The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 25, 1883, Page 1

The Butler Weekly Times. another storm last in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. Cyclone ERMAN This is the worst season for storms that was ever eee eel eh , Lexington Intellige mcer:—Tie Ft. Scott, St, Louis and Chicago ratl- road project jooks Ike a pretty heal- the thy bantling just now, despite doleful predictions of some people. BUTLER, MIS Insurance rHE & QUEEN. ” INSURANCE FIRE When it comes to new railroads peo- by the at the ple’s views are sn_ biased point from which they look thihg. Bullene, Moore & Emery, of Kan- INURANCE All SWISS COMPANIES, iN THE sas City, paid out during the past Royol, Northern, Imperial, Buffalo, year $12,000 tor advertising. The erman, Firemans Fund, London, Lancashire, coming year they will greatly in- stern, Queen, German, German, crease that amount. Mr. Bullene = ea London, ire Association stated in aninterview that no busi- and Union Insurance Companies. ness, however small, can be run suc- | cessfully without printers’ ink. The | CANTERBURY & CATRON firm does most advertising when Butler. Mo. a4 tf times are dull and they thus run off) =~ — their stock, layin a new one and are prepared for the business eee Every railroad that passes central- | ly through the county increases the | pnice of land $5 an acre at least. It} really exceeds that. Bates county | contains 840 sections or 537,600 acres. At $5 an acre this gives $2,688,000. That is a good round sum but falls much short of the real incr in Who says it don’t pay to give | $40,- | ASE New Warehouse value. the paltry sum of $30,000 to 000 to secure a road? ieeeeiconacd | Have just built a New Warehouse and erected a new set of Scales of Howe's Improved PU South of Depot Two widows of soldiers are living in Ohio, Mrs. | Catharine Cline, of Cincinnati, and | Mrs. Davis of Perry county. Mrs. Pattern, and are now prepared to buy <line receive: a | i t Ss a Kline receives a pension of $ 7 ALT, KINDS OF month. They will both attend the sol- chers’ reunion at Columbus this wéek | and will be the two most interesting When the only two | soldiers, who | the tarmers may have to sel persons there. weights and fai suryiving widows of fought in Washington’s army, meet | there will be much talk of old times | recounted 34 tr Committed Rape. by | Cincinnati, July 17-—James Bul- Ky., and valorous deeds therr husbands. Mr. Nichol says his company will | tape on aviittle girl, purchase the Emporia road at its | and asks that he be protected actual cost to present owners. The | mob violence. The trial is set tor to proposition to runon the track of | | day. Punishment tor that crime the Odessa road trom Walnut to But- | Kentucky is death. | ger, indicted at Maysville, for has in the Highest Market Price in Cash, LEFRER & CHILD contessed, ! from | GRAIN » and for which we will pay and guarantee honest ir treatment. BUTLER PRICE LIST. As furnished by BADGLEYS & GIPSON, THE BOss GROCERS. | Ss per bu | Wheat, Corn Potatoes - - - 35 per bush, per bnsh. ler, is based solely on the question TRIED IN AN HOUR. ofcost. The east line of Bates can| The commercial Gazette of Marys- be reached by way of Butler a Ky., says that this afternoon, $100,000 less than through Ruch | assoon as the jury in the Cooper case Hill. Railroads are built to make | retired, the emmet guards escorted money and that is why the Emporia | Samuel Bulger from jail to the court ville, may come to this city. Butler will) amid a great crowd of people on the do her utmost to secure this through | | streets. He was to be arraigned tor line from the West to St Louis. | rape in the court room, and the in- | dictment was read to him. His at- It is reported that eee railroad | sto be constructed from Kansas | Citv via Belton to Rich Hill by par- | | torneys told him not to criminate himself unless his mind was perfect- ly clear. : E ties interested in developing the oil. eee f