The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 5, 1883, Page 3

cable Mo. Pacific R. £2. tos & SOUTHERN BrRaANcuH. Butler daily as follows: grains eave DG NORTH. (daily) - ek C- xpress - pes rele GOING SOUTH. secret Societies. MASONIC. er Lodge, No. 25451 - ch month Arch 18, irsday in each 1.0. O. FELLOWS. I sates Lodge No. 180 meets ev aight. b jer Encampment No. 76 iand ath Wednesdays in eact Lawyers. 5, B, LASHBROOK. THOS. I. SMITH. ASHROOK & SMITH, taw utler, Mo. W il ecourtsof Bates and adjuiu Collections promptly atte "4 Taxes Paid tor Non-resi front room over Bates county n2 tf. Titlov ! with lo was especially Attorne. 2 zs copay j charg | Davi state the custody ot aud who ts authority for pic, front | by the « jonal Ban! | place irons. | moning a blacksa ho was in habit of sentenced by §. FRANCISCO. S. P. Fraxcisco. RANCISCO BROS. Attorneys Law, Butler, Mo., will pract courts of Bates and = adjoir jes. Prompt attention given fo, Office over Hahn & Co. riveting irons them, t NARKD neys at Law, Butler, of the square. ON & AERNATIHIY, AOS | ; Mo. Off Attorney at Law, wt of record in Missouri, jollecting business. CKSON, atte actice in the State Office at Southwest ¢ fein tront roomot T ite Opera House, Bu atle r Mo. V. BROW Mo. yntr IN, N Public But-} Will ¢ acknowled cts, leases and all pape acknowledgment or orders,’’ replied Mr. Davis, e \ sizit s determination n Physician and surgeon, tee givento female d I Br} Mas Office, North side square font | ea decohardtte Jewelry store at Special ‘a Rue Se live Dy grasping th and aiming a very vicious blow. The sentries rushed forward to disarm c BOULWARE, "Phy: ician and «Surgeon. Office north side square, ler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- aa specialty. jhim, but were ordered ck into their places. Capt. Titlow explain- ed that such demonstrations of self- defence were foolish and useless, and that it would be much better for Mr. Davis cessity. to suomit to the i Everingham, M.D E, L, Rice M. D, But while recei ksidence west side Residence east of orth Main street sqr, with J, C, Clark, | ‘ EVERINGHAM & RICE. ie Ss, and HYSICIANS and SURGEONS, |‘? “?e*! it from him quite a ing formed a copartnership tor the | ensued pctice of medicine and surgery, tender! ‘J ir services to the citizens of Butler oe d surrounding country, eens OFFICE in Everingham’s new brick | kst side square. Calls attended to illhours, day or night, both in the tyand country. 241 14 vice, he took the opportunity grasping the musket of cne m the furrous ended scuffle ded, the captain t his swore Dayis’ dered th eve was on it, 1¢ corporal of the send into the case-mate four trongest men without side-arms, (Continued from last week.) How Watch Cases are Made. The many great improvements intro- iced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss’ ae Watch Case, have led to similar im- nts in the making of silver cases. Tader the ald methods, each part of a ase was made of several pieces of | 1 soldered together, requiring a great | cunt of cutting and soldering, which d the metal and gave it the pliability rather than the elasticity of silver. Under the improved methods, each part | the Keystone Silver Watch Case is made | fone solid Piece of metal hammered into The advantages are readily appar- | et for every one knows that hammering i the metal while soldering softensit. | = 9 test the superiority of the Keystone er Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, | ‘sit squarely in the center when closed, i will not give, while a case ght of any other make wil! the crystal. The K Puch Case is made only with silver cap | & # gold joints. Myst to Keystome Watch Case Factories, PhiTa- for handsome tod Paz} and Keystone Watch Cases = he feared they m t get imto the wrong possession and cause damage. They were ordered to take the oner pris- as gently as possible, and using no unnecessary force, to lay him up- on the cot and there hold bim down. It proved about as much