Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-04-08


The Robins sing clear
Now that April il here.
And the best Of the cheer
Is that Nay follows after.
Now that April is here
We have light winds and laughter.
Have you seen Pape's storeroom since
1t has been reftted. Its dandy.
Robins Bros. propose handling the
best shoes in the market. See their adv.
Communion services will be held in
the q p. Church on next Sabbath.
-Saxonburg and Denny now have mon
ey-order postofices.
w. A. Goehring d Co, of Harmony
have sold out to the Oil Well Supply Co.
Hi Henry, Buffers old favorite, will
be at the Opera House, on Saturday April
8. with his noted company of 80 people.
The birds sing their sweetest carols in
the morning, and at evening the frogs
hold forth in great shape.
The High Constable Is after the boys
who are shooting buckshot into other
boys heads.
The sale Of the Reed property was ad-
journed till Friday, April 18th, on the
premises in Donegal twp.
IF there are ten men in the band, ten
women sre told by their husbands or beaus
that night that their pl aging alone saved
the band from failure.
Tom Hays will have public sale Of
horses and registered stock at his farm in
Fsirview twp.-next Tuesday. See notice
in another place.
The corn meal made at Klingler's Mills
Of this place Is ss fine as any in the market
The use offs couple Of sacks of it con-
vinces us of this fact.
The Bakerstown tunnel on the P. d
W. r. Z. fell in, Monday. and passengers
were obliged TO walk oyer the hill. A
large number Of Italians were put TO work
ct removing the obstruction.
The Pittsburg Dispatch Of last Frid ay
published IN alleged confession Of Mills
to Sheriff Brown, while being taken to the
penitentiary, but the Sheriff says there is
nothing In It.
AT the meeting Of Council Tuesday
evening II was decided to hereafter light
the town with the Arc electric lights at a
cost Of about 1900 year. The price ask
cd by the Gas Co. for continuing gas to
the torch lights put that method out Of
consideration.
Burgess 4cAboy did the teamsters q
good turn, Tuesday evening, hen he ad-
vocsted before Council, the repeal Of the
present license fee of $l2, and secured the
consent Of Coucil. The Change will be
made at the next meeting Of Council, and
In the meantime no licenses will be col
lected.
LAST Friday evening the members o.
the English Lutheran Church of th is
place extended reception to their new
pastor, Rev. Smith, which was very
pleasant affair. An address of welcome
was made to which Rev. Smith responded
in very graceful terms. Refreshments
were served by the ladies of the church.
The County Commissioners have re.
ceived the registration lists for the May
Registration under the new law. The reg
istration must be made during the month
Of Nay, and the Assessors should be quail
fed this month and be ready for their du
ties next
There are ct present 758 patients un.
der treatment ct the West Penn Hospita
ct Dixmont, though the building is design
cd for but $50. The institution is over
crowded and by resolution of the Execu
tive Committee, the Superintendent was
instructed TO refuse the the furt her admis
sion Of private patients.
There will be some new sidewalk laid
in Butler this summer. One contractor
tells rs that be already has orders for 3O,.
600 square feet Of stone. The stone comes
from Cleveland; 10 three inches thick an,
costs the contractors Is cents square foo
on the cara there There are several quar-
ries, and their owners have entered int
sn agreement and put up forfeit Of $1,000
each not to sell for less than Is cents.