Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-01
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dAy morning.
Dnffys Fall and Winter Goods-
Coins Bargain Store.
Cymonts q Taylor. Fruit and Pro
duce
Ralston q Smiths Jewelry.
Zfmmermaa's Department.
Professional, Dr.. H- J. Nicely.
Walker h McElvain. real estate
Geo. LIT Il Sons local
Agents wanted
Administs @sors and Executors VI estat.
csn secure their receipt books at the CIT
zeN o1cs; .nd persons making public saiea
thstR note bookS.
LOCAL. AND GENERAL.
SUMNER
They stood beneath spreading tree
And talked a. lovers should;
And then, to seal the compact, he
Cut Agnes in the wood
AUTUMN
Now back to town they both have strayed
One day they chanced to meet;
And then and there the self-same maid
Cut Charlie on the street. Tit Bits.
Still few straw hats ont
The melancholy days are here.
Painted sparrows cost 81 each.
Some farmers are cutting corn.
Warm weather is not all over yet
The coal man Ii beginning to smile.
Days and nights are about of equal
length.
The West Penn street paving is
nearing completion.
Hereafter the drug stores win close
atSp. m.-except Saturday.
beautiful to behold are the autumn
al tints On leaves Of tree and vine.
The greatest question before the
farmer today IL that Of good roads.
-ButIer schools are to have Kinder
garden and Cooking School attach
ments.
Walker u McElvain have moved
their Office 10 the new bank building.
Sd floor See card.
-Dnffys Store has received it's Fall
and Winter stock Of woolens, blankets
~cI frr~ Gao udv
The Thompson property on 8. Main
street, 80 fest front, is said to have
changed hands for $4,000.
-Zslienople has several cases Of ty-
pboid fever-supposed to be csused by
the excsvsting for the sewer.
The Steel Car Co. now makes five
kinds Of cars. and has orders ahead that
will keep it busy Tor months
--Rattlesnake oil II sure cure for
rbsumstism." The snakes exhibited In
the show windows are supposed to be
able and willing to prove It.
The nsw jsweIry firm OF Ralston d
Smith. 10 w. Jefferson st. have m ex-
cetIent line OF jewelry. silverware and
musical instruments. See adv
-Messrs Clymonts u Taylor, the
Wholesale and retail fruit and produce
dealers, 13f and 3s3 z. JEFF st. have sold
six car loads Of peaches this season, be-
sides other fruits. They pay cash for
country butter and fresh eggs. See
card In smother column.
Since the Washington county muir
der there has been some talk Of Rural
Police bat 1t IL not likely that road
patrol would have stopped that affair.
The telephone proved q better protec-
tion In Jefferson county, O.. the other
dsy. II msn with criminal intent
knows that the chances for escape are
slim he wont do 1t.
Elijah Wheeler, colorsd. reproved
his brother Rufus Saturday night for
not paying fifty cents which Rufus
owed man. and Rufus In resentment
drew . revolver and shot 1t his brother
three times. One bullet entered near
the groin and when removed six bullet
holes were found to mark its path.
Elijah was taken to the Hospital and
Rufus escaped. The shooting took
place on Third street. The man In said
to have worked on the water compa-
py's dam.
If the Car Works shut down, and the
Court House In moved to East Butler,
the Plate Glass works explode. the
Lead works become q hole In the
ground, the machine shops remove. the
planning mills burn pp, etc. Butler will
indeed be In bad way. All this CAB
bic seems TO hsve originated In the re-
lection Of some 2sS cars by the North
srn Pacific. on account Of being an
eighth ON m inch shy In the metal
plstes. Somebody blundered In accept
ing those plates, but the Hrm II amply
able to stand the loss.
When the workmen were digging
The trench for the new gas line Of ths
Peoples Light and Heat company
which II being constructed from PittS-
burg into the West Virginia field, they
struck Whist was evidently . corduroy
bridge on the farm VI Corey Crow In
Washington County. The bridge was
four feet below the surface OF the
ground, and was also covered with 4
thick layer OF stone. It wss construct.
ID Of white oak, and the logs were In
. good state Of preservation. How the
bridge came there ID = mystery No
yosd passed through thst farm In the
sscolIection Of any Of the Oldest inhabi.
tantS who have been acquainted with
the incident.
Joseph w. Hunter, Of the State High.
WY Commission, was In Titusvills a
few days ego. and completed arrange
msStS for the new road TO b. built from
that city TO Hydctown. TIE road will
b. one and-s-haif miles long and ths
estimated cost In 5000 per mile. II
viii be fifteen feet wide and practically
on level grade the entire distance
The construction In under the provis
Ions OF the recent good roads laws
BY which the State pays esi per cent