The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 2, 1884, Page 7

Sea Care seERGATORRAZA tf IMPOTENSY. gx Tested for ov SN ADDRESS HARRIS REMEDY CO. 306% Cagtaees Tea: $3: 2 wonTHs.€5 ; ~ SUFFERERS | Nervous,Chronic and Blood = ee Heart Affections, Weak Lungs, alas ‘Debility, Broken Down Consti- ‘and Weakness of the Midmeys,Blad- = gap Organs,ask your Druggist for CHAS. W. SCOTT'S j Fonte aENOWNED SPECIFIC NO. 13, | Coch, BEEF IRON D, BRAIN & TAIN & NERVE RVE TONIC. 360d, Bie = oe to order it Coca, Beef and Iron wrg Chemists, North 10th St., St. Louis, Mo. 5 monrus, $7 The majority of the Body arise from @ Berang Liver, affecting hoth ths Bowels, Bn order te ey -? necessary to rem ores? far and bbe, 4 ions, they arc @ ue Dwspepsta Wabitualc Tsids: e- 6 perior to uny other medicine; <i anes ii the eystem thoroughly, and i.parting new lifeand energy to thetn~ it Itt a medicine and noian intoxicating deverage. ASZ YOUR DRUGGIST FOR PRICKLY ASH BITTERS, r and take noocther, PRICE, $1.00 per Bottls. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO.,SOLE PROPRIETORS St Louis and Kansas City. Mo. Te will and enrich the BLOOD, regulate j == eS, and KIDNEY: RESTORE THE ‘TH and Im all those Giesanee wiring, ‘acertain and eficien. TONIC, especially Dyspeps psia, Want of Appetite. Indizes- tton, Lael trengih, etc., its use ls marked | with immediate and wondervul results. the mind and supplies Brain Power. HARTERS It gives and healthy complexion. he stronge: Harter’s I Tonte at counterfeiting have o Bones, muscles and nerves receive new force. Enlivens L ADIES:: ‘suffering from all complaints cular to their sex will find in > TONIC a safe and speedy mony to the value of DR. ca Ses attempts jy added to the popular~ ity of the original. 1f you earnestly desire health VIRGINIA CITY Marmaduke’s Delegates. Goienenecn. Sree eS AN INDIANA ROMANCE. | COUNTY torna } is, who has been) Mar a prea [ *eneral ~ Af ty Years iGtLG General Marma 1 ar ty Years of Adsense « Mun- tio k, = OF BUTLER, MO. IX c Teens \I : : =a 5 so far as W 1 ur 5 SNOVIONS. ped. Conve t ve bee : cao : St t t I ve Pwo gates i a = is necessary to, - Marn instre 64 : A member of t te| EF ; ae ’ m pe the state). ork Carmadice not iosirected Ga. 126 Groceries and oe es s | the tact that the counties yet to meet | For Fyan, not instrt 1 : | : i an, not instructec 3 5 {number and that he seine > er" s —Also a tull line of— eae them being | For Bashaw, ape) more than eS request Of | For Good > > Hardware and Implements, | the State cor ttees not to hold : Ree : . primaries t July 26 1s being} ; Call and price our goods and | oe j a ay poly 20s ones 9 9 canine tharh quality. | obeyed here remain to be elect- ——— 203m VIRGINIA, MO. | €d 273 delegates, so the race 1s uot | Totals 130 150 | over ees and more than two ‘months | POLITICAL TaLK to go on. ne | donot experiment—get the ORIGINAL AND BEST. ‘Send your address to The Dr. GE: Sio'Yor Gar “DREAM BOOK? of strange and useful information, free. Dr. HARTER’S IRON TONIC IS FOR SALE BY ALL DrucaisTs ano DEALERS EVERYWHERE. STRONG'S SANATIVE P Bs Arraetg.c int, the Biscde leansing oettronn 3 Malacal Tent. = ] Sick Da ga Constipati. The Old, Well Tried, Siceernet Health Renewing Remedies. Liver. cure for ify "S PECTORAL ee Insure healthy appetite toe good dies regularity of tho bowel jcute females, soothing Sror and Cedar St. BAL PILLS £ Syercesia ‘th Sates THE ACME PULVERIZER, CLOD CRUSHER AND LEVELER, For Sale at the Grange Store ies H.V, PENTZ!