The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 12, 1882, Page 7

4 S LOCAL NEW seventeen. Mr. gather of Filer Sackett ly Ive a twe po bady. The cal has a seriou ot spring feay er. > pilot r garden much \ The Albrant Bros. have com-} menced the foundation for th new house on Dakota street. | mS — Widower H. G. Tho has the | toniest yard fence in Butler. Old maids and middle aged widows will please take notice and act according- ly. The election on off quietly, kind occurred that we heard of, even a plain drunk was to be seen Tuesday. passed | no disturbence of any not in the city. Mr. ram Gipson showed u Wednesday trom Rev. Criss, that Rev. S. Al pastor for the Ohio St. itcleg stating ander was the new M. selected by the Conterence \ ese alee nn ae | If we understand the proposition | of Judge Waters, (the VPresident the st. S. St. L. & Cc. aris Phat the tock, are I. church | of railroad) | eXx- ht, it is thi notes ecuted for not to be paid off, until the road is built and in No ever submitted to any people. op- eration. fairer proposition was { Tt the | built and operated | ro; neyer no money will have to be paid. John A. Lefker, the Mayor was born in the city of Ind., and is just in the prime of man- clect, Richmond, hood, physically and intellectually, being forty-six years of age last Jan- uary. Mr. Lefkeris a gentleman of ability, endowed with fine — busi- ness qualifications, and sustains a high character for integrity and hon- We predict that Mr. Lefker’s administration of the govern- ment will be himself and satisfactory to ple. ae The election on Tuesday city officers resulted in the clection of John A. Lefker, Democrat, Mayor. For Alderman, R. S. Catron, Dem- ocrat, from the first ward, and Charles Endres and R. A. Atkison, Republicans, from the second ward. The city council will stand political- ly, two Democrats and two Repub- licans, with a Democratic Mayor, which places the virtually or- city highly creditable the to peo- for city government under Democratic rule. Glory enough for one day. The ier board of equalization met. | Present, Booker Powell, President, and C. D. Cole and F. M. Steele Judges, E. A. Henry, Clerk, deputy Sheriff, W. F. Hanks. The atten- tion of the board was occupied in} hooks, changes examening the assessments and without making Adjoi ing to g o’cloc any therein. ned until this mo a= County | s | Court also met, a tull bench present, | E. A. Henry clerk, Sheriff W. F. Hanks Deputy. Some unimportant | ama. jan | | ing their ticket in Carth: | La night was hot as a summer Will Kesler 1s absent without nigh these many days. He may 2 e with him. q + vith the nuthe | Pi aa 5 got Mr. Miers and Charlie ee Endres are recciving their Minnesota Come u exc ates. the ball is opened is ards i ! & c ceived I ah a j very fine safe. Mr. PD. Orea ter, Miss ollie, are visi sister Mrs. | Sackett, ot this city C.S. Wheeler & Co. have had the front of their business house on 1 north side neatly painted. Chicago went Democratic, with a woop the other day. The p is ina decaying condition though. Six candidates left the shell on yesterday The brood is large this j year, and many more are to come The Democrats succeeded on sos day fast for the first ti | war. Teller and Chandler will be By the: Fac of the Interior Stalwarts. nated tarics it, ye What think does e whi ¢ Neveland Ohno, tl Mr. Garficid h now. home of the late gone Democratic. The Republican ticket) was clect- ed in Kansas City on Tuesday last, with the exception of five candidates for minor offices Little Johnnie Gipson, who shot himself accidentally a few days ago, | is out on crutches to-day, and will soon be well again. Ed. Keller is having the front of his business house on the south side inted, and also some handsome rey repairs done on the inside of it. We walked up to