The Butler weekly times., 1897-01-21

Lfmlo "diIcU, Va oiAioho, "SAS
married Sunday night, at the First
Presbyterian church, Rich Hill, Rev
Il. Miller, officlating. The young
couple have the best wishes OF
host of friends
When Mr. Dingley was graduated
from Dartmouth College the suit he
wore on the auspicious occasion was
of black broadcloth and the trousers
we're almost more than skin tight.
It came from the fashionable tailor 8
shop in the little town OF Hanover
and the fashionable tailor was Levi
Morton. since Vice President of
those United States ,-Ex.
The chain broke and a large light
ed lamp in Gus Wyards, store drop
ped to the floor Friday night. For
tunately no explosion occurred and
the lamp was thrown into the street
by MIR Wyard and no damage oc
Cured At the home of Lee Culver,
Saturday morning the lace curtains
caught fire from a lamp and were
burned up. A general fire was mar
rowly averted.
The TIMES esteemed friend w. p
Sewer of Summit township, received
Tuesday by express from his father
in law Squire J P. Lilley, Of Liv
ingston, Montana, present in the
shape of pair gloves made from the
hide of monster grisley bear. which
the Squire had killed. MIR. Sewer
was naturally very proud of his
present, and we'll he might be for
the gift was just about the right
thing and very serviceable.
The members Of the Christian
church have secured new pastor in
the person of Elder Dawson, Of
Iowa. He has preached two or three
sermons and the members are we'll
pleased with their selection. Elder
Dawson has returned to his Iowa
home for the purpose Of shipping
his household effects to this city and
will return in a few days with his
family to make Butler his future
home. He is an able divine and he
aud his estimable family will be
made welcome comers by his church
and the citizens generally.
The Armer and Logan's Panto.
mimic Extravaganza Confusion Co.
will be here a short time, ouly one
night, Friday Jan'y 22nd 20 people
uniformed band and operatic orches
ira; II specially people, introducing
all the latest song dances and musi
cal acts. We carry all special scenery
for the above production, especially
designed for the piece. The bic
show of the season; everything new
and up to date. Travelling in ou,
own special car. Prices 25, 35 ant
80 cents. Seats on sale at the usua
place. Street parade at noon.
"a printing Office is considered h,
many persons to be a rather tousl
place, and newspaper worker a yer,
bad man. Statistics, however, do no
bear out that idea said a polio
captain to a Philadelphia Bulletin
reporter. ''Iu looking over a boo
containing the records Of prisoners
l find that in the state penitentiar
OF Texas, out of 5000 convicts, ther
is not a single newspaper man O
printer. There were, however, min
listers. doctors, bankers, BARRIERS
photographers, barkeepers, cook
aud members of all the other profes
sional callings. The newspaper maj
gets bad name, because the natur,
OF business teaches him to detec
shams. and scorns hypocrites. .'-Ez
Albert Stahr, government pris
oner who has been serving a sen
tence OF one year in Jail at this plac
for counterfeiting, will receive hi
discharge papers the 27th, inst. Tb
TINES will say for Albert that he ha
been an exemplary prisoner and ha
given the officers no trouble durin,
his entire service. For seyera