The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 27, 1885, Page 7

= eee i rs eS = Fo eer = Sate: ¢ TOUGHS OF NEW YORK. LEXINGTON & SOUTHERN BRANCH.) : O1 ~ OLDE The formula by whic Bitters is comp dred years old, in a Bowery Bil- A Saturday Night s« ! May tot Co encing Sunday ¢jj turther notice, jer as fOllOWs: GOING NORTH. pre! Commercial College’ 421 N. 3d St., St. Lonis, Mo GOING The entire rang cannot produ Joys so high ar. whe it STOMACH BS oar £7 gs Ss you m nurount ers Course ‘ jesire to Learn and Teact . Lise : Penman | tive mo: ; who w quis be classi | examination. Iam speaking of an old burial- > new ones you see the sol ghly-varnished coftins | (often carved) lying on the surface. fa There they are left fora year or two, | 700! walt after which they are thatched or brick- ES a ed over, according to the wealth of the | WO" family, the result being a mausoleum like those set up to several of our royal family. This soon gets grown over with grass and weeds, and ends by be- coming a mound, still hallowed in the recollection of the elders, still vi fee on anniversaries with the appointed ae as | MISHLER HERS BITTERS CO., | Offerings The thing to remember is HOMAS J. SMITH, Attorr __525 Commerce S:., Philadelphia. that in China all is above grou | Peer Mes Will practice Parker's Pleasant W.:mSyrapNeverFails | there is no di g of graves; sim f Bates and adjoining counti | pare SeAhicatt wer Bates county National Bank. ret s feties former stu MASON dent leted under our Butler Lodge, No. aturday in each month. Wiami Chapter Royal Arch Masons, v9.76, meets second ‘Thursday in each | 2 a eiga rae tion, Malaria, Periodical Com- Gouley Commandery Knights Templar plaints, etc. Asa Blood Purifier, gets the first Tuesdayin each month. | 2 has no equal. It tones the system, | strengthening, invigorating and g new life. The late Judge Hayes, of Lancaster Co., Pa., an able Jurist and an honored c: Mishler’s Herb Bitters is very has acquired a great reputat | cinal and curative properties | and in my family several tes, and I an fied that the reputation it unmerited.” bright plaid : . barr A Full Corps of Expenence wuck ee Ely’s Cream Balm ,22 3.20" Corot Bxpenences . with his heel Cures Co'd in the Hend. Write for Circul in the air, t Penmanship and Catalogue of St. bese ; ‘ I gue Stu ihe | CATA RR Hci Sie: eat respect to this Prof. J. W. Johnsgo jealled him “Pete. Rose Cold and Hay Fever... 4, alae “the little toughs H ng generation of | Price 50 cents. “or Sale by all | D ts. gs | i balls were corraled 4 pyramid, the tallest | Ely Brothers, Oswego, N. Y. F | N E SUI | S f where none : ' uld reach it, and made hot with reckless energy. uve | ‘Rough on Coughs’ Geter ea | SOUS &"S' Made to Order It is the best remedy for Kidney ond Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Cramp in the Stomach, Indige instructious Specimens of 1.0. O. FELLOWS. 1 Bates Lodge No. 1So meets every Mon- | y night. if Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the | snd and ath Wednesdays in each month $ In every style price and quality aa : (Continued from last week 1 looking through 8) pRe Wonderful success 23 Of; 5, Frascisco. S.P.Fraxcisco.; How Watch Cases are Made. Hetty, 1s (cue Sun 70%, Consumption. a SCO BRUS. Attorneys at : 2 purple 1 eater: ae ‘ | T guaranteed a fit in every cas Law, Butler, Mo., will pr in | It is a fact not gen » player looked at Pete, ting of Blood, Sore or | Call and see me, south room Hoarseness, S: atarrhal Thr Irritating ed: eomin’ on. Dat was aeross | yrange store. JE. TALBOTT, Merchant Tiilor odie courts of Bates and adjoini g} James Boss’ Gold eounties. A ompe eenuon: ven to cot. | tain more pure gold than ffice over right & Glorius | gold cases The demand fo » store. 7% : m es has led to the mannf seven-t TROCHES, Ec. LIQUID, 25e. IN & ABERNATHY, / at I ler, Mo. Offic COUNTY e made fr and a 5 or € karat case i or 14 kar: It is Not & watch case so poor in g S B.S. tVELLS, Jer ittempte «ws National Bank, surt of record in Missouri, »gener- | soon lose its color, or one so sof Kae OR ned | proved to be a succe Thre icollecting business. lose its shape and fail to shut Teco “ eee | were sent into the pocket in succ ~ ee : Fe BUTLE are P ea ane — letting in dust and damaging the wu | Pa The ate the whole. 