Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-08-29

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Leighner's Glasses.
Administered and Executors Of estate
IAN secure their receipt books At the ClIl
ZEN office. and persons making public sales
tn3ir note books
LOYAL AND GENERAL,
Big Butler Fair-Sept. S-4-5-6.
Every ybody goes to the Butler Fair.
--s.Yes: we will meet at the Butler
Fair"
Most of the farmers have finished
harvesting
The school bells win ring again
next Tuesday
-Gomersol P. 0. was discontinued
some months ago
in horse racing it is generally case
of prophet and loss.
Our grocers are paying dollar
bushel fox peaches.
The newly formed shovel trust viii
try to make it a scoop.
Labor Day. our next holiday, comes
on Monday September 2.
All fair people viii pay their fare
and 20 10 the Fair next week.
Get ready for the next great event
the Big Butler Fair Sept 3-6.
The horse hat, though comical
spectacle, is a inerciful provision.
C. Il. Graham sold his store at But
tercup to Frank SAWYER, last week.
Forty cases on the docket for the
Grand Jury to psss upon next week.
The South Americans shouldn't Kill
each other. There's too few of them.
Big Butler Fair-Sept. 1856.
Three men have been drowned in
oil while trying to shut in Texas
gusher.
The public of Butler is giving to the
Irene Myers Co. tremendous ovation,
this week
Some Parker twp. people were in
Butler, yesterday, trying to settle the
school matter.
II will meet you at the Butler
Fair" has been said ten thousand times
in the last month.
One of our neighbors has leaf that
measures 46 by 30 inches, and ne may
leave it 1T the Fair next week.
With all the talk Of masculine shirt
waists it is really only case of what
used to be called ''shirt sleeves"
Buffalo Bills show may be here
Sept. 10th, and it may not. They will
not know positively till tomorrow.
Hereafter the banking house of John
Berg & Co. will not close, Saturdays, at
12 m, but will remain open till 3 p IN.
Get ready for the next great even
the Big Butler Fair-Sept. 3-6.
Black bugs and caterpillars are un-
usually numerous this year, and the
bugs are eating some varieties of flow
ers.
That Kansas farmer who directed
in mis- will that the $45,0 900 he left be
burned. proved that there is money in
farmiucy in Kansas
But five men in this town-Judge
McJunkin. Capt Fleeger, Alex. Mitch
ell. Cyrus Anderson and John Shiring
wear boots in summer.
That Chinese protocol has been
signed as many times as the Ministers
and Ambassadors were killed. a year
ago, and still it is no good.
The new band practices in the
second story Of the CITIZEN building
and we are enduring our Affections with
Christian Fortitude and then some.
The new Shamrock rived at New
York, the other day. and has been paint
ed nice shade of green, but it is the
Constitution that will cover itself with
laurels.
About two-hundred Of our outing
people returned home last week and the
rest will come this week. Everybody
must be home for the Fair ard Court,
next week.
ID. l.. Cleeland went on to New
York, Monday, to purchase his Christ
mas stock His wife accompanied him,
and they intended putting in day OF
two at Asbury Park.
The Government dam at Herr's
Island is almost completed. 1t will
slack-water the Allegheny to Tarentum,
a distance of about twenty miles, and
has cost about half million.
Now that Americans have secured
control of the British meat market, ths
English are trying to sing, "Oh! the
Roast Beef of old England to the tune
of ''The Star Spangled Banner.
Paper lead pencils now have riva
in those made Of shaving of woot
which can be pinched off with thu
fingers and thus sharpened without th'
use OF knife, and then thereis penci
with which you can write red, whit
and blue.
AT Macksburg, 0. a team hitchet
to wagon containing eighty quarts o
nitro -glycerine and left standing in tn
street. ran away. The wagon upset il
turning corner and the explosion tha
followed scattered things in that neigh
borhood and killed the team.
Steps are already being taken to OF
gaDize national bank at Parker. Pa.
to take the place Of the Exchange ban
Of thxt place which closed its doors las
Wednesday. However, there are sal
TO be strong reasons for the belief tina
the exchange bank will within limite
time bridge over its present embarass
inent and resume business
The Mirror, a weekly journal pull
.ished in the Minnesota Penitentiary, i
recent issue makes the followin
heartrending vail
why ID it that from the first inceI
ton of our paper to the present tim
NO L.,-a ,,.xrar hoI ~, adffo,. fo coiour