Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-03

ard Trust Co.
Ward.
Nardorf's shooting match.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mahaffey.
Two Farms for Sale.
Country Gent.
Thanksgiving Excursions.
Administi Ators and Executors Ut estate,
OTTIzEN ONCE. ana persons making publ,
sales their note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Blanket ballots.
Thanksgiving comes next
Next Tuesday il Election Day
Where will you vote this timer
Now fatten your Thanksgiving tur
keys
Colds and coughs and nuts are com
ing in.
Thursday, the 24th. is Thanksgiv
ing day.
The rabbit hunting season opened.
Tuesday.
Its all over now, Tuesday only en-
phasizes the fact.
Peace and Prosperity are what we
are to be thankful for.
When you feel that you are getting
little fresh, apply salt
The railroads are booming. Pros
perity always hits them first.
Two weeks more and it would have
been unanimous for Roosevelt
The School Directors of the county
will meet at the Court House. tomor-
row.
Mack and D. G. Burton, drillers,
have dissolved partnership. See no.
tice.
Comparative philology is mod
ern subject of study" Get your die
tionary.
"A thousand voters in Butler have
not paid tax within two years, and will
lose their votes.
The Shenley Park mum show open
cd last Sunday. 1t is said to be greater
than ever this year.
The fog of Friday night and Satnr-
day morning was as dense IS any we
have ever had here.
Farmers and land owners every
where are banding together and putting
mp No Trespassing". sigus
The Majestic" is due to open We'd
nesday, Nov. 10th, with a fine line Of
attractions booked to follow.
Every few days one sees q horse
fall on the paved streets of Butler.
Don't hit your horse, when he is on q
paved street.
Somebody suggests that the salt
water from the new well up the creek
should be damned 1t will be it it gets
into the reservoir.
The State Hotel Association in ses-
sion at Cambridge last week, says it is
not opposed to the Brooks Law and
does not favor the Excise Commission.
1T seems odd that the only persons
70 get into trouble for their Hallow' cen
pranks were a lot of g. MoKean st,
girls; who were arrested tor stoning
John Smiths house and breaking his
windows.
The Buffalo Sunday Courier will
begin. Sunday. Nov. 9th. giving away
With each copy Of the Sunday Courier
pair Of Magic Spectacles and a Won
der Photograph the greatest novelty
Of the century.
Two hay stacks on the Jos Criswell
farm in Butler twp, now occupied by
JOS. Painter, were burned, Monday
night. The stacks stood some distance
. apart, and the firing was undo ubtedly
done BY an incendiary.
Twenty three automobiles started
from the z. +. Pittsburg for Zelienople,
last Saturday, going via the Perrysville
road and Wexford. and one of them
went there and back. distance of "A
miles, in hours and 45 minutes.
Venus. Jupiter and Saturn are now
visible every evening, shortly after sun
sst. and Prof. Brashear of the new
Allegheny observatory is making a
study Of the great red spot on Jupiter,
which, he says. is Is, 800 miles long and
5000 miles broad.
Weather prophets are claiming an
open winter this season ON the theory
that the weather usually strikes an
average every three years. fhe last
two winters being 90 cold the present
u apt to be much warmer. We can tell
batter about it next April.
AT the Hunky weddings and chris
Jennings the liquor always flows. the
knives gleam and the bullets fly. At
the hearing Of the shooting affair Of
last Sunday night nobody would tell
who handled the pistols. and the man
who furnished the liquor was fined &25
snd costs.
Two hundred and one members of
the Iron and Steel Institute of Great
Britain, many of whom are accompani-
Cd ny their wives, reached Pittsbury in
aspecial train on the B. g o. R. r.
from Washington. D. c., Monday even
Ing Special trolley cars and carriages
were provided for the visitors. and they
were taken at once to the Hotel Schen-
ley, Hotel Henry and Country Club,
where they are being entertained during
their stay in Pittsburg.
--One hundred Butterflies journeyed
TO Grove City on special train, Satur.
day afternoon, to see the Grove City.
Westminster foot ball game. About
half rbe Butler crowd were U. Ps. and
rooted for Westminster. and the rest
Tor the Grove City College team, Of
which Eddie Campbell is captain and