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NASHVILLE, February 1.-Georgis Rof,
infant daughter Of P. n. Riff, OF East
Nashville, fatally shot herself this morning
with toy pistol which she found in \ bureau
drawer. Another child was epdeavo,ing 10
take the pistol from her, and in the siruEgl-
for Its possession the weapon was discharged
and the bullet entered the chiid's brain,
killing her instantly. She was only eighteen
n. al
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NatiesaI Mi,Ier., Association,

CLEVELAND. o., February 1.-The MiIlersi
National Association adjourned sine die to-
night, after adopting resolution in.tructing
the Executive Committee 10 effect ee tie
ment on behalf of the association with
claimants of patents when the same can be
made for a nominal sum, but if such settle
ment cannot be made, and the claim ia
deemed unjust and without equitable
grounds, the committee is instructed to con-
test the same with sll possible vigor up TO
the court OF last resort.
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CORINTH, MISS.
Shipments of Cattle aud Cotton-The
Dramatic Go IN npaufes KILLED.

Regular Correspondence of the Appeal
CoRINrH, January 3l.-1he typo said last
week that Corinlh has shipped thirty-fve
carloads OF cotton. 1t should have read cat.
tte. Corinth has shipped $500 bales, against
$500 for the corresponding time last year
II is estimated that there are sbout 800 bales
yet 10 the hands of farmers that will be
shipped from this point. The shipment for
tine last year augmented 400 bales.
G w. Small, senior parrner Of the firm Of
G. w. Small & Bro, died 10 San Antonio
Tex, on the 9th instant. His rema aims were
brought to this place for inierment to day.
George Kendall's Dramatic Company are
billed here for February 1st, I'd and Sd; the
Standard Dramatic Company for February
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previous question was ordered on the substi-
iute, and the yeas and nays were demanded.
PAYING BEFORE VOTING.

The secretary laid out his long roll OF 900
members, aud come one inquired if those
persoos could vote whose dues were unpaid.
NO" said the president, and there was an
instantaneous rush for the treasurer. Per-
haps third OF the members left their seats
and recess OF ten nIinnies was sgreed to.
Twice that amount OF time was occupied in
these financial Transactions, however, aud then
the roll was called on the substitute. When
DR.. Sayre's name was reached the president
began to read letter from that gentleman
6ercely deuou uocing the new code. Before
the reading was finished a motion was passed
to receive the letter and place it ON tiIe. Ii
took a long time 10 cali the roll, but The re-
sut was finally announced as sixiy-fye in
favor of the substitute AID 147 against.
A motion 10 adjourn was put and lsst.
Then standing vote was had on d. Roosa's
motion, with the result of 1S5 affirmative to
forty-;hrse negative, and the meeting sd-
ioUrnSd
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WINFIELD, Ks, February 1.-Young Cobb
who shot and mortally wounded Sheriff
Shenneman some days ago, while the latter
was attempting to arrest him, and who few
days before shot and killed constable in
Jefferson county, was taken out OF Jail here
between 2 aud 8 O'Clock this morning BY q
party of masked men and hanged 10 the rail-
road bridge on the outskirts of the town.
He stated, to Sheriff Mcintyre that be had
been led of to the committal OF the lswless
act by reading the exploits of jesse james
and other desperadoes. The body hung at
the bridge most of the day, ard hundreds oil
people went out 10 look at il.
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SHOT SERIOUSLY.
A Negro Comes Very Near Kfilinx .
White Man.

Ashooliug affray occurred last night at the
corner OF Fifth and Jackson streets, which will
probably terminate fatally. Tue party shot
was young man about eighteen years old
named Alex Graham, and the party who did
the shooting was Alex Darling, a negro
boy about sixteen years old. As near as could
be learned, Darling was quarreliug with
some children, when Graham came M
and took their part. 40 alteration arose,
and Darling pulled pistol and shot Ora.
ham in the right side, the ball ranging
downward. Darling is the same party who
stabbed q newsboy come time sgessnd was
sent TO the Island. H. is a hard case, As
soon as he had shot Graham be took to his
heels, and up to 2 O'Clock this morning haa
not been caught
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rhe wolf af Large.

