Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-03-24

Brown IL Co.'S furniture.
Modern Stores Millinery.
Campbell's furniture
Farm for Rent.
Bankruptcy, estate OF Leon Schloss-
Adminlsll asors and Executors OF esraI
ZEN ONCE. and persons making public sale
their note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Oh, gentle, beauteous springski,
We hail three as our kingski;
To thee we'd proudly clingski
And thy praises gladly singski.
If winter would take wingski
And thy grateful presence bringski.
Forged checks are in evidence.
Clean up and disinfect premises.
st. Patrick's Day was one nice day
The street-cleaners are making rap
i'd progress.
Now that the clouds have rolled by
its daylight after seven
The coal miners adopted the new
scale by large majority.
Good Friday, moving day and all
FOOLS day will be punched in one this
year.
The hens are expected to work over
time from now Until Easter Sunday,
April 8.
Just as soon as the weather will
permit. those bad side walks should be
made good.
The HalIston Coal Cor. ]. Barron,
foreman-is now shipping fifty tons
day to Buffalo.
The Justices Of the peace elected at
the late election will go into Office on
the 10Th Of May.
The Lyndora theatre lie securing
some good shows-Mildred Holland and
her troupe will be there Friday night.
After June next the r. r. d. boys,
old and young. will get $3.50, the year,
and must stop being news and express
boys.
beginning next Wednesday the
clothing and gents furnishing goods
stores will close at p.m.-Saturdays
at 10 o'clock.
The water from the well drilled at
the Broad street school has been con-
demned. as containing bacteria. 1t is
but 80 feet Deep
The locomotive engineers are get
ting their bumps these days When the
frost leaves the ground, it leaves soft
spots in the tracks.
"A very successful Teachers Insti-
tute was held at West Liberty. a few
days ago. Misses Mary Allen and Ma
bel Martin conducted it.
Last Saturday was the first fair
seventh day we have bad for long
time. and the crowds on our steets re-
minded one Of old times.
Newton. the piano man, will rise
sgain in his old place, in one month.
He now has desk in Cooper's. at the
Diamond corner. See adv.
AT the meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors OF the Butler County National
Bank. Friday, Leslie P. Hazlett was
elected President of the Bank.
Tuesday morning, Of this week,
farmers from oil parts Of the county
5ourneyed to Winfield Grange where
IN interesting meeting was held.
The Byerly house at corner OF E.
Cunningham and Mexican Sts.. IL being
torn down. and the Krug house will be
moved to make room for the theatre.
The ghost thst caused the strange
rsppisgs and noiSss In an apartment
house at 4122 Butler st., Pittsburg,
turned ont to be q defective gas meter.
-One Of our young men took some
medicine in Pittsbnrg, the other day
some knock ont drops, whatever they
sre-and woke mp. next day. In Butler,
minus his watch and money.
4 -Fertilizing the ground was what
the Agricultural lecturers talked about
most The ground is something like
human beings in that Whats one
mans meat is another's poison" Every
man must study his own patch.
-.Bloodshed was feared at the New
Castle primaries, last Saturday. both
candidates made affidavits and special
police were sworn in, an outside Judge
was on the bench and the Grand Jury
was kept In session-but nobody got
kilt.
The ladies Of the First Presbyter-
ian church will give New England sup
per in the lecture room OF the church
ON the evening Of Friday the 25th. They
viii also have Bazaar and Candy
Booth. at which Easter novelties will
be sold.
The Butler county authorities
should have the law Of 1918 which de-
clares Connoquenessing creek a naviga-
bic stream engrosssd, framed and suit
ably displayed In order that the memo.
~ OF the past may be kept green
Pittsburg Times.
Sunday felt like spring. If you
didn't take of your overcoat. Thous.
ands enjoyed walks in the sunshine
Near the Kohler bridge party Of nine
Italians spent the afternoon seining fish
Someone could have made a big days
wages by identifying them and inform
ing against them.
Three children Of w. E. Holmes o.
Mcbride ate some bulbs that had beer
uncovered or washed bare by the foot
along Thorn Creek, and were 90 badl,
poisoned that physician had to worl
with them all night to save their lives
The bulbs were probably those Of tn,
hellebore-a bright and pretty yellow
bulb. but deadly poison
p. 4. Cronenwett. Butler, Pa,
now prepared to fll orders for eggs fror
his prize winning, sinale-comb, brow
Leghorns. His pen No. is headed b
. cockerel scoring 94 points, and do,
an pu11afa all acorin0 ovar on Ero,