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The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
SHOULD NOT LACK A NAME
Kats's Pudding Was Delicious But
Awaited Christening.

Kate'splace was in the dining-room
She was not the cook, but she had q
fine talent for desserts, and often wenI
into the kitchen to make up some spe-
cial dainty.
So it happened that when the mis-
tress had a clerical dinner, with the
bishop and two or three other church.
men, Kate was author Of the pud.
ding. She was very much pleased
when the bishop praised the dish and
the other clergymen echoed his opin.
ion, but she masked her enjoyment
Of the situation behind the solemn
face which she always wore when wait
ing on the table.
Pray tell me-" said the bishop
"wbat is the name Of this wonderful
pudding?"
81 really don't know" said the mis-
tress. "What is the name Of it
Kate?"
Kate, very proud of Oftheimportanc,
bestowed upon her, but with featureI
unmoved, said: "Well, ma'am, to tel
ye The truth, Pve been so busy TO-DAY
/
that | hadn't time to name it, but
sure, with SO many Of the reverend
clergy here this eyenin' it'll not b
long before It's christened." Wor
cester Gazette.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
NOTES FROM THE PARIS Ex.
POSITION.

"The Singer Manufacturing Com
pany, Of 149 Broadway, New York,
show their usual American enterprise
by having a very creditable exhibit, lo-
Gated in Group XIII, Class 70, at the
Paris International Exposition, where
they show to great advantage the cele-
brated Singer Sewing Machine which
Is used in every country on the globe,
both for family use and for manufac-
turing purposes. The writer was high
ly pleased with this display and OBJ
served with much satisfaction that II
was favorably commented upon by Yis-
itors generally.
The Grand Prize was awarded by the
international Jury to Singer Sewing
Machines for superior excellence In de-
sign, construction, efficiency and for
remarkable development and adoption
to every stitching process used In
either the family or the factory.
Only One Grand Prize for sewing ma
chimes was awarded at Paris, and this
distinctions Of absolutely superior merit
confirms the previous action Of the In
ternational Jury at the Worlds Co
lumbisn Exposition, in Chicago, where
Singer machines received "a distinct
awards, being more than were re.
ceived by all other kinds of sewing ma
chimes combined.
Should II be possible that any of oul
readers are unfamiliar with the cele.
brated Singer Machine, we would re
spectfully advise that they call at any
Of the Singer salesrooms which can BE-
found in all cities and most towns In
the United States"
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
THIS AND THAT.

Many miners and quarrymen make
money by collecting and selling fos-
sis.
Paper was first made about a cen.
tury after Christ BY = Chinaman
named Isai-Loun. The Arabs intro
dueed it into Europe.
As late as the year 1880 Cleveland,
o., had a population Of only l,O76.
The population in that year of Cinein-
natl was 24,sSl, Pittsburgh 1s,56S,
Buffalo s,66s and Detroit 2,222.
The supreme danger Of the des-
ert is the sand storm, and when there
are signs in the heavens Of the com
ing Of one of these death-dealingte tenn
pests any attempt to continue a jour-
ney is not only useless, but exceed
ingly dangerous.
The entire coast Of Alaska and its
islands, from Dixon entrance to the
Al.ltian islands, is mountainous
The land everywhere rises abruptly
from the sea to SUBMITS ranging from
800 to 5000 feet high. The noun
tain slopes are very steep.
Until a few years ago Minnesota
accorded the right Of suffrage tC
civilized Indians certified by district
courts TO be fit for the exercise o.
the suffrage. In Florida a require
ment Of suffrage was enrolment il
the local militia. Tennessee pro
vided that persons Of color who wer,
competent witnesses in court Of jus
tice against a white man might vott
in that state.
In order to mitigate the destruct
i've effects Of possible explosions il
the governments new powder manu-
factory, at Indian Head, all tb
buildings are provided with paper
walls at the ends. The theory is tha
these light walls will be immediatel
blown aside by the conclusion Of tn
explosion, leaving the main walli
which are built as strongly as po:
sible, practically unharmed.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
HIS LITERARY SCHEDULE.
Poet Had Not Associated Sennets With
Ideas Of Bssfsteak

AAsA1 u A-@-~Nr~
81 have just finished sonnet"
said the poet.
'oThank heavenp exclaimed The
wife, "that'll buy beeisleak and :
sack Of -four"
"And here is an ode for the state
fair"
"How fortunatel Ham Is Is cents
a pound, and we haven't had any II
six weeks"
81 have also written love song
which is as tender as an April rose.
"What dear, sweet soul you arel
Pm sure that's good for a can Of lard
and a gallon Of molassesp
"Womanp said the poet, sternly,
"do you know what genius isT'
'Yes," she said, thonghlfuIly.
asometimes its telling the butcher
to call again, shutting TIE door On
the baker. hidin' from the hsase-fenl
man and singing, when Sunday comes.
I would not live alway, | ask not le
stayp p"--Atlanta Constitution.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
IN THE ROOM NEXT TO MINE.

