The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 5, 1885, Page 2

} 4 H at pouaeubnmnmpneecracee ee i acne cnienceinaiesmteattlishmeetntemtbltt te ittattn neon py reagan om EET a A PHANTOM ENGINEER. the train bez ¥ o. 1 = 5 , sa ) oh i « BD , 7 GS ee ‘i _{2 est ‘ » th yest engine or > road salva it t i n years ag I un} s elbo ae: ‘ ot any sort, < -y’ know | was connected with t In > 5 ad got soiter Curele > end was a very fine plated needle H T knowed every rail an’ cross- | The doctor looked cautiousiv at € ia the road, to say nothing of | young lady's daimty as ges an’ trestles, a culverts, an’ | and at len sling outa ha could shet ary eyes an’ where I) serted the point of the needle wuz by the way ole Six carried her- | by the I ib, and pressi self. Well, one night—it ’s the spri m the ndie, tur darkest meht I ever saw: the moon] current from the battery. rs seemed as if ey’d gone When the electric current + eur for good, an’ the ck, thick | down the point of ¢ needic clouds set so close to the earth that] young lady winced an yer could tell "em as ver plowed} hands, wh tears came to her r 7 ; ra | on rough ’em. Headhghts didn’t| eyes. This lasted o for *mount to much them days, nohow, | ment. for as soon as a little ts but that night mine didn’t do good | peared around the needle, it was 2 Sump‘n must ’ve biacked the] moved and the hair dropped . tine 3 *t see te . | 1 1 } glass, for I couldn’t see ten steps| Atter forcing out about a dozen hairs what dim ly ahead of the pilot, on feach side ght there wuz flashed sick | stopped. The young lady removed ev solid front uf cloud. B. rain. vz began to fallen our, | st own like the bottom ha and tripped iy to the ourror av’ inlessn’n five mint could j She took a Ic hear it roar’ in the ditches along ction and ¢ The noise it ist de the track side track. made | they would soon all be gone. hrough the culverts drowned | r the tr sech an eputon her hat and left, n. IT hope I} having er flooc tler er ‘a lever see other sitting. V every minute an’! less split “So you remove ness on all s an’ thej the young ! thunder boomed ’mong the clouds as | ! earth was e) ing fre oom t! Vill you tell n ‘The operati was ther and prac F current ially I knowed it’s T wuz on) can never reappe go “Jt is, tt a ® « munute, so I I leaned bac listened to the rag 4 iy hreman opened Seat | movec “The chiet objec tediousness stepped ust be destroyed nstance, tt weeks betore I ot the lip, the doctor | tnce of intense sate | = AN ac | ISss. ; reli ram Wagon, a ‘ ; PER YEAR. ec : : Northeast Corner | Pests a D Seg Se havea | . _| GLOBE PRINTING tt LN s oes Y) a] [take pieasure in announemg to NEW JEWELER. i tees = nown blood | the publie that [ have located in pany, especially tor the Missouri Rep oe > country and sold | Butler to make it my tuture home, ‘ li-an, and is seut to subscribers thro ies and haye the largest and best the mail in a satin-lined case. 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It manutactured by the Waterbory Cah BUTLER, North Main Stre ular ice ot the watch is $3 50, but send the Weekly Republican, one andthe watch and chain for the price with the Tri- — | sorted stock of clocks, Watches and jeweiry and spec ever brought r leave New York City, save | © this | market, which [ will sell and Carriage Hire and stop | Cheap for cash. Having had mar 1 opposite Grand Cen- | years experience in the man ture of watches and clocks in Eu- rope, am now prepared to repair . sand clocks, no matter how ted badly they been bringing Important, one year An 1 Machine wa tor five years. machine is fi equal to it not better than similar chines that have been selling all the country tor trom $35 to 360, is only $18 and Weekly for one thrown in. With the Tri-Weekly for year it is $20. “ Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Blacks shop, $50 worth of tools for $25. set of tools consists of yo-lb anvil and vise, oy and upwards } Restaurant nor how abused. By have htem to me, you can have them pu’ uitgood running order and guaran ee satistactio FRANZ BERMHARDT Butler, Mo creditors f Ash Wa! Tel. adi j : Ke tinal set t 18-inch tongs, of the Bat | 95 hammer, with h 1,-lb, hot chisel, with No. 34 stock and dies, Ferrie Farrier’s kn MC FARLAND BROS. | BUTE Fe— ENG fh KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK AT ETRE BEST © -I1CES IN HARNESS & SADDLERY. a “MALAI o CLUB LIST. will get MMA MCD “ZeTIO esaogy s.zom0odg ‘ONIIYd S.ASHOH FHI EWSPAPER #00055 sult, enced or otherwise. Spooner —PREVE Patent Collar! rs: HL AFING-: Secare Bagpn action to the’ 1 nd relieve f bie nL post-paid. for m Tite gy Paid. to any address for 10 cents. GE