The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 20, 1883, Page 3

eae SRF EE Sime Table ¥ Pacis#e H. Mm. IN SCANDAL. tse BATES cot : | = ok Ae ae : ia i PES COUNTY THE NONPAREIL TLabue Wedded in : i WILEas, wa THEWS, MO.z »s, The Beloved Pastor of the Former OPPOISTE OPERA MOOSE Falis Victim to His Lusts. ORGANIZED IN 1871 Se See FE. XK. Carnes, m \ ; ; —— i city nd : = . j ee : neoreg he : ; “et Capital paid in, - - 37 5.000.] Free Lunch Every “— Secret Societies yesterday, a: , * ide Mares oon - : Pe Su Pus = =.= = > c ; ution that is | ¢, Labue 1 an Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Arch Masc waVue last | cr ha i ; in each | Saturday night. The Democrat | yest Safe with Time Lock . ep trs as related, omit- | ,,, ting the names, that no harm may be ae ) during the A one million. Es Henry co | place done where harm is not intende | new anc -th j new and | hundred days demand. ch racters athe disgrace- Ponne we have <sid, these yicitors will be receive H. Vv, PE a4 ala | } tul and scaedalous affair is an animal | yan pas in nade up, to a large extent, of fami- | DIRECT RS N TZ “Li BE after the pattern of man, who has | e lesan a ne che Tee aCTC Rs. Deira eee | stolen the livery of heaven to aid | The Exposition «nd Immigratlow. |i etude. In acidetion to Fenn | Lewis Cheney, fee EFURNITUR . | him im his work of deception and vil- | From Courier-journes, J | Exposition wilh be tic. indastial| | Pa eee Ene J.B. Newberry] BABY CARRIAGE Sasa jlainy. But, thoughhe is a man, net! Because foreign immigrants ger- | eee ofthe se ce f all eee Dr. ib Everi OF all Styles ana prices, worthy the respect er recogniton of ferally prefer the western it has already received.widespread 33 Seas a J. a. ‘Pats, Good ngetss Always on Rais e good men and women, he, neverthe- | States, the press of ut con-| attention from the press. It the | ©: ¥ pues - Coleman Smith. OFFINS sain all papers r 2 Jes Me GSen Gre anne | I 2 | ie years Mace and turnished ons) orl Hotene | quiring the acknowledgment or jurat ot | oot Ses name tow wife and daugh- Ick south is here with the products of Orders may be left at F. Evans? <tubbe i EG EE { ea te eae Sy meaty soni BS jpoutt: Hence when the census was | her fields as well as ot her mines— | OFFICERS. ae oan oron Sunday, Butler. Mo i —EEEEE — _| given, instead of shame and humili- |} taken and all the Southern states che senderconnand whee anise | is L P. Ho Hotcoms. T.W. Steves. | tion. He is a husband, trusted, | showed « large increase in population | bacco as well as iron, peaches and| LEWIS CHENEY - - President: | a ie Notary Public. though deceptive; a father honored, | the utmost incredulity seized on the | pears and grassess as well as cotton, ie = TYeARD aes Nice Gane BRIDGEFORD & HUPP. OLCOMB & SILVERS:—Attorneys | though unworthy ; a citizen who has | Northern mind. The prebabiltties are Sligand saearevecceibieee nase $ es . at Law, Butler, Mo, Office over | been respected, though undeservin < be: 2 x i ian sarap Ste rna: tes County National Bank. 5 eins ease cone) now) tialthe mex! census) will@b- 4 \of all kinds,ins welliastal variety of} 0.0 = rnamental House amunister who was esteemed, though greater surprise than that of 1SSo. timber—if the south will make an = aN pe Eat a ei ee eR i | now exposed. But there is a wife During the past ten years about | exhibit of this cl macter Hick: she BUTLER fae S. B. LASHBROOK. THOS. [. SMITH. ea ahi ie i een : hard : : p } anda daughter who must suffer the 3,500,000 immigrants have found Can well make. walle ere Sign Painters ASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at | pangs of