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BUTLER, mSSOTJRI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 1SS2.
VOL. IV.
NO. SO
GOD'S 3IAN.
That is WhatGnitean Kays he is
Arthur Thinks Different.
The Cabinet Refuses to
Him a Respite,
Grant
AND GUJTEAU MUST HANG.
Washington, June 24. Theattor
ney general, to whom all appeals and
petitions presented to the President,
bearingupon Guiteau's case had been
referred, submitted an elaborate rc-
' ;"port to the cabinet last evening, re
viewing all the points presented in
favor of the respite, and recommend
ing it be not granted, on the ground
that insanity of the prisoner had been
iuliy established at the trial.
; Thc report was generally discussed
and unanimously approved by the
' cabinet, all oi the members of which
were present. An understanding
was reached that nothing should
be disclosed as to the decision of
the cabinet until after it should be
made known to the prisoner. Rev.
Mr. Hicks called upon the attorney
general this morning by appointment
and was informed that the cabinet
had decided hot to interfere with the
execution ot Guiteau's sentence.
Hicks thereupon drove to the dis
trict jail and informed Guiteau of the
decision. Guiteau has sent the fol-
.lowing message to -his spiritual ad-
- ,'vfser:
''Rev. Mr. Hicks ; ; Go and ' see
Arthur and shake your fist in his face.
Tell him I made him president by
' my inspir'atidnj and he must give me
,'an unconditional pardon, and if he
! "does not, God Almighty will blast
'him forever. I, tell you, Brother
Hicks, I am God's man and God
' ' ; takes care of His o.wn."
1 ". The friends of the condemned man
: still profess to hope. Keed says he
:'(( 'does not dispair, and he will make
another appeal to the President at
Ui aurirpct nnnnrtnnihr. Tir. Tt:ird
U',', Ufi here:foc New York, last evening,
but 1 is expected to return. Miss
Chevallier $will, have a conference
with Dr. Godding and Rev. Mr.
'Hicks this evening, to determine up
: on their future action with: a, view
.to obtaining a stay of execution.
THE COMING REUNION.
Of Ex-Confederate .Soldiers, in This
City, Next Angus;.
The committee of
arrangements
for the next ex-confederate reunion
in Missouri, met in this city, to-day,
: to inaugurate their work. There
were present, Gen. John S. Marma
duke, Major Jno. N. Edwards, and
Capt. A. A. Lesueur of the com
mittece, and Col. Robert McCulloch,
of the committee on transportation.
The reunion is to take place in
Sedalia, beginning" Tuesday, Au
gust I v Eycry ex-confederate sol
. dier living in the state of Misso-iri, is
eligible to membership in the socie
ty, whose object is to promote good
fellowship among eld comrades, to
preserve the history and records of
the war so far as may be, and to
give aid and relief to needy com
rades, their widows and orphans.
Distinguished cx-confederatrs of
other states will be invited. Ample
preparations will be made by the
hospitable citizens of Sedalia to en
tertain the thrcng that is expected,
which it is supposed will reach quite
ten thousand. As the historical
, feature of the gathering is thought
? to be an important one, each person
who attends will be asked to furnish
-," a short personal history of his con
nection with the army, and it is
. urged that all, shall refresh their
minds as to dates in order that what
, ,is given may! be accurate.
The- following committees, pre
viously appointed, are requested to
perfect their work as rapidly as pos
y sible: ' .
On Constitution and By Laws
Gen. D: M. " Frost, Capt. T. B.
Bashaw,' CapfV James H. McNama-
Oa Historical Data Col. J. H.
R. Cundiff, Col. Waldo P. Johnson
and Morrison Munford.
Committee'"- on transportation
Col. Robt. McCulloch, Col. Eliiah
Gates and Major Thos J. Fortis
Committee on invitation ot disr
Vft IAW-W.."" - - - -
other states who served with Mis
souri troops Gen. Tohn S.
souri troops CJen. ohn o. Alar-
maduke, Col. R. i. Musser, Col. T
T. Donovan and Major Edward
Cmnli'him.
