The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 4, 1883, Page 7

Flood Extert. - fe atte fa THE: TINic= BUTLER DRUG HOUSE. esi eo ee | Seco J. H.HITSHEW & CO. ose THE BEST STOVE 1 | ea = ‘Real Estate| _ BUY ESTATE STOVES, ee ae ere THE MARKET AND TINSURANGE AGENCY, 1 meter es I ray « + « > V =| t 2,56 iskirtst ! = = peeitied. All this wrest uact i | overflow, and hundreds ot thousands utier, - DAIissouri.,, eae low ares ke the | of acres ot land along t Missou —__—— 0— —--—__ | ul can readily D }? ) : } | t the ue af piel ty j rice of property, where vhere. G ess and inisery brought upon | a ! ce s wish g to purchase will find interest ailand see us. We have now on our books following Real for sale. WV right, Giiorius& W illiamas the inhabitants must be immense. | Advices trom C county, IIl., says that St. Mary’s levee, opposite that point in Missou- iester. Randolph ~ should cor heast or But- | => = 2 18x40 te I be sold 2 12 acres in] M region, is now nearly all broke Sunday night, and the St. | dangerous point about town is wel fruit sure dn announce , | the public that b have loca rtomake ity future t ve the Is stoand st as- ted stock of clocks, watches aml jewelry and speerac ‘ver brought to this marke which © will sell i >for cash Having had many experience in the manutac- Watches and clocks in E rope, Pam no prepared tor watches und clocks. no miatter how complicated nor how. badly they have been ab i. By bringing htem to me. you can have them pu «tl running order and guaran satistactio FRANZ BERNHARDT. Butler, Mo NEW) JEWELER. ’s bottom. rotected, and work is not re large wheat raising | 7 4 1 Hooded. | Bowman dike holds tirml and 1s a le Will be sold It is said 20,000 acres of wheat are | good for considerable more water, under water on this bottom alone. j but no more 1s now expected. The town of St. Mary, on the| Phe Cakolua rose so issouri side ot the river, is partly | cd ised by water from the ture submerged. Brooklyn and Venice, and Kash to be abandoned, people having sent } natu kia, on the Hlinois side, is | first time in several days ran in its to Chester for asteamboat to carry | This brot them away. roads at the Relay depot. iles north of Butler, 1 vod out bu A levee three miles above Cape | levee built along the east bank of the Girardeau, Mo., about tift ereek by the Cario Short Line and } above Cario, at Price’s landing, | Indianapolis and St. Louis roads pro- | Seer ae twenty-five miles further down the {tects them and also the adjacent | 45. 120 acres 40, House aa river. broke Sunday night and let a | parts of the city, and will bear two | ter, 100 acre ot on North Main street. nV a Ro : : 3 arming Commodious h oun VEDA fooE ZA Vv ro | arge volume of water run over the | or three tect more rise. T! Water) failing stable lar: fet ati Hees = sis ar 7 bottom. Other points on both sides | is now backing upagainst the Puitts- | ends . rable property in one of | of the river below here, but particu- | burg dike. and to guard against an | a Z = a deta A ( TH K POsT 5) Bk gq ‘E sarily on the unos side, ure i apout ittenap cu which ha ‘2 , acre ¢ met een the same condition as above des- | threatened by some injud : rd of be peaches, : ; a : apples and cherries, X sf good ertbed, and it may be said that pret- | sons, Deputy, Sheriff Antbony, with | io See eee seh iles from school neues aed : ty much all the bottom land between | ten men, will watch it to-night The » House and lot in the northwest part or “!l prairie and all in cultivatic all) un- SABAMGEY| — . . had ee - 5 Arn ee ae Sa x +. | town, corner lot, good house with five Geh NUMber one ence. Can give SAC TIONARY: CPPLEENT * here and Cario has more or less | leak in the culvert under the Cario rooms, good stable, new picket fence POrsesion of « use at any time. REET, Bx <0 water on it. Short Line track at Jarrett’s station, | and new sidew -\ good bargain. Ae . The river actually fell one inch to- | Has been stopped, and all fears ot | oy ine residence with about 5 