The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 23, 1885, Page 2

PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! LEAD EVERY - LINE. * We have placed. on our bargain tables in our clothing de- partment } ter hour pas 27S Odd Casimere &: worsted suitsthe very best quality : of goods in this! market, sizes 34. to 42. These) suits must go in the next 30 days without fail | and in order to, make the sale a success, every purchaser of a suit will get a discount of 33 1-3 per cent on the net cost of the suit. This is a bonafideslaugh-! ter sale, to cone)! vince yourself of! the fact call and examine nese | goods before purchasing else-| where. | the presidency in 1S4o, with rela and tricnds, watching t by his side, expecting every moment } to see his lite pass away. Hout | boy, leaving him in | GEN. TOOMBS i Surrounded by His Friends He Passes Away. an A t Brief History of the Lesd General's | Pubhe —i- Last Wor : ipa sina : Arrangements forthe Buriai v ae - | eae | | Vashington, Gen. Robert evening at 6 ¢ ae tempt made jishment was H. O. Holley trie hroa! wit wet eral was too weak | 1 Sunday n reir rse h | Colley, | chet Be line $100. On Mon Ito speak t he attempted servan weak his words cou!d no All durit day his room was filled | came weaker z ach moment until ju the church-tower near by struck the i tae ee hour of 6 Att his : : 4 oe soul took its fi : 4.000. gathered around : Toombs, his) ore \ eee Nev Cotley and wite, 2 Orle ox ‘ } bose, Dudley Dubose, Miss fice, bas bee nopletely vindic conn Mrs. Hunter, Dr. Mu . R, Palmer This cians say i. death was w it p+ fis body now lies dressed tor burial in | @ the west room of the his dwellin have t the burial brie! Toombs, to general always referre coe eens as Bt, jwill be buried ou TP ue the | cemetery at this place. rdy ot | his late wife was remove eold Voombs burying ground, five miles | recy west of “Vashingt op, to-day, brought | cy to rh | J | and incr \ here and deposited in the v Ot | and it is the best re W. W. Simpson, and the dead gen- s and fever I Whe bad i ad sale by dru eral will be laid to rest’ beside her. | yhom apply tor Ho The Masoare traternity, ot which or- | 1886. der General Toombs offered to burial if t iltus— take re family did Was an To introduce them we will give away Machines PO. trious member, BIu OFFER é 1000 self-operating Washing If you wont one send us yourname, fice at once ATIONAL CO.. 2 charge ot the | ] not object. It has not yet becn de cided what will be doi 1 Dev st... N.¥ n the Mat- ter. The family alle ss the wish that the burial shall vit yy Its CAUSE and CURE : Basser EAFNESS [} one\who was deat any demonstration. twenty-eight years. Treated by most of N the noted specialists of the day with no Robert Toombs was born at | Deneft. Cured himself in three months, and since then hundreds of others by same process. plain, simple and su sful home treatm ress T.S. PAGE, East 26th st., York Ci ty. Newspaper \ dvertising. Dauchy & Co., Washington, Georgia, in 1810. His tather died when he was yeta young good circum stances. LIis collegiate gun at the University of Georgia, was completed at Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.. where he training,be- was nagrenies x 27 Park Place and 24 26 Murray graduated in 1828. When 19 years Street, New York. old he attended a law course at the Make lowest rates on all newspapers in the U.S. andCanada. Established is6,. To those whose purpose may be accomplished by a short advertisement, or by a transient ad- vertisement, and to whom prompt insertiou is important, we recommend our Popular-:-Local-:-Lists University of Virgima, and in 1830 was admitted to the bar by a special act of the Legislature of his native State, about a year before he attain- ed his majonty. He opened an 1130 Baily and Weekly Newspapers, di- Sree < as x vided into sections. All bome-print office iu his native county. In 1863 | papees—no co-operatives included. These papers have @ MONTHLY circulation of over Eleven Million Copies? Send for new Catalogue just out. Parties contemplating a line of advertising, large or small. are reynested to send for estimate of cost. Please name this paper. AGIFT he took part as a Captain in a cam- paign against the Creek Indians, eaded by Gen. Scott and conducted in Alabama, and in wh he served with distinction. bis return home. he was elected to the Georgia Legis Soon after Send 10 cents postage, and we will mail you free a royal, valuable, sample box lature, in which he continued from of goods that will put you é . in the way of making more 1837 to 1Syo He was re-elected | money at once, than anything else in Ainerica, Both sexes of all ages can live at home and work and took an active in sparetime, orallthe time. Capital not re- part in its : = je SS PYO- | aired. We will start you. Immense pay sure ceedings during 1842 1843. | for those who start at once. Stixsox & Co Th ea D “4 . Portland, Maine 48-lyr } The next vear after he was selected to the United States Con- gress. He supported Harnson for APR 17 E Send six cents 4etor postage, and receive free, a costly box of goods which help all, ofeithersex, to more mon- and Henry tae : 2 | Clay in 1844. N Toombs was i | 3 +4 Ir. Toombs Was 41] ye rightaway than anything else in the member of tke House of Repre- world. Fortunes await the workers ab- Isoutely sure. At once addresss True & | sentatives at Washington from his Great Bargains. LLEW & C0. East side of square. | | he became Secretary ot State Cabinet ot Jefferson Davis, but soon | Co., Augusta, Maine, Uy-tyr* $20 ),000: postage, aa by mail you w package ot goods ot large \ v in work tt first election to 1853, when he took his seat in the United States Senate. In 1859 he was re-elected to this body, and retired when Geor: ceded from the U His na: f the se- | © Was amo the leaders secessionists. eder- Montgomery, in the a delegate in Conf ate Congress held at retired from this position to assume | a military command, with the rank WIN : of Brigadier General. When Gen. | best selling eecoae = — Sse Sherman inyaded Georgia, Toombs, | 87ly. None fail, Terms fr | who had resigned his position in the | i eee aia Portland, 4aine % THE ——DEALERS] IN alebraied Mitenell farm Wagon, Cortland Steei Gear ino Wagons and Top Bugeies, = ad Eo w® 4a 7 “a Ho Seo Suction or Northeast corner iit FARLAND BROS. -AT BUTLER— THE LARCEST STOCK srcCckKs IN KEEP APT 'PHE BES’ 17 HARNESS & SADDLERY. 4 T.2= ' 2m % s = : 235 3 an) = @ i tem 722 "apm 3 3 = s i— ie sa | F} an 3 a — Spooner Patent Collar! —PREEVENTS CHAFING CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE Adjusts has two Rows of stitch- elt to any Horse’s Neck. er than any other collar. ing, 10old Hames in piece t ations of city. 2. 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