The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 10, 1886, Page 2

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TE Re =a mae TTT 3 a &9 Sami cca SRE SS = on ; = ea na.\ ot Gen. NKobert &. Lee, iviicu ail " ae 5 _ oe . ; 1 sw st wrt iis Lig UbINT ‘ artists and sculptors who desired to | compete, to turnish plans and models | Bo The undersigned, 13 6 miles east of g yument, the choice to he de- j Buter, Mo., enai FOR 85-86, young The remarkable interest in and in the many timely artiheres ye inl feature hed Tecently in The b azine aTegularcizg 1 bite 200,000 copies Mons hough we pas And halt uncon onder, ‘ong, toram Sometimes I think and w Abeut our love, once deep and strong, [termined by a committee. Fitteen And look back halt regretfully, Through year ter —DEALERS IN THE— responded, and for the past few days on exhibition | ; Your loving arms about i Amon the features for the eam Remembered kisses on my face. }Tur Wax Papers sy Generar @ come Celebrated Mitchell faim Wagon, In order that the award might be 1m- these will be continued (most of them mentee tt, | a ed bl oe Cortland Steel Gear ——— The pain and silence that has been, j Hone of the names were attached to BULLS - AND - HEIFERS. | Seba deaceibed te iocte oeae iv Then I am young, and lite 15 new, : ithe 2 2 mimittee 1 | neral Grant’s papers: For years, our hearts between; jthe models. fue committee award ! j J pers inel J , to : . H. Nieh | AR SEC, s fo pasties oF Chatti ‘and. {s spanned by rushing memor jed the mst prze to Chas. H. Niehaus ’ | Tt ght at hard time pri ral ) lellan wit 45 epanne ee j : , good colers, combined neral D.C. Buell of Shiloh, That once more bri t back to me. | of Cincinnati, who was the sculptor ' : Veiled Prophet i treet and others of the Ses Zs) ; P j i it. Veiled ot | Run, ete., ete. Naval combats But soon the vision fades away; of the statuc of Ex- President Gar- Q 4 used this high bred Young | jiznt between the Kearsarge and the & Sica Buiciseak cave : he } Ae H : SEE, i for 3 years past I wilt dis- | by officers of beth ships, Will be describe The collections of a Private’? ‘and less 2 is worth, im tor less than halt he is wort war papers of an Ant alae Halliday Standar Halt cloud ny brain, our old love seems | statue standing on a pedestal sup- | ai ‘ | Pertectly gentle, and = breachy, abe acter Will be the features of the year vw; t P: ~ i | © vears Pe al inspection of my = iy Like swéet fialt torgotter dreams ported by tour temale figures rep- 5 vears old. Personal insp 3 SERIAL STORIES By = r se a >>) — cel gaa S.C. McCurcnen SW Se BD EW Ge BD BE GB @ 20k solicitea. C. MCCUTCHEN: | wy, Hewelli, Macy Halles Rat | | W. Cable. Mr. Howel rial will b ;—- : | = = ee ee jas Lapham ! 3 72 “oote’s is a story of mining life gust wratyes;ANVil, Vise'l] novelette of the Acadians of tows WANT, Cut-off to ol ,4] Cable will also contribute a series of The best tor: | Slave songs and dances, including nega, tarm and pent-worship, ete. F And woman’s work, and household art, | representing Peace, Justice, Relig Fight back the romance in my heart, san aad Patcousn. ‘The uccessars Yet, ott, in memory again, ; fae Gh ic eee eves all een The love that was halt bliss, half pain, and Iron Suction or Force Pumps. Hardware, Groceries, Wagon Wood work, raised and the contract will be made fi y he i agic power Will fill my heart with magic por , at anenrly date | And brighten many a weary hour, : : home use. SPECIAL FEATURES ? The triction between the second | Either _ size, | inciude ‘A Tricy ‘ = mn ian Sree: ! , ae cycle Pilgrim: " And our sweet, toolish, hopeless love, ' $4,50, 2$5.50 | lustrated b Pennell; Historical fe Will be my heari’s Uear treasure trove, | comptroller of the treasury and Gen. : ce ward E eston, and others; Papers on | Hazen has resulted in cuttmg off the : by I amin, lat i ‘Tron Steel, Nails, xc. Northeast corner | And, near your soul, will walk alway, | | ee A as Fk Saget of | with numerous illustrations; Asi eee y te y weather te leerams froma large num ¥ f your hardware dealer Goes not Perhaps unseen from day to day, ‘ ; square Butler Mo | ‘y Good Agents wanteed. A soul that once was mine, but died ber of towns and stat hich have } Sq are, > + . CHENEY ANVIL & VISE CO. When I became another's bride. heretotore received them The DETROIT MICH. ; , es Ss - And in my twilight dreams of you, trouble is about the appropriation —€= — - ws HORT STORIES Half wishing that I had be Gye tor that specific purpose. The peo- } q hi R \ : 2 : . i ih) ates Mary Haioek. Re 1" Lost of her whe re | epee. . ‘i oem, See | dier Harris, y The ghost of her who dtot ple will have t » Her own guessing i ni Yl i SSISSIDD! pies pomipeneney Richant M. sole i littie sweetheart me. f 4 rik he < 5 t i} others; and poems by leadin . Your littie sweethe 7‘ ee or fall back on the grouadnog until | | partments—""0 at Letters