Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


Mature is nov producing green goods
April brides gov anxiously nervous
--Ieauty's spring coat is lined will
gaudy plaid satin.
-"Pfince's knot" is the ma me of the ap
proved fashionable scarf.
-Dandelion leaves are said to poses
sleep-produciDg qualities.
A small sized bunch Of asparagus from
Charleston costs so cents.
The Telautograph transmits fac
SMILES of written messages.
A new fabric for the "Loie Fuller
dress is nearly three yards and half wide.
1t is quite the latest fancy to appear
In gowns worn by ones maternal ancestors.
-Cut-glass has almost entirely supplant-
cd silver for articles of the toilet and table.
-Douthett & Graham's goods have ar
rived and the store will be open next week.
1t is Boston idea to write the weight
Of the bsby on the cards announcing its
birth.
The girl who declares she will not don
hoops will compromise on "crinoline
steels."
The Butler Whee, Co.'S Curio Show
opens in the Vogeley tobacco store corner
next Tuesday.
j. l.. McCleary sold his interest in the
Producers Torpedo Co. to W. A. Clark, of
this place.
Ten new names were added to the
membership of the English Lutheran
Church last Sunday.
leo. Renno, the marble cutter, is
building shop on the Kirkp atrick and
Reed lot on ~ Main street.
Geo. vogeley, the tobacconist will oc-
cupy the room on S. Main St. now oc-
cupied by Mike Buchle.
Don't look too closely at a dollar bill
A scientist found the gems of three dis
tinct diseases in one.
The Spring term of slipperyrock
Normal opened Monday. with about four
hundred students enrolled.
J. B. AcJunkin. Esq. bought the A.
7. Black building on s. Main St. at As
sghnees' sale, Saturday, for s3.075.
The school child rem of Butler ar en-
joying week of. They collected sII4OO
for the monument last week
The Western Union Telegraph Co. have
moved from the Bsldauf building to room
prep arsd for them in the vogely House
Yes it is very easy for girl to fall in
love with q man, but when she has to take
In washing To support him-ah, there's the
rubi
1T is only few days or weeks until
the patient husband will be compelled to
take his meals from TIE mantle while his
'1ordly" wife is clea ming house.
A candidate informs MS there is now
being erected a building at Sarvers Station
that will cover seven scres-Fred Acre and
bis family.
(which ofyour congregations is the
most regular, Doctor Z" was asked of the
head Of Q fashionable flock. ''The sexton,
undoubte dly," was the reply.
-Kitts inning Times: "a union revival
10 whore q sinner is Induced to start on his
way to Heaven and is allowed to take any
UNCONVENTIONAL road he choses"
April 11th is the date fixed for the ap-
psarance in Butler of Clara Morris, the
great emotional actress, for the third an
nual benefit Of the Butler r. o. Elks Char
ity Fund.
ON Tuesday afternoon an alarm of fire
was made aud the hose com panies i'm
medistely made al app earsnce, when
smoke was seen issuing from the roof OF
the Sheriff Scott house on north Main St.
Through the excellent work of the fire
department the damage was but slight.
Jim Hall, the pugilist, attempted tc
pummel cabman in front of the Hoffman
House, New York. Another cabby came to
the rescue and gave Hall a Fitzsimmons on
the jaw, knocking him down and cutting
bis face. That cabmsn is ow open for an
engagement to 20 on the stage.
Don't forget the Grand Concert under
the direction of Prof Davis, that is to be
given in the Opera House. next Wednes-
day evening. for the benefit of the Fire
mems Convention Fund. The admission
fee will be half dollar, and you viii get
its worth in music. besides helping the
most deserving organizations in the town
The following Butler county teachers
are noted in the last Worlds Fair list OF
the Pittsburg Times: Martha Corbett,
Petrolis; Lulu Dawson. Karns City; Z. H.
Elliott, Chicora; Maggie Montgomery.
Flick; Maggie McLure. Zelienople; Madge
Shria, West Sunbnry; Hattie Tinker, Coal
town; G P. W eigle Prospect; and Alma
Wilson, Eau Clair.
-Seanor bought but four horses in But
ler last Saturday. but at Sunbury Monday
he bought quite number. and among
them, splendid team Of sorrels, which be
got from Hockenberry and Sanderson. and
for which he paid sl67 0 and $40 90. He
also bought team Of handsome greys
from Phillip Stoo ps Of Concord twp, and
% other good horses.
A prominent physician says that the
average cook is absolutely ignorant Of san
itary cause and effect. aud the kitchen pro
cesses are sources of illness more often
tnan imagined by placing milk, Jelly,
butter and other absorbents in the open ain
without covering them up. II a medical
man wants to secure organisms for investi.
CATION he will expose Relatine to the air
where malignant germs are confined. and
she gelratine quickly attracts and holds
them. which is the same thing that the
food win do.
USE DA MAS SARSAPARILIA ,rs
"THEIND THAT CURES