New YoRK, February LAT the request
OF the Society for :he Prevention of Cruelty
10 Children, nolk proseqI was entered in the
twenty. four indictments remaining against
the Rev. Edward Crowley, who served q
term in the penitentiary aud paid a 6ne of
$3.50. being convicted OF cruel treatment of
children 10 the Shepherds Fold, Of which he
was manager.
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PHILADELPHIA, February L-Radolph
Guto, convicted of computing TO cheat the
F.reman's Insurance Company, of which he
was secretary. was sentenced to eleven
months imprisonment, Ten Of which had
been served. The Judge said be would have
given q much severer sentence had it NOT
been certified that hs was suffering severely
from asthma, and would rot likely survive
longer confinement.
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An Important Suit.

Special to the Appeal
MARION, ARK, February There is an
important case being tried in the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Arkapsas, entitled as.
I. Barton, contestant, Us. John Swepston,
ontestee-contested election for sheriff of
Crittenden county. There will be a decision
rendered in said cause next Saturday, Feb
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RUSSIA.

The DNIE OF THE CORONAT1ON.
IIIsIT, February 1.-The Gar and Gar
ina will proceed in the middle of April 10
Moscow and be solemuly consecrated at the
cathedral of Our Savior by two metropolitan
archbisbops, assisted by about twelve
bishops. the date OF the coronation lie
finally Fixed for the 9Th OF Nav.
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tIustcu WIN Tue uiIectlOn OF Inc Ministry oil
Marine.
IN THE DEPUTIES
1n the Chamber of Deputies to-day Fal-
lieres, president OF the Council, being absent,
Deves, Minister of Justice, read the conclu
SION of Faliieres's epeech on the bill for The
exclusion OF pretenders from office, and the
Chamber decided, by a vote of 396 to I34,
10 pass TO the discussion of Fabre's compro.
mise bill. The debate was very exciting
throughout, and much feeling was displayed.
Alter long and exciting debate, BalIues's
proposal cashiering the Orleans princes was
r'iscied-S77 nays, l29 yeas.
Fabre's bill then passed--343 to I63. and
the Chamber adjourned for week.
Before division wss b ad the three clauses
of the bill separately passed. The last
clause prohibits the princes from
filling any civil or military post ;
the second empowers the preside Mt
to decree their expulsion, and the third en-
aeis penalty of from one to five wears i'm :
prisonment for violation of such decree. On
the question of the whole bill being put
Delatosse, Bouapartist, explained that he
and several members of the Extreme Left,
having themselves been prescribed, could not
support the bill, and urgently appealed to
The members of Chamber similarly stu ated
to abstain from voting.
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ENGLAND.
THE INDIAN COTTON TRADE

THE INDIAN COTTON TRADE
LONDON, February 1.-Cross, member oil
Parliament, speaking at Bolton, said: "The
Indian cotton trade is proving that we
might as well stand by our own strength"
RARL LANsDALE
brought libel SUIT against the World. claim
ing that he was indicated as clipping with a
young lady.
CRoF-Egs' GRIEVANCES.
Lord Archibald Campbell and her Scotch
notsbles were part OF largeIy-a,tended d
meeting which unanimously recommended
the appointments Of commission TO in.
quire into the grievances of "crofters on the
Isle Of Skye"
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tNTHE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
THE MORMON QUESTION oN-ADULTERATED TEA
FOURTH OF JULY CLAIMS.

FOURTH OF JULY CLAIMS.
WAsHINGToN, february 1.-Jere Black
argued before the House Jud:ciary Commit
tee to-day that there conld be no ooDstitu-
iional trial by jury in Uish 60 long as the
Mormous are excluded from juries.
The House Military Com mmittee To-day
agreed to report a bill authorizing the
President that whenever q military reserva.
lion is absndoued and nseded by the Wsi
Department, that he have the same survey ed
plated. appraised and Transferred TO The
Secretary Of the Interior for sale, as other
public lands.
The House Committee on War Claims to
day directed the chairman TO report bach
the bill providing for the payment Of ths
claims known as the Fourth OF July claims
amounting in the aggregate TO S299, 900.
The Senate Commerce Committee to-day
gave a hearing upon the bill 10 prevent the
importation of adulterated teas. The Way
and Means Committee also considered the
subject this morning, and it is asserted will
agree to make favorable report thereon.
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A BABY was born in q cemetery at Mar.
shalltown, Ia, short time ago, but every.
where can be seen babies borne to the cene.
terry because mothers cruelty neglect to pro.
cure DR.. Boll's Cough Syrup, sure cure fol
Group, colds and coughs.
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THE LEGISLATIVE 1NvEs IeArros.

The concurrent resolution passed by the
lower house of the Legislature yesterday
calling for an Investigation of the charges Of
bribery 10 connection with the pending sena
torial CANVASS was adopted by the Senate
this afternoon. The work is expected to
commence as soon IS the committee is ap-
pointed
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MARRIED.

