The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 29, 1884, Page 2

MADE THE HAIR FLY. A Bough and Tumble, Hair-Pulling, Eye-Gouging Fight. The ladies of the Garfield ledge, Knights and Ladies of Honor, hada very warm and animated meeting yesterday afternoon at Druids’ hall. In fact the adjectiyes ‘‘warm’’ and “‘animated”’ convey but a taint idea of the red-hot time that they ex- perienced. This particular Garfield lodge is a benevolent insurance or- ganization, and at the meeting yes- terday among the routine business to be transacted was the settlement of some benefits that were due cer- tain members. The ladies proceed- ed with business, but somehow the sheets did not balance, and it was apparent there was a screw loose some place. They argued and in- vestigated, and as matters only be- came turther entangled the more they proceeded, they grew hot around the dress collars aad called each oth- er hard names just like bold bad Politicians. Mrs. Goebel, the treas- urer, was subjected to some harsh criticisms and she retaliatsd in the same line un her opponents. From words, the ladies of the Garfield lodge, like the ‘Society upon the Stanislaus,’ peeled their wraps and appealed to muscle. Mrs. Goebel led out with her right and caught Mrs. Wienhazgen under the left ear. Mrs. Annie Thomas banged Mrs. Goebel in the jaw and the treasurer, being a lady of high temperment, could not brook such treatment, so she reached down on the floor, so it 1s alleged, and picked up a spitton and dashed it at the head of her op- ponent. It struck one ot the ladies and she smiled a sickly sort of smile and curled up floor. The tall of the gallant warrior produced a panic in the line of females drawn up in battle array, but it was only for an instant. filled and the fight went on. hair was scattered about pro- fusely as the leaves of Vallambrosia. Science was discarded and the com- bat descended to a question of mere physical prowess. Mrs. Goebel was backed by a hard-fisted contingent, and she was slowly but surely gaimn- ing the victory, the opposition having never entirely recovered from the havoc produced in their ranks by the sudden and unlooked for debut of cuspidor. Finally the ladies were parted bv a horrid man, and gathering up their torn and gory garments the Mmes. Wieshagen and Thomas, with their triends, proceeded to the dispensary, where a number of ugly scalp wounds in their heads were dressed. The ladies next went to the Four Courts with the intention of getting out a warrant against Mrs. Goebel. Mr. Dierkes was not in and they vowed they would return in the ,norning. -_— 4@ssurences From Kelly. on the Her place was quickly False as A Prominent and influential Indi- ana democrat, a personal triend of Mr. Hendricks, called upon Mr.- John Ker'ly yesterday afternoon. In the course of the interview Mr. Kelly said: ‘‘When you return to Indiana I want you to say to Mr. Hendricks for me that Tammany hall will Prove as true to the national democratic ticket as the needle to the pole. The charge that the hall proposes to sell out Cleveland by making a deal to elect our county ticket is intamously false. I have Personally pledged my honor to Goveraor Cleveland that he should have my earnest and cordial support, and he shall. Let them say what they please, but I never violated my personal pledge in my life. There has been a won- derful improvement developed in this city and state for Cleveland within the last two weeks. It is Surprising. The Ohro election has only had the effect to stir up the democrats and make them more de- termed. This state will go tor Cleveland and Hendricks, and Tam- many hall will contribute 50,000 Votes to the triumph. Say this to Mr. Hendricks for me, and tell him that he need have no tear of Tam- acim or the result in New York Kelly is a beautiful talker, | and his face glowed with an honest | and earnest expression while he} made the above pretty little speech. | I believe he is honest in his purpose | and will trust him through good and | evil report until the close of the polls. Within the past two weeks I have conversed with fifty or more demo- crats here outside of Tammany hall himself appears to be passive. | has very little regard, personally, for WaAsHINGTON, Oct., 12.—As the end ot the presidential campaign ap- proaches the members of the cabi- net and bureau officers of the gov- ernment are surrendering themselves to political work. President Arthur He Prostituting the Public Service. s ENNETT, WHEELER & (0 ——DEALERS IN THE—— Celebrated Mitchell Farm Wagon, Cortland Steel Gear | | Blaine. In fact he has nothing but contempt for the plumed knight, and, with very few exceptions, they believe that Kelly will give Cleve- land his loyal support. It he does, New York city with Brooklyn will give Cleveland and Hendricks 60,- coo majority over Blaine and Logan, This will insure the democrats the state by trom 40,000 to 50,000. Oil en Troubled Waters. The time is fast approaching when the now rising generation will won- der at the folly of having ever nge- lected such a means ot salvation, tor the mass of evidence on this sub- ject which has recently accumulated has now compelled attention from the most skeptical, and the experi- ments so successfully carried out on the stormy coast of Aberdeenshire, at the harbor of Peterhead, have borne fruit far and near. Some of