The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 23, 1885, Page 3

e “ew. Pacigtic tice, tra , x 3 NORTH. JOHUNSC os ommercial College! 421 N. 3d St., St. Louis, Mo. All the Year! ete gutler Lodge, 2 rurday h month ter Re econd Thursday As soon known the decision was southern Kansas, men in wagor on horseback came | Gouley Commandery Knights Templar and bugg ets the first Tuesday in each month. es Protessors. Write for Circulars, Sy Absolutely Pure. Penmanship and ¢ dents and References. ! Prof. J. W. Johneon, te e powders, Sold | ST. Louis, Mo. o in great numbers from Chanute, from Wilson Mr, Neesham, lett for Denver last | 1.0. O. FELLOWS. eure Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- y night. Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the | eressman, once wrote t and 4th Wednesdays in each month saffering from indigest: other counties to were: ‘The Greenwood county and commenced | information L have recerved astounds { this county (Woodson), and also | might. His last wor { | i Ses Mieco ne staking off claims, saying that Judge | Me, The situation is desperate and Powprr Co. 0 : \ tot ofthe kidgese, Brewer’s decision declared all lands i c measures. ’” j Pane eae 4 : r - eretofore held the Missou + ere MISHLER “HE Attorney at |} Siclecuuncras lérMo. Will practice in the | Texas railway to Kansas - THE OLD RELIABLE F| NE SUITS. “MEAT MARKET Made to Order Ig teed a fit in ev cf cod a | J. GROVES JE TALBOTT, ae | NORTH MAIN ST. 473 Mere und adjuinuimg cour | Parker's Pleasant Worm 5 Neverlr2 BENE , : ee National Ba | ng on ae —— ee 7 ' e so §, FRANCISCO. t aes oO BROS. Attorneys at! How Watch Cases are ns Law, Butler, Mo., will practice in|! eit | ie courts of Bates and adjoining In buyi gnties. Prompt attention given to col- | Office over Wright & Glorius’| secure one that is s lardware store. 29 silverthroughout. The | Seen —.| silver cases ze m eee & RNATHY, At- | Law, Butler, Mo. Office | for silver, xs it tur Papmaccisca. (Continued from t g a silver watch case gre: should be taken to n olid t cheap as 2 on their backs. Keeps > square 22. | The backs of ae ee Pr ss = ee aug thinner tha an be procured at Law, Butler, | being rc } and cured. Also tresh BATES COUNTY attend to cases in any | thicker Oysters in their season. t of record in ones and dogener- alll eae ue" National Bank, mines anc int rf a i ae eae ae | : i ; = ie ty been idle since the not. pce S. J. CROVES. V.BROWN, Ane Public But- wand acknowledge | Ch¢#P_¢as yer, Which is 1 leases and all papers re- | not a suitable metal for that purpose. In | How Senator Plum» Caught the} OF BUTLER, MO ane the Gemeamiedement or qyurat of | a brief period it warps, bends and spreads | . m | SEAR ee Pea: seaiy ; bofficer. apart, allowing the backs to become loose | Small Pox. | Bucklen’s Arnica alve. we Ww :. FRANK TCRPIN - gon tHe id admitting the dust and | Coming into W out | world tor Cats |W. W. JARVIS. -». raneis. Oldest Bank in the Count clans. | dirt that atcummulate in the pocket. The | 4,6 tet man I chane a f Salt Rheum, Fever a = —— - | Keystone Silver Watch Cases are only made me ee Sees es ees = ee een orn RICE, M.D., Eclectic Physi-| with silver caps and gold joints. | Senator Plumb, of Kansas. The Iskin erup- it le anvig. ' ; ee nD thie Aus PaRomne [si ouic Wicig-andi pasted cose ueeoim | senator’s face was pitted trom the Bre ae ad ie) ‘5 (& ipiti il pe ide In, =.000 i Z r long and varied experienc a - ; = ‘ orris! Drug Store. | wecannot but acknowledgeand giveourtestimonythat | effect of small-pox., though not to retnnded. — Prine Keystone Solid Silver Watch Cases are the best Ee __ | made to our knowledge. | Having no soldering they re. Pyohn ) * 6 - 3 27 OC ; - ae Medel ad eof eee TG | the extent of disfigurement. I will bh .G) COMMISSION SUT] lus »M.Curisty, W. HH. Batztarp, te were tiiey heated for soldering, and have more | eauiow Ne Came by theseumiail : et ERCHANTS, inthe market. Mruaov & JACCakp JEWELRY ts ee pete nari ee Ss v th na aA gle IS CHRISHY & BAUWARD:| ccrrestees cess eames | audiin doing <o Lwillitell you a tale | hot by the Guards. |Large Vault, B urglar-Proof delphia, Pa., for handsome Hlustrated Pamphlet showing how : } Louisville, Ky., Sept. 15 A des- For the purchase and sale ot E 2 = of rare heroism as it was told al 2ou ale, Ky., Sept, 15.—.