as four men ings of the infuriated man dev i li ing the strength of a maniac until |culminated in sheer exhaustion. When the unb Mr. Davi raised himself appy task was after lying and sat on the bed. As his feet toucl 1 the chain clanke.!, he was avercome ; the tears burst flood. apolog STER 4, the frst and only Plaster at action uoon the hidneys. me ‘sense, =~ cet 2 ing properties into them ; an CHE: of Kidneys, Bladder cS whee ma pyeitively cures whe not {| —[Ben Mr. | Budget. | speak of j ly go to F all could do, the writhings and upheav- ; i | **Ro & ipson, ‘Notice to Contractors | River township, supers | | iro’ one abutments ur er Bort no ed in on eae th. Pia ans and specifications ined at my office in Butler. All bids subject to the | court. every Peri HOLIDAY COODS Are cor AR as aera: meee. i = anes oe a eT, 2 LvOl STO F FICE Dealers i TOCERIES HARDWARE —AND— mw eat ENSW Bae | BUTLER, MO. M. L. WOLFE, Bridge Com. Bates county, Mo. BATES COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. Mr, Pricst go Tribune. have just > said John G. from New of St. the come Green Front. Priest t 1O£ | South Side, last | “and | must | mittee, Pacific, Tilden pro- | We can’t | and the re- | tithe issue Lis if we ORGANIZED IN I871, New York. York, | pose to cz 5 Capital paid in, a oman | . eee 5 Ns Surplus - - - - $75.000. 20.000 else w I visit- | Large Vault, B urgls Safe with Time Lock Boss Livreyman Has oom Ws Ine | Lewis Cheney, Dr. 2 Hiot Pyie “TABLE, cae eringham, De D. 7 ps oy Ryan, Geo. D. Wood, : w wee . Coleman Smith, OPERA HOUSE, B,J. Tygard, OFFICERS. per He and there block west of went estimates with me, being the next a gs Buecies are Ne LEWIS CHENEY - - President: first ballot. His Buggies ATE NOW LO GLARK - - _ Vice President, about. F.I. ‘“’YGARD - - - s Cashier. can- = ieee aeuheld His Teams Fresh and Spiritea and SUTLER Opera House I donot past ee BUTLER, speaker. shall not be surprised to in the Randall BROS what He 1s nc i vass, bat when the Carlisle will be Mr. 1 prised see him get on he 1s a brass band eins c2ucus the hischarges aie reasonable.§ man in Washington. I do not re- His vote is complimentary and will main- Cox, because CALL AND SEE HIM.’ THE HORNS gard him as a real candidate. second bal- cool man tt on the pertectly and | Randall i 1 who Auth zed Capital, $200,000 wrought Cash Capital 50.000 Surplus Fund towns over BOOKER POWELL T.W. CHIL? Wn. E. WALTO?D C.C. DUKE,..- DIRECTORS thousands of > forest trees All of th : at deal of the new growth were es ¥ { lly Where the and were le oved. 1e old an destroyed. 1s not broken it 1s toin prattea 2 angle ris as to matted and tangled in debris as to be Booker Powell, Green W. Waiton, Dr. N, L, Whipple, T, W, Childs, A, H, Humpt rey, Wo, FE, Walton, instances. ave \- Grocery House C. DENNEY known and popular most worthless in many Judge J. H. Sullens, A. L, McBride, C, H, Dutche.* Frank Voiis, The homes of woou choppers b sen ruined, nd much = su dering among them will ensue this winter. OTHER STOC G, B, Hickman, John Deerwester, R. Gentry West, John B. El Ss, Q. Dutcher, | Henry Donovan, leading the | Receives De K JES S: » C. Duke. ‘Pa, said Roll lo, looking up from vhat i is gold-b **Well, my son,’’ re- ee at sheir well ylied Kollo’s father, who was glanc- z k ; 1 . stand on the East side of the aner at the milk- ober, ‘‘when 2 man square, are | GROCERY TRADE ta> BUTLER... Their stock 153 coruposed of Feed Flour qualiy ior 9 cents aqu IN| uck better a and the best of Staple and hancy Groceries, reensware and Crtiery. THE: ARE Less se Glass, aT se ee for Produc 4 eir many attend to ail times. in the city iim—- Mate 2 Orde after Gioods delivered oromptiy Chas. Denney. ~ CHICAGO, tL eis 5. 2 AND 0 ATLANTA a WALTON & TLUNTER, AGENTS. BUTTLER‘ - - ' Good pay for agen mo. made’ selling our ples. Write to J.C St ’ ne books MeCurdy Caras. 4 ceats a packag by all wholesale and retail druggists. 25 4tE s Cream Bato Co. Owego, N.Y Music Without a Teacher! PURPOSE. Pr