Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-09-28

Zimmerman's fall goods.
Browns furniture.
Schaul & Levys clothing.
Redicb & Grohman's window glass
Campbell's furniture.
Johnston & Son Merchant Tailors.
Modern Stores fall goods
Public Sale, Oct. 9Th.
Information Wanted.
Adrnintstr ators and Executors of estates
can secure their receipt books at M tne
CITIzEN Office. and persons making puonc
sales their note books
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Fall house cleaning
Frost on the pumpkin.
Fix up your sidewalks
Devils Auction tonight
The foot ball season has opened.
A Halloween parade is in prepara-
ticn.
The chestnut burs will soon be op-
ening.
Butler is to have mush and homi-
ny factory.
The new garbage furnace is
in operation.
Our streets should be flooded. Ring
the dust bell.
C.oo1Ixox c.+;anfo oaaya fo hava a
mania for travelling.
The jnrymen in the murder case
were allowed "a day.
Rails for the new trolly are arriv-
ing in Butler and along the route.
The Butler Water Go. bought $22 :
900 worth of the new borough bonds.
Butler was "Gretna Green" last
week, for an eloping Pittsburg couple.
"A foreigner found sleeping in q
Butler alley, the other night. had $40 in
his clothes.
The Juniors of the Grace Lutheran
church will give social in the S. s.
room. Friday evening.
The J. A. Ripper property in Evans
City was sold at bankrupt sale, Monday,
to R o. Waldron for $500.
The fog saved part of the vegetation
Of Butler from the frost Monday night,
but it hit hard other places.
Arkansas lynchers who hanged the
wrong negro frankly and generously
admit that the joke is on them Elk.
AT the meeting Of Council last Fri
day night Peter Marshall Of the 1st
Ward was elected superintendent of the
garbage furnace.
Ritter g. Rockenstein's twenty foot
deep show-windows are novelty for
Butler, but they are the proper caper
for long store room.
The Ellwood electric light company
has completed arrangements by which
it will conduct electricity to Zelienople
for lighting and power purposes.
The Octogenarians meet on next
Saturday, Sept 80. Some new mem
bers are exr ected. men who have re-
Gently arrived at the age of 80 years
They will be welcome.
The paper book" in the case Of s.
G.. Purvis g Co. vs. the Carpenters Un-
ion, appealed to the Supreme Court by
the defendant contains 900 pages, 400 Of
which are copy Of the evidence.
The Golf or Country Club Of Butler
has purchased the G. w. Huselton farm
in Penn twp for "a 800, seventy acres,
and will make half mile track and a
golf-links upon il. The new trolly runs
through it.
The home of Thomas Mcclure in
Donegal twp, near st. Joe, was de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday of last
week The greater part of the house
hold goods on the first floor was saved.
There is some insurance.
Some years ago b. Liebold Of the
Arlington Hotel sold 30 feet Of the
north end of his property, adjoining the
alley, to the Guaranty Safe Deposit Co.
for $15, 900. and on Monday the latter
sold the same to J. 0. Roe for $23, 900,
an advance Of $1,000, and indicating
the steady enhancement Of Butler bust
ness property.
The two special venires and the
jury empaneled in the Mclaughlin case
cost Butler county $500, and the total
cost to the county will amount to about
$1,000. The jury were paid for service
day and night. According to govern
ment statistics there were in the United
States from 1885 to the of 1904 131, ,951
murders and 22S6 executions. In 1885
there were 1908 murders and 10s execu-
tions, in 1904 there were 8482 murders
and lie executions.
"A Pittsburg evening paper lately
had this in it's Female Want" column:
"WANTED-A young goat for milk
ing; must be fresh and healthy. State
price. Address r 97."
1t must be admitted that the classifier
exhibited streak Of intelligence, be-
cause it is obvious that milch goat
must be female goat.
FOR SALE Two nice walnut bed
steads with springs. 2 dressers, 2 wash
stands and other furniture. Inquire at
1914 w. WAYNE ST., BUTLER.
"The Red Headed League" a new
Sherlock Homes story by Dr.. A. Conan
Doyle, is to appear in the Pittsburg
Sunday Dispatch next Sunday. 1t is
one Of the most unique of the many de-
lightful Sherlock Holmes stories which
Dr.. Doyle has written, and is the fourth
in the series now running in the Sunday
nisnafch Dr Dovle's idea of weaving