The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 28, 1888, Page 3

A SOUTHERN TO -$CHWENCK & OLDEAKER. BUTLEL. | ONAL BANK. —— Nn | | Tennessee and Georgia Visited by a De. structive Wind storm. ATI Opera House Knoxville, Tenn., March 21.—The the most destructive hurricane history of east Tennessee ps ever Sas of Loudon counties | The in Block, MO. an qd Boot & Shoe Makers BUTLER, MO. BUTLER, ts and Shoes made to order The] Gapi a ee ae Boo RUSE ERE Tae. Capital, S66,000, | of Lowies f ‘ : west of this city, and near Le: Shop nerth side ot Square. aot SURPLUs -- $5,500 = les east of Loudon. io caine from th JOHN H.SULLEN BOOKER POWEL Wa. E. WALTON, J- KUE if R, Suns pson , Frank Vor C.H. When I say CuREI do net mean me stop them for a time, and then have ti qurn again. I mean A RADICAL CURE, pi have made the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, ‘Qiifelong study. I warrant my remedy to Cure the worst ca } $3 have failedis no reason fo Bend at once foratr ot my INFALLI es depos a gener end to our commodation consis ing. ee en hn D:HENDERSON | National 109 & 111 W. Ninth St., KANSAS CITY, MO. The only B Graz (Organized ir OF s in Chieago Ace, AND LONGES® LOCATED. Peis THE CLOE! Me S place where the lated alinost be- Capital paic : The head was ee abdomen = ar hon torm until t of the hov river, seveuty- from e ar ‘or Both Sexes, yd in plain ups. Every male, from the hould read this book. RHE UMATISM sent John Liningfeiter, nox county, was de- elope age of man emp! THE GREAT TURKISH RHEUMATIC CURE. inexexy, Bice aTity ed by J named John aposirie ¢ i vn y killed. His body was blown 12: 25 mss from the Mrs. I and 75 y *, worse frightened than hurt. Timbers from the house were found more than half a mile distant. house. 75 yards ‘Iter was fe eno ERNSON,109 W. Sth St., KansasCity, Mo. J guaranteed a fi alland see me, up s' Main Street. JE. TALBOTT, Merchant Ta in every case nirs North? FOR ALL DISORDERS OF THE Stomach, Liver ee and Bowels| .... LIVER Fences, fruit trees and forests are entirely destroyed in the vicinity of Roadlin, and the damage will amount to thousands of dollars. iler. and SCRATCHES, human or animals cur- TRADE MARK. ,, REGISTERED : 30 minutes by WOOLFORD’S BHLLS j ARY LOTION. This never id by W. J. Lanspown, Drug- STRICTLY VEGETABLE. 38-m Cure Constipation, Endize sstion, D: Sick Headache, mpl Fetite, Biliousn: ‘or Sale by all Dri PACIFIC MANUFACTUR ©. The Typewriter of 1829. Washington. March 21.—There will be filed at the patent office in a few days for action a patent dated 1s29. It is signed by Andrew Jack- son, and is for a type writing ma- chine. son called it a “typo- graphe: The original patent rec- ord was destroyed in the disastrous patent office fire of about ten years The patent to be filed will be accompanied by drawings of the ma- chine and specimens of its work, which those who have seen them say are fully as good as those of the machines of to-day. The principles of the Jackson machine is the same ST. LOUIS, MO. ARBUCKLES’ name on a package of COFFEE is a guarantee of excellence. ARIOSA COFFEE is kept in all first-class stores from the Atlantic to the Pacifie, COFFEE is never good when exposed to the air. Alw. buy this brandin hermetically £ ONE POUND PACKAGES. 1529 Arch. Street, Philed’a, Pa a WELL-TRIED oe ago. ago. a LT, PL TLCS as that upon which the modern type- writer is built. The patent was y uddress on applica | > & PALEN, en out by William A. Burt, who bar- | » Philadelphia, Pa ned with Casper Spalding, of - oe = Bost m, tor 1 sell the ma- Buri, bemg 2 gove devoted hi in which aa ass rs ade g Pee i dstergi, Pas Geo. P. Rowell & a Newspa 2 A Rreres rr mecn ere ALESMEN WANTED! verusing Bureau, St. New York. 100-Page Pamphiet 10 Sy 10ers. f. Send = ‘GOLD the system nd bowels Selde are scarce, but these whe write to on the liver, kidney: yet thoroug 9 dispel head- oldest, largest and best K; Nurseries thas, Ross Suse@oeas aay js. and fevers; to cure consti- West. Beaanccs poaitoar gow pan earned over $S!inaday Emher sex. young or 1, indigestion, and kindred ills. ‘Sa STARK NU fl not required. You are started free. Those who No. 7.6m. ‘Missoark we abectutely sure of snug little fertanes, AM Sold Himself fer Debt. Atlanta, Ga., March 19.--A white lave is a strange sight in the south, and yet one was seen on the streets of AU anta Saturday. John S. hes, a white man of good char- acter, owed Gus Kaglemacher a sum of money which he was unable to pay. He met Kaglemacher Satur- _| day and jokir asked him if he would accept a bill of as pay for the debt. eg e tohimself Kaglemacher agreed, vyer was called in, the bill of sale drawn up and properly lin wh sold him- if he of the con- rs given him seri uted a be ee hold court, he got drunk and was sted. This was fine the police ec owne o was on band ness cireles in th s ex- cited to-day over the meeting of del- egates from the various es of | the F: tion in this section, Mutual Benefit associ LO sciect places for the lodge membership. which is very | i There were 2 resented. A eting was held : various merchants in this city were asked to come before them and make propositions of trade. Charles Root of Walnut Hill, was made president, and Marion Hodg he meeting was animated and harmoni- ous, but did not complete its list of trade selections One clothing, one dry goods and two grocery firms were selected. The delegates will meet on next Wednesday, and selections be made in the other trades and professions. secr The clubs pledge themselves to abide by the action of their repre- sentatives. The movement threat- ens a vast revolution in trade here. Ballard’s Snow Liniment. 