The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 1, 1882, Page 1

The Butler Weekly Cimes. VOL. MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 1882. WP. sua, B U Abs I, Lawyers. 1 Adrian Racket. | Adrian, Mo., Jan. 28, | Eprror Times: The festival giv- Guitean Will Not be Allowed to en by the ladies ot the M, E. church Issue Any More Addresses. See ie | on Thursday night, th $55-50- They had such a bounti‘ul | j supply of provisions that on Friday A Patriotic Mob in a Detroit Theatre | night they had a second supper, the NEWS FROM AFAR. THE LINKS OF LOVE. Oh, sweeter far than wealth, than fame, than all, Is first and passionate love-it stands alone! This morning at ro o’clock at the Palace Hotel, the Rev. Mr. Brown of this city united in the holy bands |of matrimony Mr. Walter E. Pierce and Miss Georgianna Margaret Mun- The more we see of the new post | office boxes, the better we like them. | | They are a credit to our young and | flourishing city, and for convenience and beauty are not surpassed by those . re y ties, Collections promptly attended to of many metropolitan cities. Just} and Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. think of five hundred boxes with and | Ofiice, front room over Bates county Na- | 1882. B. LASHBROOK. THOS. J. SMITH. | SEE es & SMITH, Attorney Law, Butler, Mo. - at u Will practice in the courts of Bates and adjoining coun- A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, +e Mo. Will attend to cases in any court of record in Missouri, and do gener- | al collecting busines: Coney Huddleston had the honor of SOME proprietor of the Arcade Hotel presenting them to the beautiful | °f Rich Hill, and is a young gentle- lady, who is unfortunately deprived | ™!*" of great popularity and counts London, January 26.—The Stand- ard, Daily Telegraph, Morning Post, News and Times express their satis- faction at the conviction of Guiteau, but all, with more or less severity, criticise the conduct of the trial. ‘are shaped somewhat like the let- ter V. The apex or head fronting | the east and the base resting on wings | = iS. As you enter the room you | are greeted by the general deliyery |receipts of which:I have not yet} > = z | tional Bank. 2tt | “ P on the Muscle. Heated. Mr. H. Dore was the re- | 4y, both of Rich Hill. The happy without locks. Those that lock have et ees -| r T 4 o | cipient ofa mustach cup as the ug- | Couple were attended by Mr C. R. | doors of golden bronze of the very & els he Asai ed at_law, | | I S : = 4 is bad ‘alter: 2 ages Ae = | fice with Wm. Pagé, over Bank. ; =o) est aide i he Bouse. 1e cup | Walters, the handsome, wholesouled | latest style, and the keys 5 nee fe ween Seo How the Verdict Was Received in|... presented b; Mice tH Tow. P land talented city editor of the Mining | tt of te : oa a rs eo Butler Missouri. de gitg | j EY csented by Mis - flog “2 ae SS ee Soe = yhich will unlock any door F5 ts London—The Week’s Failures. Miss Mattie Hutchinson, of Boon- | “evéew and the beautiful and oa fee HERE Yop PARKINSON & AERNA T HY, Attor- ville, Mo., was the recipient of a complished Miss Kate Fleming of | ?Ut the one it belongs to, which of | neys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west pair of b yases as the best | thesame flourishing city. Mr. Pierce, | itself isa great convenience and safe- | side of the sauare 22 How the Verdict Was Heceived. |looking Iady in the house. Mr.|the groom, is the gemal and hand- guard against intrusion. The boxes | \ | | { j his friends as the shells of the ocean. In taking to his heart and home Miss Georgia—whose beautiful eyes have wrought such havoc with his afore- of speech or hearing. A. RIGGS, Attorney at Law and M.S. Cowles & Co. Notary Public. Office in Probate Court room. extending the entire width of the The young folks are saving up : 5 er = teee s room. | their quarters to attend the concert to | T. HITER CROCKETT, ROWN & CROCKETT, Attorneys at Law and InsuranceAgents, Rich Hill Mo. Collections a specialty. Office on ot the actors has performed her part | very successfully in Louis, betore the Legislature of Mo. other is a first cousin to the cele- ful v and one ot whom he will al- ways be proud. Love, conqueror of | all hearts, brought about this union the failures throughout the country during the week as 155, which isa considerable reduction compared | | etivaenta reas = | be given at the church on best | said heart—he has secured one of the | Z : i CLAY TUTT, Attorney at Law, fl] be found in the large and The Week's Failures. Thursday and Friday nights. From | Infant Wonder’s fairest flowers—a | box which occupies the apex or head, | ihe utler, Mo. Special “ attention New York, Jan. 27.