7 thought that the house was dreary.
thought that the days were long.
I said am weary, weary.
Too weary for mirth or song;
For my feet that are only human.
Ger thorny path must roam,
And my heart-the heart Of a woman
Cries out for the joys of home.
I thought that my room had never
A comfort TO give to me,
And the great hotel must ever
A lettering prison be-
But 10, when the shadows darkened,
And grief upon grief seemed piled,
Through the transomed door hearkened
To the laugh Of little child.
And all that the sad heart misses
Seemed suddenly brought to me.
As | fancied the long, long kisses,
The love that l could rot see.
And the place / had scorned seemed vested
With a grace and a charm divine,
Fer the sake of the babe that rested,
In the room just next to mine.
-Lalia Mitchell, in Farm Journal,
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
HAMPSTEAD HEATH.
Beautiful English Resort Where Lived
Many Important Literary Folks.

No spot near London is more ac-
cessible, as none is more attractive,
than Hampstead Heath. Contiguous
to it large city has grown up, but
thus far the Heath itself has been
spared invasion. Remarkably beau
tiful it is, space of 240 acres, here
rising, there falling, plumed with
great bushes of gorse, furze and brier.
The wonderful sky Of an English
summer suits to perfection this green
amplitude. No marvel that thou.
sands resort thither from town on
Sundays or holidays.
John Keats passed many of hii
early days at Hampstead, and Leigh
Hunt had cottage there, at which
both Byron and Shelley came to visi
him. Constable, the lofty Landscape
painter, spent much Of his life a
Hampstead. The great Lord Chat
ham also dwelt there. So did AIKEN
side, whose poem, Pleasures Of th,
Imagination" won him such larg
though fleeting distinction. Mrs
Siddons, the inspired actress, ono
sought the heath as a healthful re
sort. Indeed, Crabbe, Wordsworth
Samuel Rogers, Coleridge, Campbell
and Joanna Baillie are only a FEY
among the important literary folk be
sides those already mentioned VIII
either sojourned or resided at Hamp
stead because Of its fine air and adors
bic scenery.-Edgar Fawcett, il
Woman's Home Companion.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
A Man and His Daughters.

Every man should be put on the
best Of terms with his daughters for
the reason that when they reach 16.
they will run the bguse. -Atchi:on
Globe.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

II we were half as anxious as We try 10
make people think We are we would accom-
plish twice as much az we do.-Rams Horn.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09

No man proposes to remain single. When
be proposes be expects to get mafTleds--
Philadslphh Record.
The Southern herald., 1900-11-09
They Bius Il Through

Some men seem to 60 through llas
on bluff alone Chicago Daily NsH.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
Notice ofAppIieasion for Charter.

Notice Is hereby given tiz- Al zpPi-
cz-So- xIll b uS3e 10 the C0Te-zo- O.
the State OF PSz-Sylv@- On F-s1zy,
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sElxxn.z- entitled An Act - r-OE1se to-
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
FairNiSw Facts.

Mrs. Josephine Gibson. early on Mon
day morning had all her household
goods loaded and sent on their way TO
Butler, where she with her family con
sist1ng of seven children expect TO abide
in the future She left her farm open
for a renter one mile north of here.
There will be an entertainment and
social held here in the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening March 23d
consisting Of solos dialogues, music,
recitariOns, pantomimes and tableaus
Admission 10 and Is cents. Oysters,
ice cream and other refreshments
Proceeds for the benefit on the church.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Gabe Duffy has Just returned
from kittanning where she had been
visiting her very aged mother
Womans Missionary Society will
meet on next Saturday at p m. AT the
home.of Mrs William Gibson All are
invited.
Neighbor Hugh Young has been con-
fined TO mis- bed for the past week or 50
from liver complaint He feels well
enough in bed but can not arise
Gabe Duffy is also on the sick list
complaint. rheumatism, has been cut
only twice in month.
Harry Fithean Is now drilling the
Shoenfelt oil well west OF town
The Methodist protracted meeting Is
still going on, religious services every
night.
James Clifford and Walter Duffy
went 10 New Castle last MoEday for the
purpose Of engaging in work.
There viii be an oyster supper in the
Union Hall on the evening Of May 10th
by the Reformed Church here, All are
invited
The well on the Isaac Reep farm
came in this week dry
Services every Sabbath in the L. P.
Church. DENT.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
An Old Citizen.

