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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

The NINA o0eo W. 0aDe 1T
night ~ harry roeipioat q . laegs
I'm u dolic3ous 10 egoom aDd several
pooa(ls q mast e1eoo1oot oake. n ,
latter w. made b Nm. 6hedaisan6
Nm. Wade, ard H. vho3s q ~
tempting gillD pesseaeed b . eeaa-
njttes consisting q Msa Frank
1assh sod Mn. Wads, vho plaesd
ths0 upoa ar tab)e Win ~ eo0-
p)60s0lD q t6e Ue0bogD @ ~ 1uth
Chap4ss, q the eg1se q ~ EasoWa
0)or, a this city. We 60 seases1y
1oa vos1s - sxPsss psoPssly eur
THANKS y ~ AAir hAieD q ~ osboR
foe their ws3eos.s, rsltsshing Gin.
Nay they, like Jephthah's daaghtse.
svsr y pssPassd - SsaAse y thsis
llvss - psssssvs thsle an1hes's hooes;
like Rath, b ready - Sossako hone,
niealls ard wealth that they ~
dwell anesg the Peepls a 0ed; Hike
Dsehss; b psspase< % by down
thsir livo b ssvs ~ pesP,s q 011
hoo dsath - perish with them; Hike
lCastha, theagh thy ny b sor-
reoa6ed b. sickneD, deaGh ana looo'
noeas, never 1h9 . moment doooe u
6eviess's Powss b 5alse IL dood ;
asd lasily, IKE Bsthss, jcyfa)ly
render up hoaDs. haseaa1, ehi)dIoo,
god name, and llas, u ne,esaosy, 4
oostily b theie Christian love. Du(
~ sisesssly heps thsy uay nsves h
GalDed upon - make ~ saesi1ca.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

Jshn Doe M eseosted b tbe pm,
sses q Jsags WiDesx, al ehasUsd
~ III atleodant with being dsunk
asd diseCdesly. He aeksowjsaoDd
TIE 80 Impeachment, paid s a.d
eoAs, and walked o0s ftee naa.
Charley 4sj6kin, who W. sobblsd
up b . pelies@an ~ eoodset snbe.
coming . stoat asd sobes Dein6ee q
the community, paid ~ tax u s
and The extras asd skiPPed ct q
cougt.
Babby Bamkin, TT distasbing;the
~ psaes, pSsad guilty, ut w. n.
QuiSod d oootsioo1o . sanall a0oont
toward dsltaylng ~ expe1ses q ~
city govosD0eot
The esly eass tsjsd ysstssday ~
BIZ Hooee, Jsdgs Wileeg, ~ that
Il . oang q heathea charged with
smelling opium. Thsss wsss thirossa
al tod. Afsss . patient heaslag b
the Cosrt, . deci1ioo W. reserved
until today.
A nambe9 Il sases aso slill - ~
docket. Thy win - sssehsf =
speedily - passibls.
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CITY AND COUNTY.