—K. G. Dun} what we can learn the concert will lovely girl with ithe spirit of a true | Where the handsome face of our friend | 8'¥¢? to Probate panes é ‘ & Co.’s mercantile agency reports be a first class entertainment. One | won who: will make him a faith- | Charlie Holcomb is seen wreathed es “- ~~~ | teacious rooms under the Palace { in smiles, ever accommodating and pleasant. and Above this box are the Hotel, where they willatways keep with the recent weck. The distri- bution 1s as follows: Eastern states and the consummation of this *‘‘little brated Litta, and very much resem- | affair of the heart’’ (aforesaid) ens Most of the class words, general delivery, written in | sixth street, under City Hall. iargest and best stock of | bronze letters that looks to be pure | —— gold. The right wing is occupied | by the stamp and money order win- W. PUTNAM, Notary Public and « General Collecting Agent, West Point, Bates county, Mo. bles that lady. 1ave never been upon the stage, but I learn that they are learning fast, 8; Western states, 48; Southern Pa- one longand devoutly wished for (es- | pecially by the contracting parties of 21; states, 59; Middle states, cific coast and territories, 10: Ne 3 ‘ course) and inthe golden glitter and - Sree wre : ——— CLOTHING York City, 9. The failures in the and their plays are said to be the shimmering sunshine of their happi- dows, which are very elaborate and OHN S.&S. P. FRANCISCO, Attor- : Gage ec call <accce. in Now concentrated — ¢ sence of yankee ness, their myriad of friends wish | handsome and at which our public} @ neys at Law, Butler, Mo., will prac- York City no stoppage of importance a ree eres gee Arai j them a long lite of joy, peace and | tunctionary, the post master, is gen- pecan Sate ienta eee GENTS FURNISHING GOO has occurred. : ste Or aera en-llove. The happy couple, accomp2-| erally seen. In the lett wing is the | lections. Office over Hahn & Co.'s hard- * tertainment is for the benefit of the | nied by M . A. Andrus, mother : i th racehic titi warelatore oa M. ©. charch at tiie olece fone 7 ee, entrance door through which the post i eae Very Proper. < place. {of the bride, Mrs. Passmore, os See ; 2 — = HATS, CAPS, Washington, Jan. 27.——Scoville Mr. Aaron Satterlee has enlarged mother of the groom, Captain ani Bee Saud tecistauis bass bebind Physicians. cae and Warden Grocker had discus- | his office at the ware house for the | Mrs. Kussmaul, Walters and the boxes. The boxes where#letters A. P. SMITH, M. uv. KIMBALL HILL, M, D. Parl : ate) : 3 Sgro REE ees he | benefit of the public. Miss Fleming left for Rich | and papers are deposited for trans-| CIMITH & Phy: 5 i Sur- TRUNKS AND VALISES, sion at the jail yesterday as to th E Hill : ; zs I S MITH & HILL, Phy ns and Sur propriety of allowing Guiteau’s) Butler merchants were in town ae Bes Hs none ae _— mission are exquisite pieces ot work- onsets woe radeehe alls & . S =) > 2 = 2 aLmong e€ rominent guests no ae a . 7 eo e is ee " 4 : - STOCK address to go out. : Scoviile t first yesterday looking for a location for a Baa fee pean tao eee manship, legibly labeled in bronze. | dav or Ripe Office intdrig tore. 44-tf BOOT AND SUOE STOCK, apposed but ee wiaiced branch house. at the ceremony which was conduct- | Lhe entire office is made of white | ——_-__ Sarees ee in this instance. abe eS . . Pete Br epee ae 5 pine, with walnut trimmi yhick sician a Surge ; 6 Senate Moudy & Co. have built a z2oxzo|ed in Mr. Brown’s usuai graceful |! ? c immings, which D. WOOD, Physician and Surgeon, gs te the papers will print Guiteau’s zs : 7 = % 5 z ee eee ae - % Z pai as é » found in Southwest Missours. pe se E foot room next to their store house. | manner, are the following: imparts to it a fine appearance. Oh + Butler, Mo. “Office over Aaron | to be toune Tudge - (EE. A. Henry. Mr. Woodhouse and and other water fowel | daughter, of Rich Hill, Misses Teft and Richards, Czept.. and Mrs. Han- and daughter, Miss Lottie Willie. r. C. P. Reeder, A. A. Stansbury, | screeds he fancies he has the ear of the press; that he is superior to his counsel; and can manage his case entirely his own way, while as am ter of tact he is Hart’s store it’s a daisey and shows the pride that our post master takes in ornamenting the queen city of the Southwest.