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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26
L9i9e & Society Directory.

Riihcim Lodge, No. as. /. O. q. +. meets in
heir han. Penn Street, every saturday evening.
Rehecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on
or before the fun moon of each month.
b. F. SrOyER see. Ii. b. HAkTMAN, y. C.
Providence Grange, No. 2i7 2. OF H., meets in
AleXanlcTs block on the second saturday OF
each month :. ; i, T. NJ, and on the fourth S3
turlay af each month 0t i p u.
ID. L. .ZERSY. see. +. q. fRTARo, Master.
The Millheim 3. 6 L. Association meets in
the Penn street school house on tire eY ming OF
the second Monday OF each month.
A. WALTER, Sec, B. .. DEINISGER, PreSt.
The Hibeim Cornet Band meets in the
Town HaG on Monday and Thursday evenings.
!. s. hartman. Sec. john hrealner, Pres {.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26
Church 6 Sunday School Directory.
Evangelical.

p. c. Ts;demuer and J. II Dick, preachers.
Rev. j. NJ. Dick will preach next Sunday
morning-E9gliSA.
Sunday School, r Nm. !. JalniSoa, supt
Methodist.
Nee j. Reason A1erS, Preacher IN charge.
Preaching next sunday evening,
Sunday School at MP. ND. A. Musscr, supt.
Reformed.
Rsm G. ". z. Sle9ci, Pastor.
Preaching in Aaronsburb next Sunday morn
ing-GcTm&E.
United Brethren.
Es&. Shannon. Pfeucher-iE charge.
Lutheran.
ReC. John 70'alieSon, Pdstor.-
Freachingin AaronSOurg next Sunday eve
ming
United Sunday School.
Meets AT a. Nh =. Duck, su?t,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

Judge Ross, Of NorristoWn, who was
the Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge 1878, hasrather b elwidely named
rs proper candidate for Governor,
bat he squarely declines the honor and
says he is no longer in the political
field,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

Hon Robert z. Allen, of Will
iamsport, is becoming a somewhat
prominent Democratic candidate for
Governor, and The Clinton Democrat
thinks he is eminently tit for the high
nlgr0
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

CTRANED OR LoST-Two heifers have
EOStrayed away from tne residence of the sub
SclIbar. In Woodward, since the later part Of
July. They are dark brown, one little heaN-
Ter with white spot on either side. ANY person
finding these hcifers Is kindly requested to
give INF rmation 10 me.
a.. DANIEL YoNADA.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

STRAY EOTICE.-Came to the residence Of
kOthe subscriber. in lIanes township, about
Oct lat Il s'ral boar, weighing about 1870 pounds,
white with black spots, left ear slit, no other
marks. The owner Is requested 10 take the same
away and pay charges, otherwise IL will be sold
~ the law directs.
CHARLsS N. WOLF.
IIaines township,
Jan. g. 1889. sc
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters OF
IN administration haNinl been granted TO
the undersigned upon the estate OF Jared Full
mer. late of Miles township. deceased all per.
sons knowing themselves 10 he indebted TO said
payment, and those having claims against the
same 10 present them dnlY authenticated for
settlement.
JOHN X. HoSTERMAS,
2-et Administrator.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

IL AIRY on the estate of John Eby, late of
IIaineS township Centre county, Pa, deceased,
having been granted To the subscribers, notice
is hereby given Ia all persons knowing them
selves Indebted To said estate 20 make immc a..
a te payment; and those having claims against
the same To present them duly authenticated
fJC payment.
MICHAEL EBI,
SAMUEL ERY,
49-6t Executors.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26

ENNECUTORSNOTI test amen T.
I4ary on tho estate ot Daniel kreamer, late Of
Penn township, deceased, having been granted
~ the undersigned, al persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notited to make immediate
payment, and those hav ng claims against the
same, 10 present them duly authenticated for
settlement
JAMES L. CoBuRN,
Executor.
Aaronsburg,
Jan. 5th 1857.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
The Morris Murder Trial.

