The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 11, 1883, Page 2

An Extra Session of the Legislature. | For the sake of the Democracy ; which carried every congressional district in the State at the last elec- tion, this newspaper hopes and prays | that Governor Crittenden will not call an extra session of the Legisla- | | A Business meeting of the confed- | lerate Cemetery Association of | | Springfield, Mo., was held in the hall ofthe house ot representatives at Jetferson city or the 2gthinst. The | tund for a cemetery, is fixed at $200 | . Of this sum there 1s now $5, 626.38 in thetreasury. It was direc- l ted that a treasurer be appointed by t until ture. If it ae aed ae and | the president with 1 nominal salary after in pee 6 fe, ‘here a and bond to be given to the amount give the Democrats ove : 000. nal band of fighting chance. There 1s something | Of $25,000- Hee ie ' «der except this everlast- St Louis gave another concert on the | else to cons! a . whiskey— | 29th 2 aid of the cemetery fund in the sng question of whiskey si capital grounds, which was largely whiskey. | attended, realizing a handsome sum PRESENT POWER. pcan roto BENNETT & WHEELER Day, Comtort is never in ahurry. Pain 3] distress are in hot haste, It is to the “friend in need’’—the triend who does something now—that the old adage pays the compliment ot being “a friend in- deed.’? That theydo not keep the sut- | ferer in suspense is the sallent excellence ot Benson’s Capcine Porous Plasters- The plasters of other days—whether por- | ous or otherwise—said—""Wait unl to- | Buckeye Reapers, Mowers and Binders, Nicholas Shep- morrow: We can promise nothing on spur of the moment.’’ But pain unre- | lieved, like hope deferred, maketh the | heart sick. Benson's plasters act on ap- | plication. They permeate, soothe, | warm and heal, containing, as they do, |} chemical and medicinal agents of the | Their motto is now, ‘HARDWARE ANC GROCERIES, The Mitchell Racine Farm Wagon Before the passage of the dow ning | in aid of the fund. Captain Celsus | highest efficiency, Law it was impossible to have hada | Price was Secea president ot the more harmonious democracy. The | association for the ensuing year. Prohibitionists had lost ground ever: | 7 Guisana was designated as the next where. Inthe Legislature before place of the meeting, fuedareion bel the last one the propositton to submit | pamed hereafter- The reumon was 2 prohibition amendment to the con-| 4 very enjoyable one, and the object stitution went through the House by | 6¢ the Cemetery association were and the genuine have the word Capeine i Price j cut in the middle otf each 25 cents, Seabury & Jc New York. Over 500,000 Vol choicest literature of the BOOKS 2 TONS: A DAY BU GGIE NORTHEAST CORNER SQUARE, - ESTABLISHED i870. Lyon&Nolf DEALERS (North Main St.) Two Doors South of the POSTOFFICE —Dealers in— GROCERIES HARDWARE —-AND— QUEENSW ARE BUTLER, Mv, HEADQUARTERS FOR ard & Co., and Buffalo Pitts Threshing Machinery. AND THE FINEST LINE OF 5 SPRING WAGONS &C., We guarantee our prices to be as low as can be had in In the county- Southwest Missouri. BUTLER, MO. | > . the best editions publisn 100-] 2 twothirds vote, and was barely materially advanced.—Kansas city- eigece re F egg a te beaten in the Senate through} 7. known. Not sold by Sent tor | > the skill, quick action, and audacity- | CS ela Stee pore ee cat i n - of Lieutenant Governor Brockmey- | i wee er, IS Vesey Street, - P.O. Box There is wide complaint of want er. Inthe last Legislature this same proposition was beaten squarely in ot laborers in Texas. This is es- pecially true in the leading towns PARKERS GINGER rONic. the House on its merits, and, | therefore, never reached the senate and cities. Mechanics, capable and Cures complaints of Women and dis- : efficient men, in almost any calling, | 29s of the Stomach, Bowels, Lungs, at all. 2 = ©? | Liver and Kidneys, and is entirely ditter- hat state. - ! 