The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 25, 1885, Page 4

WhEKit iis inch intahlibintnis es NaiNRaIa J. D. ALLEN Enrror ». Arren & 4 Propri np ‘ SUES PTION —————————————— DEMOCRATIC TICKET —sr0see -- HOOL COoMMISSIO HINTON- eo2 County 5 OE. OR MT. PLEASANT TOWNalLi'. - Justices or the Peac H. M. CANNON. .S.- BADGLEY D. G. NEWSOM. t Trustee. q CRS ME! AND j wr Clerk Jj. CHAYES sr Co Dt A, HM. BEI Alderman i \ i I L.5 L DOL terman Sc Ward i. AVIS, > week. Yhe senator om | newly elected Jelaware, George Gray, who ceeds Mr. Bayard, has been sworn | Republicans are horrified because leveland works in his shirt sleeves. a very good precedent for some | our minor officers to copy after. ee Che city republicans have brought } ith their tatted Lamb to offer as a | swcrifice upon the mayorality alter. *oor fellow ; whathas Aleck done to} erve such treatment? ooo The Republican repeats the old ck of writing aid sig Its too communi ons in iz them **Demo- > people of in MS eived township ca t way. ——— Four years ago the arty was reut by the The dis- marked r republ nsions of that t are in and busines iet ontrast to the ke method of the present adminis- ition. veland’s conduct since tration has met with general e very solicitons for the good ot! er tewnihip ar ‘ge Interest man bi candidates. H of cour — thanktul for i { ; need the stst. ‘Phe wue v Marct wouder pathy after ;ubtican hepes comes up to neat before the clection and j oro after. Some of the can papers | ve howling al rikers ut the st w the equ atter the demo. it the administration can in remote, be } ot business | 2 soon crats got into } power t 6 any Way, no matter how i | held eecouutebic far the recent val | WE —— ea if eoad strike th: out the west,then | |mocracy. If a tenth p ! workingmen + bold the | | weretie, tle ce nannC i ateful remem- | 2 county i irance, for Ited in the| a ears } 1st ef rrow of capit: 1! j Well known ¢ : ed in this jharmiess. [ts on mae ae i the | oo ¥ v tTeckl 4 9: ve are beginning : : as clense the! general, waccs > genera | Mexico. | part ! + ; probabl republican | ; reintments | < i sym-; _j and see wh ay | littie t ance of t sessi of the senato selves to be t this king « selves on rec and torever da bonds at ninety looks very interest compr who comprot compron oval throughout the United |. ei See if | oily tor tes; Uhe mast a radicals tailto | eee Sie a : | make ind fault with his official acts. His fe z they ca yintments have he a : ship 2 faction and | far jon the eserving of the 3 2 = the bo: ee | good Some republi more th If t! in the m speak out. ba ve case sometin — | treatment. two can would some ti people have ld seem bhi 2 th t at no confidenc art of its lingo n party would | i 1,000 Majori- are j been | il ae pee ne | Sree eae as eae Jenoreiy destroying the tee. | New be the Democraty et ivan wa| daving leased the Butler Eleva- sr neatly grown it leaves the | Si. Senaer ma avon av every, way tors for a term of years, sno wash that will k h t may have out the wounds, to prevent the duri he st n during the sur will ¢ vy done. cated by the dust th Renew tLe next summer a 1 the pest is entiz a tree soc its eges when rain passed throug r aga wood inue to go over the ne war of until it hes above the e this breast work of passes the second winter, nains unt e first of na comes large property ¢ eady to Tilden’s vacht, n the same ro- | was decorated wich tlags tak- | stem to stern on March 4. rom the eggs| The Haytians How to get} monument to the Geen and coat with rottir chard ance nmer. Sub- > first ehtot ght it th s thorough. and care- Their presence will be natis worked extermina- nd so cor ely ge : sea with borers reund it at once, and en rers and all ut the same 3 s prevents the spread ot } Property ter ot course they in the beetle state. or ut The beetle 1s wing. and can the tree, andc uCTION © trees ww Man; tspert them ¢ | top Mountain, died tather ot Dun Haytian ess. New cancer in mouth, which was caused, his H renee . { William Casey of has just died trom a | tors certify, by excessiv Isaac Benlison, a noted moun us for r | been known as the K Succecded Too Well. Now,”’ = t you to understand dis said the bride, Iwa ot wish to be taken tc | bride. [am going to behave ex- were an old ad tly as if I | woman. So, dearest, do not think j J me cold and unldving if I treat you | order's yery practically when there is y- | appa amie a digest) ieee prray of Mews | body by.”’ | trustee the MPORTED TO fae | I don’t believe I can pass for an | Cotatéte, silts old married man. [am so fond of | you that I am bound to show Ii am sure to give the snap away. | | °*Né. you mustn’t. It’s easy enough. And I insist that you be- have just like old married men do. | Do you hear? ‘SWell, darling, I'll try, but | I will not succeed.”” ' The first evening of the bri »her ch j the croc | with whom he sat their am be e retired n fell in with a poker playing car t:] 4 o'clock in) the wite spent the weary hours ‘that they had just heen married. smoki Orleans doc- t years Sharp- Monday. *-Henry, nctly or married arri an estrov the | At last he turned up and Bes | he deqruigred col : uw of Pha be or Asa mat- ; gnei-stricken bride with the Cs pose sesi : Z ag . The nn 7 rd ver no eggs only | question: — : as Patil rilgie: leh ot Prig ter they leave “Ww ell, ain't 1 Goi 1c Gid mar- a SS eas aie ° he ‘ debte ame } med man like a daisy 2 board = tice e i se ———— She never referred to the subject GGe ach ow but a short! again, and everybody knew atter > «< Co ME 5 ain- NOW COMPLETE Al SIDE OF HS, SQUARE. | BOOTS AND SHOES, Rubbers and Slippers, W.M. WILSON Desires to announce to the far- imers of Bates county. that he wil pay ¢ the | Hehe! Warket Pri For grain and seeds of al! kinds Castor Beans and Slax Seed to Loas a Sale | Trustee’s | AL Wil