The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 25, 1885, Page 1

VOL. VIT. A, PATESMEN AS LOVERS —---+0 2 0- —— tinguished Texas. wife, Tam told, got her divorce, bu career in ponie! Webst-r’s Fiz Second Wife—Where Wise Popped the Quest : Lie Hou-t n’s Wife. Henry 4. he sight and became er CROCKETT’S COURTSHIP sly a ‘ Most of our ne fay ? , d domestic recora Cie aia’ ell “ sO Baasot bem hive been, mar ton the way and m mages ot love. Old Sena 3 = H } We was devoted t aS i Vd ibis lad was to woud never it i s ae ee The ts t barga ile shed s disap hinet I¢ |} the close ¢ ~ at corpse home te Ohio ove lima E mountains, ricl id o back during: the s wat Frank James asd 2 Minnesota dreary journey u hedaid it at last! Jefferson ¢ Mo., Feb. 18.—-A beside her tather, Governor Arthur, | Geleeation consistin r in the beautiful cemetery at Ct N. Edwards i Brenauga, one ot Marriages | iove. — His Daniel Webster's ere both marriages o two bondsmen. and at i promident ia Misseur st wite was Grace Fletcher, the | of a New Hamry Jergyman. Webster married her j ed the governor, urgi hugbter NOT TO HONOR A REQUISITION for the body of Frank | s, Which hen he was 26 years ot ave and) i, expected CVE EO ne FOG hile he was yet a poor lawver. | Minnesota. ,Next week at Boon- His popping the question was most | vijle fames will appear for trial for licately done. Miss Grace had | complicity in the Utterviile train Pawiedine a skein of yarn while} tonbery inthis state. He will not had held it for her on The had ngled and during its uutwisting the | reads of the had ty close together. Mr. We have succeeded, auntying this knot; another which will remain tied as jong as we Plushed and a kiss, it 15 said, sealea fie bargain. The two lived happily | ei j will be henceforth a tree man. / \ his long be ready for trial, and as two con- ms. skein become tinuances have a the state, the third will be equiva two lovers come As knot Webster said: } Miss Grace, can we not now lent to an acquittal, The requisition the from the governor of Minnesota will became untied be for the part Frank James is alleg- ed to have taken in the NORTHFIELD BANK ROBBERY, killed. decides cashier | Governor Marmaduke where the was hve?’ Miss Grace not to honor the requisition, Frank James The governor shteen years. when Mra. Web ' ae = Visitors remained with the per died in New York, on her = a ass way several hours and urged upon him ip Washington, where her husbard asa member of She fasill three weeks, which fime Webster watched at her bed- | side, but two years after she ched he j é % . arried ay Websters second! that he is now leading the hfe of a ife was Caroline Le Roy, a New | fork lady, tall, brown-harred eautiful. blishment here, and accompa- nied him to Europe, where she! congress. that the man they were pleading for } } | } y ad been the victim of circumstances dais had been the victim of circumstance and had suffered already enough for all he had ever done; a penalty ain. aw abiding citizen and will in e , | future, and to honor the requisitions and A 73) =, le { = nie | Will be to condemn him to She presided over his : : : A PREJUDGED DEATH. but did not declare his ined with the queen. She alwavs | : 3 MiGesscd her ihuchand as <-Mc He said he wanted fully to consider ” and his favorite term for sey i i MPady @arcline.”? requisition comes it will be enouch to answer them. Henry A. Wise pioposed on the Pome of the capitol here, and one ot he results of the marriage was John Odd Cranks. Goulki’s ss an idea Somebody porgeant Wise, the present member t congress from V em at Rio Janeiro, where Be Wise was officiati: the time. Senator Sa has been g rginia, who was | Henry inister | the great speculators correspondence. letters he re- More than one-half ras r from an wanted Houstor ot Te youngest man who ever give the presi- fat ef the republic was nt of $30.000 2: State of Tennessee, wh Blove with a pretty gi Rpital, He vy t t St t y a Catch. S mar < so und his wife ree d ev childret Patshe had by ats to marry The governor hstened attentively, BUTLER, MISSOURI, His fow Some ot Our Men oi Note whether she marricd her lover I know nor. ji and Won. ; Wooed and Wo fie glee gee owes statesman. fell in le i ready been granted | the speculator keep it unul it had amounted t» $20009. The prop- stor Vast ard © preaci- er w Vin duswusr V t v : prov t td . na Az t i viv = : like same aun v R ! { in tog: ther ob early every ve that any s AS $ , ct. Miller des 5 of the Buddiusts on the subjec charity, and Ge John Ro vanes °. Ms up a gr i su e Tet aps ticle o Mi 1 Meuand Ani nals’ Phe oth sotre Ove Ov Presi oa Pitles (chietlvschol- tic), one by Judze Juin Jameson noe'Speculation in Polries,’’ and one by John W. Johnston on *Ratl- way Land-grants.”’ Deputy Warshais. | Washington, 18.