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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

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NEpnazy.
IAe Balzizz1ss Expnsition las prDvez
- assrzczzon . mzzy 4 our cisizeak
On fhs ~ inssant, fhe Hilzsss base ksll
Cub dsfeassd Ehs chsgzioo nine - soore
q - % IL
/ Wllkinson stock US aBsy % u Tnes-
DAYS C0nyention- Wash hsd fAines -
lis ogE say.
Misses Ida Biseoe and Carrie Ps0c*or. q
Washington, srs visiting Era Laura =.
Jones, this village.
70. Jaxboe LIS opened ns~ store .
caipepper, heaz California, wiaers Be wlil
be glad % see his Cd laends.
Tuesdays Repubiican c0usenfioa wzs
an animated body and IN proceedings
were mnch Hvilier than most CT II rrsde-
cessors.
The republicans are in the Geld and
their ticket i ID. L i now IN order far
democrats 70 nominate strong mea and
down IL.
We have been compelled fhis week to
crrtal Cur editorial and local mentions
ard emit he fzFors Of some OF our CORES
ponaeass-
The Steamer Thsodore Wssrns ! reporf-
ed 10 have been harmed - her Ehnif In
Baltimore Tuesday morning q $50 O'Clock
Al tie cargo was lost
We win publish next week timely ~
ticle O. Cur public roads from Che pen Or
an able and talented writer. II was re-
ceived too late for this paper.
Southern Maryland Editors are in hard
lnck politically. Brother Posey made .
gallant fight for internal Revenue Collec-
tor and was beaten and Tuesday brother
Holmes was made victim
Mondays Baltimore San says that Dag
| ssr's Spriaes i kept by Lieut.. w. 3. Besn
II G. Maryis county, once Lieutenant and
commander Of the Baltimore Light Arfil-
lery. DsseG's i famous resort
Before ycu start TO come 10 Court notice
your last receipt for subscription and If
you are IN arrears for the BEACON put .
dollar In your pocket and come ia and
see rs.
Political parties do not always reward
those who fight most earnestly and faith
fully for their cause and in some cases
Tuesday's Republican Convention was no
exception 10 the rule. Tried and true re-
publicans were there -disaainfully disIe-
gsnlcd-
This Is the republican ticket For Sem
ate, Washington Wilkinson; House, John
F-Cecil aud Joseph Fl. Ching Sheriff, Leo
II Waihen; Commissioners, John Il. Bal
lenger, James A. Tennison, J. Oscar Jones,
Thomas Watts AID William r. Yates
Surveyor, Lewis Thompson
II i reported here that last Friday night
party Of fishermen came ashore at Long
worth Point, and while ut the store Of Mr..
Bruce n. Cotton were 50 disorderly that
the proprietor ordered them 70 leave. They
refused 20 20, and some became abusive
and threatening. Mr.. Cotton got base
ball bat and going into the crowd struck
one OF them On the head, knocking him
senseless- Though unfortunately the wrong
man was knocked out. the disturbance was
quelled and the ringleader was 20 fright
ened that IN his hurry 10 reach his boat he
slipped OF the wharf and was drowned
The body Of the drowned man was recov-
cred ard buried. The second disturbance
happened Saturday night 1t q dance
iven by negro named Dickerson some
unlimited guests put In an appearance and
were ordered away. They went, but
soon returned, and in the resulting fight
nero named Spinks was stabbed IN the
back and seriously wounded
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

There VII he > messing of fhe Mechan-
icgviIle Literary Association On Friday, tie
18th instant Programme Of exercises -
An address, Webster HeEkert; an essay,
bliss Sera Tippett. Dehssc-s Which gives
the greatest pleasure, past rEcollacgi0ns q
future auticlpations p Affirmative, Miss
Minnie Adams and Lewis Iippett- Neg
alive, Mrs i. ". Maftingly and Charles
Adams BY order,
Jcs- Z CHTS0. LEwIs TrrPETr,
Secretary. President
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

