The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 24, 1883, Page 7

me Table Mo. Pacific R. R. | SHE Has cOME. Lzxwsctox & SourHERN Brancut. frais leave Butler daily as follows: . She Has Been Seen, GOING NORTH. : oxas Express (daily) -- sam Not. Conquered oplin & K. C. Express - eae ete: Freight - 0 ALM. | ae GOI OAM as Beauty and Artist. | Post- Dispate! Why it is that: Mrs. Langtry | variably selects that tearful comedy ot “The Unequal Match’’ h. Secret Societies. MASONIC, ; Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first baturday in eagh month. Se Chapter Royal Arch Masons, | 76, meets second Thursday in each appeared init once, she could ever ' on appear in it again, are THYSteties ot ew Gouley Comma ghis Templar | which the solutions rest with Mrs. | ets the first Tur yineach month. | ; e 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. Langtry and Mr, Abbey. If the Bates Lodge No. 180 mects every Mon- May night. ee Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the ind and ath Wednesdays in each month j idea was to decide the and actress if she had a better play, the j idea is erroneous. that the part of Hester Grazebro« ok | | is one tor which Mrs. Langtry i any way suited; but he | as Hester does not ! to hope that she would do hetter in | any, other role. A lady ap- | pears on the stage as a candidate for give any who no claim to dra amatic merit, should select a part in which the most ta- vorable impression be made trom the first moment when she ap- pears upon the In ‘The Unequal Match’? Mrs. Langtry does make avery favorable impression will scene. atone forthe the disappointment of the first two acts, but when she first appears as the impossible milkmaid the only impression she creates is one of dismal and = failure. 4 Ty MRS. LANGTRY’S ACTING may be ney in few woras. Therg ate two kinds otf actreses— those who are actresses and those who are not; and she belongs to the latter class. When she tries she acts badly; when she does not try she does net act at all. When she appears as a charming and _attrac- tive ladv of high life she appears well, but she does not act at all; she is merely Mrs. Langtry, What are her requisites. her endowments fer success in the drama? None what- ever. Her voice is harsh and un- sympathetic; her face is devoid ot dramatic expression ; her nature and disposition are cold and unmovable ; she has not one spark of that divine flame of genius which makes a great actress,.nor of that human tender- ness which make a winning one. ‘ASH HOUSE AS FOR HER BEAUTY. ca, est autre choose. Beauty is largely ‘& matter of taste, and so not to be discussed. But those who would deny Mrs. Langtry’s beauty would Pass a very harsh judgement on the alleged beauties of society in this city, Her nose is long, and her jaws are heavy, and her profile 1s 1r- regular, and her full face is ungrace- ful, and. her mouth is unshapely, and her arms are bad, and her feet are large, and ifthe judgement of the critics were to be taken in detail she would be like the picture of Appel- tes which was made to runa_ Lang- try ordeal by having each citizen of Cos put area daub on the faulty part of it. The result was that the masterpiece was painted red; there was not a citizen who did not have his own special fault to find with at, So it is with Mrs. Langtry’s beau- and yet she is a physical master- piece, with a most winning presence, shapely, graceful and womanly, She might have come ta St. Louis unheralded and unknown, and she could not have walked down Fourth street without drawing all eyes after her; she could not go inte any com- pany without being the center of-ob- servation and of admiration, = | trom her beauty thin trom that . definable semething or those ae j able manythings that make up the / perfect lady or the social queen. { i trv confirms i photographs, that her beauty is not | of the old Greek type, and has noth- ‘ing classical about it; it of tae i fresh modern Bnitish type—healthy, { hearty. English drawing-room than to an ! Athen and background. er bead i i very graceful, well pl: : thatis rather too finn: | chestnat, ker ¢ \ are too cous; ty, 09 PUL FY LO] paasasay is uously white, But She Has 0 eM! The Langtry Disappointment, ean in- for her } first appearance, and why, having | public into | j believing that she would be a better | Nobody believes | is inj r stage tailure | week before last. room } jin the town ct Van Buren, Carter i | j | public favor, and who puts forward | FE. | hab | | her.”” To descend to details, Mrs. Lang- | the evidence of her} and much better suited to an H | thanks of all our citizens for ced ona neck j her hair 1s; should rank you with the neble phi- es are blue, her teeth | lanthrop»sts that distinguish this age her j above all