Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-11-17

Vc Dofc Ald1c ecItALE UI NulCu
we can furnish the N. Y. Tribune and the
Ohio farmer, the leading Political and Ag-
riculinral journals Of this country, and
the CITIZEN all for one year, postage paid,
for only $40. This is a bargain that
every farmer in the county should accept.
The desire not to be caught again
not repentance.
The political hustler and the csmpaig On
liar have gone into winter quarters.
A lovely Fall, the roads were never
better and the pasture is good.
60 to the Cooking School lecture at the
N. Z. church this, (Fridsy) evening.
rs cent oil is what is tickling the gz-
yards Of the producers.
The winter schedules of all the rail-
roads will &c into effect next Sunday.
1t will be good while, aud there viii
be many cold and disagreeable days, before
the robins nest again.
Flies are dying every minute. They
usually select pitcher Of milk in which
to breath tLer last.
vs. can club the Independent with the
CITIZEN at 400 per year, and the Country
Gent Ienan with the CITIZEN at 50 25
Some Of our correspondence reached
us too late, this week Try to have your
communications reach us by Wednesday.
"Wednesday. Nov. 18th was our frs
winter day, and the mercury that night
was several degrees below the freezing
point.
"A well lately sunk near Bradford, is
yielding 100. 900 pallons Of pure, soft, clear
water. What blessing such a well would
be to Butler.
Women are apt to see chiefly the
defec is Of a man Of talent and the merit
of . fool, and herein the dear creatures
carry out the benefcent law of the greatest
good to the greatest numder-ES
Two girls were talking of third,
whom they evidently didn't like. "she
always looks to me-" said one, as If she
had expected surprise party and it didn't
come.
Robins Bros. intend removing their
shoe store to Grove City, and this week
sdverti Sc removal sale. They haye re-
leased their room TO clothing firm, and
will move about the LIST OF anuary.
The programme of the Farmers Insti-
tute will be ready and will be published
next week. The Institute will be held in
the large Conrt room on Friday and Satur-
dyy, Dec. and 2.
The P. a w. II. r. will change its
time table next Sunday. and persons in
tending to use that road next week should
make inquiries regarding the trains; AZ the
changes will MOI be known till next Satur-
day.
This Is the best time In the year for
putting some work on heroads and streets.
fs mud road is kept well drained it will
keep itselfin order, but If water is allowed
to stand on the road or in the gutter. the
road becomes impossible in the Spring
Watch for the change in time table OF
the p. s. d L. Il. r. X. taking effect Sun
day Nov. 10, 1893. Train Al leaving Mead
vile at $50 a. m. will be Is minutes later,
and train 45 leaving at 4:45 p. m. will be
Id minutes earlier. Trsin IL leaving Bat
Ter at 4:30 p. m. will be 30 minutes later.
is this fact' A contemporary says
that women will tell her neighbors that
her husband is the best man in the world,
and then abuse him by the hour in private
Almost every married man will swear on
stack OF Bibles as big as the court house,
that it is the gospel truth.
The morning train on the West Penn
now leaves at s:35, five minutes earlier
than heretofore; and the Il a m train has
been again placed on the schedule The
morning train from Allegheny to Butler
now leav es Is minutes earlier or at 8:a5,
and tho l0:40 train TO Butler is again on
the schedule.
commencing Nov. 20 to 27 there will
he evangelical services at the Baptist
Church conducted by Rev. Harry Collins,
formerly with Ira Moody, the great evan
gelist now In Chicago. Rev. Collins Is a
splendid singer and his service fall Of good
music is always lively and interesting.
Don't fail TO attend az everyone is wei.
come.
An interesting series Of meetings are
now being held at the Church OF God, In
stitute Hill, under the labors of the pastor,
Geo. W Davis. Over forty have been con-
verred and numbers are seeking. The
congregations are unusually large. Ser.
vices each evening during the week COM
mencing at 7:l5, also Sabbath morning
and evening at ii q. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
Everybody made welcome.
The cutters Of our paved streets have
become pretty well filled up with manure
and sand, which should be cleaned out and
hauled away before winter. otherwise tn
streets and adjoining lots will be liable TO
be flooded. We notice that some of our
citizens are cleaning the cutters fronting
their residences and DIing up the sand for
whoever wants it. Farmers and gardeners
living near town would. we think, find II
worth their while TO haul 1t home.
"A case OF destitution ID reported on
the Island In Butler. man named VIM.
Plunksrd came home from tho Lima Oil
field, some three or four weeks ago, sick
and il in bed, his wife is in delicate health
and they arc in destitute circumstances.
The Poor Board has done something for
them and SO also have the Odd Fellows.
but they still need attention and help.
Plunkard moved TO Butler from Karns
City or vicinity in September and be has
not been in good health for over year.
USE DANA'S SSARSAPARILLA,I ITS
THE KIND THAT CUkES.o