l was born and raised between
Duncheon floor and a clapbOard roof
| had no carpet TO stand on nor cushion
chair 10 sit on. but a trundled bed TO
sleep on am the only grandson llv-
ing CT the old settlers OF ConncqueneS-
sing that came in 1876 the wild
woods between the two creeks Iheard
NV first sermon at the White Oak
Spring. under three or four big white
oaks The Rev NiblOck was the
preacher. learned my a b. G.. IN :
double log house al the White spring
Since that whole families have been
laid IN that burying place am LEFT
alone l have seen the fourth
generation passing away 70 their long
home. never 10 return / have been 70
church in Boyd'S old barn on the Free
port road- now II Is Springdale- l cast
nv first vote IN the old court house IN
lSsI- Jacob Mechlin- kept the hotel
then The first night | sTaid IN Butler
was in the Kelley house / got a bed Tor
five cents 70 sleep in II stood where the
Reihar block = now Old Davy DOUgal
owned north OF the Diamond on both
sides OF Main street | knew all the
old lawyers and judges ID Butler
seventy years ago was at the Z P
church communion last month fifTy-twc
years and four months ago ! was 10
hear Rev. Niblock rreach-
DANIEL W GRAHAM
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
The Centennial.

Butler County viii be one hundred
years old on next Monday March ~
But as this comes at a time in the
year when weather is unfavorable, an
other time was chosen for celebration
Of its Centennial year.
June u. Is and IA the days. For But
Ter County. The whole County. And
not any one part of it.
SO it i for the interest of all and all
should and viii give assistance as the
pride and honor of all are equally invol-
we'd
The Financial Committee is working
Mr. l. J. McCandless, its chairman, and
Mr. Leslie p. Hazlett. its Secretary are
active in securing the necessary funds
for the interesting time.
The Decoration and Amusements
committees have been requested to make
an estimate of the amount probably re-
quired by each in their respective work.
Other committees will probably be ask
ell to make similar reports
The Executive committee viii meet
again on tomorrow. Friday evening,
March 9. at which all the members Of
that committee are earnestly requested
To be present
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08

Le1-ers rts-alneIlEaTr Sn tire estate q
Anthony Eeen- decd of Oakland rHp-
haue hesn granted u8 AIn- T. and Clark
" Hesn- exrs-
Is,sre-S e adm 5IliSl-sl-iJ,n On the g.
sz-e fiF El.lssrr KSeakllr- der6 L Mt--
l-sr r1y5l hssvs- lseeis granted I8 ] Z Tag
cert
NJ I. Merhsuv has l.,.sn appointed
3urrgs~ af ks-n> C5rv
The viewers ON the fT,a-7rlon a.t siirize1is
df Forward ru7s hsve recommended d
narv 1-idgse ws7-t "a lis5 foa- sIsn and =
fes-t high dVslr rlle Clune0utHe>siIs- "a
the ,JaS Ash and Hsrvty tsnehriuS
T'laces
IA .-ssll cau-s hss~ 1,e.sn ss-asae1 tot
Alonaaag- A7sr5l Is
THE ll-,a..h s.f 7.-sln5Se suit "a DasS.-
B Alcf,lrlgy ~ E~sinc McC.-l hEs heeu
Ss.ftie5-
f- tsre-lrSl.ure se~t-r.lsr rhe fu-g
l--.. ra1,sflf,s> tai. 1s-.s-.sr- lFsdc- r1sir
- aoa u 'vasntel SlUnsl-
FlmeE Walr lia> 1s>sa a',r.infel
rsi., g.lle-tssrat Eerr~r.el r-i1s t'r-sl As'elil
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s> lsssar> ~~srn-- 6sr SS7
f.re 81 Il - ar.l - streuSe~
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
MiSltIletGNu.

