The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 16, 1884, Page 3

secret Societies MASONIC. ASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at | awButler, Mo. Will practice i the courts of Bates and adjvining cou ties, Collections promptly attended to and Taxes Paid tor Non-residents. Office, front room over Bates county Na- tional Bank. n2 tf. {.S. FRANCISCO. S RANCISCO BROS. F Law, Butler, Mo., will prac har counties. Prompt attention given to col- |, i Office over Wright & Glorius? | the re store 20 lov Physi om over Office day « shone communication to N ¥ C. BOULWARE, : «Surgeon. Office north side s er, Mo. Diseases of women anc ena specialty. (Continued from last week.) How Watch Eases are fiade. A plate of sorry Gotp 14 2-10 karats | is soldered on each side of a plate of | hard nickel composition metal, and the | are cut and shaped by dies and formers. kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine- turning. The composition metal gives it needed strength, stijness and solidity, while be warranting each case to wear twenty years proves that it contains all the gold that these cases have been worn perfectly smooth by yearsof use without wearing through een Desvgve, La., Dec. 14, 1880. and but do not know how long. It looks good for ten fi moet cheerfully recommend your cases to be all | ti they are represented to be, and more. 0. McCaaxxr, Dep. Col. Int, Rev. 3d Dis, Towa, | Watch Case Factories, Paile- | 1) McREYNOLDS & SCHWENK Boot & Shoe Makeis BUTLER, tO. ‘ Moots and Shoes made to order Th as best ot leather used. op nerth side ot Square. 49.U S BRIDGEFORD & HUP Ornamental Heugse --AND— Sign Painters ning, Paper-Hanging, Dec«* eng, Sign and Buggy Work » or ECLA LTY brown h the courts of Bates and adjoining | exquisit fingers slightly curved, man’s future state—-ant t jlariy objects to the ¢ polars ; - source of comiort gold is thick enough to admit of all | many. The pre the right of every man to have his the written guarantee of the manufacturers | part he preters Gre dure, flowers and | can possibly be needed. This guarantee j Cremator, is given from actual results, as many of | and « lit T have used one of your James Boss’ Gold Watch | Mo. Republican. bought = | presents. | tes. $16,792,000, actu assets $67, 00, sums up the whole case be we th The baby was > bed, safely A E rd was tl i Te 1 palm as rosy as the depths of ely shell. appiness io er acknowledges ody b snwood—its ver- } rd sangs to the "s smoke and white heat e pile of ashes. A Sorry Showing ire of the From the day of the | 2 New York ! rm of Grant & Warc he public knew it w ould prove to be bad business: but it was not) pre- jbitton of amaz- zred tor such an e3 ig tolly as the report of the assignee The siatement of habili- i. The firm wes supposed to putshell. ind exceptionally wt several reputation who are ee: lealers e woi when the ! Cuma HS ¢ + Wwe t do to ene se\ ent ‘ rs tise: hy é fe » ui wiet- Q,000. u $97,000 il i firm we conducted ss-like manner. af hook. ne journal, ane ‘ bout it. op tions is what the ind) deahos of the firm and the per In nearly every Titics were depos ito protect Lsaus the firm ited wit ure loans hemi te rehypothecared nade 10 itsclim—and these securities nests of th i Mr. Blaine hi the army: a brother who is major ‘ - J Julia gan t Wd major and paymaster ; -eButler Lodge, No meets the first ach mc = Lic ft S Ph do s, % i pee - nonth. cdo k ole ree. ) Gouley Comma: : 3 =} geets the first Tuesday “4 tron 1.0. 0. F ae - gates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- oo p? said to re rf herse is sou sleep Butler 6 meets th Z ‘ - ” iis See wndand ath Wednesdays in each month | Nurse just pat her do I shail Co —— es yme power, ee i dent. have bee (oe i ae is , dent, have been quite © s, B. LASHBROOK. THOS. I.SMITH. j ast, ureec ‘ 5 bs i , | successful in using the inf cir positions in 3eir own flesh and liberal ] s several relatives and paymaster; a cousin, Gen. mong among | - vice presi- | women whom we would fear to make feathering the bived JK without What Men Have Said About Women. the = § Electric Light of the Southwest BUSINESS GOLLEGE, ESE PILERR, REISSOU PIE, is to n as her nats FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; t the funer- t were not the 7 custom to we Women d marry the: A therough and practical business cours: aa | be presented consisting of Penmanship, e heart | Mathematics, Grammar, Spelling, Commer- cial Law, Business Correspondence, ‘Tele- graphy and Bookkeeping inits various forms viz: Merchandise, Bank, Railraad, Express love is like the eld who sings at night nnd) Telegraph. Ornamental Penmanship 17 . . Women swallow at one mouthful the | QL Drawi o W oT j : +2 + | lie that flatters and Ae SS by drop |} con : ne will be taught to those desir- nomous by dip of 2 coquette.