Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-04-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Notice.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Notice.
"A few hens will be taken at this ofic
in exchange for subscription. Hens mus
be young and in good condition. Also |
few "clucking" hons for setting. A goo'
price will be paid.
-'In shop she sees dainty hat,
She fessts her eyes upon it,
And every night she's dreaming cow
OF that sweet Easter bonnet"
Civil Court next week.
--Spsllbound-the dictionary.
"A see- -serpent-The m-jammer.
Go. e is sprucing up for their World'i
Fair trip.
This thing of moving is not what if'
cracked up to be.
The smuggler is person who is al
ways trying to do his duty.
Tho garjen spade has the same Ole
bsckache in it % in years past.
u. B. Caller, marble cutter, of Pros
pect, has moved to Millerstown.
All the exhibits of the Worlds Fail
viii be put in place this month.
Tho whip and profanity are poor sub
stitutes for oats and road improvement.
-Colored and bsjsweled table glass is
pushing to the front rank of favoriteism.
Tho gentle sex is now developing q
violent passion for buckles o. ornaments.
And now it is reported in druggists
weekly that the paraIdehyde habit is
spreading.
The bsst-posted tsilors says that the
psg-top trousers are soon destined to be in
fashion again.
-Nessrs Berkimer d Taylor now fur
nish flowers for weddings and parties. as
well a. funerals.
-Nessrs Norris d Dickey, cigar makers,
have opened cigar factory and store at
No. 323 8. Main st.
-Gov. Psttlson has issued his procla-
nation designating April 18th and 10th as
Arbor Days.
-Lsdies' stockings grow. longer and
longer, so 9 journal devoted to the hoSiery
trade says.
A reception will be rendered the W.
and J. Students by the Sterling Club after
the concert.
Shoes Of green bronzed leather have
appeared for mon, and the fool killer is
loading his gun IN consequence.
Tho Philomathsan Literary Society of
Six Points closed its present term Friday
evening with public exhibition.
IT. A. Morrison displayed, this week, q
very handsome Azalea, and has fresh cut
flowers and potted plants of all kinds.
-Eeorge vogeley is now doing business
in his new stand, formerly occupied by
Nike Buchle as barber shop.
John Richey now has g handsome ice
wagon and delivers spring water ice to all
parts Of town. See his card.
Mrs. Scrubbs-"The cook says that
the new butcher sends wretched beef.'
Scrubbs-'fYss; noticed she roasted it."
White and pink ice cream roses with
genuine stems and leaves are Q charming
novelty for ladies' luncheon parties.
The man who cannot read is Q great
catch for jury trial The lawyer or the
defence can make up the mans mind for
him.
For horse or sale bills of any ::descrip-
ton give the CITIZEN call. We have q
large stock of outs and can give satisfac-
tion In every particular.
Those candidates who attended the
last three public sales in Fairview twp,
viii forever rest under the impression that
It rains there ever way.
Tho remainder of the old Rockenstein
building is being torn down by the Reiber
brothers, who intend putting up Q three
story business house.
1T lie expected that several theatre
parties from Hillerstown and Petrolia will
attend the concert given by the W. and J.
students Saturday evening.
There are few fools left who rip over on
paved streets at lightning gait, after
dark, and who will continue to do so till
they get into trouble.
Our Millinery dealers have received
their Spring stocks. Their cards appear
in this paper, and their show-windows are
to the ladies, visions of fairy land.
IN. ]. Ruan and others of Pittsburg,
are building rig on the Simeon Nixon
farm in Penn twp. The Young brothers
we'll on the Burton will soon de completed
Seats for the Banjo, Mandolin ant
Guitar CLUB concert to be given Saturday
evening, are now on rale at Heinemans.
Prices are rs and so cents.
-Ah our citizens are requested to gath
u mp their old tin cans and other garbage
pun it in boxes and barrels and be ready
for the garbage wagons, which will be ar
ound next Monday.
Tho City Pharmacy expects to oper
about the 18th with full stock of drugs,
medicines, etc., in the building vacated by
Frank Bros. Nessrs. Zimmerman ant
Graham are the proprietors.
Mr.. John Burr, of Connoquenessins
twp, near Lockwood Pump Station, has
loom. and weaves rag carpets promptly
and at reasonable prices. His P. o. ad
dress is Connoquenessing.
The brick dwelling house of Jas. Nc
Gribben, in Aiddlesex twp, neaI Glad
Mills, was totally destroyed BY fire OF
Monday evening. The family were al
away from home at the time. There wa
no insurance. Everything in the hous
was burned, including the family clothin,