James GIlchrist- Of Moniteau, visited
our town last week IN the interests OF
James WaSSon. chicken fanCieT, Of
v Washington township
1TrS Susan Pis0r attended the funeral
OF Mrs Elizabeth ChriSty. OF Cherry
township. on last Sabbath
The KevstOne lodge Of this place will
hold an open meeting On Friday even
Ing. March 9th The public are
respectfully invited 10 attend
G. w Meals lost a highly valuable
registered COW last week
A " Smiley and ] n Patton
are both cOnvalescenL
The pupils OF school No ara making
preparations for an entertainment 10
be given ar the close OF the present
term Of school SILEN-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
SarVer Station

Academy begins is Spring Term
april 10th under the instruction II
Loyzry and Campbell Nr- L0wTy = =
graduate Of Grove City College and Mr-
Campbell has taken the regular c01rSe
Of the University of " Va and i an
experienced teacher
j weight social IN the Academy
Hall Wednesday evening 18th Liter
arv exercises and music before the has
keIs are opened
SeuIceS N the Buffalo church March
18th Al II O'Clock and al WeS1minSTsr
Al 25Sa
Miss Lizzie Watson TaughI the Hal
school for Miss Carson Monday
Misses Lizzie and Ella Watson visited
their relative jams Hunter, On Sarlr-
dav
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
Marriage Licenses

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08

John kennedy who l. IN his SlS- vs2r-
/ seriously Ii al his home On New Cas-
Ele s.
-Four dwelling hU1seS were built q
the old Ganfer lo- this winter and Mrs
ArmS-run- has the cellar excaTz-71 III
h0zse and s1u-e-D0-n 0n same lU--
Rev KIin= and W j Allen r-Fres=-z-
81 this end On The jury last week and
" Il kzmersr ! 01 the Grand JURY
this week
c z Miller Wh0 has b-1n bookkesE-
- for the Hums Ta-T=2o Co fS- the
PAST i've vea-s- has -u2- % Marietta -
- take chz--e q TGer once th1re
Nr- H0=mzn- who / EO-kln- IN L
WOOD spent = few days with his family
here last Ee~k
Arthur Czz1IzEzne II Cz=TeEzDi kzs n
1-zrzz-1 1U-= after SI-EEE- = Ec-=
vI1h John 3 Ml-Iz- Z M-rusr s.
Mss Cowza q SLz-Tz5zr- : In
-ueS- uE k=- aunt Mrs Git=1l
John B NIII=-- II night Operator q
tn Bel Tslzzlhlzae Co kzS reSl-Zse- II
E.1=zr5un h=re and zcc=Es-z-i a E.1sz-1a1 =
Sa-TSt1rz E1- Thz S@- o@EzlE
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
PARK THEATRE.

NI-LARD NEWELL-MARCH $50
\ great company al popular pros
oE.euIng THURSDAY March s5h For the
first time IN his life Mr. Willard Newell
VII appear AZ popular Es-Ioes and give
CsyznEsl-T- scenic F-ssl-zes5Ells0 II sElch plays
a. The Master Hand Three MEEske--
e@rs The Bells and The Silver LIN
ing II has been proven that gCosf
zc-or supported ~ a s-runE company
czn make us0lex playing al EsgssEz-zE
Fs-5Ces NJ NeEel ezrrIss = Gsr Eozlsl
of special SHIT and = careful 0s-zl-
Fs-osiuc-5On e each EGeue = assured IL
CELEE AEERSrRUAI- zECH q
Illle AkeTS-r0En- w1O viii Esrs-r1E
Tia- pocserS Warn Rerer7I0u s-zT-DEzElsl-
es5 5erself with ; Terv exc-ll-uT cguTauy
E10 VII asst her T. interpret ths
EzzuE tuunv situations Al q 1heI
hare appeared Zl-h prominent oouTzn-
!, - AID have b=a selected and fitted
70 El1e rzr1S
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08