ac 60 SO acer Patient 1 i i = S : E ae : 3 t rce go es int i i th a es ee © 56, So acres 'y mile trom depot, 2 gooc ro y a hd . Trt Hy day, and there is a general rejoicing | W#ter from that source getting into | land adjoining the corporate limits of Wells or water, small_orch Leas BOOKS AND STATIONERY. : Tite as s eke ae ees at {| Butler. Excellent truit of all kinds, plen- ena : : : on both sides of the stream. Every- | the cityare allaved. Farmers inthat | 1.'o¢ water, good outbuildings. ‘This is thefinest farmeintheconsty: wal oes | NUTS, CANDIES, TOYS ETC., IX LARGE VARITIES body looks for 2 spcedy decline of | Yicinity. however, are highly meens- | one of the most desirable country resi- on easy terms or very cheap for cash. aoe: ol ie led atthe close he «culver «| dences in sates county. Improements — E ae water, and have strong hopes that it =u at the clo ms of the culvert, 2s | all in good repair. 240 acres near Mulbers will E 2 sid ID ly ape nd Ee ets ial om a: will go down tar enough before the | the water passing through drained aes a ee ie es ec “ - ‘i wae 5 4 er ae Rg) eal | 46 strata pWater townsnip, ee ; oust purchaser: another freshet. | their land to some extent, and they | fidwn as the J, H. Fletcher tarm, excel” buildings, ‘Two . have instructed a lawver to bring | le 50 acres in z & 5 ni oe Ast st Lovrs So BRIDGEFOKD & HUPP, |UNEQUALED FAST TIME! The best ev information is ee Via the ‘ S| sd aterially dama 1 =a i yee ne clea ope (an ee they aterially damaged, ; : Ornamental House |, i M ae es) ? er fal lowly in East | f eon Cote OntoXd Mississipree ity St. Louis on the riy side of the co | a a8 See uae Thousands Say So. » woods t --AND— s ‘ ; 1d Alton t It is 1] = t Fre 2 i ing on bottom east of that | Sign Painters Ol ee rn embankment. The ll, sf any, i 5 x ¢ i ‘ small, but it is cn to create a ioe st hopeful teehr At the worst | i LOU fs past ana that a gradual subsidence ED OOH ST eater ee Road “1 - - HOURS TO WASHINGTON <3 ood Wil now take place. {3 { 31 HOURS TO BALTIMORE. e situation at East St. Louis and ; , OURS TO Nt ot : e bottom to the north presented bea i table ct From Brooklyn | 2 SS : : ; and Verice on the river 1k north- | tar route verdict be i fi | heard from in 188 m > DS IAL, ward to Newport, Nameoki and | heard from in 154. nay PRAC1 1€ . ; 1, on both sides ot the Chic {let the Washington m I New Y ¢ ; . i ~ he jurv ay —— ¢ Alton embankment and from | puch, and the jury may al : along the Vanaaha track eastward, | “delirium tremans, b iudgmen » a be lotin Wacthmaker & Engraver, DAILY TRAINS. » thence north up the bottom tor a] of the nation,s jury 1s to be rendered |_| J rwest of Bu re dwelling or bust + > MISSOUR % eae rlor Cars and P c : miles or more, there is noth- | 2% year from next November at the |G er. Will be “ BUTLER, - MISSOURI. ng Cuaches. ing but a bro expanses of water | ballot box. - R i oO & N i Ww fecal desolation tatarm | = arkey river to the | Turke j name There wil here isn’ SETH THOMAS’ CLOCKS Peouble daily line. OF PALACE SLEBING CARS z ree ear | on-the s vast Flor can a bit of lan : if oere ine : From St. Louis to New Yoork e the top of a knoll. 1 ida. the common level, shows ab aoa ner eee ia 3 = . = s at somebody's expense za, At a r ” . Se watery waste. Some distance north | *° It's es - t 7 ere : ; G of Mitchell the bottom ri Al touch ven W. Dorsey has as vet is approached w inst his al- no liable suits ag: land s the river s, but if this persecuted has escaped munda ay ortune keeps on writing ee-quarters ot Brooklyn is un- r water ‘< letters about people. : Rwaterand only one Street in | ‘¢#€™ bout peop: low gal ink, he will b Venice, and a bit of high ground in le himself suit for the north part ot town are above the 4 2% } mt food level. aoe the lew (de nto twenty feet. and hundreds of crat)’ ot Pensyivania 1s reported to nev Ge ted to a depth varving ‘rem A : the city li have | 1 r ressed 7 Humphrey's Addit ion. oe er floors flooded, and many would carry x : W. B. SHATTUC next