The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 15, 1885, Page 3

Mo. Time Table (Lexincton & SouTt N Branc asked Cherokee County Mob | rch into Girard, Kan., and Lyre Negro Brut ly mov- | 48 Unt m HOL ERA is rap i i Late ie ne, on 7 4 : ea secret Societres i haa art rei ; zs St man Dy MASONIC. | yan Butle r Lodge, No r first | 1 killed y in each 1 | colored boy | No.7 ane equal month. SES Gouley Commandery Knig ar| Herb Ditters, meets irst Tuesday in each mon 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 180 meets eve day night. Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the 2nd and ath Wednesdays in each month Mon- It renews and vigorates the blo - ing to health an Lawyers. and thus aang 7 3 system fro at | , Ask your dre If hie does not e occult x ered through the HOMAS J. SMITH, Attorn Law ButlerMo. Will practice Er HEED anything ake SBLER ged j it ext | Was Du Girard anc the d ty jail here yhich is nothing but a mere shell. Id cne savy irons were kept on one of the| : - *sankles. When the rr:22 train | granted i arrived trom the south to-day, about » int forty men got off at and near the H ne ind , 4 t j | i HERE I oc CK the courts of bates and adjuluing counties. x ; eq, Office over B. ot = = ¢ J. S. FRANCISCO. Se (Continued from t oe =S RANCISCO BROS. How Watch Cases are Made. THE— Law, Butler, Mo., : r of 1 court ot record in Missouri, and do gener- al collecting business. D.* »~BROWN, Notary Public But- ler Mo. Will dr acknowledge pose your ¢ iton, C deeds, contracts, leases standard ¢ pleted 1 ect atit WwW ould i 31 3» quiring the acknowledgment or urat of | adherence to the determination to make |), aes 17. | loway, Alexis, Ills. Sire Young ( Lc rehaae ot eee the best watch case ever put on the market, ‘ | 2 ould go 942), dam Fanny (974), t Picco and the adoption of every improve ere igles were on fire | Cll thre v 1 upon praver tor L, RIC Eclectic Physi- re storm: J have had ladhes call e cian and Allcalls prompt- ; . ) : Fi ;ouy we that they have ly attended to. Office up stairs over | y : Morris’ Drug Store. seen o ions, « a | : equivi surgical operations i H 1 J. Mecunisty, W. HL. BALLARD, | stead) cont stnny tokaystans Waten Cuno Fartortse Putte. | £01455); Se uel ree ; eee detphia, Pa, for handsome Llustrated Pamphlet showing how £ uch as the removal of tumors vd c H i ey oy DRSSGHRISTY & BALLARD) | eet theses news ae warned the healing of diseases—pertormed 455), Who won first prize z (To be i) ? | A-coron paneled | by prayer. L listen to them. lalat Glase w. He traveled HOMOEOPATHIC et paneled Pray ten to then peak 55 Se 1 te 1 } } ctin: , Dalkeitkni in 1855 RENE MOTE RC EONS | he rg testimony rendered | to hear them. I like to see persons qe 4 , TH E HORNS t the ‘*tcolored man, | Who are unreal, There is something sa horse of the kindest Office, tront room over P.O. Atl calls answered at oflice day or night. ‘Tele- ; =, phone communication to all parts of the city. Specialattention given to temale disposi itior ready server d a sure oe e a : getter. Hes aclean, sharp, flat bone whose age is supposed to be} make me believe that prayer will | hor une ix unknown to the jury | exciting about them. But they never , of great power and beauty, and Ss, Came to with all good action. > has a beaut is death by stran- | Overturn natural laws. In medica] |! hall good _ Te has a Deamtifal s ‘| head, well arched neck, verv deep chest, by a] cases faith can often produce natural | is also heavily quart a, caused by hangin red, with powertul mob co BOULWARE Physician and nposed ct from twelve to] revolutions—the evolution of — the pace a USene : bass = i Heals ” ee e Surgeon. Office northside square, ent = ‘ See cree ; 3 a horse of two good ends and a good mid- Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chil- oe) ien, at least two of whom | gteat neryous emotions-—and to this] dle, with good bone and good feet pro- Wie cee. were trom Baxter Sprh gs Cherokee the miraculous cures may he at- porvonate to his great weight a verv choice ss horse, county, state ot Kansas, and whose | tributed. Terms: $ ( F. RENICK, M. D 3 e geon and Obstitrician.” Office, east side square, over Levy’s store. Re corner Main and Ft. Scott str 5 to insure colt to stand and names are H. C. Tripp and Captain **I must not be understood to say,’’ | SUCK $20 to insure mare with foal, $15 . the leap, money due at time of service, insurance March ist 1856. Anvone leav- The body was cut down and buried | i8 NO use in praying. We leave the | ing county. or parting with mare after service has been rendered torfeits insur- ance and money must be paid. Care will Price,and that the act was telomous.” | Mr, Beecher concluded, “that there by the city authorities. measure and the time ot the answer As the . > participate to God, and He answers our prayers be taken to pr t accidents will r nr , % I . : be responsible should anv occur. Mares poe the lynching -day were al] | mediately—not immediately. All} from a di be accommodated : unmasked, they were identified al- | this, what I call—not irreverently— |} with p reasonal rates i i = Would be s this coltt S SRS penance sl SS most by many people. the beggary of prayer, I do not be- Grocery House Amor x them were H. C. Tripp, | lieve in. a ho is said to be a traveling sales— = CAD EM OF SoMar eNIe@ Nae Nee One ne It 1s noted by the Boston FRANK PL LEE Cc D Gi 1 Capuan Pace. cies : in all the festivities TO moe eople ; ene EK N N E WY : I ee oon o cents and we e whom were named in the Peegutae able sam- WILL OPEN name was not ment rdict. It is also said that the - Hines. Thomas Ward and J]. At their well known and popular 5 F stand on the Fast si¢ of tne 6 Am er | square, are leading the 5 GROCERY TRADE In | tar BUTLER. .ct Its announced by the Capital that r Splings, were | Mr, Cleveland has decided to 1¢ father of te of t and probabl ea to be ver in the woor For Particulars Address Their stock de Ri. NAYLOR, | Feed Flour and the best Mo. | quality of Staple and | compose Butler, Bates County, genet fancy Groceries, Glass, Queensware aud Cutlery. | THEY ARE AT LESS ENPENSE Goods L OD C R Us SH ER — BDennev.- | AND LEVELER, at DO YOU KNOW Csrange Store! city lmit a single ere Hee-hol e 'SPAPE A book of 100 pages. p ms The best book for an : i dvertiser to con- ontains lists of newspapers a RD°S CLIMAX TOBACCO icated which w nt, or can be mas the courts of Bates and g s 5 | paApTES , Wa , ri F counties. Prompt attention given to coi This process of Aon 7 3° {WPUR / bi = DESPALE STALLION | lection Office over Wright & Glorius’ : Sessa OF | — - 1854, and the methods ae tool ed i pe ARKINSON & ABERNATILY, At- | making fhese watch cases j str u torneys at Law, Butler, Mo. ce} patent | Wagon ag west side of the square ee 2 i . under e ¢ ex A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, | 74 1 b t 41.6 Mo. Will attend to cases in any eet JOHNSON:S Commercial College! 421 N. 3d St. St. Louis, Mo Open All the Year! rand Te and Ornamental Pen : to thousands ot former st dents who have completed under our instructious, BB-A Full Corps of Experience Protessors. ie Write for Circulars, Specimens ot Penmanship and Catalogue of St sand R ences. Address: Prof. J. W. Johnson, » Mo. PRESIDENT. FINE SUITS. rice and ¢ ours | Made te to Order eed a fitin every ¢ nd see me, south roon | | | ange store. | * E. TALBOTT, BATES COUNTY :|National Bank. OF BUTLER, MO. , Oldest Bank in the County. = Capit il paid in, - - $75,000. Surplus - - - + $27.000 |Large Vault, B urglar-Proof | Safe with Time Lock spared to doa general bank Good pa Buy and» wusits We., | DIRECTORS. Lewis Cheney, J.C. Clark, | Dr. Elliot Pyle flon. J. B. Newberry E.P. Henry, I. N. Mains, Dr. J. Everingham, J. P. Edwards, J. J. Ryan, W. J. Bard, Dr. D.D. Wood, J: 9 Patty, Geo. W. Miers, Coleman Smitr F. pittees d. OFFICERS. “LEWIS CHENEY - President- J.C.CLARK - - - - Vice Presic } TYGARD - - - BUTLER NATIONAL DANK, Soe ates Opera Hou Block, j BUTLER, MoO. “| Cash Capital and Surplus, +50. | JOHN H. SULLENS.. i t '. W. CHILDS, os sade cE. WALTON,, i DU KE ier, 2 STOCK HOLDE}! SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT’Y AT LAW, SPRINGFIELD, MoO AND eEBRRC INSTITUTE P =