Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-10-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Go TO Heipzer's sale, Oct. 22rd.
The auctioneer is morbid person.
Some men are too honest to take an
oath.
-Tne best fast horses are those that are
ii ed.
Well vote ballot abo ut yard wide
this Fall.
-Ifyou raise the wind you can put on
airs.
Good stock and good machin cry at
Heinzer's sale, Oct, 23rd.
LESS than three weeks from today it
will be all over.
The Lawrence Co. Teachers Institute
ia in st; i. this week.
-John ,. Albert vf Franklin twp, left
us busa.i If very fiue potatoes, ysster-
day
We are obliged to Mr.. William Sulli-
van of Winfield twp for some baskets of
very large and fine apples.
-Houtzdale is coal-town 10 Cleartield
o., and loS OF boys thsrs can run nearly
8 fast as the Butler boys.
Willie [resding] What is pre-
-o~;n,.;nr ,n;,;un nt Raalzahuh9tv
"A m n who disagrees with you political
ly, my son."
Prof. BashliDe's Business College has
An average daily attendance of about sixty,
and nightly of about forty. It's a good
thing.
Mr.. Zimmermaus Fall Opening, last
week, was success. Thursday night
when the orchestra was there, both floors
OF the house we're crowded.
We ali attention to the card of e. NJ.
Cowan of the Wick house, an old and ex-
perienced aucrioneer, who offers his SER
vices in that line To the public.
The Zoo members Of Class A. of the
e. A. U. Ia this state must pay assess
ments ranging ifom 50 IS to $7s. within
40 days fsSa September 30th.
Although the Supreme Court has en-
joined the borough of Beaver Falls from
erecting new water works, private capital
will furnish the works. Application foi
charter will be made on the 22l.
ALI over the country the vertical sys-
tenn Of hand writing is growing in favor,
and il is announced in Michigan that more
schools throughout the States are to teach
it this year than have Taught it in any year
before.
The long chestnut logs lately hauled
through town, we're cut on the Miller farm
north of town. Some OF them measured
seventy feet. Tney will be used as tele-
graph poles to raise the wires over the
lew railroad.
-Thh house Of Rev. Richey, of Eakins
Corners was burned few days ago. while
he and his wife were away visiting. Tie
neighbors discovered the fire and saved
part of the furniture. The insurance does
not cover the loss.
The new railroad does not follow
Deer Geek to its mouth. 1t will cut
across the hills there, cross the West Penn
track, forty feet overhead, and cross the
river eighty ieet above the usual water
- ka nrAn
affair; and you can see them working at it
a. you pass down the West Penn P r.
-"Nine people out Of every ten can
hear better with their right ear than with
their left" says current paragraph. If
We were back in the good old times, the
explanation Of this phenomenon would be
found in the fact that most parents are
right-hsnded, and in boxing the ears of
the children naturally landed the swipe on
on the left ar.
The Objectionable poster is the sub
ject of discussion now, and it is timely
subject. II cannot be denied that there
ere posters on the dead walls and bill
boards of every city that are not only an Of
fense to good taste, but offensive from q
moral point of view. They are vulgar and
loud. and they are corrupting in their in
6uence.
-"Strio.ly fresh eggs" from the city
market sold in our groceries this week at
zoe dozen. Our grocers are paying Ice
for eggs. l5 for butter 25 tor potatoes, Is
to 20 for apples, so for p.rsnips, 3 for
turDips, $l.00 for hickory nuts, quart
for chessnuts, to Sc head for cabbage,
30 dozen for celery, SO a bushel for
onions, 90 bu. for pears, 10 to 15c
dozen for ounces
A horse and buggy belonging to S. J.
Denning OF Renfrew were stolen, Tuesday
morning, from q telegraph pole at corner
of Nam and Cunningham 10 which the horse
was hitched. The rig was captured, next
day by Mr.. Karns. Three boys, one of
whom is named Snow and has been in
trouble before, had taken it for ride to
Brady q Bend and back
Mcdowell, the laundryman, moved in
to his new building on S. Mexican st. last
week, and he now has as complete and
convenient laundry as will be found in
the state. The machinery, washing tubs,
dryer, etc are located in the basement;
and the ironing machines, drying racks,
tanks, and Office on the first floor. He has
m abundant supply of good soft water
from drilled well. $50 feet deep; and heats
the water in one tank With the exhaust
st cam from the engine.
The Don't" party is at it again. Thii
time she is giving advice to young mothers
and she says: Don't do everything for the
baby that every body recommends, dom
forge. to give il drink Of cold water al
frequent intervals, if teething. It is very
grateful to the feversd gums; don't give
tapioca, corn -four, or potatoes, since With.
ont thorough mastication, starch viand
are difficult to digest; don't allow chile
to tear or destroy anything for amuse nent
have seen mothers give old pape-s an(
books to their babies, thereby teaching
wholesale destruct on of such things.
The big lead-pip that was strunl
along the telegraph poles on Main stree
this week, contains the so pairs OF tels-
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