previous eras mthe world’s hold is abe back and shoulders and waist hard to find ; but—that’s all there | of her; her feet the English feet. | strong are Standa MISSOURI MATTERS. torso—a_ prettier were is THE NONPAREIL SALOON, J.41. HOUGH, Prop r. OPPOISTE OPERA "O08. d | i Be ee | - aye : » - Fi t | The Nevada water-works will | | Ope Ve I louse | 31 ck, in a — meat eee and feilesicr | e: z | and the finest liquors and soon be in running order. , See i Se eee BUTLER, MO. fy coe Pine cE RSERES Rev. G. M. Effinger dropped | Fy PeReCeE umen Every Night | dead from his chair in Potos: eS a vy Stee A board of trade is being organ- | Authorized Capital, $200,000 | | ized by the business men of Spring- ' | beara: | Cash Capital 50.000 The total valuation of H ae ne 12089 persona | property in Perry couuty amounts to | | $1, 105,653. The warehouses are full of and the gins filled with cotton at Pt. Pleasant. One the Bz hundred utry county teaehers’ institute A sermon has not been preached county, for cight months. Both at Fredericktown and at “armington the young neople organized Library Associations. The Benton Record reports a new cattle disease in that vicinity suppos- | ed to be *tmilk sickness.”’ Wheat looks so well all over State that no one yet had the has the in the third act, and does much to | Me f predict a failure this year. It costs $57 to fire a pistol in the streets of Eee and the same fun costs only $5 in Springfield. The Sarcoxie Vindicator says that+ Sarcoxie prairie is settling up so fast that it will soon all be under fence. The Eminence Argus states _tnat bald eagles are slaughtering voung pigs at a fearful rate on Current, riv: er. i The peoste of Scott county are making preparations to.go extensive- ly in to the watermelon business this year. i Dramatic clubs for evening enter- tainments .this winter -have been formed in nearly all the towns of the southw ert. The tobacco business is opening up in Chariton with good prospects for a heavy trade. Prices range from $5 to $7. The railroad depot at Columtna- shipped 8,000 head of stock last year and the receipts for treights and tares were $89,889. The Malden Clipper estimates the number of acres of land in Dunklin county that were planted in cotten- last year at from 25,000 to 30,000. The liquor manutacturers and dealers of Missouri have called a state convention to be held in St. onthe 13th of March next. Fishing and hunting are said to be fine along the Black river below Pup- lar Bluff, deer, turkeys and ducks being more plentiful than usual. A new creamery is being built at Mew Carnbria by James M. Drew and Judge Lee Lingo. Machinery will also be put in for making sugar out of Sorghum. 5 Parties engaged in sinking a coal shaft at C. M. Barry’s, in Vernon county, have struck a vein of -petro- leum, and are now taking out~ubout .two barrels of petroleum and asphal- tum per wae He nent Her. [Texas Sitting. | **How did you come to break off your engagement with Miss Snow- ball?’’ asked Uncle Mose of Perkins, an Austin darkey. ‘In de tust place, Uncle Mose, she wasn’t young, and she didn’ t ‘no" money, and jawed like. de“ debbel; and, secondly, — she rwwouldn’t hab me, and went and mar- ried anudder niggah, so I took de advice ob my ‘rens and jess dropped ~ Gould's Gift. Milwaukee, Jan. i5.—Jay Gould sent a dispatch subscnbing $500 to ithe rehef fund as his personal con- i tribution. Mayor Stowel!’s acknowl- edgement of the donation, says: ‘*Please accept my thanks and the your and munificent gift. It 1s timely, corn | teachers attended , have | <4 Joseph FE J Andy ; ROOKER POWELL a Ww. | Beara H President ramed! ice President. Sashier. Cashier % ae Pa. r. . | H.V, PEN TZ ER | DEALER IN FUR NITURE, BABY CARRIAGE “T all stytes and prices, Good Hearse Alwiys on COrErINe Made and furnished on Orders may be lett at F. atter night or ou Sunday, va DIRECTORS Booker Powell, Green W. Walton; Dr. N, L, Whipple, | T, W, Childs, xe Hy Hump? rey, Wo, E, Walton, i Dr. T. C. Boulware, R, D. Williams. Judge J. H. Sullens, A. L, McBride, C, H, Dutene. Frank Voiis, Han: short notice. Evans? stable | | Butler, Mo } OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: G, B, Hickman, C. Duke, fohn Deerwester, O- Spencer, R. Gentry We-t, u R, Estill, John B. Ellis, . Hines, >, Q. Dutcher, aude McKee, Henry ieee cel eg ry wereiy ve veg BRIDGEFORD & HUPP. Ornamenial ‘Wouse parations | Ask your di fairtrial If behasnoagos for you. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS-CO.. SOLE PROPRIETORS, ST. Louis 4x> KANSAS dealt 3 mo.' Receives Deposits payable on demand , Loans mor buys and sells exchange j anid does ral Banking bus ness. ~-AND— BATES COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MU. 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