Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-03-23

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Jury list for April lO:
prtiar Co Natl. Bank statement
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..,,s,,s.,.vors and Executors of estates
IN secure their receipt books at the
GiTIZeN omce. and persons making pubic
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
-Horseradish is the new cure for
grip
Moving day comes on Saturday this
year.
Some big real estate deals are on
deck.
-Gov. Penn. has named April IA and
% as Arbor Days
1T was old time Butler audience
that greeted Forest Huff.
The Evans City Knights dedicate
their new lodge room. this evening.
-Balmy weather in mid-March. with
the frogs whistling. is too good to last
long.
-.sllorning paper-all about the L of
big food" was the way the newsboy
put it.
The beautiful caulifiowers that are
now in market are brought here from
California.
The Misses Rockenstein will remove
to the Berg building next door to J. a.
Richey, on the 1st.
The deposits Of the Butler County
National" now exceed two millions OF
dollars. See statement.
During Lent it is the proper thing
for the men to give up their seats to the
ladies in a crowded street car.
Looping the quadruple chasms in
the aerial paradox" is the new feature
of the Barnum & Bailey circus.
Since the 22nd Of last month the s.
J. Rosenberg Post 538 of Eau Claire
has lost three of its members by death,
leaving but 81.
Mrs Edith Smiley and Miss Grove
of Philadelphia have opened a dress
making room in the Bancroft residence,
on e. Cunningham st.
An excursion will be run from
Greenville. Grove City and other points
for the comic opera Sho Gun. at the
Majestic, Saturday night.
These cuts in gas prices come at the
wrong time of the year. but it is case
Of better late than never, and here's
hoping there will be no more changes
for ten years.
Several Thousand men in the ALE
eheny valley are idle. this week, on ac-
count of the mills and plants at Kittan-
ming. Ford City, New Kensington and
other points being flooded
The war Is causing some new words
TO appear in print. A London CORES
pondent writes of ''the Russian debacle
In iManchuria." and 1.-The bewiidered
camarills of grand dukes"
There Is too much rubbish on our
streets. Some Of the drains were clog
ged during the downpour of last Sum
day morning, and people going to church
had to wade through water
The thaw caused some Of the old
brick buildings in Pittsburg, New
York and other cities to collapse. and
part Of the old stone wall around the
Allegheny arsenal fell into the street.
Harper Graham and Ed Mohr have
been added to the regular police force
Of the town, which will hereafter be
regularly patrolled at night; while a
night-clerk will be on duty at the May
or's Office.
IAN old gardener and fruit grower
says that now is good time to sprinkle
the ground under your particu-
larly the plum trees-with lamp oil. 1t
kills the bugs that sting the fruit and
also the cut-worms and other worms
that come to the surface as soon as the
frost leaves the ground.
An amateur burglar entered the
house of country editor out in Kansas
one night last week and robbed the
editor Of $1.78 The local Sherlock
Holmes concluded at once that the burg
lar was an amateur, from the fact Cthat
he was foolish enough to waste his time
ON that sort Of subject.
Prof Rolla h McQuistion, Pres
byterial President of o. Y. P. G. U. OF
the United Presbyterian church has is
sued call to the Executive Committee
to meet in Butler, April 10th, to arrange
for holding the Annual Convention oil
o. Y. p. G q. Societies of Butler Pres
bytery. The place Of holding has NOT
been decided.
= AC AdACpCuoOAh NdtuIdl 0d5 W.
announced a reduction Of cents
per Thousand to its customers, or rate
OF 15 cents net, and on Tuesday the
Phillips Co. announced cut OF ter
cents. making their price 10 cents net
after the readings for this month, and il
win hereafter furnish and set meters
free of charge.
The American people appear to b,
constantly growing more fond of amuse
ment. and one Of the duties of men o
genius is to educate the public taste ant
keep 1t up to a high standard along thos
lines. The theatre is the most popula
as well as the most edifying form o.
amusement, and good play house i
one Of the necessities Of every town o
any pretentions.
"A young lady Of this vicinity wb,
recently returned from visit with rel
atives in Western states came into DOE
eesion Of valuable memnto Of her Wis
1t in very unusual way. She brough
home with her number Of large clan
shells. While these were being show
minister who was visiting at he
home. he pointed to q rough place
one with the ram Arb saThare in n roa,