Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-04-19

Creation or exquisite dTbf
Dscked with fluffy fancies
Delr to wolnan's heart.
Bows, knots and punches,
Most wonderful in effect t.
She had an Easter bonnet
In shape and style correct.
She had an Easter bonnet.
In church she sat the while,
Heart athrill with pleasure,
Face agiow with smile.
Beside Ter /, unfeeling.
Felt no pleasure thrill,
For she had an Easier bonnet, sas
And 1 the bonnet bill.
Fred l. Weede.
Some plowing has been done.
Fruit tree agents are delivering
trees.
Don't hesitate to advertise for any
thing excepting lost opportunities.
Bread pills are used for fancied all
ments, but for spring fever some take
loaf
England wants a plenty of our
horse flesh but none of our embalmed
beef
Strawberries and garden sass APP
peared in our grocery windows, last
week
Bank bills in circulation for some
years come under the head of filthy
lucre.
Sunday School question Please,
sir, are we going to have picnic, this
SUMMER
The American hen stuck a feather
in her hat last week and brought eggs
down to ten cents.
DR. Bippus is building an addition
to his house at corner of Cunningham
and Washington SITS. 5a4
The only reason why the rabbit
joins in the general song of the season is
because he has a good ear.
As the boys say that book beer is
the real thing, the symbolic goat can
not be intended for kid.
If our exhibit at the Paris Expo. is
shut up fast on Sunday it won't be the
only fast thing in the town.
Jack Walker has new peanut
roaster doing business in front of his
tobacco store ON South Main ST
-Chas. III. Barnhart has opened a
blacksmith shop on Bluff ST., opposite
DIR. Kistler's veterinary establishment.
The English agents in this country
are buying the best of horses. They
don't want them for street car service
Our Street Car Co. has appointed
w. FL. Pape Of Franklin as Superinten-
dent. and advertises for oak ties See
notice.
The County Commissioners have
shown their patriotic appreciation of
the man by supplying the Court House
paper labeled Dewey"
There will be meeting of the
Amusement Committee of the Centen-
Dial at T. NJ. Bakers Office in the Armory
building this sevening.
An enterprising mechanic of the
midnight order entered two residences
on Institute Hill last Thursday night
and appropriated two good watches.
An Allegheny young woman at
tempted suicide by laudunum because
her mother took fancy to her Easter
hat and wore it to church.
They commit suicide in Allegheny
now on the slightest provocation. You
can't bay clothes-line in that tow1
now, without physicians prescription
The Jefferson Centre school, Franz
Halstead teacher, gave very pleasant
entertainment and basket social Thurs
day evening, april 12, to celebrate the
close of school.
Lon Green has broken ground for q
new house ON Mercer ST., and Tom
Baker has the cellar excavated for q
new house on the lot on Washington
st. he purchased from d A. Heck.
George Whitehill's new building OF
$. Main St is nearing completion. He
will have the finest room for the plumb
ing business in town and is having /
specially fitted for displaying plumbin;
goods.
-Seventy-fve of Buffers young peopl
are preparing to play Princess Boni
during the County Centennial for th
benefit Of the Centennial Finance Com
mittee. They practice in Seneca hal
every Monday evening. m o
-Fenelton has become the secon,
passenger station on the B. r. q p. be
tween Butler and Punxsutawney, onl
one other Dayton) selling more tickets
A new and larger station is soon to b
built by the railroad
Not a great many good horses wer
brought to Butler, last Saturday. Sea
nor and Moll bought few common
ones at $75 to 800. Seanors bough
some good ones at Grove City, Monday
A frst-class horse is worth $3.50 now.
"A Philadelphian owns a Russian bu
dog, and when he says Come her,
Ivan Ivanovitch Shoveloffsky Zabaroff
the noble animal walks towards him a
if he owned both sides of the street an
had mortgage on the middle of th
road.
Nineteen car loads of excursionist
from Punxsutawney, Dubois and othe
points on the B. r. & p. passed throug
Butler last Sunday, shortly before nooi
on their way to Pittsburg to see I'll
posies in Shenley Park. A few OF thel
were hungry and crowded into Wi
Mates restaurant at the p. 81 v
station, and 'ate him ont of house an
home"
Thirty Thousand people made Il
grand tour of the Phipps Conservatol
in Shenley Psrk, Pittsburg, last Su
day. It is said to be the greatest flow
show in the country, and the speci
feature for this year is the ''old-fashio
ed flower garden 1t only costs din
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