The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 1, 1882, Page 3

‘A NIGHT AT RICH HILL, Adrain Items. The cold snap, has put a quietus | A READING ROOM. 4 Times Reporter Takes in the | on farming operations for the pres- | |The Y. P. Christian Association Pro- | City on the Wing. i the Amphitheater—The Benefit—A Mine Accident. The New Talmage Hotel to be For mally Opened M:rch 14th. | will move A Times man went down to the | Hill Friday night on an errand. He went in 2 hurry, encompassed the Infant Wonder in a hurry and re- | turned in a hurry. Things took en- couraging at Rich Hill; people are} up and deing. We got private in- ‘telligence that Theo, Shaw, at the Talmage, desired us asa guest.though | the house had not yet been opened for patronage. We were received, that’s enough, and handsomely were we entertained. Shaw gotten how to treat a friend. THE TALMAGE hasn't for- is without doubt one of the finest, } and the best arranged hotels in tne | west. Office, dining room, sample rooms etc., are on the ground floor. while the parlors and forty-three bed rooms are constructed in the two up- per stories. The rooms are large and well ventilated and furnished entirely new on the latest plan. The house will be open for transient cus- tom in about six or eight days, and we are authorized to state that the grand formal opening,an event greatlly an- ticipated by Rich Hill and Butler, will take place on the 14th of March, when Jay gould, Talmage and Hill of railroad fame will be present. CATHOLIC BENEFIT. The Catholics of Rich Hill have recntly built them neat church, and to liquidate a remaining indebt- edness on the structure, a benefit festival and dance was given at Cowles’ hall Tuesday night. A very large crowd was in attendance and considerable money v alized. People know how to enjoy themselves a at the Hill it this occasion was a sample. THE AMPHITHEATER was visited, having heard so much | talk about what takes place nightly within that rude constructed concern. The reporter witnessed some and some things that were not so good. At all events it will doand we pass without further good things also comment thereon. MINE Down atthe southwest mines about 4 o'clock two miners were seriously, if not fatally, injured, by the explosion of, a blast in the mine. acter are becoming quite frequent. At this juncture the morning train arrived and breakfasted, the words ‘all aboard’? snatched us trom further prosecution in search of news, and we left. ACCIDENT. Tuesday atternoon, and soon Was the like ever heard of in any On Thursday eve- ning Judge Brown hitched up for ie the followigg named couples in marriage: Mr. William Whitsell to Miss Belle C. Belcher, of Prairie | City,and Mr. Josiah Vandeyer to Mis H. L. Kessler. of West Boone town- ship. The happy pairs carry with thén through lite the Times best wishes. country before? Mechanic street is one of the pret- tiest streets in the city, and there are more pretty women, and good look- | gerness very | Accidents of this char- | | ent. | Jas. Knisely, is improving the cold snap, by putting in a supply of | ice in his new ice house. Dr. Hali is b addition to his dy i ig an extensive and npleted. | ig house, 1 as s00U as CC Prof. Ferguson le time this week. the exact the literary ome rned date, ith ca- b treat. Aaron Satlerlee’s is about ready new store | now receiving the last coat of paint. His popularity will insure him a large share of the public patronaze. | There service yet, by, down the road, about once a week and coming back the next day, and we know the fault is not with the publishers. ‘““White Cloud, the Record corres- pendent trom Adrian, 1s putting on a good deal of style lately, what it means, probably it 1s on ac- count of the valentine he received. Is that so? **White Cloud.”’ Dr. Hall and Mr. Marian Besley. were the only ones we heard of be- ing favored with the comic allusion to their business, and it has been re- marked, that if the party who sent them would use his nickles paying his debts, it would be fully as appro- priate. is some hitch in the mail our daily papers going wonder R.S: 2: Philip Philip’s Coming. Many persons have enquired of me, whether Philip Philip’s is com- and when? all. He is ing to Butler to. sing, Let me answer, once for March, 2oth., s Respecttully. C. V. Criss. | Therain and sleet is likely to | leaye our streets in such a condition as to require serious attention. | The trees laid off their Sun and this en Thursday. mornins Sap: | pear in their every day garb. Their the oi Sunday szzts, gave them g bend. The Times acknowledges the re- ceipt of an in grand ball of the Sprague Social tation to the second Judge Brown 1s about to convert the Recorder’s office into a hymencial hall. He only married two couples in that place on Thursday, but ther the place don’t make any difference, you know. time than he had known for several | pressed the opinion that with the re- turn of spring and the revival of bus- iness, that monetary greatly improve. This scarcity east. Moneyhas gone up there from | three to four per cent. should be good the present season, times will be money abundant, and at low rates of interest. A Word To Mothers . Mothers should remember it is a most flourishing again and ing men, and fat babies hvirg on that street ‘than you could shakea stick at ina month. Jemima, we us and company, will drink water and brake bread on that street. . The dé#- tle locals are the company, and they are loud ones too, and don’t you | | doubt it. The Probate court was in session | on yesterday, Thursday, and the fol- lowing was transacted : The annual | settlement of S. H. Weddle, the ex- | ecutor of the estate of John Kelly deceased, was filed and approved. The first settlement of A. O. John- son, the administrator of David John- son deceased, was filed. The court will be in session all of next week. The Judge will adjourn the court ! this, evening until Monday morning j next. } “Rough on Rats.-, . The thing desired found at last. Ask! Druggists tor “Rough Rats. It? } Clears out rits, mice, roaches, flies, bed bugs 5c. boxes. 200-7-l¥ | j ed Piles Dr. William's indian Pile Oint. | For sale by J. G. Waiker. important duty at this season to look at- ter the heaith of their families and cleanse the malaria and Impurities. from their systems, and that nothing will tone up the stomach and liver, regulate the bowels and purify the blood so pertectly as Parker's Ginger ‘onic, advertised in our columns—Post- See another column. Feb 8 im Skin Diseases Cured. Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment. Cures as if by magic, Pimples, Black ‘heads or grubs, blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clear, heal- { thy and beautiful. Also cures itch, bar- | ber’s itch, salt rheum, tetter, ringworm, scald head, chapped hands, sore nipples, sore lips, old, obstinate ulcers and sores, &e. Skin Disease. F. Drake, esq., Cleve- land, O., suffered beyond all description froma skin disease which appeared on ‘is hands, head and tace, and nearly des- troyed his eves. The most careful doc- | toring failed to help him, and after all | had failed he used Dr. Frazier’s Magic | Qintment and was cured by a few appli | | cations. | The first and or.ly positive cure tor skin | diseases ever discovered. i For Blind, bleeding, itchingor ulcerat | ment isa sure cure. Price $1.00, by mail Sent by mail on receipt of price, fifty | HENRY & CO, Sole Propr’s, 62 VESER SsTREET, New York City | nsodaw Iv | Young P. to be here and sing, on the eve of | Aldermanic | Club, to be given Sprague, this | county, en the evening of Feb. 28th. We were told by a banker on yes- ; terday that there was a greater | scarcity of money at the present years past in this country, but he ex- | matters would | is | not confined to this section ot country | alone, as the same want is felt in the } lf the crop | ; to the most perfect in the monthlies. | their incomes‘ pethout interfering with | ort pose to Start One. the Associa- very laudable object