Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-08-30
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Tomatoes are plenty.
Autumn is almost due
The county fairs are on.
School begins next week.
A long dry-spell is predicted.
The Majestic now has a roof sign.
Butler needs smoke inspector.
The Pittsburg Expo. opened yester-
day.
The tell will soon ring for straw
hats.
Excursions on the railroads are now
at their best
The oyster will be ripe on Saturday
September 1st.
Tom Lyon is building two new
houses on South st.
Monroe and Elm Sts are becoming
notorious for insulting hoodlums.
They are selling chances on that
auto at Conneaut Lake, this week.
There has been a wonderful growth
of the vacation habit in recent years.
This is threshing week, and every
body wants it done at the same time.
After working hard to get money a
nan has to work twice az hard to keep
It,
A wise mother tells that career,
is not half as desirable as good hus-
band.
The heat of last week caused tenn
porary shutdown of the Plate Glass
works.
The girls now carry canes in one
hand to offset the big purses in the
other.
Driving and automobiling are pop
ular now, the roads being in good con-
dition.
Now let MS hope our next Legisla-
ture will be as good as the place it will
meet in.
Butler needs milk inspector Some
of the stuff sold for milk in this town is
poisonous
A young woman was found dead
drunk on vacant lot in Butler, a few
mornings ago.
The Far had three days Of ideal
weather and the total attendance was
the biggest ever.
In about three weeks the boys
will be watching to see if the chestnut
burrs are opening.
The fast mail on the Penn'a lately
ran from Harrisburg to Altoona, 132
miles, in two hours.
The State College in Centre county
IL yet without president, Prof. Olds Of
Amherst having declined.
boil your ten-dollar bills Shar-
on scientist has discovered seventeen
varieties of germs on them.
The receipts of the Grove City
P. o. now exceed $40, 900 per year, and
the town is to have free delivery.
The Hallston mines are now run
ming full time; with J. A. Speer as man.
ayer and r. J. Barron as assistant
Only members of Congress and the
Legislature will be invited to the feed
at Harrisburg. Oct. 4th, with Teddy.
What others think of you does not
matter. 1t is what you think Of your
self that makes You happy or unhappy.
Allegheny county is having her
Teachers Institute" this week. at the
Third Ward school house in Allegheny.
Next Monday is Labor Day, mon
ster parade has been arranged, and
there will be big doings" at the Park.
The postoffice will be closed next
Monday, Labor Day, from IL to 630;
and the rural free delivery carriers will
be given holiday.
Some months ago frontage of one
half of one foot changed hands in But
Ter. and last week 81 feet front changed
hands in Harmony.
The tracks of the West Penn have
been raised in the Butler yards; and a
new Inter er-ckangeable siding of con-
siderable length put in.
A tremendous down-pour lately
undermined the Court House at Kit
tanning and they are talking Of build
ing new one ION the level"
Passenger service on the w. & A.
r. R. will begin on Monday Of next
week, Sept. g.. two trains each way be-
tween New Castle and Kaylor.
"A triple funeral from the Lyndora
church passed down Main st: last Sat
zrday morning. A mother and child
made one funeral, and child's funeral
followed.
The various cider mills throughout
the country are getting into shape tc
resume operations. The apple crop this
year will be large and an immense cider
business is anticipated.
Ohio has new State law which
fixes 40 per month as the lowest wages
to be paid public school teachers Thi'
goes Pennsylvania IS a month better
and 1t is causing fully as much kicking
~ does the law in force here.
"A Pennsylvania preacher says b
expects to meet more editors and re
porters in hades than any other class
This clergyman neglects to state VIII,
he expects to go 10 that place wher'
they have no winter.
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