The Butler weekly times., 1896-04-23

The Mystic Order of the Golden
Fleece, at the opera house Monday
night April 9th.
Reserved seats for the Mystic Or
der of the Golden Fleece On sale at
VanHalls drug store.
Don't fail to see the greatest farce
comedy ever before presented at the
opera house Monday night April n.
George Gould was at Nevada Fri
day. He was making tour of in.
spection of the Mo. Pacific system.
D. A. DeArmond and ". S. By
ram, of Cass county, will represent
the Sixth district in the national
convention.
Rev. Ditzler, the famous debater,
will be in Butler in a short time aud
remain week. He will preach at
the Nj. E. church South.
Married by W Jones at the Ohio
Street Methodist parsonge, April 16,
j F McCorkle and Mrs. Matte Davis,
all Of Adrian, Mo.
A burlesque initiation in three
acts, by the members of Bates
Lodge, No. 180, I. 0. 0. F. at the
opera house Monday night April q.
The republicans of North Carolina
have refused to fuse with the popu-
lists. Two years ago the populists
helped boost the republican party
into Office in that state.
If silver is to be the issue in this
campaign then there is no need of a
third or populistic party in this
state. The friends of theAwhite
metal should present solid and
undivided front and stand as stone
wall.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild
gave a social at the home of Mrs. T
D. Rafter Tuesday eve. The booths
! were artistically decorated with
lilacs and beautiful plants, and an
elegant lunch was served. Despite
the threatening weather a large
number were in attendance, and 6
good sum was netted by the ladies'
The city council Monday nigh
Z, could not agree in the appointment
t of nightwatch and street commits
sioner. After all the candidate.
dropped for nightwatch but Wardel
and Lukenbill the council tied uI
- four and four. For treet commits
: sioner Pollock and Henderson were
the two favorites with no agreement
. George Turner, a young mai
- working on the farm Of Mack How
ard, in Vernon county, was thrown
in front of a disc harrow aud dan
+ gerously hurt He was driving
8 pair of spirited horses and some
y thing about the machine broke an(
the horses ran away. He was drag
ged quite distance before the har
row passed over him. Among hi
! !, injuries the left foot was nearly sew
Il cred from tho body
The editor of the Kansas Cit
. Sunday Sun is in Jail at st Josepl
= and the chances are that he will pa
- the debt of slandering a number o
good people of that town throug
his vile sheet, with term in tn
D. penitentiary. Joseph Van Wye, a
1 agent of the paper, was short tim
20 ago, convicted of circulating tn
y paper in St. Joseph and given tw
years in the pen. The penitentiar
is the proper place for such rascal
ell Mr. F. NJ. Hacker, of Adria
t. neighborhood, gave the TINES
20 pleasant and substantial call Satu
IL day, renewing for '97 He is one {
the pioneers of our subscriptio
book, aud said, ''the TIMES is tl
VI best county paper that l can e.
40 hold of, at least it suits me better
10 Such nice compliments from me
el 81, who have been reading the pape
al for many years is highly appreciate
and also encourages US to redout
of of diligence to make the TINES be
er ter every year.
D. A. DeArmond is certain to
y reelected. He will not only g
- every democratic vote in his distric
but some republican votes: and vel
ty many populists will vote for hir
er The latter know they stand no gho
y. of show of electing their own ca
n didate. They also know that D
ay Almond has been consistent. co
d. slant and true on the money que
ton, and hence they are not goin
to throw away their votes.-Rit
y Io Hill Review.
T. L