The Morris trial excited more inter-
est than any criminal case in our court
for several years. The court room
was uncomfortably crowded during /
its whole continuance-even stand
ing room was at a premium. Some
remarkable scenes occurred, as might
have been expected where the 'Forest"
element was to play so conspicuous a
part. Three of these ladies" seemed
quite at home on the witness stand
and assumed belligerent attitudes.
Mostly, however, they were only in
clined to "hOc their own row" in the
matter of giving cvidence-supplying
the commodity in quantity and quality
to suit. One scene Ntas remarkable.
Just as Mr. Morgan concluded his tes
timony-in which he declared that he
would not believe the three in question
upon Oath-one of them Miss Tucker
! jumped upon her feet and cried out ::
1" | just want 20 ask that witness one
question! Mr.. Judge, may 1 ask him
Il question:" Judge Robinson inform
| cd her that her counsel would ask any
question she desired, and thereupon she
entered the bar, Gcsticulated wildly to
Mr.. Baker and lrhispered to him loud
enough for anybody to hear some OF
the most serious charges against the
witness in question : the latter in the
meantime kept his place upon the stand
and seemed to enjoy the whispered re
Elections as much as any one, Abou
this time, too. Mrs. Hannah Hudson
the old lady" like II spectre rose NJ
and made for the court. She got with
in a few feet of Judge Stump whcl
Maj. Wrcth, the gallant cricr, received
, her and prevailed upon her to retire L
, her seat again. Miss Sadie Bell tool
| no part in tli< <cr.:n K, l.t 10 " reath
r her face N smiles.
The general sentiment Of the con
munity here was against the prsonc
! most persons believing him guilty ,
- the highest degree Of murder, and thcl
| was some disappointment at the vc
| diet. In the upper part Of the count,
g also. the prisoner has r'w sympathizc
n "ui.i", ii Ia, ,.,n particular elias
e Many persons say that his character
$ SO bad that he ought to be hung an.
9 way-if not guilty Of the present Grim
= he might he stretched up on "gener
! principles" ."-Kent Ners.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

The Irish National League, the new
organization that replaces the Land
League, gives as its programme the at
tainment of these objects: National
self-government, land law reform, local
self-government, extension of the par
liamentary and municipal franchises,
and the development and encourage
ment of the labor and industrial inter
ests of Ireland. The programme is one
that England will hardly let be carried
out.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

One of the great points
we have reached in our pro-
ductiOn Of Ready -MadeCIOth-
ing is an eXquisitely perfect
fit, equal in this and every
other respect to Custom
Made garments, at one-third
less cost.
Our stock for the Fall
and Coming Winter cannot
fail to please in evel parti-
cular.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Sept. IA, 1SS0.-Hop Bitters Co.,
Toronto II have been sick for the
past six years, suffering from dyspepsia
and general weakness. have used
three bottles of Hop Bitters and they
have done wonders for me. am well
and able to work, and eat and sleep
we'll. cannot say to much for Hop
Bitters. Simon Robbins.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

MOTHERS SHOULD KNOW IT.-Fretful
babies cannot help disturbing every
body, and mothers should know how
soothing Parker's Ginger Tonic is. 1t
stops b,tbics pains, makes them healthy,
relieves their own anxiety and is safe
to use.-,JOurndI.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

NeI0 Castle accommodation Trains--Leave Will
inington at 6 A. NJ and 3P. NJ. Leave New Castle
at 9.,Sj A. VI. and 440 p. M.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additiona to
those above. leave Smyrna for Clayton 2.20 and
7.4j P. NJ. Leave Clayton for Smyrna 72j 1850
\. NJ, and 4.3j and 500 P. ~. TO make connection
with trains North and South from Clayton.
CoSEECTIOSs.-At Porter. with Newark 4 Della
ware City Railroad. At Townsend, with Queen
Annesd Kent Railroad At Clayton with Delaware
Il Chesapeake Railway and Kent County Railroad
At Harrington. with Junction & Breakwater Rail.
road. At SeafOrd with Dorchester & Delaware
Railroad At Delmar, with Eastern Shore Rail
road. WicOmico & PocOmoke Railroad and PENN
sula Railroad.
CHAS. T. PCGH, General Manager
J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

