Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-03-31

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ZEN ONCE. and persons making puoi'c sac
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
This is Grand Opera week in Pitts
burg
The new theatre will not have 6
pillar in it.
Butler is to have fancy train te
the lake, this summer.
The p. o. will close tomorrow
Good Friday-at noon.
Tomorrow. tomorrow, tomorrow Is
the day-to get move on.
Friday, April Goth, will be appeal
day from the Mercantile appraisment.
A few flies have already made their
appearance; one dead fiy now Is woF'
a million in August.
Now that Pittsburgsrs have settled
their music problem. they will resume
their interest in the Eastern war.
You will wear flowers in your
Spring hat, and the Misses Rocken-
stein have them in great profusion see
adv.
After Easter we shall have chance
to see how the Leap Year has improved
her opportunities during the past
quarter.
The party who took a parcel by
mistake from the Doutt dry goods store
few days ago, will please return it to
the store.
Mrs. ]. M. Guskey, (Guskey's De
partmant Ssore), Pittsburg. filed a pc
tition in bankruptcy, yesterday, liabili-
ties over $500.
-LC. Wick has sold his planning mill
to the Iceless Refrigerator Co. in which
he has an interest, and there is now no
"union" planning mill in Butler.
-Anent the tariff discussions now
agitsting the people of England, they
are asking each other whether they are
slittle piggers' or whole hogRers."
Robins seem to be unusually nu-
merous this Spring. which makes us
think that that three-year-limi in some
OF the Southern states did not run out
last fall.
Eugene Pape has had the rooms over
the G. W. Miller grocery. handsomely re-
fitted for billiard hall, has ordered
new tables; and expects to open next
Monday.
Owing to our columns being crowd
ed, this week. land they also will be
next), we have omitted come of our
standing ads" but will make up in
the future.
A large number of men have been
& applying at the Car Works. lately, for
work. It is said that the Works will
start uo, next Monday, with two-thous-
and men, and has orders in for four
teen hundred cars.
"A young man named Thos. Price,
who lives with his uncle, John Price,
near Millerstown. came home from the
coal mines near Dubois. a few days ago.
and has developed case of smallpox.
His aunt is also reported to have.
The crocus is springing, the robin
is singing. the stores are advertising
moth balls and cedar chests. the weekly
papers are telling how to plant sweet
peas, and it is time your Congressman
was sen1ing you them seeds"
The liabilities in the Shloss bank
ruptcy case are about seventeen thous
and and the assets about eighteen thous
Including his life insurance poll
cies. 1t may be news to some people te
know that when one goes into bank
ruptcy he must part with his life insur
ance policies.
Butler oil men aud lodge men are
preparing to hold clam bake at which
plates will cost s.. Great Belshazzar
Are they goin' to have altar of roses ant
red radium slits on the side? Why, thi'
thing ia going to make that clam bake
at the Frank Sullinger place look like a
porridge rty.-Spectator.
The Springdale w. G. I. U. will
hold parlor meeting and birthday an
niversary service for Meal Dow an
Miss Francis Willard on next Tues
day evening, April 9th, at 8 O'Clock. a
the home of Mrs Forsythe. on Brow
avenue. An interesting program is e1
pected, and full attendance is desired
Refreshments will be served.
p. E. Cronenwett. Butler, Pa,
now prepared to fill orders for eggs frol
his prize-winning, singlecomb, brow
Leghorns. His pen No. is headed
cockerel scoring "a points. and do
en- pullets all scoring over 93. Fro
this pen he will sell limited numb
Of eggs at ST. 80 per setting. and fro
four other pens of prize winners at ST..
per setting eggs shipped safely any di
tance.
You will always find the new styl
In Mems and Boys clothing at Ritter
Rockensteins'.
Any farmer desiring one of Armour
fine Almanacs can get it for the askin
at J. G. g w. Campbell's, Butler, Ps
WANTED:-Young men or wome
as local representatives for Mcclure
Magazine. Liberal commissions, ca
prizes. Write J. N. Trainer, 141
25th street, New York, N. Y.
Grand Opera House, PfttsDur
"All on account of Eliza"-Next Wee
A comedy entirely different from an
thing in which the Stock Company
appeared this season will be the bill
the Grand, Easter week, when "All
Account of Eliza" will be presented.
A Desirable Hand Book on IL
Worlds Fair.