—Poine . Rascal! That word on the lips of a woman, addressed toa too darling man, | often means—sugels. We meet in society many attractive —D' Harleville. zn who pretends to Iaugh at in | a truth that is bitter.—Diderof. hinge them. o o you have read our financial K. | column and want to know the meaning kin: a cousin, Rev M. C. Blaine, | of bulls and bears. Well, we will ex- plain. Bulls are bulls and bears are ' ohn J. Coppinger. General »0st Chaplain, and a son-in-law,C - 7 Dosh Chapin, au on-in-law,Col. | bears. When the bulls are not making Lo- | a fuss the bears are, and vice versa, 50 John A .RKINSON & ABERNATHY, “My baby i iheraothe torneys at Law, Butler, Mo. O ens Bia west side of the sauare : ee and John M. Cunnt HENRY, Attorney at eee in-law, is a second lieutenant A. Mo. Will attend to | Seat So « : ne een burnt 2 court of record in Missouri, e. impel Tow aelyat ee mio eenth TREES - ui collecting business. eer . bi ot the country only D V.BROWN, Notary Public But- | tor no app: ap ae v other relatiyes eléeMo. Will draw and acknowledge | 2). o: nc baby it : jeeds, contracts, leases and all papers | sleeping baby inher arms and ws. quiring the acknowledgment or jurat ot | switting in th ther rt a <0 __. | scarcely crossed the threshold Physic ja statis { cause to k J VERINGHAM, M. D., Physician | baci stifling ty mea anen e Res Ee weet 2 | thick clay d w that et ees play a y Office UP STATE » ‘ a T tive p vest side of Public Square; first rocm | crac ‘ eae i north of Olive House. | Peer : c y L.RICE, M.D., Eclectre Physi- | cave seaman nand Surgeon. Allcalls prompt- | ; unity to exce up stairs over | epee Nas Gx pushing fimeystic waraing, ner: Naa W. HL Batt , feven now be lying. : we i i {RISTY & BALLARD, | er ¢ 1 prove fi¢ | Tove. ecame very | door. Circus processions never come Logan, Jr., is a cadetat West Poi : y Ss Jr., is a cadetat West E aint we are always ready to impart infor- ningham, brother- | mation.—Boston Post. The pay rools how A citizen in the western part of the | Cc ° 2W | city who has a house for sale, says that The Commercial Branches a more history of the country | the location. on norse- | in Wasb- “Oh, th government | 42. The h as long had been | week.” man-worship- ut judging trom “Two dollars! I'd like to see my- in the | lead- | he has learned more of human nature | Re- | in the last three months than in all his life before. Nine people out of ten who | by the ee 7 rat =, by the Pris al, assisted by Pro dc- | come to look at his $10,000 house have WONSCY | side of the street. that the market is continually in trou- | Fully meets the demands of our young friends not prepared to pursue the S three relativ es in the urmy: : +* |ble. Now that you understand it you | C 5 ci eee ‘ . ESP 4 . s Commercial course on accour feficiency i > C . Lucker, Jr., a son-in-law, is Ba Seis thecrial een es ee count of deficiency in the common school branches ssary to add this course ot training to the Commerci _ | ter is. When you want to find out any ¢ : thing else, don’t hesitate to = that I may be better prepared to further the interests of jhe students, have secured the services of W.D. Deaver, A. M., who will take cha j of this department; and I 1 a ssure every student that nothing will be le $$ ; i - undone to promote their h For Sale. | ghest interests. ili be superintended 1 beg practical instr s and Gentlemen, see than enter this lege earl » Operators and teac . H.W. DeRon uctors, will also insure success to their studen not $10 to buy with. The same propor- tion are deliberate Nineteen out | of twenty want every room changed ra business ¢ . and prepare themselves as Dc } | | about. n out of tw go all through the house and then object to the street. and see us, we shall Ate BRE WO - ; Not one single woman out of the scores who have called at the house had any | ~ R : ti ‘d espectiuily, other idea than to »mporary . One w ryroom | measured to i r pets would fit nd then sud yered that the house was a whol om the street ears. Another