A French physician says that raw
oysters and chichen soup will nourish
any girl through at least six disap-
pointments in love.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Remember that every one suffering
from Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in
the head have cure at hand in Ely's
Cream Balm. Price 80 cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
was troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gathering in my head, was very
deaf at times and had discharges from
my ears, besides being unable TO
breathe through my nose. Before the
second bottle Of Elys' Cream Balm was
exhausted | was cured. and to-day
enjoy sound health. c. J. Corbin, 923
Chestnut-st., Field Manager Philadcl-
phia Pub. House, Pa.
Elys' Cream Balm cured me of
Catarrh of many years standiDg-rc-
stored my sense of smell. For colds in
the head it works like magic. f. II
Sherwood, National State Bank, Eliza.
! beth. n.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
The Evils of Over Study.

The parents of New York city are
waking up to the fact that their child
rem are being injured in body and
mind by too much study. The Herald
and The Sim have been giving editorial
attention to the matter, and the form
er's Complaint Book has been full
of letters that have shown how great
the need of reform is. The course Of
study in our public schools has become
so wide, and the examinations arc so
severe, that even the brightest pupils
are taxed to their full capacity to pass
them, and to pass them with honor
demands the hardest kind Of study.
Such state Of things cannot fail to
result disastrously.
Few boys can be pursaudCd TO study
hard enough to break down. but they
may be 50 ovcrcrOWdcd as to weaken
their constitution to considerable
degree. 1t i; the girls that break down
completely, partly because they have
less strength than boys, and partly
because they are more ambitious to
excel, and study while the boys are
playing. The letters Of parents show
that the time of pupils in school is
almost wholly taken up by rccitations,
leaving most of the studying to be
done at home. TO this burden, heavy
enough in all conscience, is added the
tasks" imposed as punishment for
failures or bad department. now that
capital punishment is no longer in
vogue. Altogether from seven to
eight hours of hard mental work is
required Of the pupils five days in the
week, and nearly as much Saturdays
when all arrears have to be made up
It needs no argument to show that
growing children cannot endure such {
burden as this without danger OF /;
complete breakdown; and if this i!
happily avoided, mental and physica
deterioration are rendered certain lty
such a system. 1t is positive cruelt!
to children, compared to which cOpora
punishment is kind and mcrciful, t,
subject them TO such work as this
Some remedy must be found, and tina
quickly.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

A Newark sausage manufacturer has
failed, but the New York 4Ne'cs is not
surprised, as he has been going to the
dogs for some time.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
VI. COLBOURN & CO.,
sEAFoRD. DELAWARE.
l847 KENT COUNTY 1852.
Mutual Insurance Co. ,
DOVER, DEL.

Iu,,irr> ug;.i u,tlOs, by tre. issuing uutua, Ivii-
,.,.> .i..y Uu,cr winch payments are made au-
nua!iy IN advance during membership. and on
Ctu>Ihg Ia hV members MHdtcTCr remains uEtN-
pended after paying LOSES. expenses and uiVi-
dcnds Is returned, thereby furnishing insurance
al cost.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

Danish i'll health, nervousness, veXa-
ton, fretfulness, etc, by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
Abstract Of Statement. lssI.

Receipts for the Year.. ..............S.. -. y
Losses and Expenses for the lcar......... to g
Dividends Paid ............ t. 81 ~
Paid Members Oh Withdrawal 50 -
Anounttu Credit ofMembcrs Dcc.2llss! "7Sin.:9
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
important 10 Farmers!
Continued reduced price of
SHELL LIME
Fer the Year 1882.

