The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 26, 1888, Page 3

Under a Cloud of Gloom. | Jacksonville, Fla.. Sept. 14.—Yes- i terday was but a continuation of the horrible weather of the ten days, it rained all day, and last night it | poured down as if the heavens were opened. Indeed everything was soaked, and at night a horrible com- bination of oders arises. When the sun comes out predict a great in- crease in the list of cases, probably going into the hundreds daily. The doctors are dropping down daily at their posts. The contributions coming very generous. Some $25,000 has been received. The expenses will be great, probably averaging $12,000 to $19,000 per week for thenext ten weeks. There are 10,000 people who will have to be fed, besides the pay of nurses, doctors, ete. BUT’-EL OH. Bi, —IN— | SOME DOCTORS honestly nit that they can’t cure Kheumatism and Neuralgia. Others on’t, Ath-lo- Bae ouiere Block. pera House BUTLER, io. madd) apital. J erat n ates in are wRPLUS - BG, HN H.SULL ou ek POWE WE, WALTON RUE JENKINS IN KINNEY.-- DIRECTORS, ™,C.Boulware, Booker Pow Tucker, Green W.W j- H Sullens, Jann Deerwe B. Hickman’ Dr. N. L frank Voris, Wm, E, V (.H. Dutcher J- Rue Jenkins. REFUGEES EN ROUTE. Charlotte, N. C., Sept. 14.—After many weary delays along the route the train load of Florida refugees ar- rived in this city yesterday and left after a short stay for Hendersonville, N. C., which is the destination of the fugitives. Thetrain was made up in Jacksonville and consisted coaches. Packed in these ances were between four WILLIAM LIBERTY, Miss ot THIRTY-NINTH YEAR DEGI ple i Ril, NS SEP.6, f Isss. Receives deposits, loans money, and ansacts a general banking business. feextend to our customers every ac- of ten modation consistent with sate bank- Tuition and Incidental of 20 weeks, in advance. Board, room rent, fuel and ligh weeks. [JF Tuition free tom and sons of Baptist minister= For Catalogue address per term convey- and five hundred grown people and perhaps a hundred children. On the train were number of colored passengers of all ages. The first halt of any consequence was made at Atlanta, Ga. As the train slowed up, the heads of men and women, blackened with coal dust, and gaunt, hungry looking faces, with blood-shot eyes, red for want of sleep, were shoved through the CORRESPONDENTS. Kansas City. - St. Louis. - New York. rst Nat’] Bank OrL. B. ELY, Carrollton, Mo. BATES COUNTY ationa) § sank. (Organized ia sz. OF BUTI. pital paid in. - + > mrplus --- - = Siw HILTYGARD, - - - - J.B. MEWT 2 CCLARK - INF SUITS. In every style price and quality open windows and the cry went up to the other, “Give us food and water.” The door of Durand’s restaurant was propped open and ail the waiters and plenty of volunteers carried sandwiches, coffee and water to the thirsty, hungry refugees. Fully 5,000 persons took a look at the train. Dr. John Guiteras, who is connect- ed with the marine hospital service, was in charge of the train. asked what the refugees would do when they got to Hendersonville. He replied: “God only knows. They have been invited there and I don't know what the people of Henderson- ville willdo with them. Few of them have any money, and many will be objects of charity from one end of the train ars add D. H. SNOKE, M. A., President. p Ke shier. THE STATE Agicul ual College on He was n with Uni- riculture tes September the o ersity Its course ot strictly to tio. rectly to far Tt has taculty equip pec th bred stock, labor savir plete horticulture ou of Vari i ete... etd confined di- ade to Order (I guaranteed a fit in eve alland see me, up stai dessa 2Main Street. farm pure om- nds plants vet- ped J E TALBOTT. mee) ; prea Sy “That's What My Wife. 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This disposition to thus promptly emphasize his sympathy with the administration discredits the statements which have been made by the republicans con- cerning the strained relations be- tween the president and Governor Hill, and will set at rest the rumors which have been circulated concern- ing the lack of harmony in the democratic party in New York.—K. C. Star. Loa Casrns are * neither fashionable vA nor in demand, but 3; they were more com- fortable and more healthy than many modern dwellings. Warner's Log Cabin Hops & Buchu is a repro- duction of one of the best of the simple remedies with which Log Cabin dwellers of old days kept themselves well. Did you ever try “Teppecanoe™? Horse Against Bycycle. E! Paso; Tex., Sept. 14.—A ‘race took place yesterday between a horse anda bicyle from Silver City, N. M., to Denver—fifty miles. The course wasa rough mountain road and long stretch of sand. 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