The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 20, 1882, Page 7

MOULDERING THE GRAVE. ABit of Unwritten History Uon- cerning the Martyred Mono- maniac of Harper's Ferry special ( orrespondence Sedalia Dispatch. Buruincton, Kan., Dec. 6. The recent evations at Topeka, on the occasion of the visit of Mrs. Brown, the widow of the former champion of the enslaved Atrican, calls vividly to the mind of our cor- respondent a bit ot matter of a his- torical nature, gathered a short time since from old neighvors of the de- the negre was in the block hous: ; well arraed, and it would require some force to take him out. Im- mediately the slave hunters started | to gather up a crowd to take the ne- gro out; in a short time a crowd of a dezen was raised and all repaired to the bleck house. The negro was ordered to come out. and came with- outa word. Thenit was that the slaxe hunters, one of whom was ; named Brown, though in no way related to the philanthropic John Brown, as soon asthe negro came out, Brown (from Missouri.) with | an oath, commanded the negro to Lawyers. ¢S. B. LASHBROOK. THOS. J..SMITH. ASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at Law utler, Mo. Wil practice in the courts of Bates and adjuvining coun- ties, Collections promptly attended to and Taxes Paid tor Nen-residents. Office, front room over Bates county Na- tional Bauk. n2 ti. A ieee 5. & 8. P. FRANCISCO, Attor y neysat Law, Butler, Mo., will prac tice in the courts of Bates and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to col- lections. Office over Hahn & Co.’s hard- ware store. 79 LT ARKINSON & AERNATHY, Attor- side of the square 22 = neys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west | R. R. DEACON, ——_DEAIL.ER IN—-- Hardware Iron, Steel: | NAILS. Blacksmith’s Supplies, Geo. W. Brown’s Corn Planters, Haworth Check Rewers, Casaday Sulky Plows, Canton Clipper, Furst and Bradley and i Hand Plows, Buckeye Cultivators, Buckeye Grain Drills Cultman Taylor Threshers and Engines, ; AS TES oe as ea et HENRY, Atterney at Law, Butler, Motison Min Lit i i Combined Reapers and Mowers, eels Fe Sem 2 ae ae ge : 2G Empire Combi ; parted, which has not, we believ €,| come on and go back home. ‘The LYDIA E. PINKHAN’S tice Mo. Will attend to cases in any | Racine Spring Wagons, Royul St. ‘en Sening Machine, Bae mare ; been givento the public; or, ifgiven, | negre tauntingly repled that he | court ef record in Missouri, and do gener- : “ ol of so remote a date as to haye been betore the newspaper reading days of a large portion of the pres- ent generation. In whstfollows, we would not say a word to add to the griefs of an : ss . = * = firmness to the step, restores the natural lustre to the Se 7 to this market. which [ will sell old and infirm woman, wtese trials| number of double-barrelled shot aoe — = the tren | © eS ere Special at- | ches * Huvlix had'eccae have been numerous and whose | guns and commanded to stand still. | roses of lite’s spring and early summer time. ren! givento female diseases, Butler | years ice in the manufae- path is not yet entirely tree from the would not go back to Missouri, as } h- was tired of liviag there. Brown from Missouri, then start- ed to move forward, whip in hand, to chastise the negro into submission but found himself covered witha The negro then stated to Brown, al coliecting business. W O. JACKSON, attorney at law, « Butler, Mo., office over F. M. Crumly’s, Droz house oa West side 261-17-tf Physicians. Is 2 Positive Cure For all theee Painful Complaints and Weaknesses 20 commen to eur beet female population. A Medicine for Woman. Invented by 9 Weman- Prepared by a Woman. ‘The Greatest Medical Dheovy Giese the Dawe of Histors. {Iris revives the droeping spirits, invigorates and barmonines the organic functions, gives elasticity and M. CHRISTY, M. D., Homoepathia Mo. Office, North side square fiont | §47-Physicians Use ft and Prescribe tt Freely “EB room overBernhardt’s Jewelry store ‘It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all eraving Bell, Farm Wagons, Harrows, Road Scrapers, etc. The largest stock and best assortment