pianned how she w: and then left in was not a Metho corner. A third was )0 to bind the t when it sv her sister out hours and Ora Fe LEE REE EN EE OE TEN LONE NNT IE ELE OT OTE ITE EO LIL I A LORE OE J. Le LUDWICK & SON, PURE .URUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AN DD UGGISTS SUNDRIES, Main Street, - Bsutler, Mo is of wood. Itis forty h and eighty to a school é - en's ra do not 7 aay pe | A beautiful imported nioss rose china tea set will be given awa Ww 5 pscseey Mor EL A SY oS ly men who cation, though bf “We: rods toa house. Sireet - box of matchless baking powder to the person ¢ three are then passed between polished | sy : = x i n sieel rollers, From this plate the various | fem 1 ses ins, and aes yay g owe euen ebay calaicashitainia faak j ti ee wubeake 3 : ae idea of ———— parts of the cases—ba enters, bezelsete. | destroys this illfsion, which ts a) Jost to him sonsiderable of the popu- SHES oe Z Se eee ; feat! 1 pas . | = 8 POk Cert We must move next | per placed oposite his or hername. The Tea Set consists of 50 pieces, i <i eee ee Please deposit $2 for ‘ . eee ee $ salityty to the best in the market. “Very weil ee my trouble in showing you over.” Baking Powder warranted equal in qu self! Why, your house is the poorest | No Humbug, Call and see it. red or buried, but for his) the example Shae ie was ithe examples before us he was not 3 j “ e one for sale in all Detroit, and I’d not halt so greedy as James G. Blaine, } live in it rent free!”’ oi 3 Illinuis, would prove to be should passing, saw your sign, and thought I they be so fortunate as to succeed in might as well tramp over your, prem- their ambitions and the people so unfortunate as to see them | fouse and set fire to it!"’—Detroit Free American i i] ! | Maine, and John A. Logan, ot “But you came here to buy?” | I ID Ratter | = =z -= i} t in the gift of American snffrage. These are Solid Facts The best blood puritter and sy whoever requires Bitters the best and only They act surely ottie guaranteed to ¢ ne bottle by if. M- 1 biecks killed hu to outrage the little daughter of Dr. ! ise?” The negro entered the room + *Zactly, The child's Rease. throvzh a window. screams cane to her assistance. contessed him crime. y 2ys find certain and quickly, ntire sat- | key dropped down upon half a dozen | Wn to organs, i A Northern man who remains in & } + Southern town over twenty-four hours 1 ee 2a Fac conemma theseachot saute | Sour encountering the colored sae | fering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters, | who is conv eoaaa ae ipti eed ! Inactivity ot the Liver, Biliousness, erecta new = ute eee neler a | Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, | sider himself lucky. here ored ly : F ‘ or any disease of the urinar, or | neighborhood in which the colored peo- ' ‘ appetizer, tonnic or | ple haven’t more churches than they | \ 1 i ! H ' Electric j cure untz shot} us downtown an “No, I didn’t. I happened to be ises as to go down town. Good morn- sir! You'd better insure your ‘placed in the two highest positions | Press. Three for Six Shillings. anemia can maintain, but the work of canvass- ing never lets up for # day- ‘One day at Birmingham an old dar- : | of us at the Nixon House and explained | | that his church building had been | blown away by a cyclone. We chip- >, | ped in a quarter apiece and sent him ©'- | off, but in the afternoon he overhauled d wanted as much 1 the side; more. In the evening, wake porn TI a8 JAN UARY FIRST "°85 : the depot, he was there nt ofa) gemand. the “See here,” “gren’t you coing ais * said one of the givers, it pretty strong? : the third time you've unknown. “Why. his wite, , asked in for that church building : Se “Ob, no, no, sak! De fust two bit: nself. His was fur de building, kase we want 3 waked her brother, a place to meet in. De nex’ two was want another quarter for something sab. We orter have s bell == | on dat buildin’ jist as soon as we kin | i “hy, raise de funds to buy it! I'ze bin sort) who | Q axin’ you wid s restin’ spell between, | a to put in de winders an’ benches, an’ yo.—A negro . 2s jas’ will be scrumpshus+5 used to : see = pay de preacher an’ buy de bhymn- J br m Raleigh to-day — peoks.” ea arge of attempting -‘And next time you meet us you'll ' events sso besTeive BATTLES OF THE WORLD. angie The negre : <9 as not tokick up 2 flustrashun.”— | 4% a Soe te. Lato. Detroit Free Press.