The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 11, 1883, Page 1

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VOL. V. &NOTHER RASH MAN. Perk Pace Blows His Brains With a Revolver. Out Perk Pace, a young man_ residing with his father in Washington town- ship, was tound last Saturday lean- ing against a woodpile, his hands holding his knee, a pistols in his hand | anda bullet hole in his forehead. "Squire Kinder proceeded to hold an inquest, was notified and but the only facts developed were that he had written a letter to his brother- | which he requested that, the sum ot $6 be paid to J. R. Pace. A aw, Mr. Ellerman, in sooner or later, letter written to his father and moth- er was also brought to light, in which he stated they would learn a lesson before the corn was laid by. BUTLER, ing « on from Chicago. A fine rain Saturday put the pleas- ant smile on the taces of our farmers. It came at the right time and will be the worth thousands of dollars to country. Ho, St. coun to United S rescu records of the revenue collector’s office for the dis- Leavenworth, 2, to May 2,150 re- | tail liquor dealers’ stamps, thirt trict of Kansas, at show that irom May 1, 15: 1, 1583, there were issued y-two wholesale liquor dealers’ stamps, and twelve brewers’ permits—twice the number ot retail liquor dealers’ 1i- censes ever issued under the old] Is it saint of dramshop law. not for prohibition to | time the patron undeniably, | | come to its rescue, as, The cause of the suicide, for such | 5 aloons are rz ig increasing in that | ~ Times. it was, isa matter of mere conjecture Perk was a son of J. R. ot the most upright and influential Pace, Washington township. farmers in and had always had a good home and loving and doting parents. His father states that he had wrong several | no- ticed something for days, but did not anything out ot the ordinary affairs. =A matter is that Perk was afflicted with | suppose it wi charitable view of the temporary insanity and while in that condition blew out his brains. The young years of age, and was a brother of the Mrs. Ellerman have been raped a few days ago by | Wilham Capps. man was about 23 who claims to one | run of | | } | | ries the daughter of In the double affliction which has overtaken them the family have the sympathy of all who know them. — | Osceola Sun. Scranton, Pa., July the conyicts taken to Philadelphia to y was a lad named Charls West- cott,convicted in Lackawanna court of larceny. Heis one of the two sonsof D. E. Westcott, who with his wife created a sensation by cruelty toward their sons, Charlie and Withe. The boys seemed to have a mania for stealing. To breax them ot the habit Mrs. Westcott took Wil- lie, knelt by a red hot stove, and placing his bare hands on it, prayed tor him asking him to unite with her in prayer. lytor mercy, yellingso loud from pain of the burns that the neighbors were startled. Charles was tortured | m the same way by both father and 2.—Among the mother. Still the boys continued} down from Sweet Springs yesterday to steal. On anotheroccasion Char- ley was compelled to stand head of a barrel three hours. on the La Cygne, Kan., July 4. this morning the upper story of the Masonic and Odd Fellows hail, in this | place, was discovered to be in flames. The effort to immediately the fire proved imeffective and before the flames could be subdued, two story frame buildings were in| } ashes. ~The the lodge building was occupied by N. J. oo furniture dealer, who lost his stock of goods; insured for $800 The lodge building was msured for At 6:30 extinguish | three lower story of The boy begged piteous- | | | state? & Discov ery ure o ten startled by remark- | Dr. that | Consumptson | i able discoveries. The | King’s New Disdovery tor | and all Throat and Li | curing patients that they have given upto | | die, is startling then | of duty, and exa fact diseasec is daily o realize thier sense | mine into the merits ot | this wondertul discove resulting in hundreds ot our best Physicians using it in thier practice. Tr bottles tree at | | F- M. Crumly & Co's, City Drug Store | Regular size $1.00. a A self-acting sofa, just ies | enough tor two has been invented. If properly wound up it will begin | | | ! to ring a warning bell just before 1c e’clock. At one mimute after it splits open and while one half the up } | stairs, the other halt kicks her young | car- house ; man out of doors. ‘They will come high but people must have them.