The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 4, 1885, Page 3

Time Tzbie No. Pacific " isctos & SourHerN Brancn. Tr leave Butler daily as toliows: ( GOING NORTH. Accommodation Fre GOING At Ye [TTE RE ff is the best rem r Kidney Liver Complaints, Dyspeps Cramp inthe Stomach, Indis+ | tion, Malaria, Periodical Co: - _| paints, ete. Asa Blood Puriji | & has no eg It tones the s: | strengthening, ard life. The late Judge Hayes, of Lancaster Co., Pe incigorating and and ath We = Lawrer- | FPHOMAS Taw B courts of ate SMITH, Attor | Mo. Willpr the | Oilice over Bs Nati MISHLER HERB ions ik | 525 Commerce St., Philadelphia = | Parker's Pleasant Wer: Syrup Neve J. S. Fraxci:co. S. Pers ARANCISCO BROS. Attor ; | tae Ai 4 |the co at | eountics eet i ha i Dp V. BROWN, Notary Public deeds, contri ‘ quiring t ano er Phvsichintess St, REE, MoD. Ecl b. cian and Surgeon. Al fy attended to. Otfice u Cromly’s Drag Store Wit & BALLAR)), BaLLari Ilo moeopathic Physicians and Surgeon M. CHRISTY, j-N Dk: CHRISTY Office, tront room over P.O. Atl cali answered at oflice day or night. Tele or handsome Uastrated Pamphirt showing bow phone communication to all parts of th. | 7 eigbrerad crue eh ae sity. Specialattention given to temak s diseases. = C. BOULWARE, Physician and TH E HORNS « Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- ren a specialty. O F. RENI K, M@ Physician geon and Obstitrician. Offic Butler Academy. Will open for its eleventh year on SEPTEMBER, 8th, 1884. Grocer, «sdouse OF will atford tacilities tar superior to anything before enjoved by its stand on the i-ast si.2 0. tne ample tacilities in Classical, scientific or Normal studies and a healthful location are some of the attractions offered to those desiring an education. square, ure leading the GROCERY TRADE soar BUTLER. .<™ ‘Their stock 1s composed of In For particulars, address TP 5 Wee } the low ] M, NAYLOR, eed Flair and the best 343m Butler, Bates county, Mo- gualiy of Staple and BPE Ud Fee ee eel va Fancy Groceries THE ACME PULVERIZER. «lass, Queensware and Cvtiery. THEY ARE AT Ss EXPEN ny : in the itv, and there- eV pay ev solicit ces for produce. nee of the patronage ot their nany customers, d will gladiy attend to their wishes at any and al! times. Goods delivered in the city Imits promptly. Denney. CLOD CRUSHER AND LEVELER, Per Sale at the Chas. DO YOU KNOW Grange Store — —- eee ___—. | LORILLARD’S CLIMAX PLUG BRIDGEFORD & HUPP. TOBACCO Ormmamental Mouse -AND— Sign Painters S Rose Leat fine cut chew lack, brown, nd cheap- Hanging, Decora wey Work a ECIALTY TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE! Sf ee BATES COUNTY “£ ' £ National k , = : FF BUTLER, MO ene Vmeriean Ne a . z, = : Uidest Bank in the County. j z - = = . sat - i Agriculturist —— = : € t } h urglar-Proof be t with Time Lock bed Fig bank : -— — : = . ; 3 . 1 i 1B Newberry pa ZESRER SIA i N. Mains, PY ’ = ae te “ ‘Wf. Bard, : ee rae +, 4D, ¥ : Mi. Patty, 3 y ' 2 wo) ; n Smit? 2 : abs a g € | Fy. ‘ 3 * : Ss = OFFICI tHE SE Zak ZEas S ‘ i ‘ ai \ C. CLARK Vice | ate SASeSEee=aesens |S ‘ Weid, and A F Cag es = ! ce | BUT' ER — Z Sas 2==-t= = i {uF “D) = zz 5 : STERPUPER MTEL | brARPE EA, ”~~ ax Pa 4 ss -. ~ Lewrrn ~ , | ' I 2 c | . PE LETES. NGO : € Hands, ay ne i a ve ( $53,85@ _ < | : Hee or sale by ee ‘ : : iN LLEN ' nt | vee | = CuiL”) t s w . j Send ee 2-¢ . DUK hi ate ue | ice fay ea DIRECTORS rw “Pier | io Yr counting the eles tl vote. | ishers of : , : oe Powell Theses |N rules on subject have ERICAN Acrict LTURIST. iy McRae deen ee ns Ratcel Renee ted ok : | > Sie ie ee gr Pi * Sami B “Fe 1 hu lens, DD N, f., Whipple, | : es't. ¥ L, McBride, 1, W, Childs streams where the trout p! | Forty-fourth congress. al- | Ret ee : Sank Vo Wis, b, Walton school hours and romps with | | be house insits that they ISERISSWAY RES Le II, Dutene, 1. Ruc Jenkins mates. t 12 he suddenly awaken- | U#ve not been abrogated. There is | ee ed | no law regarding the counti save THE BEST LINE EAST OTHER STO K HOLDERS “Allright,” he exclaimed i + {that both houses of congress shall be Is THE— ?, B, PACE atts ee oie Strona ccicee ean | in session on the second Wednesday AB Ellis: ; He thought the porter had called | him for an early train. The doctor laid a soothing hand on him and he slept. In his sleep he murmured: r goods This “Show you samples of I’m going off the road now. | order closes me or The house has} called m have my first vacation, but I shall lose time— | turns and the declaration of the re time—time!”’ | sai by Mr. Edmunds. The senate the /y Committee on privileges and elec- Ideniy the tions discussed the matter to-day and resolved to report such a resolution from home. | The plan of counting thus outhne< “1 alwavs to me. here. , 8 based upon the proceedings when She never d ointed me vet—and They will forget me if my trips are tvo long. the children. T have on- ly a tew more ised »wns to. sell—prom- } to be home Christmas—I prom- ised to be home—promised—’’ He slept again and again awaken- ed with a start.. | to determine by law the The various bills on the subject nave fail- of February for that purpose ed to pass and the only way remain- , isto have a jomt resolution pro ng for the meeting of the Fe bru ary =f, vic house the appointment ot three tellers, two from the house and one from the senate, to count the re Washington was first elected. Since that time no progress has been made procedure in counting the electoral vote. ted Like a Charm.” This is wha Mre- Mayer, ot Baronne street, New Urlea s, says ot Brown’s Iro: Bitters. A ‘‘charm’” works quietly. **-No word from the house yev?’’ | surely, promptly, thoroughly and wit : ¢. delightul effect That is just the way He was going fast now. The | %.'S eee } = Soe tact a this wondertul medi-ine works on inva- doctor bent over him and repeated | lids wno have been suttering the woes vi i ¢ si liver complaint, dyspapsia and impover- in a comforting voice the precious | *\°7 SOmP: Lge fete = ae oe °US | ished blood. 4 huse who know its worth werds of promise: | say itis a complete cure for dyspepsia, ‘In my Father’s house are many | mansions. If it were not sol would | have to!d vou. y weakmess, neur igia, malaria, etc. Washington, D. C., Jan. 20.—h “*Yes—yes.”’ said the dying tray- | View ofthe discovery that quite a eller faintly. “Itis a clear state— | =¥™Moer of postmasters ti roughou ment. It is a good house to travel | the country have tendered their res tor. It deals fair and square with \ ignations and evidently for pecuniary ie wen” ' consideration, recommending or pro- The chill December morning i curing the appointment of demo— dawned—the end was very near. | The sick man was approaching the| undiscovered land trom whose bourne no traveller returns. “I’ve changed my route ,’’ he mur- **The house 1s cail- ing me in—write to Ellen and the children that I’m—on—my-—way —home—it’sin my sample case— mured faintly. without money and without price—a | point republicans as successors to | through cars trom St. Louis to Ciucinati good house—fills all its orders agreed. Call me for the first —I am going to make the trip and get home for Camstmas. They laid his head back on the | i Hehad made the round | He had gene home Christ- as} train | round ; of crats for their successors, the Mis— \ souri delegation have determined not | to favor such appomtments, and to defeat 1f possible the confirmation by the senate or selection by the postmas- ter general ot any such incumbents. Upon having his attention directed to this matter Postmaster General Hatton signifies his intention to ap- those who thus resign, and thereby | check this huckstering of official po- sition. \ The Weather. ' i Lieut. Charles W. McKim, Portland, E “For iwenty vears I suftered y., states: rheumatism. suffering ive u During tae bad weath- | terrible. I was | me one suggested | Jacobs Oil. iea was a I tri In halt an o longer suffer iw fohn B. Ellis, », Q. Dutcher, fenry Donovan, J, R, Estill, I, I, McKee, A, H, Humphrey arge Fire and Burglar -roof Safe with time lock, 0 & Mississipp RAILWAY. 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