in Bates Co. North-East Cor. Sqr. Butler Mo. ‘ NW JEWELER. I take pleasure tn announcing to the public that I have located in Butier to make it my future home, and have the largest and best as- sorted stock of clocks, watches and jewelry and spectacles ever brought ture of watches and clocks in Eu- rope, Lami now prepared to repair thorns that vex the flesh. from Missouri, that he was going Fie suneorhanice aaa Se ees saa mulch as-t watches and clocks, no matter how r re + z as = a permanently cured by its use, complicated nor how bally they We believe the signs ef the times | to Canada, and would want some } we aoe ae mee ean epeamhas var D. WOOD, Physician and Surgeon, | have been abused. By bringing are such as to indicate that the fol-| money. Brown trom Missouri re- | this Compound fe unsurpassed. fete Bader, Mo. “Office over Aaron okt a me. You a have ee pus Es é = 3 PINKHAM’S BLOOD S store. ultgood runuing order and guaran lowing facts be given to the public, | pled he had no money with him, qitpredemie: ere me Sem oe See eraatetactic and as it amounts to nothing more | but the negro repeated the demand, | manwomanorehiid. Insist on having T C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. than a plain statement ot unvarnish- ed truth, it can cause pain, but there 1s no occasion for its causing anger or harsh feelings. and the movements ot the crewd were such that Brown, trom Missou- ri, thought he had better turnish the money; so he pitched the negro a Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared et S33 and 25 Western Avénue, Lynn, Mass. Price of @ithor, $1. Six bottles for $5. Sent by mafl in the form of pills, or of lonenges, om receipt of prise, $1 per box for either. Mra. Pinkham freely answers all letters of inquiry. Baclose Sct. stamp. Send for pampalet, should be without LYDIA BE. PINKHAWS Office north side square, Butler, Me. Diseases of women and chil- ren a specialtv. , Everingham, M.D E, L, Rice M.D, FRANZ GERNHARDT. Sutler, Mo 1 rite pec Hof esidence west sid Reside: t of x =. : We gathered what follows tor our | $20 zold prece. JET SEES onion “ae CLAD THE POST OCFFICE own satisfaction, but as Kansas is The negro demanded more, and sarSeld by all Draggiets.-G8 EVERINGHAM & Rick. , soon to be cursed by a State history, | another twenty followed, another oR depending en Kansas buyers jor financial success, and a true state- ment thereot would net add to its sale, we state them in anticipatien of misstatement to suit the occasion. Having occasion to visit the for- mer home of John Brown recently we made it a part of our business to hunt up some of the ‘‘tirst tamihes’’ and inquire into the peculiarities ot demand, and another twenty follow- ed. The negro then stated that it was toe far to walk, so commanded Brown, from Missouri, to dismount and deliver his herse, which he was forced to de. The negro then de- manded the mule Brown’s (from Missouri) companion was on and it given up. Brown’s (trom Missouri) PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS, Having forined a copartnership tor the practice of medicine and surgery, tender their services to the citizens of Butler and surrounding country, OFFICE in Everingham’s new brici west side square. Calls attended to at all hours, day or night, both in the city and country. 24t 14 R S. KELSO, M. D. Physician and e Surgeon. Office firet door over Post office Butler Mo. Beware 229- 12-tf BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NUTS, CANDIES, TOYS ETC., IN LARGE VARITIES. Daily Papers and Periodicals always on hand, D V. BROWN, Judge ot Probate, But- e ler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge Fraud ASE YOUR JEWELER this would-be-philanthropist. Be-] overcoat was then demanded and Mies ing devoted to the liberation or | delivered; the negro then demanded 4 : sere ce eerie leigiaent ocrtret ge FOR THE CELEBRATED freedom of the enslaved Africans/an exchange of hats with Brown | clerk of a court of record. and being resolved to accomplish it, considering any means sufficiently (from Missour) to which Brown re- fused, but the shot-gun committee Farm