~ 3WOs
Tie e10vallso - ~ Cs6e0
bsll1lag vtll bsssopas1sd to-1ny.
JodR Wj)ssg IN GstAw b abo0e
80 ~ ~ ~ ~ nsoeh.
The 1sve1sposots = ~ nio0
dss8ag the pase vssk Aave bsso =
~ nsst Aa11oglag soasoe1se.
ose q, e1ssws sstsavsA Tvss4y
6sllan naS - nla6e ~ vseosniag
ths0 y III. Pit Lsasy, q Waobss-
Wills.
Ths bsiDdiag hee0 seill eeollssss.
Ahoo9 ~ hoGs0 ~ eo0poooso b
Daeos ~ ~ ssbssas ps9 woek -
~ svssage.
The jeisls win y ~ = ~ Neyss
bslIdiag ss-day, ~ 4 = psseab'e
thae ~ bsjekhysss Win bsgis wssk
to-0eeToW.
Asmall IT a. eallle vess ~ ~.
tssdAy y Psbjis Anlahtnese
Wasssba.y, q ssetioa. TAs lg0rsD
oaaaissd vsssgood, svssagiagssasiy
- ~ hso6.
A wins. y bslog sonk - ~ nosth
vein q ~ Magma Chasass, scar ~
nsw hslsGiaG works. TAs Int ~
s1ess ~ shlPPsd . ~ AlIes NH
yss1sraay.
TAs ~. VIE was ja)aesd - ~
1laGDs CHARTER mise aeasiy s'0sath
alses = ~ i0DsUviag WY nli6ly.
~ 4 = pssasbls thet - Win Dsvsr
sotiSsly sseevse.
Tbeso vim easooial 1aoeo 6 Co.
tssvills, Saturday svsaiag. Il win
taks plses ID ~ nv hall ao1 -
pajas viii y sPassd = mako + .
soo1al suooon. 60 o6vesll0o0e0t.
IT. Jshn A. Whits, ~ ~ ssigI-
nj - egsn0 noo, hvesed ~ III.
Mn s0es VIII Osoessas quaoe)ty
- s1eelDest - egsa0 yssosgday.
Will ~ beys wsss paslaking q
~ ssaliag, Sslssshlag luxury tbey
ssioed b wiahlag thee Jshs's shad-
~ wesA nsvse gsov -, - tAal
- vosla always I'D eusosasss ~
hs sspssb 10 e.r-rrsrsssa. ;.
The Bealoo Reeord alnG0 Int ~
~ ysar snding, Jsns - 1So2, thsge
Veso Geot 6tu0 Do0ooo. Ovo1 IL 81.
egsapA wisss. S.S1DDe.aga, asd tAat
during the Same pssSsd 4ye0 vsss
reeelved q ~ Deooso eDea. Teal
roesjpls ~ ~ yeas, 6 So&S@ Ths
reedp1D from aessa0D sest non H.
Dseae ts1eg1.Dh s0es fbsa My II,
- JAY lseh ise1oslve-2l naooths,
W. >kya8.lA The Eeesip1s hesn
nsesaagss received exeee6sa >ROoo.
6svso thsasasa 1e)lan II p nssths
81 pretty Seo6 shewing ~ TIE
Pss0 . lsttss Eeosjved ID this city,
yesessdey, b Nader Jehsny 6ioP-
80, 4 b lessned that Mn Nellie
Boyd, IT, pleading actress who aP-
peaTed boi6ge Eutte aodjeoces ID
1S7o. b now Playing q Hakss City,
Ossgos. and Win he ID Duele % ahost
liz weeks. She b scee0pasied bya
Ssu Company, among ~ n0nbes
bsing Mr.. Enesy, another hvosjte
sfosr pesg1e. The es0paay which ,
appeared With Niss Boyd o. hss
pe.vioss WHIT b Bstts, gavs god
1atislhelloa and u she - - god ,
Doppoet with her DUw - theI she
win meet with suoce1.
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PlDQQAL.

Blshop Brewer = ID Doe1o. He
win preach b g. Johab eanseA
Sunday Dsxt
Addisea Smith, u Deer Lodgo,
SIN liseenia the silver CITY.
W. 9. NcC|sasy came II ftpo
Gesman 0alch last svsalnG. Jodg.
in9 ftoos TIE amount Il go)d dast h
beoaght ID, 4 = safs - say that bic
mise = banning at" veil.
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The City Council nst 1T evening.
Not moch 6oslne0 W. tsnnsoeted.
TIE Qoesejso q balldlng a 0ogine
h0ess was fully 01eeasBod 1T dnol
oee3oo Wa0 poolpo0o6 until Dexl
Woek. a co000t6eo ~ aDooinio6
70 eo0lb9 VIII ~ Dut1o Water O.
pe0y ID gs1ega1.o - securing . 90.
ply Il wafer IT 1eo pogDooca II
committee Veso 0othoeiSo6 . c.
TIE Water Company ~ ~ month,
Tbb NJ eooG6d1og00 . 1tb0gQl 0DeP II
vtew q H. present ao1 psospooljvo
aoooseof that IL city coold 1T ~
. hsVo9 so0 - it woula hayo =
ooee nD0oey - speod, aD1 t.
q aSoef pgo6lb6to the Coo1oll ~
eootrnetl1g . da6t IN exooaD q 90
II ~ a1s0 staeo0 thoG IL elty ~
a)goa6y pa1d ~ Wa0or Counoay ~
eo0 u q, -, ard ~ novef ~ Z
dgep q wa1e1.
Al os1ooDeo NJ pagDo0 pgo6lootiu0
~ egeee3oo 90a61ee0ooeo Gfl1)umF
neeo9 seg1A Unbe0 eeosesUoooo
wholly q 01ao q ne0al.
r a..s: . Sas.:s 2. = s'aaAav o!:.
0eo9ese shsw 6 1eaGhaw Opesa
00QDo YI30aY ~.
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1Aoo&o 0ooique.