~ an experiment and tuin,c' ti.c il-., site, %,
the times. dcvidcd JW. !c,..- ago T.. 4.y'I HE
price oi our LINE - per rci.t. making .t o'"lt>
icr bushrl instead Ot eyCnt~. IT, iprul'T... Ilc
success of the plan wa> such that uuT -a... ,'r,
MORE TiIAN dot BLE! a:d "" c,'.,.'.d,j l9
continue the pI4te at
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
AGENTS:

AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON. General Agent Dovcr
GO II IIiIiams NC,rdrt. CA. Ra,r'in< BriiqoraYs
Cc0. Il. NpucY l,i. cay Lcmac' u HUyie> L.lrcS
j. :. HnjiHg'JB. >mgrHd J,,iR ". Hoo'tu. LdmsL
l. Jackson Jr CuaidtB. HrHry ". Bt,i"r. S,,lipri
J. B. .ipdcr<pB. frtdcricd H. I. DotUiac. G,arFs-
P.lIHcdr Williams. H,f"td tu'rH.
GcprG' uD0JC Ftli0R ,JImss PuHirr lhitJH
CJ Hiujny'1R, E,rniug Il. / Hd9cenp ."r h,r,y
tpp. SES>tr.
Jo!tH 7. MulIrf Crcca>boroUGh III
Jeremiah b. Fletcher, ife>tpli NJ.
Jeues Cannon >llj>jU!. vi.
ChdflCS C0iliHS Bor'iB. Mt.
Hm. G. Dickinson. POcomok6 CGg. Nd.
All bus ness communications should be addressed
WN. DENNEY. Sec'y,
March /. 1852. DOVER DEL
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
GEORGE ". CCMMINS, ,Irc>idcu.
VIM " Tschudy. Dr. Henry R.Igcly.
John H. IInilcckcr. Charles ". Nhditc!.
George II. Money. John ". Causty.
Iac0h Williams nf Svafnri Ex-tinv Inmr> ponder
WM. DENNEY. Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
6 Cents per BusheI

vulil further notice. The superior cH,...v'..c
and chcaIn.c,e of shell Lime i"r Hgilc'...u. i.'.t
lr>t.> can Ice tttc>ted hy hul.ilc,I~ ni t,t. i'-i
iarmcr, of Delaware aud Mary laua ai.d t.,
steadily increasing demand ], he b,.-t I..'r o'
it, merits. Nom j. the time - impr,sc ..l'!.
az >luall cost
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
Philadelphia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad,
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after MONDAY. October 9th. 1882, (Sun-
DAYS excepted trains will leave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
Price for ihG Year 1882, 6 Cents per DuSlGl

on tie railroad.
Orders filled promptly FOR any amount from one
car load to ten thousand bushels \ the spring
trade promises To be unusually heavy tbs year Il
would BE- we'll to send orders in early.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
TRY IT, TRY IF, TRY IT
SHELL LIME

The principal agricultural Iap"r~ Of the country
LAGl. lnnllnl ll.ML Mn!s.. Llr ....Lt.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08

l. preferable to Stone Lime ami "Ilh the present
extremely low price ana advantageous freight
rates it is decidedly the CIIAPE~l And MOST
KELIABLE FERTILIZER for PENIN-I LA u.c.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
Opening of New Wraps and Costumes for
Ladies and Children.
LADIES' SUITS.
Children's Suits and Cloaks.
Our Dressmaking Department
Concerning Ladies' Wraps

realty valuable
skiu of
MOURNING OUTFITS of our specales
Smyrna times., 1882-11-08
One Inch Square Mesb

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u u s I d II ;.