ra — = Rebs — If oil will bring railroads, would it | WS Pere creas ee was Surly and he wanted to be hung legally, | not be a good plan tor Butler to put down a few wells? ‘This city devotes its attention to building up other | places to the exclusion of its own in- terests. not by a mob, and wanted to cause as little trouble as possible in the trial. A jury was impanneied and he | peated the plea before them, and in | ten minutes they returned a verdict re- Mrs. M. M. Clardy, State Evange- | | of guilty with sentence ot death. Bul- | unmoved, hour ger received the verdict | and was returned to jail in one trom the time he was taken out. list ot the Woman’s Christian Tem- perance Union, will be in Butler on July 28th, 29th and goth. She will hold meetings in the Ohio st. M. E. church. Cniidren’s mass meeting on Meeting of the County Grange. The Bates county grange will — at3 p- m. Everybody in-! meet with Altona grange at Altona, vited. j | on the first Saturday in August, at 10 Fe ee | o’clock a. m. Ww. c.T U. G. C. MILLer, Mrs. M. M. Clardy, State Eyange- | : Te ist torthe W. C. 1. U. will addr Henry Sprar, S Secy. hass meetings, and ladies’ meetings | - SS é the times and places noted below : Taken Up. as. “ 21,22 and > one ae mata Biss: about ie Sutler ve sy et sate a 12th, 1883, on my place just west & ee. % 22,794 se Butler. The owner can recover the | Schett City eS ne = — hy Lreaeteone prope: and pay- nt Cily as ce : >a ing expenses of teeding and adver- ae 4, 5 an * tising. J. R. HARRIMAN. 29-4 -tinton ‘ 7 and 8. 2 Hudson ~= 9g and re. Imports Mrs. Clardy bolds childrens’ meet- j the first t NgS,organizes W. C. T. U.. and | © z Sire Bands of Hope. It is hoped the | SSO": adies will 1 e€ every provision to Sit profitable to the cause she visits. Apples green Bacon Lard Cnickens Butter Eggs ** Peaches - Tallow - Beeswax = Ib. Strayed. } pene, | Butler. From my farm § miles east of {A dark brown filley, 2 years old, with a | brand of atriangle shape on right hip. Anyone giving information as to her |} | whereabouts will be liberally rewarded. . Lerron 8utler, Mo. 26-tf | Adress, L. P For a Clean Shave Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southy They have anea 30-tf eorner of the square. comfortable room. Crosman & Hurt. When you want neat hair-cut in the | latest style, a clean shave ora shampoo, | all atour shop onthe east side of the | None but good workman em- | Your patronage is respectfully tf. ¢ square. ployed. solicited- County Maps For Sale. We have five late county maps tor sale at $2,00 each. Times OFrice. 28-tf : At The Depot. | Inthe Red Front Restaurant, kept by G. W. Morgan, vou can get a splendid at ail kept in a first class restaurant hours, and everything else | 23-1 m ' Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The gre medical wonder ot the world. W: d to speedily cure Burns s, Ulcers Salt Sts um, Fever ins, Corns, skin erup- every in- 25 cts Watches, Clock | SPECTACLES Ag ROCKFORD VALISES! | Capcine Porous | college of the Cit | specimens of OURI, WEDNESDAY JULY 25 IN. B. TEETER, R. R. Watches. sin stock a line of American + WATCHES. (« Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Complete Line ot S— OPERA = : FIELv, : AND MARINE GLASS Satisfactorily Done. address we will make an. otter you can earn $3 to $7 home. do it. 197 Fulton Street, i THE NONPAREIL . Jewelry, Solid Silver and Pe icleiiie. SA LOON WILLIS, MATHEWs. OPPOISTE OPERA ELCOeE: The Earaiomee room 4 lique wines in the market Free Lunch n the city and the finest rs and Every Day. Work Given Out, On receipt of y evenings, at Men, Women, ui. Bows or Girls « ©. Wilkinsons & Co New York ol ‘I. D. RAFTER, Right at the jower scale, /Queensware, Glassware and Woodenware. substantial Dry Goods and Notions South side square, keeps Boots, pall sold at prices that defy peter Acasa a tull line of cerken & cans Staple d Fancy Groceries. Grain Dealers. Also a full line of good Shoes IIats and