The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 26, 1883, Page 3

Pacific R. [sxiNGTON & SovTHERN Brancu. qnins leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. RR. ress (daily) --- Am cK. C. Express 50 A. 30 A.M. 10 PM M. K. CARNES, Agent. MASONIL. io. 254, meets the first | ry i month, j Chapter Royal Arch Masons, | ¥a.76, meets second Thursday in eee Gouley ‘ommandery Knights Templar | gets the first Tuesday in each month. 1.0, 0, FELLOW! | sues Lodge N No. 180 meets every Mon- Seampment No. 76 meets the | sndand ath Wednesdays in each month $, 3. LASHBROOK. THOS. 1. SMITH. ASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at Vis utler, Mo. Wil practice in courts of Bates and adjvining coun- Collections promptly attended to wd Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. Office, front room over Bates county Na- tional Bank. nz tf. |. 8. FRANCISCO. CISCO BROS. Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in the courts of Bates and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to col- ections. Office over Hahn & Co.’s hard- ware store. 7a S. P. Fraycisco. Attorneys at ARKINSON & AERNATHY, Attor- neys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west side of the square. 22 | | HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, | Mo. Will attend to cases in any | curt of record in Missouri, and do gener- ideollecting business. W. O. JACKSON, attorney at law, wlpractice in the ‘State aad Fedral ‘courts. Office at Southwest corner of the quare in front room of Thompson Brick, nosite Opera House, Butler Mo. D, V. BROWN, Notary Public But- eler Mo, Will draw and acknowledge deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- quiring the acknowledgment or jurat otf an officer. Phvasicians. M. CHRISTY, M. D., Homoepathia Physician and surgeon, Special at- ivento female diseases, Butler ce, North side square faont room overBernhardt’s Jewelry store at T. Butler, C. BOULWARE, Physician and Office north side square, io. Diseases of women and chil- ren a specialty. | with this organization, or a i, Everingham, M. 1D idence west side North Main street E, L, Rice M, D, Residence east ot ith J, C Clark, EVERINGHAM & RICE. and SURGEONS, partnership for the ne and surgery, tender heir services to the citizens of Butler ind surrounding country, OFFICE in Everingh in’s new brick west side. square. Calls attended to itallhours, day or night, both in the ity and country. 241 14 se RPS (Continued from last week.) How Watch Cases are Made. This process of manufacture was invented by James Boss, who started in business in 14, and the methods and tools used in taking these watch cases are covered by Wients. This is the only watch case made ‘nder this process. For many years the in- ‘eduction of these goods was slow, owing pean Prefodice against, pisted goods, but gradually the public learned that the Jones Boss’ Gold Watch Case was not a dap gold-washed or electro-plated article, it was made of genuine gold plates of Sadard quality and thickness. C ‘onscientious to the determination to make Se best watch case ever put on the market, wi the adoption of every improvement gested, has made the James Boss’ Gold Weteh Case the STANDARD. wor maaan, Ithis watch case the parts OS 3 Bet subject to wear—the bew, crown, fr ches, cte., are made of SOLID GOLD. es, Sed cent stamp to Keystone Wateh Case Factories, Phila- ae Wateli Cases are made. (To be continued.) | Democratic party | great State, | nomination of Samuel J. | able, Pa, for handsome Dlustrated Pamphlet showing bow | Looks Th ike Vildenin 1884. following i of the ess the San Francisco, Cal., Tilden Club already founded there: ; To the citizen voters of the State of | California, of whatever religious | or pohtical behef, and of all na- tiona Ss. excepting only th Chinesse: Gentlemen: As members of the and citizens of this having for our object the | Tilden, by | the next Democratic National vention and his election by the peo- | ple to the Presidency of the United States, we beg leave to submit the | following facts tor your considera- | tion: We hold it to be sclf evident upon | | the proofs which that Tilden elected President in 1876. are Governor was We hold that be was counted by a shrewd, corroupt, unscrupulous combination of political partizans, who by that yery act damned them- selves to an immortality of infamy, and who shall be known as long as 4 record shall last, the ‘historic eight of the presidential count of 18- 76.”” We hold that this act of matchless treachery to Republican by defeating the will ot the ot the people can never be obliterat- as institution, majority ed in a proper except the reelection of Governor Tilden. We hold thatthe American peo- ple, regardless of party preferences, rebuke this, as the gravest of all politi manner, by owe it to themselves to al crime: and the most humiliating disgrace i that was ever perpetrated upon a free people. We