Posts. n curet V. Srravs. | amicable rela + ered be-} AT BUTLER \ " etc., will be fully sustained. , Demorest’ ’ j es j co ; RAILWAY. THE a : From Demorest’s Monthly. | veen thes gnal service and the | | THE ILLUSTRATIONS oye m ‘i | { -——The Direct and Fast Line to— will be kept up to the standard whis OUR WASHINGTON LETTER, | treasury do | KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK ' The Century grav ings fame the Waa i {f Job had lived to prosecute aj ip s s cant aie EERE \ J : fae AT CHE BEST PRICES IN incinnati PRICES. A SPECIAL OF WRG WasuincTon,D. C., March 1.86] C8") agam SeNehei ace ied 9 gular subseri ; TK Ae Ruched acti would have been in great danger ot | . por renpedat nee cpg ae toe dere bas just been finished at the ; Sie ei K | L ill aS Eee r Masai een, ie] | SPotmg his proverbial record tor pa | OULISV. 6, regard, McClelan, J-E. Johnston, Lew navy yard here an eight-inch stee a i ee : ; tience. Anothe ustration has just NE S & SADDLERY { pack numbers, Novemb 4, to Oct rifle which is tic first that this gov- . > . with a year’s subscription beginni ie: been given of the many years of . | vembe: » for $6.00 for the whi ernment has ever made, and is the : ’ | seripti working and waiting that are olteo | handsome volumes Su for the whole, second steel mfle of any kind ever oi numbers only necessary to get Uncle Sam to pay his bills. In 1863 Jos. W. Parish bad a contract to furnish ice along | ] = a subserip ALEIMOTE, 4 sree specimen copy (back | will be sent on request. Mention built in the United States. When the question of providing the new ag 'ONSIU4 S.ASHOH IH | NEW YORK and the EEAST | 77 All dealers and postmasters take tions and supply numbers according to SOLID DAILY TRAINS to ial offer, orn | Ae CINCINNATI and LOUISVILL! TURY COMP New 2 DAILY TRAINS r U it To Washington in28Hou Pp iLi . , To Baltimore in29 Hours| 28 YEARS IN USis. This is five Hours quicker than the | The Greatest of ogi tastest time by any other line. SYMPTOMS OF The Day Express runs entire train- censists of Day Coaches and Euxurian, TORPID Li io oe Bewolscective, cruisers with steel rifles was discus-ed ree ; i the Missis-ipp: iver tor hospital and in congress, it was contended by the | other uses. He procured the tce but opponents of the bill that they coutd 2 the government officers retused to not be made by the government. : i receive at. In consequence Parish | in 10 Hours, with Through Day Cars, | Parlor Cars and Palace Sleeping Coaches | No Change ot Cars tor any class ot pas sengengers. The ordnance department claimed i ; tound timseif in mid-summer with that they could be, anu so were given an opportunity to prove its assertions The one just completed will be test- ed shortly at the experimental bat tery, at Annapolis, and if the results are what are expected, congress wili make a big appropriation for their ’ Se = making, and then 1,000 men will be sil eight 8 sel IE employed at the yard-instead of 325 has at last allowed the claim and has sratpresent. From clowestiates [Paved the recwemary itl Me] Sooner Patent Collar! made, it 1s found that the govern- Parish has been living in Washington ment can do the work for less than par gre P53 /e 2 ay. sue Covoune, bin PREVENTS CHAFING 30 per cent. of what is paid to con- sens gapens. = — =. tractors. With bright eyes, yet gray, lusterless C ANN OT CHOKE A HORSE hair. Parkers Hair Balsam will restore The grand army men are very | black or brown prematurely lost, stop its much erercised over the panorama | falling, a surrender your hair with- Adjusts itselt to any Horse’s Neck, has two Rows of stitch- Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars out an effort t it. = ‘ of the second battle of Bull Run, | O™! *" C™Or tosave Beno r4 tm ing, will hold Hames in place better than any other collar. are run by the *O & M’ on Night Ex- now being exhibited in this city. It{ Washington, D.C., March 3.— press from is claimed that the picture 1s not aj The president to-day sent to the sen- 3 St. Louis to New York tair representation of the battle, and | ate the name of the Hon. Jacob F. GIPSON BROS. & CO S., —ED A. EE. W — 17,000 tons of ice on hand, the mer- cury at 100 in the shade most of the “gist ‘IT TadV “ed *aeqO) Ssz0ey 8 dOTtO0 tme. Mr. Parish’s ice gradually melted away, dissolving also all the money he had put into it. He fig- ured up and found that the govern- mala C10 Parlor Cars, from St Louis to Cincinnati and Louisivile. The Nicut Express has sleepers with outchange Noother line trom St Louis offers a Daily Through Train Service to the NATIONAL APITAL. it shows the confederates triumphing | Child of Richmond, Mo., tor minis- Without Change in 37 Hour over the union forces. Senator Wil- | ter resident and consul general jto son on Thursday presented in the|the kingdom of Siam. This is a A GS ECA He BEST ROUTE to JACKSONVILLE And