Caps, 25-tf. Keep Constantly on hand a well Selected Stock of RE, DRUGS, PAINTS, Ouls, Varnishes, and rand in the Drug Line. WiES T SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE Prescriptions Carefully Compounded both Day and Night. Having opened a new Drug Store in Butler, cordially invite the public © call and see us. Give usa | busniess we low as any place in the city. Mo, and haying had: We call guarantee our drugs to be nany years experience in the drug pure and our prices as BERRY BROS, TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS! New stock, new styles and new prices. t VASILES! In great abundance, new and nobby styles. VALISES Call and look. Mc Farland ee Prof. Doremus on Porous Plasters. THE COTLEGE OF THE CITY OF YORK, COR. 1 INGTON AV 23dST. NF“ YORK, April 27, MESSRS. SEABURY & JOHNSON: Gentlemen—At your request I have ob- tained in open market samples ot Henson’s YD 883.) to chemical anaylysis to determine their comparative merits as external remedies. I find in tensor.” s Capcine Plasters val- uable medical gredients, which do not exist in Allcoc porous plasters ia my opion they are superior to those of Allcock’s- Your Res’py, R. OGpEN Doremus,™M. ot chemistry and physic the ot New York, and Prof. of chemistry and toxicology in Bel- leve beeps medical coilege- 29 4t A month and board tor three $65 live young men or ladies in each county. 29 4t Address, P, W. ZiEGLER & Co. i Chicago, lil. NAYAL BATTLES Of the world,by Edward Shippen, medical director U. S.N hrilling pictorial his- tory of the world’s gre naval d ot thanfiction F everywhere. i Add DB. 11,0. Prof. ages. <A rec ore interest It sells +100 oo per month. Curpy & Co., 29 4t ~ But Plasters and Allcock’s | porous plasters, and have submitted them | ea Fights, with » ' PETER COOPER. “lead south ang | Lester, | Shame ot hence } Agents make | fi <. J. C. Mc- The Sea-Serpents of Science, Andrew His life and character, by C. kdwards | author of ‘The Glory ” etc. Illustrated. paper roc; cloth 25c; nalf Russia, 35¢, Postage stamps taken. Not sold by dealers: prices too low. Also the following, large type, unabridged: Life of Alex. H Stephens, 1oc, 25¢ & 35¢ Lite of Washington Irving b ; Stoddard, 6c i Jas Portan 2c Dynasty, Rip Van Winkle, by Washingron Irving 2c | Burning ot Rome, by Canon Farrar American Humorists Artemus Ward, Enocn Arden, by Alfred Tennyson, Deserted Village, the Traveler, Gold smitn, 2¢ Cotter’s Saturday Night, etc, Robert Burns, 2c Schilars Song of the Beil and other poem: 2c Wilson, World Smast by W. Mattien Wil- lrams, 2c joun B. ALDEN, Publisher, 18 Vesey St New York- i Dissolution Notice. ice 1s hereoy given that the co-part- heretofore existing between the i Davis & Co, is this day consent, Mr. Davis retireing. gations of the old rm will be assumed by the new partner- ws, and all monies - WILLIS, : Davis, R. Matuws- and | England;’? ‘The Napoleon | Southeast Flor adi Should you contemplate a trip to Nash- ville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Charleston, S. C., Savannah, Ga,; Jacksonville, Florida; 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 by the St- Luuis Iron Moun- tan & Southern R’y—‘Iron Mountain Route” in the way of fast time, elegant | equipment, &c. resenta L v Train is run trom is Grand Union Depot, attach- € ed to which will be tound an e 1 to Nashville, connections are made \ w Lines, for This Train Jackson- Fallece e througt direc t press trains of connecting points mentioned above. connects at Nashviile with the ville express, having a Pullman eping Car ot the very finest tached, which runs through to ville, Florida, without change. For further intorr ion address F, CHANDLER, C.B. KINNAN, Gen’! Pass. Ag’t. Ass’t Gen’! Pass. Agent. oth. Stray Notice. iw. Demott, Taken up Walnut towns! 1883, and posted before the undersi lustice of the peace for said township, one brown horse, gor 10 yezrs old, one crook- nd toot and harness mars, and . Ferrer ed