Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
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The church folks of neighborlng
town have got into kir-muss over hr
mess that the Episcopal folks are TO give
in that place Some of the ministers OF 9TH
or churches, notably the Methodist ana
United Brethren, have lifted up the voice
in their pulpits against the festival, with
its dances aud graceful caperS of the an
clients. The good people who propose CIV
ing the entertainment consider II harmless
and blameless, and the pretty kirmess will
be given.
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George W. Cable the novelist, electri-
fed W ashington Sunday school class OF
pretty girls by telling them he had three
children at home half of them girls. While
they were still rusting with surprise at TIE
startling statement, they heard win oh
audible sigh of reliet his explanation that
the other half were girls too.
The New York Central has issued a
new placard that has interest. 1t depicts
the first engine run on the line III 1851, anu
the best known run on the line this year
The maximum speed of the engine three
score years ago was 10 miles per hour, that
of the great engine run to-day is over 100
miles per hour.
They have literary club in Rhode
Island which met the other night TO discuss
the Two topics, 1.-The Unemployed" and
Cremation" And bright member got
up and suggested that the two topics be
dovetaied, as follows: GLOW to Earn Our
Living and Urn Our Dead.
The Brazilian civil war continues more
product i've of lies than OF decisive results.
Both parties TO the contest are fighting a
little and lying good deal. If there Is
not more fighting and less lying pretty
soon the contest will probably stretch itself
to the next century or to the crack of
doom.
The production OF petroleun n is declin-
ing rapidly According to the report OF
the Geological Survey at Washington II
fell from 54, ,O0O. 900 barrels in 1891 To So
500. I36 iu 1892 Unless new sources oi
supply are soor found, the price must ad-
vance. as the surplus, which has been ac-
cumulating for many years, is fast dimin-
ishing.
Orlando B. Potter, who died in New
York recently. was worth $4,000, 600. He
st lrten in life rs q farmer and peddler. by
peddling, other rich men began their care.rs
also. John Jacob Astor first peddled TN
ware. Jay Gould was peddler' ana Jim
Fisk famous peddler in New England.
"A scheme to prevent runaways is TO
have a small electric battery in the vehicle
with wires running to the horses no>trlls.
When the animal bolts press of the but
ton will stop him instantly. 1t is said to
have never failed.
Miss Kate Sanborn says of the pro-
grammes at womens clubs: 1.-The papers
are usually too long winded and too labor
ed. They are exhaustive, usually going
back to the beginning of the world to ex-
plain the present subject.
They say that pupil in one OF the
Erie school houses squints so badly that ne
,an study grammar with one eye anu