The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 27, 1882, Page 7

. Gouley Commande Tie Table Mo. Pacific R. KR. | “Think of the Dog.” LexinGton & SourHerNn Brancu. | pe Oe eae m peaielesve Butler daily aéfollows: | At Cassville.Ga.,we nad just taken GOING NORTH. ' seats on the veranda for the usual Jexas Express (daily) ---- 54%! smoke and t when up came two Nevada accommo sep Mt GOING ‘colored men who were evidently eo M | greatly agitated. One of them: made Agent. | Inquiries for the justice of the peace, j and being told that he was out of Secret Societies. SONIC. Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the firs Saturday in cach month. } Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons, | yo.) No. 76, meets second ‘Phurs: y Aw €ach FOr: month. j Say © !town, he turned to the other and + | Said: dese e dis cuse to any of len to decide cn. What do you Knights Templar meets the first Tuesday in each month. I. 0. 0. FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- day night. Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the and and ath Wednesdays in each month “Pll du de same.’”” but the cur hankered after mutton | and got it, killing the whole tour. It destroyed Fifteen buildings we by fire at Red Chiff, Col. | when a referee had been chosen the laid trom be A new cable is to Lisbon to the United States. owner of the sheep remarked: The Nickle-plate road is announ- three dollars apiece jist as dey stood, ced to be ready for business by Oc- tober 16. next yeah.’” The will of Capt. Enoch Price was admitted to probate Wednes- **Yes, I reckons dey of dat, was wo’th ali | replied the dog owner. figure ?’’ asked the referee. H ‘‘Bekase, ‘sah, bekase ize got dam- ages, too. Town up dat killed de sheeps, an’ I allows dat $12 am a fain price, but you orter scen dat dog when he cum home! Why, | | he was all cher Biood an’ wool mud an’ hurts, an’ de hull fam’ly had to work ober him all mght to pull him trew. I claim, sah, dat he | should knock off fo’ dollars fur way dog my had to cripple hissclfto The report of tne national cotton git at de mutton!” exchange indicates a crop consider- The referee couldn’t see it in that ably short of last year’s yield. light, and the dog man turned away | Senator Geo. H. Pendleton pre- wh pbs repoark: k § siding yesterday at the Democratic Weary welss sah; as cascialli pe i . tooken it de law of county convention at Cincinnatti. G - ee z . sei te eorgia doan’ sympathize wid a dog The third annual convention of | who had fits an’ shakes an’ ‘shibbers the Illinois Liquor Dealers Associa- | fur eighteen streight hours, den ize tion opened at. Rock Island Wed- | gwine to pack right up fur Ten- nessee.’’—Detrott Free Press. day. Sia Se The Turner perjury case was dis- missed Wednesday and a_ scandal- ous affidavit filed in connection therewith de dog pee A eae eS Eight hundred pounds of powder exploded in the mill at Santa Cruz, Cal., killing one man. an’ gins Se Harf the town ot Grand Mead- ows, Minn., is destroyed by a fire of ‘undoubted incendiary origin. de into law, an’ nesday. The ts of breadstuffs wer a TDS cB Giger wae cr How the Bey of Tunis Lives. $47,000.000 less in the last eight months than in the corresponding time last yeai. The palaces ot the bey are splen- did and incongruous; the Bardo, an hour frons the capital, is a fine sam- ple ot oriental architecture and dec- oration, spoiled by Parisian uphol stery and vulgar European carpets. Dar-el-Bey, his only town residence, Sir Henry Gore Booth’s vessel, |is magnificent and neglected; his the Kara, was forced aground on | real abode is in a separate building, Fern island by ice, but was floated | walled and standing in « garden near off and is on the way home. the Bardo. He goes to the Bardo once a week to sit in judgment on his subjects and receive the embass- adors and consuls of great powers; and then there 1s a brief st and the Sle is, however, only an external bril- hancy, and it cannot deceive the visitor to the misery :eigning within the Moorish empire. Mo- hammed Es Saddock Pasha Bey is an amiable enough prince, by all accounts. fondof children, but child- less and very simple in his halts- He has only one wite, and, although visit: of castle eve The Republican caucus in Ore- gon nominated Mitchell for Senator. The Democrats have nominate Judge Prime. liquer dealers and manufacturers at their third conven- tion, held at Rock Island yesterday, declared in favor of ‘‘abolishing all abuses incident to the Inquor traffic by a proper system of licensing and regulating the business in such man- ner as to tully protect our interest, and at the time elevate the trade to the highest standard. This resolution 1s one of the many eviden- ces that the of and dealers in liquor are coming