Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-06-28

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Come to Butler for the Fourth.
Next Wednesday is the Glorious.
Dance at Euclid. tomorrow even
ing.
is extortion being practiced in Lyn-
dora?
The floods left some deep holes in
the creek.
This is Donation Day at the Zelien-
ople Orphans Home.
The picinc at the Park, Yesterday,
was the biggest ever
The valvaline Oil Works at E.
Butler, are taking shape.
The Spanish-War veterans will
reune at Dubois, July 27-2S
The township school boards are Of
fering $40 and S45 per month.
The hot bath cure for spinal menin-
gifts is the only one yet known.
The firemen promise a good time to
all who come to Butler for the 4th.
Old fashioned 4th of July celebra-
tions all around and races at the lake.
The Court House will be closed Sat
urdsy afternoons during July and Au-
gust.
The exposures in the meat packing
business onght to encourage home pro-
duction.
The Buxton farm in Middlesex is
reported to have changed hands for
SEQ, ,00O
The ball-teams and several hundred
common people went to the lake,
yesterday.
The Power House of the p Fl. N.
G. s. b. trolly line will be located at
Evans City,
Two important Japanese gentlemen,
inspected the Plate Glass works in But
Ter yesterday.
Three games of ball and several of
tennis. on the 4th, besides the parade
and fireworks.
There will be special Council
meeting, this evening, to open revised
bids on paving.
If your kid is wounded, next week.
wash the wound in hot water, and then
send for the doctor.
lightning struck the new Court
House at Greensburg, last Friday, and
damaged the dome.
An eighteen-pound turtle, left. by
the food. was caught on the ball
grounds, last week.
The buy-at-home business policy is
sound, especially when your home mer-
chants sell just as cheap.
The latest fad is the conundrum
supper. You are required to guess
what you are eating. g.-Ex.
-Dairymen are being advised to SOW
few acres in corn for fall feeding, also
to buy their fresh cows now.
The Car Works Auditors have a
ball team that have beaten the mer-
chants, lawyers and printers.
IA good way to strengthen the i'm.
agination ia to acquire piece of real es-
tate aud then offer it for sale"
"A series of hail storms have injured
the crops Of Berks and Lehigh coun-
ties Hail to the depth of from to
inches fell last Saturday.
Hereafter young men and women
caught swimming in the Slipperprock,
near Muddycreek Falls will be arrest
ed-particularly on Sunday.
--Butler, West sunbury, Farming
ton and perhaps other towns in the
county that we have not heard of, will
have 4th OF July celebrations.
Last Thursday and Friday were the
longest days Of the year, and if you
planted your cucumber seed on those
day no matter what variety of seed, the
product is liable to be foot long.
"A ffty-eight pound sturgeon wal
caught in the river at Allegheny las
Saturday The sturgeon comes up from
the sea and has been caught in the
Allegheny as far north as the mouth oi
the Clarion.
--All the bids handed in at Council
meeting, last Thursday night, for paw
ing certain streets. were too high
Council "smelled mice, and rejected
them all, and directed the secretary t.
re-advertise
"A woman who was party to /,
marriage license issued last week il
Franklin. has the record for short wild
owhood Her husband died the frs
week in June and her second licens
was taken out just ten days later
The secretaries of the differen
School Boards Of the county can secur
the lists Of school children of the coun
ty, for compulsory attendance in thei
districts at the office of the Count,
Commissioners any time they call.
Spontaneous combustion caused {
fire in stable stored full of rags belong
ing to Max Zief, junk dealer on Fair
ground Ave, Monday evening. Wate
had leaked through the roof into th
rags. Zief stated his loss would amour
to $4,000.
"A remarkable cure of rheumatism
is reported from New Castle. and is sal
to have resulted from a thunderbolt
VIM. Patton was suffering in bed whe
mis- noine was struck by lightning H
was SO severely stunned that he Law ur
conscious FIVE hours. Later his rheu
matism began to disappear and he ha
entirely recovered