2 | and then cig meres I Bae a miss, PARK ER*s | OF BUTLER, MC EER V.BROWN, Notary Public But-! one so thin that a slizht blow willl | healthy px sent ¢ the balis in a favorable po , | : D. ler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge | the exystal, and perhaps the mov realthy ] nitws|/HAER BALSAM! | Oldest Bank inthe County. % zi to make HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, gs .e M Will 1 end to cases in any ing. Our r deeds, contracts, leases and all papers ri s a x firing the acknowledgment or Jurat_ of | It IS economy to buy a James Boss’ Go Nails in Decorations. Basabihan offic | Wetch Case, in which None of these things | 2 -headed br: nails may of = Round-hea r bat’ -—— -— - -- | everoccur., This watch cas ine: Phaysietius. \ ment—it has been ma: } ‘Nuthin’ but 1 as he accepted ac ee ccAaPata. | The be economical hair | — es."’ observed Pete, | g.cci¢ to = t hful | r from anadmirer. | color to'gray hi This elegant dressing is similar article, on account of its superior clea It contains ma i 1 mo notanr arly thir | themselves be extensively used in deco- rating chests, etc. It is well known in] Now, ae - = TP Geniwe Seman repousse or sheet-brass work that a] and itll be missed, s al to the sealp and hair ; Surplus er ee - $27.00 ng Ly L, RICE, M.D., Eclectic Physi- | years ago, when they first came out, and they are in | Very important point consists of intro- The tall boy bet drinks with the next finely perfumed and income “by «cian and Surgeon. All calls prompt- ae ae, aes carried by » | ducing at regular intervals bosses, or | player on the shot. ent falling of the r and ly attended to. Office up stairs over a nature that they Mortis’ Drug Store. er crowd,’ said a thin »basked in Pete's smiles. FEESCOXNX & CO, n was received with im- }Large Vault, B urglar-Proot Safe with Time Lock i | i | 8; the oth. | round studs, of sucl : i Make it for ; and I can shall attract the eye by retlecting light. | jittle fellow v ene | Thus, in the dass when every room | ‘The suecest uri Mr. Bowman, of Cunningham, P —— ; duce one or both of these cases at SYLVESTER J. M.Curusty, | shows the wear in one or two NGLE, Jeweler. ! 5 163 li or { V. H. BALLARD, | pesa scent stamp to Keystone Watch Case Factories, Faia. | Ad its salvers and plates of hammer-) mense favor by the onlookers, and the 163 William Stueet, New York, | uri RS. CHRISTY & BALLARD, Ho- | #etphla. ta, for handsome Mustrated Pamptict showinghew | ed brass, favorite subjects were oran betters reluctantly consented. When | sve. and $1 sizes, at all dealers licineg. | We are prepared to doa general Land . RIS < BALLARD, | James Hoos and Keystone Wateh Cases are made. a i fruit ab ” Pete drank Great saving in buying dollar size Siw bullae. Cael saear eek tl n moeopathic Physicians and Surgeons (Zo be Continued.) i grapes, and other round fruits, whose | the player missed the shot, Pete drank g ness. G pap way ng arf Office, front room over P- O. All calls hemisphericx! and rounded — surface } prandy - demand. Buy and sell exchange answered at office d or night. Tele- | —-- ee —~ | gave a brilliant reflect of light. Ac- For three hours the game went on, receive deposits &c., | phone commumtcation to all parts ot the | Specialattention given to temale | wed panna Siees uae ; c h g "FTN send six cents cordingly, 2 very favorite subject for and at the end of each contest the bar- L PR 17 Ik we Pras pae " Rgraas TH E HORN Ss a brs 55 platter wis the spies returning | tender distributed green tickets for Al Fee a coaly Reco tielen adele DIREC LORS: from Canaan, bearing between them | drinks to the boys. They lounged i i -- | an immense bunch of grapes. During} around the room, drank beer, smoked de ee isereee allele ia eke | Lewis Che fy C. Clark, BOULWARE, Physician and | three hundred years there were as many | cigars, and listened to the decisions of | \orid. Fortunes await the workers ab- | ees felt e B. ~ whesry geon. Office north side square, salvers made with this subject as all | pete on the technical points of the | joutely sure. At once addresss True & | Dr f Ever! as PE feo hs © yeg Butler, Mo. I ses of women and chil- others combined. In fact, the emplof-] game. Then they discussed Edwin | Co., Augusta, Maine, ape re “R She at «ama J j B veonkg , rice q fen a specialty. ment of the boss, or knob, or circle, | Booth and John L. Sullivan, for both J.J. Ryan, . J. Bard, F. RENICK, M. D., Physician, geon and Obstitrician, Office, ea ir mq ‘ide square, over Levy’s store. Residence | ; . ; ania 1 Dr. D.D. Wood . M, Patty in art is as old as art itself; it wascom- | of whom great peepee was shown. : } 4 mon among theearliest races, and an} ‘The tall boy bet drinks that Grant Geo 1 Ye. Phe ran Smi article which I have read declares that | cure of