remorse for this sycophant’s | homes in America. This immense : ane Ataw utler, Mo. Wil practice in De ie card oPed on ie i . ; ne attract attention, te bring us immi- Graining, Paper-Hanging, D. courts of Bates and adjutuing coun- misdeeds ; and for their sake let the | number naturally disturbs affairs ; grants and capital, than without such fe Sie pa 1 ie dts decor i tions promptly attended to} mantel of charity be spread amd}these new comers crowd all the | ay exhibit she can accomphsh m ten 1 ane and SUeEy otk s Paid tor Non-residents. and Office, front room over Bates county Na- | "ames suppre ed. The informant | avenues of labor and industry and | \ears y ith all her immigration bu- IN SP ry) u A LTy tional Bank. path. said: rive ands fr See, i: ional Ban * — r Mu toe Heal drive out thousands from the ates | reaus and land syndicates actively ‘ tow a ntrose has livec nt ar fr a = f 4 (il aceer tine aw n u e town uv ° a ose to find employment in the agricultur- | at work after there eaeual inde wells Opera Hous 2 Bloek, J. S. Fraxcrsco. S. P. Fraycisco. | 4 minister whose family 1s at present | al districts. These in turn creat a] apy) yea ae : : WR ANCISC @iBROS UNtormevsratl oo Illinois. This minister, while | demand for good farming lands, and Wel I uaw, Butler, Mo., will practice in | wearing the robes of piety, and mov- | grad the ee of Bates and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to col- lections. Office over Hahn & Co.’shard- | plying his arts with evil intent. In | with farms in the older states to part pe ‘e see the press direct BUTLER, MO JOHN aa 'D UF K ilattention to this feature of | i 2 ani is PRACLICAL the exhibition, which, as far as the | , Wacthmaker & Engraver. *¢ orth increases Hy land ing in the circle of Christianity, was | in price. This mcrease induces men spe’ south is concerned, is the most im- are store 7 : , a » there lives z 77 heir |} . > re land * é Authorized Capital s$200,000 ware the town ae Since there = 2 | with their homes to buy more land portant feature of all. During the - J BUTLER, - MISSOURI n ty : f pler idmirers - ss ee or farms for their children 1 month of May 140,000 acres of nd a Capital 50,000 JAR SE IN Pence nies ne : pae sessed charms, that attracted this de ties more sparsely setdled where and | were entered in Missippi, but this is pplus Fund 1,000 vout (7) servant of the master. HeJis cheap. ‘Lhis moving, restless tide Calera: side of the sauare 22 tide which should enrich every south- looked on her with lustful design, | of American agriculturists grows : - President -- Vice President. and she reciprocated his glances. | larger each year and 1s swelled by poe POWELL ,.- HENRY, Attorney at L ern state. T.W. CHI? A «Mo. Will attend to case He courted, and she responded. An] the coming of every immigrant ship, Sa Wa Ee WAL: Cashier.} UNEQUALED FAST TIME! court of record in Missouri, anddogener-| a itachment was formed that was | ; hese ne a : CC, DE hier Ey ealecGnesbuninesc. ach 5 cs aS] and these men are now turning to A Phenomenon. Vin Qi 5 ___.--.| thought to be not entirely for the | the South. From the Joplin; Mo., News. ; glory of Ged. The minister made Another influence which 1s draw- A few minute DIRECTORS, Onro& Mississippr i’y ter twelve o’clock Wt JACKSON, attorney at 2 5 . Buti r, Mo., office over F frequent visits to LaDue, and of late | ing farmers of the North and East to] yesterday dur the — thunder == Ki StF 1 s, io se oa West side 2 aS : ‘ Pn ie me : as , A « t. Louis to all points East | Crumly’s, Drug house oa We ees his visits became regular and often. | the South is the climate. The long, | storm. S. Haggard, who lives in| Dr. T.