Judging b the crowds that slghtly
throag % the new Thaatso Co0jquo,
Tie eitissas q Bstte fully apPgssiats
the elJ6gts thas Nr. 0oedoo b max
ing % p)eape them. A. Ill The pee-
tosnDefs aFe siam ID their Tsspeetive
Specialize iodlvi0oal uneatjoo y -
pes0ao0s. Thase Who havo ~ vt
see0 TIE Dew Desn6ess a IL Troopo
shoo6 )ooe - time ID doiag o.
There viii b ~ eatise change q
programme this eveaing. These
who enjoy . hearty laugh Win have
% better opportunity than b going
- the Cosnique to-niGht.
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NEW o0VDB,1oR yoa 1eoU-
3AWA.

$3.50 Ss1O 49, SO1~ OSOVe
The following dispatch was -
csived ~ evs0ing:
HKLExA, n. T., July -, lso2
10 ~ 0Doog. DDe1o:
The Hero1d extra eoolalnD IL ~
lowing:
WASHINGTON, D. C., July -.
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J. Schuyler Cnsey. g Msx Yesk,
3, T. FISK.
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The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
CoIoreG Festivities.

EDITOR TIMEs-Thc exhibition
ana supper given last night, Friday,
at the NJ. E. church, was the grand
est affair ever given among the col
ored citizens of this place. The oN-
ercises consisted OF select reading.
declamations and solos by the pupils
of the Douglass school. They all
did we'll and reflected credit alike
upon themselves and school, and
plainly demonstrates the fact. that
the colored school is Il success. At
Tic close of the exercises addresses
were made by Mr.. ]. L. Leonard,
I. Walker. Rev. A Ramsey and @.
w Lowry. They all made able
speeches and urged upon the audi
encc the necessity of an immediate
education and useful citizenship
Then a sutnptuous supper was spread
and s;il partook of the p:slatable die;
TO their self-gratificstion: and ming
ling :, social chat for a short time.
the meeting dispersed. All were
proud of the occasion.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Wine Products OF New Jersey

