Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-11-17

Modern Stores Locals.
A6rnfnfstf ators and Executors OF estates
can secure their receipt books at the
CITIZEN Office. and persons making pubic
sales their note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Football accidents.
Are your Turks getting fat.
The season of dances is at hand
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
The buckwheat cake has arrived
The gas meters are not losing any
time.
Time to be thinking Of. Christmas
presents.
Girls, girls. Ieap-year is rapidly
slipping away.
Something new-the cabbage snake
and dangerous. too.
The air-ship test at st. Louis. Mon
day. was another failure.
Five hundred Pittsburgers attended
the New York Horse show. this week.
Big gassers are the order OF the day,
and the supply for this winter is assur-
ed
The postoffice at Sarversyille has
been removed to the store OF Herman
Foster.
Edward Fleming has purchased
the lease of the Waverly Hotel ON s.
Mexican st.. and is now mine host.
Since the election the Car Works
have employed some additional men
and are now employing about 1000 in
ell.
This time last year there were 700
to 500 hundred cases Of typhoid fever
In Butler. Today there are four or FIVE
"a difference to be thankful for.
twenty-five men and thirty-two
dogs went north on the Bessie and B 81
0. railroads. the other day, to extermi-
nate pheasants, quail and rabbits.
The viewers on the opening Of
Franklin ST., awarded the Baldauf
heirs 800. the same to be paid by the
borough. The case will 90 to Court
The monthly meeting Of the bofo
school teachers was held Monday and
was addressed by Principal Rolla Nc
QUESTION. Of the Institute Hill school.
The young people OF the Grace
Lutheran church will give an oyster
sapper in the new Sunday School room
OF the church this, Thursday. evening.
All are invited.
IA nice crowd ard fine entertain
meut were the features Of the opening
Of the new Opera House, last nizht.
Everybody was pleased Another good
show u billed for Saturday night.
The new steel baggage car, built at
the works here. last week, will be deliv
cred to the Erie X. r. Co, this week.
4. isa handsome car, and will be wei
coined by the baggage and mail men.
We have n subscriber who pays for
his paper three years In advance. AS a
result he has never been sick in his life,
never had corns on his toes nor tooth |
ache, his babies never cry at night, his
wife never scolds and he succeeds In
everything. -Ex
That was great storm along the
coast. last Sunday. Near Penncllville,
Maine it blew whale ashore. The
storm was double affair. A cyclone
came up from Florida, and along the
Maryland or Jersey coast 1t met gale
blowing westward.
The saltwater that has been run
ming into the new dam for some days
and which has made our water unfit for
luso comes from the Wick 81 Parker
well on the Miller Wick farm In Oaks
land township. and rather than ask for
an injunction Mr.. Wright caused pipe
to be laid from the we'll over the hill
and began. yesterday. pumping IT away.
The water in both dams Is very low at
present or the infusion would not be 20
noticeable, as 1t T.. 1t will be several days
before the nuisance is entirely abated.
Frances Baird OF somewhere near
Cory jumped off one OF the Allie
gh.ny bridges, some days ago and was
drowned Her body was recovered and
sent to the morgue. and was there iden-
tified by six people as being the body Of
. missing relative, each Identification
proving to be nm error. A Braddock
woman identified the body as that OF
Rosie wasburne Of Bellefonte. pa. Lat
or Rosie telegraphed that she Was still
alive. well and happy. Mrs. Bartlett
Of Clarksburg. w. Va, identified the
remains as those Of her niece but as
Mrs. Bartlett was leaving the morzue
her niece came up the steps to greet her
snd Mrs. Bartlett tainted. We all look
alike In tho dark. and some Of us the
same In death
Some Armstrong county people
went daft over the election. A. Logans-
port Parker man had TO stay In Rcose-
veit mans chicken coop all night, as
the result OF a bet or wager, and in Kit
tanning, In fulHllment Of an election
bet, Baggagemaster John Stivason, roll
cd a peanut two squares from the depot
with toothpick. StIyascn made the
bet with Grant Porter. and should Por-
tsr bsve Lost he was to have rolled a
peanut the same distance with crow
bar.
The Puzzle club has been working
ut 1t for some weeks, and II was only
the other night that one Of them acci-
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