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The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

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The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The county court met on Wednes-
day. Present, G. d. Cole, President
F. Nj. Steele and Booker Powell, /,
Judges, E. A. Henry, Clerk, w. F.
Hanks, Deputy Sheriff. The court
ordered the issuing of a few warrants
in payment OF certain Indebtedness
of the county, after winch the court
adjourned.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The boom struck uncle Billy Pow
cr yesterday evening and knocked
him high and dry. He finally struck
terra firma, and the first thing he
said was, Bridgeford. get your buck
ct and paint brush, and paint the
front of my house.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The services at the Christian church
were brought to close "Wednesday,
after three weeks duration. There
were thirty additions to the church,
about twenty by confession and
about ten by uniting themselves to
the congregation. Much good has
been done, and even at the close last
evening the interest was as deep as
at any time during the services.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The Lindell hotel is being repair
ed and refitted from garret to cellar.
and will be opened about the 18th
INST. by Nj Lampton, formerly OF
Cooper county, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

Now that the election excitement
is over with and all have gone to
business again, we trust that the COM
mittee appointed to solicit the taking
of stock in the Ft. S St. L. " &
road will turn their attention to this
important work and prosecute 1t
vigorously. So far as we are con-
cerned we think that last Saturdays
work augurs well for the enterprise,
and we entertain no doubt but that
the amount apportioned to the But
ler district will be taken in a short
time. We think that the farmers,
who will be greatly benefited by
the road, are beginning to appreci-
ate that fact, and will, if the question
is properly presented to them, aid
the enterprise bv liberal sIbscrip-
ton in stock. Put the ball in mo-
ton, gents.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

Gen. {. NJ. Clay. of Kentucky, IS
ont in letter advocating the noml-
nation of Samuel !. Tilden. IN 1854
bv the Democratic party. for the
presidency.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The farmers are just humping
A.nselves nowadays. That :
right. That's the way we made our
start in the world. Now look at us.
will YOU,
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The Board OF Equalization met on
Wednesday. Present, Booker Pow
ell. President. 6. ID. Cole and F..
M. Steele, Judges, E. A. Henry,
Clerk. and w. +. Hanks, Deputy
sheriff. The Board gave the as
sessment books a thorough exami-
nation and made few immaterial
alterations and adjourned.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

We were informed by a gentleman
employed N the building ofthc foun-
dation tor the opera block. that 1t
would be finished by the middle of
this week. Rah for the opera
block.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

An Irishman astride his coffin
was being hawled out to the cross
roads to be hanged. A great crowd
of people came surging along, jam
ming and pushing one another TO
get to the place of execution, when
Pat exclaimed, ''what makes you
people IN such hurry? for bv the
holy St. Patrick you'll have no fun
till get there, be iasbers you WON'T
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

Attention candidates. Roll up,
.rowd up. shove up, anyway to get
- to the booming TINES office and
advertise yourselves.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The highest number OF votes cast
for any one Greenback candidate. on
Tuesday last, was an even dozen.
Their prospects for carrying the city,
at the next election, are very flattter
ing, indeed.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12
NEWS

The hens are off of duty again.
ron,> old spcckle. wake up, tn
won't do.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

We know one old bach. in this
-, that got the grand bounce the
e.her day. He looks mildewcd. he
does,
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The President has sent message
to the Senate vetoing the anti Chr
nese BILL
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

Some of the Republican papers
pretend to think that there is some
hope of the Republicans carrying
Texas. If any one of them really
believes that, send him to Butler
and he shall be put down as an a
No. l fool in DR.. Lees insane
asylum.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