We desire to say 10 cur ri<izens. that ior
Discovery for Cnnsumpfi0n. DR. Kings
New Pills, Bucklea'S AFRICA Salye and
Electric Bitters, and hare never handled
remedies that sell n vel, or That have
given such universal satisfactina- We do
not hesitate 70 GUARANTEES tkeHi every time,
and we stand ready 70 resuEa the pu--
chase price, If safissartorv results do not
follow their use Ias-Se remedies have
won their great popularity purely ON their
merits. W Edelen & Gel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

The Best Eaive In the world Cor Cuts,
Bruises. 6ores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. Fever
Sores. letter. Ghapped Hands. Chiiblains,
Corns, and al Skin ErupEi0ns, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or 10 par required. II
Il guaranteed 10 give FeTfecs satisfaction. o.
money refunded Price Is cents per box.
For sale q Edelensf store.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12
Old. Reliable. Prompt.
GLENN S. FREEMAN
WM. HOLLIS.
s03 L. Avenze, Washington, D. c.,
Geesfal Commission Merchants

For the sale Of Cattle. Sheep, Lambs, Veal
Hogs. Fruits and all kinds Of COuntry
Prolnre-
- Returns Aads ca day q Sale. -,
REFER TO TEE FoLLowExs:
VIVA Mayse & Co, Bankers, Washington.
J. G. Ergood 4 C, Wholes2ie Grocers, .
0rad0f & Trux.oa, Hardware. -
James Il Bailey, Miiestown. i'd
Wm- = Lnker, LeonArdtown,
Frank y Holmes,
Gise u trial Get shipping cards, &C.,
OF u. IL Abel, Leonaratown-
Aug 15-1mE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12
EeT TaFif Arrangements !!


0AsING RECENTLY PURCHASED
from large sales i5r cash with
1zheEni discounts ffuzn Eew York and
Baltimore mi Inc Of snEA goods ~
wlll EupFav the wants G. escry 0ae. and
thereby claim % hsEe accomplished OR 81
rho choose -o take ADVANTAGE CT lie sarne-
5usf wtaf CnngTess and the Nils 1s1i filled
20 DO amid rhe ricisssfrssrs Of q civilized
World II rednlng tie price Ct such COM
mo5fties as are Indispensable Co every
household. thereby afFe1fiag manopolies q
The great advantage CT Tie poor consumer,
who has 10 pay fha pruli CT Aa Goods
VEL bought ere half sold.
~ lsrs<eyv stock
: conp1ess win prices % sun The times
and me people, TOO
~ DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
are Zoo vast 10 mention. while my READY
MADE CLOTHING viii be warranted
: PER cent cheaper than the same goods
can be bought elsewhere, a win also my
STOCK OF SHOES,
which consist Of the .bess varieties. such a.
Baseball.
English Kip,
Wankenphast,
Finest Glove Calf Congress.
Patent Leather 0xfords, DC.
Ladies Oxioris, vi patent
flps Ladies hutton Dongclas, and Glove
Kids speciality. Best
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
k.1R separate from other departments,
with fun line OF such goods as viii please
all Only asking an examination Of nv
stock before purcasing elscwere, am sfili
in the gold mines
L. ]. WISE,
California, Nd.
june 1S-yT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12
THE
ONE PRICE
STRICTLYCASH STORE

again calls yonr a<<eufion .foa
LARGE STOCK CT Srrinx and
Suznmer Goods CT every ~
riefy known 70 be Kept II one
house where prices Stand
unt IN plain 6gnrcz- What
ONE PAYS ALL PAY.
Sold fur enc close quick pro-
C. Taking 10 risk with tlss
credit leaEEr-nnt making
Jon Pay those heavy aoezcs
which certainly ruust &c made
I'D. Whsn d merchant has
D and 10 dollars credit Gu for
every dollar be u worth, some
body must take the risk 0fsel-
ling tlsezn On time. Certain-
" IN these hard times Il be-
haEes every honest and vel
thinking person 70 look 20
where they can save some
thing On their purchases I
am sfi1l heading In DRY
GOODS Of every description,
FL RNITTRE READY
MADE CLOTHING, both
Cor gents youths and chill
Erenss wear, CARPETS,
BOOTS and SHOES, &c, &C.
Standing upon merit alone,
fair and square to al, I shal!
be pleased % show ron
through Yours 10 count On,
J. ". JOHNSON.
IeonaFdtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

q ~ - Ns 4.

