Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Gold IL the god of unrest.

Gold il the god of unrest.
Wealth has more wants than poverty.
Possession doesn't always bring
peace.
Those who give the most advice take
the least.
Prosperity kills more mon than advers-
ity.
Work has been begun on the new bot
tie works.
The entertainment given by the q. V.
L. netted about $220.
Barney Kemper has moved his shoe
shop to the basement OF the vogeley d
Bancroft shoe store.
The contractors for the new brick
building for the Slipperyrock Normal have
begun work on it.
Thomas Morrison now has for sale
flowers and plants from the Bortmas
green houses.
C. Wilson Miller, the cash grocer,
offers some encouraging premiums for
seed corn, this week. he has large
trade in seeds.
John Nigel has purchased the Wag-
ner Barber shop, located under Bergs
bank, where be will be pleased to see and
accommodate his old friends.
A small umbrella with the letter n
cut in the handle has been mislaid, the
finder will please return the same to this
Office.
At Somerset, Pa, last Thursday "Bilp
Miller, Que Of the alleged murderers OF
old man Hochstetler, walked into the
iail and surrendered himself. He said he
was tired Of being hunted.
Henry Miller has opened grocery IN
his building ON Main street, opposite the
p. 0. and be quotes some prices in local
adv. in this paper, that will be Of interest
to our readers.
AT late meeting Of the School Board
Of Butler, Hon. Jos. Hartman was elected
= member tor the I'd Ward, to take the
place of @. N. Heinemsn, who resigned on
account Of moving out Of that Ward.
The new ballot law. was tested at
local election held at McKee's Rocks Al
legheny Co., last week, and out OF 400
ballots cast, but 10 had TO be thrown out
for non compliance with the details of the
law.
Mr.. B, c. Huselton's new adv. came
In too late for us TO insert this week. Ben
has Just received q large installment oi
spring and summer goods, and has added
some new styles and new makes 10 his al-
ready large and varied stock.
The old time and ever new favorite,
Hi Henry, was here on Saturday night
and was greeted with packed House
The entertainment was OF the highest class
and it is superhuous to remark that the
audience had but one laugh, but it lasted
from the rising Of the curtain to its final
fall. Hi Henry is always sure of a crowd
Ct Butler.
Henry Brady, son OF Owen Brady,
of Ailierstown, was found dead along the
pipe line near Noblestown, Allegheny Co.,
last Saturday afternoon, and post NOR
tem indicated that he had died OF 20 sonlng
He was employed as q line walker On the
pipe line, and ON the previous Thursday,
was in good health and spirits. He was
buried 1T Aillerstown, Monday. He was
80 years of age and was married.
The next entertainment of the High
School Course will be given in the Opera
House On Friday evening OF next week, EN-
tirely by home talent. A splendid 0rches-
ira has been organized for the occasion,
also good chorus; selections will be given
s by some of our best readers, and also by
vocal and instrumental soloists. The
program il good one, the cause is good
one, and = large attendance is desired.
Tickets will be on sale At Heineman's IS ana
by pupils, at so cents each.
We have moved into our store
room, No. 128 East Jefferson St. .one
square above Hotel Lowry, please
call and see us, everything at lowest
prices.
MARrINcoIRT s. Co.
The Freight on Goods
From New York to Butler is just the
same "a the rate from New York to
Pittsburg. but the expense of selling
goods 10 Butler is 30 much less than
In Pittsburg, that we can cell you
goods ct 10 per cent advance on
eastern cost while the Pittsburg
Murchsnt to make q profit must
charge you IS per cent.
r. & r.
Largest assortment and best values
In Dress Goods and Closks at
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