the fishers, who had witnessed them, remembered them to good purpose when trying to enter the harbor of Stonehaven, and warned of their danger by the white-crested waves raging on the bar. They had with them.only a little colza oi! and a little paraffin tor their lamps (vegetable and mineral oils), so little that most men would have deemed it mere folly to cast such upon tempestous waves. But these men had profited by their lesson. One man stood on either bow and, just asthe boat ap- proached the raging surf, they slow- ly poured out their offering to the waves, which, as if by magie, ceased to break, and rolled on in harmless green billows, which carried the boat safe into port. I have also just heard trom Cornwall that a party of Cornish fishers who chanced to be at Aberdeen at the time of the ex- periments and there witnessed the stilling of the waters, returned to their own granite-bound coast with the conviction that they had seen something which hereafter it may be well for them to practice. Now. thanks to the same large-hearted and energetic Scotchman who planned and brought into practical working the oil-breakwater at Peterkead, the men of Kent can tell with wonder of its apphcation to their own harbor of Folestone and are eye-witnesses of how quickly, on a very stormy day, a few gallons of oil have calmed the breaking waves and made the harbor smooth and sate. The Londcn pa- Pers, in reporting on these experi- ments. have stated the general belief that, by the simple use of oil, en— trance and egress to the Folestone harbor may henceforth be absolutely secure in the severest storms.—Pop- ular Science Monthly. A Run ona Drng Store. Never was such a rush made tor any Drug Store as is now at F. M. Crumly & Co’s. fora Trial Bottle of Dr. King,se New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and colds. All persons affected with asth- ma, bronchitis, Hoarseness, Seyere coughs orany affection of the Throat and lungs can get a Trial Bottle of this great remedy tree by calling at above Drug Store. Reg nlar size $100 No 5 Three of ’"Em—Grace, Disgrace and Scap-grace. <AAlbany, N. Y¥., Oct. 22.—Ben Butler has been called back sudden— ly to Boston ‘on business.” He has abandoned that part of his tri- umphal car tour through the south- western part of the state. It is said he will return again next week, and Pick it up where he left off. He will be in New York city at any rate. Blaine reaches the state at the western end on Monday, and by Tuesday mght will be in New York city. Goy. Cleveland will be there also, to reyiew the first two divisions of the state militia. It is said that | Butler, Blaine and Cleveland will | all sleep under the roof of the Fifth | Avenue hotel on Tuesday night H | HANovER, O., Feb 135 After having lung tever and pneumo- H nia I had a dreadfui cough and could nor | sleep atnight. The doctors told me I} had consumption Would die. [ pave | taken ix bo.ties of Pisco’s Cure is entirely gone and I am 23-1yr EMELINE well as | and my | Whither the missionaries to spread the light of the gospe - among the natives. however desirous he may be of hav- ing his party succeed. But his dis- like of Blaine is having no marked effect in restraining federal officers from prostitutinz the civil service to federal interterence with elections in the several states. These officers are looking out for their personal inter- ests and feeling that to save them selves they must display conspicuous loyalty to Blaine, they care nothing tor Arthur. Hence, between now andthe 4th of next month bureat officers, post-ofhce agents and othe: high salaried officers will be actively Soring Wagons and Top Bugeies, Halliday “WY 2 Ta 2D Zw 4. Ma EE So and Iron Suction or Force Pumps. Hardware, Groceries, Wagon Woodwork. corner Standard Tron Steel, Nails, sc. Northeast engaged in the doubttul state Square, Butler, Mo. in the peculiar party work == — for which in various politica On oe NEW JEWELER. contests they have been specially the public that I ESE ieee in ai i is in. Butler to make it my future home, trained. Indiana is to be the prin- al aye the larpest and best as: cipal scene of their activity, and thé sorted stock of cree. eaiclics ane c iry and spectacles ever brough effect of their work can be counter. Jeweiry and spe Which [will sell acted only by the ceaseless vigilance cheap for cash. Having had mene > 2 eee years experience in the manufac- and courage of the _Democrats and yor of watches and clocks in Eu- anti-Blaine Republicans rope, Iam now prepared to repair watches and clocks, no matter how complicated nor how badly they trunk have been abused. By bringing : = = ai htem to me, you can have them put line railroads are effectively aiding uitgood running order and guaran the Blaine managers in raizing cam|°® Satistactio paign money, These roads will no FRANZ BERN HARDT Butler, Mo sell half-fare tickets to federal officer. and clerks, unless the latter hay provided themselves with certificate from the Republican state tion here. Some of these tions will furnish certificates only up on the payment of a cert: o money. The Michigan Republicar association for instance, charges siy| dollars tor a certificate and no Mich ticke pays Blood Money. Washington, Oct. 22.