2 could find employment in th Where, then, was the necessity of | Th E : e raising the devil? Of what use then | to tear a party to peices which had | negroes turnish most of the la- 5 SES saving buy ing $t size. j bor i in the cotton districts, and the just nai ; nario Aad cos ed in ee the ‘eee and heavy greatet than any m all the party's The towns ot Texas continue a “& The World Watch Sta- TAT | Deedes Packa is the | history? The prohibitionists had P fastest ing article in ne market. | Z ..... | to grow with almost unequalled rap- | Contai 3 heet s note ps , 18 enve- lost ground perceptibly. Agitation]. |.’ 3 <. Pisses™ ¢ a = : idity, and the prospect is that they cee 1 | was dying out. The Germans had oy z a handsome piece or ce | will continue to do so. The influx} 25 cents. F come to the party almost en masse, | and had came to stay. Every Con- | sige é 3 ‘ probably rather increase in voiume gressional district had been carried, | ae z 3 This growth will in- and four of them notorously by Ger- } will | Watch guarante you order. For cent postage st plete sample pac plated sleeve buttons, Ge of population to the Southwest than fall 0 ed studs, a {sure prosperity and 2 demand tor]| gold plated collar b andsom: man votes. The law as it stood, a ones P : ze labor for years to come. It is likely watch chain. gold pl eclcrant "| scart pin. Register 3 purely local option law, was doing | more good for temperance than all the balance of the whisky laws ever | that industrious men could find: no page illustrated cats cocking revolvers, teles watches, acordeons, violins &c,, tree. Write at once to World Ma | better field than Texas. enacted. Ohio and Indiana were in|} : } ufacturing Cco-, 120 x i splendid trim for the presidential The Clinton Creamery. Nassau Street, MY. NOT 1¢ E struggle of 1884. Every conserva-| My, Holt, of the firm of Holt & tiye element known to politicts was | Frat, the Iowa builders drifting directly towards the Demo-| who have a contract to construct a cratic party, and every hhberal man | creamery at Clinton, was in town or thinker was also about convinced | jact Saturday, to select a location tog that he had found at least a place to} 4 creamery and to ange for the anchor, he creamery TUTT’S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, ois Ord MALARIA LIvER, e8 arise on fourths of Th immediate building of the same. Then came this infernal downing | The ground selected was an acre lot law, and ina night where perfect | a part of the S acre tract W. A. Bo- there was war; | dine owns, and east of that gentle- peace had been where the most perfect harmony, | man’s residence on Second street. Apriecites Bowele costiver Sick — quarrels, feuds and fights. The] The price paid was $100o—very exertion of body or 1 t Rruetation Gazette does not care two straws one cheap. s A feelin: ity of cemper, Low some duty, Flatte: atthe way or the other about the whole} Mr. Holt left the matter of location prohibition business expects as it af-| to the stockholders, desiring above ects Democracy, and just so sure as|all things to please them. He is a the whisky business is allowed to be- | genial and pleasant gentleman, tull come a paramount one at the bid-| of business, and has been locating a ding of a tew political demagogues | creamery a day fora week before skirand @xigorous hs geiping nor interfere and temperance tanatics. Just so| arriving here. He left for Colum- ANTIDOTE dares MALARIA bus Kansas where he also has a con ere, 25e. Office, 44 Murray St.,N.Y. the TuIrs HAIR DYE. atly AD Grassy BLAGE by a single. ap. = asingle a} ion of this DYE. Saabs Drusgists, br sent by ea on receipt of g1. ray Street, New York. TUTT’s rs MAMUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. stre will the party, strong as it is in Missouri, be torn trom its moorings | tract to build a creamery. and given over, dismantled and_ dis- Wooderson & Johnson have masted, into the hands of the same} contract for the foundation. —Henry old pirates who plundered the state | County Damocrat. é remorselessly in the days when the! ; Jack boot ot a provost marshal Was superior to a legislature. and when every beggar of a \ The President in Chicago. segcebeieis| Chicago, Sept. 4.