fer Sale. CAPCINE ANSONTIA CLOCES, Made in great variety ot styles, in Marbleized Metal, Nickel, ' lack Walnut, Ebony and Gilt, elegantly and elaborately ernamen:ed. good that served this end to any|soon convinced him that the ex- I paroanecee:! ae containing 6e + 6 a ata jain. > o c! 7 considerable extent, John Brown, at} chaige was necessary. The ne- PLASTERS Tenravenients consist Ca atae with 4 : Sole Manutacturers ot the an early day in the settlement of | groe’s hat was indignantly thrown rooms and cellat, and out buildings, | K EEF O’Day Nickel Alarm Clocks. Kansas, became engaged in assist- ing runaway negroes to tacilitate their flight and increase the distance upon the ground and trampled, but the negro then commanded the hat- less victim to take the hat up and plenty of fruit et all kinds, and plenty of living water. Located 4 miles south- west af Johnstown, knewn asthe Tom Harm-n place. Terms reasonable. HAVE BEEN IMITATED, And their excellent reputation in- jured by worthlessimitatiors. The was Every Clock warranted good time keepers “al ANSONIA CLOCK COMPANY. ni 7 ; | Public utioned it buy- 2% T. W. Crews. H between themselves and their former | put it on. <i Gael Actives See rath Ae [pl OFFICES.—New York, C icago, San Francisco. owners and to assist them ‘in secret- Brown, (trom Misseuvi), indig-| ing names. See that the word FRUITS CAN I IE ay ee pone Der Ceeauee Epmiand: Yokshanuy Japan: S0aaeey China. ing themselvés until a suttable time | nantly refused, but the shot-guns| C-A-P-C-I-N-K is correctly spelled. J D; = Pad, | 50 4 AC Ss. yn, ; , ut, escape to the Canadian Domimons arrived. Atanearly day he built were brought into requisition, the hat was doned and a committee ap- 2 NUES,—- Benson's Capcine ‘Ithaca, Calendar Cloe A upon his premises a building which | pointed to escort Brown to Mis- u amounted simply to a block-house pei line and see that he wore the Porous Plasters Cigars and Tobacco with an arsenal attachment. The | hat which he did. Are aye ne anaes ever ‘Perpetual Mochanical Calendar continual border warfare along the} At the State line the brigands gece ‘work ee oan AND CIDER. | eonneeted with the most line between Missouri and Kansas | who had stood by and assisted the of any other kind. { superior Eight and Thirty Day during the few years preceding the admission to Kansas is too indelli- fugitive negro in robbing his pur- A choice selection of Fruits, Nuts, Can- dies, Cigars and Tobacco, Apple cider made every day at KEITH’S ‘Will positively cure where other and pure remedies will not even relieve. : (either weight or spring) Cloek Movement, he “ re a suers, parted company with the Siiciae conte: bly impressed upon the minds of the | slave hunters, who immediately w ny i IT INDICATES FERPETUALLY inhabitants of both States to require | went to work to raise a pesse to H sain a pated ——— = pilav eggmon | ‘The Duy of tho Month, comment ; but a reference to it will assist them in recovering the negro! SEABURY & JONNSON, one ee eet ae ! Coe The Hour ofthe Dag, be sufficient to fan the smouldering | and his booty. This was soon done ‘Mannfacturing Chemists, New Yerk. 7 = = "Phe Day of the Week. c :, ' ‘SURE RE! ‘.. ‘Price fires into a flame ot death and des-| and the slave hunters became bor- eer Coan aed BUNION TASTER B ARGAINS ' | MANDPACTURED BY TEE truction. der ruthians from the indignities suf- a s Ithaea Calendar Clock Co., While the strongest feelings were | fered and born; so John Brown’s BUY THE BEST LENG Vor bbes Ai Boe ore ithaca, N. ¥. existing, Kansas battleing strenously house was visited as much tor re- shoes, don’t fail to call on H. H. Nichol, east side of sqaure. He keeps POST & CO'S WEW YORK OFFICE WITH for admission asa free State andj venge possibly as anything else. } i a is WATERBURY CLOCK C€0O., Western Missouri clamoring tor | The result of this visit was the _ kill- i AMERICAN STUDENT LAMP. a tull line ot Kansas City hand-made ‘Ho. 4 Coctiand Bt her admission asa slave State, the | mg of John Brown’s son. Then it ES Ee ie BS re pd Gee philanthropic Kansans were cooling | was that john Brown gathered \ kat. Mr. Nichols has manufactured —— pliwmaiie eres ech the anger of Missourians by running | about him a tollowing of hali-witted ih aww s poets and shoes for over 20 eS act indispensable to every of business off negroes, and the Missourians fanatics who left Kansas with a de- a ANTS ee = advantage in merous styles rang widely in sto mult the ve- were retaliating by crossing the line | termmation to overthrow the United us eT fo we | _ e mois ae ae a Fegulaicd ond coleptanstmeyteaicaiy word ; and seeing that the Kansans cast ballots in accordance with Missouri} objective point, which expedition States Government, but without an} ca net ee enn See eee eed tenses ee essere tsetse ov ssessanesseesusns heen annem teense JOHN DUFF ENQUIRE OF YOUN JEWELLER ideas. terminated so tragically at Harper’s Es = aS Ge : is : Inthe fall preceding the march to Ferry. ‘Phus the unmitigated cuss- PRAC1I IC bi fg p > y anss = invite 4 r Harper’s Ferry a negro left Missouri, oa be co. ot eager inv _ : : Wactimaker & Engraver, crossed the line into Kansas and | the attack that brought about the saan z spent the first mgnt in the then ter-] Harper’s Ferry affair; than which it GUARANTEED THE BEST. RUTLER, - MISSOURI. “ ritory, in the barn ot one A. Ellis, barn and was begging for breaktast. | is hard to find a darker page in the STRONG, STEADY LICHT. ‘ ‘IX ‘TIMES CHEAPER THAN ZB. i | | Its relief aad Cure as certain as day follows day by Dr. J. A. Sicriman’s method, oadway, New York. For the conveni- are Mk City’ Kz United States histery. > fe - pele yi ‘ who now resides at Elk City’ Kan- | yi Pene Sao ede mans, me Past iSETH THOMAS’ CLOCKS | wich satety trom the dangers of strangulation and without he injury ——. in- sas. The next morning a German j ALC. STUDENT ape, poe the SS flict. Those wishing proof should send to cents tor his book, containing li “sect tarm laborer came in and told Mr. | Two Hist ; ant ine witmas shown in cut. Falls | — | of bad cases before and after cure, also endorsements of professional gent vapors rl st two Historie Examples. oovenal ministers, Merchants, Farmers, and others who nave been cured. Trusses an Ellis that a negro had slept in the |; the Chicago Ti Wickel s' Rupture -oonc or later affect the nervous and mental system, bring on organic dis- perme CACee tamer. Discounts eases impotencr, destroy enargy and social desires, making the young man old Ellis instructed the German to send him down to Brown’s, as Brown had made special previsions tor The disappointment of King Al- ; fonse when the queen gave birth to said to be yery great. He wanted a another daughter. the ether day, 1s | and the old usele Principal office vill be at his office, cor- 3th and Market ents Dr. Sher eat. Mo , from Noverrber 1st to December 20th. = taking care ot and providing fer such | poy. Instead of beine discouraged, : 2 is s peonle. The negro was according- | however, he ought to remember ly instructed, and departed Bruce's spider, and how Ben Butler rected. A few hours afterward 4 | pecame governor of Massachusetts. couple of men rode up to Ellis’ | we house inquiring for the fugitive. | Fortunes for farmers and Mechanics. Si 1 2 z | ‘Thousands of dollars can b saved by Elis told them he had not seen him, | using prdéper judgment in taking care of but his German farm hand as die | had | the health of yourselt and tamily. If you | THE MILLER BROS.CUTLERY CO. MERIDEN, CONN. | | ‘Make all styles of STANDARD, POCKET, CUTLERY, i 72 Bs LUETER. Tail poNst S| spoken of seeing one, and said the | 5, coerced Ra a dees Se j STEEL PENS. ! zs poor apetite, low an lepressed spirits, | ca -fugitiye had gone off in that direc- | «nd generally debilitated, do not delay a | Tig chow cote Patent Ata cri grocnen capt i of gz. | tion, (pomting toward Brown’s). | moment, but ge at once and procure a ' Es } bottle of th: > wonderful Electric Bitters, { The slave hunters cepartei im that | which never faiito cure. and that for eH i= ae * ee direction indicated and soon learned | the trifling sum ef fifty © Souk by uy Lg = : i . o hole Hine-of Fens wil! be roid. the trade. oe ‘ . M. Crumiy & Co.