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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
The Seh0Olmaster.

The curiosity that / have, to show
you to-day, children, is perhaps the
most wonderful in the collection. He
beats all.
The schoolmaster, it is said, trains
the young idea how to shoot. He is
not given to shooting, however. He
takes more delight in the rod than the
gun.
The schoolmaster, is not a mill
tary man, but his principal assistant
is. The name of his assistant is Cor
poral Punishment. 1t is to be hoped
that the Corporal will soon be remand
ed to private life.
The schoolmaster is sometimes
called a tutor, and occasionally he is
called ass. On the whole, an astutor
man is seldom found.
The schoolmaster thoroughly I'M
derstands the rule of three, but al
ways insists upon the rule of one.
So you e his understanding is out
of all proportion to his rule.
Although the schoolmaster is a
ruler of boys, he has his own ruler.
If he be no stick himself, his ruler
always is.
The schoolmaster is a very inquisi-
tive person. He is always asking
questions. His is a questionable cal
ling.
The schoolmaster can be found in
all classes. He is also given to class
flying knowledge. sometimes think
1 would be in his classify could.
The sehoolmaster is good at figures.
He would cut a pretty figure if he
were not. He is the figure head of
the school-or should but sometimes
a boy gets ahead of him.
He is also good at spelling. He
can stand a long spell in a good stu
alton without finching.
The schoolmaster is not a man OF
war, but he often employs a monitor.
He gets the monitor to see in his
place.
The schoolmaster teaches the A B
c, but he cannot make a bee see.
Every sort of ology is taught by
the schoolmaster, but tautology is nc
better coming from him than from
anybody else.
In a school of young rascals the
schoolmaster is always the principal,
Some schoolmasters are actuatet
entirely by the law of love-loye fol-
their situations. Some entirely by
hate-hate to give them mp.
The schoolmaster loves to have
callers at his school, but habit has 81
possessed him that he not only col
lars his scholars, but also scholars hi
c~allars.
l used to wonder at the schoolmas
ter during my school days, but my
school daze will never return.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No. sac.

90 acres, all fenced with rails, hedge ssd
plank 40 acres meadow 10 acres In pasture
and lots 60 acres In cultivation. One-stofy
frame house OF -four rooms n fbofch. Good
barn good we'll !; good smoke-house and good
Mo-, on public road and / LIZ miles from Little
by station on the @. 3 r. 4 half mile from
school house In good neighborhood. Price 10
per acre % 800 cash, balance time ut 8 per cent.
per annum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
American Fables.

American f8DIcSs
One day two foxes who were jour-
neying together came across a track
in the dust which much astonished
them.
81 believe it is the track of a rhin-
oceros," observed one.
II think it is that of an elephant
replied the other.
II say rhinocerous!"
"And I say elephant"
"Then I travel no longer with such
an IDIOT"
"Then you can travel alone with a
fool!"
They were cutting each other about
in a lively manner, when along came
a wolf and the cause Of the trouble.
"Why, that bigot sticks to it that
this is not the track of a rhinocer-
ous?" shouted one.
"And he, the narrow-mined Null
doom, won't admit that it is the track
Of an elephant added the other.
"Gentlemen," said the wolf az he
examined the spot, ''this is simply
the place where a fat man struck a
banana peel and sat down to reflect.
You are both wrong and both FOOLS
MoRAL.-Men are ever willing to
fight in defense of what they don't
know.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No. 3aS.

800 acres, all fenced. save - acrest .imber
and pastule, balances in cuftivAtion. Coca TIVE
story frame house with el comfortable stablinx
good orchard Of 800 trees well cwaiered BY fou!
ponds and W wells. Situated three-foufthS Of
q mile south Of Concord, Galloway county. No.
and four mfIesNwest ofsAnxvasSe station on .
A r. q. In good neighborhood good schools
and churches convenient. Price - per acre
one-half cash, balance time AZ . per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No. 4t

so acres, all under good renee subdivided In.
to three fields % acres pastere. % acres mead
ow, balance in cultivation. Good new two
new barn 32x52. All high rolling prairie land
good wells at the house and good ponds, Stu
ated 6 miles southwest Of Mexico, Nc. IN drst-
class neighborhood, convenient to school and
church. Price. 5000 one-haf cash, balance
in one and two years at 8 per cent. per annum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

100 acres, six miles cost OF vandalla, No. All
well fenced with hedge and divided ibto 4eacre
fair barn, large mt roomy fine orchard OF 100
trees good clstern at the house good ponds
furnishing everlasting stock water i convenient
to church and school all tne rolling prairie.
Price $40 per acre ; terms easy. r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No. SOB.