ot rple’s Christian tion is to es lish a public reading | room in the city. At arecent m ing of the Association it was detar- mined to ke immediate steps to- ward setting on foot a reading room. The has ated | | | the probable cost of a room, and the | Consider: has been raised or will; committee inves Lecessarv appertenances. | able money for occupancy, and is | be raised inside the Association and | | the citizens will be asked to contrib- | ute the remainder. | The committee haying in charge | | the management of the business have | prepa explanatory { | of their purposes: \ ; As our object (as a Christian As- | sociation) is to influence young peo- H ; ple and as far as possible to get them | | interested in Christian work, and the | | experience of o Associations has | proved that a well managed reading | room offers the most effectual door to win them as well as to be a bene- j fit to the r i providing at the same ea ‘pleass ant place for the young men to spend their eve- nings away trom the degrading influ- ences otherwise might allure + them. We areresolved touse all hon- { | orable means as Finance Committee of the Association to secure the need- ed funds for the maintainance of the | same. [Signed] R. W. Daniets, Ch’n. In furtherance of this object, the committee append a petition to raise | the requisite amount of money, which | at $225 per year. Our | people should consider this matter | now will be i to the room | j which would be a great addition to | red the following, \ is estimated called on soon | reading as they subscribe to our city. i Dr. Frazier’s Root Butters. Root itters ar e not a dram- beverage, but are strict! They | Frazier’s shop whisky medicinal in every sense. i a strongly upon the liver and kidn keep | the bowels open and regular, make the | weak strong, beal the lungs, build up the | | nerves and cleanse the blood and system ; | of every impurity. | For dizziness, rush of biood to the head | | tending to apoplexy, dyspepsia, tever and | | ague, dropsy, pimples and blotches, | | se crofulous humors and sores s, tetter, ring | | worm, white swelling, erysipelas, sore | and for young men suffering trom | ness or debi caused from impru- jd nce and to temaies in delicate health, Frazier’s Root Bitters are especially re- | CREE j . Frazier: 1! have used two bottles | of. Scae Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Diz- | ziness, Weakness and Kidney Disease, | and they did me more good than the doc- ! tors and all the medicine I ever used. | | From the first dose I took I began to i j mend, and [am now in perfect health, a ee ke | your medicine one of the greatest ot bles | | sings. Mrs. M. Martry, Cleveland, O. gist, Butler, | MSold by J. G. Walker drug; at $1 per bottle. | Henry & Co, Sole Prop'rs. ! York City | o. 26 VeSeY STREET,New CONTINENT A NEW ILLUSTRATED | | | Literary Weekly Journal, NEITHER POLITICAL NOK SECTARIAN; Conducted by ALBION W. TOURGEE, |! author of Fool’s Errand,’ etc., etc., assisted by Dan’l. G. Brin- ton and Robt. C. Davis. | First Nembes Isstep Fepruary 1 1882. The most distinguished authors and Iful artists, both American and En- } ish, have been engaged by “Our Con- ! tinent.”” The February numbers contain | novels and stories by’ Helen Campbell, | Mrs. Alexander, E. P. Roe, Julian Haw- | thorne, John Gibberton, R. H. Davis, | etc; poems by Oscar Wilde, Louise | Chandler Moulton, G. H. Boker. Sidney | | Lanier, G. P. Lathrop, Celia Thaxter, | ; etc; entertaining sketches by C. G, Le- H Land, (Hans Breitman) D.C. Mitchell, (Ike Marvel), Felix Oswald, etc., solid | | Papers by President Porter of Yale, Eliot | | of Harvard, Provost Pepper, Unive r ft Pensylvania, etc; fashion notes i | Kate Field; art illustrations by Louis C. | | Tiffany; science by Profs. Rothrock, Bar- | ber, etc; social etiquette by Mrs. Moul ton; rural improvement by Hon. B. G. ' SSS tun and humor by C. H. | Clark, (Max Adler) “Uncle Remus” sic } | a host ot others. } | Beautiful Illustrations are a leading | feature of “Our Continent.’”