The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 4, 1885, Page 7

OUK WASHINGTON LE TAR | Wasuincton, D.C., } Now that the presid ing to leave Absolutely “yf Opiates, Emetics and Poison. four d Oct. 19, 85- the city for a | age country wat {interest and wond {ment mar | ig or triction whi LK 20. =i etl ia in about companied by Secretary Manning Sal {and ae. I Lamont as far as New ¥ ork. At present the presi i | holds three public receptions every | week, and it a man wishes to get rid 1 ot the blues he wil! d ays. » well to attend one of them. Because the president forgot his digt the other day and condescended to kiss a little child he {brought down upon himself the wrath of an cld woman who button {holed him at reception ume and gave him to understand thatthe head ot the government had no right to kiss every child that might come along, and thus catch malaria, diph- theria, or some other dreadtul dis- yt ease, aud in that way jeopardize the : . affairs of the nation, As it did not ee ee er matter this once, she offered him a IOHN P. WILUIS, Auctioneer. | bottle to ward off the evil effects, : a and cautioned him to Anction sale every Saturday. Splen- Miamck lots and plenty of water and the future. 7 presidentlaughing Tieter, It vou have stock for sale, or ly gave the exacted promise, Joction sales in any part of the county, has, most likely, stored the bottle all on J.P. Wittis, Auctioneer, | away in bis medicme chest for tu- . = re rca inee: ture reference. Fa i i in It is the general impression that \ h wich i ELS the nominations conmng betore the A 1 i § | senare this winter for confirmation will not be antagonized any more NORTH MAIN ST than if a republican president made them, They will be considered up- on the merits of the case, and not on political grounds senators favor the latter method, but not any wei they are numerous t. At no time nominations sent to have have all the ate been contirmed, and the litical accord. that the when sen the senate were in po even lent pre Hence it is not to be iin all the de by President Cleveland will be j DEALER IN § iggies, Lartages, h SPRING WAGONS, Ete:, Etc. nominations confirmed. Of the six hundred post- masters appointed by the president, about two bundred and fifty were made to fill vacancies made by re- for stated that a resolution will be intro- into the contes ot the charges in for the change. It this 1s done, quite a lively tilt be- tween the appointing power and thé senate may be looked for. An enterprising New Jersey citi- zen has sent to sion an ingenious modelof the White moyals various causes. It 1s —— -+ee0s — nuced senate calling for e Largest Assortment to Select From in Southwest Missouri.< towmee M ihe Latest Styles And Patterns on Hand, and Sold at the Lowest Rates. each case, and the reason the executive man- se House, which he wishes the presi dent to buy tor $65 ident t he wants, the vestibule awaiting the orders of its owner. The miniature White House isa clever piece ot workmanship, and is quite true to Ife in the move- figures Is come direct from the manutactor ot pass through three or four Iso Agent for the “celebrated patent ULHOLLAND SPRIN This Spring is the best becouse there is no bar in the way of turning; because there is pitching; because it is the strongest and tiding spring made. out as the pres- has as much of the genuine as stands in the device ments of the daily scenes about the mansion. Prof. Granan: Bell, ot fame, has just established a for the teaching of deef and to receive and commucicate thoughts representing telephone school WAYS in the LEAD! BELDINC’S dumb ! by a motion of the lips, and in’ con- nection with the school has a de- LJ partment tor qualifying young wo- men to teach the system, The pro- length Strength & Elasticiy | ™° a P fessor’s wife is deat and dumb, and IT HAS NO EQUAL! ‘warded HIGHEST PREMIUMS at al INDUSTRIAL Exhibitions. this has lead him to take a deep in- terestin the educ that class. tion of peeamignse, Poptarity i due solely to the ; A doe ation ot iS nee oan 7 Y i yh suded by Chie usv—- " E, s now here, beadec WING &COVt St.Louis, Mo. head, tot nee the government to Agents for the WEST and souTH. ILLS { ROCKVILLE, CONN. moO! as CANADA. (MPTON, Mass. For Sale by Dealers. raanare: eject certuin intruders trom their res- ervation. The Indians wander about ing’s Knitting Silk, Machine Twist, But- | the city decked out in gay colors, Pela al hee ee with strings of wampum and beads