The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 11, 1882, Page 2

Neighborhood Notes. While | } Rich Hill Enterprise: waiting for the express at the Mo. : Pacific depot at Paola, Kansas, last! Tuesday week we saw a striking il- i Justration ot the efficacy ot Prohibi- tion, One fellow lying on the plat- | form stretched out, dead drunk, and several fellows were rareing around | like lunatics and one of them had to} be put on the train when it arrived, not being able to walk alone. Warrensburg Fournal- Democrat a Our young friend, Sim Francisco. in the Bates county Democratic pri- maries, held Saturday, was nomi- ated fer prosecuting atturney, de- feating Wm. O. Jackson and Thomas Silvers. When the Fournal- Demo- crat picks out a candidate and runs him he is sure to win. We con- gratulate Sim and the Democracy of Bates. Warrensburg gontinues the Ohio of Missouri. Rich Hill Gazette: some person raised the side window | of R. B. Parrack’s saloon and ex- tracted from it a cemijohn of black- berry. This is the fourth time some scalawag has perpetrated this trick, and about the next time some one will get hurt. Henry Co. Democrat: pation day was appropriately cele- brated in Clinton Friday, by a gener- al outpouring of the colored people. A procession, preceded by the colored brass band, paraded throxigh the streets,thence to McLane’s grove. Last night Emanci- An attractive feature of the ee, air, and rose from off his feet, and sion was thirty-six colored boys and) When the parson landed he was be- girls attired in white with a blue sash, hind the hindmost seat seated on a large platform wagon. Osceola Suz: compatibility ot temper:”” In good old times a -woman shrank from dragging her private affairs before the world, even if she was un- comfortaple at home. Howard Co. Advertiser: Mr. Joseph Dickerson and wife, of But- ler, Bates county, have been on a visit’ to relatwes in Fayette this week. Boonville Advertiser: Slater, Saline county. suffered from a big fire Wednesday morning, the sup- posed work of an incendiary. The Gibb’s House and several others were destroyed. . Southwestern (Nevada) Mal: Chas. T. McFarland, the able editor ofthe Butler Times, in company with his wite, spent Tuesday and Wednesday 1n Nevada—guests of | On arriving he found the tamily, Mrs. McFatland’s father, Capt. Allen, Charley gave the Mail a pleasant call, and from him we learn that he contemplates a trip to New Mexico inthe near future. Southwest Missourzan: Warren Lewis, who went to St. Leuis last week, took with him instructions from our council to inquire as to the sost of a hook and and ladder ap- paratus, and itis quite probable that Lamar will soon have a fire brigade. Let the good work continue till this very essential means of protection is established in our midst. Ft. Scett Herald and Record: It any one desires to study human nature under tavorable auspices, and witness examples of good and | ill breeding, let him go to the post office after a ma(i)I(e) has arrived, and there is arush made for the general delivery. There it is that you see the small doy, and some- times larger people, who have prob- -ably just scene, crowded in ahead of parties who, arrived on the “Very slight causes | closed it with « ar@ considered necessary nowdays for } California town—lI think ’twas “Yue a divorce, and we are constantly hear- | ba Dam.’’ ing of separations on account of *‘in-]s Mary’s Lamb on & New Principal. Molhe had a little lambasblack as | arubber shoe, and every where that | Mollie went, he emigrated to. He went with her to church one day—the folks hilarious grew, to see him walk demurely into Deacon Al- len’s pew. . The worthy deacon quickly let his j and gave it an angry passions rise, sad unchristain kick between the prown eyes. This landed rammy in the aisle the deacon followed tast, and raised his foot again; alas! that first kick was his last. For Mr. Sheep walked slowly back about a rod, ‘tis said, andere the dea- con could retreat he stood him on his head. The congregaiion then arose and went for that ’ere sheep ; several well directed butts just piled them inaheap Then rushed they stratghtway for the door with curses long and loud, while rammy struck the hindmost man and shoved him through the crowd. ‘ The minister had often heard that kindness would subdue the fiercest beast. **Aha!’’ he said, ‘*I’ll try that game on you.”’ Andso he kindly, gently called, “‘come, rammy, rammy, ram; to see the folks abuse you so, I grieved and sorry am.” With kind and gentle words he came from that tall pulpit down, say- ing, “‘Rammy, tammy. ram—best sheepy i the town.”” The ram quite dropped its humble As he shot out-at the door, and slam, he named a “Wo Time To Tell a Lic. _ Jesse C, had the reputation of be- ing the “biggest har in Georgia,”” and was never known to come out behind. One hot day Bill H. sat on the shady side ot the barn. Af- ter dinner he saw Jesse riding 11 great haste toward town. Bill hailed him and went to the gate. Jesse asked him what he wanted. “Stop and tell me a big lie,”’ said Bill. **No time for lying now,’’ said esse. ‘*Your. Uncle Sol died sud- denly an hour ago, and*Iam going for the coroner and a coffin. And onhe went. Bull ran to the house and told his wite. She gathered up the children. He