1s the best remedy for Consumption, Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Chest troubles. Every bottle is guaranteed. Itis the best remedy for children. The Blind Man’s Comparison. One blind from birth asked a man who could see: What color is milk?” The man who could see replied: “The color of milk is like white pa- per.” The blind asked: This color, then, rustles in the hand like paper?” The man who could see re- plied: “No, it is white, white flour.” “Then minan isk ike d: { Rahematism Cured. W. K. Powers, 2933 Thomas Str . Louis, Mo.. states: Bailard’s Srow Linment | ne of Rheumatism of 4 years stands | ing. I bless the day when I was in- | | duced to try it. i cured th meeting the Montrose banker. fa 7 yn election, so that it coul RY COUNTY. county, but the drys carry the town and township of Doniphan by a good Organization of the Local Immigration | @ajority. It looks now like the Socety—The Directors. a ee : peti ud their vietory Be ee) 1 the county will consequently be Sait nothing to them. Pp ce «with a notice heretofore published, a convention of the prom- Canaries in Epidemics. inent and substantial business men Happening into a bird store one of Henry county was held to-day day last a representative of n opera house. Upon ea o order Dr. C. H. Ws w The § hada chat subject gt as ca act as chairman. 2 response to © never calls Mr. ed the ot these ject of the meeting. there has “It is for the purpose of or been for the last three months. i Ti leniar } rreat . nter. The demand is great every winter, but this winter beats them “What is the canse of he was asked. ~ Diphtheria,” “Is the iz not ly e. birds wh tor ich may Theol members of the household. ras dee vy die off very auickly once ceed with the re taken sick. They will take fever, measles, st any like a hun cannot be cured, for by the time the sickness is discovered they are too s other household of ingit 1d Hen people bh be is to let of the sim is deat} be receiv- } dren and their favorite 1 broken When it is underst« and the bird have ha ease, the pathos y some of the } much talk of at inquiries ticles and edi e St. Louis Republican. ted that the should be the ary Ini ion due to 1 ple who have valua know their them e repor of the + C, society natures always ¢ fro ounty Aux board of directors of nine- | part of } ! e nembers, one from each town- | thing the owners of songsters under- the county. ull be elected; | Stand very le about other hereafter there shall be held an | than that they can sing ual meeting on the third Tues An Imposing Chin San Marcel: most extr: Chinese nuary in each year in Clin I he funeral Fraucisco, ap and finanee, The direc- meeting pointed on advertising Am ca took 1 re deceased ever seen terday. ace ye Loo Muck rchant, thirty jive founded the Gsee of Free Masons in this y- Masonry has spread amongst the Chinese so that there are now. it appears, 15,000 members of the order in t Delegations had come from all parts of the Pacifie eoast to attend the funeral. The procession required an hour and a half to pass. A band of Chi nembers each. tors elected at this dered to proceed at once to the pledging of the funds nece to make Henry county a are who hung member of the Southwest Immigration society by their townships the amounts proportion- ed to each, securing from respective state. pro ra essed which will be as per as valuation, $12,000. The following is a list of directors upwards of as appointed by their respective | nese masons in long blue gowns, townships: Dr. J. Noble, Bogard;| vith Jong black swords in their Dr. M. B. Taylor, Osage; J. N. Pat- hands anc i bands of red, white and terson, Fairview; Dr. C. H. Watkins, blue ribbons tied across their fore- Deepwater; Capt. E. Scully, Bethle-|joaqs and str ing down their hem; A. P. Frowlin, Clinton; E. Ming, | necks, led the Then came a Davis; J. R. Greenhalge, Walker; J. W. Gray, Springfield; Maj. Thomas Day, Deer Creek; John Drach, Field’s Creek; Lawrence Young, Hon- ey Creek; H. B. Ingham, White Oak; J. C. Beedy, Windsor; H. Stack, Te- bo; J. B. Squires, Shawnee; John Rush, Big Creek; A. J. Russel, Bear Cree company of several hundred Chinese in bright blue tunics and carrying short broad swords and highly orna- A band of cavalry uniforms with quivers and arrows and long double edged slung across their backs, followed. Then came a long array on foot spear- men and warriors with broad battle- on foot, mounted h short stirrup leathers, mented shields. :red, green and orange swords t soldiers, Rheumatism and } algia cured in 1to3 days for 75 cents by Det chon’s “Mystic Cure.” Do not suffer a money on other remedies. This lutely never fails. Sold by W.,J.1 pDowN, Druggist, B r, Mo. 8-€ Bloc eal Their Little camel Doniphan, Mo., March 19.—Con- ls producing terrible in hacks and finally drawn by four black Ont nese music, hearse, horses of the hearse was a soreeous catufalcue of paper and plete returns of the local option {° ae a C ris Ti 5 2 sel in r ine style. € election held in this county Satur- eae a ee soe a the sq are day were received to-day and show ae : letter “G” in of 102 for the sale . The fight has bee ae There has been : Li ere | 1 st oi Was to iorcea ytothis end i 1 1 saloo two judges were ake d, elected who would grant license on | in case fight has} both sides | carried the | amajority petitic The been bitterly contested are victors. The “wet