Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-09-13

Administrators and Executors OF estate
can secure their receipt books at the CITl
zEx office.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Much shorter days.
The new moon was wet one.
The woods are full of nimrods.
The old two cent pieces are becoming
scarce.
Golden rod announces the approach of
autumn.
Now is the time to plant your fall ad-
vertisements.
Grapes should be eaten without sWal-
lowing the seeds.
Pay the printer, and then thank your :
self for being generous.
The Junction bali club OF Allegheny
PLAYS here FRIDAY and Sasurday.
Butler is to be made bigger, that IL,
its boundry lines are to be extended.
Several European journals are now
printed on paper of American make.
A train on the West Penn lately cus
mail pouch IN two, and scattered its con-
tents.
A Louisville man was bitten by Q
rattlesnake the other day, and strange 70
say II was the snake that died.
There will be q meeting ofthe 1t. L.
On Friday, Sept. 14th at the W. G. I. U.
rooms on w. Jefferson street at p. M.
Two members of the New Castle coun-
Gil are charged with wrongdoing in Office
by the Courant.
Attention is called to the locals Of
Davenny, one of the leaders in dry goods
and millinery in Butler.
Its poor sort Of school boy who
never resolves to lick the teacher when he
gets "growed up"
When a woman refuses to turn around
In church TO look at another w0man's bon
net, il Ia sure sign that she has relig
ion.
The First Ward, Good Will and Mark
ham fire compenies will leave on Monday
for Norristown, where the State Fireman.
Convention meets.
The miners at Coaltown and Come rso
went to work last Thursday. They went
in at S. cents, and are to be paid for bot
toms and turning rooms.
Ladies who are quaint enough in taste
TO enjoy looking at hats and millinery
trimmings should spend few minutes in
front Of Pspe's. Their windows are nov
beautifully trimmed.
The man who promised to come around
after harvest and settle his back subscrip-
tion will receive a cordial reception now
that harvest is over and summers almost
gone.
The water question has been brought
before the people Of many different citieI
by the recent drouth. Philadelphia, Pitts
burg and Allegheny are among the mum
ber
Mark Mcbride, who easily won the
bicycle race at the fair last week, is enter
cd In the mile handicap at Pittsburg fo
Saturday. John Ayres goes at the SAM
time to run in the 100 yard race.
The best time ever made by q man OF
bycicle was mile in about minute AM
SO seconds. At indianapolis, Ind. Las
Thursday Robert J. paced a mile in
minutes and 81 seconds.
AT the meeting of the School Boar,
last Thursday evening bills aggregatinl
s2500, were approved. The Board resolv
ed not To admit any outside children int
our schools as all the rooms are crowded
Ahp coai ianus Iylnk UebWben teulfk
vile snd Branchton are being leased,
fact that may result in Centreville havin
railroad communication with the outsid
world in the near future.
The Annual Convention Of the W.
T. q. will meet in this place, Sept. IS AM
10. Local Unions and county supsrin
tendents are expected to make their yearl
reports, ~ usual. Eminent speakers will
address the convention.
An authority on such matters say
walking sticks should not be carried b
church nor when making ceremoniou
calls. We msy add to this that it Is no
strictly good form to go calling without Al
umbrella and TO he carrying one whe
you leave tho house OF your host.
The Willard House has opened wit
M. II. Brooks. Lou and John Kohle
clerks, and their accommodations are sec
ond TO none. The hotel has been given
complete renoyating and is as neat an
clean as a pin. Mrs Matte Reihing
owner and we bespeak liberal patronag
for her house.
"A writer in New York paper Civ,
this cold blooded advise TO lady reader
''Do not seem interested in other people
affairs. Appear cold, reserved and distan
People will imagine you self cobfiden
and you will hear more choice gossip an
interesting stories than the most sympi
thetic and expansive woman in existence
LIVERY time it rains the ground.
gets wet again" IL has been long tim
long time between wettings for th
ground Of the Mississippi valley this yea
and the heavy rain Of last Friday, Sept
1894, was ths most welcome thing thi
could have happened. Even the thund,
that accompanied it was music sweete
than that OF grand opera.