Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-08-02
THE BUTLER CITIZEN
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1906.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1906.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTE-Ail advertisers intending to max
changes in their ads. should notify rs {
their Intention to do so not later than mon
dav morning.
Sheriff's Sales for Aug. 81.
Notice to Bridge Contractors
Modern Stores Remnant Sale.
Zimmerman's Advance Styles.
Campbells Furniture.
Wick's Hats.
Kirkparrick's Jewelry
Excursions.
Administr Arors and Executors Of estate
can secure their receipt books at tn
CITIZEN Office.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
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little tab ON his paper, can tell the dat'
to which his subscription is paid.
Big crop of blackberries.
-Elderberries will be plenty
The days are getting shorter.
Good show at the Park, this week.
See the Baby Show at the Park, to-
day
The triennal assessment comes this
year.
The preachers vacation season has
come.
There ia too much broken glass on
our streets
Take pride in your town, and never
run it down.
Some of our back streets and alleys
need moving.
This is the season for camping and
picnic parties.
The wind will soon be blowing over
the oats stubble.
Tomatoes stimulate the healthy ac-
tion of the liver.
DO not allow weeds to 60 to seed on
or about your premises.
Even the dentists are sometimes ac-
cused of being naughty.
Some home grown corn and toma-
toes are coming to market.
The Penn R. R. Co. has taken pos
session OF part of Kittanning st.
A big crowd took in the Lutheran
Reunion at Rock Point, yesterday.
The peaches now in market mere
are coming from northern Georgia.
Lawn fete at J. G.. Brandon's in
Connoquenessing twp, Friday evening.
The new railroad from billiards to
10 Eau Claire will open large acreage
of coal lands.
The people of Zelienople and other
valley towns picnic at Cascade park
next Thursday.
More picnics in the woods -and
don't forget your bottle OF "cold tea
for snake bites.
Contracts for the grading OF the
Butler, Harmony and Pittsburg trolley
line are being let.
The Kittanning lawyers will be
here for dinner and general sight-see
ing next Tuesday.
"a band of gypsies struck Chicora g
few days ago and made things interest
ing for some people there.
Some Butler men haye purchased
the old Stone-house property IN Brady
twp. for game preserve.
-Anteel baggage=car, next to the en-
gine, prevented a general smash up on
the Erie r. r. few days ago.
-"Mrs. Wiggs and her Cabbage
Patch will be the opening attraction
ut the Majestic-Monday, Aug. gO
The final clash" in the Hartje trial
is to come this week. The estimated
cost to date is quarter of a million.
The Eisler & Mardorf dry goods
store and the Bell Telephone ware
rooms in Butler were lately burglariz-
ed.
The tunnel el-under-Butler project il
again being talked Of. The P. r. r
Co. wants switch into the Car Work
grounds
-The Wuller neirs property on 5
Main St.. 20 feet front, changed hand
last week for $15.50O. A. Krut, tht
..orist is the purchaser.
The Street Fair advertised for But
Ter for this week failed to put in an ap
pearance. for the season that it was ''at
tached" for wages at Oil City, las
week,
The road running vest fTom Em
lsnton bridge, and which nearly paral
lels the line between the counties. is be
ing improved by the state, Oantraeta
Hanna-is doing the work.
The report that wild pigeons ha'
again made their appearance in thi
state proves to be incorrect. The al
legged wild pigeons are doves. The mys
terry Of the disappearance Of the pigeon
tras once wsre 50 Aumerous that hyin
tocks darkened the sky is as deep g
ever.-Ex.
The Penn'a r. r. Co. after tt
meeting of ito 5irectora in Philadelphia
Yuesday, announced that it would issu
$3.50 mileage book, good in the hani
of any one or number of persons, to
followed later by new tariff reducin
the maximum one, way fares from
and 8 cents to 81 cents a mile to an
point on it's line east of Pittsburg an
Erie.
The destruction of so many barr
by lightning during late electric
storms will, probably, increase the i