— Take it all in all it isone of the hand- somest offices in the country, and all Tv C. BOULWARE, Ph. *e Surgeon. Office north side square, | Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- | rena specialty. Wild duc are plenty. We buy direct from Manutactur More Thunder From Adrian. west side of the public ot Olive tan give to our trons Detter goods INDEBTED TO HIS OWN UTTERANCES Adrian, Mo., Jan. 2 Lise panes | of us are proud ot it. —— ers, on large contracts for cagh, and for yesterday’s verdict. Warden} Our festival is over and w | Com Muresan Smrreas. | 2 Eee zy | Eee cee eee ghd apt Crocker suggested: ‘If you will] success, realizing about $85.00 net | = ete ee CONSUMPTION CURED. Va? SEE oe, nee heed } not supply him with any more sta-| for the church; and there was nearly | An_ old physici Weppep to LAvRA—She was bea utifu', an, retired from active | north House. idence on tionary Lwill see that he does no] a wagea load of provisions left, such | he loved her d and happiness pee Ravine bad placed = his ponds west Gide ot North Main street. Face : writing.’”? It was finally set- |; ast chickens. key, fruit and | seemed to pervade their every act. But | hy an East India Missionary the formula | indebted to me over 30 days are requeste: ie = : We bine: ut Marae eae er cuceen iH SEERey, eet BS trouble came Sickness paled Laura’s | Of a simple vegetable remedy for the | to call and settle at once. s-tf | lor less money, (or as low as any tled between counsel and warc 8 jelly cake, doug aput nuts, | candy | ag cheeks, dulled her sparkling speedy and permanent cure of Consump- | | that for the next week no one shall} ctc., and we though one time of | »led her constitution, emaci- | tion, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and ail | MiseeNaneoas. | be permitted to interview the pri ner, and that no communication shall go to the public. { a Oe { A Patriotic Mob. Detroit, Jan. 26.—Quite an ex- citement was stirred up at the opera house last night, where Herrman, the } magician, was exhibiting. Between the performances the result of the Guiteau trial was announced, when sending for the local of the Butler Times to clean up, but finally better judgment prevailed, and the uncut cakes, biscuits and fowls, ham etc. were voted to a poor widow with five small children, and Dr. Gilmore was delegated to deliver them, thus c>m- bining true religion with pastime. A seriesof concerts, under the auspi- | ces the M. E. church committee, and conducted by Dr. Pz musical throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure tor general debility and all nervous complaints, after having thor- cughly tested its wonderful curative pow- ers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering tellqws. | __ The recipe with full particulars, directions* D for preparation and use, and all necessary advice and instructions for successful treatment at your own home, will be re- ceived by return mail, free of charge by addressing with stamp or stamped self-ad- dressed envelope to Dr. M. E. BELL, ititul form, unstrung her delicate nerves, and unfitted her for ac- tive lite. With an aching Ipart her hus- band consulted doctors, administered their medicines, and talked with friends. Notwithstanding all this care and atten- tion, there appeared no relief for her aching head, that painful back, that ir. regular uterine action and that emacia- tion. Another friend called who had seen such sickness, and at once suggested the use of Dr. Dromgoole’s English Fe- mate Bitters, as he had known it to cure House) in the State. Every one CULBERTSON, Real Estate Agent, | je Rich Hilt Mo., P. O. Box 342. Cor- | respondence solicited. no 4t-tf. V. BROWN, Judge ot Probate, But- e ler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge deeds, contracts, leases and all papers r quiring the acknowledgment or qurat of 3 clerk of a court of record. i st OR, SALE—A young jack ot good | cordially invited Lo visit us. We iso carry a large Gegere i broke i loud | dir and floor manase: a be similar cases. Her husband procured it! 6-!y 161 N. Calvert St. Baltimore, Md. stock and three years old. W. M.