The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 29, 1882, Page 3

THE WEDDING DAY REVIVED. Mr. and Mrs- C, T- McFarland Celebrate The 2d Anniversary of Their Wedding. Wednesday. March 22nd, was the jecond anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E- T. McFarland’s wedding day, ind desiring to recall the event and he happy }, they celebrated the occasion in| ppropriate manne he assistance of some friends who jave been very near and dear to them | and | results that have come of ast evening with juring the intervening years, ven prior to the marital relation. | n our opinion truc friendship is a prighter jewel than the sparkling diamond, of far greater value and is appreciated the more by us. With =gil our sins of commission and omnis- sion we at least hope the world will not judge us of infidelity toward our friends. Mary young people think the oc casion which revives the marriage | hour n« » replete of happiness as the event itself. This is an crron- eous idea to which none but those who haye had experience can bear competent testimony. True it is, fate (we know of no better word) associates m incongenial nature- in wedlock. from which no good | ever comes, instead. But we toward a field irrelevant to the occa find ourselyes wandering sion at least if not the subject, and hasten back to where we left oft. There were present last evening | about fifty persons, and if the host | and hostess are, permitted to judge, | they flatter themselves with the be- | lief that all enjoyed themselves unre- strained and to the fullest extent. For the many handsome and use- ful presents we are thankful indeed, but the spirit in which those presents | were and the universal ex- pressions of renewed friendship tor given, the tuture, gave encouragement, and | left impressions that will live and go down with us in the ‘grave. The following lines a beautiful book fiom Mrs. S. B. accompanied James: When in future, you look on this evening’s proffers Of tokens, of friendship, duty and love Some—will speak plainly of tullness of } cotfers Some—ot motives, pure and good, from above. But let none beguile you tnto believing, Any surpass this offer of mine, When other returns again, you’re reviv- ing, Keep thinking mine, the finest of fine. — Look kindly on ‘books’? blest souls of solace For earth's weary ones lie hidden with- in, Kindly! more kindly, tor in cottage or palace Nothing more permanent pleasure can win. So while books vour second anniversary greet; Keep one smile brightest, and for them | set apart, For as near to a printer, and almost as) sweet As the wife ot his bosom—lies his art. LIST OF PRESENTS. Nick Mastic and E. K. Carnes, a very large and handsome oil paint- | ing W. E. Walton, a large ane leather note and bill book. Allie Pyle and Thos. box of collars. Mrs. W. H. Warnock and Miss | Laura Kirkpatrick, Golden Floral | album. Mr. Till H. Smith, a very quisite painting “No one to. Me.”’ Pettis, al ex- Love Tom McFarland and Miss Ida Wood, beautiful Ebony and Satin | cabinet. John Smith, hamdsome | paper weight. - E. Steele, lovely cut inkstand and paper weight, combined. Miss Hattie. and Julia Deacon, beautiful Autograph Album. | tiful paintin |of Levy & Steddard at Rockville, i but sorrow and disaster pin cushion. 'B. A. Fahnestock’s Mrs. James, Mrs. Caudle’s Lec tures.** Mr. and Mrs. McBride, a band- VERMIFUCE. some el ture. 2 SS Se Miss Allie Pile and Tho’s. Pettis. a fenton } +] picture. Geo. B Hunter f beau and Char. “Don Qt hame accom; when by using Park g ers, who | they would find acure « enci the first dose, and vi and quickly and surely coming back to March 1-1 - | from the mo {1M | timely use of VERMIFUGE. Mr. N. M. Stoddard, otf the That town is in Bates coun- rapidl : ie : . ’ | used by every purch examine each was inthe city Wednesday, attending | portle he burs. The simple name of 2 court. His town he says is growing | Fahnestock is not sufficient, he m nice® closely and se that the init | i , and be satisfled with n ty, recollect. Mr. ‘I. A. Roberts and Miss Sada iI ye ine mt Pe | Varner were married on Thursday | to anv