ioe thee ais nzuish their SPOOL SILK hung around their necks. Some of them have the white man’s dress, but most of them fold their primitive blankets aronnd their tall and mus- cular frames, 1 create a great deal of amusement byt elr innocent ways at. str; and sights with mouth wide open. manner of ga ange We ty have tour or five delegations 10 come to year wi t ir Gre ts them so badly. Upon recommendation of Secre- tary Lamar, the president | pended United States Judge Vincent of New Menico, appointed. Re | sera mere d relieve all bil troubles. Nau Vegetales Wo Grpings Poice 250. AU Drags He will be ac- } TER. | ang cause is the s. 1 1 | co whose admission was moved by Senator Call. Be Bur ler was seen among the other mem- } bers of the bar present. There was | 1,040 cases on Jocket. Last year 460 cases were disposed An interm te court, which has been | talked of for some years p will } some time soon have to be provided, be caretul in} 1 A few republican | enough to | lection ot s fame, as tephen . Dorsey, of st route one ot three comm select and petit n Colfax county. where Interior Depart- | ment cor ted bringing suits on Dorsey d not want : select on of the juries. Monday were term fast yers relieve court of the it Ek Loses 1 L ort uch a fuss about the driver ot a butcher cart, as he \ lighted the stub of a ci eu st the wall. * he continued after a bit, d days have the good of past Pime was when I made it two a practice to run over people every day in the week, but now it I | hit one once t Cases now brought betore | WITH THE YOUNGER BOYS. ++ —__ ; A St. Lous Murderer Fnund Minnesota Penitentiary. in the tewee = | | 1 | by four men or streets. The struck on piece of his skull iow tractured 1 rende made their escape and the his home i { | young man Was takeau to i where he | without re- The coroner but tailed to The grand! d the tour men for murder, and — several ynths elapsed ! ore they were are Recently it was learned that last of tl quartette, d been se nt to the Stitwater: Minn.. penite ntiary under the The correspondence name of O’Brien, for burglary. circuit attorney opened a and with the Minnesota authorities, } found that if the | Ee eriail aawone 2? | Hopkins was murder they were me Bless you? but I don’t want to | willing to surrender him. The brag! It wouldn’t look modest in | Matter was laid before the police me to pull outa diary and jgive you | board and money was appropriated ames nudidaes or to ask) voc to | to_ bring back the prisoney. An come up to the cemetery and behold | officer will leave for Sullwater in a tthe gravestones ot my victims. 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Six months ago 1 smasbed up a private carriage, and my boss had to pay $200 dam- eas of the impudence of G ages. hat sir! ‘You drive sottly now, eh?’’ “Very Them’'s order from bosses, and We have to keep to the softly, sir. the we dasn’t reak “em. tem reg- reach ot Electric | ulator ever placed suffering humanity, truly is | Bitters. Inactivity of the diver, billious- ness, jaundice, constipatién, weak kid- n » or any disease of the urinary or- | gans, or whoever requires an appetizer. tonic or mild stimulant, will always find Electric Bitters the best and only cure known. They act quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire satistaction or money refunded. Sold at 50 cts a bottle by JohnG. Waler. w thin the Mr. Conckling has written a letter to Wm. Freeman, a colored man, asking him to tell his colored triends that ‘I have not grown cold in the things which I beheve right and good a’? 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The republicans are always com- plaining that their millionare candi- right, turn out tor street cars, give Z * é =, | dates don’t unhead their barrels. other vehicles a show, and we dasn’t i Z = : if , 1 Why, then. do they nominate them? let a wheel touch a pedestrian, Ab! } i ges | sir, but at's a sad change for us—j Mahone’s Richmond organ calls | ginia very sad. butcher majority of us drivers have committed business, and already the suicide or gone to work at other It shows. sir, how a certain and trades. class of men can be persecuted knocked about until they are no longer any good.’’—Detroit Free } Press. Tongaline has alreadv done very good | service in two cases of habitual he adache, of an otherwise very obstinate and intract- able nature, Theo. Hermann, M. D.. St. Thomas, Me. 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