This State is p coming celebrated for
its wines. Some of the richest in the
world are produced in New Jersey, by Mr.
4. Specr, whose name has become cele-
brated as producer of strictly pure un-
adulte lated Port Grape wine. The wine
OF Mr. Speer is not bottled or put in mar
ket until it is four years old, and has be-
come thoroughly fine and mellow. It h@s
proved itself q wonderful assistant 20 ply
sicians, who prescribe it The wine Is
recommended tor debiiitated persons,
and is siven to consumptives. The diff
c,.Ity o. getting All imported or even a
pure California Port Is we'll understood
T. :1e % great - - preclude doctors from
allowing their patients ~ rtst2 The aisk OF
il- use Mr. peer being aware OF this
fact i1es taken ti1e utmost care II the
making 81 his wine. 50 rs to supplant the
imported sincs b. producing genuine
article His wines are known oY chemists
to he sure ard the r1o>t reliable tol me
.iicin,.1 purposes The druggists through
oat the country sell il. rs bottled BY ssr-
Speer-S " Tribune
Sold by 7. y CeuME-Y * To- Butler.
Nc
-tt.sS--.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Mrs. Dr.. Cannon of Adrian is
in the city visiting the family of Esq
II. NJ. Cannon.
-NIr. 7. II. Christopher left on
Thursday for New York to lay IN
spring stocks for his various stores,
among the number that of Butler.
MIR. Smith, Of Franklin county,
a member of the legal protesslon'
is in this city looking out new To-
cation. Mr.. S. honored the ZINES
with call yesterday, Friday.
Mrs. Local alias Jemima and
three little locals, arrived on yester-
DAYS noon train in the queen city OF
the Southwest. Kah for the little
locals. and we us and company.
Mfr. Langsford from Kentucky was
in the city on Friday, and says
Butler is the liveIiest city of its size
he ever saw, and predicts that bright
future is in store for her. You are
mighty right Mr.. Langsford.
Mr.. l.. Robson OF Bourbon
county KY, isvisiting Mr.. Jones and
expresses himself as well pleased
with the country and thinks he will
settle among us. We heartily wei
come all such men as Mr.. Robson
MIR. E. G.. Miller, formerly of
Miller county Missouri, has removed
to Bates county to make it his future
home. He is for the present occu-
pyins the G. D. Redmond farm in
Summit township about eight miles
east of the city. We welcome you
Mr.. Miller
MFR. Thomas Heath returned on
Saturday evening last from Sloan
Springs, Benton county, Arkansas
whittier he went in search of health,
and is improved. feeling better than
he has for years. Glad to see you
back. sir
Mr.. Thompson of Portland, Or
egon, is in the city. He is the own
cr of the business houses on the south
side occupied by Sigmund, Brough
and Rafter. Wonder if the gentle
man won't put down macadam IN
front of his property?
MIR. w. H. Duncan of Archie
and Mary Prather of Everett Mo-,
solved the riddle published in the
Daily TINES OF the 3rd inst. That
Kentucky editor need not think he
can poke his riddles at us Missouri
rians and not have them solved. He
may play that game successfully IN
old Kentuck. They amt up to SNUFF
in that country.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
a Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake OF confou1stt-
ing remedy Of u,eri; with elsack s.,edi-
cineS. We speak from experience svhen
se say that Parkcr's Ginger Tonic i>a
sterling health restorative which Will DO
all that is claimed tcr Il We haze ts~e II
ourselves with the sappieak results sor
Rhunsas;Sr, ard w',c.. ssora oi.t By ever
work.-TIs.s.
MIR ,+,,,
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The ladies' and gentlemen OF the
Baptist supper, return their sincere
thanks to the citizens OF Butler, for
the liberal patronage extended them
last evening, and TO Mr.. J. l.. Pace
for the use of his rooms.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

We were told by gentleman this
morning tina, he had examined five
orchards of apples and peaches and
found that the fruit was not killed.
and he thinks that the fruit crop this
wear will be abundant. Peaches and
cream amt bad YOU know.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
4 Farm for Sale.

Two hundred and twenty acres, fonr
miles Northwest of Butler. Two houses,
one BARN, two orchards, three wells, TWO
prings, two ponds and never Ia,,lis
and cultivation. School house handy.
-, ,,r q. W. Seevers.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Our military growth, is like that
of COWS tail, downwardS. we
have got as low down as Captain
We never would have thought IT,
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The Butler, Cornet and Keed
band, have just received new IN
voice of choice, select music, which
is in every respect, first class, and
we expect that the boys will chew
it up pretty fine. as they are well
qualified to do SO.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

We ask again what has become OF
the reading room project: Young
gents git up and dust, we say.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

There are thirty-six names on the
roll of the Episcopal Sabbath school.
This is the youngest school o: that
kind in the city.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Christopher

has lust received splendid line OF gents
Ties. Scarfs, Collars and Cuffs; also
complete line of Shirts, both laundried
and unlaundried, cheaper than you can
make them.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Iops Wanted. Lumber Cheap.