S0ssUSe 8SluN11tOe1e USIIlullslle1s utIU 8eS
mel9elt, a1s &dmpfer III ebrli4em Ram=
pfc eri@la9en. 8ief @el9rei lnb ,penig
Boqe bas 1T bic huinteiIenj bieieS
r&rie9es", Der Ben @ieger1 lpeita1s mebr
@elb getofet bat, als ,er ibnen an 2orz
beern einbra9te. Gs birfte fit uniere
2e1er bluttper1ig Snterei1e baben, ben ,peiz
teren &erlauf bieies Rrieges 3u perfols
gen; beBbalb iibergeben' mir @in5elnbei<
ten. l1eber bic tpeitere Gnhpidelun9 Der
nod 1ange ni@t erlebigten dsspti}9en
5rase tueroelt mir ieiner. 8eit ausfabrliz
der beri4ten, ba mir iebt 5 irect Boltz
na4ri4ten aus europa erbnlteu. a.. '...
I Berlin. l1eber Die Muffafuns ber
preubii9en @e9ier,1n9 BON benz @erfabz
rem bes nellen Gilritbii9ofs Dr. @erbos
BON 8reslau in 5a9en ber @taatspfarz
rer lnb Der 9emil9ten Chen perbreitet
ei,1e aus amtli9en &reiien bebiente Cor
ei1,ioes 2i9t, inbem lie
14reibt: ,,@enn es aud ri9ti9 1T, baS
bas @orgeben bes neuen 5irtbii9ofs
da !. 0restau N 25ar5'n peff1mm1 Dat, y
tun9 beg 6iirfbil9ofs 70 bart III per1lrz
t9e'len, !p.e o1es ae! ~ e!1em 9roBen 49e!l
eeI l.uelaleH pIele 9elg,e91. D1e
muns gu Der i1n Mb9eorbnete enbauie bel
oet 0eIat9a"9 oes teelen lltgeHPol!1's
l@en 0elePes pellan91en aoelell'9m9 pes
Snl1.Iu1s dS oet slaa1sp1arrer 'grer ueper, e.
5sugah9 @ ahs9Iaa sg 9e9eoen, oaB o!eles -
Sn!IlluI, 'etlUes aIs gen Ianon.lgen
SaRan9sn el S51 o1reel Dteellpre@eno at o.e y
l1aIll1e 4pne19m9 penn @emr1m lneB.
n1gI Dal1oer 1e1: no mar aug paraut
polpeleaet, oaB o1e 4seI!onen, We!9e nog
6 ge9en1paIt18 ~ e'nem lolgen Plalraml
tDaIl9 l'no, pDne enc 2serl1ano'9nno j. m!l
eem ee oe1teHenoet DoerDtrIem elhe Z leDr 9
lg!uelt, u o1m mnDa!Ioa1e S1enAn9 Dapel.
.unlpen; ;.., 4uelp,ngs ~ 81: aptI 1al pel m!l
9tn sT stles'9eM M ae!t pell!mmnngeH IN ehi. :.
~ y.eusal'et ss.psap'ng .syenoe Iu1s,l a
runosfre;5en elm iebr ,1nanoenebmes Iufz
lehel1 berporoernfen. ba hierbnrd, Ser
sSiiritbi}hof leid1t III gHnsreoeln proppz
art tperben fDnnfe. Sic Elm @in1dreiten
Ses firhlihen Gerihtsbnfes. Sen Sic
Gtootsreoier,,no m6olidbit n,,i,er gh6t;oz
feit oe5ekf ~ ;ehem iniinilht arr Mnthz
menSiofeit mndben tpiir6e. @iel nnnnz
nenehner ala Sc Gfbritte bes xiiritbiz
isbofs oeoen Sic @stoofsnfnrrpr~ MIR IN
ieitenher GtelIe ieine 6nitmno in God,pn
Ser nemi,htem Ghem emnf,,mSen - ,ne1d3e
n,on nit Ser Gtnd,tnn hrr 11nterhnmnz
i,,moe,t NIT her @mr;e IN Werh;mSmmo
hr;mot ia ,de;nt tx h;errofb nnIIfnm,
men ~ hetSt;oen * SoS h;e meo;er,,,n s,.rr.s
t,nrlS1i;o TX mid6t hemonen. Sehen in;rn u
hen @nnflift NJ her Mfnrrerr mt | Sen Wrea. m 4.
inner an r W;;hof e;n.1,nre;fen 49, Grft honn
,nenn rr lehterer % bie Iforrer ibrer Memter enter
y, % enthehen neri,,lhe, ;oiIte n,;rn f;;r . h.,,
gtont her spo,,,e,t rsfor,,,,s,, , mon H., I ~ =,
Soier, merfnhre,, g+eIl,,;,n =, ,,eS,n.,, , q.
'''.. a'e - - - '''
) 3r,et. Alts eSor5 mtro Der Ere
tier St9." 9e19r1eben: Ism Hll9er
ma9te oor e1nt9en 2a9en l9e9en @noe
Mu9u1t oer 9aAfa1rtsl1r9e y, Derz
Ssrse,, @ =, ann, Gsi3snf Scr "er;;ton
mn%te beim S Mufffeden ber;elfem IN Sic
Qem4,fer h;e g,}nhrnehmn,no ms oh,nohI
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I 0ei einer aRiuenerplofion in Dprtz
numb. Reftfnlen. fau,et 20 8erfone,t mn
( 8oieu. 30. Nuo. stiinoif finb bie
a3eb5rben III i,rontDterer @olrarednno
Iber @mulifrafen oufaefprbert tporben nm 1
[babnrd ei,en oereoeltern @dnlbeinm IN
unierer Rropil,a n erreide, Den,oe.
oeniibtt cr6rtcrf eil, x erfabrener Gnmn',,z
nal l-Heomter ii Ser Hoi. 9to. : Sic
gBirtana. 1oloeu ,,nb llrioden Ser : snul-
ftrdfen. = d
aD<r finb beru, Sic Qeute froot her
Ginitnber, ,pelde ibre Climber ni$t Or.
Ibentfih aur @dule ididen? gBir f6nnen
|laaen. foit ausimlieRlid, Tooel5bner.
theilmeiie frorfe nber and, ,1nr gnitt.
f,pe1t. r,it ei,,ent holben Duhenb ,,n6 nft
aud, nod mebr &inbern inter ID aah<
rem. 8nter l1nb Mutter n1af5en n,,f H.
1beit oeheu. ,,nb ba muk bo1r1 i minbeitens
bos dltefte &inb III 6a,1ie bleibe,. ,,u,
| bic no6 nid,t itulpflihtioen @ei6tpifter
III beopfiiatioe,l .1ltb bas burftioe qRit.
taaeffen al bereiten. Dber nod 5d3lin1z
mer !. Der gerbienit pp11 Woter 1inb W},,tz
ter reidbt nid,t aus III Dem l1nterbalte
ser aof,lreid,en sfon1ilie. llno bn miiiien
/ Damn bas dltefte ober sic qlteften @inber
ihort 11itperbienen helfem. Gine Ois.
ptfniotion bonn 6dulunterridt oibt ca n
! du' iolfhen 1alIe1, r,td5t t,ber 50 6rnoer
me6 ttut, ,tno bns Werlonoe1, 1,ad Sc
[friebiollla bei5elben ,ftdrfer it ols Sic
1urdf Dor Strafen. 70 ipirb Dime s,,rtbt
tpeqaeblieben. Da ton1men bann Sc
S&ulitrafen, ,1nb bn Ser G,r,1nb Ser Ser
| @dulneridumuiB nidt tpeof4llt ionbern
oumouatiid5 ,uieberfebrt, 70 tpieberbolen
iid aud Sic @dulitrafe1t qllunonotlid,.
unb erreiden fiir ben eii1taelnen M1onot
| oft cine 61he bon Is ,1nb 1nehr N)1orf
ober Faae11 Mrbeit. pber 6aft. gRun
fommt bie BoQitredunq. bon Ser 70 piel
ertuartet tpirb. ggie pollaiebt tie lid, /?
8ablen fam Der Beitrafte / ielbitperftanbz
| lid ni9t; be1tn tpenn er 10 piel @elb
bdtte. 10 tpiirbe er feline @iaber oern re-
|ae(maSio aur sdule {d5ifen 11nentz
n,o Ssit1;Ib nrIs;te,, RI. In, =. 1,, 49,. 49,
S, ,,entI;i ,,e,,,, "a @ ;;% MO % eba m', n.,aa ~.
,,,,, n;s1e Tons mr. ~ ; %as, @ ~. h",SSIt Ssas'
,,,,a 'r, J, h;sser ers,r @ :; ro, ;h4 ,.vs s1."
%snn r v,.r MN, o ,,,;;s4a Su' ~ NV t!a.n
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-04-19
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
No Tldings From Will Ktssier-
Foul Play Apprehended.

