Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-04-06

thou intending 70 do 80, not later than
Monday morning.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Euclid creamery started up Non
day.
The democrats of this county will hold
their primaries on Saturday June d.
Our plate glass works are running to
theif full capacity, and have plenty of
orders ahead.
The willard House was closed, Fri
day noon, and will probably remain closed
until the property changes hands.
The farmers of Buffalo twp. organized
Grange at the hall at Ssrversville. Wed
nesdsy evening.
The Tucker Bros. began cleaning the
streets, Wednesday, after the rain. The
Council has given them the use of the sweep
or.
The Shenango road has put on an
early train to billiards, and late one from
that place, to accommodate the travel 10
and from the Washington oil field
For good handmade harness go to
John Kempsr's store, opposite Campoell
= Templston's furniture store, s. Main st.
Butler, Pa.
An unusually large number or yalu-
able properties in this county have chang
cd hands lately. Seeslist of those recorded
among the legal notes.
Tho entertainment at the Glade Mills
school house. Friday night, of last week
was great success. The room was GRO wd
cd and hundreds of people were turned
sway from the school house.
The proprietors ofthe Pittsburg Com
nserciaI Gazette have reduced the price of
their daily to 2 cents copy. or IS year.
Type setting machines have lately been
added to the equipment OF theis office.
One OF our subscribers brought us an
elegant ham of his own raising and curing.
Monday. and we viii not object to his OK.
ample being emulated by half q dozen
others
The marshal of Coxey's army calls the
newspaper reporters the "srgus-eyed de-
mons Of hell" About forty of the demons
have been following the march OF the "armv
ofpeace" and applying the kodak rather
freely.
Frank Kemper has increased his stock
Of harness, collars, blankets, trunks, etc.,
and this week advertisss quite number
Of specialties. Read all his notices on this
page.
The Womsns Relief Corps will insri-
tute An auxiliary to A. G. Reed Post, G. A.
r. on April IL. Charter members will
please take notice and be prepared to at
tend the meeting.
The Soldiers Monument is nearly CON-
plsted, II will be erected on the Diamond
within month or two the commmittee
ksving made arrangements with both the
County Commissioners and town Concil to
that effect.
A party Of Butler men jumped on thu
train Tuesday morning. went to Allegheny.
stood for two hours in the crowd and dust
below the Exposition grounds waiting for
the Coxey gang to come along, then gave it
up and came home.
Tho Presbyterian church was crowded
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with
people who wished to hear Nathan, the
Evangelist. Mr.. Nathan is young, heavy
sst man of good appearance, and has sup
RENE confidence in. himself. He 10 quite
IN orator.
We gazed with deep interest on postal
card to-day on which was written the faI-
lowing invitation from small town in
Crawford county; "The A q ia going to
haye a dance and orster supper friday
march you are corgley invited by order
of comitty."
The Aurora Borealis or Northern Light
Of last Friday evening was the grandest
we have ever seen Everybody admir-
cd the magnificent display. During the
display the needle Of the Compass varied
three degrees from the usual course. At
times 1t pointed true north. showing a
magnetic as well as q electrical disturb
ance.
Iii told OF Kansas printer that in
making up the forms one day in hurry he
got marriage and grocer's notice mixed
up 90 it read as follows: "John Smith and
Ida Onay were married In the bonds of
sour kraut, which will bs~sold by the quart
or the barrel. Mr. Smith is an esteemed
goldfish 1t 10 cents. while the bride has nice
pigs feet to display"
AT the meeting of Council Tuesday
evening the ordinance requiring the P. g.
W. K. r. Co. to erect safety gates on Gen.
ire Ave. and s. Main St. was passed. The
report ofthe Borough Auditors was read,
and it showed the bonded Indebtedness of
the town to be $S7, 500, with something
over $4,000 due from different parties for
paving and sewering, and $40, 900 from the
collectors. The Boro. Treasurer received
snd paid out over $40. 900 during the year.
Last Monday evening Mrs Rose of
New Castle. National President of the La.
dies Auxiliary to the q. v. L. organized
an Auxiliary in Butler with the following
officers: President, Mrs George Schaffner;
Sr. Vice President, Mrs. ]. T. Kelly; Jr
Vice President, Emma Cups; Conductress,
Kathryn CrisweIl; Secretary, Lydia vand-
ling; Chaplain, Millie Sherman; Treasurer
Nora Rankin; Color Bearer, Mabel Will
lisms; Guard, Mrs. d. L. Rankin After
the organisation Commander Jlark furn-
ished an elegant supper at the Park hotel
for oil the ladies present.
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