Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-11-24

We chIi luIlIeu 20 ~ L 4iibnAO ahu the
Ohio farmer, the leading Political and Ag-
l;culilral journals of this country, and
the CITIZEN all for one year, postage paid,
for only $40. This is bargain that
every farmer in the county should accept.
Usually on hand-gloves.
I'm everybody's mouth-teeth.
Goes without saying-the deaf and
dumb alphabet.
1t isn't the man who pays cash that
gets his goods on time.
A Chinaman glories in the name O
Gss whiz
j. NJ White has been appointed post
master at Evans City.
Time to get your eye on that Thanks
giving turkey.
1t costs more now to buy a good dog
than it does horse
1t is consolation when another man is
in trouble to think it will prove valuable
lesson to Linn.
"A woman always hopes for the best.
Especially is this SO when it is sealskin
sacque she is looking for.
Mr. G. G. More is taking orders for
very complete History of the Worlds
Fair" 1T a reasonable price.
nh. cnla;o~., Marrr,.r. .,.oo;a.;or
will meet in the office of Rslston d Greer
at pm. of Thursday, Dec. z.
Jacob Burkhalter bought the under
taking establishment of e. II. Anderson,
and VIII have bis Office with Esq. Keck
The Galloway coal bank near Aliens
mill, mile east of Whitestown is now be-
ing operated by Finity q Son.
Fifty years ago there was some excuse
for bad roads, for our country was poor.
Now it is rich there is no excuse.
Never sign over what might have been
but make the most Of what is. This bit
OF philosophy is valuable to the married
man.
There is no business so good but that
it can be made better by Advertising
The CITIZEN is open TO trial order from
the new advertiser.
The man who gets mad at what the
newspaper says about him, should return
thanks three times day for what they do
not say ahout him
A million dollars in gold weighs thirty
six hundred and eighty five pounds, twelve
ounces. Weigh your million and see if you
have been cheated.
The grand lodge officer of the B. P.
D. E. met in Putler, Tuesday, and were
banqueteo that night by the lodge here.
The occasion was a most enjoyable one.
The very unusual spectacle of juror
on his knees in prayer was witnes in
the library of the court house where Judg
Olmsted was holding court. When jury
was called into the room one of them knelt
down and his lips moved in prayer.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the NJ e. Church in Butler, next
Thursday ct 10 o'clock am. Rev. Snyder
will preach the sermon; and the collection
will be for the benefit of the poor of But.
Ter.
Merchants who wish to do good hol-
idsy trade should not delay advertising
until day or SO before the holidays.
Purchasers do not postpone buying until
the last minute Dealers will find it to
their adv antage to commence advertising
at once. And, incidently, it will also be
to the interest of the newspaper publisher.
Butler people wishing to use the p d
w. road between Pittsburg and Butler
should remember that the O'Clock train
from Pittsburg, to which a car for Butler
is attached, now leaves the B. & o. depot on
Smithfeld St., opposite the Monongahela
House, instead Of the depot in Allegheny
City.
A new way of making money has been
developed. Some parties have secured
large number Of monkeys which they
place in cages, and rent to storekeepers
for show window exhibition. The three
cute, little fellows in Shaul q Nast's show
window have attracted considerable at
tention during the past week.
AT the K. of L. convention in Phila-
delphia, Thursday, Powderly was charged
with using the organization to make mon
ey for himself, and with stealing $50, 900.
On Monday Sec'y Treas. Hayes, for some
reason, withdrew the charges, but on Tues
dGy the Finance Committee upheld the
charges. On Wednesday all the general
offices of ithe K. of l.. were declared va
cant, and then Powderly was reelected
Grand-Master by majority of seven.
-Chrysanthemums of any variety may
be propagated at this season indoors from
slips, and the blossoms that florists sell
often have a stalk long enough to furnish
three or four cuttings. These cuttings
have an astonishing vitality, and if planted
IN pot of earth that is kept constantly
moist they will, in large percentage of
cases, take root and prosper without losing
the appearance of freshness.
The National Plate Glass Association,
of which y. L. Wheeler of the plate glass
works here las the actuary, met at Pitts
burg, last Thursday and adjourned to meet
no more. The dissolution of the combina-
tion releases individual firms, declares an
open market and marks the first step
toward u cutting in the rates. AT the close
of the meeting Mr.. Wheeler gave the ap-
pended statement: "The Plate Glass Asso-
citation met in Pittsburg to-day and held its
last meeting. The association was formed
for one year, and the time for which it was
formed having expired. owing to the fnan-
cial situation Of the country and the light
demand for p late glass and foreign compe-
tition, the manufactures decided not to
conti nue. the association longer, There
fore, its headquarters IL Pittsburg will be-
closed on and after this day."
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
New Broadcloths, Bedford Cords,
h enriettas and Fine Dress Goods at