Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-04-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
The mud-cure is the latest.

Ten thousand tons OF iron ore pass
over the Bessie, daily.
Bird felthers in hat look nice. but
it is the bill that colnfs.
Some boys. VINO y ent a-fshing last
SUNDAY. caught "A cold.
Maybe tae new Attorney General
will give the trusts some hard Knox.
Miller school 10. 3 in Clay twp
held ',plate" social, Tuesday evening.
An appropriate motto in many
homes this week God Bless Our
Home"
When Aguinaldo was captured his
hair was said to have stood On end-it
grows that way.
Boy WANTED Boy about II years
o. age to learn trade. for particulars
inquire at this Office.
One Of our Transfers had five teams
and wa CONS, engaged in moving house.
hol goods last week
Considerable moving was done in
Butl-r, last week. and the mud taken
was not Of the cure kind.
A petition is being circulated
among the property holders on West st.
for sewering that thoroughfare. While
some are in favor Of it others are very
pronounced in their opposition
-B1rough Auditors Graham, Hen
ninger and Schenck have completed
their audit of Borough Treasurer Grieb's
accounts and are working on those of
the Oyer5eers of the Poor. The latter
audit will be completed in about two
weeks.
DIR. ". ". Hoover held big sale Of
stock, farm implements, etc, at his
farm near Sunbury, Tuesday Three
candidates for Clerk Of Courts and one
for District attorney were in the crowd.
Sandwiches were dished ont by the
tubfull-
john G. Graham has leased a thous-
and acres Of coal land around Harris
vile for the Pittsburg Coal and Gas Co.
II il reportei that Cleveland, O. com
piny il b1yiny up coal around Anan-
dale and il prsplring ID expand $30. 0)0
in developing II.
The u v. L. OF Batter will cele-
brats the surrender Of Lee-Appomat-
tox Day-Tuesday, April 9th = by hold
ing an open meeting, in their hall in the
Rsiber building, at 7:30 m, at which
there will be good music excellent reci-
tations and "reminiscences, and Rev.
Barlow will make an address.
"A Clinton twp farmer who has 10
put up with travelling On the Bessemer's
local freight says that any railroad that
cant afford passenger train ought to
quit To an outsider it would seem
that the increased bueiness of the region
traversediwould alone be sufficient to in
duce the Bessemer managers TO put on a
good passenger service.
During the past ten days about two
hundred families have moved" in But
ler One Of our teamsters averaged five
families day for several days. A few
had to move yesterday, during the
heavy snow At the r. 81 w. station,
Monday. ten families left town. with
their goods, and exactly the same num-
Der came here
biologists tell ms that the centre OF
the Earth IL a molten mass and that the
farther down you 90, through the crust
we are living upon, the hotter it gets;
and yet at we'll lin Greene Co. the eirons
came up from the bottom OF hole,
three-thousand feet deep with ice ON
them. The oil men say this Is caused
by tremendous pressure Of gas.
The snow OF yesterday was what is
called a ''sugar-snow. 1t stuck to the
telegraph and telephone wires, and at
one point. in the alley back Of the Will
lard house all the telephone wires snap
ped, and this caused those across L. Dia
mond st. to sag. In some places the
broken telephone wires fell across the
troIly wires, the current from which
burned ont the receivers
IF China signs, Japan will fight Rus
sia. III japan fights Russia, France
will fight England. II France fights
England. Germany will fight France.
II Germany fights France, Italy will
fight Germany. III Italy fights Germany.
Corbett will fight Jeifries, and If Cor
bett fights Jeffries the sporting people
will have somsthirg to talk and read
abouts-so runs the World away
Some OF the metropolitan papers
are discussing the question Has Pie
Degenerated2" and are mourning over
the assertions that pie Is no longer In its
more high aud pamy state. and not az
mellow as Of yore when pies grew in
goodness as they grew in age.
The also intimate that American wo-
men have backslidden on pie making;
that the short, faky crust ~ n long
er seen. etc
But the women object to these state.
ments and say the fault ~ with the
men, who havs lost the correct taste for
pie; and one Chicago woman furnishes
a receipt for pie, which, she says har-
monizes excellently well with her hub
by's interior. 1t is
Two pounds chopped beef,
Two bowls chopped apples,
One pound currants,
"One and one-half pounds large rails
ems,
Zone and one-qnarter pounds suet.
chopped fine.
Two quarts sweet cider,
Zone tablespoonful salt.
zone tablespoon cloves.
zone tablespoon ground cinnamon,
''One tablespoon allspice.
'One pint syrup.
Brown sugar to taste III not juicy
enough add water Add half pint bran
dy when cold
Therefore, haste thee, and make one
Now that the principal time Of Fur
niture buying III at hand remember that
price cannot make n bargain alone;
back Of price must be quality. Brown
& 20. can accommodate you as to
quality aud low price combination
The fall term Of school Mt the Butler
Business College opens Monday, Sept. .,
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