Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-10-09
Campbell s Storey, real estate.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
.vndora r,;ll have another hotel.

-Lyndora VIII nave anotner noIei
-MiIlerstown is to have brics
works
The coal companies are buying coal
all over the country.
The West Winfield R. R. is being
extended to Rough Run.
The well on the AL Starr near
Hooker is holding up at about 13 barrels
an hour.
The Six eenth is encamred at Mt.
Carmel, 90 miles east Of Sunbury in
Northumberland county.
AT New Gas lie a girl picked bnrn
blister with pm: blood poisoning SIT
in and her condition is serious.
Campbell & Storey is new real
estate firm, with offices in the Berg q
CIPHER building, 121 Main st.
The Car Works made its first ship
ment, last week. The new cars went to
the Chesapeake & Ohio R. r. Thirty
cars
Buck y heat is bringing 6j cents
bushel at the mills. Two years ago it
was As cents at the opening of the
sssson.
Persons wishing to subscribe for
stock of tn. EutIer Foundry Co. should
communicate with T. A. McNary,
Room H. Imperial Power bldg, Pitts
burg.
Collector Maxwell received large
number OF poll-tax orderslast Saturday.
and was kept busy for several days af-
ter writing receipts, but the aggregate
of the amount taken in was not large.
1t is said that thin coat of white
paint on the outside of a screen door or
window will effectually obscure the
view from outdoors The paint is
scarcely preceptible even on the outside
and from within cannot be seen at all.
Fifty four freight cars were COM
pleted at the Car Works last week, and
they expect to get ont $50 this week.
The pay roll now numbers 1000 men
4 and boys. nearly all Of whom work by
the piece.
-Ssnator Wellington's twice-post-
poned lecture;was to have been given in
the Y. M. G.. A. hall Tuesday evening.
A large crowd gathered but for the
third time the Senator disappointed
them. He wouldn't get many votes in
Butler.
1t rained, copiously, last Sunday,
and as the clonds, at this season. are
not charged with electricity. it neither
thundered nor lightninged Why the
clouds, at this season are not charged
with electricity, as they are in the
Spring. nobody knows
AT Akron an iron. street corner rail
ing became charged with electricity
from crossed or broken wires; and a
rope was stretched around IL. But a
young man disregarded the warning
and took hold of it. was unable to let
go, and died shortly after.
The preacher who can preach to
please every hearer, the editor who can
write to please every reader. the school
teacher who can instruct to please every
parent. and the dressmaker who can
please every woman, also the merchant
who pleases every buyer, are all dead
and wearing wings in heavep.
1T is becoming quite the custom for
people living on rural delivery routes to
have their own printed letter heads,
giving their address. with number of
route. This Ia great convenience to
correspondents avoids mistakes, and
the expense entailed is 80 slight as to be
OF small consideration.
The mother and cousin of Russell
b. Newell, the little Cnrlsville. Clarion
Co, boy who was bitten by mad dog
and who recently died in n Pittsburg
hospital from hydrophobia, are at a
Pas.eur institute at Baltimore taking
treatment 1t seems that both, who ac-
companied the boy to the hospital, were
slightly scratched while endeavoring to
quiet bim when he would be overtaken
with the terrible convulsions. Although
NO symptoms of rabies were manifested
Ia either of the two cases, on the advice
OF physician they went to the Balti-
more hospital for treatment by the
Pasteur method
"A large number of Butler people
left yesterday morning on the g. r. &
p. excursion for Bradford, where the
State Firemen's Association is conven-
ing The great parade today will be
participated in by Butler fremen and in
the hose races, Friday, the First Wards
will compete with the Unicn Citys,
Ridgeways and other teams in the front
rank OF hose racing. Barring accident.
the home boys should win. The team
which will run at Bradford consists OF
Cole and Werth, leaders, Jones and
Clinton, Leedom and McCutcheon,
Rockenstein and Negley, on the pole;
Joe Heineman, coupler, Feigel. nozzle,
w. Heineman, Morrison and Mcdowell,
behind the cart.
Several hundred people and the
Germania band left ON the excursion
train this morning.