Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-07-28
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The yield of wheai IL Butler coun-
ty never was better The oats crop
promises to be equally as good.
When man goes fishing he may
not catch good string, hut he is sure
to come home with long yarn.
There viii be d pole and flag raising
at Buttercup ON Friday August 5th.
The audience win be addressed by Jas.
N Gaibreath, Lev McQ1istion and
others.
Il. II. Arras, the well known har-
ness maker. has opened shop ON the
alley in rear of Pape's store, where he
is prepared to make new harness and
do all Ainds Of repairing.
Bury Bros. 81 Heyl of Prospect are
making their annual round with their
Low Down Massalon thresher, and are
doing better work than eyer. They re
port crops as being excellent.
The other day good natured Ital-
ian who was peddiing peaches at three
for ten n-cents-a-dozee was pushed OF
tbH sidewalk by d drunken man-and
he was real mad about it.
Popular titles seem sometimes mis-
nomers. The Rough Riders have
done all their effective fighting on foot,
and have proved themselves very
smooth shooters
On account OF the hot weather the
Z. V. L. will hold no more meetings
until the 80 of August; at which time
delegates will be elected to the Nation
al Encampment at Williamspor1, Pa.
A mixture Of tar, oil and grease.
with little carboiic acid viii keep the
flies off cattle, and thus increase the
flow of milk Apply with cloth to
the hair, once week.
A party from Allegheny are build
ing one story, frame house on the Jas
Kelly place in Slipperyrock twp. and
expect to occupy it next month. The
building is 125 feet long, and will ac-
cornmodate several families.
There will be an Army Social, at
the residence Of Matthew Shannon.
about mile south of Mt. Chestnut,
this, Thursday, evening, for the benefit
of the Mt. Chestnut T. P. church All
are invited
-Gottlieb Walter has ball-cactus in
bloom, and he had it up town to be
photographed yesterday The flowers
are large and delicately tinted, and
some people thought them the prettlest
things they had ever seen.
$. p. Gormley Of Coylesville is
building large storeroom and dwell
ing combined, on the land of Agnes
Green, where the Millerstown and
Great Belt road crosses the new railroad
in Clearfield twp.
When the Salvation Army march
ed up street and stopped on the Dia-
mond last Saturday evening, a large
crowd surrounded it, then the Martial
Band put in an appearance and the
crowd went TO it; which shows-well
what does it showY
C Selegman q Son, the tailors, will
have in full line OF latest fall woolens
about August 1st, which they will be
glad to show you. Special bargains On
spring goods for the next month. 1t
will pay you to call. No. 416 W. JET
fcrson street.
"A damsel in one Of the interior towns
having often read how bibles had stop
ped bullets in battle, gave one TO her de-
parting soldier lover. The editor of the
local paper must have been jealous
rival, for he advised the recipient TO
carry the book in his hip pocket.
Yes observed clergyman, we
! have Just terminated the greatest revi-
val our church has experienced for
many years Il rejoice to hear it, )"
said his friend, ''how many did you
add to the fold?" "Ob, we didn't add
any. replied the good man, but we
| got rid of three.