The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 22, 1885, Page 6

THE BURBHING OF COLOR. a aughter seme 2 : if - . ce nat ut Whieh: Pere | * *78- =e"" sic Tee : f r sput held th > day id verdi a CANSE CURED WIT eh noc ore oe Oe rin eoavented ee eas S 2 eae “i = : ze ES in the ac fx : Sagar la : Holt coun station and one haif west of | founny. wi BOONES. : Grae. Ae ie is) Z Fi 3Zae Ai he Andrew county li oe 5 ae ss =e cae ‘ sie | “ $ a i iy i885. On a farm at wae point named lived Dan Castello’s Adve:tare. ecatstaty es NS _ oe did a = Mrs. Josephine Ha 4 Dan Castelio. of i ate i Ur _ easy é +e. strongly bu urches years old, and her three children,the | circus’ tame, 15 $01 Mrs. Ella Ha second Miss ee, 16, and | 4- Twomonths ago Ann birth to an illegitimate child, elde Celebrated Mitchell Farm Wagon, Cortland Steel Gear ‘One Dolla: ‘Spring es and Top Buggies,” as : stioned being qu had been seduced by ar i | a farmer, aged 30, who !iv Pics VE ; neighborhood, and had a wife and | : ; tthe Hardins demanded iy reparation of Clark, but he was o1- ! I Best e | durate. and not until Mrs. Hardin day dard | yaper work i threatened to prosecute | for se EW 2 ~Y =D a= ~~! Gs BE SBS 8 ees e | Daily, per year, a 2 O6 duction did he show any signs of | } Force P ! per year, 3 OF elenting. > o¢ OC News Dealen , | will C1Ve your subsenption, ¢ Is, ec. Northeast corner! Address, ~! } = fron LCEL, Nails, &€. or the purpose of eff cting a settle n we observed, to our horror, rgd They sought a lawyer's office ! and along wrangle ensu Clark j aks : M H i : tron ow oO ‘ { > vas willing to alle 9300 to pay for i en a . RB tl % GLOBE PRINTING C0,, his wrong, an tthe Hardins wanted vere as ea a Brey ciel eee iron SQ uae. 7uUlel- j Send for Sample copy. Sr. Loute, Mo } : 1 ut the ae i Wires =" | not «ccede and at night the parties eee or | ene - ee rots te eed os cae ae WANTED 0 Wnrsty at Ulardin’s at a later hour and | party sho separaic, cac = kK : Ses i wae ; : : the r | WK boc S CLF! Fr f LEL! CAN ; alk the niatter over ny and see! taking a different rect ie ee : | 1a conclusion could not be reached. | that Savas ee os Ne as § = Ele put in sn appearance: tS8o'clock | turthe suit Bers? oe co € seen ck Pig DB i A Ghance to Get Vatua SE PCeta . Crock | further pursuit. stores and fleeing in every direc é Household Articles for b | } a Fraction their Value: \ d upon, a ~_ \ FURS, SHEEP PELTS, TALLOW, Every Article in the Following Lit Guaranteed as Represeated by Old Reliable Missouri Beeswax, Wool, Feathers, Rags.) ° Prosi tal and at once opened negotiations by | was immediately ac Suddenly smoke was seer tu pay $300 and thus settle chose tor my route of retreat a seemi- a = trom the reael barridades. Vv easy path, which led down the tleving “ i zs é there was «# strong wind blow "LED SHOOTING, canon You can bet that the grass! e fire spread ow under my feet; but This offer was 1¢ daughter became incensed and | imagine my all directions. Up to this time the | iro he pou look zs . i oes fight was confined to one portion of pot Cash Paid and no Grumbling. see wive the Weekly Missourt Re gain refused, and | did not ¢ s | ' lark of eftecting her ruin. | ing back, I saw the entire peo of | publican, the regular subscription price : the town, but as it spread the rebels i ee te, and as | LE W iS Hor I N- (N, ot which'is $1, with the tollowing arth began tu scatter and retreat, and as | | cles ut the prices n i sed Por 4 short time he bore her reproots | red dents in w lucing instant death. Tine man was j With the velocity of a deer down the mosilenced, but at length beca | having forsaken the balance ot my, angry, and producing a 28-calibre party and apparently conceatrated | '°Y epee the s ae they In ain Street, BUTLER, MO. Phe Waterbury an excellent, -lf-acting revolyer. placed ; ‘ A ip, Were tired upon, until the fight raged | reliable and good eaiee It is ~elf-acting revolyer, placed it at Mrs. all efforts toward by Capture TA ee é The f = ' E = actured by the Ww, aterbury Cor Hardin's head and fired. The ball | was a illing moment. [ strained [2 OVET town. ne TG Sweet proms | cially tor the Missouri Repub took effec i re { street to street and from the build and is seut to subscribers througl ook effect over the nght eye, pro-| every nerve and muscle and ran! : t The reg: | - te) é =o ce 1zs to docks and wharves, ke pleasure in anuounemg to NEIOW JE WEIDER. mail in a satin- lined cand The eg iblic that 1 have located im price of the watch is $3 50, but w the Weekly Republican, one veas Crowds of women and ct s 5 . = i i er to make it my future home. Se rctie watch and chain tor the price ot tren could | | | vow a demon. Turning towards | wild canon. ix unding over rocks : : h t ob rere, eee ce } gic ve seen moving trom place to place | and have the largest yest as- i Aidheso htans ; . TreWeekt te daughte:, he placed the muzzle | and leaping past the trunks of fallen 3 