The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 7, 1885, Page 2

ep tin Pancesesehnininiatidtinis WASHINGTON LETTER. vUR on, D. C:, Sept. 21, §5- ASHINGT atter allows only eae Qui : c contest Th ona fide ins 3 : at home’’ be embers of tr c t > Ne ‘ z must decide the conte ener i . z otent Mian the: wayeok | GES Sess =? : votes from Washington. - ee ae : : Another wonder of nature is to be | J- M. Matthe bay eige: ees . y President Hendricks choice, the Natio seum. Barnum’s | 4nd Dr. By i hereafter to be | the son-in-law of W fo Ene in the stil] | Who is be . g a depart Bik re bargained | P*4cc- + . oe te more | Z2nization sery Z : ee : seas ; ; pa; We Caution AIL Against Them. | thorities then little expected to get | ©'V'< i i s _ rt H As soon as ag | cians. P | |} ; Ir. Ham dergo the ch : g before thes Wet oe < “: 1 } ' Great interes nife>s : e Ely’s | apse betore Jumbo : : tH : = 5 itness a S. St | »y the Yantic, left New U ed recreat and interviewed concern- | | some time ago for this c e = Wig ae & Pure JPomaily Medicine Fiais | | a _ . Never lotesicates $5,000,000 on board. The Navy ot every 0 hu ' Yard officials have been notified ot ss ents, js the expected arrivals, which arej what I can judge, Says eo i sed torward to w great interest | up as Lam, Is say t Was | by those who wish to get a look at) grave danger ot the Civil Service | the cargo. On reaching the whart} Commission + ning areater the sil Hobe to the | abuse than the S Suste I think | Posse fh ums Express; a much simpler 1 ect | Company who wilt transter it to the | method could be tound than under | Treasury inte large express wagons, | the present law, and one th as _ THON each wagon carrying about a quarter | meet wita the approval of the peo- | int wi > no question that of # milton dollars in’ each load. | ple. There can | Sixteen marines will be HIsCOX & CO, New York, detailed to | so long as we have a Civil Service | 13 William Staeet, stand guard over the wagons from) Commisson, 1t8 members, the major: | Ity of them at least, must be is syvim- 3 # i] ¢ a @ and have the sorted stock of clocks, Fi lite — — EN OE RE Ee RAS PY AN vos tchell tam Wagon, and Stee! Gear § and Lop Buggies, aa agon Wood work. Northeast wl. SRE MASP AOL n; ample grou mpetent thy was and b. by steam! W.F. Keupotgr.Pres ture 1 annoeunemng to that IT have located in er to make it my future home, 1 best as- watches and irgest e Navy Yard to the Treasury De seat ' CO rea and spectacles ever brous partment, not from any tear ot an) pathy with the prevailing administra- i A P R IZE dot nd ae Sud pecs fees ‘ eeu . =f costly bo } : e * attempt to be made to rob thej tion. Asa business man | should BS EE Cee on 22 re h. Having had many ‘ : vel oe hersex, to more mon- isla ooehcl ie shanntac- wagons, but simply for precaution’s | not employ 4 book-keeper w was | anvt ieeccsee ars experien tis eis manufac 7, : : | : = 2 al ture of watches and clocks in Eu- stke. The silver is packed in boxes | working against my interests and a5 i *e rope, am now prepared to repair ce : i : i i ze paddresss Prue Sop te Sopa atte . and kegs and it will be removed so. | praying that I should fail. Thesame q-1ver* eschee std eee ane matter how 7 complicated nor how badly they — z ee ee —— | have been abused. By bringing rule applies to administering “bree of the defeated presidential candidates whose aspirations soared igh last fall, are in the city. Ex- Vv MOTHERs. Are vou disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child sufte ing and ADVICE In the in fairs of the government. portant offices, where Mr. Cleveland Gev. St. John is after the scalps of; must have aid and sympathy crying with pain ot cut “lt SO, some postmasters in Kansas, who | execution of his policy to bring it to | send at once and get a bottle ot Mrs. i ‘ z Zi Winslow’s So othing Syrup For Chiidren cae ary 5 a “ ” oss issue. = r have been offensive partisans’’ | a successful issue, none but good ar Teething. Its value is incalculable. It against the cause which he repre—| tried democrats should be ap will relieve the poor little sutterer imme- = diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there Se ene : It 1s surprising that active repr eae no mistake abo it. It cu tery and diarrhoe 3. nts; and Gen, B! F, Butler is de- liv ering one of his telling arguments | partisans should expect to remain in the stomach . i ree : ae : and bowels, e wittt Colle: cote ae the he Z = f 3 in es i x and bowels, cures wind colic, tens the an the interest of his clent, Samuel ' a their defeat last fall. Then} » reduces inflammation, and gives Strong, who sues the District of | again, as to the departments at Wash- | tone and energ whole system, Woluniva® ore c carats : Mrs. Winslow's Sica: Syrup For $200,000, which ‘ington. -How can fraud be detected Children Teething is pleasant to the in the records without making re- | taste, and is the pre.cription of one ot j the oldest and bes: temale curses movals and putting ney men in to physicians in the United States, and is look over the books? [ think torsale by all dru throughout the world. Price 25 cent fue him for work performed Mrs. Lockwood was in the court rocm one morning last week, and a man re- gists there marked that it was a sight worth | should be a checking up of the ac- Nee 38 a seeing—two deteated presidential j counts.”"’—St. Joe Gaz sosbatls SECA eon candidates, one listening to th | ae acer ngpeople S. he elo- So sera erase HE ae working people Send Never Give Up L 10 cents postage, and we ble sam- quecce of the other. } will mail vou tree, a roy ple box zoods that w way of making more mo han you ever thought Capt an live at home an only, or all time. es, grand 35 earned every want work m make this un are not well sati If vou are suttering pressed spirits, loss of desease ot bi procure a You wi ou in the a few days Or the Southern Senators, Brown | ane Colquitt of Georgia are believed | to Lave more influence with the ad- H Fe provement tl : : Ene | inspired Ww > especially, is well kKyown im | ity will-retu ; and praise of Electr ired. You spare time 1! of both sexes, of mincsiration than all the others. farre wiost all sections of the country, be- cause of his advanced ideas on recon- suction, and his matter of fact and! STRESS hu ss way of *taccepting the situ- | x articulars, free. | ‘T ene » auon.’ In appearance he is strikingly | PONE" 7 Ek h ive in Pittsburg. He we i ike 2 methodist parson, and the! poor bey. and work ) | chial aur that his owing beard | ter, devo pat and spectacied eyes give him is apt | to stu dy neeal trom most observers the | cal acumen and quick business ht to be tound under that ex- Both he and Colquitt were | closeted with the president the day | fore the latter left on his jaunt to! d now, immed: serior. \dirondacks, Salvi s 56, and say he is as attractive as years ago. is found calling upon him These Senators look well the Federal patronage in ¢ WANTED | Scorset Mii Territory ci BR.SCOTT,842 asked The question is trequently 4 why the president does not remove | Fed Douglass, the universally known i> =. oS a a me BoD Wale 8 AYR PIEN { colored Recorder of Deeds ot the } District of Columbia,and Postmaster j LIVER i ETagLE 7 toes | Conzer, as well as other large sala- aoe | ried Government officers in the Gee OT Bed Oe District. Se { In talking with a d good |; “Purely Vervaainy Ne arying We Griping. Price 3c. 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