-C. Boulware, Booker Powell, a uis to all points | a : & eG ss ps = 3 : Re ee RC en id : R, D. Williams. Green W. Walton \ Ea Lae SURECR Oe at once sEOUE SE: one cold winters are discouraging, not] what is known as the Irwin house, Judge J. H. Sullens, Dr.N,L, Whipple, iz it was whispered around that ‘‘sister | only to the weak and the sick, but | onthe Paxton land, north of town, | A- L, McBride, T, W, Childs, The O. & M. R'y is now running palace Pe: so and so 1s no better than she ought | th ¢, hard-working and am Be ee > 1 C, H, Dutche: A, H, Humpt rey, sleeping cars’ without change t as he aE os an : _ i dees the oe narc ieee fas and was sitting in the east front room of | Frank Vonis, Wo, E, Walton, dt Lowis in . | to be,’’ and that “the preacher is a} bitious laborer, and if he can get a > se look eet >ad- M. CHRISTY, M. D., Homoepathia 2 : 2 = the house lookmg west, a door lead 10 HOURS ‘TO LOUISVILLE. at- | little too devoted to the welfare of | good tarm at a low price in a milder ing into the west frout room being @ .Physician and surgeon. Spec : : OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: 10 HOURS 10 CINCINNATI. ceaon aver ue female as puller sister so-and-so. Some of the less} climate he is apt to move. This open, and also a window fronting 30 HOURS TO WASHINGTON lo. ce, orth side square fion a eee) a se iy 38 é oo : 4 é = = oe .C B . = riage room overBernhardt’s Jewelry store devout inembers ventured to surmise | change would have begun long ago | to the west. Suddenly he noticed a us ae lai @ Saeanee 31 HOURS TO BALTIMORE. 2c. aya ep iaiee ices ie seo poo f ae feeiae ee John erwester, + Spencer, 25-t that something else than tke sister S ] but tor slavery, and 1s SEE re-} small ball of tire, apparently about] R. Gentry West, J, R, Estill, 35 HOURS TO NEW YORK - | spiritual welfare was interesting the | tarded by the presence of the negro] the size of an ordinary base-ball, | John B. Ellis, N. Hines, 2 hours the quickest to Louisville and man ot God. Others made bold to J in the South : ig 71) S, Q, Dutcher, J, J, McKee, Cincinnatti. NC. BOULWARE, Physician and ; a : c ne nee uth. : _| coming towards the house, and be- Henry Donovan, 7 hours the quickest to W: e Surgeon. Office north side squares opine that it was her charms, her The farmers of New England, of | tore he had time to stire it had enter- Receives Deposits payable on demand + hours the quickest to Balti Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- i a - . 2 a : Eaual Past Tinie wich ote nom ee ss > ; her willingness and the > rk, Pe yivania, O = 1 s eae ; = Loans -y buys and sells exchange cqual Fa ime with other lines te dei a (pecialty: beauty, BS ig New York, Pennsyiv anit, Ohio, In- | ed the house through the open win- Roane money Days eia es hineek w | New York and without change of care preacner’s lust for worldly pleasure | diana and even of Hlinois want to} dow, and apparently in the center of 2 wo - that had wrought such an affinity be- | know mor Sout the South,and they | the r = i ares E : Se - y sees kn . ‘ Ss : . a. he room exp! w a Da gi — TT Z J, Everingham, M.D E, L, Rice M.D, een = ig ie ; ey ee ards sub om exploded witha deafening DAILY TRAINS. Residence west side Residence east of | tween the two. avedropper: ad fare coming to Louisville te gratify | report, scattering a shower of sparkes De onstrated pie we With North © = st i »Cc caugl sssage at bore < yste- i this knowledce. They natuarly ex- 2s — e m 7 isville. i 1 North Main street sqr, Aaa C,} caught messages that bore a myste- | this knowledge. They natuarly ex- | in eve