Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-16
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can 81 liutler county.
Tie hosiery dealers are stocking up.
Three fourths of The schools of this
county will be in session by next Monday.
The Mercer, Clarion, Cory, Warren
and ,oudersport Fairs are catching it this
VT, X.
With the cholera in New York city
there is some talk of inspecting every train
and every passenger arriving from the
east.
Miss Jane Coombs, the great actress,
will appear as Lady Dedlock, in her great
production OF Dickens Bleak House, at
the Opera House next Tuesday evening.
S. B. Martincourt d Co. had fine dis
play of Carriages, buggies, wagons, etc, at
the Fair, and made quite number of
sales.
The next P. S. d L. E. excursion to
Niagara will be on Tuesday. the 9th Inst
For further particulars see bills and next
weeks paper.
Our schools started off Monday with
the usual number of scholars One hun
dred and twenty sIx-year- olds put in their
first appearance that day; and the High
School numbered 1O2 scholars
A party of Pittsburgers started for
Casper, Wyoming, yesterday, to shoot
bear, which arg said to be very numerous
in the noun tains near that place.
Som, ..of theboys We rso disappoint-
ed at not seeing the show Saturday night
that they got drunk before they went
home.
Next week is Grand Army week in
Washington. The Butler people will leave
in q special car at the p d w. depot, next
Monday morning, and go by way of the
B. d o. The party will have sleeper,
and there will be about forty Of them.
On Monday of this week, Ii. G. Heine-
man sold his new store building on Main |
st., lot 25x180, to ALE NJ Reiber, for |
sl0, 600; cash, and Mr.. Reiber has already |
begun work on q fifty foot, two story ex-
ension, which will give him a store room
l20 feet long.
The total population of the cities and |
owns of the United States, having each a
'opulation of 1000 and over is 26, 109, 900.
3utler had population of s,734 in 1890,
md was put in the 5000 to 10, 900 class, of
which there were "a with total -popula-
.iod Of S34, ,215.
-G. ID. Harvey, dealer in lime, cement,
tic, thought we needed q barrel of lime
and sent us one. We did need it and SO
loes almost everybody, and Dal has plen-
y of 1t in stock-best quality at lowest
'rices, as see his card in another column.
The report of the Butler Savings
Bank proves it to be one of the most -four
shing institutions Of the kind in the coun-
ry. That it is doing large business is
hown by the fact that its loans and dis
counts, with what is due. from other banks,
amount to over 5000, 900, and it's total de-
'osits to about the same sum.
The M. Il. conference at Warren, con.
inued Rev. Milton Smith az presiding
lder of the Franklin district, Rev. Bran.
eld was appointed to Chicora, Rev. F.
[. Small to Clintonville, Rev. J. W.
rawford to Emlenton, Rev. Geo Collier to
'au Claire, Rev. Fred Fair to Karns City,
iev. G. e. Mckinney to North Hope, Rey.
!. b. Nef to Parker and Rev. s. II. Glenn
ms to Petrolia and Bruin, Rev. 8. M.
'ordon to Centreville, Rev. A. J. Merchant
D Grove City, Rev. J. G. Womer to
Iarlandsburg.
The Moss Jollity Co., will appear at
Irmory Opera House tomorrow (Satur-
and will receive its usual
earty greeting in Butler. This company
'nsists Of the family of Henry Moss, who
'as born and raised in Harmony, this
ounty, and who was noted musician
lille yet boy. The mother of the fami-
was dau ghter OF Rev. Winter, of Zel-
nople, now deceased, and she also,
as q natural musician. They are musi-
u comedians, they make both music and
In, and have been won derfully success
II.
The Forepaugh show is a very good
ne. and attracted very large audience
st Saturday. They gave but one exhibi
on here. Shortly after the afternoon
0 rformance closed, storm came up, that
hreatencd to split the old canvass used
src, and twas hastily taken down, and the
hole show was shipped to Allegheny that
vening. Their tent is large one and
leir new canvass was torn to tatters by a
ale at Cohoes, N. Y, few days before.
Tp to 10 o'clock that night all the tickets
I'D at Heineman's for the evening per-
'rmace, excepting four, had been redeem
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An ALLEGHENY Murder