The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 10, 1883, Page 3

’ Lexincron & SovrHer~ Brancu. Trains leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. Texas Express (daily) jin & XK. C. Expres Local Freight - . GOING Texas Express (daily) - fa & K. C. Exp Local Freight - ++G:30 A. M. RE. K. Carnes, Agent. Secret Societies. MASONIC. Butler Lodge, No. 254, micete the firet Satarday in each month. Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons, No. 76, mects second Thursday in each month. Gouley Commandery Knights Templar meets the first Tuesday in each month. 1.0, O. FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 1So meets every Mon- | oy night. utler Encampment No. 76 meets the and and ath Wednesdays in each month > | lowed by officers of CASH HOUSE a cD wr cD ee ae cD =. = = e oa ue |! 0) pu 5:25AM AT THE WHITE HOU! | The Sudden Death of the Himahan Minister Terminates the Festiv- isles. | bington, D. C., January 1. i -To-day, bright, pleasant as a spring ; day, the reception of the President [opened promisingly j tive mansion, with its The ex-ecu- new decorz- fame ere i tions of upholstery and furniture pre- Tropi- in ;Sented a fine appearauce. th mantels | cal plants adorned | the cast room, red, | te and yellow } parlors’ while tastoons of smilax de- | pended from the chandeliers. the everal i The president stood in blue parlor, assisted by ladies. | ic corps were first received, and dur- a A. Allen, | ail. ing their reception Eli taken associ minister v | Hawalian |. Phe j chief justice and justices of the United states supre ne l } court, seaators, etc., arrived, fol- and j army navy in full dress uniform. Old j soldiers of the war of 1812 end 1846 | : j were then re ved. While mem- inhabitants’ Columbia | of bers of the oldest as- sociation of District of were being received, the death Minister Allen was announced, and the reception ended, Hon. Elish A. Alien, Haw- j alian minister, after beiug presented to the President, and while way to the ante-room, was attacked with ve-tigo and spasms. He promptly attended by physicians, but shortly afterwards died in one of the ante-rooms. at the executive man- sion. When the minister was taken sick the music was stopped, and atter the the DEATH’S CALL. | { } on his was announcement of his death the recep- tion ended. His body quently removed to his residence. was subse- Dying of Congumpticn. Cincinnati, O., January 1.—A Mount Vernon special says, **Mrs. Stillwell, wife of Jay Stliwell, an emplove of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, has made a con- tession on her death bed cf three mur- ders. She is at the house of a rela- tive in Knox county. The first was Benjamin Swigart, her first husband, who, she says, she killed at Maryville. Mo., March, 1877, with the aid of her mother and brother. The second was a stranger, whom the same parties killed for money, while stopping at a boarding house. The third was her own daughter, aged fourteen, whom she strangled of her mother, at in the presence Rulo, Nebraska, May, 18S8o. She also confesses to three at- tempts to kill her present husband to obtain his life insurance. These confessions were first made to her husband, and since repeated to oth- ers. She is dying of consumption. There lives in Taylor county 2 Mr. Gaultney, who is the greatest curiosity in Georgia. There seems to be an accumulation ot adipose matter about every joint in his body and the nearer the joints of course the greater amount of this tatty mat- ter. Consequently his feet and hands are enormous, cach weigh- ing over sixteen pounds and being several times larger than his head. He is twenty-three years old and only thirty-six inches in height. An old tar-heel who was ‘‘thar’’ says that at the battle of Chancel- lorsville, while the battle was raging Gen. Rhodes rode up to Gen. Ram- sour and asked him what time it was. Ramsuer, pilling out his old time-piece slowly, said: -*General, {in such an emergency as this my old | watch neyer runs.’”” Rhodes took 1 right off and returned to where the ‘ bullets