The Butler weekly times., 1896-10-29

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and vitality in Hoods Sarsapriila,and
it surely has power to help you also
Why not try it!
Butler Academy is going to have
a large attendance this year. Scores
of young men and women are max
ing arrangements to attend. Send
for catalogue. 40 IT,.
You vote next Tuesday. Let your
ballot be for Bryan, Stephens, De.
Almond and free silver.
Consumption caused the death Of
Mrs j. X. Hoskins of Rich Hill,
Saturday morning.
Tom Vaughan and young Weaver
two Nevada lads, fell out while re.
turning home from a party Saturday
night and Weaver used his knife
with telling effect, stabbing
Vaughan several times.
A grand and final rally of the
campaign for this county will be
held at Rich Hill Monday night.
Governor Stone, Judge DeArmond,
Harvey G. Clark and other speakers
will be present. The Gles clubs and
fambeau clubs will be a feature.
The TINES office. is printing the
official ticket this week to be voted
Tuesday. The ticket is certainly
large enough for all ordinary pur
poses and as for candidates the most
fastidious can be pleased. If he
does not like any of the candidates
named he can suit himself by writing
an entire ticket to his liking.
Uncle" Tom McCombs has Just
returned from Peoria. ILL., MIR. Nc
Combs is one of the silver republi
cans who will vote for Bryan this
year, and he is so confident that
Bryan will carry Illinois that any
one who doubts it can get bet Of
any size from $500 to Sc, ,OOO.-Rich
Hill Review.
Thursday last Mr.. D. d. Peeler
of Rockville, and Miss H. j. Cowley
OF Appleton City, were united in
marriage by probate Judge Dalton.
After the ceremony the party re
paired to the LaClede hotel for
dinner, leaving for home in the even
ing. The groom is we'll known in
Bates county, having made the race
for sheriff, and is recognized as one
OF our best citizens. The TIMES ex,
tends congratulations and best
wishes.
The big fire bell was sounded
early Wednesday morning and the
FIRE company quickly responded. The
fire was in closet in McKlssick &
Sons store on the south side of the
square. The tiremen burst in the
store door and brought several suits
of clothing from the closet which
were afire. 1t is not known how the
fire started, MIR. McKissick thought
1T the work of mice and matches.
The damages were slight.
MIR. r. Jennings, of Nevada, and
Miss Georgia Moon were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Moon,
west Dakota street, Wednesday. the
2lst, Elder Lotspeich officiating
The wedding was a quiet one, only
few friends and relatives beins
present The happy couple took
the $50 train for Nevada. their
future home. The bride was one of
Buffers handsome and accomplish
ed young ladies. The TINES extends
congratulations and best wishes,
Mrs Robt. I. Porter. accompanied
by her handsome and accomplished
daughter, gave the TINES q pleasant
call and renewed for 81. Mr. Porter
lives near Adrian and is one of the
large and prosperous farmers of this
county. The TINES has been a
weekly visitor to this family for the
past twelve or fifteen years and Mrs
Porter said they had, by long ac.
quaintanee, become very much at.
sached to the paper and it's friendly
visits were source of much pleas,
ure to them. Such friends are high
~ appreciated.