Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-10-18

| -lle freeze VI ldSb Cabuiuof AAEAe
opened the chestnut burrs.
The mountains were covered with
snow Sunday.
One man in this county has already
made 800 bbls of cider this year. He is
J. D. Smith Of Centre twp.
f, We don't pretend to be a weather
prophet. but if it keeps on getting colder
we'll soon have winter.
-Corbett and Fitzsimmons are to battle
at jacksonville, Florida, after July 1st
} for 81, GOO 1t will be the great event of
1895.
Now that winter is approaching, you
need warm overcoat and warm under
wear, and you want to read Heck's ad.
before you purchase your winter clothing
The property of the late John Mellin-
ger in Oakland twp. los acres, will be sold
by the trustees on Saturday, Nov. 18th.
| See adv and bills.
-Cawthorn, who plays in "a Cork Man"
at the Park Theatre on Friday, the 18th,
will be remembered with pleasure by those
who saw bin in Little Nugget" year
ago.
This is the season for millinery open
ings and fall goods openings. Goods were
never better ana never so cheap. The
purchaser should read all the ads. in THE
CITIZEN and she'll know inst where she's
at.
Israel Cranmer. OF Centre township.
will have public sale of stock and person
al property on Thursday, the 18th, begin
ming ut 10 am. Some months ago Mr..
Cranmer's health failed him, and he has
traded his farm tor town property.
The New York World quotes the fol-
lowing dispatch from Japanese field mar
shal: II have met the enemy, and he's
wall-eyed, pig-tailed. dgspeptic son of q
blunder-wi,h flies or him. Our loss Is
small"
-"The Cultivator and Country Gentle
man" is the very best agricultural weekly
published in America, aud We direct at
tention to its prospectus and price list, in
another column The price for single
subscription is $3.50, but we can club 1t
with the CITIZEN at q reduced rate.
The editor of Warren county paper
says it's as easy to tell a mushroom from
toadstool as potato from turnlp'
mushroom when fit to cat is always
bright pink colCr on the under side. A
toadstool is white or gray. A mushroom
will always peel readily. toadstool will
not peel.
A c. Wilson has taken out patents
covering new derrick for oil and gas
wells. which seems TO be a great improve
ment. The new rig will be built of casing,
connected with cross braces of various siz-
ed pipe, and put together with a lock
Joint which is Wilson's patent. Mr.. Will
son has had his patterns made and Will be-
gin the manufacture of iron rigs in short
time.
-Gi eat men and women are doubtless
needful to the progress OF society, but not
more so than little men and women who
perform their humble tasks with serene
faith and answering fidelity. A general
directs the battle, and when the strategy
of his genius has wrought victory We
place his statue in our parks, but after we
have given him all dse credit we must not
forget that the victory was really won by
the courage of the common soldiers whose
names are never mentioned.
NJ. B. Leavitt's Spider and Fly" Com
pany. All the scenery used in this perfor
nance ls the property of the play, and is a
marvel of beauty and mechanical ingenu-
ity. The transformations are instantane
ous and are calculated to produce the most
pleasing effects. The company from top
to bottom is an excellent one, and each
member was selected on account of his
special fitness for the parts he takes in the
performance
The planet Mars may be seen at his
best these October nights, when the skies
are clear. wonderfully brilliant aud
beautiful sight he is. He rises directly in
the East about O'Clock. He will grow
brighter still until the Goth, when he will
be in opposition to the sun and nearer to
the ealth than at any time since August,
1892, or until December, 1896 Heis nov
only about a., coo, 900 miles distant Toe
briliancy of his flaming shield is soms-
thing extra ordinary, and the astronomers
are gazing at him with unhagging in
| teresr.
The fellow who writes ''don'ts" is at it
again. Here are few of his latest to the
girls Don't be dashing-be dainty. Don't
sacrifice fitness TO fashion. Don't let
''smart verge on cloud" Don't hold up
silks and display rags. Don't use pins
where stitches would do. Don't sacrifice
neatness to artistic effect. Don't wear 6
smart hat and burst shoes. Don't wear
striped material if you are tall. Don't
spoil the gown for the yard Of stuff. Don't,
if you are September, dress as May. Don't
wear sailor hat with silk dress. Don't
wear tan shoes if You have large feet. Don't
neglect quality for the sake of quantity.
Don't dress more fashionably than becom-
ingly. Don't wear a white petticoat unless
it is white. Don't forget that long credits
often bring discredit. Don't wear big
sleeves and big hats if you are short.
Don't trim good material with common
trimmings. Don't imagine that beauty
will atone for untidiness.
The survey Of the route to Millerstown
from the divide has been finished by Engi-
neer Richard Rowe and in all probability
will be the one selected, as it is the short
er of the two, and despite the fact that a
small tunnel will have to be built it can be
put through, it is believed, at least $780,
900 cheaper than the first line run.
mile of trestle alter the divide OF summit
is passed and the valley reached will be re-
quired on the first survey, while by going
via. Millerstown this is not needed and q
| better and cheaper line maintained. AS
previously stated the contractors will Did
t Oh both lines, but it is thought with reas
, enable certainty that the last will be Sc
i lected. We hope such will be the case fol
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