The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 24, 1886, Page 3

ll ! e Table Wo, oucrve i. ~ gxrvaTon & Sot ruge~ B mencing Sunday, May toth, and | re a qurther notire, trai as foilor's: : GOING NORTH. jaj— texas xpress. ee ae ©. Expr GOING SOUTH. 5AM AM t con- points east assenger trai ne ; tor 5. Louis and all and all points south, Colorado, aia and all points west and north For rates and other intormation I. Lisk, A Secret Scletie MASONIC. Her Lodge, No. 254, meets the first day in each month. i Chapter Royal Arch Masons, A, meetssecond Thursday in each ommandery Knights Templar the first Tuesday in each month. 1.0. 0, FELLOWS. es Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- t. ler Encampment No. 76 meets the d ath Wednesdays in each month “Lawyers, . D. PARKINSON, Attorney at Law, Office West side square, over down’s Drug Store. OMAS J. SMITH, Jaw Butler Mo. \ttorney Will practice in th tsof Kates and adjuining count ke over Bates county National Bu 7-tt. ie FRANCISCO. S. P. Fraversee NCIS}O BROS. Attorneys Law, Butler, Mo., will practice i courts of Bates and adje i s. ons. are store Prompt attention given Office over Wright & Glorit ru ¥.KROWN, Notary Public Wiler Mo. Will draw and ach contracts, leases and F Ping the acknowledgment or qurat © i Bui nowledy: Physicians. L,RICE, M.D., Eclectic Physi dian and Surgeon. All calls prompt wded to. Olfice up stairs ove: ’ Drug store. W. H. Batrary. CHRISTY & BsALLAnD HuoMOBora : thee SICIANS AND SURGEONS, front room over P.O. Ail cal: datoilice day or night. Tele communication to all parts ot th IY. Specialattention given to temal UHRISTY, C, BOULWARE, Physician an. bye nm, Office north side square . Diseases of women and chi! is epecialty. /P.RENI: K, M. D., Physician, Su: geon and Obstitrician. Office, eas ever Levy's store. Residencc Main and Ft. Scott streets. ' AUTLER 7 ACADEMY WILL OPEN tember 7, “Gt br Particulars Address »M. NAYLOR, Butler, Bates County, Mo iT. 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Please name this paper. royal, valuable, sample box A Gif l o! Is that will put you in money at once, than anything else in America divide: Send 10 cents tage, and we will mail ron hee & im sparetime, orallthe time. Capital not re qaited. We will start you. Immense pay sure ler those Who start at ence. Stinson & Co Pertiand, Maine. 48-lyr FE je way of making more Both sexes of all — can live at home and work Allen C. Redwood, M is ours!” on between his oo Shiloh comes at the Seco F and t Baal? On do his accor he Fe v Ce ¥. © Bur ”* the t a we quote the following: “Al S there not an Absolem me we had the vaug ions us g w Ahissto betray his tat ive fi we € er g Recho pec » strike t ny’s fi leerd sa be but as 3 ced a) drank im_ the tic temple? theory obtained that we were going | We heseech y t brethren as the Jer- 1s nd t ing the} emiah of the kingdom of Jasper | ind day (Aug. 27) uc rat) don’t give a dead sure thing away | dorunning north and ~jtora dead sea apple. This fim | es : ine Of Communication and Burns religion, means a divided | | “What a prize Were tons wi: full led w was! Here change of stores; | drive awhile; then all stand aside and | of Israel, a Jehus let Chas. if you decide to H. Morgan custo + ot new clothe | wait for the wagon, and we'll all | ing en route to General Pope, but} take a walk. Bro Bogie will 2 g | d nado cks of bis] please Pace around with the contri- shops— | bution box. enemies ;’ camps, sutlers’ fF ‘no eunng ep’ of Co things. In of the ahvi . it was no asy matter to dituinine what we should eat and drink and where-w ith- we should be clothed; one was ‘imited in his choice to only so much ts he could persona!ly transport, and the one thing needful in each indi- vidual Case was not always readily tound. However, as the day wore on, an equitable distribution ot our wealth was effected by barter, upon a crude and irregular tariff in) which } the 1 e of supply and demand was somewhat complicated by fluctuat- ing estimates of the immence of marching orders. A mounted man would offer large odds in shirts or j| bia ts for a pair of spurs or a] bridle: and while in anxious quest o » var shoes I tell heir toa case ot cavaliy ha.f-boots, which I would , wily have exchanged for the ob-| ject of my search. Fora change of | underciothing and a pot of French | mu-iard I owe gratetul thanks to the vajor of the Twelfth Pennsylvania Cwvalry, with regrets that I could his library. Whisky was, of course, at a high premium, but a not use keg of ‘laiger’—a drink less pop ular then than now—went begging ia our company. “But our brief holiday was draw- tg to a close, for by this time Gen- eral