were ticking the seconds. ; i The temale correspondents at ! Washington City have organized a Press Club. The it destinctly understood members desire that the } ganization is not to embrace males, {The males i ot reliet 2t the announcement. or- will experience 2 sense i) The Federal offices in Georgia ap- i pear to be altegether too hot to bold This sad OWN U | colored men. font like a tull i hands of a small bey- The cabinet ministers and diplomat- | | chemical analysis revealed the secret. | ced to any great exteat yesterday in| | this city. | who did the business, + trade. | arrested under the Sunday law were | of Massachusetts, has a vast amount i Wisconsin millionair divided , his estate among his three children, | | with the provision that halt of each | portion isto be kent by trustees | until the child to whom it is left 15} thirty years old, and then it is not to} , be delivered until proof is given that | ; at least one-half of the Portion pre-/ viously paid out has not been squan- | ; dered. j j Some astonishment has peen cre- | jatedin Engiand by the discovery! sold champaign and | fot a beverage extensively as/ ‘Good Templar’ consumed as a te iperance drink, , it contains alchohol equivalent to 25 proof spirit, which ) considerably in excess of intoxicating per cent. of properties of real champaign. <A! The Sunday law were not entor- | It was not oniy Hebrews but Gentiles kinds The cases of the few people of all nations, m many of | quickly and easily disposed of in the courts. It is now eyid that these laws are net to be enforced in New | York. Butler, the Governor Gen. new PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO., of work before him this year. It is SOLE PRCP2IETORE, } understood that he is to drive out] LSE LOUIS ¢¥> <ansas orry, mo. Sesriem - DR. WHITTIER Gi7 St.CharlesStreet, St. Louis, Mo. A rezaler graduate oftwo MedicalColieges,hae been: the cormorants from the State Gov- ernment, and set up a clean admin- ‘stration. The evil-doers have been ince his election, and in terror ever | te k ‘onger jocated than euy other in St.Louis, r eer Bete ‘alloid ta know. By DE. | he has lately been looking at them | ssctg papereshos Sericeure, Orchitis, Bup- ina way thatought to make them Peg lrg aap rh rg j tremble. cy asthe result of Self-Abuse,serual excessesia ma- tarer yearaor over Bervousners = ae = five memory, - There was a young lady who] tasionot ot power night rea , S - Fs cering merriage: renee. petit ean wanted to postpone her wedding ane a eas © the other day because she had a head and cold in her a ‘perfectly horrid red nose.’’ The bridegroom- elect did not see the force of the ar- gument, and the ceremony took place. The red nose was cleverly disguised in pearl powder. Asto the -plaintive squalling of ‘sinfant industries,’’ it is noticeable that those which haye been nursed on the protective bottle with the most liberality show a lung power far more robust than the tender in- fants that have not fed than twenty years. 706 Chesnut $¢t, St. . at old ofice, nee. Impotency, all forme of Gono ne: cy, al — Thopa, Gleet, Urisery, oF Blades disea Re- ceatessescured ia = are. tro: self- e Toraltin~ abuse, ‘cured for life wit. safe more} ‘Geeries hy ee cd ARRIAGE GUIDE =: Half the fools in the world think they can prescribe fer the sick better than the doctors; two-thirds think they can preach better than the min- isters, and all of them know they can edit the papers better than the been Parkers Hair Balsam Satisfiee the mest fastidious asin perfect Hair Restorer and Kestore Grey or Rair Never Frist LOcta. and QI Sines at all druggists. fo the youtuiel cour Tabor, the Colorado millionaire, set aside his faithtul old wife on a net sum’ ot $100,000, whose ten mil- lions show that the best way to dev- elop a hog isto feed him on gold oats. editors. | { Nevada Nursery, Mr. T. G. Houston, of the firm of Am- brose & Houston, Nevada nursery, is here with men to canvass Satee county for the spring delivery ot nursery stock. In addition to men brought with him they have employed