Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-23
LOG al AND GENERAL.

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LOG AL AND GENERAL.
A preacher who has q praying child be
hind MIN is hard man TO discourage.
When you wIut friend don't choose q
man whose children are afraid Of him.
The devil has to admit that religion is
q good thing every time he makes hypo-
crite.
-TheIe 10 no better time than now to
enroll your name on the CIT IzEs's snbscri +
ton list.
There are "crusty sinners" in the churc h
who feel irritated whenever the preacher
SAYS something that comes home to them.
The average young lady is never so hap
py - when her lover is telling her sweet
things" of their future bliss.
-More mountains would be moved If
there were more people with grain OF
mustsrd-seed faith. :
--Zelienople elected Republican Bur
gess on Tuesday for the first time in its
history. A. N. Lusk was the man.
The supply of mean weather for Feb
uary and March is always in excess of the
demand.
Horse buyers don't have much trouble
getting what they want. The sellers are
not so fortunate.
"A newspaper like the CITIZEN will fill
attaching void" in any family tha does
not possess it.
1T looks little serious to consider the
prophecy that the world will come 10 al end
in 1899 One thing will certainly end about
that time, and that is the 10th century
"A certain man thinks that if the times
are not as prosperous AZ one cc1ld wish,t
best way would be for every man To do his
best In trying to make them so.
The case of Mrs. Emma Rankin VS..
Rev Elmer Auckermsn was the sensational
Washington, Pa, this week. The Rev.
wss acquitted on all the charges.
The q. P. Church was dedicated
yesterday. Rev. Mckee was assisted by
Rev. Ferguson in the dedication of this
handsome structure.
According to bills printed at this office
spublic sale will be held at the residence
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Wednesday, March z, 1894.
We direct attention to the card of John
Ksmper, manufacturer of and dealer in
harness, collars, etc., who has recently
opened . store at 342 S. Main st.
Mrs. D. T. Paps has lately placed
"firt" in her window which attracts the
attention of the passsrby and proves a nice
advertising novelty.
-LOST-Combinstio gold pen and
pencil. also gold toothpick with ivory
handle. cnamois case Finder please leave
ct this office. Suitable reward.
The first announcement from the sale
Of the Brady's Bond Iron Co.'S property is
that in order to work their oar and coal
mines most advantageously, the purchasers
will build railroad from Brady's Bend to
some point near Millerstown, connecting
with the ?. & W. Ry.
The pastel-water color made by the
o. W Hardman Art Co of Mics Emma
Negley attracts much favorspie comment
among the many friends of the young
lady. 1t is the first of its xind in Batter
and is an artistic success. Mr.. Hsrdman
10 an able and conscientious man and any
who 60 TO him for fine work will hot be
disappointed.
The hard times are driving many peo-
pie from the cities VINO are focking to the
country to become farmers. In Bsrks couu-
ty every farm could be rented ten times
over. Consequently the price of farm land
has taken jump upward and rentals have
increased. Many of those who re return
ing 70 the farms went TO the cities from
the country.
Tho following is the program OF the
Farmers Institute to BE- held al the Slippery
Rock School on March 9th and 7th: Ad-
dress Of welcome, Dr. A e. MalIby, Re-
sponse, A. &. Black, slippery Rock, Pa;
Remarks, w. III. II. Riddle, Butler, Pa;
member State Board Of Agriculture.
Horticulture, N. II. Thompson. Flora, Pa
Clover and Homemade Msnures, W. l.
Chamberlain, Hudson, Ohio. Evening,
z 7O'clock. The Farmer and the Foreigner
Elliott Robb, Prospect, Pa. Lecture-The
Influence of Farming on the Farmer and
His Family, W. /. Chamberlain, Wednes
day, March 7th 9 A. AZ. Spraying Fruit
Trees, Thomas Hays, Baldwin, Pa; Ex-
perirnce with Commercial Fertilizers, W
Cham ovrlain, Essay Mrs. Stoops. Hook
or, Pa; Sheep Husoaudry, Geo. f Easily,
FreeporL Pa; Aftenoon.1 O'clock Poultry.
Hon b. Doutnett, BrDwas,lAls P.;
Essay. Mrs n. F. bsrtlsy. Euclid, Pa; Al
dress. W. L Chamberlain. This Program
will be- interspersed by music, reclr ati"ns,
DO by the students of the Normal SchU'l,
under direction If DR.. Maltby. Discussions
and Question Box will be in order during
e8Cn r6Sslous u Ditinhu, EoueIal lcctuttE
of the Penna. Stare Grange, has written
that he will be present at the Institute and
will speak.
We viii reduce the price of
Kramer Wagons from now until
March 18th, any one who needs b
wagon thir spring will save money
by buying now. We are also selling
buggies and harness at reduced prices
Blankets and robes at cost. Call
and save money.
s. B. MARTINcoURr & Co..
I2S K JEFF erson st.
Horse Blankets and Robes at
Nsrtlncourt and Co.'S
-Cloaks at your own price No
a~aro hlo off.r rafucad thar nnuSt