A. F. Wizard has been making
some improvements in his harness
shop that viii preserve anu exhibit
his stock to . most excellent advan-
tagc.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The President has sent message
o the Senate vetoing the anti Chr
1ese BILL
A. F. Wizard has been making
some improvements in his harness
shop that viii preserve AM exhibit
his stock to . most excellent advan-
tagc.
A ttention Grcendackcrs. Uncle
Jesse Harper says, the party ma
chine needs grcasing. an1 to please
send up some to the committee with
out fail.
The highest number OF votes cast
for any one Greenback candidate, on
Tuesday last, was an even dozen.
Their prospects for carrying the city,
at the next election, are very f1attter
ing, indeed.
The Lindell hotel is being repair
ed and refitted from garret to cellar.
and will be opened about the 18th
INST. by MI Lampton, formerly OF
Cooper county, Mo.
The boom struck uncle Billy Pow
cr yesterday evening and knocked
him high and dry. He finally struck
terra firma, and the first thing he
said was, Bridgeford. get your buck
ct and paint brush, and paint the
front of my house.
Some of the Republican papers
pretend to think that there is some
hope of the Republicans carrying
Texas. If any one of them really
believes that, send him to Butler
and he shall be put down as an A
No. fool in DR.. Lees insane
asylum.
There can be no doubt that Jesse
| James IS ucdu l1lS lliilS' AiS 10 ei'>
best killed man that ever was killed.
| This makes the four hundredth time
that Jesse has been killed outright
besides several mortal wounds he
has received.
The Democrats gained a decided
Al, nI . r
ton in Cncinatti, Ohio. They Sc
cured majority OF the board of Al
dermcn, and board of public works.
The party seems to be in a state OF
d1sintegration in that city. Don'tlt
Mr.. r. 7. Wornick, a distinguish
ed lawyer OF Washington City. Has
been retained by he Government
to assist in the prosecution of the Sta
Route thieves. They are III no more
danger of being convicted. than th'
man IN the moon. Dorsey. Brady
&c. are so useful to the Republical
party IN buying up states, that th'
party cant afford to loose them.
While Arthur is using all the pow
er and patronage, that belongs t
the executive office. to Mahonelz
the South, American citizens are Ian
gushing in British prisons. wltho,
having been given a trial, or bee
convicted Of any crime. He will Il
tend the cry of Il Southern reoud
ator, for a petty office, while tt
citizens of our country, are sutterIn
, in loathsOmc dungeons. He ouSl
to recall that diplomatic failure
Lowell and send man III his plac'
There was but little trade in tt
5 CITY from the country on ThursGa
This, to our mind, is a good omel
t and points to better times in the f
: ture. The farmers, instead of b
t ing in the city, spending valua b
), time, are between the plough handl
V working with might and main
: raise crop, out of the proceeds
l which they will be enabled to pu
~, Ir
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

There can be no doubt that Jesse
Tamcs is dead this time. He is the
best killed man that ever was killed.
This makes the four hundredth time
that Jesse has been killed outright
besides several mortal wounds he
has received.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

1t is ALWAYS pleasant to be re-
membcred by friends and especially
so when the remembrance is of such
substantial character, as for instance
the presentation of something good
to eat. Rejecting in this strain the
TINES acknowledges the acceptance
of a very fine. large cake sent us
Thursday morning accompanied
with the compliments of Mr.. John
Eslinger, OF the Delmonico Bakery.
The cake was decorated in most ex-
quis;te taste. showing the handi-
work OF skilled hand. The Del
monlco Bakery is not only worth go
ing to see, but it is also worth pat
ronizing. The Sewers Bros. are
gentlemen. very agreeable and up
with the times in all things.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