80 acres, / 3-I miles north Of Laddonia. All
well fenced. 80 ackess in pEneadaN - zcfes In
pasture and fenced hog tight large pond and
plenty OF waters - eunG Apple tfeessse cherry
fruits, New oue-story 3fame house fsxst with
el 14xl6 frame barn 14xS2. AL fenced with
plank and wire good well as house. kree
$2,20o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

adjoining an aader fence save the timber One
n q hall story frame house 1871; 8ood cta-
tern orchard 81 various KING OF nsii0 and bef-
miles southwest Of Laddonis. No.; In good
neighborhood ; school 1nd church eonrenient;
Price Us per acre one-hah cash, balance good
time at 8 per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
NO. 1S2.

-N NO. 1872.
81 90 acres. two and one-hah miles west of Mexi-
co, . dwellings / and 2 stories high, and all out
buildinis In good repair orchard Of about 20l
trees I; garden fenced with plckets barn with
room for 8 horses and 4 tons hay ; corn crib and
Efanafy. Farm fenced with hedge, plank and
rails /; 2 good cisterns. Price 81 100000, 0ne-thlrd
cash, balance to suit purchaser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No, A3

IS acres, all under fence Of Stat, hedge and
rails. subdivided into two fields ; 10 acres cult
waiting land, balance timber. COmforfable log
and frame house Of two rooms. Corn crib and
stabling for four horses; good wei and good
miles northeast Of Mexico, Mo. Price $40 pei
acre,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No. SO.

go acfes1 aliin cultivation, 200 acres in cultiya-
ton. h12eAcei In blue grass and timothy, large
brick and frame house with is rooms, ice house,
three good orchards, running water through the
farm, good coal q So inch vein. A splendid
farm Of number one land. Price low.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
NO. 1876.

1g7 acres. Ill fenced, three quarters Of q mile
north Of court house, Brick house containing 8
rooms. good well, orchard Of about 70 trees. 65
acres timber. balance pasture and ycultivating
land ! Prise q. GO. one third cash balance, time
to suit purchaser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
NO. iso.

100 acres-eo acres In cultivation and under
atl fafeo q Dud house, q ROOMS /; GOOD orchard,
good garden, good well-2l feet deep and 8 feet
In iA&agk - SsfAblef oT stx horses wiSh corn crib
attached ; good pond, creek rms through TIM
Der situated four and . half miles south of
Mexico. Price e2sse per acre, sleoo cash bal
ancc, to suit purchaser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

Our Electric Wonder!
THE GREATEST aousEHoLD REMEDY Tia a1oI HAS BEEN Of
A' FIAMMAToRY ACHES AND PAIN.
TT CUREs THE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES IN FROM
0 THREE MINUTES TO THREE DAYS.
Rheumatism, Inflammation Of Kidneys Diphtheria,
s&a joints, Fresh Cuts and Bruises, catarrh, !" e"
hsssst5s, S ssasa ass and riS eSss's Sss' Fssssssis.
Palm Palm il in s Shoulder, esssp, esss..no.s..,
Pain in Back, Sore Throat, Dmrhea and Fhx.
ss51 a %S sy :sSs:s si ssSss : sssss 3 hand a s :sss$ $ 8 S Sc t N :. e INK x . sSs, s. {, s:$:::
suffering utter pains n torture, an nd probably may be he means Of saving ~ your our lie: There
ton ms, i S ss sSneo sS q R%s5y vegetable @ Ma ,sssa, as Ma r. has has endowed with
By APPLYING wing; and rubbing win the hands it la penssra.ss tot the very bone ;. and Of
s aon o%s e s1a aa es m an IN e sse IS sa m sassT ii Is a a he l a%% sa1sa sSn rmsdy Of to e %e
Fer hsrs ssi it ss "a "a s eeqaaa1 nse d III s sssseeseot rheumatism, sweeney, sprasns, bruises
's g spss sas' ad is sh1 a1s1s Ss s Sa ahs h sSs. q a s ssas: n ss % %e OWNS sma s sno 9sn'a 50 ols al PERSONS st us
niset m5sH w Z seq asd it @ @se sem nsnss Important sa n1H indications ii sa easf soo asss ss m To 1nt ernsps sna s \
p Ans sa1sas n sats n dassF " as' Is sl sseh b %Ses sans s%a ei tasn o ss an sf'ss ssa q t aMs
ounces more medicine than any other package of this class II medicines YOU can pur-
s@; ii 1i a we t$ sss @ Ss@sS q %ss sSteS ! q : su R%S% se"s palms A as sA %01 1asn s"
I'VE, W.. could I'D p5%%s HI hundreds 1@@n q isstp S d ais P %a Iii its n Wonderful IF H. pG mmt in a.s saaas
that na'o ur E Elect as wenss, ,h is n the greatest test triumph fo o relieving sag. and curing pains nat
bottle N " viii refund the money. Price, 50 cents and 81. For sale BY - Wv
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