Pope had some inkling ot the disaster which lurked in his rear. When, some time atter dark, having -ct fire to the remnant of the stores, ve took the road to Centreville, onr mystification as to Jackson’s plans was complete. Could he actually be moving on Washington with his small torce, or was he only seekinz escape tothe mountains? The glare vf our big bonfire hghted up the country tor miles, and was just dying out when we reached Centreville.” Miraculous Escape. W. W. Reed. druggist of Winchester, nd, writes: “One of my customers Mrs. vouisa Pike, Bartona Rondolph Co. Ind was a long sutterer with consumption and was given upto die by her physicians. she heard ot Dr. King’s New Diecovery or consumption and began buying it of ne. In six months time she waled to hiscity a distance of six miles, and is ow so much improved she has quit use- ng it. She feels she owes her lite to it.” Free trial Bottles at Joon G. Walker's drug Store. Charlie is the Coming Man . The Great Religious Weekly, has viewed the internecine strife which ias torn the cohorts of democracy sssunder tor a short time—with Col. Juin N. Edwards hoid ot one end, ind Col. Craig at the other of the aelpless situation—and now arises to ommand the peace, and say unto the brethren and sons of prophets vho congregate by the democratic Jordan, **do you know that _ your saster’s head wiil from outo day? Do you know that if Elijah Cockrell is to be taken up be taken iat Elisha Morgan is to be his law- ‘al successor, both being bald head- -d and exceedingly wise, and each fthe annointed house ot Israel. volitical Jordan, a safe leader in the may be avoided, Cnas. H. Morgan has been a tore rauner of the glad tidings of v7 5 joy, tor the d long ume; even when his enemies put him up tor the repu tosau 1836; out of which Vindicator. Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancer~, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Teter, Chapped Hands, and a.l skin erup- tions,and required. It is guaranteed to give pertect Satistaction, or money refnnded. per box. 25 cts | Co. Just now whilst we are crossing the house ot our enemies is decidedly in | order; that the Babvlonish captivity and Belshazzar teast be not duplicated. This man | ing Kansas. t emocratic camp for a lican Goliah We are now adjourned.—Sarcoxie Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world tor (nts Postively cures piles, or no pay Prive For saleby John .G Waler Our Kansas Friends. Hvtton, Rusu Co.,Kas., Jan 31. Ep Times:—I see in the booming Times an account of the bhazard in this state that you think it a plava sent on Kansas. Now I would like io tell you how it was here in: Ra- We have no railroad so pei baps you have not heard trom ou part. It commenced snowing her New Years eve and continued Frida: Saturday and Sunday, until 4 0’cloc! p- m,, then we had two mice diys Wednesday cloudy and was struc: with the blizzard a little after dai The wind blew a perfect hurrican the thermometer ran down to 23 The wind cutting the already drifte snow until you could not see tun steps. This continued tor about 36 hours, I knew my cows were drifted under in the cerral, so I got up at 2 o’clock Wednesday night and starte«' for the lot which was only fitry yards from the house, part of tie time I walked and part of tne time i crawled, but no lot could I find atte going, as I well knew, three time- as far, so I knew I was lost and then commenced a search for the house. which I found after 2 hours ef hard straggling, with frozen teet and hands. But U dug out my cows Thursday b+ werking in the storm and have los nothing. There has been a good many cattle frozen to death, but no lives lost in this county. Our house- are warm and we need but little tue! We are all poor alike, but one thing I must say, that the people here wi! divide their last crust with a neigh hbo: who is in need. This has been atme to try them and they hav cone out pure gold; so much tor th: blwzard. Now for the plague. Last winte: wis a hard winter here and the cat tlemen should have built stables for tteir cattie and provided plenty o feed, but they have done neither | Soa makes a good wall and onl tikes labor to build it; then hay wa- | plenty and they did not put any up. | but counted on the range. Ther. [ee many here who remember ter years, New Years eve of 1863, I wa> then Henry county Ill. There | sock would haye all perished but for | stables and plenty of feed. So | think this will duly learn the cattle m men to prepare for winter. I | ahomestead on the Dry Walnut and expect to stay here. Wheat looks | fre so far; corn is worth 25 cts; | wheat 50 to 70; potatoes, 50; butter, 25 cts per pound ; eggs, 25 per doz; al, $6 to $7 per ton. I am 17 ‘niles from Larned on the A. T. & Santa Fe railroad, and 10 miles from Rush Center, our county seat. Success to the Times for it de- nd may its editor live to good reports trom bleed- Yours Resp’y, Bup Conarp. have | serves it | hear many Important, and Carriage Hir Elarmt rooms fitted up at acost of one mil- | lien doilars, reduced to $1.00 and up city, BG - A GRA\D COWRI\ATIN - 86 ‘Butler Weekly Times Courier-Journal. Both papers one year for only Pp Hotel, opposite Grand Cen- ¢ rds per} | \ vat in the World. AND THE LOUISVI LE $250. Both papers and Courier—Journal Free Pre- mium for $2 69. Two papers for little more than price of one eee ees Fer the amount named shove yeu will receive for one yea Zr ame puget gith the Courier-Journal, the Repre- matative Newspaper of the South. Democratic and fora Reduction of the War Taxce 1s now levied by the Prewat tarid. and the best, brightest and ableet family weekly in the United States. The Weekly Courier Jourcal be. the largest cireulation of any Democratic Newspaper in America. For tie amount named above when a Courier-Journal free premium is also a hut of thirty five hanasome and usefal prema Those who desire to examine a sample cop + eupolement of the Courier-Journal can do so at this office, or beth eample copy and premium eopplement will be wert free of cl to any one, by sending @ request to thes fect to Courier fournal Company, Louisville, Ky. For Hard Times. THE BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES Ano ==DEMOREST'S== ILLUSTRATED - MONTHLY MAGAZINE With Twelve Cut Paper Patterns of your ews ie ar selection sad of ny size. BoTH PUBLICATIONS, ONE YEAR, $2.15 (TWO SEVENTY-FIVE). EMOREST’'S * THE-BES Of all the Magazines. GONTAINNa Stories, Pose ond sar uerery bap 7 manor ct bondi Model © Bach Magazine contains a COUPO! 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Fortunes for ! \ tall workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. H.Hatretr & Co.,oPortland, Maine. : a European plan. Elevatvr. arant austen Mes inners sucEce: gongs acs ce David ruddy, | Sthpndd with the best. Horse ea ea and | best selling book out. Beginners succeed ssucy and victori - the all the elevatal railroad to all depots. Families can grandly, None fail. Terms free. ‘ucy and victorious; then all the ! jv. Seter for less money at the Grand Union Hatiett BooxCo., democratic hosts cried, “the scepter | Hote than at any other first-class hotel in the | Poatland, Maine | Capital, | SURPLUS |} R JENKINS, Dr, T. C. Boulware, J.M. Tucker, Judge J. H Sullens, Dr.N,L, Whipple J. R, Simpson, Frank Vort C,H. Dutchec® y taking an agency tor the Block, BUTLER, MO. SGG.Loo0, $4,000 OUN H SULLENS........ President - Vice President. +++eCashier. ++ Ase’t Cashier, Clerk and Collector, DIRECTORS Vu. E “ ALTON . 0, DUKE. ON KINNEY. Booker Powell, Green W. Walt C. ©. Duke, Wu, E, Waitoa, 1. Rue Jenkins. Receives deposits, loans money, aad transacts a general banking business. We extend to our customers every ao commodation consistent in sate banking. COKRESPONDENTS, * Bank of Commerce Fourth National Bank Hanover National “ank COUNTY National Bank, (Organized in 1871.) OF BUTLER, MO. Capital paid in, - - $75,000. Surplus - - - + $31000 F. 1. TYGARD, President. HON. J. '. MEWBE!LRY, Vice-Pres. 1. C. CLARK Cashier. H KI Pp working people Sena 4h4E 10 cents postage, and we will mail you tree, a royal, valuable sam le box of goods that will put you in the way ot making more money in a few days than you ever thought possible ato” business. Capttal not required. cnn live at home and work in spare e nly, or alltime. All of both sexes, all ages, grandly successtul, 5°, cents $5 catied Cree evening. That all whe want work mav test the business, we make this unparelled otter: To all wip tre not well satisfied we will send $1 pay tor the trouble ot writing us. eee directions, etc., sent free- mmenee pay absolutely sure fer all who start atonce. Don’t delay. Stinson & Portland, Mati C. Sent New Secures The Friend ¢ Monthson trial. Size soneey Filled with helps. Houx Fainsp, PF! —— LIVERESS ——————— Buwely Veguiadle; Wo Crizing. Price Mo. AD Dregs Feb1186 CONSUMPTION, ValUASLE TREATISE on this dissase waBerer. Giveexpressand P O.: 4dr se, Dé. T. A. SLOCUM, 381 Pear! St., New York. TO HAVE ie ae ey bea PT mt) < ia SANFORD INVIGORATOR 12.¢ care for Liver Completete end fle causetty « Torpid gee Zitton of the Liver, as Drapepsia, Constipation, Bil ache, Maisria. sete, Jats prove ite mertt, Any drugeist will tefl rou ite: PLAID SHAWL GIVEN AWAY Through a { | | jo. ai. FERR ?.nM AND HOUSENOLD, Bex 4, Hartforé,Core to Y