? They are | the finest that art can produce and equal Price 10 cents a number; $4.00 a year; $2.00 six months. Mailed free of pos- | tage to any address. Specimen copy free. Newsdeaters will find. it to their inter est to present -‘Our Continent’ to their customers. Postmasters are imyvited to take scriptions- , Liberal commissions. Book canvassers can add largely to sub- their regular. “Our Contine Write for particulars to *+OUR CONTINENT”. Philadelphia, Pa f business, by acting for *.”” { ‘Yarns, ‘Call on of Southeast corne ES PE eT eee the public that I have loc: Butler to make it my future ome, | cheap for cash. j years experience in t ‘ture of watehes and ci j rope, lam now prepz t { watches and clocks. nv matt ; complicated nor bow baat, have been abused. TRE HORNS. FOR BLANKE: | Flannel Jeans, Hall hose, Weoien Hose, McClintock & Burns R.A. ATKISON, DEALEL IN CROCERIES ard COUNTRY PRODUCE . Grocery House OF C. DENNEY At their well known and popular stand an the Eust side of the square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE ter BUTLER. Their stock 1s composed ot Feed and the best qualiy of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Glass, Qnecnsware and Cutlery. TUB. ARE AT LESS EXPENSE IN THE BOOM WHICH HAS STRUCK BUTLER Has aleo struck the Grocery “Bubp” tinne to, float, =] ARGS i AM WITH ONE OF THI IMT SELECTD STOCK OF Groceries in the City. ei Flour business and oon tts tide will cor 2.igtore Room Southeast Corner Simarc, Butler Mo. | ivereiure iu ‘wor tour competition. ve on : #4 r f -= amen Eerie They pay jibersl prices for Produce. = ee They solicit s¢ ntinuance of the pat- I Have Feemoved Sit Lieths- ested.» naa Cee anv and all times Goods velivered in the city lim 4 " promptly. NaW BOILING Chas. Deny. On Voxota Street. tomers. COUNT HUGO SIGMUND MERCHANT TAILOR. HE ALSO KEEPS FOR SALE Sewing Machines, all my old cu-s Six doors eas} noft- MADDY it STANDS aTTHE HEAL. THE LIGHT RUN «1 NEEDLES AND) OG THE THE DRUG HOUSE amil ’. | DR- BS PYLE. 5 Call tor anything in the Inne ot Machine of or tn; |22FUes, Medicine = ' Paints, Oils, Dyes, mae an a THE DAY. Manufacto ry| PATENT = MEDICINES Books and stationary Also a new large, and well selected stock OILS AND NEEDLES FOR SALE BY F¥rs2<) “isyymumd, AGENT, | = | WALL PAPER BUTLER —————————— —E | AND Curtain Hanging: ging KK. EK. A. tock and Gunsmith. DEALER IN | Muzzle and Breech-Loadinge Shot Guns, esa da Pistols | Ammunition ete.. es OFT as is & 6 Howe, Singe ad Yictor, PA Sia ehi imes. but First-lass 2D on North & McFarland Bro’s ——DEALERS IN—— HARN BRIDLES, WHIPS Ete. South Side of the Square BUTLER MO. We respectfully invite the public to call and see our stock which The Most Complete in the City, | Many yeais of practical experi- | ence has given us a knowledge of our calling, by which we are en- abled to supply raga? demand the rapid growth and developement of the | times require. We employ none | but skilled workman, and guarantee | our goods and work. No 1o-tf. i ; Sewing Machines neatly sk RA. A. “Miayard, AT THE POST OFFICE is BOOKS NUTS, CANDIES. ose VERY. OFS EPC. VARITIES. i Respecttully, McFarland Bros, Daily Papers and Perio.ticuls always on ha - | PIANOS ORCANS. | Pianos $160 ur esas Cover and Book) Elegast Square Grand, 3 springs, full I take pleasure tn annou {\V ELER. = ee every improvement, only $245. | and neve ie ey a Hea Choinet Grand Uprights $210 and. $2z50- jewelry and spectacles ever Other Grand Holiday Bargains. Jubilee to this. market, which ! Organs, $55 up (Stool an Hook). Ex- | celsior, style 42, Five sets of Reeds, 15 | stops, only $87. “Oriental,” °'s 103 pen sets ot pamiape 20 Dore ibe Bloc $135, No “Bogus”’ sets of umm, | stops. All sent on 15 apie. trial, tele ht | tree if unsatisfactory. Fair and hom est | dealing uaranteed. Sheet Music 44 5g ice Havis htem to nie. you can nae the n pe j Hien eee er Music Cata! iP ee. uitgood running order and gt | ENDELSSON PIANO se s ees satistaction i Bex 2058.N,%.