Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Blooming bonnets.
Read w r. Newtons new ady
A critic is usually man who could
: not have done it himself.
Squirrels, quail, pheasant and wood
cock became game" last Monday.
This new war will increase our
knowledge of South African geography.
You have probably noticed that
only leyel-headed people agree with
you.
The Republican county candidates
drove out to Portersville and Prospect
this morning
The only way you can beat another
mans game is to keep your money in
your pocket.
Some of our country correspond
ence, unavoidably omitted last week
appears this
Last Friday was model day in
Butler, while in Pittsburg one could
hardly see his way around.
The woods are full of hunters this
week; the leaves are nearly all down,
and the poor birds will suffer.
New students at the Butler Busi-
ness College: Miss Gertrude Core and
Miss Lulu McCutcheon, Of Butler.
Have you seen Divel's pretty little
Fish and Poultry Market on w. Jeffer-
son St. just back of Berg's Bank It's
II beauty.
Jos. A. Schlicht and Paul Schmoker
are now the proprietors Of the Fish and
Poultry market at corner of Main and
Cunningham Sts
AN exchange makes the apt observa-
ton that man isn't necessarily rich
when he is accused of having more
money than brains.
ALL the Justices Of the Peace of the
county are requested to call at the CIT
IzES Office the first time they are in
Butler, for Centennial bills
milk route His milk is entirely the
product Of full-bred Jerseys and is
thoroughly cooled before bottling.
In its account of wedding a con
temporary said: They were married
at the home of the brides parents, where
they will remain until the groom gets a
job"
A special train will run to Chicora
tomorrow evening, 10 accommodate the
Maccabees. The train will leave Butler
at Gas and returning leave Chicora at
ft:30.
-Bricklaying began at the lead
works. on the inside or partition walls,
last Thursday, and the stone foundation
for the outside walls are about com
pleted
-Snowden township. Allegheny Co,
near Pittsburg. has neither church,
minister, doctor, lawyer, saloon or
speak-easy, within its limits, and is as
sessed at $3.50, 900.
The falling leaves made lots OF
w 1rk for the women and children last
week. Most people burn the leaves,
though some put them in their chicken
coops and cow-stalls.
The Pittsburg Dispatch Of yester-
day was forty page paper, the extra
pages being devoted to illustrations and
descriptions Of the great industries of
Pittsburg, Allegheny and neighboring
towns.
Some of the edged-tool companies
OF the country have combined and are
thinking 1f building large plant some
where. Representatives OF the com
bine were in Butler few days ago
looking for an available location.
The General Delivery and Money
Order windows OF the Butler +. o. are
now open every evening till $50 half
an hour later than heretofore and on
Saturday evening the General Delivery
window will remain open till 7:30.
All Butler ran to see the Pittsburg
bridge burning, Tuesday evening, and
then found that il was but brush heap
near the bridge. Will Werth, mem
Der Of the First Ward Hose Co. was
knocked down and ran over by the cart,
and received severe scalp wound.
Authentic statistics demonstrate
that the average man marries mt the age
of 20 years. Only i8 per cent. marry
under the age Of 25. Probably the best
time for the average man to marry is
when he is fully prepared and the in
tended victim IL willing.
A spirited team Of horses became
unmanageable while on the freight cal
OF the Mt Washington incline $. s
Pittsourg, Tuesday evening, backct
against the retaining chain, the chair
broke and the whole outfit, and colore(
diver, fell $50 feet
TO prove that his diamond was tn,
real thing, William Riley, GreenvilIe
stepped mp to one Of Packard's plat
glass windows and made deep cut
over foot in length, in the glass. II
was arrested. but the stone is genuin
and more valuable now to Riley
"A fierce and hungry rooster cause,
the death Of Rosie Wuensch, who was
years old of Williamsburg, N. Y. Th
rooster wanted some of the bread an,
butter Rosie was eating, attacked he
when she refused to give it, and fou
times drove his bill into her tender face
Lackjaw followed the wounds aad tn
child died in agony.
Hoods rubbers are made to fit Mad
to wear Made 10 last. The weare
sticks to the dealer who sells then
That Is the reason we sell them
Ruff & Son.
Gas stoves III all styles and prices At
w. III. O'BRlEN & Sons,
Io7 II. Jefferson S
Economy is wealth. Buy of Ruff
and he economical
We aim TO sell only the best. W
want every one to get their money