Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-09-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


That when | go TO war again
I'm going 70 taku-
But. quoth the maid, L cannot 20
1t wonld not do, you see.
1t is no place for girls-that war.
So how can you take meE'
Il viii not. said the CAV marine,
Yet, what / say is true:
When next / 20 TO war, ] swear
I'm going 70 taku.
And still the maiden shook her head,
And did not understand;
She had not learned the names Of things
In far-of China land.
Summer isn't over yet.
Warm friends sometimes have hot
words
Even the deaf mute can understand
when money talks.
Many fields Of corn are already out
Of danger from frost.
Practical jokes generally fall fiat
because they are one-sided.
England has annexed the Transyaal
bat she didn't get it dirt cheap.
"A man never knows how badly be
feels until he gets his doctors bill.
After the average woman marries
she hasn't single idea in the world
Main St, in the vicinity Of the Court
House, has been street-car tracked, this
week
The 10th Reg. win elect Major, al
Oil City, in the 18th, vice John Reed,
resigned.
The street cars now run TO the West
Penn station, and viii reach the z. &
w. in a few days.
Few boys returning 10 school, ap'
preciate educational progress. They
feel it il a going back.
--LOsT-A pair Of gold trimmed
specs The finder will berewarded for
leaving them at this Office.
The wind storm Of Tuesday night
dropped the temperature several degrees
and it was very welcome change.
Our touch Of the gale cooled the
atmosphere, and also destroyed some
fruit. and blew over some derricks. and
ey,tft aorua srade trcee
ALI Butler wasn't drunk, last Fri.
day, but the fellow who rolled the can
non balls over the Diamond must have
had something mp his snoot.
The fare 10 the Fair and return via
the street cars was ten cents, aud during
the jam Of Thursday the cars registered
from $50 10 1870 for each trip.
Butler county had two great reun-
ions, this year. One began June 18th,
and was called the Centennial and the
other was on ThurNiay Of last week
the third day Of the Fair.
The card Of DIR. Geo. X. McAdoO
appears among the professional cards in
this paper. His specalties are the eye,
ear. nose and throat, for which he TOOK
special course. and Ii the treatment oi
winch be u kEown 70 be highly success.
fnl
Mr q. 5eligmau, the Merchant
T..iiyf of 5lG ". Jefferson ~ has
s.rnn5 ths seinces of j. II Weizl
Lite o.i;er Tor The him Of LIKE &
Sons Of Baltimore He keeps large
stock Of foreign and domestic suitings,
and has nice trade.
The Beseemer road accommodates
the people of Clinton twp very nicely
last Thursday morning. They had foui
coaches on the local and stopped at al
the stations. and the cars were crowded
The +. & w. special had dozen crowd
ed coaches that morning. and the b. II. 8
l.. had eight, and the West Penn and
northern lines large trains
"A farmer OF the southern part Of th'
county who always keeps several hun
dred chickens, and makes money ship
ping both eggs and dressed chickens
10 the Pittsburg market has a move
method Of keeping his chickens free o
lice. Every now and then he scatter
a bushel or two Of grain over part Of th'
orchard In which they run, and plowsi
down, and the chickens scratch for I
and dust themselves.
The storm that wrecked Galveston
originated in the Caribbean sea, travel
led westward till 10 struck Galveston
then northward over Texas and fndiai
Territory; and then north eastward owe
Iowa towards the lakes On Tuesda.
the Weather Bureau advised all ship
ping on the lakes 10 remain in port
Tuesday night the hurricane swept owe
Buffalo, and demolished some of th
half-bniIt Exposition buildings, the1
York City early Wednesday morning
where IL did some damage 10 the sbiI
ping. From there IL passed out 10 eei
and will probably curve back and b
our coaet again somewhere IL was
wonderful curve.
Tuesday morning the First War
aud Rescue running teams left over III
+. Il. ~ L. r. for the Titnsville tourni
ment They dined AT OH City. reache
Titusyille at 1870 p. m, and took pa,
in the parade. The hose races wei
held yesterday afternoon. Tomorro
the First Wards race at jamestown J
Y. and will arrive home snturda
morning.
Yesterday afternoon the LIST War
won the Hose Race Mt Titusyille I
Wards 33 3-5th seconds; Olean M
Union City ~ 18th. aud Rescues 30
Union City won the Hub and Hr
race IN % / 5th. with the LIST War
second
The ist Wards won the Hook ar
Ladder race In ~ 18th, with Unic
City second
Oak Frame Mirrors IN French
German plates at Brown a Cos Siz
from l0xl2 10 1Sx40 inches.
"Oh, well, exclaimed Adam, philos
phically after the eviction. IF v
have 10 wear clothes we have %. M
that's all there Is about IL.
mo that isn't all. snapped Eve. d
contentedly: there's the mending ~