Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-30


can of Butler county.
Over the land is the autumn haze;
D sly at eve comes the great, round
moon;
Silent and sweet are the country ways
In the golden days of October.
What are you kicking about to-dayf
The leaves will soon have their turn.
Before man has begun to think, a
woman has begun to talk.
"A comet is now visible in the eastern
sky in the early morning.
DIR. Redick is improving his store
building.
The main sewer for the eastern part of
town has been laid around the bridge pier.
You can see more of Butler, since the
trees have been clipped.
--"Russet shoes shone here" is q boot
blacks sign
j. G. Sarver has opened q meat mark
ct on Centre Ave. .. D.
-Hurrah for usl Corbett will fight
Mitchell.
The daily production of the Sugar
Trust is so, 900 bbls. of refined sugar.
The Pittsburg papers are complaining
of . plague of bedbugs.
Got new suitf Yes, my wife's dress
maker has sued me for her new dress!
Treat her coldly, give her ice cream
every night
-The,fast young man is now said to be
shape and pneumatic tired.
Our professors of whitewashing are
crowded with orders,
Since the rains of last week our farm |
ers have been seeding.
Teachers and scholars are down to
solid work.
A Georgia judge has decided that
mule is deadly weapon.
Since Thursday last this Is year num-
ber 1854, according to the Jewish calen- |
der.
Mr.. Newton Harvey of near Tarentum,
will sell his splendid farm, underlaid with
coal, at . bargain. See adv.
Did you hear the news from the
Noonf A large meteor or comet collided
with it last Tuesday evening.
Smoke prevention does not bother
most people half as much as the problem,
how to get something to smoke.
The right kind Of an amen always
means, ut shall be 80, and Pm willing to
stand my part of the expense"
The tender attachment between the
locomotive and the cars isn't always beau
tiful.
He looked SO awfully cheap when he
proposed that she couldn't resist the bar
gain.
Days and nights Of equal length, and
we are now heading for larger gas bills
and longer counting hours.
Last Monday night was very cool; and
q white frost covered everything next
morning.
H Il. Jackson will have public sale
of his household effects, next Tuesday, at
No. 118 Mifiin st.
Special excursion on the West Penn
this (Thursdsy), to Pittsburg Expo. Fare
$150, which includes admission to Expo.
Two druggists of Allegheny Co., have
gone to law over the right to use Father
Mollingers old prescriptions.
The taxpayer is glad to stand high in
the community, but he doesn't want to be
over-rated.
The vest pocket ticket will be scarce
under our new ballot system. Its occupa-
tion is gone.
An enormous quantity OF ground il
being excavated in grading W. Pearl ST.,
and it is being used for filling up lots aud
low places on the lower sire cts.
-Pickpockets abounded at all the coun-
ty Fairs this year. At Greenville last
Thursday fifteen people were touched" )"
one for $102.
-Pasteur, speaking of precautions
against cholera, says keep the stomach
warm" And all the Kentucky colonels
say, Amen.
j. A. Frank Co. are selling out their
entire stock Of drugs, medicines, toilet
articles, etc. at cost. See adv. in another
column.
Most Of the soldiers and others who
went to Washington last week, returned
to their homes, Friday evening. They
all enjoyed themselves.
The Prohibs warn people to get ont
Of the wet,-and advertise an open air
speech for Saturday evening on the Dia-
mond
There arc several little offsets along our
streets that are meaner than the big ones.
You don't notice them, and either stump
your toe or come down suddenly.