Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-01-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

LOCAL AND GENERAL,
1t was night all day in Pittsburg
TUESDAY.
Did you hear any body say-"Plate
Glass" this morning?
The Salvation Army converted
prisoners in the Jail
That midnight parade OF the Quaker
City Band. ). A was an ast0nisher-
AT the elections for bank officers in
the town, Tuesday. all the old officers
were reelected
The gold shaft in Parker twp. is
down 100 feet, and the men are working
in water up to their knees.
Some boy Of little wit took pole
pussy into the Salvation Army hall last
Friday evening, and broke up the meet
ing.
Praying To music was the oldest
feature Of the Salvation Army's ser
vices in the Opera House. Theatrical
religion seems ridiculous at first but
they claim to be doing a great work.
-Rev VIM. X. Stevenson Of Port
land, Oregon, will give Stereopticon
lecture, in the first Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday Feb. 3. Subject,
yellow Stone Park" given under the
auspices Of our Missionary Club.
The open meeting Of the q. A. x.
in the Court room last Friday evening
was largely attended. Addresses were
made by A. y. &. Mcfarland Of Butler
and Thomas Sample Of Pittsburg, and
the newly elected officers Of the Post
were installed.
j. q. Croft, well known barber, who
returned from New Castle last Septem-
Der, has opened very neat shop in the
new Bowman hotel building on Centre
Ave. The furniture il oak, upholstered
in green plush which makes pretty ap-
pearance Mr. Croft il a skillful
DdIDrI Anu
The Butler Co Medical Asso. me tin
Butler, Tuesday and banquetted at the
Willard House that night At the
meeting Drs. r. d. Mcconnell Of Pros,
pect, W. X. Hockenberry Of Slippery
rock and Chas. McClelland Of Glade
Mills were admitted 70 membership,
and memorial 10 DIR. COwden was read
by DIR. H. u. HockeDberry Of w. Sun
bnry.
Some weeks ago two Irishmen
working on the Euclid cut quarreled
and one stuck his pick into the back Of
the other. The point Of the pick pene-
trated the lung and air came Kissing
out Of the wound every time the man
breathsd. DR. HOLMAN sewed mp the
wound, the man was taken TO Mercer
Hospital, and he is said 10 be back and
at work again.
CO. r held is annual election Of
civil officers after drill last Friday even.
Ing with the following unanimous re
snlt, showing the goodwill prevailing
In the company: Pres, 4. II. Segley,
Vice Pres. HOratO Vanderlin; 5cc'y,
Elmer Kuhn; Treas, a. r. Scott; Board
Of Control, Chas Collins. John Martin
and Albert Waters Next week the
members will leave their measures for
new uniforms with local tailor. There
IL room for just ten good, capable re
crnits In the company and there ~ no
better organization 10 become connect
e1 with in Butler. No young man who
IL able 10 take care Of himself will re.
greet three years military training in the
National Guard.
According 10 n list recently pub
lished the highest pensions paid In this
county are 10 Edward Hang, Frank Pc
tiers and George Palmer, all Of Millers-
town, $72 each; John A. Graham Of
COMPROMISING t72; and VIM X.
Brown Of alippery1ock $50. s72a month
Is 1861 year
The rate Of 800 per month IN granted
by the general law for the loss Of both
hands, the result Of causes due 10 mill
tary or naval service of the United
States.
The rate Of s72 per month Ia granted
by the general law for the loss Of both
feet, the loss Of both eyes. and also for
total and permanent disability requir.
ing the regular aid and attendance Of
another person, the result Of causes due
TO the military and naval service Of the
United States.
The rate " $50 per month N granted
by the general law for total disability
for the performance Of manual labor, re.
quirins frequent and periodical (but
not regular aid and attendance. ~ q
result of causes due 10 the military or
naval service Of the United States
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the
lead Of all cough preparations on 0ur
shelves
Carpenter II Palmcter, Jamestown.
New York.