FIRST NrMBn!. ISSUED FEBRUAKf 1882
The Butler weekly times., 1882-04-12

The Democrats gained decided
victory ut the recent municipal cleo
ton in CIncinatti, Ohio. They Sc
cured a majority OF the board of Al
dermcn, and board of public works.
The party seems to be in a state OF
dnsintegration in that city. Don'tlt:
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Last evening William JustlsoD was
h4tvr. the Mayor to answer Un0 taat
" " yin,Arlu. a city ordinance ny 'a9'
MiyiuJ, The tliter that made Lno o.,
49,. a. tnsIihrd positively t!a6 William Dla
l rev., tr,yt.u a horse through the streets '
,'"" 49, i,u,ncdprate rate OF speo"' ln1
a" 'r;'nrrr did not dtnier Statement ~ VI
fra ttirtr, but said i'll rXtehu"Ilon 'u "J
w.. hnrse UtCa me unmanagFao'o nv
H. Ia'I ,, no not able TO control hlh, Ano
NJ WIN Lil not Geem TINS a salls,Ho'o' ,
a .T" and imposed d tiue VI o. anu
CON- Ti,r,pen small boys, whose as rs
-.,,"ad from . to IA years were cla,so 'n
va "a" Nr Plsoy Walton, with ot teai,ne
h91.rds OH his ice house on ohe '.amg
".msE fla said that no matter no" oIi l','i : 3
G Il' ,Mirht mil the place ur' they "oun n
10 :, - rs - to pet in aud damage ms pr"p
lnan"s0 y" W manner. They mad lIe.
r ,nSyotIv made fires in and MTunu .L .ao
4 ITacn and he was fearful leev Vn n"I
o Mn,,IL 49,. fire to it again. no was , IT,
sho 'i,i,s 81 ,bs T. these were the boys Cn ia,
POSITIVE th. we almost constantly, but a. NJ NJ
WI ~e1' his party yesterday, he "3'"' TT,
' va, ot,ic.r and had them arreSleui an,
Mayor gave them repr,m nn'"o If 90
"Arh lt',,s au' more, after which be sou
them home.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Isaac Baton, IS years Old, VINO TOOK
lodylugs at tn, City Hotel, Phlladel-
mia. several days ago, steued 10 Do III
q cheerful mood when he went up TO
his rnum about ten o'clock on Tuesday
night. He then sat down anu luuIC:'
a latter to his sister, Mrs. Mary A
Surensrr, of Salem, New Jersey, ihlor-
ming her that when she received Uae
Misty, he would be no more; that he
nAd been suffering for i've years itoul !"
II.e4.e in his head, which had hnalIy
reached his throat and destroyed LIS
sn.srh He wrote that his board was
n.id at ~ hotel, and that he lau d
watch and S33 on his person
Having completed this preliminary
R,tIn, cloysd every crovi5e aOouC Iho
Inor traLsom, and windows with rag
and newspapers. He hen put lFoNh
coal upon inc ire in the stoVe' "rr@ns
on the damper in the pipe 30 as 10 cuO
~ the escape OF the gas up the cn'm'
nav and then turnod GU the llIumina-
,in', ,Ias At tu,l head. Partly dlSroolnR
he lay upon the bed, aud prepared "
await death by sntfJcalon. Durl Lt
hin dea, h Struggles he rolled upon .n'
HIor, On Wednesday morning n"' .pL L
wan found dead, propped up 90 VIZ n
njnr by a char. The suicide L"u 10
r.utlv returned from limos
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, on
motion Of Mr.. Hear, the Bankruptcy
bill was made the order for the 10Th of
January.
On notion Ct Mr.. Elmunds, the bill
10 prevent political assessments, report
ed by the judiciary Committee, was
taken up.
Mr.. Beck offered as a substitute the
bill introduced by him on the l2th inst,
having the same general scope, but pro-
hlbltlng Government officers and EN-
pIoyees from contributing money for
political purposes 10 any person, whGtE-
or a Government officer or employee or
not. After sJme debate the suhst tute,
which was opposed by Mr.. Edmnnds az
an infringement upon the rights Of citi-
zens, was i0st--yeas l8, nays ~. Mr..
Pugh offered an amendment extending
tn prohibitions OF the bill to National
Banks and Railroad companies charter
ed by the United States, their officers
and employees. Rejected; yeas II, nays
u. Other amendments offered by
Messrs, Morgan aud GrOOme were re-
Jected, AID the bill was passed without
amendment.
Mr. SeWeIl moved to take up the
Fitz j I'm Porte: bill.
MIR. Sherman asked him to yield, that
the Bonded Whisky bill might be dis
posed Of Mr.. Stwell refused, and his
motion was agreed to--yeas 20, nays 2l
Mr.. Srwell then said be was willing
that his bill should be laid aside intor
|
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

It's believed the threatened trouble
at the Vulcan WORKSHOP the 81. Louis
ore and Steel Company has been
averted Tho Superintendent has is
sued a Motif atiOn of tue rates to be
paid for work after the lst of January,
as follows: 'FJr all Tonnage labor, 81
per cent. Of tbs present rates; tor all
mechanical labor, 50 TO 80 per cent OF
tue present rates, according to the class
of work, tsr all labor known as extra
50 Der cent. Of the present rates. No
change Will DO made i'll rates paid toI
work clas4ed rs common or day
labor" The men have intimated thai
they will accept he reduction.
The strike at the LaClede Rolling
Mills, begun several weeks ago. II
ended, the men agreeing to resume a
The proprietor's prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
F.anclsAd AIMS SwlndIer