| Stock of Merchand:se at Kieh Hill, the audience at once broke into loud | director and floor manager, will be | at once, and pla-ed her upon its use, He — Hirter at Altona, nso-tt applause. In the midst ot the noise | inaugurated next Thursday night. | hadthe’ satisfaction of seeing Laura re- ft a man owns to-day tex thousand | popes from 3 gallery was ries Prog ne : aces oui, and c stored to health again. S-2w | dollars worth of real estate in Butler, | ~ New styles of chromo cards with | Where Couutry Produce of all kinds «As soon as the signs of approbation o s, duettes, quartettes, zS y= PES: = feet on z 2 ); bis ian OES, SEAS subsided a iii ithe hits became | acting ides ee Epitor Time:—We noticed in by this time next year, if we get the oC GaeiGs? New TORE CUES, 1D. = < Ss pases = om eee eras ; 2 Re . as 5s gt ay Nassau Card Co. Nassau, N.Y. nofraw more audible and there were cries ot |The management trust to make |“ aR ee ae ascoun ae oa Fort Scott, St. Louis & Chicago wanted condemnation. A special officer in- | enough so that coupled with the re- | test between the Tyro and Eureka | yoad the same property will be worth YT NS t peck Wizzard’s Trick Cards FE U N 1 pack Fun Cards, 1 pack on the market twelve thousand dol- 2 ‘ ‘Taansparent Cards, 1 Marvelous Onithar- monium, 100 Album Verses, all in neat lars at the lowest figure. This is not | ‘ ee ts moa case, for 7 3c stamps. Address be We have known a greater | sep oe oe CO.. Boston, Mass. IARY FREE for 1882, with improved per cent than that realized in other! places, and instance Dallas and Ft. [ Dinexe Table, Calendar, ete. Sent to anv address on receipt of two 3c stamps Literary Societies held at Virginia, January 14tl The account in the main is correct, but judging from the biasness of the article it must Dr’s Parks & Little have recerved | haye originated in the mind of an a tresh lot of vaccine virus at their | elated Eureka. While it is true that | office, next to Dr. Hall’s daug store, ; the Eureka’s gained on Declamation and are vaccinating the whole neigh- | and Paper and the Tyro’s on Oration stantly disdovered the man who v hissing, and stepping down the aisle, advised him to desist. This attract- ed attention to him, and before the officer could get him out of the tltea- | tre a crowd of men and poys near by pitched upon the offender. The fe low was badly bruised by his patriotic ceipts of the festival, they may nearly lift the church debt. Concerts to be heldin the church. ss. COWLES & CO. aE Worth Texas, Atlanta, Georgia, and Every Department compicie in - . Conc: = a i great variety of 3 = borhood. **An ounce of preventa-} and Debate, your informer forgot to} to come nearer home, our Kansas| Address CHARLES E. H S, 48 N./ tself, having. a grea assa s, and was removed with} ,.~-. zi ae ate, y $s = aed eet a r ee ns 5 he ‘argest a i He managed to | tive is better than a pound of cure.”’ | state that the Eureka’s came up de-| City. It was the railroad enterprise | EEE SELB 5 a | tere oe egies ue ere jonas > . —_ r ae ms = —— eS. a help himself as soon as he was put! ‘tA new broom sweeps clean,’’ | funct on Essay and that they had to| of the citizens of those cities that | FLORID ‘ Atlanic and| any where. put their best piece of timber on two and Little Carl, of the Further- grocery, is sweeping clean two horse j so far, | Gult Coast Ca- | nal and Okeechobee Land Co, made them. id heayily outside cf the theatre and escaped. | Gutics o sECiaG Seoul They all: ee : | railroads. ~~ 50,000 | for their The Division of Dakota. j and is verifymg the old adage of | More, the writ r in dr: awing his con. Le " | shares, at $10 each, at par with a bonus Osi alr be ee i iti | cl z ledge ti - 7] . of 40 acres tor each 1oshares, from choice 2, Yank oe ; ‘tthe more competition the more } Clusion tails to acknowledge the uni When you want a nice, n t go to yi the “W¥teets Purchase.” | elling gonads” ate—Peedn® 10 no. ankton, Jan. 26.—A mass con-| Oty os and may the best man a versally conceded fact, that wherever | _n6 Cowleg fea O25. )| eS eee Crete Sik, Whig ee eee \ vention in Southern Dakota assem- cies “ = - * | theresire -buttour daues performed, | | Offices: Third & Chestnut Sts., ila. | 1onse In the state, and we guaran i bled at Siouz Falls yesterday to con- Moudy & Co., have completed | FARM FOR SALE | 115 Broadway, N. Y. Rooms 111, 113) g6 prices as low on same qui the s iety gaining Oration and De- Great enthusiasm prevailed. Ex-Goy. Edmunds, ot Yankton, we purs 2 3 F’ Land mostly under tence | Whether sunn’d in the tropics, or chilled | Schooi house handy. : pias joes cash. Satistaction