l. Iii, ta;.4.r No. IS.
+ Farm OF 30 ocres all well fenced, good one story
iframc dv9lling house Of four rooms, kitchen de-
tAched. good frame barn AKA feet. and Other
out huiidtnGS, POUND orchard and abundance OF
small fruit, % acres in cultivation balance tim
bercd pagtule, aitugte 21-2 miles west OF Mexico
Price &2,6o0. terms easy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
No. $50.

ii5 acres, 10 miies nSftheast 81 Mexico. No: :
Ill well fenced . Aesee fanbsr pasteEe. bal
ance cultivated land Fair dwelling Of 9 rooms
fine coal bank on fafm OF % TO . inch vein one
mile from school half mile from church. Friee
go per acre. Z,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

No. IT'S,
40 acres, all unner fence save 80 acres. Snb.
| divided into s fields 100 acres pasture, 40 acres
! meadow all enclosed susceptible Of cultiya.
ton creek running through pasture, furnishing
, water all year round. 2 story frame dwelling
| good out-buildings. Barn and stable sufncient
fair orchard. Good tenant house, good rich land
and one Of the best stock farms in the county
In good neighbOrhood, convenient to school and
church situated 8 miles north Of Mexico. Pnce
$500 per acre, one third cash balance, time te
| suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
70 "a.

O. asssa fposans half mile on pubic road,
100 acfes In meadow, orchard Of 10 acres, balance
handsomely finished, all necessary out build
lAgsac 0itnAted 21-2 miles south Of Mexico
Price t4eper Aefe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08
THE vAssAR OF THx
HARDIN COLLEGE, NED
Mrs. II. n. BAIRD. Ex. Coz. IL
President. Pres. boexys
A splendid school and q desir111e
gins itsstenth animal session -

This college actually ohess
and 11pisbed edueafion Of Their
thorough course Of study md
Of Experienced TeachsfS-
ings and extensive grounds.
rooms for boarders, well ven!!S
furnished. unpsraI1elSa
The Scientific, Literary. Mn11e
partments, fespectiyslx. 49,
College In the Vest. 1horoQe1.
ton, Correctness Of Dtseipsine
Of Home Department 50 vel 49,
admit OF no c~ontroyersy. Ie38
other school In the State oHefink
fzges. Full last session.
~ For catalogue. or otnef
dress -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

MARTINsBURG. NO. August 6 1885 j. n. KoentzM Mexico. No. Deal Sir: After using
your famym medicines hrg genera use in my family fort the past three years. with perfect success
for nhammato aches ant pains for external internal use for MAJ or beast [ believe
it be good Ora nh is commend for 1 cured sevrl of my hoes with r Electric W0ndn
of proud flesh and badly mhaned sores after bangm with barhd wire. ard aAsoh hurt in other
same length of mi and wihom leaving ahemsh as hdd JT McDANALD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

e THOMPSON STATION. Mo, oetber1 1892. This certify that have used Our Electric Won
all is recommended fol- if used aeortmg to directions RI TINsIEY..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-08

~ ClnlHI showing tUep paper and styles ofbnd.G hs on application Sold a Bookseller
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25
d 500. 90 Bible Reward.

The publishers of Rutledge's Mon
thlv offers twelve valuable rewards
in their Monthly for MAY, among
which is the following.
We will give $4,000 in gold to
the person telling as which is the
shortest chapter in the New Testa-
ment Scripture (not the New Revi-
sion) by may the 10th 1888. Should
two or mole correct answers oe re-
cieved, the reward will be divided.
The money will be forwarded to the
winner May 18TH 1883. Persons
trying for the reward must send 20
cents in silver (no postage stamps
taken) with their answer. for which
they will receive the June Monthly,
IN which the name and address of the
wirner of the reward and the correct
answer will be published, and in
which several more valuable rewards
will be offered. Address. Rutledge
Publishing Company, Easton,
Pcnna.
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q Peddlers Ghes