\ des: i HOMOBUPATHIU dames Bow’ and Keystone Wateh Cases are made. ry of rare her aS told me hy an old Kansas man who was person: | Perte shooting took place at Ow- | CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. | Safe witb Time Lock ce PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, — RE eras Os Fon ingsville, Ky., which resulted in the le ke | We are prepared to doa generis bank sel ally cognizant of the tacts. : 2 : Room 13, National Stock Yards, ae mo 5 iice, tront room over P.O. Atl calls | 2 rH E H ORN S Many years «go when Plumb had death ot Mose and James Ballard, East St. Louis, Mls | ; eee J wered at oflice av i 2 Tele. socal as baie on wis so _ dcemane oflice day or night. Te brothers of Jack Ballard, who had | Liberal s mavle on consignment receive deposi ¢ communication to all parts of the just come to Kansas from Ohio and Special attention given to temale settled at Emporia, he was poor and just been sentenced to twenty years’ WW. WW. Atherton, | DIRECTORS pee ne struggling tor a living, as were most | Imprisonment for killing William AGENT, BUTLER, MU. | fi C. BOULWARE, Physician and of the pioneers abouthim. One dav Spencer Jast spring. The jury had | Breit Pyle on 3 Mewherry «Surgeon. Office north side square, tler, Mo. Liseasesof women and chil- a specialty. Ryan, W. J. Barc at a little town to feed his team, and | When Mose and James opened fire : b 2 D. D. Wood, J. M. Patty, while there heard that some Ohio] Upon the guard, who returned the But before you do that come round to Gec . Miers, people had been there looking for a| fire, killmg both men instantly. dao. place to locate, leaving one of their|Jack Batlard escaped dunng the OFFICERS. number behind who had been strick- | #ght, but was recaptured. Excite- | mites » M. D., Physician, Su es geon and Obs' it: cian. Office, ea square, over Levy's store. Residence, r Main and Ft. Scott streets. - Coleman Smith. he drove to Lawrence with a load | ust brought i a verdict and the pris- 7 H Ip le Henry, I.N. Mains, of produce. On his way he stopped | 02¢? Was being returned to the jail s r De, fi E veringham, J} . Edwards, | } | en down with small-pox. Some of | ment gai and further violence shew: ARK Pea cride } out of town to a shed. and left him hurt. set of hand-made 6 — there alone. I am satisfied that Tongatine has done >} sent his ¢ . ce | me mere ood than any other medicine BUGGY AND WAGON BUTLER e Chn > Shien ew Plumb sent his load of produce I have everused. Henry Bowerman Post CAD EMY Grocery _ House on, and went to work to find some | Master. Kennard, Wash, Co., Neb. | OF | One to take care of the man if it was H AR) NESS | NAT l AVAL BANK ' tound that he was still alive. He Edward Eyerett Hale thinks news | RAT id at last a man and his wife liv | P#Per men should eat five meals AIOR A SADDLE WILL OPEN C. DEN NED (0) 85 222 se his wate tiv | ne : ing some distance from there who | Also a general line of | { 5 | at their well known and popular nae = - = ' | ‘ ake the invalid tor gc ay. Plumb vorth o niding is tar = A . , | stand on the Hast si. of une ieee ay ed forecedpey Pie eons 2 : See “| Horse Trimming Goods. Oper | Tousc ? ] OC | then could get no team with which | this season. zs | had had the disease, and agreed to}! Savannah, Ga., has put up square, are leading the to tr: ranste! GROCERY TRADE IN ‘For Particulars Address 1@° BUTLER. ot | ‘Their stock 1s composed of J | -M. NAYLOR, Feed Flour and the best | pee tes Conn a qualiy of Staple and fancy Groceries, Glass, Queensware and Cutlery. ; THEY ARE AT Less EXPEN Than any t | tore do not f liberal pric e sick man, and finally, BUTLER, MC. n, seized one wus that General Grant did not know a } t “ jd lL when he saw one. | Ha away a short distance when he was | 2 es | i Secor Robeson is of H { ont of a Store > gO i nt ofa store. He got ess and saddiery Line, 7 il to come Ww Don’t f s when in Capital, - SGG.000 ment of SURPLUS -- $3.006 | Harness, Saddles, Whips, PLVERIZER . is disgusting disease. ut n to tne the s for us burial if ke aye Et . i on down to Empor- ivered in the city hmi c t t rank recogn: LOD C RUSHE R AND LEVELER, Sale at the ' - os uring peace i Chas. Dennev. THAT | LORILLARD’S CLIMAX PLUG TOBACCO farange Store SRIDGEFORD & anit SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT’Y AT LAW, SPRINGFIELD, MO- ngton, D.C) Cor ed cewered tree aad otorast we AeruuR Pare iy wincioal BOF Ove Binest. 5¥ 10 SHO Hy AND? ELECRAPHIC