horses to the wagon, and loaded i his family, and posted off four miles through heat and sun to Uncle Sol’s. and two neighbors in the large kitchen, Uncle Sol buried to his eyes in half a big watermelon. ‘The surprise was mutual, and explana- tions followed. ‘*Well,’” said Bill, “I asked Jesse for a big lie, and not only got it, but was fool enough to believe it. I wouldn’t believe him again if I knew he was dying.”” —Marietta (Ga.) Journal. Don’t Forget That Dick Hurt keeps a first-class barber shop at the southeast corner of the square. He has neat and new turniture and ex- perienced barbers Try him. 6-tf The secretary of the treasury hes appointed a committee to report on | the reorganization af the New York custom-house. Beware of imitations. The delicate odor of Fioreston Cologne | is entirely novel. Look tor signature of Hiscox & Co., N. Y., on each bottle. | Sept.1, 1m Seige A Good Foundation. In American h useholds the prevailing | complaints are weakness of the stomach | and its consequences, indigestion, nerv- ousness and rheumatism. Such suffere:s can lay a good foundation tor health by perhaps, have been patiently wait- -it{ for half an hour, and using loud and, boistrous language, remarks, ‘etc., which ‘are inappropriate to. the place, and not appreciated by those who ‘ar€ forted ta listen to them. Yoting tman, do not imagine that these tangs pass unnoted,.ar that they are not mentally scored against you by_all tair-minded people. Kirksville Democrat: site good local papers in your coun- ty give them the news. atraid your productions ‘treated with indifference. It your article does not appear as written the editor has seen something in it or in the construction which might be put upon it that would hurt some one’s feel If you de-| Do not be | will be] using Parker’s Ginger Tonic, as it tones up the stomach and nerves, and keeps the kidneys actiy@ to carry off the foul mat- ter.—N. Q. Picayune. Sept..1, im The local board of fire under- writers is seriously discussing a prop- osition to advance the rates on cot- ton 50 per cent. \ All persons suffering from Coughs, ! Golds, Asthma, Bronchitis. loss of voice, or any affection of the throat and lungs, are requested to call at F. M. Crumley & i.Co’s, Drug Store and get a trial bottle ot Dr. King’s New Discovery for con- sumption, free of charge, which will con- vince them of its wonderfui merits and | show what aregular dollar size bottle | will do. Call early. Now 3 mtched the And there is honey in the Gum, WOOT: ——— i Pelts, - Tallow, - Beeswax, The HIVE can be found at the old stand of \ 4 t PARE BROS., | Feathers, ! ags and old Iron. on the West Side of the Public Sauare | SPOT CASH, BREWINGTON & BROUG H’S, | 4nd Don't You For Get Is the place f you wish the running gear of yours body to last you tem years longer youwill ROCERIES of B. &B.the BD’s. uy your H.V,PENTZ DEALFR IN FV RNETD FE. BABY CARRIAGE af ail styles and prices, : Good Hearse Always ou Mad ‘ = . Queens, Glass and TinwaPe, ots aa'wiihs' eam after night «ron Sun-tay, Double the largest and nicest stock in the city. wi Which are pure, fresh and sweet as Honey in the comb. 0 Hand t Country Produce of all kinds kept on handat B. & B. and the two B’s. The handsomest and by far the most accommodating and polite clerk to wait on you is our JOE B. with the two B’s. qcepess STREP SSE US. BREWINGTON & BROUGH, ——|GROCERIg S . BARDWARE .- —AND-- * | ‘QUEENSW ARE BUTLER, MO. (North Main St.) Two Doors South of The POSTOFFIiCE —Dealers in— | Malarial Poisoning OF THE BLOOD. | A Warranted Sure. | Price, $1.60. no tt SPT rom warn BY abt pe~carets. 2 KNOWN AND GNIZED IN ARTER OF THE CLOBE ‘were first manufactured as carly a8 1850 at Brat- \ tleboro’, Vt. one sEmilee et Senate \ Bae tines (Ook ‘Worcester, Mass., U. 8. A., | @ervous ae ‘With Branch Offices snd Warerooms in i wZtcia ih a : vias New York (No. 7 West Fourteenth Street), | “Supe wer = oe London, Madras St Petersburg, | troubled Arad City of Mexico, Berlin, ‘Barcelona. | SSF lo pealed ciroules 1 oats Srreetnem of Tone tn every Feed, i é IEDY OO. Be, Louie, Moe Pechetien in every detail of manufacture, ee ae Eas ot ome eee: Are Characteristic of the CARPENTER 0SGAN3. Every Instrument WARRANTED for EIGHT YEARS. MOST RELIABLE DEALERS sell the Canparrze Oncax, but if any do not have them to Vi issouri pec show you, write direct to the factory for a Cata- logue and information as to where you can see | ““OVER 100 STYLES, BAILWAE. Ranging in price from $20.00 to $1,200.00 andover. » { A. besutifal 100-pags ~aefaet’ The Direct cute Cal a |, SENT REE to intend | Address or call upon j FOR ALL EP. CARPENTER, Worcester, Mass, U.S. /Mansas. rREe: | GColeorna>. RELIABLE SELF-CURE, New Mexico, & favorite prescription of o Californis. noted and successful special !si and Torres. | 2 Trains Daily —VIA ST. LOUIS. - ae Q Ginger, Buchu, Mandrake fl many of the best medicines known are here o bined intoa = i powers, asto makes B Best Healt’ and S: Teenres 2 FEIBSIN a) most . the TS mow retired) for the cure of Nervous Dclitity, | Ct , Weakness aud Deeay. Sent | im plain sealed envelope free. Druggis:s.an Slt Address OR. WARD & CO - Lov'siana. Me. | E Tt. uses © Ost D | FINISHED | market. 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