The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 26, 1884, Page 3

me Table Me. Pacific R. R LexIncTton & SovrHern Brancu. Trains leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. Express (daily) ....-. & Texas Express ....3. Accommodation Freight. . GOING SOUTH. Texas Express (daily)... K. C. & Texas Expre Accommodation I All passenger trai for St. Louis a all po a and all point and es t con- joints € - Ca aturday in cach mont Miami Chapter Re neets second 1.0. 0. FELLOW Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- jay night : Butler ncampment No. 76 meets the | 2nd and 4) Wednesdays in each Lawye Ps. I EARMOND &SMITH, = ¥sat Law Butler, Mo. Will practice in the courts of Bates and adjoining coun ties, Collections promptly attended t and Taxes Paid Non-resid Office, front room over Bates co tional Bank tor TEANCISCO Law, B parts BROS r, Mo. Bates ol oO store din Mis business. BROWN,, Not: Mo. Will d RICE, M 4h. cian and Surgeos attended to. Office y’s Drug Store. up . M. Curisty, W. HE. Batrarp | RS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, Ilo- mocopathic Physicians and Surgeons Office, tront room over P.O. All calls answered at oflice day or night. Tele- ne comin ication to all parts of the Specialattention given to temale C. BOULWARE, Physiciar and | « Surgeon. Office north’side square, Butle +r, Mo. Diseases of wornen and chil- ren a specialty. ( RENICK, M. e geon and Obstitri ide square, over cor Main and F , Physician, S ” Office, east Residence - Scott streets. r (Continue:t from last week.) How Watch Cases are Made. The many greai improvements intro- duced in the mannfacture of the Jas. Boss’ Gold Watch Case, have led to similar im- provements in the making of silver cases. Under the ald methods, each part of a silver case was made of several pieces of metal soldered together, requiring a great amount of cutting and soldering, which softened the metal and gave it the pliability of lead rather than the elasticity of silver. Under the improved methods, each part of the Keystone Silver Watch Case is n of one solid piece of metal harimered into shape. The advantages are readily appar- ent, for every one knows that hammering hardens the metal while soldering softensit. ‘Lo test the superiority of the Keystone Silver Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, press it squarely in the center when closed, and it will not give, while a case of same weight of any other make will give enough break the crystal. The Keystone Silver t Vatch Case is made only with silver cap apd gold joints. Scent stamp to Keystone Wateh Case Factories, Phila- SBipnia, Pa. for Mandooue Himeteated Pamphlet sbowies bow Tange Bow’ and Keystone Watch Cases are mace. (To be continued) t McREYNOLDS & SCHWENK Boot & Shoe Makers Bagts and Shoes made to order ‘The best of leather usec. Shop nerth side ot Square. ao BRIDGEFURD & HOUPP. 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Street, Boston, Mast, who: sidered on al us re = th- } Insti Stathe cife HEAL Tay 1 Instraction in Book-| keeping. | ii the Taking the Starch Out of “Em. at of idlers stood upor i a pier v into Hudson River, towns near Alb s with am Out of the imusing ! stream, each hurlin stones ito Vieing with him, } into the } iving it a jerk, it ra long y beyond the line vet been reached hy At us feat, aloud ‘br: which had as the foremost of the crowd. conclusion a termined not to a renewed their attempts, ala over carelessly, and seizing it ot wood, twirled and it landed several rods from the shore in the water. strength with them flip ; up in our taown ro,1 driv them knu t board more’n a minch’s strait thru alt thick ‘Haw, haw, an in the green loudest. ou don’t believe it?’ wered the crowd. in’t very green down ! —-we ain’t,’ said the the tne > “et | his wite yere | | abruy how we d a ngs h dol them—] the his aid the will deu it rnin’. he sutterer, a | chat ¢ the starch out is city of Gearge L. ne id day after his