Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-07-22

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IL new shaped envelope is sealed b.
the p..stngo stamp.
A genuine Irish village will be repre-
scented at the Worlds Fair.
An effort win be made to organize tn
Peoples Party in this county this evening
The Presbyterian Picnic was largel!
attended and was very enjoyable affair
Toe boys ct Camp Black call hard
tack stomach timber, and they are get
ting swfully tired Of 1t.
Subscriptions to the combined CIrIzEi
and T15xne are coming in freely, ant
We will forward our first list next week.
-Grieb b Lamb are having plate glass
front put in their store-room on N. lsir
st.
"A town in n souri Of 1,700 inhabi.
tsnts is said to h. . over 5000 dogs. Nics
town in which to dwell.
1T is proposed by means of RATS Of
poutoons to feat the heaviest ships oyel
the shallow places Of canals.
"A Florida boy IL making map Of hi
State, each county being separate piect
Of native wood, for the Worlds Fair.
The only thing that is more remarka-
BE than the way gold uses up vhiskey Ia
the way whiskey uses up gold.
About Eve hundred people went up to
Connsaut Lake, Wednesday, the occasion
being the G. N. B. A. picnic.
III you want to please . man, catch
him In . crowd and ask him some question
that he u smart about.
Peaches viii be away up in price this
year. Tho crop IL pretty near failure in
Delaware this season.
1T il . little early to open the next pri-
mary campaign The candidates who start
out now viii have long fight.
The rear end Of J. N. Patterson's new
building was completed few days ago,
and John has moved his stock into 1t.
---Nr. y. W. Limberg, whose stand ia
ct corner Main and North Sts., is now
supplying an article of ice cream that for
favor and parity cannot be excelled.
-Rinsing the mouth with strong coffee
tits ssid. will remove the disdgreesbls Of
1scts Of eating onions. Burning sulphur
in the mouth viii help some to.
IS. B. Nartincourt d Co., jobbers in
wagons, carriages, horss-blankets, etc.,
nov have two men on the road and are
rapidly increasing their business.
The J. n. Lysle Camp No. 2. 8. Of v.
ofAlIsghsny have been in camp st Slip
psryrock Park since wednesdsy and will
stay there till Saturday . week.
The finest raspberriss We have seen
this year, were from the Pesrce Bros nur-
ssry. They were Of the variety known a.
the Colossal, and they were true to their
name.
Tho q. p. Church room Of this town
was crowded, Thursday evening to see
Miss Emma D. Anderson's pictures Of In.
die and its people, and hear her interesting
description of them.
Tho sale Of the Hays property in Mid
dlessx twp, ". A. Sloan, admir-. has been
adjourned till Sept. Sd, st ! p. n. There
ere fifteen acres Of good white-oak timber
on the place.
"A Massachusetts man has invented
recording devise for scales. Upon roller
10 placed psioe Of paper. upon which
marker records the weighings ofthe scales
= desired.
Recently . man named Cowels, Of
Bsloit, Wis, gave his wife, on the occa-
sion Of her S7th birthday. coffin that he
had made himself The gentle partner Of
his life journey sccomodatingly took tho
hint and died, thus utilizing the timely
gin Of Affection.
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There arc some beautiful groves in the
outskirts Of Butler, groves with stream
Of spring water running through them-sny.
one of which could easily befurther beauti
fed and provided with pond. With each
recurring summer We are yanked of to
picnic grounds miles away, and why moi
have Que near town.
AT the meeting Of the Council, Tues
day evening, the Sewer Committee wa
authorised to employ an inspector or 70
pairman, permanently 1t about $40 pc
month, which means another fixed charge
Of about $500 on the borough for o MAJ
who will have very little to do.
The Clerks Social Club viii hold Il.
dxth annual picnic ct Slipperyrock Parl
next Tuesday week, August d., trsinl
will leave the p. q w. depot at and
1880, A. n. and l:3o and P. NJ, and re-
turning, leaving tho Park at 2, s, $50 and
II, p. n. Fare for round trip 40 cents.
For more than 1000 years, q dressed
stone containing IL, ,922 cubic feet-beina
II by 10 feet in size-has rested on pillar,
In . quarry at Bsalbec, In Syria. It wa,
intended for the foundations Of the temple
OF the sun, . mile or more distant, te
which four stones nearly a. large were act.
uslly tsnsportsd.