The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 12, 1883, Page 3

sGTON & piigteee BRancu. we eleave Butler daily as follows: Trains eC OING NORTH. ress (daily) - Ec Express - ight - Fre COIN 5 SOUTH. a Reaim of Fiction. pat s (daily)-- ~ cat 1 fa. teas Epreee Ope Young Husbandund Wife S-per- } joel Freight -- ated by War. =. K. CARNES, Agent. pleats g ea ____ | From Cincinnati Commercial Gaze Secret Societiés. Ripley. O., Nov. 27.—*+Truth is MASONIC. stranger than fiction,’ is an axiom as old as the hills. and it is as-true | patler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first y in each month, ‘yiami Chapter Royat Arch Masons, | §.16 meets second Thursday in each to-day as at any period in the world’s histor Time and again it has been ed that it is not necessary to upon the imagination ot writer for romances of any kind, but eulty Commandery Knights Templar } aes the first Tuesday in each month. jt t events transpiring in every-day 1,0. 0. pra See | ire abundant in remarkable oc- } Bees Lode No. 180 meets every Mon-| currences that tar surpass anything ay night. = } 7 on Ee Mier Encampment No. 76 meets the | in the realms of fiction. The Com- ydand ath Wednesdays in each month Gazette representative was ) se reflections by having re- | Se lated to I ima few evenings ago i _____; romance in real life, though per- : haps no more remarkable than is of- . 5. B. LASHBROOK. THOS. 1.8MITH- | ten seen in print. Yet at is a true ASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at | story, and will probably interest a Law utler, Mo. Wil practice in| circle of readers who will take the the courts of Bates and a to peruse it. The story as ties, Collections promptly attende: = pre % RE Sige - fs iS Bae Paid’ for Non-residents. | &iven below was related by one of Office, front room over Bates county Na- | the principal parties while seated Ps nk. n2tf. | around a cosey fire in the ladies’ sa- ional Ban’ | 3 aa | loon ot one of the magnificent steam- —— Tis | ers that ply the waters of the Upper Bf /.3. Francisco. So aac CO: | Ohio, and is given just as told without ' RANCISCO BROS. Attorneys at | any embel ishments whatever: Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in } Twenty-one years ago, in a beau- : the courts of Bates and = adjoining | tiful valley of Greenbrier county. canties, Prompt attention given to Col- | wwe ya, at the foot o > Cumber- ar Ofide over Hahn & Co.'s hard- | a a a x 4 ee oot ¢ f the Comber : Ee ite Aa land mountains, in that loveliest of ets —— = | all picturesque regions, the head- | waters of the Great Kanawha, there c ARKINSON & AERNATILY, Attor- | lived a young farmer named Good- | Mo. Office wes: P neysat Law, Bu ide of the square. man. He was born and had grown | to manhood in that region, and had by his indomitable industry and en- ergy, acquired the title to : he : ee asany that dotted HENRY, Attorney at Law, So two years A, Mor Will attend to out of record in Missouri, and collecting business. H story he do gener- untain joy the happ lassie settled down to ¢ of married lite Time passed on, and a baby soon JACKSON, attorney at law, } kilpractice in the State aad Fedral came to incre their happiness. ts. Office at Southwest corner of the {| yy,- c 2 Ee Beere in front room 6EThompéon Brick: | With the birth of the child came the f ite Opera House, Butler Mo. | news that Fort Sumter had ‘ — - — —j|fallen, and the tocsin of civil V. BROV Notary Public But-| W#" had been sounded. — Although Southern born, Goodman was a bit- ter opponent of slavery, and it had even been said that he had_ individ- ually aided many a runaway slaye toa haven of refuge over the mys- terious ‘Underground _ railway.’’ When the first rumors of war reach- ed the quiet valley, Goodman bade rewell to his family, and accom- panied by four ot his neihbors whose sympathies were with the cause of the Union, they secretly left the val- ley that same night and rode to Cin- cinnatti by boat, where they enlist- ed, and in course of time were trans- ferred to the army of the Cumper- land. In the dark days of Septem- ber, 1863, atter the battle of Chick- ! amauga, and in the retreat to Chat- | tanouga, in one of the innumerable skirmishes during the retreat Good- man was captured and sent to Ander- | sonville prison. Through a comrade 'camea few briet lines to the moun- home in Virginia. that Good- man had been captured and sent South, and few a months later came | the sad intelligence that he had died | a lingering death in the Southern | prison pen. (lose upon the heels of the awful news came the awakening on a dark night with the root of her | | eler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge ds, contracts, leases and all papers re- hiring the acknowledgment or jurat ot officer. Physicians. | M. CHRISTY, M. D., Homoe J Physician and surgeon, Special at- | ation givento temale diseases, Butler 0. Office, North side square front pom overBernhardt’s Jewelry store wt ]’ ©. BOULWARE, Physician and « Surgeon. Office north side square, ler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- na specialty. Everingham, M.D E, L, Rice M, D, tsidence west side Residence east of orth Main street sqr, with J, C, Clark, EVERINGHAM & RICE. HYSICIANS and SURGEONS, ing formed a copartnership tor the tice of medicine and surgery, tender ir services to the citizens of Butler ¢ surrounding country, OFFICE in Everingham’s new brick side square. Calls attended to alhours, day or night, both in the Pyand country. 24Ur ee {home ablaze by the incendiary’s | eS z caer or —- | torch apphed by a marauding band | ot confederates to more than one (Continued from tast week.) Union home 1m the hitherto peace- | How Watch Cases are Made. In buying a silver watch case great care ould be taken to secure one that is solid lrerthroughout. ‘The cap of most cheap _ Prercases is made of a composition known ubata, which is a very poor substitute nrsilver, as it turns black in a short time. be backs of such cases are made much ful valley. Crushed by the double loss, and having no relatives near to whom she could apply for refuge, Mrs. Gcodman made her way to Cincinnati, where she expected to find a home with an uncle, whom | she had visited once in childhood ; but-upon reaching the city. her inner than those of an all ake | hopes were doomed to disappoint- ng robbed in order to make tke — | ment, as he had ‘eft for the west | i | | } | } A*rale as Strange as Any in the Reunion After Twer.ty-One Years—A /at an early hour in the morning they | steamer Fleetwood the other evening, | and a happier or more joyous coterie | mav he well He heard Cinci s in th y pap ed to find any tr ithe loving ob- ject of hisse er some weeks’ iquiries, he on silver excitement its highest, and nothing to retard him, Goodman went west in the hope of for- | getting his great sorrow in the dizzy {whirl of the mining camp. He staked a claim, and being a man of | energy and not adicted to the vices so prevalent among the mimers.he suc- | ceeded in a tew months in amassing j quite a fortu: >, which he invested in ; | real estate the already flourishing town ot Virginia City. Success crowned his every undertaking, and it was not long until Goodman was | considered the wealthiest manin that | region where scores of men were counted = milhonnaires. In 1876} Goodman removed to San Francisco and became senior partner in « great banking firm. One morning, in answer to an advertisement for buok- keepers, a young man_ presented himself in his private office, who, by his striking resemblance to Good- man, led to inquries and inyestiga- tion. To make a long story short, the young man. proved to be the long lost son of Goodman. He had been adopted from the orphan asvlum at Badgley & Gipson, We BOOTS & SHOES, FOR SIXTY DAY As we must reduce our stock for other Gocds. We are always Top on Produce. Pay the (HIGHEST PRICE FOR FRESH PRODUCE. | Competition is no bluff to us. ways meet the closest prices, We al- | Are coming. place Remember our is on the South S Green Front. | C. B. ide, og Si i = N Cinemr by « wealthy and childless couple of Dayton, Ohio, raised in luxury and given a good education. Financial reverses and the death ot the both of his benefactors threw voung man on his own resoure and he had finally drifted to the x west, carried thither by the flattering reports of the new El Dorado. Henry, for such was the young man’s | } name, Was immediately installed jumor partner of the firm. | In October last a gentleman nam- as ed) Warren, an