All the above comirictecs and the
committee on arrangements will
meet at the Garrison house, Sedalia,
for final consultation, Monday, Au
gust 14th, at 10:30 o'clock a. m.
The last named committee and the
committee on transportation will
meet a committee of the citizens of
Sedalia, Monday, July 3.
Upon the heads ot those even who
were young during the troublesome
days of war the silver threads begin
to mingle with the dark, and fast
fleeting time admonishes them, if
they would once again gra-p by the
hand their comrades of many hard
battles and harder marches, that
they cannot too long defer the oc
casion. Besides, there are poor and
broken down confederates, nrave
hearts some ot them, whom misfor
tune has overtaken, and for whom
no government pension can be ask
ed, who deserve and should
receive the help which their
more prosperous brethren are
so well able to extend them. And
then thei e are the resting places of
the dead, which should be made
hallowed, where, in some instances,
thev are not allowed to go to des
truction and decay. . It i therefore
hoped thut every ex-confederate in
Missouri wilt attend. Bazoo.
If y.?ur "head ackes," if you hue dys
pepsia, or are bilious, with torpid bowels,
one or two doses of Bailey's valine
Aperient will cure you. It cook the
stomach, acts pleasantly upon the bowels
and costs only 50 cents. It is used by
physicians iripiace of sickening, nause
ating pills, as its action is more pleasatt
and speedy. 30-rt.
A young lady writes to "Brick"
Pomeroy as follows? 4.4 Would I be
safe m marrying a young man whom
I love, and who professes to love
me, and is handsome, well educated
and has plenty ot this world's goods,
but is addicted to strong drink, but
says he will abstain after marriage,
when he has' sown his wild oats? I
am an orphan and write to you as a
friend for advice." Pomeroy
answers about as follows: "You
had better get into your coffin, pull
the hd down yourself, and be conse
crated to your mother earth, than
marry a man who drinks. There
are thousands of poor women made
wretched by listening to the promise
of, reformation after marriage. If
you do not want to get into your
coffin, take the most obnoxious piece
of old meat that you can find and
take it to your bosom for a husband,
rather than marry a man who is de
bauched, degraded and debased by
strong drink."
By reason of the Tewish e&odu
from Russia, house property in Kief
has gone down ten percent, in value.
In south and west Russia all build
ing operations -it a standstill.
Fortunes for fariaers and Mechanics.
Thousands of dollars unb- saved bv
using proper judgment in taking care of
the health of yours"lt and family. If you
are llillious, have sal ovv complex ion.
poor apetite, low and depressed spirits,
nd generally debilitated, do not delay a
moment, but g at once and . procure a
bottle of those wonderful Electric Bitters,
which never fail to cure, and that for
the trifling su' of fifty cents.
F. M. Crumly &: Co. No.
Sold bv
The Russian papers announce that
collections are being made at the
Russian university to purchase a
wreath to place upon "Mr. Darwin's
grave in W estminster Abbey.
Free of Cost.
AH persons wishing to test the merits
of a great remedy ae that will positively
cure consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis or any effection ot the throat
and luntrs are requested to call at F. M.
Crumley & Co's. drug store and get a
trial bottle ot Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption free of cost, whicn will
show vou what a regular dollar-size bottle
will do. No. 1
Mrs. Langtry h as becun to un
derstand something . of American
advertising. She took a special
trnin from Edinburg to London, at
a cost of $500.
T I a melancholr symptom of
serious mommy tr.-u : j
- j the use of English Female Bitters. 30-2t.
Gray hairs prevented,dandruff removed
the 6calp cleansed and the hair made to
grow thick by the use of Hall's Vegetable j
Sicilian Hair Renewer.
A number of young folks viewed
the beauties of Butler from the dome
of the court house yesterday.
