The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 5, 1882, Page 6

Come at us agai n “Erastus. 2 ck has begun to grow This is a bad wr for thieves in Bates county. Gen. B. ! au’s ¢ nt will ay r por We have the d we can go baretooted. and pleasant Score another fz day for the weather clerk. ir is an as- ‘The Jasper county sured fact, -0 the Patriot. Glad to hexr it. Arthur has pardoned another thief, a bank thief this time. by the; name ot Conant. Dr. Osborn is digging the trenches tolay the foundation of J new house on the west side. Tom Silvers is making it hot tor evil doers, and dont you forget it. gent, fa thful, ofhe He is ad Jesse James didn’t get killed quit but made a cats paw of some icllows. That’s naughty in i e pious youth Ex-Pressident Jefferson Davis has received twenty-one thousand do‘lars from the sale of his book. Glad of it. It must be refreshing to Guiteau, to read accounts of the many hang- ings. that are taking place now-a- days. A Royal Arch Chapter has been recently organized at Eureka Springs, Ark., with C. P. Reeder as its sec- retary. Philip Vhillyps has sang the world over. but never sang under the elec- tric light, until the othergught in the M. EF. Ghio street Church, in the queen city of the Southwest. We will wager fee treats all around that Butter has more houses in pro- cess of construction and in) contem- plation, than any city of five thous- | and population inthe State. There isn’t the shadow of a doubt but that the people of Altona and Rich Hill and the surrounding coun- } try will take the amount of stock ap- portioned them by the committee. Set Butler down, too. We heard a gentleman say on! yesterday evening that he would | build right away if he could get the brick. He means what he says and has got the money, and don’t you! doubt it. | A bill has been ecd | greed upon by the waysand means committee of | the House ot Representatives at! Washington, which, if passed by | that body, will reduce the recvipts of the internal revenue sixteen millions of dollars Tne Post Dispatch thinks that! Gov. Critt8nden committed a big blunder when he concluded to con- vene the legislature in extra session, to redistrict the State. The wish, we suspect, is father to the thought. — Deputy Sheriff Hanks returned on Thursday from Miller county, Mo., in charge of one John Emery, who he arrested while there for complic- ity in the st | buggy of C. C. Peeler and others | last fall. This gang is being pretty | aling of the mules and | thoroughly used up, and great praise is due the people of Hudson town- ship and Sheriff Simpson and _ his | deputys for the dilligence they have | exercised in breaking up this gang of thieves. The cirenit court is meeting out justice speedily, but impartially to offenders. James Ray was tried Thursday, and the jury returned into court a verdict of guilty, and asses ed ns punishment, at three years in the penitentiary. Ray is an un- grateful fellow, as the proof showed, | he fell im with a Mr. Farris at Rich | Hill, who resides in Vi erngn county. | Mr. Farris had money and set ew up to Ray, and he got onthe outside of too much of the Intant Wonders | beve + and while in that condi- tion, Ray, it appears, took from him the sum of one hundred and _ thirty dollars. Honesty is the best policy atter all. 5 e. ory of | New York ci | contained in so-c: The in the trial of John y Blue Cut train robbers at Independence. Mo., on the 28th inst, weré suspended by made by Mr. Wallace a motion iss the whole y attorney to dist cour panel, and summon new men on the ground, that 22 out of the 30. were from the immediate vicinity of the robbery, and therefore, incompetent. Judge White took the motion and locked it up in his éreast awhile, and decided to sustain it, and ordered a ot Jurors to be summoned, new ar J returnable on Thursday morning, last, when the trial was recom- menced. The meeting still progresses sat the | Christian church with encourageing results. There is no city in the State whose people devote more of their time to religious worship than the people of Butler, and the result is. we have quiet, orderly city. We have no such broils and peace- breakings as we read of in other places. It is a rare occurance that men fight here or are disorderly, as the records of the Mayor’s and Mayistrate’s court will abundantly vever the law is vio- show, and wher lated its penaity is visited upon the offender swittly. As this is monument building time suppose one be crected to the mem- |} t Republican statesman, and pious inan Oaks Ames. When Schuyler Colfax gets back into Con- gress he will see to it that an appro- priation is made for that purpose. He and Oakes were intimate friends. Mr. Dean, of the firm ot Eldridge 1 & Dean, sold his lot on Ohio street { on Thursday to Mr. Eichler, of Lat- ayette county. Mo., tor tour hundred | dollars cash. Mr. Eichler will put upa good residence on the lotatonce. Eldridge & Dean seld their lot on | Pine street in the West addition on Thursday to Mr. John K. Gill tor ene hundred and twenty doliars spot feash. Mr. Gill will build immedi- ately. Oh! that hoom. The St. Loms Post Déspatch sets i this congressional district down as doubtful. For the information of {that paper, we desire to say, that there’s no more doubtof the Democra- ving this district next tall, 1 thief. cy jes than that Dorsey is The House Committees on elec- st unseating tions decided Aiken ot South C The sub-committee recommended rolina, Democrat. j unseating Filey. Demecrat, from | Florida, in favor of Bishop, Repub- lican. Arthur has offered Hunt secretary of the Navy, when he is about to re- move the choice of their other po- sitions. He is sure to select the one m which there is the most grab | moving in. We have been informed that the | street railway company, contemplate | commencing, soon, the construction of their roads. This isthe best piece | of news,-the local has heard ina} long time, it is, tor a tact. Tne Blue Cut train robbers, got six hundred dollars from the express company, and fifteen thousand from the passenge Quite enough to make a local | happy and contented. Speer’ s Port Wine, Is recommended by physicians above all others as a gentle Stimulant, tonic and diuretic. It is something they can pre scribe to patients with confiv dence, know- ing they are using an article that is strict- ly pure, and possesses the highest medi- cinal virtues. Charles A. 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