Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31
A lsree number Of auditors from all


parts of schuylkill county met at shenan-
dosh to discuss the Baker ballot Law. As
no stated remuneration is mentioned Tor
their labors under the new law it was de-
cided to charge the commissioner SIS for
each poll. A resolution was adopted to
notify all auditors throughout the state to
charge similar price.
The Spring terms of school in Oak
land twp. are progressing admirably under
the supervisor of the following teachers:
Miss Emma Hutchison. No. /; Mr.. Moore,
No. 2; Mr.. Cochran, No. 3; Mr.. E. Trout
man, No. a; Miss Maggie McCarrier, No. 5;
Miss Nettie Robertson, No. 6 The
directors retained teachers Nos. 2, and
who are very competent teachers. r.
Communion services in South Side
Reformed Church next Sunday A. N. at IL
O'Clock. Twilight meeting at 6 P. n. and
special service of song, Bible readings, DC
at 7:30. Evening service during the week
beginning with Wednesday at 7:30. Also
Good Friday morning at 1910. Preparatory
service, bsptisms. and reception OF new
members Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
Taken altogether. the pictures OF the
Worlds Fair which appear from week to
week in Harper's Teekly will comprise
complete illustrated history of the great
national enterprise. In the number to be
published March 29th views will be given
OF the United States Corner at the exposi
tion, and Of the Idaho State Building,
each accompanied By an interesting de-
scriptivc article.
The time of yeor will soon be here
when the auditors Of the several boroughs
and townships will make out the financial
statement for the past year. The tax
payers should not be compelled to stand
out in the cold and read these statements
from notices posted on trees or fences. The
statements should be published IN the
newspapers, SO that the people can sit |
down in their homes and read and digest |
the financial affairs Of their districts at J
their leisure.
According to an act Of Assembly OIL
1883 there is no established fence. Every
farmer is required to fence in his own
stock and he may use any style of fence |
be chooses-posts and boards, posts and |
wire. rails or stones, or stumps for that |
matter. The law does not prescribe the |
style of fence to be built along the public
road and if cattle escape from their inclos-
ures and trespass on fields along public |
roads not inclosed by fences the owner of
the cattle is responsible for any damage |
they may do. The law may be briefly |
summed up in this way: Fence in your
own stock and let your neighbor do the
same or pay the penalty. You are not re-
quired to maintain fence for any other
purpose than to enclose stock.
Tuesday of this week was opening day
for the Spring Term Of Sunbury Academy,
and az noon of that day 223 students were |
enrolled, and as many more were expected. |
Two stories of the new recitation hall |
are NJ, and when completed it will be bne
Of the handsomest school buildings in the
state.
Some of the citizens are making an effort
to secure an electric car line from the town
to the nearest railroad station, thing that
would be a great convenience to both
students and citizens, though they now (
have good hack service.
The school itself under the direction of
Prof. Maltby and his able assistants is
uceting with unparalleled success, and its
sme ia spreading far and wide.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"