a crowd of nine persons on yesterday, seven out of the nine, were candidates, and one : i in elect- City News: Rum that Bates county 1s to have its name the Bee erage | That’ a right neat suit o that W. O. Jackson crowde: to-day Wonder what cat é give them to him. — Frot ¢ t we think he must have gotten it trom Republican candidate. Mr. S. F: Warmock, who weuat to Calife about three months returned Wednesday he went as he thought, to a tand of milk and honey. but has come back to make his tu- ture home in the land ot hog and hominy. Alt right sir. Miss Pelhank has returned froin the east, and is prepared to tri 1 the | t styles, alsoa lid as- tment of new rods aie Martin & Co. An Arkansas 1 her to up her chewir or her ° After nature reflection she { squeeze aa to sister B. ot ot the ow maki speed in the way Bates the county g om numbers, in county, they will capture | in the year of our Lord nine thousand | | and one, may be so. | Dr: | his lot Lansdown is having built of the Olive j fronting on Dakota street, 2 and sale stable thirty one hundred long on West house, livery feet wide by and two. stories high. It will be a daisy im its and don’t you forget it. way. Be sure and go to hear Albert R. Green's tc-moriow He is lecture } at Evans’ hall. evening said to be a! | fine lecturer, and we may expect an! was under twenty years of age. The j intellectual treat. The subject of | local took in the situation at once, | the lecture is Ancient and New and the boys set em up. | Mexico.”’ Tickets for reserved seats It 1s reported that the Grangers | for sale at the post-office. will soon establish a store in the | Cornelius J. Vanderbilt, son of city. Come on gents, the more the | Commodore Vanderbilt, as he was merrier, there 1s room in Butler tor] cajed. and brother to W. H. Van- you. Could we in the cheap. Dr. (GC Ie from Ilinois, get a clerkship establishment? Weil work Risley WS her = benefit of his health, the Dr. turned much improved, we ar has returned nt for we has re- to say, in health Glad of it. he is ocd tellow. and has a_ host of the queen city of the Sputhwest. > queen city of the suthwest is coming outin a new suit. Re- pairing of all kinds, su s repaint- ing, building additions, cte., is the business was transacted, and the | Ofer of the day. We are gratitied court adjourned until this morning | 0 S¢¢ Our citizens display so much to 9 o'clock. j Meatness and taste. It impresses j Visitors with the fact that Butler is The Y. P. C. Association met inj full of enterprise and pluck. the Presbyterian church last Tuesday ! and ciected the following ng amed | Sie lencnshemnthe Parsons, fear persons, to fill the offices in the so-! sas, Daily Eclipse that on Tuesday ciety for the period of three months. Lctihertiwas an) eiechon oheidiin _— W. TH. Ballard, Vice-| that city to elect justices. constables. esiden 3 - H nith, Prof t ID oantaineay sod Sh the sted, B. F. Flora. Miss Anna Flor- school boa ice oak .: Mis I la Carr, os Le : j before the people was prohib ia cia aes . Tiss illic | and anti prohibition. The prohi- Sevens, Corresponding Seeretarv. | ,.,- pe eee Bt } th apni . Y | bitionists were beaten : two to B. F. Flora. casurer, Miss Ada} ‘i one. Butler. A great deal of interest was . Manitested in the election of officers. | x noble Romans. as will be The excitement was much greater | seen. by reicrence toar un than at the elec! on yesterday. city officers tion for in to-days issuc ] ladics, as usual, } selves up as vi o - Carried the day. five of the lovely trys alter. and cry out. with an ac- gi } elected to! cord immo! immolaie us, for o office. to for ud) countrys = good. re ‘ stronger sex. dent at Adrian- proprietor Elutchison, ot the new by the tated several at Adrian, was ight shaft and the Puesday precipi- feet in a dislo- shoulders othe