—The NEW FIRM R.A. A'TKISON The Newest and Freshest Line of GROCERIES, IN THE CrrTy BOTTOM PRICES for CASH Sign of the Horse Shoe. East Side Square. _ Hand Made, Hand Stitched All wool both ways and guarauteed in every particular are those handsome and latest style Harness and Saddles, MADE BY GUS WYARD On the fence or on the ground they will last the year around. Buggy Tops, Trunks, and Valises, Colars, Bridles and Whips, all sold so cheap it will make the tears trickle down yourcheeks. Come and see me on the southeast -orner of the square. associa associa In sum igan clerk can get a half-fare to go home to vote unless he six dollars into the campaign tund which the association is raising foal use in Michigan. By this and simi- lar methods the Blaine managers have been raising a very consider- able sum of money. The pressure upon the clerks to go home jto vote is very great, and many of them whc cannot afford to buy even halt-fare tickets to distant points are com plainimg strongly in private abou heing forced to pay tor state associ ation certificate: Mrs. Lockwood in Court. Not many years ago Belva Lock- wood was arguing a case before Chief Justice Carter, who took oc- casion to overrule a demurrer she had filed. Mrs. Lockwood thea made a motion, which was also de- nied. Rising in wrath, the per- plexed lady demanded: ‘I skould hike to have your Honor advise me what to donext.”” Slowly, and with a stammer, the Chief Justice replied, “Mrs. Lockwood, the C-c-c-court would advise you to b-b-b-by all means em-em-employ a lawyer.’’— Buffalo Express. The statistician of the Detroit Free Press estimates that Blaine in his swing around the circle has said: **You have the most beautiful city I ever saw’’ twenty-eight times ; “this is a superb reception” fifty— four times; ‘“‘the proudest moment ot my lite’’ eighty-seven times, and “*I thank yeu tor this wholly unpar- alleled ovation’’ seventy-three times. During the same period he has ex- plained his deals with Fisher and Caldwell times. ee These are Solid Facts The best blood puriher and system re.- ulator ever placed within the reach of suf- fering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters, Iuactivity ot the Liver, Biliousness, Jauudice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or anv disease ot the urinary organs, or whoever requites an appetizer, tonnic: or mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bi ers are the bestand only certain cure knwn They act surely and quickly co'ry botle guaranteed to give entire sat eactionor money refunded. Sold a ty cents abottleby F. M. Crumly - 4 Free Ride For Missionaries. “Castertn is so weil adapted to children that Colle, Trecommend it as superior to any prescription known t0 me.” z Casteria cures Consti; . Sour Stomach, Diarrhosa, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes <i ae Tas Castaca Courarr, iS? Fulton Street. N. ¥. Four gentlemen and six lady mis- sionaries were turnished with passes to the East by the Chicago and Al-— ton road yesterday, They were al- so turnished by Passenger Agent Knight with a letter to his brother, who resides in the Sandwich islands, An absolute cure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Pain in § the Back, Burns, Galls, &c. An Instantaneous Pain- @ relieving and Healing Remedy. are gomg FOR SALE. | Owing to the tact that the new elevator | of Letker & Childs requires my entire time, and that I cannot give that atten- tion to other business that is necessary, Thave concluded to offer my flouring mill known as the EMPIR= MILLS, tor sale. This mill is situated on one ot of the principle streets near the business part of the city of Butler, with a well establish. ed custom and merchant business and good reputation, in tact during a large portion of time has been compelled to run day and night to fil its orders. The building is 45x50 feet, 2 stories and basement with commodious 0 Tic? a* tached. Its machinery consists of a 30 horse power boiler and engine, 4 run of burrs, Middlings purifier, cornsheller, with ample cleaning and bolting ma chinery, wagon and other scales, plenty ot well arranged storage room for grain, everything in goodorder, and built with an eye tor convenience, and doing busi: ness expeditiously and satisfactorily. This is a fine opportunity for any ong who desires to engage in the milling bus- iness and will bear investigation. The property is good, and the location cannot be excelled in southwest Missouri. Will exchange tor tarm or city proper- ty, or will sell on very easy terms. with ample time and easy rate otf interest. For terms call on or address 26-tf 5 jJoun A. Lerxrr, Butler, Mo Butler Academy. Will open for its eleventh year on SEPTEMBER, 8th, 1884. A large new brick building will be erected this summer which will afford tacilities tar superior to anything betore enjoyed by its patrons. Thorough work, by an experienced Cops of Teachers, ample tacilities in Classical, scientific or Normal studies and a healthful location are some of the attractions offered to those desiring an education. For particulars, address M Butler, Bates AYLOR, 34°3m ounty, Mo: DO YOU KNOW THAT LORILLARD’S CLIMAX PLUG TOBACCO with reb tin t Rose Leat fine cut chew ing; Navy clipping:, and black, brown, and vell wsnuffs are the best and cheap- est, quality considered? Tes 6667 BEMEBY ALL DISEASES. Previa Te rules ow It 1s a Speci fie for the eure of jay a | Womb. 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