Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-02

-Oystci5 hio AiPO oSoAnt D~s ~s
no teeth this year.
Quite q crowd gent over to the reun-
ion at New Castle.
The Books and Humphreys of Worth
twp., held reunion at the Park on the
3th.
As Prof-Lieut Totten insists that the
Advent is near at hand, we might as well
have it before the cholera
Harry Aoorhead and L. Dean of But
Ter, and s. N. Wills of Millerstown are a.
the Tarentum Fair this week.
During the past few days Collector
Walker has receipted for taxes aggregating
nearly thirty thousand dollars.
Look ont fsg pickpockets at the Fair
next week-the New Castle Fair ground
was full of them, and several persons 10 st
their watches and pocketbooks.
The Kittanning Elks had glorious
time in Butler. They are handsome fel-
lows, play ball like professionals, sing,
dance and play, and are strictly temperate.
The Annual meeting of the woman's
Christian Temperance Alliance of Butler
will be held at the house of Miss L. e.
Young, Howard St., on Saturday, Sept. 3,
ct 3 o'clock pm.
The following mortuary advertisement
is taken from an English paper:
Beneath this stone, in hope of Zion,
Doth lay the landlord Of the Lion:
His son keeps on the business still,
Resigned unto the Heavenly will
ALI the boys and girls of this big.town
are impatiently awaiting the reopening Of
the schools, when they can once again
study their precious lessons and see their
dear teachers every day. The hateful va
cation will soon be over.
If you are not yet registered you
should be at the polling places next We'd
nesdsy or Thursday, between the hours Of
10 AIN. and 8 pm, and 9 to o pm. at
which time the law requires the assessors
to be in attendance there.
Next week is Fair week and the West
Penn will round trip tickets to Butler as
follows: From Great Belt 27 cents, Dilks
81, Delono 80, Saxon AZ. Sarver "a, Sandy
Lick 90, Monroe &C, HARRISON II and Free
port IS. Special trains will leave Butler
1t $50 pm. Of Wednesday and Thursday
and stop 1t al stations.
-Corbett exhibited himself in New
York, Monday evening, and was pronounc-
Cd to be "as quick as cat" Sullivan was
on exhibition same evening in Brooklyn
and was cas- strong as lion," and the two
men will paw, thump and squeeze each
other In New Orleans next Wednesday.
AT the meeting of the delegates of the
Peoples Party in the Opera House. Tues
day, Edwards of Mercer county was en-
dorsed for Congress and Simeon Nixon for
State Senate. Aaron E. Barnhart of Mil.
lerstown and VIM. Starr of Concord twp.
were nominated for Assembly; but nobody
was named for District Attorney. Henry
Lynx Of Renfrew is Chairman and Will
Rodgers Of Butler, Secretary.
-Asiatic cholera has found lodgment
In England, and 1t is more than probable
that 1t will reach this country before the
end Of the hot season, and it will be well
for everybody to be prepared for it.
Cleanliness is the greatest foe of the
black scourge-cleanlines of homes, per-
sons and premises, cleanliness of streets
and lots-all kinds Of cleanliness. Filthy
cutters and strong smelling closets should
be disinfected Immediately, lime in abun-
dance should be used, scrap heaps should
be burned; stagnant pools should be drain.
ed and everybody should keep cool.