Wise bruising him up. Gilmore Was summoned and rinistered assistance, but Mr. Hutchison being #n old ma a tis feared -Perience trouble. he will ex », Depot, & Co., Kansas City, Mo. Meyers Bros 200-7-l¥ | derbilt, the money king of America, suicided at the Glesham hotel in the city of New York Tle en Sunday last. Was avery wealthy man and Thved a disolute life, and is sup- it. posed to have grown weary of No amount of this world’s goods ex- enipts its possessors trom the clutch- es of the grim monster in some form or other Suicides are the in- is country. reely a s by that we do not read n bei 1eir existence sent a bullet thre 1 his brains. lived Methodist cir here a rider in the county of in Texas, name of Pet Simkins. here was a quarterly conterence sssion, near Peter’s house, and hospitd lity. | the breth he desired to show s by entertaining as manv of h- eren he could. So on Sunday ning he teld Pompey, his serv- to go over to Mr. Paul Der- 1 + m,. to send him a would pay him . that he t said Peter, now Pom- pey. be hurry, and come back he 2d put on your best clothes. aan to meeting. All right. ypey. and did as he was entered the church and and hi as Pom- self. made just ter some eference to s nat St. Pa t ‘ at — oe? what eye , a t rev i *e thin th ikins the dat’s i we left. 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Loss of Appetit t ve, Panio the Head, w ns-tion in the back part, 1 the Shoulder de, fullness afte vithad in 2 to exert y or mul, spirits, with td some duty, riutterimg et the Lellow Skin, » right eve, cams, taghly Weariness, Heart, Dots be Hendache gene Restleseness, wi colored Urine, arc CONMSTISS TION. Drees eneme TUTTS PILLS 3+ such cases, & ete of feeling un to aston OS ORCANS Go => (Stn wel oer full Square Grar liv adapted te ich change suiter th .or Music Catalogu VES DELSSON el doa : Box 20> Vals ed HED Ginger, Buchu, aibees ny of the Le ! intoa medici Dest Health and Strength Restorer Ever Used, | FARMERS ESTABLISHED 18 1844. | AND é & ‘ 1 nad Are E ee EMIGRANTS S ; E Wishing farm Horses, Mares or 4 Mules will do well to call on C. ‘T. 3 TRACY, at the Southern Stables, Butler, he always keeps a supply. | S tf. |jissour! pacific RAILWAY. The Direct Route FOR ALL POIN' Eansas, Colorado, New Mexico, California and Yezas. rains Daily Gold Medal Soda, Gold 3113 WATER 6T., NEW XORK. These goods have no equal in quality and aise style of package. Satisfac- tion guaranteed or ne pay. Ask ‘aocet for J. Mo»roE Tayzor's Gold Medal Soda Saleratus, or Baking Powder, and consult your best interests ney giving it a trial—yeu etit Money! Money: Positively at the lowest rate of inter est on good improved farms. In sums and on time tosuitthe borrower. High inter est leans refunded, see or address, & Tucker, Butler, Mo. Sims 45w- On Ft. Scett st. 1 1-2 block trom | Southwest ¢ et “quare. | way rm w | {THE t E Meals - - 2 cenyes. | : ‘ Board : $:.ec | FOR ALL POINTS EN TRE | i Po. ' ’ ne | tee Trains Daily Second-hand Store| « | sie | Pullman Palace Hotel Cars are ae 1 cer mn between ST. LOUIS AND xDWARD'S BUILDING fa 'SAN ANTONIO, via Sedalia. daily —en— 1 careas i" All trains trom ; the Grand uis, NORTH RENT. |... : Oe ae — —————————————— eee in exe ae “* | connections, tor it But Jer Academy will open schoiastic vear en \ SEPTEMBER 34, i881. all who wish to avail them > present on 2 4 dress. lars add NAYLOK Piunrme:i & } Bd dB ak a | Have been well for Tis. Osakis. Doug’ ad dyspe * a very badiy, MicHARL O'CoxxOR. me Ridewsy. Pa. FREIGHT LINE SAMARITAN NERVINE East sido o AND erator o CITY CELIVERY. Notice of Pamal setti« maent, SAMARITAN NERVINE Sie csc nage iS FOR SALE intend to mane fnat — BY ALL DRC GGIsSTs y punct | ; i to of cures. Address DE. S. A. RICHMOND & CO., Wwe Epiieptic Institute, ST. JOSEPH, MO. idences Cs Guardia c. B. LEWIS,