——The special officer slept at night on a Pillees stuf- 2 ' —_ S | General Sherndan t >m- fed with greenbacks. Whatever the | here Of the Vell ae oe semen heag: ile | ellowstone party, which whisky aesnen ogre it poisons. | left the city one month tis yesterday, | Majorities shrivel up before it as | ear ea <= P: Sees te —— prairie grass when a fire passes. : ee eres ye pullover the Look at Kansas. To-day it is doubt- falif the Repulicans can live as a) SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT’Y AT LAW, INGEFIELD, MO. (Associated at ington, D.C.) Correspo: Geact tnciee tinct | Northwestern road at 2:05 o'clock this gathered to wi crowd had sembark- iternoon. <A gr ness tl party through another election. | ~ I } 4 pis ; ment, but the official tior v= Look at Iowa. The chances are | e: es ca Ree copa ig to the uncertainty which nad pre- vailed : to the president’s move- "| ments, Was informal. A committee about equal that the democrats will tarry the Look at Ohio. | The Democrats carried 1t overwhelm angly at the last election. indiana. L V E Pe PLS Secure Healthy action to the Liver jand relieve all bil- ee ——tOUS troubles. ception | “Purely Vegetatle; No Griping. resident’s | state. j = ETS DIAN | | Price 25c. All Dragzists. | Look at, arrival at ti a aa he Gepot The Democrats made the} _ the members of his issue there squarely against Prohibi- and won ata gallop. The acan majority in down rages ae party were once driven to the Grand Pacific ey ‘) Ely’ a Cream Balm, | tel under escort of 100 veterans. Al FOR CATARRH AND iL \Y FEVER. head, deafness Repub- 1ois | Was cut | i | formal recepti nost to a stand off, and Wis- oes corsin and Michngan well nigh went to-help make up the Demeratic col- smn. agreeable to to the president will { Unequaled tor cold in not occur until to-morrow night. } The president and party occu | jl \ i : lent 2 ps occupied 4 boxes at McVicker’s theater and wit- wap: ee : * = nessed Margaret Mather’s i ep Ae ee i her’s imperson- i e dies any reason w hy the Dew- | } ation of **Julia’”’ in the Hunchb: ack. ocratic majority in Missouri should | | During the performance Mi M: th ss ath- Cream Balm has gained an enviable reputation wherever “known; displacing } all other preparations. Send tor circu- ar containing tull information and relia- ble te: onials. By mail, prepaid, 50! stand up any the more fir: Hes: r ores € president firmly before | : : ;er presented the preside: ae pasate the influences which so powerfully | with 2 costly flor. x rh 25 4t E *s CREAN 3 . : Co. Owego, Be | “wrought in the staunch Republican } which th > } ce esis i pets ae : me ee i wean | whic he et executive ow eS —_——_—_—_—__—— a states af Kansas, Iowa and Ohio? | ceived very gracetull as EES | gtacetully, 1 = the least, and unless we let this | alternately to the Jonor 1 me ve : g ac anc sky question alone, let it remain | cheering audience While the p! where it now = and pers or ok a elas Ss, 3 mit ait to | progressed : : ed a number of pass from men’s minds altogether ee of the pre nasal, +}s e ™ will assuredly destroy the Demo- in kis box < | FREE! CARDS AND CHROMOs. We will send free by mail a Sample set of our large German, Fi - | can Chromo Cards, on tint rounds, with a price lis ferent designs, on receip Postage. We willalso send t acquair ident c 1 on- nim At the close most of the J.M PATTY, coin wat <=" Groceries and Queensware, + and will continue to receive a tull line of Is now re ¢ and will cormpete in | Prices and Quality of Goods, > city with any firm in PUBLIC SQUARE. BUTLER, MO. ON SOUTIE SIDE es MINNEAPOLIS TWINE BINDERS BAIN WAGONS, TrOP BUGGIES, es through neces diesion reeiarsoince: | BUTLER, a = BUTLER eratic majority in this state as thatsla- very came within a stone’s throw efdestroying the Union.—St Joe Gazette. audience r of the preside: out between tt of hands. ‘a ed to catch a glimpse I party as it passed te lines annd clapping i Co, 46 Summer Street, Boston, M ten of our be P agent Ss wanted. SEASONABLE GOODS REAPERS AND MOWERS, BUCKEYE CULFIVA'TORS, . RACINE SPRING WACONS. and tull tine of CH ICAGOsIU . TLANTA, GA — : SPRAGUE & HUNTER, AGE AGENTS BUTTLER‘- - R. R. 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