BY the roadside, on a high bank OF
darv of West Liberty, is lone grave
little rude mound. marked bv rude
stones at head and foot, but no in
scription to inform the pas>cr-bv who
sleeps beneath. Here lies, await
ing the resurrection. the body ci
Morris Haggerty, an Irish peddler.
who was murdered in tins county il
1853. To some of our people
whose minds are imbucd with super
,titious notions this is u spot Of pc
culIar interest. Rumors of hght>
seen at night fitting about the place
accompanied by a weird. spectra
form that yanishes in the AR and
strange voices, have invested 1t with
all the dread phantasics of haunted
place. Many and strange are III,
stories told of sights seen and noises
heard about this place and many an
urchin sits at night with dilated eyes
quickened pulse and -.halr on end"
as he listens to the stories told OF the
frightful forms that caper at nigh
about the grave murdered peddler.
Ridiculous and absurd as 1t may ap
pear, it is told and believed that the
mystic wanderer from tkat humble
grave entered the cottage home of
DR.. Thornley,, when he resided here
and filched his knife from his panta-
looms pocket and played havoc with
HI. queensware. 1t is reported that
these stories recently prevented the
of real estate trans
action in that v,cinity.-Licking Val
ley KY. .Seoreher.
If ''cousin" fohn had only stuck to
the '.Murphy's" he would not likely
nave seen any ghosts about the ped
dlers" grave This is from one that
knows from experience. "SLArE."
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American Newspapers In 1883.

From the new edition OF Mcssrs.
Geo. +. Rowel. s. Co.'S American
Newspaper Directory, which is now
IN press, it appears that the newspa.
pers and periodicals Of all kinds is
sued in the United States and Terri
tories now reach the imposing total
OF iI,Io6. This is an increase OF
5o5 in twelve months. Taking the
otatss one by one, the newspaper
growth in some is very considerable.
The present total in New York State
'or instance, is I.Seo-a gam Of SO
IN the past year. The increase in
pennsylvania is IS, the existing num-
Der he'ng o4s. Nebraska total
grew from Us to so, and Illinois
nom 500 to eo4. A year ago Mas
saehusetts had $40 papers; now the
number is 4S8. In Texas the new
,apers eatnumbered tho suspensions
" o and Ohio ssw has 75s papers
instead OF 6o: The most remark
.o'e change has occurred IN the Ter
ntosses. m which the daily papers
a.ss grown from 43 to s., and the
Sse1hes from I6o to s4s-Dakota
ng the chief area OF activity. The
lumber of monthl,es throughout the
s .an.ry grew from o76 to 1904,
.al.e the dalies leaped frou, COS to
.. oa. The figures given abeae are
.slosise OF Canada, which possesses
's'ai OF 6o6. 1t is interesting to
: .s mat the ncwiy-settled regions of
IS canadian Northwest are pro-
sae'ise - of newspapers as we'll as of
suea,, tor the number of Journals
ssusd IN Manltobs was nearly touh-
sd during the wear.
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THE VEDDLE FAMILY.
An Interesting sketch OF Earl>
Pioneers.

John Weddle native of \. Y
CITY, enlisted in the war of 1872 anc
came West with the troops that To-
Gated and built the fort at Council
R,uffs. Iowa HIS term OF enlIs!-
ment expiring while there. he went
m Lexington Missouri, and settlcc
there. He hired for time to the
Missionaries at Harmony Mission
soon after il was established. III,
relates that party OF the Mlsslona'
r,es went across to Lexington to hire
hands and teams and while on the
wav gave the present names to the
streams in Bates county they cross
ed.
Seeing heard of Deer near Deer
Creek, gave that its name
Mound branch named from the
Mounds, &c. &c,
They hired some negroes with the
rest, and while one OF them was alone
in the woods near Papinville he was
attacked by panther which he sue
ceeded in killing, after the animal
had nearly killed HIM.
Mr.. Weddle, married Jane Da
wdson of Lexington, and in Io43
emlgrated to Bates county and se,-
tied in Mt. Pleasant township, near
Miami creek. He opened a farm,
brought up large family Of children
but it is not known that he met with
anv adventures different from the or
dinary pioneer life.
When the civil war came up the
family synpathized strongly with the
South and proved its devotion to the
cause by furnishing six soldiers for
the Confederate army.
VIM. died prisoner, at Alton,
Ills. Jonathan and Abel, died OF
sickness, while in the army Sam
ael H., John r. and James II.
served through the war and returned.
Samuel II. lives IN New Home
township, John r. in Vernon coun-
ty and James H. in Nit. Pleasant
township. David the youngest son
lives in section of New Home
township. There were 3 girls Ist,
Charity, is Mrs. VIM. Turman of
Arkansas, and, Susan Lives with
David. 3rd, Teltha, now widow in
Nevada, Susan has relic, in the
form of a fire shovel made by
blacksmith for her grandmother.
Mrs. Weddle died in the fall of
81. Mr.. Weddle died in the fall OF
1866.
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Hcrni3arI.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25
CITY Cow RNMtar.
The New Council-Mayor's Message
List of APPOINTMENTS.
STANDING COMMITTEES