add i evening at the residence of Mr. T. | Ad CHARL H. Purbian in this city. Elder er Brown hitched the couple up. : The local editor h tdetermine | just how much stock he will take im | the railroz yet, but aus soon as he disposes of some other important } | matters he will give this matter his | attention. Ben Sellers got struck by the CONTINENT and he curbing of | boom on yesterday, whirled H A NEW ILLUSTRATED in and painted the well, his chicken adder andash hop- | Literary Weekly Journal, per. That’s the way the boom af- | yerrier voriricat Nok SECTARIAN; feo 4g But 1 he Ceear aan Conducted by ALBION W. TOURGEE, ai oe | Fool's Errand,” e ce ee eer oem Samoa as | iby Dan’l. G. Brin | the city, and the hum of progress Robt. C. Davis | and enterprise greets your ears. There | is no city in all Missouri t s hay- | First Numern Isscep Feprvary 1 1882. | { | ling such arapid growth as Butler at Phe most di red authors and | present. Rah! for the queen city of | * ey ab 5 the southwest. cor : , | novels an pbell, | Dr J. W. Morris has ght of | Mrs. Alexander, Julian Haw" | Mr. Hepler tac ‘business house he | theme, John « R. H. Davis, F eae Ce Fetc; poems t Wilde, Louise \ {has been occupying for some time | Char dler Mou HI. Boker. | on the east side of the sc te. Don't | ! | Mitchell, solid | know what the Dr. 7 | The rail road meeti enthusiastic last night, ik we = : ar tashion note s see the silver lining of a ght and rations by L | glorious f re for Bates ¢ i . Rothrock, Bar- { - . - te, by Mrs. Moul ithe queen city of Southwest. by Hon. B. G. | 2 : i a, humor by z j Skin Diseases Cured. “Uncle Remus”’ ae i | Dr. Frazier’s gic Oint : Ae a iendine 'Cures as if by ma Pimples, F SE BOue Cotnent®” ERee as | | heads or grubs, blotches and Erupt neu tha Haris canienroduce: sidieq ial ee the ae ieee Hes kin cle 1 he most perfect in the monthlies. | Prnyga na Dene iipel et 2 gesce ct Price ro cents a number: $4.00 a year; | ber’s itch, salt rheum, ne 90 six months. Mailed free of pos- > nipples, | ¢ ; scald head, cha | sore lips, old, obst rs and sores, | &c. Skin Disease. F. Drake, esq., Cleve- land, O., suffered beyond all description | | froma skin disease which appeared on | | his hands, head and tace, and nearly des- | ccription troyed his eyes. The most careful Book canvassers | toring failed to help him, and after all | | their incomes: a | had failed he used Dr. rarleue M: yv add Specimen copy free. | fers will find it to their inter | nt *‘Our Continent’? to their | est to pres custom) Postinas: igvited to take al commissions. \ can add largely to | put inter rf Enns with | sub- | reg siness, ig for | j cations. een eriisece Write for particulars to ' | diseases | “OUR CONTINENT”. For Blind, ble itching or ulcerat | 9-4 Philadelphia led Piles Dr. W s indian Pile Oint-| Ret | ment is a sure cure. ce $1.00, by r | Sent by mail on receipt i — TENRY & CO, So! THE 50LD ROBBERY | 62 Vesey Srreet, New : i | For saleby J.G. Walker. nso-daw --OF— F | | 2 3 i = SAMES, | A NEW AT ) . ARCHIE. ‘Enterprise a | | | Does not affect the price of furniture | | in that place, where you can get a good | IN BUTLER, m pas fonts Be eee es ee | -40; a good rocking chair for | r . . 34 a S4.20: co c 1 We have fitted up machinery for ; a safe tor $4.25; a cradle for $1.50. | ETS ecp in stock meal and flour chests, | the manufacture of the jand all kinds of furniture keptina first class store and the best sewing machine in j the market. Oil cloth, carpets, curtains, wagons, trunks, valices, glass, chroquet { sets and bird cages. My stock of under- | taking goods is complete. Will repair all | is. kinds of furniture and saw bracke®s for | carpenters and builders. Now is the :ime | to get your pictures framed. I will pay | jthe highest price tor walnut lumber — | Bring your chickens to me and take pic- | ture frames in return. Come one and all! } and see my mammoth stock betore buying | at W. E. Leonarp, sf Mo. HIDES \Climax Bed Spring, | With adjustable head rise and first class in every respect. Is norsle and Warranted to Please All OR NO SALE. CRUZAN & MADDEN. Four blocks east of s« Mr. and Mrs. Deacon, Tennyson's | * Steet. i Poems. aE i Miss Ana Wyatt. Chancer’s Po- ems. : vo PIANOS ORGANS. pe D..D. Wood, Keat’s Poems. | _ Pianos $:60 ur (Stool, Cover and Book) | | da Crume, Heman’s Poetical | Elegant Square Grand, 3. springs, full ' works. Mr. and Mrs. Epstein, Poe’s com- plete works. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard, a hook entitled “‘Lalla Rookh.”’ Mr. and Mrs. Reid, Dewey’s works on human nature. Mrs. Glass and Jessie McReynolds music holder. Mrs. J- “Forget Me Not,”” music. John Francisco, Satin putt box and a piece of sheet | | stops. T. Smith, | dealing guaranteed. Sheet Music 13 price | Agraffes, every toy only = 245- | Cabinet Grand Uprights $210 an | Other = Holiday Bargains. Tabilee i | Organs, $ 55 up (Stool and Book). Ex- | celsior, style 42, Five sets of Reeds, 15 ' stops, only $87. ‘‘Oriental,’’ style 103" | | Ten sets = Reeds, 20 stops, only $1z | No“ * sets of reeds or “dumm. All sent on t5 days trial, freight | tree if unsatisfactory. Fair and honest LEWIS HOFFM = (Successor to) HIRSCH & CO. Southeast corner of the square. wi! >) pay the highest price in CASH for HIDES, WOOL. TALLOW, FEATHERS, RAGS, Piano, Organ, or Music Catalogue tr _tree Dont torzec the ila org 4 ce, ( Southno-lneat MENDELSSON PIANOCS, ero! the square). Spot ASHonegta se. | Box 20 58N, ©) erumbiine. i { : i °*| THE LIGHT | sorted stock of clocks, ; rope, lam now prepared to | Has aleo struck the Grocery bosine=s. and | tinne to, float, ‘FOR BLANKE_S |<" Yarns, Fiane ede: aad o> é& Burns . MER oy aU ks iu . ‘Call on McClintock LP STANDS WHE THE Family OR tHE THE DAY. Ma nufactory OILS AND NEEDLES FOR SAL E BY Ptuso Sigmund, AGENT, =o LEX ery ‘Dry Goods & z tye Dakotni: Stree t moe ceries Southeast Cor. BUTLER, MO. = NEE Pe et M.A Wieyard, AT ¥ Peck AG! SSCA BOOKS 451) 4s NUTS, CANDIES, 10% OE 3) FN 5 Oi VARITIE Daily Papers and Periodios i. # esSsmoith. + Guns, ss and Brese tae ie es fey Pistols | Ammunition ete., I SELL VTrik ‘Howe, Singer and Victor, Sewing Ma chines. Keep none but First-las ag Mach pired. Shop on North cs ant Sew work sa | > neat ly Street Bu st a De ey I take pleasure in announces z 7 22 735 oF the public that L have ives x ENA LEE eS Butler to make it my future and baye the largest and watche jewelry and spectacles ever brougiit to thie market, whieh i cheap for cash. Having 1 years experience in the manuf. ture of watches and clocks watches and cloc no urttter complicated nor how) basly have been abused. By bringing hteim to ime, you can have the a pu uitgood running order and) guaiai tees satistactio eee R.A. ATKISON, DwALE: iN pee ecules -- THE BOOM WHICH HAS STRUCK BUTLER tide “Bub” will cor WITH ONE GF TH ELARGST AND BST SELECTED STOCK OF Groceries in the City. Store Room Southeast Corner Scuare, Butler Mo.. S and COUNTRY PRODUCE. Grocery House OF C. DER REY At their well known and popular stand en the East side ot the aiding the TRRADIO IN square GROCHRY gayr BSL ELMS oa} Pheiy -: ved Flor F of urdit fo pea hancy Groceries, Glass, Qoeensware and Cutlery, Vite ARE AT L.Es=s ! a theretor : © rocentpernt They por ' t Mrodtuce ‘ ' t put 1 MPN SES 4 in wity, nn ‘ any d Goods vere sthe ory ben promptly. Chas. Densay HUGOSIGMUND MERCHANT TAILOR. ik ALSO KEEPS FOR SALE Sewing sactiicin NEEDLES AND 0% McFarland Bro’s —DEALERS IN—— HARNESS. SADDLES, | BRIDLES, WHIPS Etc the Square MO. invite the public stock which js South Side of BUTLER We Ito call respectiy and see our | The Most Complete in the City. M , cence | our Cc | abled ny ye 1S us of practical experi- iven us a knowledge of by which we » supply every demand ng, are en- rapid y srowth and developement: »fth | times ire. We employ none but skilled workman, and guarantee | our goods and work, No 19-tf. } Kespecttully, McFarland Bros UO. Satterlee, { Dealer in Furniture and Undertaking, ALSO Burial Robes, SIZE AGE AND SEX. Call and get prices | 6m- ADRI AN MO. WYATT & BOYD DEALERS IN. Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Hair, | Plaster Paris | At Butler and Appicton © sty. bay will please i acitoaintlaaiac dacs | : | i