Mr, O. j.Welton, a resident of Butler ter the past five years and who has had fitteem years experience Mandrake, 5 known are in the tree business and is well and fa- i ae ‘one genuine without vorably known. The company ask all j see riots wishin - stock to wait for their. agents as they guaranteed all stock to be as repre- sented and true to name given. rtf Admintstrator’s Notice. Notice is hereby given, that letters of administration upon the estate of S- B. Catterlin, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, by the Bates county probate court, in Bates county, Missouri, bearing date the 2nd day of December, 18$82- All persc having claims agains said estate are required to exhibit them to me for allow within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precludes from y benefit of such es- tate, and it seid claims be not exhibited within two years from date ot the _publi- cation of this notice, they will be forever barred. ese trade-marks, copyri the United Btatos, and Adm’r, 3. M, CATTERLIN, MERIDEN, CONN. wHandbook ret et it assistance dteeatanitioenemeemecstesSsiesnssbaieetett tetera enters STAADARD, POCKET. CUTLERY, Make all styles of j i STEEL PENS. | YOUTH and MANHOOD Wig show outer Patent Adjestale Oar) Aeon eoator SS AGUIDE =O. he ! ¥ A PHYSICIAN of 2 year’s ' experience. Don't peison -m with Drags, Dut k and sx Belt Hem Dots. Address 2-4t 2 : sae = ppeinened WHERE teary THE MILLER BROS. CUTLERY CO. tad to be the best paper devot | BUTLER NATIONAL, BANK, uF $i > Mo. | Wy %, H.V,PE DEALER IN \ FURNITURE, At horized Capital, $200.000 N R ' |) Capital Paid up 50.000 BOOKER POWELL President | T.W. CHILDS ....Vice President.| BABY CARRIAGE - Cashier. | Of ail styles ana prices, Good Haars? Always oa COFPFING Made and tnrnished on | Orders may be left at F. after night er on Sundsy. vai t Cashier Hany short notiec Evans? stable Butler, Mo Dre. C. Boulware, Wf Irwin, Judge J. H. Sullens, C, H, Dutene. i John B. Ellis, a A, H, Humpt rey, Green W. Walton, T, W, Childs, R, D. Williams. Money to Loan On Farms at 7 per cent interest and L, Whipple, -» McBride, L, Wolte, at. Judge Booker Powell, Wa, E, Walton, Receives Deposits subject to check at » Loans money, buys and sells ex- ge, and does a general banking bus- om” 1ss10n on - Kansas City St Louis, .-New York, OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: its’ National Bank,. 3:0 5 Years: G, B, Hickman, %, D, Williams, John Pharis, 1, 7, Mc S, Q. Dutcher, Frank Votis, Henry Donovan, J, Ry “ M, A, Maynard, time with privalege ot paying betor due it desired. Moncy turnished on Your business 18 1especttully solicited short notice. BATES COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. ORGANIZED IN 1871, Ww. E. WALTON [Vissouri Pacific RAILWAY. Capital paid in, - - $75.000.| eRe pirect Route Surplus - - - - $20,000 Large Vault, B urglar-Proot Safe with Time Lock. FOR ALL POINS IN Kansas. Colorado. Wer: Mexico, We are prepared to doa general bank- ing business. Good paper always in demand. Buy andcell exchange, receive depusits &c., &c. TORS elifornia DIRECTORS. c Lewis Cheney, .C. Clark, and Texas. Dr. Elliot Pyle lon. J B. Newberry E. P. Henry, i.N. Mains, ° Dr. J. Everinghain, J. P, Edwards, 2 Tral ns Dai ly. —VIA ST. LOUIS.— vows orpsey cea EAST and NORTH J.C.CLARK - - - - Vice P.esident. F. 1. TYGARD - - - Cashier. 12r TransDaily Jj. J. Ryan, Ww. i Bard, Dr. D. D. Wood, Jj. M. Patty, Geo. W. Miers, F. Coleman Smith. F. J. Tsgard. OFFICERS. THE NEW ORUC STORE! W J. LANSDOWN, Prop’r. Good Stock of Pure, Fresh ‘ Drugs. - [ox THE WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE} IN BUTLER. MO. A. TaLMaGe F. CHANDLBR JOUN DUFF - PRACL ICAL Wacthmaker & Engraver, BUTLER, - MISSOURL I will give my personal attention to compounding prescriptions, day or night. Give me a trial trip. W. J. LANSDOWN. Also proprietor of ay SETH THOMAS’ CLOCKS OLIVE HOUSE, A first-class Hetel in the Southwes corner of the public square, }UTLER, MO T LL. MILLER Co, Becepess axn impostor oF iFREFORD CATTLE COTSWOLD SHEEP CCBKOPIME Tears beater st) tt eae