W. /. kcssler. the restaurant man
of the west side. has departed Tor
arts unknown He lett on the 18th
Of March. stating that he was going
to Kansas CITY, and has not been
heard Of since.
Telegrams have been sent to his
friends in Kentucky and sister at
St. loe. Mo-, and none of them
know anything of his whereabouts.
The prevailing impression IS that he
has either been toully dealt with or
he has simply abandoned his busl-
ness. as he seemed 20 owe a good
deal of money. He had five or SIX
hundred dollars on his person when
he left.
Alluding to Mr.. keseler'> disap-
pearance. the Nevada DAILY Demo-
craf, of Saturday last, says:
..Butler is terribly excited Just now
over the report that Frank James has
I bcen ilNlllS lIlCi ( VIC PttSt N'iAeN NAA>'
up to the time his brother Jesse was
killed at St. Joseph, running res
taurant and lunch room. and passing
himself off as VIM. kessler. His
sudden disappearance at that time,
together with the amount OF weapons
found concealed in the vacated premI'
ses, calls to mind his resemblance tc
Frank James, and some of them are
confident that the aforesaid kessle1
was no less parsonage than the
much dreaded outlaw. We canno
believe it, but time will tell. In the
meantime we would advise our But
ler friends to put their trust in Goo
aud keep their powder dry: We
want it distinctly understood that W.
tavn't got anything against the jaime
boys, and if we had we wouldn'
care about them knowing 1t.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-04-19
Timely Warning.