w ,n "e au application was filed
w.. :" onD writ Of error to review the trial
a I'a " senterce OF James Fitzgerald, "the
% TiI y who ia serving term of five
m n.ap.' Imprisonment for sWindllng &
yy I" Francis Adams out OF VIZ ,OOO
At banco game 1t is alleged III III. tne
nptItion that F,tz Ierald was Senten
r.d ON counts similar TO those Whicn
C ~srs reiected by the Court" Judge
All" A iisn ordered that writ be made re-
turuable in February.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Robert Ford, aged Y years, commit
ted suicide ty Gu ting his throat in
Providence yesterday HIS health had
been bad for ZONE time.
Miss Annie C0atfee, 81 years of age,
committed suicide In the same city
yesterday by taking arsenic.
Jacob Garner. aged 80, a farmer OF
ReInholds, near Lebanon, Penna.,
hanged himself yesterday morning IN
his barn. He had been respondent for
some time, and it was his third attempt
He leave. widow, but no children.
Henry Virgins, IA hO'el keeper on the
Couey lsIaud road, Long Island, shot
himself on Nednes lay night and dled
soon after. He was about % years Ol
are. and leaves wits and children.
Peter Deaargan shot his wife and
then nat bullet into his "wn head, III
Rockford, Washington Territory, on
W ducsday night. Jealousy was Tue
cause.
Sarah Willis, colored, was murdered
by her brother.ln-Iaw, James Coleman
At Columbia, SOUTH Carotlna, yesterday
morning, No cause tor the deed II
known. The murderer escaped.
william Walton, a coal miner al
West Bpllevile, Illinois, yesterday sl j
and Killed Jane Mijbourne because sh'
rrlu~ed to marry him. He then com
| mDtled sulclde. ,,,o.
! william Llug and KDo9ard Kilpat
REX quArlrI.d near L.o!ds, F'orlda,o
| Wednesday, Lang was killed and n"
u.trlek dangerously wounded
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
nR I'll HELL STREET,
pu1T ADEIPHIA, PA,

t,uarantees to cure aIfo BY IStaer WIunUus
~, uu "r SnV bad results, all private diseases
tsit, ~ s sexes acute eases in or days, by
o. Os vO method also Rupture letters IN genel a.
nI matter of how long stanang, rud cSS o.
Manhood, Effects of IoTtnluI i irLn remnvS5
fa ~ hnr UT hV nv Own remedy, which is the
II, ,n, ! m1 treatment yet discovered. AVIAN,
hiid ,S TTgEJL has ID years Medical exeerl
or nn Also, he is the only physician, Inc
S INV Of Philadelphia who has made hs SPSc
N' , IL IN Euroge under tho !e ding professors
NY" Hsce no lr;-N n. m. to p NJ aSn ron
n az D. N. sunday, "a. IL. 10 p al s'P y
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
IL 4. Sen AkOr.

President Seelve, of Amherst CtlIege
ioius Mr.. Whittier III en9orslns N.Y. a.
G ,n Tor re- election to tho Senate. lie
thieves hlV% that no new man could serve
!sn StsI. "a well as the present Sena-
tnr and and besides, he says, ''in integrity
o C3l ,,baracter, in felicity of speech, IN
.. nI LEARNING and wise statesman
S spunT do not know Mr.. Hoar's super
snip ~ aile Of course we have no one to
loF, him in tue power which comes
frnm remarkably SUCCESSFUL SetNloo
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
TrovUe Again ON the stage

F.ank Frayne, the ACTOR 0U WIN by fir
Mrs. Won Behren, in Cln SnaG ap ~
my d have recovered from the no ri r.tirs
rent Es0rt the ~ stage He's not 99 l max Ene
Ing pto introd oces in play a savage
dog, 6 ps . H0u it is true but t the eli;
s mar into the don Of beasts to- the be un
sndins of paper necessary ry u, 10 not not the
foIdius Of the plot. Eray n"w rs rT' as
man w .a~sr FROM circus is employee
for the dangerous ro'e'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Two Young servant girls of the Union
untrl, Youngstown, Westn0reIand
unity Pa, were standing III front OF
tine hotel on Christmas evening, "Hen d !,
man named Lewollyn approached ano
commenced to converse with them
u,s Ialk finally turned to such an IN
.uIIing character that the girls knGoK,
al him down, and one held him whil
tLo nthar went for the stove polish ana
hrush. with which they gave ms iac'
a .msar.ng and a shine, traceso Oh "ulo 'L
vii, Likely remain with him to' Som'
time.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Lust evening the following officers
uer. elected III Good Intent Divl-
sion, No. 3, Sons OF Temperance
W. P.-Louis DeWsnop.
W. A.-Annie G. kershaw'
K. S,-P. Kerney honsel.
A. h, S.-John Cooper.
F.S.-.JOhn A. Booker.
T,-W. j. e Collins,
Chsp.--D W. Bisseile.
C.-Chas. }. Allen.
A. Coco. W. Cornelius.
I.S.-FrAuk Cooper.
O. SWIM. Baird.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

In New Castle County and state II hela-
ware. By virtue Of tho last VIII ami tts'a-
ment Of Harry Warren, deceased, Of NIL
Creek hundr q, rev tastle county, ! wi
fer Al publ ctale at the
DEEM rApk HOlEi.,tn Newarh Delaware.
on ThursIav, llth day Of January A, i,
1888, at o'clOiE in the afternoon,
the following real estate
MOL. All that farm and tract ei lard
situated ia Mil Greek hundred, Now Castle
rougty. delaware, containing H7i2 acFrS,
more or less, with rood stone dwculnH, i
rooms in good repair; barn, new, 80 by ~
feet prauafy, hUI aud hen hOuN the land
ia rolling, good natural soil, In jair 1rdtf,
riyidcd 10 tuitaDle fleIds well "atered. lhls
farm Is situated within "a mites Of New
ARK, where good schools aad Churches are
located. -
MOI. AdJolns No. | and contains = acre
with stone dwelling aud Earn thereon,
erected tbs land Is rolling, divided IN con
yenlont fields IN tar order ant good qnalit ;
the LIFE INTEREST Of John i. hliOtt
only Is sold In THIS trrc.
No, 3. Contains ~ acrea, more or less,
situated in New Castle hundTed, "'thlt
about ~ miles OF " iimlngton II Is dlE'GtH
in fields under go01 fencing, The soil Is No.
andls ia a good state Of Improvement; the
huildInKs are frame house In iatr Urltr
cn1tainlnv ROOM; large barn in good or
der RrAnary, hog and poultry hCusH IhlS IL
A good farm. The undivided one halt inter.
ca, only Will be soli IN this farm, the othtf
halibelonRs tC James II. Kay, E'q'' ana tne
farm is in the tenure Of Mr., Thomas SLACK
who will show the same to any one wanting
| to purchase. u,..,, ,o.r, alma
| ted at the tCyn OF glasgow, IN feh'AItf
! hpLd,et and will be 6uit IN two tachS 70
| / containing about u acres with TINS huIil
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
Te,rIuIe AIliIettO"'

.h,DLrsn Of Alexander ones ones
FoTE cG A; %FS Nd. have died of % hlPE
near b1 t,- A.' th t 3oth OF NovembtaTm -
thtria sn a9t 't two d1u2htelS, FROM i'T "f
~ i've children escaped 'D0 u
disease,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
ebay & Tomorrow

At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 4th and Market
streets, we will present to
every purchaser OF clothing
one of our placques-"Red
Riding Hood" Or "Morning
Prayer AS a Christmas
souvenir These are very at
tractive and will please the
children.
We will add that we have
r2ade our prices to cores
pond with the lateness OF the
season and to attract pur.
chasers who wish to secure
a suit or on overcOat for the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and
|qualit y will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
|you call. Largest stock to
lscIect from. DO not fail to
visit us.
Yours truly,
limo. W. DIEFENDORF h LU,
NJ u Lilts Suits st A sarrih sc,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

yvIBE GREAT SALEOF FRUIT AT IO3
East ixth street still eoes on. Citron
kaisins and candy, cam y, raHin and citrCn
all cay lonY. Ladies', We are giving you all
the advantage of great bargains in the finest
and purest groce1lts that mon y can pu:-
chase. We kGee no trashy nor stale goods
our goods are al turned over every week our
sales are so large our GOODS never have time
10 got stale. We will sell you as cheap and
the purett and b.st goods as you cal pur'
chase at any store in the city, Give US trial.
We will convince you we will pen to morrow
another large lot of Jur sample tea at So cts,
best bargain we ever tfered. Another lot OF
Slar Brand flour at SO, nice for Christmas
Vift. We have lust received of steamer a
large lot of fine Irish dulce locB., excellent to
help to make you fair, lis invaluable. Good
butter and ne'h eggs, fine cary rose pota-
toes and tons of poultry for christmas at l M
WEIR 1903 East Sixth st. d23-5t'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

/. "a SMALL SABLE llpptT
, ~, ~ On uestay Afternoon in going
N.Y., . aug g. l"t'aiI, long to Market, down
!, - ,'oI Is, The finder all be- r..
'' 'e4'ihs tat 1921 latu.Il rect
c<S------------ dG.73.t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

.2't L-hY A YOUNG MAN A
~, 10 b. clerk IN slore. GO,dfel.
: AU"Fe'' '"Ieth this ,tficc. d2t.tt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del,
p, o., Saturday, Dec, g. 1882 10 OBJ
tain any Of these le5ioro tho applicant
must ask for advertised letters and
give the Gale Of this list.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

".'| - H. LII KOpnS WITH
'' "''' table bard a, 62o King At
&c., dec23 1t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
T. 81 4 HE ANNUAL MEETINu

TWt Ia m a. v M W FETTNV
y ,ftHe Ter 8 Mutual Fire Insurpn q
'Jte ofce '' at o. d laware, VIII be-
.~9A 'loAd.v ,, 'ue company In VIII
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Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

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