The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1884, Page 5

BARNES & HAYWARD'S TELECRAPH, SHORTHAND «# COMMERCIAL GOLLEGE. | 506 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Foremost Establishment of the kind In the | West. Complete in Every Department. ‘Thorough and practica! Instruction in Book-kee Business Writing, Correspondence, Arithmetic, ‘all English Branches, Type Writing, Telegraphy, Shi hand, ete, Graduates assisted to positions of trast z erent, Shorthand taught by mail. Terms reasonadi: Write for Circulars or call RRS before patarine atany other school. Address, NES & ; 06 Olive street, corner 0 BROWN mo. Witt dr. Office How Watch Cases are Made. ty towh whether The many great improvements intro- duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss’ © 44 a »tullo’ milk got one. : well es ae Spooner Patent Collar! Ie, eae : alwa Crumly’s Drug Store. 1 mise i 1 js sixteen 1 the word esse he trop a liber H ” she f keyboard - M. cnersty, a3 2 : a might be made to the pr | then raises the roof of the | RS. CHRISTY & B iy 1 ARD, ae sealps of the entire. 1 | . pokes at the types with her for all acu ease A } | = < : re mocopathic Phys : ’ amount lized would € | ndulges in some. airy criti- “2 {one ot whi 1 indulges in some airy criti Office, front room over fea r : : s of Mrs. Ger | ufactur brit the =< answer t office day 3 j el re pring together violently i v = t ny 0 er violent] Qo phone commminsc ation to the | f : ‘ bce t tl m o ecialatt | ae th ous and urd errors with a face of ui- | sS eee teed ae s ter satisfaction and unruilled high spir- | aa SA eaee a ee | t a u s. She ev lly marries the man- BOULWARE, Physician and | | : Ee olarie ot Che eee a we seon. Office 1 | Bes : r Ps agiog clerk of ti aw oltice. : or We s »utche = { Pile iaibine aesciworenandchir | oss c= See - ' t= ere ae or the money w ve Leras St - S ren a speciaitv. | nt x ee ae a The Provident Rat. ; tw instan Price 2 H Oo ess O F. RENICK, M. D., Physician, Sur- Ree : ‘ ce n to Thorough- months ago the Free Press > a LP e ccon and Obstitric Office, east Spee phe t { contained an item about a gentleman } yh ontea side square, over Levy's store. Reside SnCe Re eno c 3 cee ee [Deapine tio pounds Of Boston cx kers — orper Main and Ft. Scott street | Sree os ex “What's t nin’ things up- ficein the Mechanics’ block o> + s book shoula ji iS - | y ' ! ula ' ns side down I finding them all in Ee | Ee or ati r any thoro i ~. (Continued from tast week.) 2 Lar - - 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 made of several pieces of metal soldered together, requiring a great amount of cutting and soldering, which sottened the metal and gave it the pliability of lead rather than the elasticity of silver. rthe improved methods, each part e Silver Watch Case is made | ofone solid piece of metal hammered into shape. The advantages are readily appar- ent, for every one knows that hammering hardens the metal while soldering softens it. To 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 tobreak the crystal. The Keystone Silve er Watch Case is made only with silver cap and gold joints. Sqnd 3 cent stxmp to Keystone Watch Case Factories, Phila- ¢liphis, Pa., Cor handsome Hiustrated Pamphlet showing how dames Bows? and & Keystone Watch Cases are made. {To be continued.) 1 od succes tailure. SE L cQusuMeTion 9 positive remedy for the above disease & thousands of cases of the wor dan py if D Y k McREYNGLDS & SCHWENK AND LEVELER, For Sale at the range Store Boo. & Shoe Makers BUTLER, 10. Soots and Shoes made te order The} & ot leather used. i side of Square. agtt i SRIDGEFORD & HUPP Ornamental Heuse --AND— ign Painters ay = Work 9 —PREVENTS CHAPINGS eina iets is indul f pro : a point to ason to keep the garde popcorn grow enc A HORS ‘ANNOT CHOKE sumes common On Wea- tselt t Ne wo Rows orstet an’ give | more to us : b lots more. TThaint sham i cessful yan’ corn in} the husk | ket that Pve run agin. into a basket, y oe | -, there’s my neighbor, J. De! led the} tsa ————— —— he’s bee orovin’ an” improv- | might do ? tle till the poor} the husking. = “ = - TUCK ; P INS nothin’ left in the “That basket was placed beneath a} WM. FE. WALTON, JAS.M . TUCKER, JNO. D. I speie ON hbred short-| table in the back kitchen, and 1 President. Secretary. Attocne this thought nothing further about if until ty an’ nighi, on that) Saturday aft n, when I went out him ready for the to pick the remainder of the corn. I s : found the basket neatly filled with the short-' husks, but no ears, and naturally ; an’ pawin’’ enough supposed that the girl had red three attended to them. That afternoon I} off th completed the picking, and placed the h ' j the coun- basket of co: nd husks beneath the e a! kicked table. On Sunday afternoon I thought : : ’ Wash- ; [ would husk it and put it away. In Ie thestom- the first basket I found precisely two | rd enor tch | ears clear at the bottom, and in the ‘ ee nt’ second two more. RQ a e_ Eee BAER. : sntly “My wife suggested ‘rats’ right off. spre e report th them kind of and I commenced a search. In the eatde wouldn't do at all for this cli-’ woodhouse, adjoining the kitchen, I r. Inthe grand paradeot premium found a rat hole inthe floor. Asa’ = Sa aes he took a $2 prize, on the last! choice between moving my winter's day herun a horn through the most vulnerable part of the President of the association’ a pants, terrifyin’ him an* gainin’ his instant an’ intluential disap- proval. «*Fore De Smith got home his nat- ural arms was most wrenched off, an’ entirely so the arras of his best coat, a wood and prying off a weatherboard, I | chose the latter. and beneath the floor I found my corn nicely stacked up. That pesky rat had carried every ear of it as much as twenty-five feet, and there were over 200 of them.-’—Defroit Free Press. ount “and on tir. » of Title Abtracts to ai’ at usual prices. EB . take acknec o comp ilifurnish abstra vy, and 1 kinds ofsecurities. — > holdin‘ that brute, an’ several individ- ia OFFICE IN BUTLER NATIONAL BAN uals had thrillingly narrow escapes| Mrs. Colonel Yerger broke the spout ; from abruptly violent ends. | off her teapot, she “sent her servant, { ‘‘Now where's the pay in collateral, | ,jatilda Snowball, to Stein’s crockery fun, or premiums for sich? I tell ye it Dblishment. on Austin avenue, to don’t pay. Give me ordinary cattlean’, buy one like it. There was a smart more of the comforts an’ emoluments | erk named Jim Snively in the store at n’ I'll be’ the time. -‘Kin yer sell me a ieapot like dis have no teapots like our teapots have got There is more railway travel in Mass- and Vil the spout nsetts than in aay other State in the anit cost ; umber of 8 Z < nous tor the past 25 years for his = Ete teal operation, is now at hie © Sc vania comes ne z : ents until the 20th ot De Wee y York thi ele : te oe ee ees