Last thursday evening. April 10TH
was the first regular meeting of the
NV City Administration. The
'embers were all present. Mayo,
Brown presiding.
The cIi f feature of interest of the
meeting was the MAYORS Messag-
and appointments to fill the d1fferelt
| 'cal offices. The message is pub
lished elsewhere in the TIMES TO-DAY
md the folding list comprise the ap-
pointments.
The Attorney, Street Comm1s-
>ioner and Treasurer, were appoint
ID by the Mayor. and the remainder
# the list were chosen by the Coun-
Gil;
City Atty. and Clerk. VIM. Hem
V. Treasurer, Ben. b. Canterbery.
Street Comm issioner, John Trimble.
Assessor, John G. Hayes. Nigh
Watch, Joseph r. Burcham,
The following standing commit
tees were then announced; Finance
]. Z. Clark, r. $. Cat on; License.
r. A. Atkison. r. S. Catron; Side
walks, R. A. Atklson, j. r. Slmp-
son; Bridges, J. R. Simpson, J. {.
Clark; Public Buildings, r. A. At
kison, !. c. Clark; Streets and Al
ley's, r. $. Catren, J. X. Simpson,
Pubic Health, }. r. :Simpson, 4.
A. Atkisen; Cemetry, J. G.. Clark,
r. S, Catren.
The following business was then
transacted:
Street commissioner ordered to
.urvey and plot East Pine street
with a view to having same widenea
and Strengthened and report at next
meeting.
An amendment to the 9th and Ioti
sections of the ordinance relating to
Oak Hill, Cemetry, was read the
third time and passed. The amend
ment makes the bonds payable in ST.
LOUIS instead of Butler and increases
the rate OF interest from 7 to S per
per cent.
Capt. Tygard through Judge Lef
ker, reported that he had been un-
able to negotiate the bonds issued
under the former ordinance /
was therefore ordered that new
bonds be issued in co, forrn,ty with
the ordinances a> amended and tina,
the bonds heretofore issued be burn
ed, which was done.
The following account was pre-
sented and allowed. w. E. Miller.
work on streets one day and a halt
SLIGO. Ordered that poll tax be
fixed at $I.oo or one days work.
Ordered that the city cle,k furnish
the county collector with the delin
quent tax list and that he put tbs
same on his books for collection ano
that he be allowed reasonable COM
,en>ation therefor.
Mcssrs Clark and Simpson were
appointed committee to confer with |
Samuel Phelps, with regard to his
leep,ng male animals at his barr. |
within the city and report =, the mex |
meeting. Adjourned to meet On
lext Thursday evening,
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Helir!Jin.

Ycr are in great hurry. which was?
al am going to Aaron Harts store to buy
ne suit OF clothes. He has one price
store and like to trade with q man that
has enc price, and let me say to yeu, he
sells better goods for les nsaey than you
buy any where else, and deals tai- and
square with everybody.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

There are nine counties in kansas.
the combined population Of which
numbers 81. Six Of these counties
lie in the ssuth-we stern corner Of the
state. Staunton with $ inhabitants !;
Kansas, with 9: Grant, 9; Arrap-
ahoe. 8: Stewart, 6; Stevens, IL.
Further north Oh the state line three
human beings are prancing around
over the sand hills OF Greely county,
shifting the festive cyclone from
afar.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

The North American Repiey tor
Nav contains nine articles, nearly
every one of which discusses sone
topic or problem a, the presient mo-
meat prominent in the publlc mind.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25
xoxt Door.

To the Palace hotel can be found J.
Kellzr Z Co. with their splendid stock c
harness ard saddlery.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

Remember the sale for silk dress,
cashmere dress anu bolt OF i.onsdale mus
lin closes Monday, May 7th-
Burns Z Co.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

See CASSIDY g. Pitkin's ioA and rsa,.
nsnt csuasers before buying. Remembe,
the place Opera House Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

Vests s cts. IS cts. and so cents, a:
Cassidy & Pitkin's Opera House Store
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

Cassiday Pitkin Opera Hovse store
Is selling at cost, and less to close susi-
nes in Batler.
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n Il. Nicheis keeps full line OF
Roots & Shoes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25
Just Receive !

A line assortment OF Ithaca c2lende
clocks. also Gong and Seth Thomas cioci
the hes. in t:.t. world
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

You can bn~ soar Boots 4 Shoes just As
cheap at III. II. Nickels a. zav ots,er
lace IN IRE e;te
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-04-25

Clothing cheaper than ever ssld before
at Cassidy Z Pi,kiRs Opera House Stsre