Persons wishing 10 purchase &c &c
Sherry Grain Drill wi1l drop Mr a. Ear
T0nghs = postal &c Chapfico O. Tie0nnra-
fCwn, when Dc. VII Slsst them &c their
house, The McSharrv lis re m0dcrn
Improvements and stAnsls f8rzi class II eF-
CRY respccs, haxing received &c hicsaezz
premiums of the world - pexEers grain
and 1exailszer distsiaracx.-aav.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

T beg leave to inform my customers
That am now connected with the
above house, and thanking YOU Cor the
very liberal patronage extended % me fur
she pasa Thirteen years, ] respectfully soli-
CT continuance Of the same. This house
Il one OF the oldest and best known In the
country, their goods having an enviable
reputation wherever uscd, being made Of
The best and most concentrated material.
have been In The habit Of making syacial
mixtures Scr most Of my Customers, bat
the different brands thai viii offer You
manufactured by the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

a desirable farm, enc niIe rom Leor-
ardtOwn, and containing atont 90 acres.
1t has fine buildings sd i vel aaauted
to al the staple crops Ct the section. and
particularly 70 fruits ard vegetables.
well wstered- For terms and pnrsirnlars.
apply 20 CHARLES ". HAYDEN.
Sept SIT. L0onaxltuwn. ia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

HAVING rented the property of r. ID.
Adams at MechAnicsTiIle, - Mary's cram
", am now prepared 10 furnish caskc1z,
coins and al burial goods. and 20 attend
funerals ax the sk0rtest notice and at prices
never before offered In G. Maryis. Hop
inz 20 receive fair share Of the patronage,
which viii be highly appreciated by
Yours respectfully,
p. e. HICKS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12
SEED WHEAT.

/ have q choice lot Of seed wheat for sale,
tbe Early Oakley" which il ten to twelve
days earlier than aFulfz.n
Price during the month OF August 81
per bashel. Apply early.
ALEX. BEAL.
s.. Inigo's. Nd.
Aug 15-4fE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12

WILL grind On WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY Of each week Good meal
guaranteed, supply Of which viii lie kept
on hand Lunber, Lzths, &c-, saved ut
reasonable prices for cash or On shares.
Fair prices Tor al kinds OF logs delivered
af the yard Old friends invited to con-
time my patrcns-new ones desired. Eon-
est methods my Enotfo.
Respectfully,
J. w. GRAVES.
Hay 23-3ma
GEORGE GLADSTONE,
Af10rney-at-LAw,
- Lexington g., Baltimore, Nd
VIII continue 70 practice In the Courts q
G MSry's and adjoining counties
June 9, 1878.
ID. 8. BRISCOE.
Attorney ard Cou1seiIoE-sx-Iaw.
II s. PsuTs Stirred. HalfimoEe, IA
1973-H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12
EEL MANUFACTURING CO.

are 30 complete that feel fhat cannot
improve upon them. NY long experience
IN the business and my knowledge Of the
different characters Of SCH In Southern Ma
rylAnd, enables me 60 tell you what grade
oi fertilizers 70 use: therefore whatever
brand may recommend you % use yon can
do 80 with the former confidence that VOC
have heretofore placed in me. i am now
in the county and viii call apon yon in
person with samples Of these grades and
hope you viii reserve your orders Cor nc
Should you need any goods before can
see yon, please order direct from tie Cora
pany. CIR your commission merchants, Is all
responsible orders viii be promptly filed.
Yours very truly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12
FOR COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The friends Of JOHN +. JOHNSON. of
the 3rd district, present him % the voters
OF G. Mary's county - candidate for the
Commissioners Court, and solicit for his
claims dispsssionate consideration
April fS-ses
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-09-12


anu
now pre-
T. wheels.
y, work.
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assle viii
wTys for
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4 Engl,n'l@
n the Wa
machine
L figures
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
Boom in Matri mOnial Market.