—The teply fotthe treasury department to the Presolution of inquiry introduced by } Congressman Dockery and pusse ! j by the house calling for Tf | as) | purp intentions. | information indetariand by states as to the amount of money expended mi pay— nent of chief supervisors, supervis ors and special deputies employed government hitherto eXisting house feral by the fe« at elections under clection late law was tad betore the i fo The expenditures ve been $651. $928.334, an visors $393.752 Lo- tal, $1.973.g16 This isthe hand OacermMg sum taken trom reasurv by the Republican par ty forelectioncering and campaign rvisors ses. Tattooing Among Alaska Indians. A man who had passed munch time in trapping and huntingin Alaska say Although the Yukon Indians have abandoned many of their old customs, under the teaching ef occasional mis- i ies, of them still keep to the qveer habit of tattooing. ¥ ie way they do this is different from any w or heard of. Instead of pric sharpened benes out of nes out at a one where it ent 1 ud through | only cone! Como has « for bez WEDNESDAY a ‘omo, the ame to the one of the ¢ of Lago M: tant par s of of Augustus brated state to that of Bella- erstics; the called Lecco and name and expanse. ‘There are and and rugeed featur ore tal to our men and have borne witness, in pros Witchery which Ugo ito the sou Brianza, the here: the prospect embellished by two hing care. The hither from nd from the d own, the me « men of lett and ver Fosco declared distracted him from his work. November Atlantic. Progress ia Electric Perhaps our instrume able us to e Yet how deli we —« I Science. nts xte: C2 d have stage in our study of elec are and efli arrived at that ricity where course to en- investigation ent they are too our Compare the instruments employed by Franklin, and even by re in constant those which in our phys lin, by the utmost e the electrical effort of his imagina tion, could not conceive, probably, of a | mirror-galyanometer thut action of tilled water on two so-called chemicall pure platinum plate: Faraday, with use to-d Frank y ori can detect adrop of dis- .or of a machine that can develop from the feeble mag- netism of th ciently stro delphi the histo: many of thine of the mi upon trast Franklin's machine with Toepler-Holtz electri vith a tenth of thes strong the electrometers and galvan meters « ith the mirror-galvanome ten times as Faraday w and .Thompson. thing f held. Let him he earth a ght the c' tol phys r college before the immense fri Frank rude electrometers Yet, <lin’s t fifty current suffi- ho wanders among Li uments of ions stand ional electrical collec elect ma J machine which ze gives a spark as Franklin's; or of tthe same time Sir | such an observer think of the possibili y years, » sheph ice th- dis- ys repro- y of Phila- | f | ! eighty acres more or less, in trust, j ever, you i PRICES BEFORE BUYING. CALL AND SEE US, J. M. McKIBBEN. Money to 4 3 ; WEEKI Y MISSOUR! REPUBLICAN to ' Valueabr Id Articles for but # Fraction of their Value: Trustee’s Deed. Whereas, W.D. Craig and Susan J | Craig, his wite, by their certain deed ot trust, bearing date August roth, 1882 | @ | ! duly recorded in the rec: rder’s office Bates county, Missouri, in Book No. it page 543.conveyed to the undersigned trustee the following described real es- tate, situate, Iving and being in the “ Missouri, to-wit: Every Article in the Following List county of Bates, state ‘The east half ofthe northwest quarter ot} (Guaranteed as Represeated | on thirty-two (32), township forty | 1 Old Reliable Missouri (40) of range thirty-two (32), containing | how- | In Republican. for the following purposes: | We will vive the Weekly Missouri Re ain trust to secure the payment ot one cer We . promissory note, in said deed of trust publican, the regular subs ription pricy tully described; and, wher: said note! ot which is 31, with the tollowing arts is past due and remains unpaid. theretore,at the request of the legal holder | r wrsaid note, and by virtue of the authori | reliable and good jooking watch. It i ne ot-aidue. |manuractured by the ‘aterbury om | pany, especially tor the Missouri Reputy li an, and is seut to subscribers throug!s the mail in a satin-lined case. The reg- ular price of the watch is $3 50, but we re Weekly Republican, one yeas ithe watch and chatn for the price of » watch, $3 50; with the Tri-Wechkly year $6 50. An elegant Sewing Machine warranted ror five years. This machine is tully Now, | cles at the prices named The Waterbury Watch, an excellent, In me vesicd be the t trust, I will, on Wednesday. Mareh 4° between the hours ot nine o'clock in the torenoon and five o’clock in the af oon of that dav, the east front di ot the court house, in the citv of Butle oupty of Bates, and Missour public ve e tor cash in handt state in said ed of trust and thi state of otice described, or so muct thereof equal toit not better than similar ma may be necessary to p rid debt, int chines that have been selling all oves tand costs. — Cc. C Dua the country for trom #35 to $60. Our Trustee. iis only $15 and Weekly for one year for «im thrownin. Wit year it is $20. Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Blacksmit's shop, $so worth of tools for S2¢. Tht et of tools consists of he Tri-Week!s Notice of Final Settlement. ven to ail din the estate of credit amrner, with I . hot chisel, wit 34 stock and dies, thereof, County Prob , State of Mis on the 9th day ot J M, Carreriix ee ie eT * hest i. FARMERS - time. Price 2g0. ‘Tht k t Weekly Rey " cee pass ar, $ witn Tri-Wee 4 nrhryt ‘ Far Clock, made by Set? Al BRAN I. Salat Be a Se ee a See a 9 Solid epring-w sd Guarar 3 price, 36 ce Weekly i Sri-Wernty e 1.16