Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-09-17
New Advertisements.

Baruum CIRCUS.
Schaul d Nsst's clothing
G. d T's. dinner sets.
Coopers suits etc.
Excursions.
YorR-Au advertisers intending to max
cnges in their ads. should notify rs
th ,ir intention to do so, not later thai
Nouday morning.
Administrators and Executors OF estate
caa secure their receipt books at the CAT
yyU oAice
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
184O.
Maine went
Hell-bent
For Governor Kent
And Tippecanoe
And Tyler too.
1896.
Votes fell in showers
For Governor Powers.
An avalanche
For sound finance.
Much cider is being made.
Time TO begin fall. advertising.
Schools are now down to hard work.
Coin fritters sre the luxury of the
season.
The Superior Court has annulled the
Livery Act.
Work at the bottle works was resum-
ID, Monday.
The most popular slang with the squir-
rel is never touched me-"
-Flanegsn's electric apparatus to take
parafine out OF old oil wells seems to be q
success.
Quite number of our young folks left
home for different colleges, Monday and
Tuesday.
There will be q meeting Of the Lsdie
Auxiliary of the 7. n. G. A. next n oudsy
sfternoon at O'Clock.
-Greenville melons, raised BY Mr :.
Templeton, are on sale in our groceries ct 4
cents pound.
"A Pittsburg man makes business of
shipping human bodies to Philadelphia
medical colleges
"A Butler man drove his horse from
Butler to Meadviile, last Friday-and the
horse died.
Grand dance in Armory Hall tonight,
also Friday and Saturday nights, in che
interest of the Rescue Hook d Ladder Co.
The man who says he ever saw
lovelier September than this is a-weil,
he's fit to take the stump and do cam
paign-work.
To avoid colds, and perhaps fever, 60
indoors early these nights, no matter how
greatly you may be tempted to sit On the
porch.
These cool nights are gentle reminders
that Jack Frost is once more making his
annual march from the north-and will
soon he here.
All Butlsr will probably 60 to see the
Butler bsse ball clab beat the stuffiug out
of the Pittsburg League team on our
grounds next Monday afternoon
This world is full of Antiquarians at
present. Coming up ftreet the other after
noon We passed two young men telling
crowds how they did it before 1873
1t is claimed that by wrapping fruit in
old newspapers it can be kept for two years.
Care should be taken however, to select
papers on which the subscription has been
paid.
III you don't want to hear politics dis
cussed, the best plan is to stay in the house.
On every corner, hotel Office and public
place in town you can hear the question
solved by silverites.
During the fsmily's absence.a thisf en-
tered house and stole bottls of beer
and half dozen pair Of socks. That night
the socks were returned With Dote say
ing that the callers feet were not OF mus
cum sise and asking why more than one
bottle Of beer wasn't kept on ice.
Our grocers are paying l5c for butter,
IL for eggs, 20 to Is for potatoes, 20 for
apples, 40 tor onions and turnips, doz.
for corn, 8 TO s head for cabbage, so to
800 for peaches, 20 doz. for endive, %
. bu. for tomatoes, quart for lima
beans, and Is to 80 dos. for celery.
"A movement is on foot that will create
furore in Pennsylvenia. J. Carson 4er-
or, county comm issioner of Allegheny, is
having prepared bill to be introduced at
the next session OF the Legislature provid-
ing that al church property shall be sub.
ject to taxation the same ss any other
property. Commissioner Mercer will also
bring the matter before the annual conven-
ton Of the county commissioners, in Read
Ing next month.