to their true position. They are pooling their interests with those of public order. They are recogmzing and frankly admitting the disrepute into which indiscrimiaate or feebly regu- lated liquor dealing has tallen, and are calling for a system of strict reg-| | Fel ulation that will elimimate it from its | aCe LOVEE z as He is supposed to know nothn present lawlessness. court presents a stately picture. as 2 same manufacturers a tormal hour’s dur; at rely sees her, as the hour her day, her of his v is generally one appoint- ed tor devotion, and on he goes to a small room in the pal- z i of the management of his possessions ; Tke Ford brothers—Charles and | before him is ail splendor, bebit 1] Se i Robert—are making a show of them- | his back 1s desolate ruin. Which- selves for money at Bunneil’s Broad- | ever of mis palaces he shall die New York. Thev be left a two-weeks engaye- | decay, tora bey must not live in a palace in which a predec died. None of them iras had hin self transported into the street on there Way museum, will dismanteled and are playing ment as**mild-mannered murderers.” They attr and miagie essor h act crowds, with the spectators, and the papers the | death approaching, and are say itis hard to tell which are more than adozen palaces in Tunis murderers and which the peaceable People satisfying curiosity im a} to-day wiuich cannot be used by the Museum. Tie eloquent showman | beys. A melancholy ample of thi stands at the door giving a blood- | absurd custom curdling history of the taking-off of | the magnificent residence of Achmet Jesse James and other daring and} Bey, who had it built thirty-five y: death-dealiug. dogs of the Ford | ago at a cost of 10,000,000 france “brothers, who vare on exinbition | This paiace, with its secondary buy among the nionstrosities within. The s,Peeple buy tickets and walk in, and are imme: surably disappoiated when they look uvon the young, downy faces and slender torms of the Fords. | floors, ginzed tes, doors and win- They cannot reconcile the quiet and | dows were broken out and dragged _fetiring presence of the youths with } to another palace. The the showman’s story, and go away | marble columns, believing that the Ford brothers busi- | the wells, etc., remained behind with But it is a big | the walls, and he who passes those imposing ruins to-day might thunk ings and villas for ministers and dig- nitaries. was situated two miles out of town; and, when. Achmet Bey Ness is all huinbug. thing for Bunnell. It was a cause where one owned a | dog and the other owned tour sheep. | The sheep didn’t care for dog meat, | was now a question of damages, and | | ‘De walue of dem sheepses was | twice apd the sayin’ nuffic “bout de increase fur | i | pation = = toverlooks St. Lake City. Then why don’t you settle at that a Lyons ‘& Nolf his arrival } in | to | is Mahomedia,. once | died, the furniture was moved, the a heavy | Sares4 atues, the curbs of | Discounts to ' thousands of years had passed over them. The hand of the Arab thus destroys in our day in the midst of peace as his ancestors, the Vandals, time of did centuries ago, only in war. So much for Onental culture. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. e best salve inthe world tor , ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, c ilblhins, orns and all skin eruptions, and _posi- tively cures Pi give perfect s ; or money 7 funded. Price cents per box. 32-tf For sale by F. M. Crumly & Co. | One thousand ejectment decrees | for I ord Dillon’s estate are posted | e Vhe tenants ha ; in County Mayo. | not paid rent since 1879. In a fight in East St. Louis be- | | tween Eugene Holland and William | | Wilkinson the former latter was shot was stabbed. | Neither is badly hurt. The garrison at Camp Douglas, in th, is being reinforced antici- of trouble. Camp Douglas ; The khedive starts for Cairo to- | morrow under escort of the Ind:an cavalry. All parts of his domain ac- knowledge his rule. (North Main St.) 1 T-wo Doors South of The POSTOFFICE —Deaters in— GROCERIeS HARDWARE —AND-- QUEENSWARE BUTLER, MU. no il.V, PENTZ a EURNITURE, Baby CARRIAGES at all styles and prices, $292 Lairs? Always on @and COFFINS don short notice F. Evans? stable Butler, Mo a trend ay be left rht or on Sunday, Notice of 4dm strator de Bon- is Non. Notice is hereby given, that the ietters {ot mv predecessor, as administrator ot the estate of Tane Ann Dickey, deceased, ! having ceuse : to have any legal torce, on the 27th dav of September, 1881, by rea- son of resignation, letters of Adminis- { ion de Bonts Non were £ ted to the don said estate, on the 28th 1881, by aes county, + gth day of September, 1832 ; G. B. Hire: trator de Benis Non Adminis: ‘BUY THE BEST. 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