Ed. T1MEs.-Foster is the boom
INCEST town on record in the matri
monial market. Four weddings last
week, and it wasn't good weather
for marrying either.
Charlie Clouse aud Miss Woodtin
were married Tuesday night, Frank
Patrick and Miss Albright We're mar
ried while sitting in Il road cart, by
Justice of the Peace.
The third couple proved to be Il
runaway and we failed to learn their
names, or where they hailed from.
On Thursday evening, at the resi-
dence of Thos. McGruder. Nj. 4.
Perry and Miss Dora V. Hudson
were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimony, Rev. Severe. of the NJ.
+. church officiating. The attend
ants We're Miss Flo Miller and L,
&, Oster, Quite number OF beau
tiful and useful present were received
1t is not drawing it too strong tc
say that the supper spread by Mrs
McGruder was the most elegant
that we ever saw. ID.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
Ballard Items.

Judge Cole, who has become the
principal stock shipper of this part,
shipped car load OF cows last
week
Grandpa Mcfarland has been
quite sick the past week and is still
confined to his bed.
Milt Beatty has gone into the
poultry business. He took load
to Butler last week. Tom you will
have to get up and rustic, for Milt
is a trader.
J.B. Hays aud G. d. Cole are
feeding: cattle at the kepner feed
lot this winter.
Com. Hooper, of Ballard, is going
to move to his farm one mile south
west Of Ballard very soon.
We wonder what was the matter
with Wat Coles eyes last Sunday,
for he drove right over the hitch
rack at Mr. -, and never sawit.
We are glad to learn that Miss
Cora Teeter who has been quite sick
for several weeks is improving.
MARR1ED.-On Wednesday Feb.
9th, Miss Annie Griffith, of Spruce,
to MIR. KuntZ, of Henry county.
Miss Annie was we'll known here and
Mr.. Kuntz is to be congratulated
on winning the affections of so fair a
lady.
If rumor has it right there will be
several more Weddings; how is it.
Wat!
The literary at the Edwards schoo
house closed last Thursday night
and with it the publication of the
Coon Greek Clipper, whose principa
manager was T. NJ. Broaddus.
Mr.. Wright and his son Booker
Green and others, are going to Ne
braska in the spring.
Judge Cole lost a fine mule few
days ago by choking to death.
This is the mildest winter in on
recollection and we have been here
long time. II the weather keep
open there will be great ma ny oat
sown during this month. PETE.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
Public Sale.

I will sell at my place hve miles
north and ! mile west of Butler, on
the T. J. Davis farm, on
Wednesday, February 20. 1889,
the following property, to-wit: One
pair extra fine black mare mules, 4
years old, 164 hands high, we'll
broke; one extra good brood mare,
due to foal March 10, 's9; one 2 year
old bay saddle filley, full Is hands
high; one yearling colt; one fine 2
year old bull, dark red and No. l
breeder. fregistered;) 2 thorough
bred cows in calf, both registered;
three , year old heifers in calf; two
thoroughbred heifer calves. in fine fix;
one high grade heifer; 50 head of
good shoats, good weight; ) head OF
sows. will fa,rov in March; about
500 bushels of corn III crib; 300
bushels of oats i'll bin; farming i'm
plements. all good; l champion grain
drill; / sulkey breaking plow;
good cultivators; / good corn plan
ter, with check rover mile OF wire
harrow; lot of good harness 9th
81 things too numerous ta mention
Terms made known or dav ~ sale
HESaT BaEEzF.
Can't. Fl. G. Donohue. AuctioHeer
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
Belle Starr Was Not Belle Boyd.

Wheeling, W. Va, Feb. s.-Belle
Boyd, the famous rebel spy, has
been we'll known here, and until
three months ago lived at Park"rs
burg. 1t was not surprising then
that grea.. sensation and considera
be Indignation was created when a
Ft. Smith, Ark, dispatch attached
to an announcement of the death of
the life of Belle Boyd. Belle STAIR
may have been Belle Carpenter, who
formerly lived in this section and
whose general appearance and char
acteristics We're about the same as
those of the woman killed; but Belle
Starr was not Belle Boyd.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
SMITH OF BIRMINGHAM
Tho Craud-Jury Refuse to indite Him
or Ills Posse.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb 8. Great
interest has been felt throughout the
country as to what would be the act
ion ofthe grand jury in regard to the
iail shooting by Sheriff Smith and
bis posse on the fateful night OF
December s, in which it is well re
membered 13 persons lost their lives
and 25 were badley wounded.
To day the grand jury, after three
weeks investigation and the examina
ton over 200 witnesses, made its re
mort and refused to indict Smith or
auy of his posse. They say, however,
that the Sheriff did not on the eve
ming and night in question entirely
evidence that diligence, judgement
and cooIness, always desirable in an
officerof the law, in a position clothed
with so much power. Had he diplay
ed these qualifications, combining
with them the brave determination
to defend the life of his prisoner,
it the honest judgement of the jury
that all loss of life might have been
prevented, and the necessity tc
resort to shooting avoided.
It will be remembered that the
sheriff was under bonds of 100000
in four warrants of $25,000 each
charging him with murder, and thi
refusal OF failure of the grandeur,
to indict him, doubtless does ava,
with all prosecution forever.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

The immigration societies which
were organized in different sections
of Missouri last year are beginning
to place themselves in shape for the
spring campaign. It is not too ear
iv for them to formulate their plans
of operation for the coming season.
1t will only be a few weeks now un-
til the springtide of immigration be-
gins to pour into the west, and Mis-
sour, by the employment of the prop
er measures may reap largely OF the
benefits accruing from this influx OF
home seekers from the older states.
Certainly nc state in the Union can
offer more tempting inducements TO
tarry within it's borders. With the
awakening spirit of enterprise which
has been working such marvellous
changes in this state within the past
Eve years, Missouri's unrivallsd re-
sources have been invested with
new value and Importance, and the
revolution has been SO marked that
it can no longer escape the attention
of any obser-ant person who travels
/ over the state The soil, the climate
and all the abundant sources OF ma
/ terial wealth with which nature has
shewered upon this great Common
wealth offer profitable employment
I to labor and invite the investment OF
capital. Thousands Of enterprising
and progressive home seekers have
their eyes fixed on Missouri, and viii
locate in this state Il they can be as
surel that they are wanted here
Kansas City Star.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

JAY Gould's attitude towards the
N. K. 4 T. is now thoroughly ap-
parent, Finding that he cannot con-
troll the receivers he will put his
Missouri Pacific branches IN order
to tap ali II. X. & T. points Of any
consequence. The upper half of the
road is badly cut up already and the
lower half is dependent upon the
Texas feeders now under Gonll's
con,rol. st. Louis Republic.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Circuit Court Proceedings.
Tilson McHenry vs. john Nc
Patterson. verdict for plaintiff.
Jno. A. Lefker, vs.. Henry Eyman,
dismissed.
Jno. Hamilton vs. Rich Hill Min
ing Co, continued.
Sandwich Manfg Co. VS.. d. c.
Edwards, verdict for plft.
State ex rel Dawson vs.. Geo. G.
Glazebrook, verdict for plft.
J. NJ. Hoagland VS.. Mo. Pacific Ry,
Judgment for plft.
W. H. Lyon ct al vs.. J. S. Craig
ct al, judgment for pltf.
City of Butler VS.. Wah kee, judg-
ment for pitt.
Jacob Dingman VS.. Mo. Pacific Ry,
Judgment for plft.
p II. Holcomb VS.. Geo. W. Bar
nett. judgment for plft.
State vs. Milton Moss, carrying
concealed weapons; found guilty,
fined.
F, NJ. Taylor VS.. Joseph Cope, ct
al, judgment for defendant.
State vs.. John Cox, plead guilty.
fined $50.
INDICTMENTS By THE GRAND JURY.
| Ashby Shelton, grand larceny
Robt. Hawks, embezzlement; Jos
H. Herndon, grand larceny; Milton
Moss and Perry Moss, disturbing
meeting; Jas. w. Morris and Natha,
Morris, carrying concealed weapons
John Buoy, disturbing meeting
Jno. Cox, carrying concealed weap
ons; D. c. Berry, carrying concealed
weapons; JAS. F. S. Green, fraudu
lent prescription.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