BARLEY school literaries are largely
attended They come from all direc-
tions. all the way from Slippery Rock
IN their four horse sled and big wagons
If they didn't get there IN time for the
performance We hope they enjoyed the
good Doads-
Samuel Campbell Is seriously i'll
d. k Graham Is conyalescent- His
youngest son H c. expects 10 cross
the Rockies in the near future
The funerslOf wm- Krantz Youngest
son was largely attended al West
Liberty The remains Were lifted =.
the house ar one O'Clock on Sunday
The services were conducted by Rev
Stalman at the Lutheran Church after
which tbs remains were inferred IN West
Liberty cemetery The Parents ard
brothers have the sincere sympathy Of
the community II their sad bereave-
ment
Lewis Nartsolf eontemplares a new
house the coming summer
Irwin Neeley and wife. OF Plano visit
81 Mrs Neeleys people Saturday
Mrs Josiah NJ. Thompson Of Flora i
visiting her children in West VIrginia-
y f BARLEY. OF Lisbon. Ohio. while
out attending his mothers funeral
called on Brady township friends
E ! Thompson Of Flora Is in poor
health
David and Robert Snyder has taken
contract IN the timber business
e. 5. Snyder. of New Castle, was
home over Sunday with his parents
Mrs Seth Snyder VINO has been on
the sick list Is improving
Hugh FOwser. Of Butler. Is visiting
friends IN Brady township
Parties from VOlant are gathering up
the surplus hay IN Brady township
John GrosSmzn who has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks Is not
much improved AZ the present writing
Master Paul CrOu from slippery Rock
Normal was home over Sunday
Thomas NcClvmOndS and John Mar
tin were IN Butler On business recently
Miss sarah Moore, OF near { UnionyiIle.
l. staying with her sister. Mrs GrOsS-
man
Miss Ida Covert visited friends pezr
West Liberty
Miss Beckie Fisher called On friends
| recently
Rev Oliver takes time 10 make
friendly calls
u EGrosSmznS creamery has good
custom and he i doing good business
N the shinEle making line and L ready
10 Ill al orders y Y z
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
ACCIDENTS.

John Campbell the W Sunbury oil
contractor who has been drilling near
kittanning lately. was severely injured
last week by being thrown from q
buggy
Luther Wilson. an drilier. was ac-
cidently killed while al work on a well
near SiSteTsville- w Va Friday he
was a brother OF Alexander and Henry
Wilson. OF Allegheny township. and
was born and raised near UniOnylile,
Centre twp. He was : married InaE-
While the Red ASH cGal mine at Fire
Creek. ". Va. was full Of men. Tues
day morning. an explosion Of fire damp
took place near the mouth Of the mine
and seventy men were enToulbe1- forty
OF them were taken out dead
The Allegheny end OF the P Fit W
& Chicago R R bridge gave way.
Tuesday and = huge freight engine
fell 20 Robinson St. killing two men
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08
OIL NOTES.

The Market-The Standard Is yet
paying $1.6S and the Producers $40
VENANGO TWP-C. W Waiues mas
drilled in a second sand well on the
William Hunter farm near Pennington
that Is said tC be good for thirty bbls- a
day
CLINTON TwP-T- ". Phillips struck
the sand on the William Seton farm
and the oil filed up 1000 feet in the
hole
BUTLER TwP-TEe Forest has lOcat-
ed 10 drill on the Bredin farm. half mile
north of the Eifiier on the T. Lindsey
The Eiffiler Is said 10 be a % barrels
we'll now
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08

Nens hats - ceurs 10 - al shaps
S1s ool0-s and styles a 7 Il B1rI01s-
Clothing and Gents Furnishing S-0-e-
lis \ Main S-re=L
We have never had = single complaint
about the wear Of our Mems Camel Skin
Shce- We sav this II tEs face Of 1h4
fact that Ee have sid hundreds q pairs
81 this s50s AL OEsr Burier county 4
RuE & S0l
B1rt0a's Sv=czzI ! = mans hzt-
usE n S-vle- Eaulr5esS n b1Il6 - -
and 500 II E-5ce and TLe bs- II 1h=
market for The Z07=E- I Il B1-Ton-
IL S81th Nzln -
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CHURCH NOTES

Rev T J Matter Of Clarion county
who received and accepted . cal u the
SpTing,iale charge this county has since
resigned the same and Rev H c By
ler u Manchester York Co Pa vii
preach trial sermons for said charge
which l. composed Of thee congregations,
namely Zion Springlale and Rider On
Sunday. March IL 1870. a follows
Zion II a m Sprngliale p m and
Rider 15sso y n
Rev H 4 ShanOr filed the pulpit OF
the English Lutheran church OF this
place On last Sunday, morning and eve
ing Rev ShanOr i now stationed al
Middle Lancaster
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-03-08

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necie NuSic EaIl- Sshenley Park. and
single seats cEn sie bought Tor both con
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81 the Nellor Slnsic store Telephone
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