The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 5, 1884, Page 1

atari rneanr ee oe and are now prepared rereseonese: ARE AGEY SON OER NE OO ESTES a SNL ameneOMIRIN 9 SIS * selt-sustaming, and we believe more | adm The Butler — Times, aga BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER5.1884. > DATOS) “ive NOA9 | North Side « Side of the Public: — will show 1 the | , § | rT ! ne | Util When we “bought _ our new and seasonable Fall and Winter S tock, iN a e ad G A I Ns re never before offered, and eo will guarantee to save (fe give our patroms ) AX BB you money. ®ur stock of Gents Furnis siniaag Goods cou prise AONE I 2 6 TIE I SRT All the Latest Novelties of the Season. Band be t in market. Our pr ices are uniform for all: goods marked in See figures. We solicit it on strictly nates lacie Te VIZ: Good Goods, Plenty of Them, Low Prices: and Honest Beatin. Give our stock and prices an P ickacetiicay. inate de SIMMS & COY.»~ In Haste To Be Rich. One who thinks he may die at 4o or} should have $250,000 to be called |them to bless and not to oppress | be part ot the cargo of the scooner! A colored mil of thi lace 12 | rich; and in others he would have to | their fellow beings—and thus carry | Vora. Out of all the small coasters | eats ae ; sens i pal pres te zitimate vb} : Bazoo. The desire to accumulate is a laud- | 50 shouid be moderate 1m his desires. cts of living. | only one is heard of, a small sloop, two month: 20, Which are no doubt | —Seda name unknown, with five souls ri T: ther vere sav 7 aboard. Two of them were saved jtence. The reporter says that on a young boy, son et M. Green, man-! Gret ; »proaching the bed where the ager at Cape St. Lucas, and a sasl—! yyy, orof the latter. Nine schooners! but a loud vere lost. | observation earnings, or a portion of them stands | him, and this may be acquired, it; lacks definiteness. A man worth a the smallest hur an beings in exis~ anillion or ten millions would be es- Two Great Storms. ! | able one. The youth who saves his} A moderate fortune should satisfy possess $5,000,000. So the term | out the | | higher in the estimation of the bet-| one is blessed with health, in the i ter sort of people than the one who | good old way, by keeping busy; by} teemed rich by some persons, but San Frencisco. Cal,, Oct. 29.— WE Vand t and Jay Gould The following turther particulars of would probably not so regard them, the disastrous storms on the coast o re few persons so Lower Califorma were learned this | eons | proper- | well ‘fixed’? in life that there are morning. The news was brought | Negroes on the War-Patp. among the bed su can detect nothng ell, bu spends every cent he can get hold of. | practising economy ; ina word, by : aa - s - ate Sr eee eee It is less difficult tor him to obtain | keeping the outgoes within the in come. Whoever 1s mdustrious and | In truth, there after a close ome employment. Find a boy who takes ; care of his little income, who keeps { | frugal is very likely to gai 2a : i ss 2, OL cj ¥. ter unc x | ty, to get ahead, to be accounted | not those in better shape, that is here by the captain of the steamer Parksville, S. C., Oct. 29.—--Sun bouncing, ten ounc an account at the savings bank and | Ss \ ’ 3 - ' well to do. His chances are a great ; having greater possessions. The Newbern trom Guaymas. He says | day last was White church dedica—| ae | tion, It is reported that colored | | Their cry 1s like that of a on finger ring car two liyely, negroes, resem- ug, are who is constantly adding to the | | : e Ee aa | deal better than are those who deal | man who owns two rail the steamer Estado de Sonora left amount on deposit, and he will re-| °° eae as n two railroads 1s more i i a y th he owne’ in- | Mazatlan September 29. The storm quire no letter of recconimendation. of a tellow pet ner of asin se ame = — ees Any man who needs help will give while the proprietor ot g z 3 S fic fury that the | 89d to-day culmnu him a place and will not be atraid to of Intec, Blais men disturbed the seryice by firing | | A con pistols, Bad feeli !in margins, buy stocks or invest in g continued since, slipped over their thig i lottery tickets It is presumed that | gle ro See - Se iit dy’s thimble will cover their the patrons ofthe ‘bucket shops’’ | a dozen should be well up among raged with such ter ted in the killing see ps the men of substance..- Estado was unable to put back. It an officer, in at-; They are perfectly tormed and enjoy do sometimes make ‘* let him have access to his money} : j persons do now and th | And yet it is not large possessions |!$ supposed she rolled over and went temptin nake st, by a voi- | £° I health.