Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-29

| when one girl refuses 10 .ooh at auoeueI
girls new bonnet. you can put it down as
undying hatred.
One Of our exchanges begins Christ
mas editorial with the words: ''0n the
occasion Of the natal day on which the
Savior was born"
Fred GIace secured the contract for
the Elm street sewer at 68 cents per foot.
The sewer is to be of 10-inch pipe, about
900 feet long, and will average or feet
in depth.
A case of 'the blind leading the
blind to the alter occurred in Allegheny,
Tuesday, when a young couple who had
never seen each other, and never will, were
married.
The storm that passed over the south !
ern part Of the county last Monday, blew
down the barn on the farm Of Col Snod-
grass in Penn twp, and killed two horses
belonging to his tenant.
The best charity il to keep business
moving and so provide employment, ard
the way to do that is for all to make their
purchases and obtain all supplies right in
the community Of which they are mem
bers
In most lines Of goods the Christina
trade came up to expectations. Taken a.
q whole, it may not foot up as much IN
money value as in lush years, but there
was a great deal of buying and gift-giv
ing.
1t is bad plan in pdtting paper on
pantry shelves 10 use newspapers with low
stories in them. Send your girl there for
butter and yon will find her half an hour
later perched on -four barrel and al
most standing on her head trying to read
a story.
The Alumni Association Of the Butler
Public Schools held it's annual reception
and election Of officers in the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms on last Tuesday evening A pleas
ant social program was rendered and light
refreshments were served b. the young
lady Alumni The following officers were
elected for the year Of 1894:-Samuti
Walker, 49, President; Blanch Wick. '93
Recording Secretary; Leah Richey, '92
G corresponding Secretary and Alfred Wei
gand, 's8, Treasurer. About 100 Alumni
were present.
"A thief captured in Philadelphia for
snatching ladys pocketbook, said II
said when | went out to-day that | would |
take the first pocketbook saw. The one |
took was carried by a lady" And that |
leads to the question Of why woman |
carries her pockbook in full view Of every |
body on the crowded street. A man never |
carries his pocketbook in his hand when |
shopping. He keeps it in bis pocket. But
u woman always carrier ner purse where IL |
can be seen, evidently thinking that ~
long as she has hold Of il she cannot lose
IL. 1t is the greatest kind ofa temptation |
for desperate man to have big fat pock |
book exhibited to his gaze, and it is his OPP
portunity. II is said that there are pock
cts in woman's gown-so modern writers
insist, but the funny men never find them
why then doesn't she put her purse in
her pocket
The directors Of the Monument Asso-
citation met Wednesday and opened bids
for the design selected for monument
some time ago. The bids arc as follows:
Geo Reno, 1880; Empire Granite Co.,
"a, 700; Z r. Carr d Co, $4,405; Beggs d.
Son, "a 333; II. M. Renno. GA 4,2jS; Camp
bell d Horigan Of e. r. Pittsburg, 1880.
These bids include acommission Of per
cent To the architect, the foundation, and
everything excepting the lettering aud pos
sible changes. And now will come the
tug Of war between those who wish the
those who wish II in the old grave yard
between the school house and the NJ. f.
Church. The Diamond people will make
strong fight for it, and it il said that one
man has expressed himself az being ready
70 contribute Thousand dollars himself u
have 1t the other place.
UsEDANA'5 sARSAPARILLA" rTs
"jI hJkJ 1IAJ CURES.
All kinds of China for decorating
at
HEINEMAN's
job work Of all kind done at the
CITIZEN OFFICE
! --Zuver's Pictures leave nothing
wanting In finish, tone or correct
D likeness.
Best place to buy Table Linens
Napkins and Towels at
l.. STEIN & SONS.
Coordination suits at so cents at
Nj. K. IL VI. Marks.
!. Don't forget us on Hosiery and
Gloves, we always have the. best at
owest prices
:. l.. STEIN Il SONS.
/ Our stock ia the Target in the
}. city Our styles the latest. Our
it prices the lowest.
: M f. IL M. Marks
" Boarding House Cards. with Act
: OF Assembly. 25 cents for balf-a-dozen
for sale al CITIZEN Office.
Or Best styles in Dress Goods and
as Cloaks at
At l.. STEIN IL Sons.
70 Ladies' satin aists at price hal
N during "Fair" week mt
~ M. +. IL M. Marks.
a -Use the Pnre Tar Cough Drops
4 TO be had al Richey's Bakery.
y Largest and finest display Of Holi
~ day goods at
10 HEIsEMAs's. Butler, Pa.
ut California Orange Cider o
10 Ricbey's Bakery.
ad You could not find more desll
ID able Christmas Gift than a box 3
" Tenney's New York Candies ID sea
IN ed packages at City Bakery.
Best underwear 10 the city at
MF. IL M. Marks.