Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-11-20

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The West End is rapidly filling up
the Hospital.
The Car Works are now turning
out thirty five day.
jackson and Poole make brass cast
ings of all kinds. See card
-Earthq and a volcanic erupt-
ions are reported from southern Utah
An unusual amount OF mud and
filth las been allowed to collect upon
our paved streets
The manaeeiDent of the Pennsylva-
MIA r. r Co. advanced the wages CT all
its emplo, ees ten per cent, last Thurs
day
The span of the new Fort Wayne
bridge acrnss the Allegheny at Pitts
burg, j. s.,i : bs .hs heaviest in the
world
The 6nr weather has enabled our
bniid.rs 10 d. von'irrs One. S-rooln,
house on ~ Bluff. begun three weeks
Ego il under roof.
Oar Town Council will issue $29,-
$40 ol 81 Ter cent bonds. to pay for
psving aul sewering; and will levy a
tax OF II mills for their redemption.
The ,-,s,l strike will cost the state
a,,out oriIl;on. The pay of Co L, l6rh,
aggregated S'.sl0 IS aud Capt. Mckee
received cheek for that amount, last
we~k.
Il farmer who took load of pro-
duce into Lynd,ra. last week was al
lowed a. sell IT, but was told not 10
come back This new town does not
seem TO be n part OF the United States. |
The winter schedule of thee Bessemer
& Lake Erie r. r. will go into effect
next Sunday Nov %. there win be no
change IN the arrival and departure of |
trains at Butler except No 0. Ola m.
which viii arrive 20 minutes later than
on the present schedule
Collins ConnciI. Eclectic Assembly
viii hnli a basket social in the e V. L. |
h4n. Reiber building commencing 1t
sovIock. Friday evening An inter-s,
ing musical and literary program win
w. rendered, there win " plenty 81
baskets or good ehtnblps 10 bia on and
nIl are invited.
The freight blockade in and abont
PiftsburK may resuIt IN the closing o.
some Of the great iron mills there ard
rh- throxing II thousands of men ont
az employment Extens've improve
lnents ana greater faeiiities ere promi>
q ~ result Il TIE conference ia
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Fark attracted many thoaaands of pao-
pie tLis year For the past three ann
daFa people had NJ gat IN Zine several
rodH from the entrance 10 the consarva-
tory but the show waH worth H. III
the picture gallery there are several
paintings by what are called the 'old
masters chat are well worth seeing and
TO lovers Of music the 4 o'clock organ
recital in the hall is treat
"A new bogus five dollar bin has
been in circulation 10 surrounding towns
for the last three weeks The bill is a
go3d counterfeit aud eau be detected
only BY close examination. One de
feet noticeable j. a period after the
words Five Dollars, as spelled out on
the note. In the genuine bill there ii
mo period The bill made Its first ap-
pearance in Buffalo, and many Of the
merchants in that city are reported to
have accepted great many Of them be-
fore the bogus currency was detected
-Politeness has been deGued as taejt |
agreement between two or more per
SOUS that neither will appear to notice |
the miserable defects of the other, but |
will pretend to like them Politenees is
polished hypocracy, but frankness in |
speaking your mind would appear rude. |
and make you a very disagreeable mem
her OF society Good breeding is a sort
Of armed neutrality. an agreement that
! viii not say anything about your
shortcomings il you will not mention
mine. .-Ex.
The chief features of the athletic
exhibition in the Park, Saturday even
ing. were the sparring bouts between
Chrissy McQuistion Of Butler and
Bo-ton boxer in which McQuistion held
his willy opponent level and a wrestling
match between Kid" O'Brien Of But
Ter and a PitGsburg wrestler, which was
won by the Kid" During the even
ing Rube Waddell KIN ocked pine box.
ma le Of inch boards. to pieces with a
blse ball The show was something
NV for Butler. and was enjoyed by a
large audience.
The trespass laws of Pennsylvania
prohibit hunting on cultivated land on
which notices forbidding trespassing
are posted subject to payment for dam
aces to fences. crops, plants, trees, etc
An amendment approved June Is. 1892,
reads: ''Trsspassers who trample OF IN
any wise injure any grain. grass, vine
vegetable or wilfully take or carry
away any grain, corn, rye, wheat or
other field crop. fruit or vegetable,
plants. nuts berries or any tree, vine
or shrubs, shall be subject to a penalty
mot exceeding $50 for each and every
offense."