The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 16, 1885, Page 7

OHIO TOWNS RUINED. 8+ Wa Al this report < 3 fe OCCUR «ARE ERO ROIS TT ACE A, MicBANTEL ~ [ Mo - nid U 7 ms, Oh . | mlag ports c NORTH MAIN ST ding u 33 0 if line e i DEALER IN F Pine aud a0 ie wu v I . y ' WIGS, LatTh@QeS, | 2.2 J J ribie cyclone stri Was # SPRING WAGON b= ee ; ; Etc., Etc. nd almos ; and t t i Attorney Generai rpThe I carryi t > { plain, blunt man, wee tornado Court | spect for the conve 1 street, the main are, and | life He says he ne } } f ali e§ | BS ruined almost eve , orf i } li; Welles forty on Gityauieiie Ve Eleacdly » knov Mr Clevelan Rad a a private residence in the town es- | will have And Patterns on 1 = the Lowe four hu coped, fully down. ——— The Baptist, Presbyterian and Cath These goods come direct from the manutactor anddonot pass through three er four olic churches shared the common fate. hands. so Agent for the a a pene The Obio Southern, Panhandle, and M depot were blown to smiiherens, anc Narrow Gauge idtand railroac ULHOLLAND SPRIN This Spring is the best h Jéie bar in the way of turning pitching; because it is the pulest riding spring made al Was carried away, mal there is no cause there is strongest and le. and egress almost impossi As every wire wit the to get accurate details of trophe. WILLIANET WELL COLLEGE! LIBERTY, MISSOURI. ader the Auspices of the Mo, Raptist General Association. to work his instruments. i j vost every building iw the viemity | ¢ ingress na circle ot two miles is down it is utterly impossible catas- The only reports that can be got- ten are through an operator who tap- ped a wire two mules west of the town and is sitting in a heayy storm The panic strichen people were taken complete- ly unawares and fled from the tumb- Mrst-Class Institution for the noffling buildings in every direction ‘oung Men. Jepartme: n paratory, College, Theology through the murky darkness. A (THOROUGH -:- TRAINING Pr Basiness, me. Thirt: they hurried hither and thither for Teaching or tor Professional xth year begins THURSDAY, SEPT, 3, ’85 Tuition and incidental fees, Weeks, in advance. ,Toom rent, fuel and lights $2to $4 per whither they were fleeing. $21.50 per term Peabody, Kansas, is the first place X Ee-Tuition ‘ree to ministerial students { in the country to erect a monument sons of Baptist ministers Treatalogue address to Gen. Grant, and its tribute is both Jas G Clarih, novel and artistic. The monument Seat feet It and entirely ot yellow corn. The tour sides bear respec the ’ *Union,’ ; caret 15 the shape of an obelisk forty high on a pedestal of seven feet. is a wood framework covered with Chairman of Faculty. WAYS in the LEAD! BELDING’S _ SPOOLSILK Length, Strength & Elasticiy ear a ttully ’**Plenty’ words, **Peace,” and ‘*Liberty,”’ red ears. Uy ouilt up of The cornice molding of s the pedesial is covered with sorghum stalks, and at each angle as pumpkin. Inthe center vf HAS NO EQUAL! ench face of the pedestal is a portrait ere ore ot the hero ot Appomattox, = rounded with : wreath of tnumphal nense popi Merit of tie ‘zo0 ‘is due solely to the Brinsie nus. pop corn with the husk on red the WEST and souTH” ers ROWrMEAL: CONN. BAL. CANADA. Sai AMP TON, Mas: ot Sale by Denier Everywhere, Knitting Silk. Machine Twist, Dut- brea Sik Ne eu and mene ngton @ paints of Supar- eV that distinguish their Sroor SIZE crown. Corn stalks in Mosaic stvle cover the remainder of the pedest and at the south taces Ynorth side are stacks of arms eniously cc structed of corn stems, wi ot the san farmer th bayon ye Mate Grant was rmers’ especially 3; 200, Muisery—A g i with a new dress and no place to go.—Maratnon In-- depent. More misery—A Girl with- out a new dress and some place to mere money than at anything y taking an agency tor the ating Uook out. Beginners succeed + None fail. Terms free. Hatterr Boox Co., .Pertland, Maine. go.—Merchant Traveler. Addition- al misery—A\ girl with a new dress and some place to go, and no ‘feller’ to go with her.—Courrer- Journal. mad frenzy seemed to seize them and in their wild distraction, little knowing | | | girl who_was bitters is doing m Gariand | sit tor hours > attend swe - a= ata late dinner, attorney general thinks too much us own comfort to fF ceremonies, conditions unde a which he accept ed his place i cal 1 ot Washington society should placed upon him.—Sedalia Bazoo. Beatrice’s wardrobe of 300 new the Mother Hubbard pattern, and it is surmised that Battenburg will be Seen sitting in the corner ot in ’em sO soon as mother-in-law tora gets her hand well in. The Rev. Downs ¢ j Shows that a hands ome young man one ase of Boston shouid not be called to preach unless careful business wife 1s called with him to regulate ;his prayer-meeting hours and pastoral Visits. a Mrs. lear Ww. ine claiming to be the widow of the confederate Gen. Davis, who formerly real estate in Chicago, has begun suit against « number of the owned present owners for her right of dower. It is al looks ee that Belva Lockwood the bed every nights Yet this is the woman who, in 1884, } asked her fellcw-citizens to make her Commander in Chief ot the Army and Nayy of the United States. «A. Brooklyn grandmother gradual- ly won her grandson away from daughter-in-law her by constantly giving him pennies, and the mother had to appeal to a court to get back the mercenary Itttle wretch. Reb ca McDonald, the Scranton in 2 trance for two has been a trance medium. omebody pronounce what weeks, Now, fet s a trance medium really is. 1¢ Pricess Amelia, a sister of derick the Great, was the only royally descended musician who ever ved any buc ordinary musical playing Mrs ho give merits: ot asence of dutv. 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