Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-03-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
: Our payed streets need cleaning

girl.
Spring fever microbes will shortly
be due.
We are now in the midst of the
Lenten season.
The first of April is already staring
some of us in the face.
Which would You rather do-make
garden or go fishing?
Fires and Fire Sales this week.
Always read the new ads.
w. b. McCandless received another
clf load of Davis machines, Monday.
Don't forget the mass meeting in
the Court House for tomorrow evening.
The fool interviewer was around
last week. and misquoted everybody he
talked to.
Lots of men have fool first names
because of novel their mother hap
pened to be reading.
No, Maude, dear, don, t press a dish
upon your guest at dinner. 1t would
be sure to soil his clothes.
The Patterson Bros have opened a
complete wall paper store in the new
Wick building ON NJ Main st. Read
their new adv.
-McCafferty, the Greenvill contract
or, liz taking out 250.000 ties for the
Bessie. One OF his mills is located in
Clinton twp.
Thirty y-three liquor licenses were
granted in Beaver County. out of fifty
four applications. Nineteen were
granted in Armstrong Co.
David Z. Dale was elected school
director for the Fourth ward by the
School Board last week, vice John b.
Greer who moved into the Fifth ward.
We direct attention to the Adv of
Ira G. Black 81 Co. wall paper dealers.
They are successors to Kinch, on s.
Main St. and have another store in Grove
City.
Twenty years ago there wasn't a
young man in Butler who parted his
hair in the middle Now. there are
dozens of 'em who do hardly anything
else.
A mine1. who has recently returned
from the goldfelds, characterizes the
rush to Klondike as 1.-The most colossal
thing Of its kind that has struck the
earth for three centuries"
-McVay's news depot on the Dia-
mond was entered again last Thursday
night but the thieves secured only a
few pennies this time Mac is tired of
being robbed and takes his cash home
with him.
An exchange verv cautiously re-
marks: Next to Hon. there is possibly
no other title 80 much abused as that of
Prof In both cases those most enti-
tied to use it are becoming ashamed of
it.
The Boston Symphony Concert Co.
il first class Orchestra, composed en-
tirely of ladies with male leader.
They make the best of music and
had large audience in Butler last
Friday night, for the second time.
See and consult DR. l.. G. Buhl, the
Osteopath Evans City Pa. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays he IL making
special offer to all calling on him
before April 1st.. Ir not satisfied in
one months treatment he will not ask
you to pay.
Co. f. was inspected Wednesday
evening by inspecting officers. Maj.
John Penny and Sergeant Moore. A
large crowd was present. After in
spection Co. L. and guests. partoek OF
an excellent banquet at Hotel Goss.
A young lady student in our high
school was asked to explain the for
nation Of dew. Her answer was
The earth revolves on it's axis every
"a hours and in consequence Of the tire
mendous pace at which it travels, IL
perspires freely
The tremendous fire made by the
burning hay in the Kramer Bros. livery
is an argument against allowing large
quantities of hay or other highly in
hammable material to be stored within
the thickly built up portion of th'
town. Fortunately for that part OF thu
town, there was no breeze that evening
The State Live Stock Sanitar,
Board Is at present considering thu
desirability Of providing for examina
ton Of cattle sold by dealers in Penn
sylvania stock. Such examination
would be made MT the expense OF tn
dealers but under the direction OF tn
Sanitary Board and certificate show
ing the condition Of the cattle exam
ined would be granted by the board.
The new Town Council of Butle
met last Monday evening. and organic
ed by electing George Stamm, President
Fl. Il. Coulter Sec'y and Solicitor; Harr.
Grieb Treasurer and G. +. l.. McQuis
tion, Boro. Engineer, Mr.. Coulter's wv
salaries will Aggregate $3.50; the Treas
urers percentage was fixed at ! pc
cent. and the Engineers fee liz $500 pc
day President Stamm will announc
his committees Mt the meeting OF tn
22nd.
Every man, woman and child VIII
has once tried that specific DIR. Bull
Cough Syrup, cannot say enough in II
praise.
BoARDERs WANTED-Juryman, wit
nesses and all others attending CouI
will find nice comfortable rooms an
good board at Mrs. B. j. Gattin's in tn
old Heineman building, Cor. Main an
Cunningham ST. Rates reasonable.
Ali the best prints, black and white
silver-gray and indigo blue at Az
good 36in. mnsliu 4 and 4H at The Pee
pies Store.
The best bicycle to buy is clevelan
or Crescent.
% clevelands $so, ,$65 and .$75 and Gre
cent $35,
Bicycle supplies of all kinds; ViN
Cameras and the Celebrated Washbur
mandolins, for sale by Kirkpatrick Il
jcweler next the Court House.
PARK THEATRE.
MONDAY MAR I4TH. PULSE or NE
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