Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-01-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
"when you frs. teach child to under-
stand
Work means the loving heart and help
ing hand;
When you first teach youth to read
and write
You give the key lifelong delight,
Who adds the charm Of music TO his
days,
Attunes bis soul to melody and praise,
Who studies art enters the court serene
The enchanted land where Nature reigns
qneen,
Who loves all beauty doth poet grow,
And wins the highest joy that mortals
know"
There are charity balls and charity
bawls
-vaseliLe shaves are good tor tender
faces.
Communion in Bethany Reformed
Church next Sunday at ii A. NJ.
Last winter was a winter that was q
winter. This one IL one that ia not.
The three County Auditors go home
the same road, and two Of them live with
in mile Of each other.
This ID splendid winter weather, but
the farmers would prefer some snow on
the ground.
REORGANIZATION IL like the man who
escapes from jail Both are thieves Of
time.
There In a river in Idaho called the
Grip. southern paper comes out in
favor Of dsmming it.
A mans income, strange TO say, ia gen
orally the outcome of his business ven
tures.
The Commercial Gazette is the paper
preferred by buyers and sellers because Of
the accuracy and fullness Of its market re-
ports
"A man in Georgia. VITO is trying to
escspe from the bonds Of matrimony claims
that be was hypnotized by his bride He
speaks a. If this was something unusual.
-Poet-"I have called to learn what
has become Of the poem sent you, entitled
The Brave Fireman" Editor-"It went
TO the fire."
An irate musician recently killed bis
dog by striking it on the head with his
guitar. wigwag spoke Of the dogs death
as due to guitar In the head"
An amateur cornet player sho insists
on practicing in his room at night may
have barrels of money and yet his notes
will always be protested.
Prof. List, the blind musician Of Brad
dock. will give concert in the interest Of
Missionary Society Of Bethany Reformed
Church, on Friday, the 26th. Admission
Is cts.
-Poetess Of Passion-'There' no fire
In the stove and no coal.D Her Brute Of a
Husband-'That's all right Just dash off
0 poem and chuck 1t in"
--Blobbs-1 hear hardup is dead.'
Sloobs-"Yes, thousands will mourn his
loss" / didn't know he had so many
friends" slobbs-"He hadn't. refer to
his creditors.
-Governor Pattison has regpited Charles
Salyards. the Carlisle murderer, until
Thursdsy, March 1. in order that bis case
may again be brought before the Board Of
Pardons.
Secretary Morton says that 80, 900, 0OC
people live on the 5000 900 farms in this
country. According TO that there are nearly
a. many people who live on farms as there
are people who dwell in cities and towns.
"A new roller skate has been invented
Each skate has two wheels with pneumatic
tires. II Is claimed that on this skate the
adept wearer can travel over turnpike
roads, up hill and down, at a rate fully
% rapid as on ice with old fashioned
skates.
IF every friend Of the CITIZEN would
send us at least one new subscriber for tbs
current year, what phenomenal circula
tion their favorite newspaper would have
Remember that we give the CITIZEN an(
N. Y. Weekly Tribune, both for one yea
for $1. so In advance.
The members of the r. III. G. No. %
will hold an an open meeting in theii
rooms In the Reiber building, on Tuesday
evening. January 20. at 7.30. A goot
program and addresses by Supreme Officer
p. d. Straten and DR.. Hileman Of Sharon
All are invited.
Young d Cooper. Merchant Tailoru
have opened at the corner Of the Diamon,
and Main St.. with large line OF sprinl
suitings, which they will m AXE up a
cheap as the cheapest, with fit and work
msnship guaranteed. They started il
with nice run Of orders, and they invit
everybody TO stop in and look at thei
goods.
-On Tuesday Of this week the childre
OF Wilson e. Reed decd received check
from the Northwestern Masonic Aid Asso
citation Of Chicago. tor which will Stein
agent here. aggrogating $1,000, being tb
amount of his policy in that company
Mr.. Reed had carried the policy but thil
teen months and had paid the associatio
but SIS.
AT the annual meeting Of the Count
Medical Society last week the followin
officers were elected for the year: Pres
dent. DIR. 8. Graham; Vice President, ID
R.H. Pillow; Secretpry, Dr. Joseph Fo
rester; Treasurer. DIR. n. NJ. Hoover. d
Neyman was chosen Censor. Drs. Eliz
Grossman aud NJ. Il Headland Of Butle
DIR. G. ID. Thomas. Chicora, DR.. Barbe
North Hope, DR. Il. G. Thompson, Pro
pect and DIR. j. V. Thomas Of Fairvie
were elected delegates To the State Soci
ty meeting to be held in May at Getty
burg, and Drs Graham and Hockenberr
were elected TO represent tho society
the American Medical Association NEE
ing TO be held in San Franciaco In Jun
Tho Society held no banquet this gear
has been their custom for three previol
years DIR. Hockenberry read a very ab
address at the close Of The meeting aud
90 doing surrendered the chair TO the ne
President.