Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-10-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

LEN ONCE ana persons making DuDllC safes
their note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
-Hallo'een comes on the 31st.
Indian Summer is yet to come.
Stores filled with new fall goods.
Election two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Hunting accidents are now being
recorded
New corn meal and buckwheat
-four are in market.
"A heavy snow fell in Kansas, Ne
braska and Missouri. Monday.
Our first killing frost came
week ahead of it's schedule time
-''Oil S115 and none to SELL Holy
Smoke let's drill well somewhere.
The small boy is securing the woods
in search of hickory nuts and chest
nuts
The frisky squirrel must keep his
wits about him or he will drop into a
stew kettle.
You can get Bird Book" free at
Boyd's drug store, Cor. Main and Dia-
mond, next Tuesday.
It's sad to suffer from dyspepsia,
but it is even worse to make those
about you suffer.
Oil producers are returning from
the West Virginia territory and seeking
locations in Pennsylvania
Open meeting of the Good Will
Hose Co, in Park Theatre next Tuesday
evening Everybody welcome.
Three West Virginia boys were
spread-eagled at Camp Meade, Monday,
for refusing to do police duty
-Martincourt & Co. invoice on Nov
18th and will have Clearance Sale until
that date See announcement
The football season in Butler will
be opened Saturday afternoon, by game
between the Locals and New Castle
team.
Anybody having a good four
room house for rent, can hear of
prospective tenant by calling at this
Office
Saturday last wound mp the base
ball season for this year-a very un
satisfactory one, on account of the war
and inaugurated the hunting season.
-Portersville is building new
town and Odd Fellows hall combined
1t is a two story frame with an and
ience room 60x32 feet and large
stage.
w. E. Redd and j. B. Smell have
rented the second story of the Sherman
& Johnston machine-shop building (old
Fullerton Woolen milD for mirror
works.
A Minnesota widow sued a man re-
Gently for 81, 900 for hugging her. The
jury gave her judgement for 81. The
evidence showed she had edged up the
other $999 worth.
-White-sand territory is becoming
scarce and operators are leaving the
spotted and expensive territory of West
Virginia and the southwest, and are
seeking locations in this state
The three County Commissioners
and their Counsel went to Clearfeld,
Tuesday, to attend the convention of
the County Commissioners of the
State, being held there this week.
There will be Box Social at the
school house at Saxon Station to-mor-
row friday evening, for the benefit
of the Bell fund Fred Ekas and Miss
Zetta Bartley are teachers of the schools
there.
Another Butler horse is winning
fame for himself. and money for his
owner. Masseth's Bon atella" driven
by Chas Jamison, trotted mile in q:
13i at Lexington, KY, and won three
straight heats
-Workmen have began construction
work on the B. r. & p railroad, COM
mencing at the old salt works and
working up Bonnybrook valley. Sun,
day they were building shanties for
themselves.
We. this week, insert the adv of
the Country Gentleman" which is
considered the best agricultural paper
published in the country. and we will
club it with the CITIZEN" at so. so
per year for both.
A sale of the old John Graham
property at north end of Main street
was effected, Tuesday. by Walker &
Wick, price not yet made public
VIM. Douthett, now A Steelsmith
property on E. Clay st. For farms and
town properties. real estate of all kinds
call ON Walker & Wick. opposite the
P. 20.
The disputed question as to whether
malaria and typhoid fever gems can
both exist in the same person has been
settled by recent tests at the Universi-
ty of Pennsylvania, where it was found
that soldiers returning home from Cuba
had germs of both fevers in their sys
TENS. This probably accounts for the
severity of most of the fever case:
among the troops
The local Y. NJ c. A. has secured
course of eight entertainments for the
winter. tn present to the people of But
Ter. They are the Franz Wilcziek Con
cert Co.; the Fadettes Woman's Or
chestra Of Boston: the John Thomas
Concert Co.. John B. Denote. lecturer
Katharine E. Oliver, reading from Nc
Laran; Edward Marc. Magician; w
Hinton White, Lecturer; Ottumwas
male quartet and reciter Cours,
tickets cost 81, and the first number
will appear some time in November.