— Philadelphia News. | Accidentally Shot. Marshall, Mo., June 29.—A high- ly respected young man named Brown, aged about 19, was instantly Malta Bend yesterday morning by the accidental discharge of ashotgun. killed at his home near The gun was | under the bed, and ina hasty attempt | to secure the gun for the came engaged with the bed clothing | 2 purpose of | shooting a rabbit, hammer be- j charged, the load entermg the young The | bearing himself modestly, as acquitted the Westcotts of cru-! comes a character cannot be questioned, j ples is every where recognized. Gen- eral Marmadukes gubernatorial pros- } man’s head and killing him. General Marmaduke’s Prospect:. | Sedalia Demoe at. General John S. Marmaduke came | society of The General is be gubernatorial and spent the day in the his Sedalia trends. candidate for honors, and is daily him- popular elevating self in estimation. There i and pects are reckoned as first-class. ‘SETH | UNEQUALED FAST | 10 HOURS TO LOUISVILLE. | New York and without change of ¢ | Passenge sengers are all {in some way when the gun was dis- | W.-W. PEABODY, ; Cincinnati, } Ville his taithfulness to Democratic princi- | Slee JOH DUFF PRACLICAL. Wacthmaker & Engraver, BUTLER, - MISSOURI. THOMAS’ CLOCKS TIME! Via the \ |Onio& Misstssippr Loy From St. Louis to all points East. The O. & M. R’y is now sleeping cars without St. Louts in running ¥ change trom 10 HOURS 10 CINCINNATI. 30 HOURS TO WASHINGTON. | 31 HOURS TO BALTIMORE. 35 HOURS TO NEW YORK. | 2 hours the quickest to Louisville and | Cincinnatti. 7 hours the quickest to Washingt 4 hours the quickest to Baltin Equal Fast Time wich other li DATLY to Cincinnatti and Through Day Cars, ace Sleep - With | ars and Pal- | Louisy Parlor gC eS. The Omo & Nississippi Railw Is now Running a } Double Daily line. | Or PALACE SLEEING CARS om St. Louis to New Yoork With change. | Leaving on morning ress via the | B, ORR andon evening express, vic | NY No Cc hans ge ot Frst WRR. Cars for and any class of | second-class pas- carried on fast express | trains, consisting of paiace sleeping ¢ elegant parlor coaches and comtortable day coaches, all ru g through with- | out change. } The only line by which you can get | through cars trom St. Louisto Cincinnatt | without paying extra tare in addition to | money paid for ticket. For tickets, rates, or particular infor- mation, c on tickets agents ot connect- | ing lines, west, northwest or southwest. In S% Louis at’ror & 103 N Fourth St. | Gen’l Manager. W. B.SHATTUC. -/} Gen’1LF g Ohio. i G. D. BACON, General Western Passen- | ger Agent. St. Louis, Mo. | 33+t The seuthand Southeast Flor ada. Shouid vou contemplate a trip to Nas ville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Charlesto S. C., Savannah, Ga,: Jacksonville, | “lorida; or in fact, any point in the South or Southeast, it will be to your interest to examine the advantages over all other, lines offered b. - Louis Iron Moun- tan N Southern —‘‘Iron Mountain TRAINS a Ne SWISS WATCHES. © Rep: 4 MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY JULY 11. Iss: N. BJT Ee TE R, Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Solid Silver and Platedware SPECTACLES r- x the celebrated SS Buick = maze x of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, ’ Complete Line of Se optical Goods, et OPERA FIELD, AND MARINE GLASSES Satusfactorily Done. THE NONPAREIL SALOON, ' WILLIS, WaTHEWws OPPOISTE OPERA HOOSE. The handsomest room and furniture in the and the finest liquors and Wines in the market. i livery Day. | : Work Given Out, On receipt ot yor address we will make otter by witch home. Men, Womer ma Rave cet can do it. Hl. ©. Wilkinsons & Co., 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York. 21 3m at the Jower scale, South side square, keeps a tull line of Staple é Fancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware and Woodenware. substantial Dry Goods and Notions, Boots, all sold at prices that defy Competition. Having opened a new Drug Store in Butler, busniess we cordially invite the public 0 call and see us. low as any place in the city. Shoes [Lats Also afull line of good and ¢ ips, 25-tf. Keep Constantly on hand a well Selected Stock of PURE, DRUGS, PAINTS, = emma and iter cot in the Drug Line. SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded both Day and Night. Mo, and haying Give usa call had many We guarantee our drugs to be pure and our prices 2s years experience in the drug BERRY BROS, VALI I ne SECS New stock, new VASILES! ‘at abundance, new and nobby style TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS! tyles and new prices. VALISES Call and look. Mc Farland Brothers. isno dount that he will make Route” in the way of fast time, elegant | é a ‘ nee. equipment, Xe strong, honorable, honest race. He | At presenta I ain is run trom is a man of many noble qualities of | Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, attach- = ed to which willbe tound an elegant Pull- | mind and heart, and his Democracy | man P. Sleeping Car, which suns tscf the old fashioned kind that { through to Nashville, Tenx e, where iis endo nee : pate {direct connectrons are made with ex- SEARS TCAD Y: BOI C A CHC MECMCEC | pres) traine) of cannectine (Binte.) toe with x good cause. His mtegrity of | points mentioned above. This Train € ¥ connects at Nashville with the Jackson- Pe Puliman on address F. CHANDLER, Gen’! Pass. Ag’t. Syoo. South of this property the At The Depot. ee ae lw office of J. V. Donaldson Inthe Red Front Resta ps ae troved: insured $400; con- G- W. Mor: "83. GR AND COMBINATION ‘S4. ents saved. The tinrd buil ling es —THE— “ured was north of the lodge prop- f BUTLER WsEKLY TIMES S, ftty, and owned by A. D. Swisher, ay pean beng G. W. Sprake, |The leading Democ and of- SM manutacturer. Loss of build- ficial newspaper of Bates coun- * about $200, Sprake’s loss, $1oo. | pRIDGEFORD & HUPP, ty and the LOUISVILLE fwas only by the hardest of work i ‘at the post office and Blaker &Co’s. Griamentai House dni hal Ale ‘amber yard were sayed = The Post- two ¢ ofice caught fire ui times, but centents would remov- to ua ble Allcoc Prot. college of Prot. of cher leve hospit 23d ST. > Gentlemen—At yo! tained in open market samplesor "er ters and Allcock’s porous plasters, and have submitted them nemical anaylysis to determine comparative meri I find in tensor. edical peine Porous m k's. ote hemist Plas MESSRS. SEABURY & JOHNSON: request I have ob- external remedies. apcine Plasters val- ingredients, which do net st in Allcock’s porous plasters: \Y opion they are superior to those of Your Res’ps. R. OGpEN Doremes and pi New York, v BR Me OWN, No signed executor of the estate of | | | Prof. Doremus on Porous Plasters. | Ely’s Cream Balm, THE CO'TLEGE OF THE CITY YORK, COR. LEXINGTON 3} Ww YORK, April 27, 1883. FOR CATARRH AND HAY FEVER. Unequaled tor cold in the head, deafness agreeable to use. A — TREATMENT WILL CURE m Balm has gained an Sere wherever known: preparations. Send tor circu- ning tull information and relia- testimonials. By mail, a package—stamps received. Sold wholesale and retail druggists. Ly’s CREAM BALM Co. Owego, N.Y enviable Final Settlement Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under- 9 John sed, will make final settle- counts with said estate as Me next term ot Probate Missouri, to be displacing | prepaid, so | Demonstrated. | That smart men average | per day profit, selling the ‘Pocket marvellous little vol- Needed endorsed and Not g inthe equal it. Wiil d outfit $5 00 to $8 oo Man- ual.’? The most ume ever issued. purchased by all classes. book line ever to prove soc. or e sample amp. De out again until you learn what is what others this book, and Je St. Louis doing, n Burns, Publisher, 717 Olive Street. Notice of - Final Settlement. Notice given to all creditors, } ed in the estate of pg. gold f over 200 dif- receipt ot a stamp

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