—-Moberly Head Ligh drawer. As a rule, it is safe to trust | i 3 i ‘ Pe a ee seta Sees ais bi hol Pale d thing for nothing; but there 1s h- | that make men rich. A man may down with fifty-seven souls aboard. | !ey fired by negroes barricaded in a _ a oung man who has ar n-} = i as ES ss : i ais . ee : ing certain about it; in one 1s| have a great deal of money or other| Nothing was ever afterwards heard | house. Great excitement, and fur— JOHNSON ’S clination to save. He canina vast! s y H iole. 7 i mpe a 7O% yet be poor. He feels|0f passengers or crew. On Octo- | ther violence is expec ed. Gov. , can not be made to _un-|ber 4 the Newbern passed a large | T ean ag has been ac d 2 ( ‘ 3 | LOMMECIA: LONETE: ‘almost certain to lose. The best | prope i! plan is to try and earn w majority ot cases be relied on. So the habit of saving is a goox one. Those who contract it in early life will generally become rich; that is, they wili have something ahead. | poor and : derstand that he is not poor. Aman quantity of wrecked stuff near the 5 Pi | cs = oe it will do it a great deal ' may be better off than any of those} ¢ntrance of the Gult. of California. the more speedy one. around him; he may have the means, | Among it was a pilot house with They will have assets sufficient | And speaking of riches, the term | of gratifying _every rational : wish; geek attac hed A lot ot br ste se to meet all liabilities and | 1S one ot very great indefi yet his pecuniary condition distress- jhad been picked up by natives o 2 hes | 5 Sees i : {San Jose island, They had stripped ‘ tierra a handsome _ balance. Every | A man may be accounted rich in | es him, and he cannot be made to} J y = “ing tour vesterday with $95 and a © 1 rich | ore locality and poor m_ another. feel that there is not danger that he | off all the wood part and burned it, ae pen All the es ear 1 ers . Tt twenty-dollar gold piece, and the The standard by which persons are ; may some day come to want. A eaving only the brass work. here wcataitills.“/ “Bearinpia irsid stroeh at you ¢ It may not always bring Moberly, Mo. Oct. 29.—Ben Mor- rison, a dealer in sewing-machines and organs, came in from a collect-— 421 N. 3d St., St. Louis, Mo. man ot this stamp is a man, whether he 1s rated $10,000, s z : pee ee : : $100,000 or $1,000,000. The am- l estimated varies enormously. G: | rich man is the one who has enough) were no marks on any edie but burglars, he put the money under Alithe Branches of an English Mater, $s Beusch that ses to be ind | Marcy, while in discharge of his of- | to satisty his reasonable desires, who ;1t IS believed they were all from the 5 Mathemathical and Commercial pendent eeealy s a proper one. ficial dutres, happened to be callea | has hosts of friends who gsteem him| wrecked steamer. Some brass work | Course taught. It would be well nice it shared by a 0” by a man whom he had known ! for his estimable qualities, and who| was sent to Guaymas for the pur- larger number of persons. We wish l early in life. The governor was, of | is contented with his lot. What) pose of identifying it. The Estado 1 ' S. | ' : : ae rane } 2s 4 was manded by Capt. Rhode. i ak everybody was forehanded and tha | SOUrses interested in. knowing how | does he care whether other people Saas i = fe 4 Wil burnt it all save the gold coin, which ' ship, etc. Ri + frie! J ni re y OF a new of apt. haries ison, ee there were no poor people. It bis old time friend had got along mm} have more Si or goods e aaa 8 be i cap aa was tout aie ashen, «) Rickey scl okinawa ke Z 5 han he? e has enough and is sat-|formerly Danish consul 4 is city. st REI 1 inunly ¢ 4 s ev | ied, = 5 fe’ 5 | dents wi ave completed under our seems to us that every able-bodied aa sfied. heis rich. If there are any| ‘The secona storm began October The Housewife’s Favorite. Bae have comp! healthy man or woman ought to be; cunts ted three days. lt was | We will send eres for one entire year, | instructious. 1 to every lady who sends us aT once the! s@—A Full Corps of Experienced names of ten married ladies, at same ad-! Protessors. two ct. stamps for postage, | zoe, ™ : . ee ar od "nt aid Write for Circulars, Specimens of Fancy Penmanship and Catalogue of Stu- dents and semgieat. Address: Prof. J. W. Johngon, Lovuts, Mo. PRESIDE the urn of a stove which was not in| use. In cleaning upthe place this i morning, Mrs. Morrison swept it im- p Cee z P those who desire to Learn and Teach to the dustpan with other trash and ! Business and Ornamental Penman sez Special Teacher’s Course for | the world and inquired after his _ pe y circumstances. His visitor ed that he had been quite suc = fe i who have an ambition to become|7 and ts iul, andin reply to the direc ike him, to be mch im the way he isjmore v ss ne of his world- | rich, the desire ought to be gratified, jonly particulars are trom Cape St, eported last mght. T lent even than the first. The might be it inclined to make the ef- ces fort. questi But there is no good reason why |v effe the individual who has set out to be was worth $25 tich should be in particular haste. Life we know, is short, and tor ¢ reason there is no need of hurrying. as to the v: tated that he believed he | and there should, perhaps, be no | Lucas o! Now. m the rur-| complaint of haste. The moresuch) l was such a tremendous sea runn yan who is worth from | men there are the better. It is al—'that the Newbern was unable to touch 3,000 :s considered | most certain that they would make a | at the cape. She passed thre ing local a man | judicious use of their means—use fields of loose can