Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-11-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Fast Mail December, G.

Lincoln j. Carriers Fast Mail Dee. 9
Park Theatre.
Even the atheist will admit that some
girls are perfect angels.
Hundreds of city boys are going to
Cuba.
See Maloney's Mishaps, at Park Thea
ire, tonight.
The man who celebrates the twenty
fifth am. rrsary Of his wedding appreci-
ates the ! e Of tree silver.
- TIE o4iy way to get square with the
young lady next door who strums the piano
is to buy trombone.
The late rains raised the water in the
rivers, and some coal was started down
the Ohio.
-Shadel d. Gordon, of the Standard
View Co. Lave dissolved partnership. See
Notice.
The People, Telephone Co interds
circlirg the town, and are putting in
about two-hundred poles
The residence OF J. B. Sherman and
William Campbell Of the Sd Ward haYe
lately been entered at night and robbed.
Did you see that han ndkerchief turkey
in Schaul d Nasrs show-window. It's
dandy Jacob Schaul was the artist.
All honse plants become dusty, and,
as the dust smothers them by closing the
pores Of the leaves, the plants should be
frequently washed,
Persons unable to purchase blanke ts
this fall would do well to subscribe for
Sunday newspaper. 1t would answer the
purpose just as well
If all the lately reported discoveries
Of gold in Colorado and Southern Africa
are true, gold will soon be as great drug
IN the markets of the world as silver now
is,
1T ia said that by applying fresh cat
skin to the breast OF a pneumonia patient
Immediate relief and ultimate cure is Ell
fected. II will do no harm TO try the ex-
pertinent. Use your reighbor's cat.
Oar grocerS. are paying 10 cents
for turkey, chicken and duck; 90 for butter;
20 for eggs; 50 for parsnips and carrots; f5
for onions; 25 for potatoes; so for meets; 50
to 60 for apples; 4 to 5 cents a head for
cabbage gld Lao for beans
THAT the average health of our schoo
children ia good. IL shown by the percen-
tage OF attendance for this month, which il
o. per cent-the highest since Oct Of 1893.
The enrolment for the month is ,s24, the
days attendance 1920, and days sickness
1T.
The Sultan Of Turkey has become a
saiormer and promises 20 abate the butch.
cry of the Christians in Armenia And
now II he will only come to Butler and
make hobby Of temperance, all will be
forgiven.
-It's good thing that the dairy and
food commissioner il after people who sell
bogus cider vinegar. There's plenty Of
good cider TO make the p1re stuff, and the
fellow who counterieits IT ought to be put
in pickle.
-Tincture Of iron Is one Of the most in.
dispsnsable household remedies and should
always be Kept at hand. II will drive
away rngworm, and. used in moderation,
will cure that most painful Of all ailments,
o soft corn,
Tile Thanksgiving dinner to t he child
ren will be given by the w. G. T. u. on
Thursday at II O'Clock instead Of $3.50 az
previously announced. Memberg of the
Union who can assist are requested to be
at the rooms as early ~ possible. There
will be no regular meeting on that day, on
the following week the selfsdenia Offering
will be collected, for the benefit Of the
Worlds w. G. r. U. Treasury.
We can think Of nothing else in which
30 great mistake was made "a in making
all the onery people pretty. An i'll dispo-
sitioncd horse, or mule. or dog, may be
known by his face. but every woman who
deserts her children, or disgrAces her seq;
every girl who II caught shoplifting or is
engaged in an infamous life; whether she
appears with brazen face in the criminal
court 10 answer her crimes, or is dragged
from the mill pond and made the subject
OF coroner's inquest, she il always the
sama haautffnI oitf .r ruov,,a,, 20, al. ...,.
papers, and wears an attraction and grace
which yirtuous woman gets little credit
for. Are onery people all pretty, or is an
associated press reporter another name for
IN asst
"A charter was issued at Harrisburg
last Friday to the Pittsbarg and Butler
railroad company, which designs 10 build
road from Etna TO Butler, distance OF
% miles The company il capital lied at
$3.50, 900; president, Frederick Gwinner,
Allegheny; directors. r. Gwinner, Jr., Ed
ward, Gwinner, Allegheny; John d. Mich.
olson, W. Muslin, A. NJ Neyser, Pitts
burg. The road will run bS way OF Bak
eratown. following the plank road for some
distance; thence to Glade Mills and Meharg,
touching number Of places now several
miles from the railroad. Terminal facil-
ties will be secured, either by an agree
ment with the pittsbuTg and Western for
trackage into Allegheny, or by bridg-
Ing the Allegheny river at Etna and enter
ing Pittsbnrg at Lawrenceville.