Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-09-17

Kecks FALL Sultinge.
Modern Stores Fall Waistings.
Campbells furniture.
Bruin Business School.
Houses for Sale.
Aamin,s,r a.ors and Executors OF estar. ;I
can secure their receipt books AT the ia Oil
ZEN Office and persons making puoiic saie
their note books
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Special train to East Butler every
hour, next Saturday.
-Four Councilmen. OF Sharon are De
ing investigated for graft.
Now i. the time to repair your side
walks. Lots of 'em need it badly.
Butler has about 8, 500 voters, indi
eating a population of about 100000
Thecompany at the Park Theatre are
having good audiences despite the ho'
weather.
There is more pride in having the
other fellow wrong than in being right
yourself.-Ex.
-Klinglsr and Son are putting in
cement foundation for their new ware
house on Bluff Street.
Last Thursday evenings storm
hlaw the front out of Siebert's black
smith shop ON Wayne st.
1t WAS the hottest 18th Of Septem-
her in fifteen years, and yet but few
prostratiors were reported.
The first large shipment of Michi-
pln peac hes reached Butler, Tuesday,
and sold at from 81 S5 to e. 40 per bush
81.
People who have been taking sum-
ner vacation from church services Will
niease take notice that vacation time is
over.
The remains of VIM. Barr reached
this county from the Philippines. few
days ago and were buried at Philapel-
phia.
Free lunch on the site of East But
Ter, next Saturday. Don't forget the
sale of lots. beginning at 10 am. Free
train every hour.
The number of young men VINO IN
fest the store door-steps at night 1s re-
markable. The attention of the police
is called to this nuisance.
The concerts Of the Pittsburg Or
Chest "a begin in the first week in No
ve:noar. The ticket Office has been
changed to Hamiltons 1856 Fifth Ave.
The season for mushrooms has
opened, also time for people being
poisoned by eating the toadstools and
other poisonous fungi in mistake for
them
Old bill" Turner of Fayette coun-
ty, u giant mountaineer, and alleged
member OF the Cooley gang. WAS shot
by au old enemy, last week, and died at
roadside cabin.
"A Ameisen, the missing treasurer
of the Standard Exchange, left A,OOO,
to its credit in Berg's Bank. and this has
been attached by some foreigners who
claim to have lost money.
May a boy go to school barefootr
is the question that is agitating New
Workers now. If tits decided IN the
negative, the question whether he shall
wear white or colored stockings will
probably come up.
Six young men took the examin-
alton at Mercer few days ago for the
scholarship at State the college. A. A.
Borlaud, n farmer boy living near New
Vernon, and the only farmer Of the six
contestants, carried of the prize. Nor
man Forker. of Mercer, was second.
Oscar Asbury. wstchman in Dia-
mond st., Pittsburg, building fell asleep
on duty night before last. and some one
poured oil on his feet and set it afire,
He managed to extinguish the flames,
but not until his feet had been badly
burned. He is in the Homeopathic
Hospital.
1t is said that q certain mans wife
In town makes him wear against his
wish q nigh: gown with tucks In the
sleeves and trimmed with pink, 80 that
the baby wont know the difference when
he walks the floor with 1t in the night.
II is truly astonishing what some mar
ried men must undergo nowadays
When the public has learned to
look for the merchants advertisement
he has achieved success. A Merchant
who advertises persistently soon claims
the attention Of newspaper readers and
they expect to find his advertisement
~ surely as they expect news in the
paper, And when they acquire the
habit of reading the advertisement they
fall into the habit of buying of the ad-
vertiser. .-Ex
The intensely hot and close weather
OF the last few days seemed to
have an evil effect on the morals and
tempers Of some people One man was
shot. Saturday night, while visiting an
other mans wife, and one was arrested
and jailed, Friday night, for the same
thing; but we can expect relief and cool
or weather, in few days, as snow
storms are raging in the Dakotas
Tho Butler Foundry and Machine
Co. has been formed with capital stock
Of $500, 900 with Delaware charter. A
site of % acres for plant has been Sc
cured about one mile north of Butler
The company will manufacture several
of the inventions of Peter F. McCool.
A boltless rail joint and new M. G. B
car coupler are two of the principal in
ventions which are to be manufactures
ct the plant. There are others under
way but no announcements regarding
them will yet be made.
The Germans are more prone t.
suicide, than any other civilized natiol
on Earth q German has been known t.