Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The wedding UP Vi one vi lhe lounS
couples married this week was to the new
museum.
A train of empty cars was wrecked on
the p. a. W. about half mile above Bon
ME Brook Station, Tuesday evening.
Frank C. McGrew of Prospect has
keystone Steam Driller and will take con-
tracts for drilling and casing water wells
The Hoffman brothers have purchased
the Limberg store of the West End, and
will take possession on the lst
The name OF Mr.. J. P. Davis English
Shire horse is Grove Smart and not Smart
Grove as it appears in his ad. on first
page.
Up on Brady street the other day a
boy discharged revolver containing
blank cartridge in the face of another boy
thereby disfiguring him for life.
The "Star-Lily Schottisch" composed
by t. j Edwards, published by +. NJ
W woods and sold by the Butler Music Co.
is very fine. Have you seen It'll
AT Harmony, lately, A. S. Latshaw's
tailor shop, Goehring d Co.'S hardware
store and the P. 4 W. depot We're burglar
lied.
Dale d Thompson sold a 12-acre lease
on the Anderson farm TO Eastern Oil Co.
ior $l4, 900; and Smith & Leidecker a IA
acre lease on same To same for 50, 600.
-Seanor g. Co. bought twelve horses IN
Butler last Tuesday. They will be here
again next week, as see tneir card IN an
other place.
Mr.. A. McCandless of near Prospect,
this week, adyertises mis- two fine Stations
storm Bird and Buffalo Boy. Storm Bird
is his latest purchase and his pedigree
speaks for itself.
During a row at a dance at Grange
Hall near Mt. Chestnut, one night this
week young man had some ribs broken,
and Esq. Heyl mad the unpleasant duty OF
imposing some fines next day.
The general store of James A. Morgan
III Parker twp. was burglarized few
nights ago. The thieves were scared OF
by Mr Everett, but had already secured
$25, in change, and registered bonds valu-
ed at "a, 400.
Campbell q Templelon have purchas-
cd the Harper McQaistion property on
east side o. S. Main street for $4,000, and
intend putting up three-story brick i'm
mediately. The lot is a little over 80 feet
front.
The last issue of the Butler CITIZEN is
very creditable to its enterprise. IL issues
very large and we'll illustrated "Oildom"
supplement-, printed on fine quality of
pink paper, which is full of interest to
people in the oil courtry.-Franklin
NeUs.
Eleven students of Westminster col
lege were arrested last week, on charges
preferred by denented girl, and taken
to New Castle where they gave bail In
$1,000 each for hearing Monday, and
were then discharged, there being no
evidence against them.
MIR. L. G. Dodds, of Prospect, has
purchased the trotting- bred horse, ''Hard
Wilkes" from his former owner at Circle
vile, Ohio. He weighs ]. 200 pounds, was
sired by Red Wilkes and dam by Hard
wood He is fine horse and will be
kept during the coming season at Mr..
Dodds' barn, two miles southeast of Pros
pect.
On Friday last Dist. Attorney Bur-
leigh Of Allegheny Co., seat to every con-
stable in Allegheny county list of all per-
sons in the Twenty third Internal Revenue
districC who have taken out United |
States license 10 sell olemargarine. With |
the list he sent this notification: Your duty
requires you. in your qaafterly returns to
include the names of ali persons selling
ETC., within your district. |
inclose list of persons having United
States licenses for the sale of said article,
aud with the aid Of this list you can and
must tctuTu alt ouclucIc. Luz OOutb uuS
extended the time for the returning of
such dealers To Saturday, March 10 1892
at $3.50 a IN. and I would suggest that the
proper course for you pursue is on that day
TO make full and complete return in that
regard. The list includes 46l names aud
was furnished by Attorney Willis F. Nc
Cook, and according to the railing of Judge
Collier. the constables will have to make
the returns. The Court holds that possess
ion of United States license to sell the
article is prlma facia evidence that he is
selling it and sufficient on which to return
him. The dealers say they will fight the
proposition when a case is brought To trial
setting up the claim that sale must be
established beyond doubt, and that the
article sold must be shown by analysis to
have been oleomargarine.