WILS0N-HAGERTY-Att the residence Of 7. B
Turner, Esq, ellis Station, Shelby county, Tenn.
by the Rev. Z. NJ Richardson, Mr.. VIM WILSON
and Mrs. RACHEL HAGEkTY. both of Memphis.
M1TCHEL-BOOKER-At the residence of W.
J. Booker. on Thursday. February 1. 1883, by the
Rev. Edgar 0rgain, Miss KATIE BOOKER aud Mr.
PETER Mitchell both IF this CITY, No cards
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BIsMA REX INDIsposED.
A NEW DEUTCHLAND.

Herr Forster, the most representative Jew
hater after Herr Sioecker, and chief pro-
moter of the celebrated petition to Bismarck
against the jews, with a small band of ad-
herenis has started for Paraguay to found
. neR D=a4ehfand, where aynseogues are 10
be forbidden and bourses unknown.
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CT. ELMO OCOMMANDERY, No. 15 KIT.
- VIII meet in statea conclave this ~
(FRIDAYl evening at 7:s0 O'Clock. at theNPAI
Asylum. Odd Fellows Building. for dis AA
pa ch of business sni work In the Order " y
If the Temple. Full dress
Visiting Sir Knights courteouslv invited.
By order r. W. GALLOWAY, &c.
JoHN D. HuHN Recorder
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS
Sabine Elected


ST.. PAUL, February 1.-Sabin was elected
on the seventh ballot to day by 81 votes; So
being necessary 10 choice.
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DETROIT, February 1.-The first ballot O.
the JOINT convention of the Legislature to
day resulted: Stout, so; Ferry, 40; Burrows
8; Palmer, g.; Willie, z; Judge s. L. Wither
Of Grand Rapids, 8; Hannah, ]; Lscey, q
Culcheon. 2: Secood ballot: Stout, 49,
Ferry, 4S; Wither, 8; Willis, 4; Burrows
2; scattering, 9. The third ballot showed no
change from the second. Adjourned.
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A DARK SPOT
On fhe Character of Ex.Gov. Alvin
Hawkins.

NJ With, III ., ,, -,
, Nesnsiie ""a seiecIea Iem tne
.,n..s nni lepJrI oI O,mpti0iier Noisn 'ne e1-
peu:es VI ,he uheing boa,o anu the loor
nessi1ns 81 pi ,ne Lesisia'ufe, oy the means oil
"nicn nawkies aud MIA allies sought to es-
taoiish the one hundred d-and-three and sixty
and SIX lrsnss They loot up the enormous
sun Oh ei'o''So 94' as shown oy this table.
d;ala Sn;alng e., sSo,lS7 IS
age pe-.9S' Pc ui'i'i anu iniie 4, os7 On
legislative expense, per diem and mile
sge extra session 1851 :. .-.-.. 1895 IL
S ,st ax1ps per ,as Ssein ana NILE o, @,
Legislative expense, per diem and nd mile q
age second txtra session lSs2. 145o2 "a
Ieeislstiye expense' misceaneons. 1885 20
TIA session 1851 a5 90
legislative expense. misc naneous. first
Lepisatiys de,s,on s%ns as 1eo6 IS
ond extra session isss "neous' seo 1s5. O,
io'ai,'''' ''.''''.' 5se 81
hawkins was go intent on serving his
N asieTs, the railroads, bondhoiders and the
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sLYDrA E PrxxxAN's Vegetable Com
pound strengthens the stomach and kidnsys
and aids digestion.
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NE W FIRM,
Election Notice.

T,HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
L Memphis Gas Light Company will be held at
The once OF the comra"y. No 5S Madison street,
Memphis. Tenn, borsaay, March .. >s3.
u elect -even (7) Dire tors 10 serve the company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 O'clock am.
mphis, Tenn. february /, 1882
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ihGIANO.
A FAIR TRIAL FUND.

LONDON, February LA company Of
Irishmen has been formed in London 10 col.
lect a fsir-triki 5und Tor The benefit Of The
prisoners charged with conspiriDg to murder
government officials now undergoiog exam
inatiou 10 Ddblin. An appeal, wh ich will
be distributed at the doors of the Catholic
churches, calls upon the Irish TO ind funds
with which TO combat the testimony of spies
and informers
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GERMANY.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.