Chicago's sensational abduction
mystery of year ago has been solv-
ed to the extent of finding the sto-
len child. Annie Redmond, whose
father recently became insane be-
cause of his inability to find her,
was yesterday by accident restored
to her home. She had recently been
taken from family by the authori-
ties because of cruel treatment and
placed in the Home for the Friend.
less. Her abductors have escaped.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
County Court Proceedings

Erroneous assessment Of .)no. >. !
Dray ordered corrected.
W. II. H. Duke, erroneous assess
ment corrected.
r. Gentry West, statement Of ices
for year 1888 approved.
Dramshop license granted DIV /
& Lynch at Rich Hill.
Dramshsp license granted Aug
Elgert at Rich Hill.
Jno. G Hayes / statement Of fees
approved.
Dram shop license granted Mart,
Huges, Rich Hill.
w. w. Graves. salary school COM,
$40.
John Steele assessment corrected.
L. S. Paddock, acct ice circuit
court, rejected.
Farmers Bank. of Foster, assess
ment corrected.
Oscar Reeder, Treasurer settle
ment approved.
Dram shop license granted Doug
lass & Shobe, Rich Hill.
Dram shop license granted Meal
lister & CO., Rich Hill.
Railroad assessment made.
Prosecuting attorney ordered to
bring suit on school bond of T. E.
Canterbury, for balance OF school
loan.
Ordered that financial statement
of county be published in the But
ler TIMES and Bates County Demo
crat.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

Lamar, Mo-, Feb. GA 6-year
old boy of Sim Evans, living eight
miles south Of here, was accidentally
shot Monday and died yesterday
from the wound. An elder brother
had been out hunting,and coming III
had stood his loaded gun at the
head of a bed, under which two chill
dren, baby and the boy who was
shot were playing. The former got
hold of the gun and pulled it over
on the hammer, when the discharge
followed, and load entered the b VS.
leg just below the knee, shatteriug
it SO badly as to cause amputation.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

Harrisonville. Mo. Feb. 6-.Mr.
THOMAS Horne, quite noted and
pronounced itidel for the past sew
eral years, a contributor to several
of the leading freethought papers,
and author of the pamphlet on inf
deity entitled Venus" from the
"outside,' has been converted and
intends to enter the ministry. He
lectured last night at this place on
his past experiences and the causes
which led to his conversion. He at
tributes to Sam p Jones the first
cause of his change. He has hereto
fore been gambler and partook
very freely of the wine cup.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

Sold everywhere. Price, CuticUra. :se;
SOAP, sc; Resolvert, 81. Prepared by the
Peter Drug and Chemical Co. Boston. Mass
@sSend for '.How to Cure skin Diseases -
Ct na9es, - illustrations aud 100 Testimonials
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13

We cannot do justice to the esteem in which
Cuticura the great skin ture, and Cnticura
Soap an exquisite Skin Beautitier, prepared
from it. and Cuticura Resovent. the new blood
Purifier are held by the thousands upon
thousands whose lives have been made happy
by the cure of agonizing, humilia,ing. ii hing
sealey and pimp!y diseases of the skin, scalp,
and blood with loss Of hair.
The Butler weekly times., 1889-02-13
BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY l3

r. Il I. 4. Ennis. stationery
for co. offices. 13 90 /.
Oscar Reedar. expense Office. II 20
B. +. ChanIb ~. constable
at e ct;oa. l 90 (
Calvin 7. Eox y. 20 part
quartz. >a'ary. l25 90 .
V. I. henper, service as
coust he al election. | 90 |
K l. { TX. W 8 u! h,ds, 80 ~ !
G, y. ."i ot', % w
+ ;''"'li - > %
Z 6 Wv~'.'> "u>c Office. 10 45
q Il & az n " -. crtn! cost. lob 0o
JHo. {, Hayes, 5 90
,!so. Iic u, ref pauper, . 90
L""!s Hoffman,, nids sheriff. l %
J y, App, work on brdg, IL 81
L, d. Rafter, mds poor farm, 70
- duplicate warnt. ! 30
Asylum No, l. sup patients, l5t 50