l will pay IS cents per hundred feet
or good logs. Fill bills on short notice:
Saw for 60 cents per hundred and tor half
at my old stand on the Miami:
.Stf III 6. Thomas.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
40 6I4-4

have got fine stock of canned goods,
pickles, peach butter, &c, little cheaper
than usual Try it, you will be convinc-
ed. w. T. Woolery. n. Main st.
11O-6-Ii-l
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

If YOU want 10 prove the old saying.
that the best Is the cheapest. buy you
IA oceries OF w. T. p!e-e, \ lea ).
24o-6-I4-4
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Mr.. F. Coleman Smith on FRI
day, bought of Mr.. 4oakum lot
on High street for which he paid the
sum $500 cash. The lot is 1876 by
l66 feet. Mr.. S. intends building
fine residence OH the lot.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Weir s. Buford, Plows, Farmers Frien
and Keystone Planters, Barnes Chec
rowers, Wagons, Sulkies &c. Hahn & G
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The grass is growing very rapid
". Ten days of warm sunshine
and stock would have pretty tar
nipping, and old white-face would
desert the public square. perhaps.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
coal. COAL..

The Bowman Bros. keep constantly OH
hand at their bank on Bones Fork near
Hy Bowman ford a large supply of coal
OF excellent quality. cheap tor cash.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Christopher's

line of CARPETS is the most complet
IN the market, and he will duplicate Kan
sas City or St. Louis prices.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Bob Catron steps down and out IN
a few DAYS; the office Of tax collec-
tor having been gobbled up by the
township organizations. Good bye'
Bob
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

will sell my farm situated SIX miles
southeast of Butler, containing 40 acres
a bargain, if applied for soon.
jacques Snider
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The new organ will be tuned up
to-day, and no mistake. We see
good many Of the faithful IN the city,
and lots of caucusing going on.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

On Friday Robert Wilkinson
was up before Squire Conger charger
with an assault with intent to kill.
He plead guilty to common assault
and battery and fine of $25 was
imposed by his Honor. The assault
was made upon one White.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Christopher

can show YOU the best Towels, Napkins
and Table Linens on the face of the earth
for the money.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

looking stoves-tne very best IN the
market. Trnware b. the quantity, large
or small; all very cheap.
nS-tt Iidiih u ~
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

For crockery, 20 to {. ,. Wheeies.
I4-tf
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

1t IS reported that Judge Waters,
president ofthc Fl. Scott, St. Louis
& Chicago Railroad Company has
gone east.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

We saw two prospective ca'iai-
dates. cohogling this morning, which
means IN Texas. political parlaaoe,
preparatory to pull the wool over the
eyes of the voters.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

\ general line of Tinware, at
,t-,t 11-at w. I. Woolerv's.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Imperial tea, Gunpowder tea. Black
tea, Japan tea, Chocolate coffee &c, the
hest in fine CITY w. L. Woolery,
Brown Front \ Main St.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Christopher

has again gone to New York to purchase
an immense stock ohDry Goods, Notions
and Carpets for his FOUR LARGE STORES.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

When Mr.. Sewers gets his con-
fectionery and restaurant rooms
completed they will be the hand
soonest in Southwest Missouri. That
is right MIR. Sewers. There's mill
ions in printers ink and paint, and
don't YOU hear our racket.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The Cassity Bros. and uncle FRED
Evans are going right ahead with
their new buildings on North Main
street.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

We have but part of a bbl OF that fine
kraut left. First come firse served &c.
W. T. Woolerv, \ Main st.
24O-6-I44
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08
Money! Money

At s and 7 per cent, according to amount
and security, on improved, productive
farms, quickly and at reduced rates. See
or address HoUsToN g. boutwell,,
n33-6m Sedaiia, NO.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

For canned fruits, G. S. Wheeler is b.
low the market I4-t
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

We now give this warning to batch
elors, that after to-day, the first one
of those social pests that doesn't raise
his hat to us, when we meet him,
we'll put a mug on him as big as
busheI measure. Now heed us and
profit by it.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Farming implements and seeds of all
kinds at I2tJ Hahn COS.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