BERLIN, February 1.-The Cross Gazette
says: the favorsbie impression which the
visit 10 Vienna of D. Giers, Russian Foreign
Miuister, produced Ia clearly reflected in the
general calm which has ensued, when it was
perceived that the powers intend making an
effort to preserve the peace OF Europe"
BIsMA REX INDIsPosED.
Prince Bismarck is indisposed, and will
probably be confined TO his bed for several
days.
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ID ED.

DIED.
ClRUTHERS-On Thursday. February l. 1888
at 0:3o O'Clock m, 1T her late residence, No. rs
Market street. ANN ELzA, beloved wife of J. ID.
CarHthers-
Funeral will take place this (FRIDAY) after
noon at O'Clock. Friends and scquaintances are
invited to attend.
Louisville, KY, and shelbyville. Tenn, papers
please copy.
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

DOLLARS FOR JANUARY.
! WASHINGTON, February 1.-The follow
| ing is the public debt statement for January,
issued to-day;
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IN THE REICHSTAG.
In the Reichstag Today Herr Sonnerm an
asked whether in consequences of the disas-
ter 10 the steamer Cimbria the governments
proposed to make any international arrange
ments to prevent collisions at sea. He advo-
Gated the introduction of electric lights Tor
that purpose.
Herr Schalz, replying in his capacity as
federal commissioner, said: "The govern
men, felt the same sympathy as the nation
with the sufferers by the recent disaster, and
had also sense Of its responsibility. The
government could not Immediately answer
the interpolation, but would keep the SUBJ
]ect in view. An official inquiry had been
instituted, and until the result is reached the.
government must reserve lis decision"
THE BALL TO BE GIVEN.
The ball originally organized to celebrate
tbe silver wedding of the Crown Prince will be
held on the 10th instant, when the court will
be out OF mourning.
DANES IN GERMANY.
The government of Denmark, regarding
the position OF 25O0 Dani-h subjects of North
Schieswig, points out that by Danish law all
German.Schleswig- Hosieiners inhsbitipg
Denmark are specially exempt from military
service.
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THE FABRE BILL
Adopted by the French Deputies After
Long and Exciting Debate-Pro.
visions Of the Measure.
Bismarck Seriously Indisposed-A New
Deutchlana-.The Gar to be Crowned
oni the eth Of May.


PARIS, February 1.-DeMahey, l. Minister
OF Agriculture, has been Professionally in
trusted with The direction OF The Ministry OF
Marine
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DUBLIN, February 1.-Information re-
garding crimes is coming in freely. Many
warrants are out for members of secret
organizations.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR FLOOD suFFrRERs.

The president of the Reichstsg acknowl-
edges the receipt of further sum of $685.
Doom. from New York for the relief of the
sufferers by the inundations in Germany.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
a Reign of Terror.

Galveston, Sept IA special
to the News from Longview says 4
reign of terror prevails in every por
ton of the country. except perhaps
Vilgore, from which place there IS
no report. TLe excitement is due to
raid on whites, supposed to be con-
templated by negroes. The white
farmers have their wives and children
IN gi n houses, and are holding guard
over them. In some communities
little sleep has been had since Friday
night, and haggard faces with looks
of fear or stein determination are
seen everywhere, betokening extrem-
tiles produced by the Hood curd-
ling reports brought in by each new
arrival. Hundreds of country men
were in Longvlew to-day, and on re-
turning to their homes carried all the
arms and ammunition available. In
many cases when the last weapon
was called for a number would grab
Tor it as in desperation, and strive to
obtain as il their lives depended up
on Its possession. A new supply of
fifty Winchesters was among what
was taken by the countrymen. 1t is
reported that TIE negroes received
bv express at Glad Water the next
station west, fifty Winchesters, and
that the weapons are beng received
by them all over the country. Prob
ably the whole trouble has arisen
from threats and speeches of few
colored persons of bad repute, whose
course is not sanctioned and was not
known bv the mass of negroes.
There are indications that as much
fear has been excited among the lat
ter as among the whites. However
this NAV be. people have been car
ned to sucha pitch OF excitement
i; is CERTAIN that should Il white per
son be n,olestcd. one of the blood
lest tragedies will be enacted ever
known.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
..DEL1GHTFUL."
No Medicine can be Compared to
Marsh's Golden Balsam.