i , | sorted ateck of clocks, watches and the wa ch PS so; with the Tri-Weekly | - among the whisiling butlets, and R err one year $6 50. > > nd spectaclesever bro ! S compelled | Jewsiry and spectaclesev ; An elegant Sewing Machine warranted to this market. which 1 will s¢ Saving had many in the manuf. tor five years. This machine is tull of the weapon an inch back of her | trees. Suddenly ; ' a those who wanaged to ¢ scape bein ho: dos ntl ee sine bs ~ | cheap fore shot down in the streets sought some | years exper ight ear and discharged it, atter jtol The canon had come to an which he fired a third shot at the | abrupt termination. chine tes equal toit not better tt similar ma- i rave been selling all over i i sat ° protection on boar! the ships in the | ture of wat clocks in Eu n : son, Johnny, the ball striking mm in [on every side nothing E uy poop are aeeies wena the countrrdon onese (note ae is only and Weekly for one vear eat number perished watches We also saw a large | complicated ner how lly they H k 1 fhave been abused. ; fans who were killed | ita se vee oak, rbor, but a dclocks. no matter how thrown in. Withthe Tr -Weekty tor one year it is $20. Farmers’ and Mechanics’ sho werth ot tools for set tools consists ot « 40-1b anvil and vis b the left cheek, and lodging in the | ular walls of rock hn muscles of the neck. The married | high met my ize I laughter, Mrs. Hauimon, was also i natural bas: ‘nthe house, but her presence was (2 gress from wh inknow nto Clark and she esc aped x 1 Looki in the flam nber ot lets before they could | uitgeod rann fee satistactia seek shelr s harorner, with } jury. Tir wnediately after the shoar- | Indians ha ag Clark fled. teat: the number of lives lost the con-} Ib. hot chisel, wit Tee cape i ce . wi for the reason tiat the dav ater | | ee and dies, Farrier’s knite, | the battle, whe: \ tae os es treated, = visited the tows Poe sity | is 4 0 sie vene, Bese ee "RG FARLAND BROS, “| and also the ¢ shoeing hammer, Biackstmnith's drill, Pros morning the little town atway Station was a scene ot? Wildest excitement Phe coroner an sheriff had been notitied -: Or. what d lo? 1 t fo-~r oe x - ~ eso, aad neighbors were search “Do?” echeed Dan. “what im] Eo uen eco eee ei eM RET IE —_— he woods : 3 what I saw oss willaotiall short with 7 ; 4 tistor Clark uid T< 1 Family Clock, made byte Athens patent: height, 17 ut Case: spring-winding; rum A HORRID SIGHT. | shanties ee $12,009,000, be | KEES YHE LARGEST STCGCK ls | } ; Cause y ee Con pe oanescene Deere: : AT THI: BEST Po Tecross ON strikes the hours, Gusranteed erribl ‘ { Were lett wm Panama a sorribly impressive. Mrs. Har: | ae abe pertect time. Ketai! price, $6 | Faliroad lost h | We give this clock and the Weekly Re- | publican one year tor rri-Week ty Outstretched oa a bed. co! F $14. jand freight ¢ box cars, 20¢ aged; empty ila car, mets gu a HARNESS & SADDLERY. at I death. In anotherroom jay the da ot two This se cars } oes Cs ser entirely uncouscious, the br sull oozing out of the bullet ho! Close beside ber lay ver hea Packet j bite brother. moaning piteous!y, eee | 2 het ay heeks torn hor nd bleed as a pee stra |p stay aad ie 2 ae pr ent: toe *s, “ton + Pract ' last consta ercafter ¢ : SE Property. The action of Preston ay = 1 ee : = BESS in burning Co! ¥ con 3 o Tm Phe small room im w Serge ; ae = o a ae jes Dh { demned by Coleone! a 3 i=] = edy occurred —— a Te eee ieee apa es | : - oe z play- “Hamlet.” berp | Mander of the rebel forces about = 3 *ppearance. g = amie Robert 3 Bet -] a : ee el | Panar Ma.as thatota common brigand | ; - isorder e watts ee floor w re c tn some | 2 = a” g © 5s captared T smeared and sp Ss. Out o in **Hamle 7 ees = ood rm t brains. t fail t | wide ~ * s tak -32@” CLUB LIST. KILLS HIMSELF. . a 18S 2 3s inn | H sending $25 with a club of 23 The search for Clark was ; id prove ee i i a 2 fee subscribers will get a Wateriit } = tt seemed So a= { « sain tree cuted all aight and threats of ly “es set well agai: H = f $5 . , ( ing when Captured were free! s preposterous old may tee, oc > | P = | wee ere will pti a Seth Thom- ; se they di re {4 Z dalged in. It was we!f known ¢ = ¥ jormer'! | ae —] H : tT REPUBLICAN, —- = t uds ¥ *e¢ was armed, and with al! ¢ tor months and } St. Loud sire to catch the monste: ' zs! > ‘ ! uit fustice, great caution w: = spoonei aten Ollar! DR. served. No trace was found one bo . 1 cul asev-/ The Old, Wel: Tried, weicaache - er befo: S morning, whee : —-PREVIGN TS CHAIN j neee’s SAMATIVE Pin ener rom 4 Iti TAN fy Hy & aay. ( Ss j _— Peau a lacsal Foret. A gee — ee CANNOT CHOKE A HOR: PSEA ag es Sitters. some of the Papers that Mrs. Sides PETE FAT Woods of Ba! timore, who Adjusis c-elt ta any Ha sery Neck, has twe 2 Rhenmatian. [mare cay od i { tom, ity! (ne bowess A precious dove ; to oe males, i i years old, 1s somewhat tee nor. Dervese eyetem. and givii Mure of the tedy mob oa Ean- £3 sale everywhere.