Winter Resorts in the Southwes, senate a copy of a series of resolu osition of some dignity and im- y tions | P' gnity The Double Daily Lines ot Parlor Cars adopted by Lincoln Post G. A. R.,| portance and carries a salary of and Palace Sleeping Coaches by this line ot i . ,000 a year, from Council Biuffs, Iowa, calling upon} $5 year. ST. LOUIS to CINCINNATI and } i congress to adopt legislation ‘‘pro-| Colonel Child has been a soldier LOUISVILLE hibiting the exhibiting at the nation- | of the umion army, a member of the making Jirect connections at both points al capita!” The promoters of the Missouri legislature and fora quarter 9 Pecien toen pause Hoel ood = enterprise have erected an immense | of a century a democratic editor. ing Cars to Chattanooga, Atlanta, brick structure costing more than| There 1s rejoicing im the Missoun aoa No ae pa te ge. 3 i) $10,000 in which to exhibit the prin- | colory here and great credit is due LOAN AND ; INSUR Bb NC. Route! cipal battles of the late war and ex-| to Mr. Dockery, who successfully 1 et aed pais eee oe pect to reap a rich harvest out of] championed the cause of Mr. Child | The Only Line running a Sleeping their investment. It is beheved that | and carrried it with tireless energy Over Gipson & Badgleys Store, S$ : | Car ef any description be- = ndicate Block. : i the boycott by the G. A. R. will | to success. P : gicy » wy loc tween a and mnerease the attendance rather than Mr. Child left for Richmoad, Va., |. W A LN UT MISSO | TRI For tickets, Rates. or anv particular njure the enterprise as everybody | this morning to visit a brother, and “i 7 poder a peer tide cp pe hare reno — (i ; ee am - connecting lines, est orthwest an will want to see it for themselves. | Was, therefore, not present to re. Southwest. Orin St. Louis, at 101 & A lot of tree advertising will be the [ceive the congratulations of his RODGE 103 N. Fourth St. result of the hue and cry against the | friends. & COMPAN y a Ss PS ULEAT Aeon eae et exhibition. 5 ‘ a Consumption Cured sy W. W.PEABODY, W. 8. SHATTUC Congress has not discussed nor} An old physician retired trom stiiaies PROPRIETORS OF THE | Pres't &Gen'l Manager, Gen’l Pass'r disposed ot an atter o| i_ | having had placed in his hands by aa 2 Cincinnati, Ohio. Agent, t . a eats in~| East India missionary the formula of a | G. D. BACON, Gen"! Wesiern Passenger terest this week, but the committees | simple vegetable remedy tor the speedy A | Agent. St Louis, Mo. have been hard at work on the ap-|3"d permanent cure of consumption, =| = . ‘ Bronchitis, Catrrrn, Asthma and all t propriation bills. The coming week throat andL ung Affections, also a_posi- : a) eS . Oe Tae however we are promised some an- | tive and radical cure tor Neryous dibility oO : De Figs Co.. kiiet and all nerveus complaints atter havi: amated denates. In the senate the ! tested its wonderful cuztive aia in republican caucus resolutions on oar = renter = it hisduty to | Stock of all kinds ¥ it nown to his suffering tellows. i official papers will come up, at which | Actuated by this motive and a eune to pear Pe time the democrats will present rese | feleive human suffering, I will seud free | aaa a b tfient rest. None Dut firs! 7 ot charge to all who desire 1t th ©° eel Tanti heir views anc . aE why 4 lution expressive of their views and | jn German, French or Engli }teams and _ stylish then a heated discussion will follow. | directions tor preparing bought and sold on largest and best| 4M ° Stables in South- } s turnouts, fine | sie drivers, at! g- {most reasonable Carri Sufferers from an ; pas tor n s- im as 2 arriages, § =< In th ee eae ti Sent by mail by addressing np |} a a Bes, f : 4 ef e house the silver bill will be | naming this paper, W. Ae Nc aes | buggies and phi- r Located on | j = 50 Bacod two bampe fox Br considered and will probably con-| Pewer's Bloc , Rochester, N. Y. »-32 | Dakota Street, op- posite Laclede 7 sume the whole week and a portion | —___—_____ | Hotel. Butler, Mis- souri i ot the fext, as ten days have been | Important. set aside for its discuss: nd some! Segoe benenioae sty! one fing i sixty members have signified their | cutee cigs Sa aoe ' @esire to be hea , Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of on il- f ( ) a be he rd. | lion dollars, reduce! to $1.00 and Pan Wares { a ron = and = St x Some time ago the Lee mo ont | 29¥:, European plan. Elevator. Restanrant | : S : © monument | supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and | ' association, organized to erect a | fier pei Zailtoad to all depots. Families can | 4 4 | live better for less money at the Grand Union Especially tor modati statue at Richmond, Va.. in memory | mg than at any other first-class hotel ir the | ree lly mae Accommodation nalhcingrcr j els 2 | } LARGE -.- AND -:- C -MMODIOUS

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