guaranteed in every We cordiainy invite the people nd cultivation. s = ATE i = = 4 i | Detailed prospectus with descriptive maps sider the question ef the division of | their new implement store, and al- | pate (the two most difficult duties) | _ eel et mY pad aera Se nace medsbrdens help aah | of goods. Dakota and the admission of the | ready filled it with the latest and | ;- acknowledged to be victor: Lene pita it applied PENS aed amar | j southern half as a State Over joo} best farming implements, wagons i Hoping *:Squib’’ will receive this | gt. ‘Address JAQUES SNYDER. | Se 2 os i representatives were present from 32 | etc., ayd thus does the boom boom. | pierely as a correction, wercloke: | - se ae } BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the ce | OUS. MuTro: counti made up of the most in- H. Dore, the depot agent, was : ALPHA | 4A Farm for Sale. jase er emo set? Soha Walnut | “A nmble penny rather than a fluenth! Republicans and Democrats | . ae et-tae festi- | ac: | mao bandred and twenty acres, four | Wicniy Polishell Case. New and Valu-| low sixpenee.’ cS ; } | Voted the moustache cup at the testi- | «Qn: woman! whose form and whoce | mifes Northwest of Butler. "Two houses gil aie Sear of Southern Dakota, representing all | a 2 . Snags | | les Nort * i * | able Improvements just added. Stool, > rep = “2 > a 1 : 31 & = J hee ne $ket Gosine: val. He will now send off tora soul = s | one barm, two orchards, three weils, two | #70). Siied anbideliecedion protessions and branches of business. {moustache of the most approved; Are the apeit styl the light of each path pring:, two ponds and never failing | dad cubits paiceonka 6o dollan apt | Pattern. parttcular or money refunded after one 4 was maid chairman. Our steam mill is being thorougn- ; _ at dees pole, SS panei n23m. G. W, Seevers. Sees aaa 1Bocete ce Muntele seater es, pe Ss ning oa fe e Thirty. t 4 ad <0 ae ER ee me. See } 4) | § woman be e there is f SS peters. fan Byeteete eae year se. ryone sold se {| call o : Sug Thirty-four délegates were chosen | ly adjusted by a first ¢ practical toot? Oliver & Hutchins: It is a standing advertisement. Order a | once ‘The old Photo. firm: will open up again | attheir old stand west of the Baptist Nothing saved by correspondence doinz, My new factory just completed, capacity 2000 instruments every 26 days, very. la- | mill-wright, and will soon make the to visit Washington and urge Con- ; finest pastry flower. gress to pass the enabling act now pending for the admission of Dakota | nts indeed for a mar- } vou -refuse to buy titul sentin ried man, but whv do i {. \gyeros Baerices bap rock ai- is |churchon the roth ot Febsuary, Re- | test labor-saving wood-working machine- | and to give the northern half of the | ;.ady en the foundation and wil ; member ‘this and hold your orders. ry Vast capital enables me to manu- LaGCygne Wursery, 4 territory a government.” They claim 207 d&e-it facture better goods for less tadner than | build alarge store hotse. . Ss le H — ever Address or call upon (One mile north-of depot.) of the torte, and Go.ob0 falthe | Rev. Howerton 1s prepanng to ee Daster FABeanty, tion Hedge Plante, : sgh : sssion | double the capacity of hotel by } day | Of Oliver & Hutchings will be in opera- no6-4t Washington, New Jersey «0 Uiccand Apole and Peach ¢- northern halt, and demand admission | b ‘ean ape o I ope does Friday | eee old stand west of the Baptrst j 22 ed Se i tes so thoveand Pear Plum, Cherry, and to the Union and -enfranchisements ; the addition of two L’s. z Prot. } Wait and get your church, on Feb. roth. i 209-d&w-1t photo's of that firm. other truit trees 50 thow ; Alt kinds of hardy Ornamental Struts, Trees, Vines, Bulbs, Sei, Sie 1 ork,warrantedthe Spigetgeetic as rights guaranteed by the _tunda- mental law of the land. Entire har- mony prevailed, and rousing specch- weather holds, ice soon. GOLD MEDAL AWAEDIO } Legs Wanted, Lumber Cheap. lf the present will be riz in, ne fet en eee ‘ edie I will pay 75 cents per hundred teet Write me what you wa | €s were maid by the most prominent | prieaxionns i orsood loge. Fill bills on shart. notice. | price it to vow. Addrecs: | Democrats. as well as Republicans. eee j 65 een ¥ f, DAV. COZAD, : i ed and for haif e 5 + February, and continue to ed an ; The delegations leave for Washing! {3 is a ais ot ta p ton at a very early day. ' Office in Palace Hotel — LaCygne, Linn Co., Kas. 7-3"