election, and Pete decided tha the white dots in a blue ground which | he had won, whereat the tall boy said OFFICERS. form the undying “‘polka-dot pattern” | that Pete would yet be a member ot I ov cofner Main and Ft. Scott streets. in cravats is the survival of the heads the board of aldermen, a remark which asd Ccescmees Pieces the i pes toe Ou a | of the rivets in ancient armor. It is} was not resented. Two of the, com. ‘ aps cpee <=) ea an s curious as instructive t serve any danced 2 ble shuffle and were , CCL - + + © Vice Preside::! as curious as instructive to ob: yany danced a double shu . Cl ; Reg how, for instance in Romanesque dress, Do aaed with ejection by the bar: | meriean ¥. TEGARD: « - - Cashiee ae Butler Academ Nery soos ehecls ewer produced by | tender on the ground that they were y. dots. These are seen, too, not only 02 | One of the lads drank so much beer BUTLER old Anglo-Saxon and Gaulish dresses. | that he offered to fight Pete. He was} prom the tenth cencus, vol- §, just pub- but on all objects where it v desi at ence seized by tl le, o— ble to produce the mo: indie] SEPY EMBER, 8th, 1884. } ! he collar and a cer | jiceg. “The American Agricultnrist is . ornamental ef- | tain portion of) hi trousers and as- especially woathy ot mention, because of | fect in the easiest manner. Nails can | sisted to the sidewalk in a hurry by the | the remarkable Success that has attended } = Sitaewes be had at the brass furnisher’s in great | tender. The boy looked astonished | the unique and untiring efforts ot its pro- ‘ € new brick building will : i : | 1 } j | | . . eat simple circlets, surrounded at times by | interrupting the business of the house. ee Will open for its eleventh year on t F sty and of every pattern, from on hen he reached the street. for the bar-} prietors to increase and exjend its circu- Grocery tHocuse ae Rape when bh ee i ted this summer which } very or two inches in diameter down to the } tender was not specific in the contract | lation- Its cor are duplicated every ie ae afford tacilities tar superior tiniest tacks.—Charles G. Leland. nor nominated in the bond which he | '™ : to anything before enjoyed by its had proposed. circulates wi OF iron, patrons. Thorough work an | N Lord Lytton’s Love Letters. By midnight the party stood at the This tribe Phi Suenenced | @ “And so thev jaca ae poodle in bar steadily drinking beer and pocket- the x arly nis | And so the) ss \ 1 ) 1 See Oh. zoo. darling! | ing cigars until every ticket had been | - ATE A CENtURY CAR JER h also ition, wh 1yora¢ e a Opera House Block, 2 pleasing incident in arvelous BUT ER. Vic. eashed. Pete's there” How like a poodie! And had 00 00's for particulars, address nice soshible H Cor § 0 Teachers | ro thein Wells enoyen and apopmlarls | ral cary curled miealy variarannienon | leeds very mumclumtior Overt leftexe, | of this recogn eading Agricultural | — i stand on the East siz ot the | 2 ows run after oo and te while with the right eye he w a fail = trnal of the world Cash Capital and Surplus, 353, H : ae Se lae Ae me | tau boy counting up a handful o! _ ver WHAT It | iin : hee square. -uding the | : pi kisses to) be dis | COms (Jet te ee ee atia plaid | JOHN H.SULL . Preside or Normal studies and |\GROCERY TRADE IN/ lows: | 500/000 Tor oo | We Me =mlocn Bele eee el boe and T.W. CHILDS, Vice Preside ul location are some of i 50,000 to oo Tight eye, meee ee eee Ws. E. WAL’ -Cashies ractions offered to those sar BUTLER. cs |< ve, 1.000.000 to — at K eon ant aid ic. ¢. DURE Cashi ng an education. Pea ear nts ae i é be A Tn Des ene See DON KINNEY. i tor \ Feed Flour and the best arid dex gent @ DIRECTORS. J. MJ NAYLOR, 345m By qualiy of Sta and eaiieintte nse = Fancy Groceries, CG Mo Waite ; T E ACRE PULVERIZER. Glass, Queensware and Cotlers. ; : re j : Jat - , Pri Heme |. witht neal = j their posts. CK I nd e |WHAT, FREE ? , 33 e of Ferre poor n't tink = nds tioests Celivered in the city Imits { 10 own idolatrous } Then he _ | J ee. scare pe ds made al ae ij Fi 1 Porgi i bootifulest ingest | the bar to sé canst aaa arge ire and Burgiar a Ghas. Dennev.: penne he was r swept mor ; = jee ee es AND LEVELER, brief Poneet just outr Z : age For Sale at the d were separated.— DO YOU KNOW © Caranege Store ings ivo BRIDGEFORD & HUPP. LORIL D's CLIMA? G Pchiiedtonsn ae dhertsnic te tin nef! Ornamental Wouse TOBACCO SEWARD A. HASELTIN --AND— . tchew PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT'Y AT | Ws, : Sie Da; . howe sae at Washington, D x. reap cednmee ign Painter: : ee ee eee