-R DEALER IN FURNITURE, BABY CARRIAGES of all styles and prices, Good Hearse Always on Hana COFFINS Made and furnished on_ short nofice Orders may be left at F. Evans? stable after night oron Sunday, Butler. Mo vinl Lvon & Williams. (North Main St.) Twv Doors South of the POSTOFFICE —Dealers in— GROCERIE BARDWARE —AND— QUEENSWARE BUTLER, MO. 2 tt no*® tt needs tourist, To the ’-. of the commercial traveler and new settler, Hostters Stomach is aapted, since yOSTEE! Bitter it the influences. It removes prevents maleri al tever, coa dyspep- stimulates the kidneys hes as weli a ifies the blood tigue, whethe weary 2 d source of re mental ed find ewed strength Druggists Dealers and action to the Liver d relieve all bil- lous troubles. ————" {Rarely Vegetable; Mo Criping. Prise 250. All Draggists. peculiarly a- | as tollows: Bashaw, not instructed. | doubtful. Mr. Yantis’ summary of results 1s | Nevada Democrat: Vernon coun- ’ | tv is Marmaduke. The Adair county—Three delegates tor | Democrat did it with its little hatch- Hurrah for the Democrat. The ground solid for et. Hen. in| He Bary—Two delegates for Lamar Democrat: Frank Nesbitt his race for Secretary of State. aining Barton--Two delegates tor Mar- maduke, instrueted. wiil come out first, we hope, on the Bates—Six delegates tor Marma- } home stretch. duke, instructed. ue Brownington Gazner: Up to maduke, not instructed. Benton—Two delegates tor Mar-| , 2 fc june 16'h, thirty six counties have ! | 1865 Wilcoxen was killed in a saw | living with her at Springport, Oldest B Bank in the County. : Mrs. Wall n, - - $75,000. : : iS cae x 27-000 was-ioct Ie Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock , time, A | sa Shafer, a daughter ot a pron farmer, and in 184g, when | nt t tever was at its height, he DIRECTORS, t with a number of gold- | Lewis Cheney, .C. Clark, Y imong whom was Ch: arles Dr. Elliot Pyle lon. J. B. Newberry ae : E He I. N. Mains, . MecLau athe Calitornia million-] pr, J. re J. P. Edwards, tire who was shot in a San Francis- | J. J- Ryan, Ww. i: ard, (eee Dr.D.D. Wood, J. M. Patty, co hotel by a railroad contractcr. | Geo. W. Miers, . Coleman Smith. Since 1852 no word was received by IF. J. Tygard. Mrs. Walling from her husband, and OFFICERS as years passed he was given up as dead. His father’s large estate was | LEWIS CHENEY - - President’ administered as if such was the case, ua C.CLARK - - - - Vice President. TYGARD - - - Cashier. and Mrs. Horatio V. Valling was remarried to 1862. In Wilcoxen in Veach widow Henry BUTLER | cnunty, until his death, in 1882. In the meantime Volney Wilson, a prominent citizen and stanch friend Opera Tlouse Bloe k, 1866 married the twice mill, and in Jeremiah dessolate Bolinger—Two delegates for Mar- fei specie ne send delegates | of W alling’s, never gave him up, maduke, paeincerd. to the State noua convention but flooded the west with letters ot BUTLER, MoO. Butler—One delegate for | ae (eileen SH August 12th. jingury. In February last, Walling, b doubttul. Tbe 2 eas counties cast TIT! While deputy postmaster at Weather- | (, . : votes which stand astollows: Mar- ! Cash Capital and Surplus, $57,850. Camden—One delegate for Mar- by, Oregon, under a postmaster who JOHN H. SULLE mene motanstucied: Seu Qt; Bashaw, 9; Campbell, himself had been absent from his | 3S ULI eee President a ‘ g - 6; Fvan, 3; Phelps, 2. | : eee nee os T.W. CHILS, ...