old neighbor of | Go n Virgima home, and | by the way, of the comrades that | j wentoutwith him trom = the quiet | j valley to battle in’ the war ot. the | } Union, was m San Francisco, and, | having a draft to negotiate, he stepp- ; ed mto Goodman’s bank to transact his business. While the money was being paid over to him by the eller | Goodman, Warren casually remark- ed that he (Goodman) very much resembled an old friend whom he knew in West Virgina. Goodman stated he was trom Greenbrier county; explanation followed, the identity of each disclosed, and War- | ren was invited to the home of the younger Goodman, whom his father was residing. That evening after tea the party were drawn around the fireside exchanging reminscences of the past. Finally Goodman related the disappearance and supposed death of his wife, when he was in- terrupted by Warren, who excitediy stated that Mrs. Goodman was still alive and a_ resident of Covington, Ky. The revelation came like a thunderclap on a clear, cloudless day, and the shock nearly proved too much tor, Goodman. Joy sel- dom everkills, und so it proved in this instance. Warren happened to know the address ot Mrs. Good- man, who had never married, and | | | droye to the telegraph ofhce and an exchange ot telegrams confirmed Warren’s statement, that Mrs. Good- man was yet in the land of the liv- ing. Goodman, accompanied by his son and family, took the first train for the East and in due time arrived in Cincinnati. No pen can picture the | meeting after more than twenty | years’ seperation, and the joy that came to ut least two hearts after all those long years ot sorrow and pain. | The entire party passed up on the | was never seen aboard that boat. The story was related to the report- er by Goodman Jere himself, and it to remark here that Geodman is an assumed name but icker and in as : ible of | SOMe veurs before, and his present Re Mipeal. Ametharingncon paiet j residence was unknown. Her limited ver case is the joints or hinges, which | Supply of money becoming rapidly | wuld be made of gold. Those of most reduced, she was torced to place her | “Sp cases are made of silver, which is | child im an orphan asylum, and | Leable metal forthat purpose. In | through an advertisement in a daily | wet Period it warps, bends and spreads paper she obtained employment in a | ee the backs to become loose | great establishment on Fourth street j ctthat case and admitting the dust and that had a contract for turnishing | accummulate in the pocket. The | yyj}forms for the tederal troops. She | “stone Silver Watch Cases are only made RRS Se Asilver caps and gold joints ease Fre Sonia t ttance t scarce- Sr. Lovts, Mo., Feb. 17, 188, : A Rearlongand varied oxpecencein handing watches, body together, but , ence of a physician v kept soul » Rat Dut acknowledge and give our testimony that ae . sgwtone Solid Silver Watcl ‘are tha best | through ti the Knowledge. Having no soldering they re. Aarder and stfer than they would | WHY attended her during a serious deny (HF heated for soldering, and bare more | +77 eae as Fern 3 fant Power against pressure than any othercases illness, “he obtained a position as market. “MERMOD & JACCARD JEWELRY CO. erat stamp to Keystone Wateh Case Factories, Phila- Pas for Mlustraied Pamphlet showing how Wateh Cases are made. 8s as ‘ : a Goodman’s ved tot imprisonment Ul of 1864. and re | 1ews ig Mi 4 it frst and only Plaster hav-}{3T¥ . and the Bg iaicirsct nction urea the Ridacre iy} : Ae . S e 3 Ta = was heartrend- wee on wande were the real name given it would | be recognized asa strong one in fi- nancial circles, and one that has! been, and is v prominent in the | councils of the nation. The party will visit the scenes of their old hom nd spend Thanks- ; giving there, a1 ate that there | d will be none more truly thankful for the happy party that will gather around the testal board on our! ral on the - head- aters of que Kanawha. man making less than eek snould send to 1ew and Historic Pp rs ot my trated ose not too dtor pay to Postals investigate not noticed ; by mail at onc Toe H, box 8, irospect, Ohio’ r-4t. ¢ | | Boss Livreyman Has opened a ‘EW STABLE, One ‘plock west of OPERA HOUSE, His Buggies are New His Teams Fresh and Spirited and hischarges are reasonable.