The Butler Weekly Times dated November 29, 1882

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A Che Buller Weekly Times. VOL. IV. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBE® 29, 182. NO 32. SAMUEL LEVY & Wy. AN a DESTRUCTIVE

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Against Bossism. Nevada Democrat: ‘There 1s an old colored gentleman hiving in Neyada who, it seems, has 2 very strong and

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jtumn of 1572 the discovery of the body of an unknown man on the | shore of Lake Ontario gave a new j aspect tothe question.

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Sa trrrrereeereeere erent Under the head of Toilet Articles and Druggists Sundries, We are obliged to class a large and...

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1% BRUTALITY OF POLIGAMY. | been assailing her for many vears. | PAPINVIITLE SCRAPS. —_ This is no tancy sketch. The little}

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ccc ogre Ree eT ereee e ere a sied a young newspaper mar w whe adores. woméii ptefer taisery in x palace to}. _ feve im a...

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a Time Table Mo. Pacific BR. R. | Lexixctox & SouTHERN BRANCH. | ‘Trains leave Butler daily as follows: GOING NORTH. Texas

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BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES may be found ou fle nt Geo P. Bowell & Co's Newnspays ¢ THIS P APER peace St), where advertistiy:...

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And don’t she boom ?—Shake closed to excep: ‘The post-office will be morrow, Thanksgiving day, trom 8 to 9 a. m. Col. Ed....

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YVEST’S VIEWS. The Missouri Senator Discusses the Political Situation from a | National Standpoint—A Pro- | tective Tariff.

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MAYN amine my Goods before buying. ike dyphtheria. | deceased and the grandmother of the ! sick children, but they are all

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aseearensent set etetnenNO TE" SRDPN EASE NRETNONNSERNANTPINETTrereaseereernnes eee \ - Ridge. TAHLEQUAH TOPICS....

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BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES, NOVEMBER, 29, 1882. QuapRUPLE Sea REMARKS ASSIDY & PITKIN Next Door Bates County Nat’l Bank We have come

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} } } Education isorth and South. From the Savanah (Ga.,) News. rget for a moment the ut- terances of the Republican press of

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[kad worked in Aunt Deborah’s | kitchen till nobody expected any- thing else of me. I had been re- tained in the house on...

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Dry Goods, Hosiery, Scarfs, Underwear, Yarns, &e., ever kept in the county and selling them cheaper than any one else, our