-Vice President. Caldwell—T wo delegates for Winiswaeeoe W.o * | family for twenty years, picked up | WaJB. WALTON,. Cashier. Marmaduke not instructed. Bae eae eats Jee Poe \ the letter post-marked Muncie, and | ©. ©, DUK Asst Cashier, = ~ the young O’Connor ot Missouri, is | 4: DON KIN -Clerk and Collector. Cape Girardeau—Four delegates = i S| directed to the postmaster, and, FRENTE eatie. “Gol anetaicted | not only an announced candidate for opening it, found it was an inquiry DI CTORS or My Fi Ke, Ss ed. j git, 4 a sy RE KR | and } | Marmaduke, itstructed. Cass—Five delegates for Marma- | - - ee eee in many of the rural districts. duke, instructed. Cedar—Two delegates tor Mar- maduke, not instructed. Christran—One delegate for Mar— Jackson is a studious, unassuming young man, clear lawyer and good orator. He was a prominent candi- date two years ago, and if nomina- maduke, not instructed. 5 ted this year, will be elected and do Cooper—Four delegates for Mar-|._.. E justice to the office. maduke not instructed. Dade—Two delegates for Mar- Saline Progress: Col. Jake maduke, not instructed. | Child, of the Richmond Conservstor, Dallas—One delegate for Fyan, | 1s a very compamonable, genial and not instructed. wholesoul gentleman of good old Dunklin—Three delegates for | Democratic notions who would make Marmaduke, not instructed. ja delightful Licutenant Governor. Franklin—Five delegates tor Mar- | He is a newspaper man, it is true— maduke, not instructed. ! but then he deserves stil! other hon Gasconade—One delegate — for | ors for his modesty and merit mn his Marmaduke, not instructed. | already exalted position. ake hin Hickory—One delegate tor Fyan, | Licutenant Governor by acclama- instructed. | tion. Howell--One delegate tor Mar- | - maduke, not instructed. | A Lawyer's Cpe of Interest Iron—Two delegates for Marma-- J. A. Tawuey, ie leading attorney | ot Winona, Minn. tes: *fAfaer using it tor more than three years, I take great pleasure in stating that I regard Dr- King’s New Discovery for Consumption, as the best remedy in the world tor Coughs and Colds. it has never failed to cure the most severe colds I have had, and in- yariably relieves the pain in the chest” Trial-bottles of this sure Throat fand Lnng* free at F. M, Crumiey store. Large sixe, $1,00. duke, instructed. Jasper—Five delegates ; for Mar- maduke, 3; for Fyan, Jefferson—Four delegates Marmaduke, instructed. Latayette—Six delegates tor Mar- maduke, not instructed. Lian—Four delegates for doubttul. McWVonald—One delegate Marmaduke, instructed. Macon—Six delegates duke, instructed. Mercer—Two delegates for Good- tor & Co’s Drug 1 Kelly’s Opinion. JerFERSON City, Mo., Jure 23. Secretary of State McGrath recently wrote to Hon. Jno. Kelly, of New York city, to learn his opinion con- cerning the strength of the various Dem- ial for tor Marma- ing, not instructed. andidates tor preside a candidates tor president ont Moniteau— Three E for delegates in— ocrauc ucket. making esy Morgan—Two delegates for Ba- quiry concerning Cleveland’s popu- “ \laritv. Mr. Kelley’s reply to the shaw, instructed. i. Soa . ef t 7 c. tter was received tc -day, ang is as Newton—Three delegates for Mar- | 2s sieap acme ” . | follows: maduke, not instructed. | Pettis —Six delegates for Marma- } New Ye ib - June 21, 15 + duke. not instr | — << Sin Fifer . Secretary ©, “ ate, Fefferson Pike—Six delegates for Marma- ea Hes 2 ‘ cd City My Dear Sir: In re ply to vou you pose duke, not instructed. Pulaski—Two delegates tor Mar— madvke, instructed. make to ae there Riplev—One delegate for Camp- | , eiesandis i betore the public, the an bell, not instructed. prosecuting attorney, but a favorite | Mr. | cure tor all} “diseases m av be had | man could tor him. | son resulted, and yesterday Walling Dr. T. C. Boulware, | returned and spent last evening with | R, D. Williams. | his wite of thirty-five years ago. The Judge J. H. Sullens, i a A. L, McBride, impressive Frank Voiis, C, H, Dutche.’ Correspondence with Wii- Booker Powell, Green W. Waltoa, Dr. N, L, Whipple, T, W, Childs, Ws», F, Walton, J. Rue Jenkins. sad and | meeting was 4 | Years of trouble have brought | one. Gray hairs and wrinkles to both of —. }them, and the children, who were OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: lite more than babes when the |G-s:encecan, ©, C, Duke, John Deerwester, O. Spencer, father lett, have grown up and have ] John B. Ellis, J, R, Estill, S, Q. Dutcher, J, 1, McKee, families of ther own, It is MOM | Tieiry Donovan, A, H, Humphrey. than Ikely that remarriage will teil : | close this romantic tory. Large Fire and Burglar Proof Safe with time lock. Civecces of prohibition need have no LOKLY ASH BITTERS’ as it is a \ oy reason of its cathartic pro- be used as abeverage. — It ts from the purest materials, on the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach ‘As a blood purifier it has no pleasant to the taste, and effec- Receives deposits subject to check at sight, Loans money buys and sells ex change and does a veneral Bankine bus- iness. Your pusiness is respectfully solicited. THE HORNS |The Prayer Business New to Him. A Colorado farmer having been to igious, a revival meeting, telt very rel and as they were entertaining some the thought proper | city friends he thing to do would be to have morn- yers. ing pra So the household were began by reading a chapter in assembled, and he the bible: | kneel while he made a prayer. He Ten minutes | passed, twenty, then a half an hour. The listeners began to grow restless then requested them to commenced. put still he prayed with unabated vig- or, with no sign of a termination. His wife was in despair; all the farm work bad yet to be done, be- Grocery House sides the nouse work ; telt sure OF the kitchen fire be out and see es their chance ot a IC. DENNEY and popular n accordance wit She wae periect his wish for morning Die but to act their well known have them continued all day scemed literally too much of a good thing. it longer, stand on the Kast side the square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE IN tar BUTLER. ‘Their stock 1s composed ot e to end Atlength, unat she leaned over and whispered to him: ‘John, don’t you ik you have prayed long enoug rh Rav—Five delegates for Marma- | answer in a very few wor nd in “Yes, but I don’t to = lageneral way. I le Opinion é - ™ duke instructed. ' oe Be a ae che most | Wind the damn Feed Flour and the best qualiy of Staple and fancy Grocerves, St. Clair—Two delegates tor Mar- | be no mistake in non ting him_ at | maduke, not instructed. | Chi nthe $ ot July an ou Glass, Queensware and Cvtiery. ate “depe ; THEY ARE AT Ste. Genevieve—Two delegates | for Marmaduke, not instructed. St. Louis countv—Five delegates for Marmaduke, instructed. hne—Eigh: delegates for Mar- | land will joHN RELLY $s EXPENSE Than any house in the eity, and therefore do uot fear competition. They pay liberal prices for rodnce. For. fe at They solicit acontinuance of the pat- Sx BES ;. Blaine introduced Mr. Logan f maduke, instructed. Be ine no eee gee Cece bente byt M. = ronage of their many customers. anc Scotiand—Three delegates tor lat Augusts as ‘ta gallant hero. drug store. will giadly attend to their wishes at cot | “sallant hero’’ ang and all tines, Marmaduke, not instructed. ! What a pity that 4 Shannon—One delegate tor Mar- tg }4 a v as never maduke, not mstructed - } t TERALY Wy ETE Stoddard—Three delegates; for? been in should have to play second violin to the SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATTY [Ai LAW, ie esociated rk eimneeg ee rods delivered in the aoe p pptiv. Chas. nae peace