hold that Governor Tilden stands forth as the peer of our great country to-day, and thac his opinions on the great issues tor the good of the people, and the perpetuity of free gov- ernment, will place him side by side with Jefferson and Jackson, Web- ster and Clay, and the other great defenders of constitutional liberty. We, therefore, announce our tention to use all honorable means to secure the nomination ot Governor Tilden, for President by the next National Democratic Convention. Should, however, that Convention, in its wisdom, decide to ofter to the voters any other sound Democrat, we will cheerfully acquiesce. We cordially invite all citizens who are favorable to the election of Gov- ernor Tilden to connect themselves similar in- club, in any other locality, in or out of this State. Ve have the honor ourselves, Your obedient servants, D. R. Risely, ’ A. C. Bradford, George Flournoy, aia! E. D. Farnsworth, President. James Mason, Secretary. | San Francisco, November, to subscribe Com. The Mound Builders. Osceola Voice. Yesterday we were shown by R. A. Vance of Hermitage, a wedge that had been washed out of one of the Moun? Builder’s mounds one and one-half miles south of J.adue, Hen- It is one of the cop- per instruments used by the Mound Builders. and costains the elements of the lost art ot hardening copper so that it will cut chilled steel. Also arrow heads taken from the grave of the Osage Chief, on the top of Blue Mound, Vernon county, one Hall which | ry county, Mo. | and one-half miles south of Bluffs on the Osage river, said the grandest sights ot 1 . at place it 1s curiosities exist west of the Mississip- There are numerous vaults tye or forty te thirty of ¢ Con-!} incontrovert- | out Ex-Governor Sprague. Exchange. Ex-Gov. W Island, has had He was born a millionaire and when ague, ¢ an eventful career. uite a young man was the greatest manufacturer of cotton goods in the Tnited States. He has been gover- nor of the a Ma eau ot volu t oo i ted s | of the most noted and beautitul | men of the countrv, wo-} when | Baisley & Gipson, graced Now, while com- | who trouble came him, | and deserted him, | paratively a young n upon 1, by a decree of court his great mills have been ta- | We will give special prices on | | ken from hin, and he is not even al- | lowed to retain his residence. The} | lines have not fall him in pleas- | j ant places, and it he feels that the | | world has used him badly, and is in- j | clined to adopt the shot gun_ policy i : E . : z FOR in protecting the few rights he has | left he ought not to be blaiwwed. per- | haps. But Gov. Sprague \ cry 7S | ps. in xov. Sprague 1s not} IX TY DAY S, | alone his misery. Itis the way | of the world. Others have drank ot | ie ae at As we must reduce our stock tor other this cup before him. = T he path of | Gonde (iWeraciainaraerapiel life is strewn all along with ruined Produce. Pay the fortunes and blighted hopes. It 1s better, perhaps, to be poor from the o be the finally have the wherewithal INGHEST PRICE FOR FRESH PRODUCE. beginning th: possessor ot milhons and then to Competition is no bluff tous. We al- Ways meet the closest prices, skirmish about tor so procure a few pounds ot meat. HOLIDAY COODS 1808. 1884. THE OLD RELIABLE. CAMPAIGN YEAR PROSPECTUS. Are coming. Remember our place is on the = ronage of their many customers, an: 2 5 . will gladly attend to their wishes» Democratic Politics—All the News, | South Side, Green Front, | anv and all times. Agricultural, Commercial and mam Goode delivered in the city m- JUndusirial—Advancement promptly. of . Home Interests— B. LEWIS, Chas Denney . . Brightand Retined Family Paper. THE The Misouri Republican tor the cam- paign year of 1884 will improve upon its past honorable record for ability, enter- prise, reliability, cleanliness, devotion to Western interesis, and in all other essen- tials of a great political, commercial, in- dustrial, social tamily newspaper. The ‘eading Democratic paper ot the West, it not ot the United States, it will earnestly : dvocate the principles ot the Democracy and support its chosen standard bearers. The friends who have heretofore been won by its honest and fearless course will find it always the same safe and trustwor- thy counselor.. Being an important fac- tor 1n the work ot political regeneration, it will expect to be a necessary auxiliary to every political speaker, and to every Democratic club in the Mississippi Val- ley. ‘The Forty-eighth congress will be a most important body, and the long ses- sion must develop in large degree the issues upon which the presidential can- s ot 1884 will be conducted. The re- vission ot the tariff on 4 basis of revenue rather than protection; the improvement ot American shinpingfinterests; the silver question; the disposition ot the Indians: the appropriation cf a sufficient amount for the improvement ot the Mississippi and Missouri rivers—these are the