Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-07-14

Martincourt Il Co.'S Buggies.
Norg-All advertisers intending to make
canges in their ada should notify us Of
their intending It. 10 so, not later than
Monday morning.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Keep right along cleaning up youl
premises.
That is a wise woman who can smile
at an insult and never see it.
Some of the pensioners were lately
paid in gold.
All the Butler dry goods merchants
now close their stores at 6 p. m, and will
continue to do so till September.
Some men go fishing to get fish, and
some don't; those that don't generally get
what they go for
The man who thinks he's smart by GO
ing from home to buy everything he needs,
gets "stuck" half the time.
Some of our correspondents send in
their news too late to insure insertion the
same week.
"A sneeze is said to be the sign of good
health and luck Sick persons never
sneeze, it is said.
The date of the reunion of the 18th
Reg. has been changed from the 3lst to
the 25th of August
A man named John Hart was found
dead in the woods near Millerstown last
Sunday week.
considerable hay has been cut, and
some grain. The hay crop is good but
not q full one. The wheat crop is very
good.
The P. S. d L. E. r. R. has issued
very attractive souvenir of Conneaut Lake,
which now rivals Chautauqua as a SUNNI r
resort.
The sale of the Bradys Bend Iron Co.'S
works, advertised for July Sd, has been
postponed till Aug. 1st, at 3 pm. at the
Court House in Kittanning.
Last week was pay week at the PEN
sion office in Pittsburg, and about hun
dred old pensioners found that they had
been suspended" when they called for
their money.
A Butler mathematical sharp figures
ont the answer to the Courier problem,
published on our 4th page, some weeks ago
to be las plus. That is that the Courier
rode little better than sixty and three
tenths miles.
Week before last FL. A. Moorhead won
race at Ridgway with his pacing horse
Mac, and at Bradford last week he won
his race and got mark of 2:1si, the fast
est mile ever made by Butler county
horse.
The monthly meeting of the Luther
League of the English Lutheran Church of
this place will be held in the church this,
Friday, evening. A number of magic
lantern scenes Of Biblical and secular his
tory will contribute to the entertainment
of the evening.
The conference between the iron man
ufacturers and the iron workers which had
been in session for several days, adjourned
on Saturday without coming to a definite
agreement, but an agreement had been
reached, it is said. reducing the price of
pudding, the basis, from $3.50 to $500 q
ton, carrying with it several other reduc-
tioLs
Prof F. W. Magee, who bas been
Principal OF the Prospect Normal and
Classical Academy for the past seven
years, has retired from the same and will
ba succeeded by Prof. G. l. Wilson of
Prospect Owing to the death in Law
renee county of the father of Prof. Magee
he will return to that county for time to
attend to some business. The Prof will
be missed by our people here who regret
that he leaves us. While here he took an
active part in all educational matters and
was much respected by all who knew his
worth.
AT the meeting OF the Town Council
last Thursday evening, Policeman Skill
mans salary was increased TO $50 month;
the heirs of VIM. Vogeley were allowed
$40 damages for the main sewer passing
through their property and G. Duffy $125;
Il. I. Hughes was allowed three-months
order for $l239. 70 on the Race street sew
er; the Council will purchase the Ziegler
avenne lot for 1915 for the Springdale Hose
house; the Board of Health resigned and a
new board consisting of Messrs Alexander,
Bell, Gibson and Fowser was appointed;
J. Moo. Smith was offered SIS to settle;
some bills were approved and Counail ad-
journed. The viewers have since given
Mr.. Smith $l1O damages.
One hundred and thirty five citizens OF
Clarion and vicinity passed through Butler
few days ago on their way to the Worlds
FAIR The crowd included quite num-
Der OF Normal School students in charge of
Professors Davis and English The P. d
w. t. t. gave them the round trip for $12
and assured their accommodation by add
ing several extra cars, including two extra
sleepers, to the Chicago express which
passes Gallery at pm. and arrives at Chi
cago at O'Clock, next morning-or, if you
wish to 90 directly to the Fair, as this
crowd did, you change cars at the Rock
Island Junction near the city and arrive
there about the same time. The extra
cars, that day, made a vast train that re-
quired two engines to pull to Akron, O.,
where the train was divided.
Mr.. s. H. Conkln writes from Mt. Car
mel, Conn.
Enclosed please find check for your
bills of May I'd and 18th. 1 repeat the
qualification [ expressed before as to the
convenience, the economy, and the real
artistic beauty the National Lead Com
pany's Pure White Lead Tinting Colo
have proved to me in using them. 1t
would seem as if the old way of trying to
produce the desired shade Of color by mix
ing many colors together with much labor
and guess-work must be abandoned in fav-
or OF your economical, sure and easy meth
cd. MY painters wish to introduce their
use in an adjoining town, and want a coup
10 OF your books as guides"
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