i ady of Chariton 4rmstronh a note inform- young bride that owing to ul ing his { h with th he had decided to make away time adiligent search was made but himself- and for some hereafter for his remains, without result. Subsequent developments, namely the return of the missiug man to this citv last Sunday, have ed tk er thinking the completely Ate Am rong says he concluded to defer the St. Joseph, whore he has since resided. His health to this city as contradi 1€ suicide theory. over, matter indefinately, and went to getting better he returned 1 stated, and telegraphed at Chariton, who came at once, and the marriage relation broken off was so resumed, — geet: “we? may-be you’ve hearn on it hove 2 man clean ross that rive down tait tother day, and he came and square on t’other si ‘Ha, ba, ha,’ yelled his auditors ‘Wai, naow, vou may laff, kin do it “Dew quickly. agair id the green ind that river yonder, jes’ li 1 ken tal hove you ke open shet! *Bet you ten dollars of it.’ ‘Done,’ the Yankee, drawing torth a bill (upon a broken down-east bank) he covered the shin- en id and plaster. ‘Ken ye swim, teller?’ *Like a duck,’ said the green jack- et—and without further parley the Vermonter seized the knowing York- er stoutly by the nape ot the neck and seat of the pants, jerked him from his foothold, and with an al- most superhuman effort dashed him heels over head, from the end ot the dock, some ten yards im the Hud- son. A terrific shout rang through the crowd as Ee tioundered in the water. jaad ami he cheers’ and screams | | of his companions, the ducked loafer i put back to ae shore and scratch ned | bank, and ae ry cold bath. ng ra vr You OOK us Time nd the e and permanent cure diseases ot the live including billious fev jaundice, dyspepsia, mette’s French liv by absorption. “Ask this noted cure, an by Butler Drug Co. on- all blood and stomach, . fever and ague, is Prof. Guil- which cures i tor Soid your ane no other. The Road to Ru with the unhappy end of the last of the Clay at Almost simultaneously occurred a Mo.. which shooting Louisville, at Springfield, the Loursville carries a striking lesson. Charles T. Noland, who shot Odell, at Sj lawyer His career in by splendid politics. family, tragedy in com with on at ipgheld, was a yvitted {ana anamuiuble man. St. Louis was marked success at the bar and in Clay, ikke Noland, was gifted and wondertully successrul. Wine, wo- men and bad friends ruined both of them. Noland first gained prominence in St. Louis by his defense of Katov- sky, for the murder or Augusta Si- | WM. E. mon. A graduate of the St. Louis law school, he there the honors of the finest orator of his class. After some years of success at the ber he got into a political dit— ficulty with Henry Laughlin and was sound!+ thrashed in the streets by Henry’. brother Julian. Humuii- iated by this he moved to Spring- field. He was prominent in politics there bots the nventions this year.— { received and a ie eelenale to . Lous lournal. f trozen by this sud- j Baby surance. ere in New York, | nd the fellow claimed the twenty | AGET VALUED AT 825 iful importec ted en away witk sues cca ide oelaneh SAe hhk Salen awing the lucky num- of 56 pieces. best in the market. ~ THE LuSSAAY SULKY POW Will plow in hard ground where all cthers fail IMC FARLAND BROS. ——_AT BUTLER— KEEP THE LARC:ST STOCK AT THE BE PRICES IN HARNESS & SADDLERY. *reTio) esao7y s couced Ti HS, Spooner Patent Collar! —PREVENTS CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE Adjusts itself to any Horse’s Neck, has two Rows of stitch- HAFING§ ing, will hold Hames in place better than any other collar, WALTON, President- JNO. D: PARKINSOS Attorney. The alton & Tucker Land Mortgage Pt) is Oo ee. ee ae (NCORPORATED.} y to loan on Keai Estate security at lowest rates inamount asd ontim, ta t borrower. This Company owns two complete szts of Title Abtracts to all japdt i abstract» at usual prices, Buy a i Draw deeds. take acknowledze 31