'Last month / took severe Cold,
/ coughed terribly and could not sleep
nights. l had 4 drugg st prepare me
some cough syrup, but it did nae no good
/ then tried Marsh's Golden baisam and
was cured at once 1t is a delightful
remedy ii Henry L. Cook, Sedalia.
Mo.
/ have used many cough remedies in
my family, but none that could possibly
be compared to :,iarsh's Golden Bal
sam.''-(F. E. Anderson, Leavenworth,
Kan.
"Please send me six dozen Marsh,
Golden Balsam Every body likes it
and all call for it.'-rM. w. Wilson,,
druggist, Burton, Mo, Marsh's Golden
Balsam, the famous throat and lung med
icine, and Marsh's Golden blood and
Liver tonic, the great blood purifier and
liver corrector, are for sale. by J. H.
Hitshew x Co, druggists, Butler, L arge
bottles 50 cents and 81.
Sept. I'm.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Walter S. Bowden and J. ].
Bowden, his wife, by their deed OF trust,
bearing date June 9th, 1881, aid duly re-
corded in the Recorders Office OF Bates
county, Missouri, on the said 9th day OF
Tune, 1851, in book No 5 at page 4o3,
conveyed to the undersigned trustee the
following described real estate in trust,
to secure the payment OF Il certain prom
issorv note in said deed of trust fully de-
scribed, to-wit: Fifty teet off OF the
west end of block fitty-seven, 81, in the
town of Butler, courty or Kates and State
of Missouri, and whereas, said note is
past due and unpaid, now, therefore at
the request OF the legal holderot said note
and bv virtue OF tine authority in me vest
ed bv the terms in said deed of trust tul-
" set forth. will, on
Wednesday,. September 10TH, 1853,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the alter
noon OF that clav, at the east front door OF
the court house, in the city oil Butler,
county OF Bates, aforesaid, expose to sale
al public outcrv for cash in hand ali OF
the real estate in said deed OF trust de-
scribed or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to pay said debt, interest and
costs. T. Nj Allen,
Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19

and had crossed the great Kinzua
Viaduct,
THE HIGHEST RAILROAD BRIDGE
in the world, which spans the K1nzua
ravine at helghth of 3o3 feet above
the creek. l he viaduct is nearly
half mile long. Their escape from
death was owing solely to the stop
ping OF the north bound coal tram, a
mile below the Rock Cut, on account
of hot journal. The tram was due
at the cut just as they were picking
their way through 1t. Howard's s
Hill is only tour miles from Palen's
Switch.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
FOREIGN NOTES.
a Battle Ensues Between The
French Troops and Black
Flags.
Switch

London, September the IA
dispatch from Hong Kong, to-day,
states that battle has taken place
between the French and Black Flags,
lasting eight hours. The engage
ment took place between Honoi and
Soutay, near Red river. The French
forces are reported as having lost two
officers and three men. The loss
Of Black Flags is estimated 1T be-
tween 900 and 600. Honoi is the
town where the french have been
holding their garrison since the pre-
vious engagements at Soutay, await
ing reintorccments, probably from
Honor. The above dispatch states
that the Black Flags, whose
headquarters are at Backmut to the
north east of Honor. determined to
recapture Soutay from the trench,
who have kept gunboats there during
the last fortnight, and while enroute
from Blackmut across Delamora,
met the french enroute from Honoi to
intercept them, and the above battle
was the result.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
County Maps For Sale.

We have five late county maps tor sale
at s. 90 each. TIMES OFFICE. 2S-tf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19

II you have a lame horse get bottle
OF Tackson's Linement, at Gus WIZARDS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
Farm for Sale

1 will offer my farm situated r11a miles
northeast of Butler, containing I!53 acres,
no in cultivation, balance pasture, 40
fenced. New two story house with Il
rooms Well finished, 800 bearing apple
trees, excellent we'll of water and good
cistern at the house and never failing
stock water. For terms, enquire at prem
sises. j. 7. GRAVES. 35ti
Pure kentucky whiskey. for medical
and family use. LEWIS HOFFMAN.
36-tf. North Main St.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
Wood and Coal,

Persons wanting wood or coal, can leave
orders at the post office with Maynard,
Badgleys s. Gipson or Wright and Glor-
ious. Any one of the above named pla-
ces, will receive my prompt attention,
and fair dealing.
20 If. H. T. Shobe.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-09-19
Land For Sale
Several Choice Farms.

If you want to buy a farm lmprov-
ed or unimproved land or have your
property insured against fire, light
ming, tornados, cyclones and wind
storms, call on or write to S. B..
Newbill, Butler, Mo. Office in
Opera building, up stars, room ad-
loining DR.. fuckers office. 26-tf