy and harness
business, They think they know theil
business; and If you don't think 20 OF
know so read the prices they quote in thil
weeks paper and test their goods.
That was sharp talker vho occaPied
part Of Jefferson st. last Saturday ani
Monday evenings. He got the crowd inter
ssted in him, and then sold them medicines
that would reorganize the whole human
system on . cash basis.
1T is often asked Will the trouble q
Edinboro affect the school for next year
Its only effect will be to make the suthori
ties doubly diligent. Young people will
90 well 0sylir themselves @of tho e5tr
advantages pow offered st Edinhora.
-yhe grassho oppers are becoming YER
vcracious. They eat everything. A But
Ter twp. farmer tells us that they ate tn
tops Of his potatoes vines and patch Q
onions over rod squars tops and al. The
ore also cutting the oats.
internal Revenue Collector Mitche
has received instructions W LAyo an rrs
asht chinam4n registered. The cot {
Way 6, 1892 requires oil Chinese laborer
Who have been in this country for to
years to secure certificates Of rssidenc
with their photographs attached, and a
others must leave the country.
-Sousa's bsnd-the one he is now o
gsnizing for Chicsgo-will be prominer
participant In the Worlds Fair dedicatio
exercises next October. It is Sousas il
tention to draw literally on the beet mu
s,cal talent In this country and abroad,
order that the new band may eclipse ever
other organisation of the kind on this sid
Of the Atlantic, not excepting the celebr
ted National Marine Band at Washington
of which he has been the head.
-0n Thursday evening of last week th
School Board fixed the salary Of Pro
Aackey st 1880 for the coming yei
Christ. Worth jsnitor Of the Jefferson
school ct 400, house rent. water and "a
this to include the new building DIV
Graham, Of the NcKean st. school
1850; Mrs. Baxter Of the Miffiin st. scho
ct t15 per month for the school term; ar
n. W Nicholas Of the Spri ngdale school
500 and house rent, gas and water.
East Jefferson st. was the scene
what resembled riot last Tuesday eve
ing. The two Hummer brothers, vi
hsve grudgs against o. p. Miller Jr.,
the OIL Well Supply Co., went up to t
store aud bsntsrsd him TO come out. II
High Constable came along and attempt
to arrest them when they downed him, d
II required the united efforts Of sever
sonstsblss and citizens TO take the brot
srs to the Office Of Justice McAboy, W
fined them IS. and costs. Miller also b
them bound over to keep the peace,
they had made some threats against hir
and the High Constable may prosecute.