§ ‘CALL AND SEE HIM.’ THE HORNS | Grocery House C. DENNEY their well At known and popular stand on the East side of the H i: square. are leading the j GROCERY TRADE IN te" BUTLER. .™ | Lot Their stock 1s compo Feed Flour quality of fancy Groceries Glass. Queensware and € and the best Staple and tHE. ARE AT LESS EXPENSE Than any house In the eity, ang tt fore do not fear competition They. pay iiheral prices for Produce kK; They solicit x continnance of the pri ronaze of their many customers. and wi adts end to their wt any and 2/! times Goods Jeliver: she cf y fim— eromptiy Chas. Denney. receive deposits &c., Xe. DIRECTORS. { | Lewis Cheney, fC. Clark, | por J ‘HOLIDAY Coops. | Dr. D.D. Wood, WATIONAL ‘Oper: B. COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. ORGANIZED UN INTE, Capital paid in, - - 375.000. | Surplus - - - $ 20.000 | Large Vault, B urglar-Proof | Safe with Time Lock | — We are prepared to doa general bank- ing business. Good paper always in demand. Buy and sell exchange, Dr. Elliot P3 E. P. Henry, eringham, J. J. Ryan, fon. J B. Newberry Geo. W. Miers, OFFICERS. LEWIS CHENEY CLARK YGARD - President: - Vice President. Cashier. BUTLER ————— Bloc ECD. Touse BUTLER, b (QUEENSWARE . Lyon wo Doors South of the POSTOFFICE Dealers in— GROCERIES HARDWARE —AND— BUTLER, MOU. no Authorized Capital, S200.600 | Cash Capital 50.000 Surplus EF taiad~ 1,000 BOOKER POWELL President | T.W. CHILDS -- Vice President. Wn. E. WALTON, hier. C.C. DUKE, se’t Cashier DIRECTORS Dr. T. C. Boulware, R, D. Williams. Judge J. H. Sullens, A. L, McBride, C, H, Dutehe.* Frank Votis, Booker Powell, Green W. Walton, Dr. N, L, Whipple, T, W, Childs, A, H, Humpf rey, Ws, EF, Walton,” OTHER STOCK HOLDERS; G, B, Hickman, C, C. Duke, John Deerwester, O. Spencer, R. Gentry West, J, R, Estill, John B. Ellis, N. Hines, S, Q. Dutcher, J, J, McKee, Henry Donovan, J- Rue Jenkins. Receives Deposits payabie on demand Loans money buys and sells exchange and does a reneral Bankine business. H.V, PENTZ: FURNITUR ’ \ BABY CARRIAGE af all styles and prices, Good Hea Always en Hana COFFINS Made and furnished on short notice Orders may be left at F. ¥ vans? stable after night eron Sunday, Butler, Mo vind SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT'Y AT LAW, Seni GFIMLD, MO. | Associated at Washington, D.C.) Correspondence requested. Inquiries answered free aad prompt SSS LIVE TESETABLE PILLS Seer alee: | Secure Healthy Purely Vegetable; Me Griping. Price 25¢. All Draggiste. action to the Liver NO NE™ ron < Js JN) The Sest Li orite prescription of ene of the d successful = r 2. di; for thecure of nhood, We led envelope free. Drogzi: DR. WARO & CO - Loxis'ana Me. TW Fe Lost 4a ~ ri Sdcress “CECT IN EVERY PA aaron P Reem THAN oONEW HOME” “SEWING MACHINE CO- 30 UNION SQUARE CHICAGO, ILL; . “ORAN anD ATLANTA ESS For WALTON & HUNTER, AGENTS, BUTTLER‘ - MISSOURL. GE, MASS. SALEE Cards. Aesthetics, (4 designs.) Something good inailed on receipt of 6 cents im stamps, Hearne & Co, P.O. Box 1487, N.Y. ’ Ely’s Cream Balm, Unequaled tor cold in the head, deafness agreeable to use. Cream Balm has gained an enviable reputation wherever known; displacing r rati Send tor circu- lar containing tull information and relia- ble testimonials 8y mail, prepaid, 50 cents a package—stamps received. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. 25 4t Ery’s Cream Batu Co. Owego, N.Y Music Without a Teacher! Soper’s Instantaneous Guide to Keys ot Piano and Organ, Price $1. Will teach any person to play 20 pieces of music in oneday. You couldn't Jearnit from a teaeher in a month for $20. Try it and be convinced. Sample copy will be mailed to any address on receipt of cents in stamp» by Hearne & Co, Pub- lishers, P. O. Box 7487, New York. Wanted—Ladies and young men wish- ing to earn $1 to $3 every dav quietly at their homes; work turnished: sent 6; mail; no canvassing: no stamps required tor reply. Please address Kdward F. Davis & Co., 58 Sc all River, Mass. i 3 Pea Tome the above disease : by ite nd cf fone x AELE TREATISE on ‘ ars Give express and P.O. addrese. Dz. T. A. SLOCU Mf, i Pearidt New York ri remedy’ OF. for red ress I have 2 positive: use thousonds of cas sanding hive been faith of the worst k-nd a: