Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


AOOAAA AAND oAAsAAsxAAf
Buckwheat.
The highest price paid for buckwheat al
the mill OF Geo. Walter d Son, Butler, Pa
Turkeys fattened on buckwheat are
said to be the sweetest.
They are still "trying the heretics" a
New York and Cincinnati.
A great deal of news il circulated ir
this country by mail as well as by female
Talking of marrying in haste, West
ern Judge lately decreed eighty divorces
in forty minutes.
The return postal card is not meeting
with much favor at the hands of the pub
lie.
A bridegroom always wears immacu-
lately clean linen and careworn ex-
preston.
Don't forget the lecture by Rev. Sam
uel Jones, the famous evangelist in the
Opera House next Tuesday.
--.In the course of an average lifetime, .
says physician, "a mans Aconsumes
about 40 tons of food
The farmers of Bruin and vicinity had
ameeting in that town Saturday. in the
interest Of the proposed creamery.
Mr.. O. NJ. Phillips has removed his
grocery store to 81 South Main St., the
old Osborne stand.
The Eitenmiller House il now to be
1.-THE Hotel Butler" and is being repaired,
painted. and greatly improved by its pres
ent landlord, Mr. Faubel
Little Willie: whats q touchdown,
mammal Mamma: II don't know, dear
Perhaps it's dudelet stroking his new
mustache.
That Wyoming woman who has been
made justice of the peace ought to be hap
py. She can have the last word every
time.
Take good care of your health these
days. To catch cold is very easy mat
ter, and cases OF grip are to be had on
easy terms.
"A Hungarian christening occurred at
Greensburg few days ago. The usual
coroner's inquest and funeral occurred the
next day. Only one man killed.
81 don't think Mr.. and Mrs. Gahble's
home lifeis happy" "Whyr "He is
SO profnse in his attentions to her when
they're out"
Mr.. G. d. Aldinger has filed his fine
new store on south Main street with Holt
day and other goods. His store will be o
general stationery, as well as wall paper
and picture framing one.
-Messrs w. G. Douthett and Hart
Graham win open Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Store in the room now occupi
ed by A. NJ. Reiber, as soon as he vacates
IL.
Gallery is building up rapidly, and
will be better town than before the fire.
Two houses are already under roof, three
ready for roofing, and the new station is
nearly completed.
Now that chess is being taught in
Austrian public schools it will not be long
before American educators will be want
ing to crowd all the games of Hoyle into
the curriculum.
The freak comet has played the very
Deuce with the reputation of the astrono-
mers, and unless they have the hard bust
ness sense to meet and decide on one har
monious yarn to give the public it is prob
able that they will all have their salaries
reduced.
The Frazier verdict will take $l250,
ont Of the already depleted borough treas
ury; unless the Court grants new trial, OF
the Supreme Court reyerses it, on the
grounds that the parties or their contrac-
tor and not the town il liable for the dam
age.
The T. M. c. A. will conduct evening
classes In the common branches, including
. course Of Reading and Bible study. No
tuition Is charged. 1t is designed for
young men who cannot attend day school
and for these it will bea golden oppor.
tunity.
Between the busy hours of midnight
and the time Of going to press 1t does not
require great genius to fool the morning
newspapers, but the Connecticut youth
who sent out story'to the effect that the
comet had landed in tree and was dang
ling there like boys kite will have to try
again.
Since the first OF Jan. Of this year
Robt. Brown, the undertaken of Harisville
has buried five persons over 90years Of age
thirteen over 80, nineteen over rs, twenty
four over 10, and twenty y-nine over 60,
which shows that the people of that vicinity
have good livers, and live long.
The Treasury Department has begu,
the issue of q new $500 Treasury note. /
is printed upon the new paper, and pres
SAAsS at oAS1OAAbGiJ hdIaSbinC dppCdlduGt
1t bears an excellent vignette of Genera
w. I. Sherman in the uniform of Maio
General, and will be great convenience t,
country newspaper men. We have felt th
want Of bills of that denomination for
long time.
The football game between the Pitts
burg and Butler clubs, in Butler last Sat
urday was a draw,-neither side scoring
There were some pretty hard knocks as us
ual, but no bones were broken A youn,
whmen who understands the game describ
es football playing in this fashion:
"And then another fellow yelled
And each man, where he stood.
Just hit and struck and Knocked an,
kicked
At every one he could.
And then one fell upon his neck.
And all the Others ran,
And on his prone and PROSTATE form
Leaped every blessed man.
Oh. foot balls just the cutest game,
IL cannot he surpassed
But yet it really is shame
To nse up mon so fast"