Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-10

SHOULD READ "THE ADVENTURES Oh
TAD." OPENING CHAPTERS In THIS
PAPER.
A Weather report-thunder.
Grover went in like Lion.
The VETERANS of Homestead were in
it, last Saturday.
1t il surprising to read in hardware
journal that the razor business is very dull
The man who dances every dance i
always regarded as good party man.
Aggressive cigarette legislation has
produced "pony cigars, bound in paper
The wild geese are going north early
this year. A large flock went over Butler
last Friday morning.
First Postmaster-"When do you pro-
pose to get outf' Second Postmaster
"Not till I'm axed."
The "circlst bonnet the newest
Easter conceit, looks like tigtt-ftting
halo.
The very latest thing in swagger gems
is the green garnet which comes from the
Ural mountains.
The opening chapters of the "Ad-
ventures OF Tad" q story for boys, will be
found in this paper.
Constable Parker, of Buffalo twp, lost
fine mare by spasmodic collie few days
ago.
1T il wrong to "hold Spite" That il
why so many men hurl it at the other fel-
low.
The long distance telephone is quite
certain to cut into the business of the tele-
graph in this country.
One ofthe odd things about prize fight
is that it is the man who il knocked out
who il still in the rlng.
"A truly terrifying rumor to the effect
that "spring bottom pants are to reappeaI
has carried CONSERVATION into dudedom.
THAT was q bitter disappointment,
as little Johnny Waggles remarked when
. plain quinine pill was substituted for his
usual sugar coated one.
The reported death of NJ. P. Hafele
q member of Co. e. was mistake. Hafele
took sick st Washington, but came home
with the company, Monday.
-"T hear Dubblestar was in that railroad
smashup. Did he receive damagesf''
'rweu, rather. He had both legs broken and
HIS collarbone dislocated."
"A "sissy" young man who gives teas,
recently discharged servant for ignor-
andy serving chocolate spoon with tea
cup.
college boys are not all artists, but
they most all do more or less painting,
and they devote themselves principally to
symphonies in red.
III. Seanor ships more horses from But
ler than any other dealer who comes to
Butler. He shipped forty head Tuesday
He win be back here about the Ist of April.
Sewing classes are the favorite Lent
On amusements. Ladies who attend them
start some piece of sewing and after few
dozen stitches send the piece to the seam
stress to be finished.
-Nessrs. Edmunson d Son of Prospect
wish to dispose of their furniture store and
undertaking business. They have no oppo-
sition there. See their card in anoth er
place.
The Butler Wheel Club will give a
Curio and Art exhibition in the Cleland
building, now occupied by the Vogeley
tobacco store about April 1st.
The Democratic County COMMITTEES
net in Butler Monday, and fixed Saturday
June Sd, as the day for their primaries;
and the new rules are to be submitted to
the popular vote.
Spring opens on the 21st, Inst. A neigh
boring editor who made the mistake OF
opening it on Feb. 21st. refuses to take il
back. ut will have to go for '93, " he says;
"our readers will thus secure an additional
month Of spring weather"
Mr.. A. G. Rankin, of Glenield, Indiana
county, Pa, closed remarkable series oi
temperance lectures here, Friday evening.
He had immense audiences every evening,
and during the week $50 people signed the
pledge.
-weatherwise people say there will IL
an early spring and we can but hope their
predictions will come true.--We have had
. long and very cold winter and change
to more mild and settled weather will be
most acceptable.
Company e left Butler last Thursday
afternoon in their special car, q sleeper
A picture was taken of the company al
1t stood on the Court House steps and the1
they marched to the depot, where large
number Of people had congregated to SEE
them of. The car reached Washington
the next morning and the boys spent th,
day sight seeing. They ''did" the Capito
and the Monument, and the department
buildings and took general look at the
city, the next day, Saturday, they formed
ct the car, which was sidetracked at the
crossing ofN. Y. ave. and the b. a. o. r. r.
and marched to the White House where
they met the other companies Of the 18th
regiment, which were quartered in the
War, State and Navy building and formed
with them and marched to East Capitol
street. where they stood in the snow and
wind for several hours, and saw nothing Of
thsinaugural proceedings. Then they mached
past three reviewing stands, and to Their
car, having been on their feet about eieh,
hours. Sunday was spent in resting and
sight seeing, and they left Washington tha,
night and reached Butler, Monday after.
noon.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"