Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-10
NEW ApvERrrsEMRNrs.

Notice eefate of Thos Graham.
Ceeland's Holiday Goods
A6ro,ns.r ~sors and Executors uf estates
r.n secure their receipt books at the
CITIZEN ONCE. and persons making public
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Was it apathy
Or was it coutentmentf
And the next day il rained.
Christmas comes on Sunday, this
year.
Parker only got eight votes In Par
ker twp.
-Parkers landing is up Salt River
Tor sure.
-Butler county now has II election
precincts.
Pity the hobos s-the Butter police
are after them.
-Megaphone protection against the
burglar is something new and its o. K
The stock of tin-horns seemed to
be eqasI to the demand Tuesday even
ing.
The leaves left the trees early this
fall, which is the old Germsu sign of a
mild winter.
Some handsome NUNS are display
Cd In Butler. Take look at the Krut
and Holt show windows.
-Pheassnts are reported very scarce.
The sooner the Legislature puts three
year limit on them the better
The Renfrew NJ z. church will
give an oyster supper and ice cream fes-
tival in the church, tomorrow evening.
just about go per cent Of the regis
tered vote Of the county was polled l.
what would it have been IL all had vot
edf
Auction sale Of first night theatre
SEATS in old postofice building, Main
strset ON Thursday evening. beginning
lisp m
&C 81. Gels has purchased the lot on
East Cunningham street. adjoining the
new theatre. and intends building a
modern botel.
That owl in the show window of
the Pnryis Bros. pharmacy ID . curiosi-
ty 1t is four yesrs old and has no
teeth. 1t was caught by some boys in
the woods near Batter.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
HOSPITAL Association, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year, will be
held in Y. H. C. A. psrlors on Tuesday,
Nov. Is, at 3p. NJ.
An auction sale Of first night seats
will be something new for Butler. Our
new Opers Houss-the Majestic Theatre
viii open next week. and there will be
. public sale Of first night tickets.
Tho laying Of the w. Clay street
sewer is being delayed by strata Of
limestone strnck near the Kirkpatrick
building and requiring blasting. SHAFT
ner has begun work on another sewer
70 run from Brady down Monroe and to
=. Cunningham.
AT the Court House polls. Tuesday,
one man was bound to vote for all the
Butler candidates. In the Presidential
Elector coluNns be marked the names
Of John Il. Neyley. w. T. Mechlinz and
Rev. e. r. Worrell. and seeing an ''El-
iner Young" on the Socialist column,
votet for him, to.,.
"A. G Ruby, formerly Franklin
township boy. left, last week. with
- Hue imported Belgian, English Shire
and Percherou stsllions which he had
been resting for time at the Butler
Fair Grounds after importing them
from Europe Mr.. Ruby is taking the
hors-s to Oregon. David West and
Thompson McCandless bought one Of
the frest black Percberons. paying
about 5000
Two old soldiers Of Butler started
Tor SaIdiers' Home the other day.
They went down to Allegheny. changed
trains, and then went on down the river
few miles. They stopped at nice
looking place. and had supper, and then
one Of the old soldiers went to bed,
while the other slipped on and calne
home. And when the man who was
left at Dixmont finds ont where he 10
he'll make the air blue
Two young men went ont hunting
In Armstrong county. LAST week; they
ut down on log; one Of tho guns waa
sccidently discharged. and the charge
entered the knee and leg Of one Of the
youug men; assistance was promptly
oummoned but the young msn died,
shortly after, from loss Of blood. II hia
companion had promptly tied . hand
kerchief around the young mans leR.
above the wound. and twisted II tight
With stick, before going for help, the
wounded man would yet be living.
ROBBERIES.