Schwerin, April IA fire broke
out in the theatre last night during
the performance of Robert Ber-
tram" The clearing of the house
was effected without accident or
confusion. The audience was time
lv informed from the stage of the out
break of the fire. Grand Duke Nc
Linburgh Schwerin also spoke
some reasoning words to the people
The theatre was completely destroy
ed. but the walls remain standing.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-04-19
MERCHANT TAILORING >,E
DEPARTMENT..

w deneto 1.-THE ahntono tn npdH to
tn t ki the Yves al al II secured
ntclan cnmeou
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-04-19
Observing Lincoln's Anniversary,

Special so Post-DIspatch
Springfield, H., April r5.-The
seventeenth anniversary of the death
of LAbrilsam Lincoln was observed
here to- day by memorial services at
the casacomb of the National Lin
coin Monument, under the auspices
of the Lincoln Guard of honor The
members of the Legislature and 4
large Eunlber of citizens were pres
ent. z he song I'm Memorial OF
.Ahrakam Lincoln" was sung by a
double quartette, and the principal
address was delivered by Gov: Gull
lon. 1ahn Carroll Power read eN-
tracts rom Lincoln's speeches.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-04-19
The Ford Brothers "a De dange

St. Louis. April "a 1eport
fror, St Joe. says indictments svere
found against the Ford 5rothers this
morning tor murder in the first de-
gree and that they were brought a1l-
to court this afternoon when t-ey
pleaded guilty and were sentenced
10 he hanged OH the 10th Of May.