prin- cipal matier in which the people of the west and south are vitally concerned, and to them the Republican's W: ‘ashington telegraphic news will be largely devoted Faithful in its political service. the Republican will at ‘the same time be al- ways fair truthtul, being first of all and above all things else a news-paper, giving each day a complete, thorough and ex- haustive survey of the whole world, cov- eling everything ot value or interesting to its readers, The Republican will not only give all ‘he news, but spare no pains to print it in the must intelligent and conuenient form. The Weekly Republican will b: found anepitome ot the entire news of the week, No other weekly paper covers the news of the whole world so entirely and so clearly. and unlike any other weekly, it bears the news to its readers thoroughly digested, systematically ar- ranged and carefully pruned of all re- dundaney and repetition. The fact that it has a larger circulation than any other paper west of the Mississippi river shows the popular recognition that it has no equal. Terms of Subscription in Advance Mail—Postage Free. Daily, includir unday, per Boss Livreyman Has opened a NEW STABLE, One block west of OPERA HOUSE, His Buggies are New His Teams Fresh and Spiritea and arges are reasonable. CALL AND SEE HIM.’ H. v, PENTZ!: DEALER IN FURNITUR. BABY CARRIAGE of all atyles and pmces, Good Hearse Always on Aina COFFINS and turnished on short notice at F. Evans?’ stable Butler. Mo by Daily, witho nday paper, per year Weekly, (Monday, Wednesd: and Friday) per year. Weekly, Daily, detiv | | Made Orders may be left alter night or on Sunday, vicd | SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT’Y AT LAW, FIELD, ! | |e \ poe SPRING the bluff, which is - | (Associated at Washington, D.C) emcentists teae t > | Associated at (ics suamered tree and promos lookin Osage river, ; Bee ruins ot fortifications and smelung wits wn worl i ah A Great siprng tar as VEGETABLE FILLS Secure Healthy laction to the Liver | +d relieveall bil- § —= ee troubies. LIVE SES a invorite prescription of ¢né of sae d successful specialists in the ecure of Sereews Be” Wea ‘Decay seal-u env. veeiree. Dri Sdiress DR. WARD & CO ee aes KXAPP & CO.,St, Louis Mo. : GROCERY Glass, Queensware and Cr therefore do They solicit a continuance of the pat “Suly Veecatie; Hecrpisg. rice 230. AN Draggiste FREE! *e Doors South of the TOFFICE i S PO Dealers in— GROCERIES HARDWARE NSWARE TLER, MO. . ' on 4 BU 4 Grocery House OF 1. DENNEY |- no tt act their well known and popular stand on the East side of the square, are leading the TRADE tar BUTLER. .ot Their stock 1s composed of Feed Flour and the best qualiy of Staple and hancy Groceries, IN lery. THE: ARE AT LESS EXPENSE Than any house jn tne eity, anp not fear competition They pay liberal prices for Produce BAT ES ‘cou NTY¥ National Bank. BUTLER, MO. ORGANIZED IN 1871, Capital paid in, Surplus - - - $ 75.000. ‘CHICAGOILL = ae: TLANTA, C. $ 20.000 Large Vault, B urglar-Prooff V#~TON “ MUNTIR, AGENTS Safe with Time Lock * |[surrrer:- — - MISSOURI. We are prepared to “do a general bank- Cards. ing business. Good paper always in eekeeioe designs.) Sometht demand. Buy and sell exchange, &c. good inaile: -cipt of 6 cents stamps, Hearne & Co, P.O. Box 1487, receive deposits Xc.; DIRECTORS. Ely’s Cream Balm, J.C. Clark, Lewis Cheney, Hon. J B. Newberry Dr. Elliot Pyle E. P. Henry, I. N. Mains, Dr. J. Everingham, J. P. Edwards, Unequaled tor cold in the head, deafness . J. Ryan, “‘W. J. Bard, agreeable to use. Dr.D.D. Wood, J. Patty, Geo. W. Miers, a Coler: an Smith. Cream Baln has gained an enviable F. J. Tygard. putation wherever known; displacing arations. Send tor circu- OFFICERS. lar eantealbe tull information and relia- ble testimonials 3y mail, prepaid, 50 — cents a package—stamps received. Sold LEWIS CHENEY - - __ President | hy all wholesale and retail druggists. .C.CLARK - - - - Vice President. }.25 4t Ery’s Cream Bats Co. Owego, N.Y .1. TYGARD - - - = Cashier. Music Wi Soper’s Inst r Guide to Keys ot Piano and Organ, Price $1. Will teach any person to play 20 pieces of music in oneday. You couldn't learn it from a teaeher in a month f Try it and 4 be convinced. Sample will be mailed to « ddress on cipt of 25 cents in stamps by Hearne & Co, Pub- lishers, O. Box New York. out a Veachert BUTLER NATIONAL BANK ~—InN—} Opera House P Bloek 2) wamted—Ladies and young men wish- ing to earn $1 to$ $3 every dav quietly at BUTLER, MO. their homes; sent by \tor re reply. Authorized Capital, $200.000 |F S Burns, ist Brov vaucery 6oc., ¢ Dante Cash Capital 50.000} POETS 1,000 Campbell, g0c., Ch boc » Comper, 6 Surplus Fund BOOKER POWELIL a ae Hard E. WALTO> nC. DU ane DIRECTORS GONSUMPTION. Lhave a positive remedy’ ave thas cle fae caee standing bi — Se eT i a FREE torciver sits yy ALUABLE TREAT IBi on this dseease, to address. "PIS TOCT st, tal Peale Mew Yorks Dz. T. SiO abie on sells