The Carthage Banner SIS wollup-
ing Mayor Jones of Nevada over the
face and eyei for enforcing the small
pox ordinance of that city against
the Carthagenians. Carthage bad
her Hannibal, Nevada has her Crock
EFT. but where is the Cato that says
that Carthage must be Destroyed
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Our military growth, is like tnat
of a COWS tail, downwards. we
have got as low down as Captain
We never would have thought It,
We saw two prospective ca'iai-
dates, cohogling this morning. wh'ch
means IN Texas. political pariance'
preparatory to pull the wool over me
ewes of the voters.
The grass is growing very rapid
". Ten days of warm sunshine
and stock would have pretty t"ir
nippino. and old white-face would
desert the public square. perhaps.
The Butler, Cornet and Reed
band, have just received new III
voice of choice, select music, which
is in every respect, first class and
we expect that the boys will chew
it up pretty fine. as they are well
qualified to do SO.
The Carthage Banner SIS wollup-
ing Mayor Jones of Nevada over the
face and eyei for enforcing the small
pox ordinance of that city against
the Carthagenians. Carthage bad
her Hannibal, Nevada has her Crock
EFT. but where is the Cato that says
that Carthage must be destroyed
The Republican organs are NIGH
tiIy exercised abCu the amount OF
money that w. II. English, the cam
didatc for the Vice Presidency IN
1880 spent in that canvass. VIII
they be kind enough to state how
much Dorsey spent in Indiana, and
how much our friend Brady contrib
uted out of the Star route stealings,
We are the only man in Bates
county that has enough of American
courage and git-up about him to out
with it, McCarty, and tell the SOW
ereigns that he wants an office. We
know that the dsar people apprecl-
ate our courage and will boost us
through at the primaries like shot
Oft of a hot shovel. That we are as
good as lunch Inspector right now,
admits of no dou BIT. Rah for us.
here are at least one dozen land
buyers in the city every day from
States east of the Mississippi river;
many of whom we meet and converse
with, and as a general rule they ex-
press themselves as highly pleased
with the country, and a great many
of them makes purchases. The per-
sonal bearing and dcportm ent of these
people, suggests at once, gentllity
and intelligence and enterprise, and
we are glad to have our favored
county populated by such people.
The Probate court was IN session
on yesterday, Friday, and the follow
ing proceedings were had: Thomas
A. Glasgo, administrator of Eli
Glasgo, deceased, fled an inventory
of said estate. A clam of S. in IA
vor I. P. Willis was filed and allow
ed against the estate OF n. McNutt,
deceased. In tie matter OF the CLAIM
of Z. A Turner against the estate
OF Ephriam Turner, deceased, the
same was allowed for the sum of
S5S.+,. S. L. Brown, administrator
of the estate of /. Nj. Scott deceased,
filed an inventory appraisement anG
sale bill of said estate. all OF which
were approved and ordered to be re-
corded. Whcrcupon the court adS
iourncd until this morning at 9 O'Clock.
Colored Festivities.
EDITOR TIMEs-The exhibition
ana supper given last night, Friday,
at the NJ. E. church, was the grand
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

We regret circumstances prevent
ed us from attending the exercises at
the eastern school house on Friday.
We would have been pleased to have
been present, and we are delighted
80 learn from persons who witnessed
the exercises that they were alike
creditable to pupil and teacher, We
will be on hand at the next exercises
and take pleasure III reporting in eN-
tense the progress made BY each
class III the school
The Butler weekly times., 1882-03-08

Ne learn that the wide-awalle lit
erarv society at Wcmott's school
six miles northeast of the city closed
on Friday evening until fall. The
closing was grand success. consist
ing OF select readings, music and ,ii-
;,logues. The house was oraf1nned to
its utmost capacity and the large
number present enjoyed the exero;s-
es very much. We only wish that
more OF these societies were fosteretf
BY the people in the city and county.
They arr very Instructive iadscS: