The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 4, 1886, Page 7

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Also Agent for the celebrated patent JULHOLAND SPRIN Spring is the best becouse there is no in the way of turning; beewuse there is ng; because it is the strongest and riding spring made. le Miaatae to = ws a = e an | oa e Cel = A id ‘— ms nm sg € ME a ~~ } = ~ = ge 0 ma a w = ID oy € r Sue Z = re $ =) oa : t= zh, | a ~ = orm: & z = ai a a oo 2 g Ss 2 ) Ro} 2 £ oD os n Six Months, 1, 2, NO DELAY.w ' BEN|[B. CANTERBURYW’S t. | TIO) ee __—_ c seemed in the best ot though he had rece New Orleans is indebt The only at " 1 Pouriy John T. Leabo from penetrate these sand Friends. Louisiana bay e ipresent see pee 4 ewspaper, i how it may find its John T. Leabo was seen by an Ms : : aay Advocate reporter th ay el 1trom Maj. Burke ot the Ti nes-Democrat for its great he ne thine ig, exhibition. He once k Mr. Dana | . : : { Mr. [ | ce and Mr. Dorshenner up wou | Benjamin Leabo, now in San Diego |: ‘ A : ne ; in his private launch, which he | county, Cala., was unable to come ae 7 uCr Be mc A me he had built tor a business pure | tO Clinton owing to the condition of | ‘ : ie : : JOSE—VIZ. jt ip all these bayous | internal injuries received by him, he E Re ea ch | t a - ks : to canvass for his paper. He put} having fallen from «a wagon some|. : pat : eo H ae aboard of it half a dozen of hi s| | Il 1 nightest reporters, aud mounted | € following fetter relative ‘ a . annon on the forward deck. A jin Calitorma: oe i pee soon as it Ctme in sight of a village | \ 3 it banged away, which woke As Be iting. I Sr ery : y t fete words alt : h j sleepy habitans, whe ee bs lotic fetier and told the landing to s what u had. Your Pa says it beats any- ting you a commutation, it they do I think we can get you a pardon. So keep up your spirits, it is to be ho p ed everything will work mght. Yet I must close tor this time as Iam in ahurry. So good b Your loving brother, | Sauer Price. | Johnie, Who is referred to in the above, is the five-year-old son ot | the prisoner. The tollowing tetter from Maj. Freeman, the well known journaiist, explains itself: East Lynne, Mo., July 23, 1886. Mr. Joun T. Le Dear Sir— I have writte: Goy. Marmaduke and sent the picture, also the peti tion of forty names ot our leading | people in your ben Will send you several copies ot | y i { our paper next we view with you, will ma about seven co! Keep in good hewt. ‘The dark est he is just before day, remem ber. Would like to hear from you. lease write. With my kind re- Yours truly, Major Ep. W. FrEEMAN, ! 9 s. ards. East Lynne, Mo. 5S. Put your confidence in me | ushall never be betrayed. Ep. W. F. | Leabo is in recespt of the Hume Star, which is authority for the state that Governor in Leabo's behalt ment the petitions seut to tire contains about four thousatd names. A Card to the Publie—Take Warning. | I, Samuel C. Marshail, adminis- tratorofthe estate of Wm.R. Mars! deceased, would respectiully the people ot Miss thar I hundred policy of three ri and adj states only received and eighty five doilars on a housand dollars on} my father’s life, insured in the Home Lite Association ot Burlington Iowa. I believe it to be as grand a swindle and traud as was ever imposed upon the people, therefore I would warn all good honest citizens to beware of this unprinctipled and defrauding company and’ keep your money. I wrote to the company, my attorney to do so, tor an explanation or had as to why they neyer paid any more money. but the result was no answer, which is very good proof that they are not reliable nor honest, and I believe them to be a fraud and a perfect swindle on the people. Such men should not be allowed to operate and do business to deceive the peo- ple out of their morey, or rather swindle them out of it. Hoping this card may be of some benefit to the policy holders in Missouri especially, | T remain respectfully, Saver C. MarsHatt., Administrator. | | | A Bar Harbor item tells of a} fares Ean i ; tuatter, while the daughters of the . ic Se al so ery ¢ BS . wT, } : 1 | village came flocking behind. These ly know what to take ot first. 5 i 1 ae ee 1 j : ' welcom on boar an My hay is yery mice and [ have teaser ae ‘ plenty for my stock; my corn 1s ns and reporters were soon at 1 i tling ina dance. Of course the splendid, the best so far I have ever | W4#ling mm a dance course the ik, with my inter- | boys gave marvelous descriptions of the village delicious : ; as the most re thing he ever saw: it stands Zors se 1 : jtreatin the shadow ot the forest feet bigh and have not hada drop| ~ : 1 : s rimeval, a spot too sweet and pure of rain, Old Missour: could not | PUM™* La : ij : 2 F; BS bv the tee ew say that. Johnny is a good boy and 10 be [Eee ee cigee gain | Maciert Gnesi tia be walt mon men, but which was occupied 2 F - hink he will take ' ae - ; . yas ie pastora ace, whose learning very fast; I also think he rs oy eee cee one: oe oe going to be very industrious. Father Virtues were in Earmorty with the ‘i natural beauty of the scenes amid has been a great deal of help to me, i “Gwelt, TI 1 5 oe \ ric rey ve us brought but he fell off the wagon and hurt GARE Mh ; i wes 5 : a : 1 : .,| down the simple minded Acadians, himself badly, but is getting over it : again. wrote to Mr. Cole and and the proprietor Ussil a large > : * . addition to the subscribers to his Francisco to intercede for you. I : s think there will be no trouble in get- | P“PS 2 mense circulation. “his was a2 degree of enter » which the most tous Yankee could not equal. 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