Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-12-23

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She walked to the door with me that night.
-Rubber gloves for rainy days is a new
article.
The C in Christmas is growing bigger
every day.
The lazy man aims at nothing and
generally hits it.
An order for white Christmas should
b, placed at once.
The Chinese won't go-and will legal
" test the Exclusion Act.
The family pocketbook is having its
holiday opening.
A judicious silence is always better
than truth spoken without charity.
The trouble ia that when man needs
nerve most he can't find it.
The Kelley cure is now the means OF
furnishing the stage with some gags
"A room overloaded with bric-a brac is
now considered vulgar.
You can make crow raven mad By
pulling its tail feathers
-Beauty's belt has moved from her hips
up to her armpits
Pay your taxes this week if possible
and save the five per cent.
-'Kicking the Muf" is the the latest
fashionable gamc for ladies'
The Ladies Assisting Committee OF
The Y. N. G. A. will meet in the Associa-
ton rooms, at P. N. of Saturday.
The Co. Commissioners have had beds
of tulips planted on either side OF the
Court House steps.
-'Tis said we will have lady candidate
for School Director in each of the wards OF
Butler.
a Western editors brief salutatory:
al shall monkey with this paper for
WHILE"
Sec that your name is on the Registry
list to-day. Your assessor will be at the
polling place.
The farm in Brady twp, lately owned
by Zephaniah Snyder. deceased. 100 acres
is for sale-Brick house and frame barn.
isn't your wife afraid to drive that
horsefp "Not at ALL" It's the people she
meets that are scared"
The latest approved way Of cooking a
beefsteak is to broil it under fire instead
of over it.
1t is an odd thing about the fashion
able debutante that she's not in it until
she comes out.
There is to be daily paper devoted to
the wholesale and retail shoe trade. II
will issue last edition.
The old-time Christmas tree candle il
being chased ont of the business by tiny
electric lights.
Advanced industrial schools for girls
now include laundering in the curricul-
um.
Life is full Of sunshine when fortune
smiles her sweetest and favor slaps you on
the back.
The Free Methodists intend buying o
lot and building church in Springdale.
Rev. Schooley is their pastor.
A communication on the work OF 'Ths
Butler Lords Day Union reached us thi'
week after our columns were full, and vii
appear in next issue.
In the absence Of Rev. Miller, the
pastor. Rev. Prugh will preach in th'
Baptist Church of this place, next Sabbatt
morning.
"A needle is most easily threaded when
the end of the cotton which came off th'
spool first is thrust through the needle
eye.
while the Legislature is in session I
Harrisburg paper is peculiarly interesting
and the Telegraph, the prospectus of whicl
appears Ia another column, is the best pa
per published there.
Union services were held in the Pres
byterian Church last Sunday evening q
wnich Revs. Maurer, Hutchison, McKe
and Bell spoke in favor Of closing the gate
OF the Worlds Fair on Sunday.
Capt. Helmbold is making some exten
sive improvements on the Hotel vogeley
VIII. O'Brien 81 Son are doing q fine jol
of plumbing for him, and Adam Haffne
has the contract for an addition to tn
building.
-Bc careful when you are about to eros
q street in Pittsburg, having cable o
electric street Car line upon it, as since tn
1st of January, 1892, tourty-four person
have been killed by them and one-hundre
and twenty-five injured.
The total receipts Of the Fireman
Festival were $439 90, and the net receipt
or profit amounted to $21S so, which Wi
be saved for the expenses of the Stat
Convention to be held in Butler next yeai
The Firemen intend keeping at it an