Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Soon will the gentle liar rise
Before the morning sun
Has taken of its nightgown red,
Its daily course to run,
And HE him forth to where he knows
There's soft and yielding sod:
And having dug the bait he needs,
Will take his fishing rod
And other things he wants for fish,
And go forth to try
If he can catch one big enough
SO he won't have to lie.
The farmers in this section consider
the present season early and promising.
The daffodils and trailing arbutus are
"getting move on" these days.
The orange and the lemon are bott
said to be fatal to the choler bacillus.
-Jagson says if most mems conscience'
should talk out loud they would be sued
for slander.
The men who would fish successfully
must bait his hook, even if he has to hook
his bait.
Parts of Franklin and Centre twps
were visited by terrific hail storm Satur
day evening.
Graham & Zimmerman will open theil
new drug store to-morrow-Eyerythine
new and sparkling.
Harmony is one of the busiest towns
in the county, and its people are cordial,
generous and enterprising.
The great railroad lines intend selling
tickets good to the World Fair by one
route and return by another.
w ith the advent of April the baseball
player will blossom along with the Other
flowers that bloom in the spring
j. W. Bortmas has opened a store on
Center Ave, where he has cut flowers
potted plants and other products Of his
greenhouses on sale.
Our correspondents will please remem
ber that their articles in order to secure
publication must be mailed so as to reach
us not later than Wednesday evening.
Isaac A. Hall, of Cherry twp, neal
Coaltown, will have a sale Of personal
property on Friday of next week, the 2lst
inst, beginning at o'clock p. IN,
The big Krupp gun, which is 81 feet
long, 6I feet thick, and which weighs
10000 pounds. passed through Pittsburg,
on its way to the Worlds Fair, Tuesday.
Rev. D. II. Laverty Of Baltimore, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church at Har-
risville on Sunday, May 2Sth, and will de-
liver the Memorial Grafton on the 3Oth.
There will be only small reduction
in the Worlds Fair railroad rates, but the
ties will be moved closer together as an in
ducement to pedestrian parties.
Charley Reeds boy, Harry, aged
twelve years left home about five weeks
sgo, and his parents can get no word of
him. He has relations in Harrisville and
New Castle.
1t has been found that a. ton Of air
dried pig weed contains as much phosphor
ic acid, twice as much nitrogen, and nearly
five times as much potash as a ton of or
dinary manure.
Persons who haYe their household
goods insured, and who have changed their
place of residence, should call on their in
surance agent and have the change noted
on the policy.
There is no better location for town il
the county than Zelienople, and some very
handsomebusiness houses and residences
have been built in it during the pas
few years.
Clara Morris. who played for the an
nual benefit of the Butler Lodge B. P O
Tuesday evening, was greeted with the
largest audience in the history of thu
Armory Opera House, and gave entir'
satisfaction.
The best clay out" of furniture eve
seen in Butler is that on the three floor
of Campbell d Templetons new store; an,
it lis as good an assortment as can be founC
in any furniture store in any neighborins
city.
I'm another column will be found the
ad. of J. l.. Brownlee, the importer and
breeder of pit games. Our readers viii
find him reliable man and his stock is o
the best. Send for his prices of stock anC
eggs.
John s. Jack has purchased the stool
periodicals., magazines, confectioner,
and tobacco and cigars from N. It. Weser
under the postoffice and proposes runnin,
first class stationery and cigar stand.
"The painful fashion of young married
couples having their photographs takel
with her cheek against his is now pre-
vailing to an alarming extent
Each of the two black tubes that eros
the street frounting the Hotel Yogele
contains nineteen insulated tclegrap
wires, and six more in another tube wi
soon be run across the street. The West
ern Union is to be kept open all night.
We call attention to the card of Th
W. 0. Hardman Art Co. Their Studio
or the ground floor, on Main St., opposit
Hotel Lowry, where there they have a
the latest and most approved appliance
known to the Art, and show some hant
some specimens of their work. Drop
see it.
The Citizens Gas Co., now have the
lines laid through the principal streets {
the west end of town, and have quite
number of consumers this month. TT
Huselton Block was the first block c
Main st. to make connections. The
furnish neat brass gas mixers for Soc
each
The Methodist Church will no doul
be crowded on Tuesday evening, Is ins
The occasion being free steropticc
lecture by Mr.. J. W. Leitch, of Pittsbur
There will be over 100 views, sixteen fe
square, aud rich treat will certainly |
enjoyed. Admission free. ColleetiC
for the cause of missions.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA. IT'S
"THE KIND THAT CURES.D