Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-10-07

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H, found a girl who could not talk,
And wanted her to we'd
Mi though she couldn't say word
she gently shook her head.
ice Wednesday night.
Pumpkin pies are ripe
The red necktis has fiickered.
-Pheasants esn now be legally murder
cd.
-Fifty cent pill is bitter pill for the
producers.
County Sup't Mccullough has received
his teachers blanks and school laws.
Farmers are busy getting in their po-
tatoes and threshing their buckwheat
Don't forget the Haywood Celebrities
at the Opera House tomorrow evening
-Yom Kippur was observed by some OF
our storekeepers last Saturday, until
Pm
The greatest triumph OF mind oyer
matter is when man knows enough to
mind his own business
s-Qct. 18th, next Thursday, is the day
Axed for the ODD Fellows reunion and
parade in Butler.
DIR. Stewart of Philadelphia, has dis
covered that hydronapthol is prompt and
sure death TO the cholers miorobe.
If you want to vote in November you
must pay your taxes before Saturday
Don't forget this.
Some Of the Collectors will be at the
polling places to o-morrow to receive poll
taxes. he is not there hunt him up and
pay your tax.
Some odd marriage licenses were TAX
an out this week. A man of IS took ont
license to marry woman of f6, and an
other Of AZ license to marry woman of
so.
.-ynhn Y. Patterson, the clothier, is
Row occupying his handsome new store
goom, which is one-hundred and forty
eight feet long, and is lighted by twenty
four electric lights
The people Of Pittsburg are consider
ing the expendency of daming Indian
creek in Rsyetto county, apd conducting
water from it to the city. The estimated
cost is tw enty millions.
--Now's the time to take drive out in
to the country. The roads are fne, the
air exhilarating, and the foliage is begin
ming here and there hang out its banner of
crimson and gold
Nothing was said at Council meeting
Tuesday evening, about the immense frame
building that Duffy is erecting on his lots
adjoining the livery stables on W. Jeffer-
son street, though it is within the fire
limit
-On Dedication day of the Worlds Fair
the avaricious livery keepers Of Chicago
propose to charge $22 for q team and driver
to cover distance which requires only
one hour in going and one hour in return
ing.
81 like these stockings very much,"
remarked fair shopper, "but don't you
think they are tife highq" And the
green young clerk blushed as he remarked
that they only came little above the
knee.
The M. e. Conference in session at
Blalrsville, Monday, returned Rev. s. NJ.
Bell to Butler. A. L. Petty Of Beaver, Pa,
is presiding elder; @. Z. Bollinger was as
signed to Brownsville; A. b. Tannehill to
Ekastown; D. J. Davis to Freeport; J. ].
DAVIS to Harmony; ]. B. Risk to Pros
pect and W. Medley to Salem and Mars.
When, as happened in New Jersey, a
benevolent housewife gives food and lodg-
ing to poor woman and is repaid by hav-
ing her little ones strangled to death by
the maniac, why wonder at the rarity of
human charityf The deserving poor who
stay where they are known seldom suffer.
Those who apply to strangers must ex,
pect to be treated with suspicion.
The Postmaster General has decided
to issue what will be known as the Colum-
bian series of postage stamps. The stamps
will be Of the same width as the present
series, but twice as long, the increased
size being thought necessary in order to
properly display the illustrations. They
are intended to commemorate the discOv-
cry of America by Columbus. 1t is expect
ed that the entire series will be put
on sale January l., 1898, and next year
will entirely supersede the present series.
REV. Bennett, the kansas Cyclone"
spoke in the Opera House last Saturday
night in favor of Prohibition and the Pro-
hibition party, and next day preached in
the " p. and Presbyterian churches In his
speech against the traffic in intoxicating
liquors he used about the same arguments
that every body used here year or two
ago, during the campaign for the
Rrohibitory Amendment, and he made
good speech on that question, but he
knows little or nothing of the tariff and
labor questions, both Of which he brings in.
The construction Of the Campbell q
Templeton building on s. Main St. was
delayed by the strike at Homestead.
The firm put in their order for their iron
beams. two of which are to be I2x20 inch
es, and 35 feet long, last May, and would
have had them long ago, had rot the strike
occurred. The Homestead mill is the only
6hs in the country that makes 2O-inch
beams, and all the other iron mills of this
country are crowded with orders. Since
this item was put in type the beams have
arrived here and work is being done on
the building. .
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,'.yhe campaign deepens, on with whoop,
Ye who rush to glory, or the SOUP"