Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-28

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When ever rything was still.
We dreamed that each subscriber
Came in en ! paid his bill.
Apple blossoms are now the approved
bridal boquets.
Uncle Sam threatens to knock the stuff
fing ont of tt rkey.
Columbian hosiery has patriotic en-
belms worked midway.
The man who is taken in at the shell
game is apt to be a clam.
An exchange remarks that the Lib
erty Bell is the reigning belle.
Alb. Stein comprehended the situation
when he got up that Umbrella Window.
In all letters and invitations figures
are all written out, except the house mum
Der.
The run on BARRIERS is increasing. The
crop Of winter whiskers has to be harvest
ed.
Death by lock- jaw is very appropri
ate ending for a man struck by a bolt OF
lightning.
Steady and reliable as they are, the
hands of the chronometer are regular
FOUNDERS.
1t is not surprising to see mans S rep
utation growing scaly when he drinks
like o fish.
Rev. Minch, of Philadelphia, vii
preach in the Baptist Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
The hot house peach crop has Lot
failed, but man who bought enough for
large dinner party did.
The wheel crop in this county never
looked better and the prospects for an
abundant crop are bright
Both the Connoquenessing and Slip
peryrock were over their banks last week,
the result of the heavy rains.
Mr.. J. W. Groom, formerly of Parker
twp, now has o blacksmith and wagon
making shop at Mars, and is doing good
business.
The Congregation of the Church of
God have purchased lot on Second ST.,
Institute Hill, and intend erecting Church
this Spring.
One of the leading questions now at
Pittsburg is whether it will be il
legal after while to live in that city on
Sunday.-Bliz-ard
j. P. Roe will deliver his lecture on the
war in the South Side Reformed Church
this Thursday evening, also tomorrow
evening. Admission 25 cents.
oh, yes, there's something to be said
on both sides; but that something must
not be written on both sides when one is
preparing copy for the printer.
1t is now mans privilege in this
State to swear before lady-that is, in
legal manner. Women are now eligi
BILE to the Office of Notary Public.
What have you done this SPRING to
make your town more attractive or m ore
healthfulf Isn't there somewhere an
hours work for just such hands as yours.
See to it.
A fonr days race meeting will be ri ven
on Miller g. Sibley's "kite" track at Mead
vile, beginning July 4th and ending July
7th, and the purses for the four days will
aggregate $1,000.
While warning its readers to clean up
their back yards the Franklinville Chron-
icle says: "a vast amount of 'visitations
Of Providence can be removed with a
shovel and whellbarrow.
On Friday, last, Gov. Pattison pardon
cd Geo. B. DeHaven, of this place. He
had been sentenced at the December
Court to the workhouse for one year, hav-
ing been found guilty of assault
Il. w. zdyer the photographer, pur-
shased the Sperber Gallery, at 90, Fifth
Ave-, Pittsburg, for $4,000, and has taken
possession of it. He will continue to live
in Butler and operate his Gallery here.
The P. & W. R. r. is doing an i'm
mense freight business. A man
who lately moved to Mars says he lay
awake the other night and counted one
hundred and five freight trains passing.
"A well known physician says that
people who eat no meat, as rule. have
less nervous and muscular endurance than
meat-eaters. "It is useless" he says,
to deny that the ruling people are meat
eating.
The Downey Brothers of Pittsburg,
have erected large buildingsat Downeyville
in Adams twp, and intend removing their
Pump Works to them. The buildings art
located along the P. q W. r. r., between
Mars and Valencia.
-McDowell's Steam Laundry is one O
the busiest industrial institution in Butler
The washing, drying and ironing is don,
by steam, and as dozen persons are KEEP
actively engaged the amount of busines
done can be guessed at.
1t is not altogether certain that th
N. G. P, will attend the Worlds Fair
The Philadelphia Times reports Adj
Gen. Greenland as saying that no de
cision had been arrived at and no invi
tation had yet been received.
"A meeting will be held, this, Frida
evening, in Seneca Hall, of persons intel
ested in making Park of the Diamon
Square opposite the Court House. Thi
could be made beautiful little park an
all interested in the matter should atten
the meeting.
On Monday evening brass band wa
organized in Butler as follows; W.
liegler, leader; B. Kemper, Jr., Prei
eugene Morrison, Sec; Gus Wicgenhager
Treas; Daniel McCurdy, Librarian, an
the following members. Jos. and l..
Nigele, Louis vogeley, J. A. Wise, i
Niggle, Jos. and John Wagner. Leo
Dondag, John Berries. NJ. L. wiegenbas
en- and John Shanor.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA. IT'S
THE KIND THAT CURES.o