Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
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Southern strawberries are in the city
markets.
John N. Reed has purchased the news
paper agency in the City Pharmacy.
Campbell & Templeton offer some fine
dishes at cost this week.
1t is generally the man of loose char
acter wLo gets tight.
H. Seanor will be in Butler in few
weeks for the purpose of buying horses.
The prettiest adornment of farm is a
house full of lovely children.
According to the Star leading ques-
tion in Meadville is "Been Sheriffed yeti"
Friday morning last the mercury stood
ut zero and the fog indicated warmer
weather.
The Cunningham House" owned by
Smith Bros. will be ready for business
shortly.
The new United Presbyterian Church
Of Butler will be dedicated on Thursday
the 22d.
AT party it very amusing to SEQ peo-
pie try to laugh when they have nothing
to laugh at.
We believe there is an opening in But
l6I IOE u kDOu bbOk uLnoCA-OhO WhO Aa
do good work at reasonable prices.
A Pearl street man always eats a
whole pie before retiring. It's no wonder
he Is crusty when he gets up in the morn
ing.
Tho grounding saw his shadow Fri
day-if he was our-and consequently we
will have cold weather for six weeks from
that date, If it doesn't get warmer.
-Nine-tenths of the ills we fear are i'm
sginsry, and arise from bilious and ner-
vous temperament, so says learned doc
tor. Bilious persons had better make
note Of this.
Tho firm of Faulkner 81 Witte Of Sar-
vers Station has been dissolved, Mr.. Faulk-
ner retiring. The business will be con-
tinusd by Mr.. witte. as per notice in an
other place.
The firm of Kirkpatrick q Reed, ,grocers,
was dissolved by mutual consent on Thurs
day Of last week. Mr.. Reed 10 the retiring
member, and he wishes us to thank his
friends for their patronage In the past. and
bsspesk their good will and continued
patronage for Mr.. Kirkpatrick in the
future.
Tho Public Library and the womans'
Industrial Exchange of Butler, will have
m opening on Friday and Saturday, Feb.
10Th and 17th, at 120 West jefferson st.,
10 which the public is cordially invited
and will be made welcome by the ladies OF
the association
I'm view of the fact that w. d. Cham
berlair OF the "Ohio Farmer" has consent
I'd to be present at the Farmer % Institute,
to be held At Centrsville in March; the
dates Of the meeting have been changed
from March 1st and I'd, to Tuesday and
Wednesday. March 9th and 7th. Pro-
grsmues will be out next week..
An item in our paper last week, copied
from New Castle paper, did, a. we are
reliably informed, injustice to Rev. Nc
Cleaster. At an informal meeting of his
congregation, on Dec Both, fourteen ofthe
twenty seven present voted for chan ge
of pastors, and thirteen against it; but at a
subsequent meeting the same question was
again raised and sixty three voted for Mr..
McCleasters retention aud but two Tor his
removal. At q meeting OF the Presbytery
Jan. 18th, Mr.. McCleaster was released
from the charge.
AT the meeting Of the G. A. r. Post OF
Butler last Friday night the bound vol
umes of the official history of the war,
published by the National Government,
were presented to the post by Mr.. W. II.
Ritter. Newton Black, Esq, made the
presentation speech. and Capt. Fleeger re-
sponded for the Post. Mr.. Fleeger said
that the dearest thing to the old soldier
was his honor, and to him nothing afforded
90 much pleasure ss to read of the days
when answering 10 the call OF patriotism
the boys Of 81 had gone down to war to
battle for their country. Their life on the
battle fields formed the basis of the grand
history, which had just been presented tt
the Post. On behalf OF the Post he &C.
cepted the gift, and returned the heartiesi
thanks Of the I'D soldiers t. the donor
Then came social session in which thu
veterans and their guests enjoyed the good
things prepared for them by Mr.. Richey
and otherwise had very pleasant
evening.
Great Music Offer.
Send us the names and addresses of thre,
or more performers on the piano OF organ
together with eight cents In postage ant
We will mail you one copy Popular Musi'
Monthly, containing ten pieces full sbee
music, consisting Of popular songs, walIzes
marches, etc., arranged for the piano ant
organ. Address: Popular Music Monthly
Indianapolis, Ind
Horses and Mares Wanted.
The undersigned will be at tn,
Wick barn, West Sunbury, on Thurs
day, February Is. 1894. and a
Bickel & Kennedy's livery barn, il
Butler. on Friday, February l6. t.
boy good. fat, sound Horses ant
Maraa from fnur IN fan vaaru old a M