irection, which, strange to i Dae Ca aeeCae und Be rious meaning anxious observers | pec “e uta Southern Exposition | pelate. went = ee =o (ee : ° EVERINGHAM & RICE. : : Paes : pect to see at oe oan P : i relate, Went out without setting fire | phat smart men average $5 00 to a : rp cyce | fad scen.movements that were sus- | a tull representation of the products | to anything o1 ving a trace be-| per day profit, selling the “Poch | PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS, aos The conduct ef the two +} FS aches td sree ae ee é Bios = peeae ieee MS 3 ne : ; ; picious. Be Cone ©} of the soil. Ita southern state cant} hind. What is still more. strange, | ual? The most marvellot » & Nississippr J Having formed a copartnership for the Sen GGreS G = ied : 3 Pe ate ieeee als 2d ice of medicine and surgery, tender had dat Bia albania ne) Lee = | neither Mr. Haggard nor any of the | umecver } Neede Is now . | their services to the citizens of Butler} some of the youths of Montrose and t this fact other me . purchased = ie ane a 1 try, i tecde al 1 ' > peace | book line ever t ouble aily line | ate news bricls LaDue or “ decided on a | be demonstrated at the Southern Ex- | were in a ee ¥ 5 : : 1} } z it. Complete samp 4 \ s attended to} plan of ont be explained | position next Aus If any state amet i i | oO light, sou Le ©) the bs to tollow. A letter was | neglects t opp to adver- ee | PALACE SLEHING CARS nn | addressed to the praacher, rport- | tise h i } } . ro i to New Yoork R. | addressed to the proacher, purport: | tise h ged about the premises. : aa SEE mg to come from the young lady, | will be s: nse. 1: ; ae Recree : The rage pro fit ot astrawberry o € RL | _ GRAND COMBINATION *S4. | #85ing him to meet her at a certam | ed nothin: E y |< 5 hour, in LaDue on Saturday night. | to exhibit. | —THE— z noe 5 H eee . Saturday -nik s train brous the The Ag tural Committee of } S re , opyry mrad = S < : | f BUTLER WsEKLY TIMES. preacher to LaDue, ar e we 1 | the Southern Fxposit > all | 3 ; | mediately to the p dated in its power to make k: n | f expres c and of- | ; } z e letter. e ities of : - | of Bates coun: prepared for 2» One ot Soe | ey ty and the LOUISVILLE number, ot a femimine appearance, ness s tselt d | g ? ee ome ae ae Caper cbaeand panel Same Taneet i WEEKLY COPRIER - JOURNAL dressed in female attire was detailed | is only just now to under- | jevied and seized upon all the right, title | gl BEALL UUUMRER Td UAL, | to rex ent the When | stand, as is evidenced by the owth est and claim of the said detendants | ise 5 eae eben aca ee : : ae . | 1. G. Donohoe and Daniel Smith, of, in | r uisto Cincinnate One year tor o 5, two papers tor} the preacher approached the bov in| of truck farming and stock raising. | ahd te the tollowin d realestate | ie Rd Reeieecas) Co. paying extra tare in add 1s price of one. EB 1 Ee <a ore : j oie to wat | - 4Vetiita 9 oaid fortick famal uise, he was ¢ ed with, | Heretofore mopressit s been] ee O- e EE aa f 4 roan : : 3and 4 ot the 3 r tickets, rate part 5 | **Well Iwas se atraid you’ wouldn't | widespread that the south was not 2 7 HEREFORD CATTLE ee : come.” Hea “IT wouldn’t | owing count é BE i rth S appoint ¢ -t for anything, | disapr i COTSWOLD SHEEP and, without turther waste of words | A cuiiural Committes ao _ BERKSHIRE or THES & ler of holy writ ng bette: 5 ( 1g’s Waist | Phares. cf St e-) Sess so often ' THE MILLER BROS. CUTLERY CO. MERIDEN, CONN. Ely’s Cream Balm, FOR CATA CHROMOs Sovce. STANDARD POCKET CUTLERY,| 0° Notice i - : ae Ladies’ Scissors and Ink Erasers. i igned curator of t : Make ail styles of | er STEEL. PENS (o9|