A cross, peevish frettul wife is quite un
happy to herself and to her whole house
hold. But she to be pitied, she is a sut
ferer from a multitude ot female ills that
have prostrated her mentally and physi
cally. She needs some great wonder
working iron tonic and female regulator,
to relieve the monthly troubles, and for
this purpose English Female Bitters
stands ahead of all others. It acts upon
the lemale system with ynering certainty
never failing to give entire satisfaction
to married and single ladies. One bottle
often cures a case. 30-2L
It Has .Been Known
for a long time that Fred Dorn is the
boss barber of Bates county. Try hi?
hair cutting, dyeing and shampooing.
Soilness, Gentlemen.
The best evidence in the world as to
the quality of a piece of work, is the sat
isfaction given to all interested. In
every instance, work executed in the
Times office is guaranteed to satisfy; if
it does not do this not ane farthing will be
charged for the job.' The business men
of Butler know this to be true from past
dealing with us, and we only speak ot the
fact here to remind them 'of the advan
tage derived from bringing their work to
the Times office. , tf. :
To the Business Men of Butler
Those of you who are going to
take part in the industrial procession
honld be making your preparations.
The time draws near and if you de
lay too long you may not be able to
secure a. wagon. Don't put it off
longq- but act at once.
Hew Bus Line.
We tx now running a new bus line
completed and from depot and hotel
and all pa of the city. Calls left at the
Fred Evans, brick livery stable will be
carefully nn4 promptly responded to.
2-tf Evans tc Morgan. ' "
SCHOL OF MUSIC.
MISS IDA U KELSO, Teacher
Piano and and Oan music, front room
over post office. Friends and patrons
invited to call. 2o-tf
Buelmer & JoseqK
Manufactureriind .
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WholeaIe Pewits 1m
Fine Cigars.
Large stock ahvaj s on hand "irid or
27 3111 ders promptlv filled.
THE BOLD ROBBERY
OF
AT
Jk. RCHIE
Does not atrect the price ot turniture
in that place, where you can get a good
alnut Bureau for $10; a breakrast table
for S3.50 ; 6 chairs tor $3.95 ; a good oea
stead for $2.40; a good rocking chair for
75 cts; a safe tor S4. 25; a cradle for S1.50.
Also keep in stock meal and flour chests,
and all kinds of furniture kept in a hrst
class store and the best sewing machine in
the market. Oil cloth, carpets, curtains,
u-ncrrtnc- trunks, vnlirps. cflaSS. ChrOOUet
sets and bird cases. My stock of under-
tal-ino- crrtnric is rnmnlfte. Will repair all
kinds" of furniture and saw brackets for
carpenters and builders. N ow is the : ime
r, mitr nirtnn frairwd. I Will I13T
iv v g
the fcishest price tor walnut lumber
Bring your chickens to me ana lane pic
ture frame in return. Come one and all
and see my mammoth stock be to re buying
at othep places. W.; E Leonard, '
PI AW OS ORGANS
Pianos 9rGo cf tStoo!, Cover and Root;
Elegant Square Grand, 3 springs, toll
Agraffes, every improvement, only $245.
Cabinet Grand Uprights $aio and f jcpv
Other Grand Holiday Bargains. lubilee
Organs $55 up (Stool and Book). Ex
celsior, stvle 42, Five sets of Reeds,. 15
stops, only $87. "Oriental," style x6.
Ten sets ot Reeds, 20 stops, only $ij;t
No "Bogus" 6ets of reed or "dummy,
sotps. All sent on 15 days trial, freight
tree if unsatisfactory- Fair and honest
dealing guaranteed. Sheet Music Splices
Piano, Organ, or Music . Catalogue tree.
MEXDELSSOWAHO
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1. OOWLE8 &
CARRY THE IiAHCEST STOCK OF
Clothing, gents Furnishing Goods
Hats, Caps, Bootsand
In the County, where all the latest novelties and best goods, at the
; W. T. Woolery
STTAPJLIL annd IFAJCT (&MOPCISIHIIIES
Duiiiffittiry Produce Waimtedl
To the People.
When in Butler, always call c n Gus.
Bennett on the south side and get your
meals. His restaurant can't be beat.
- A chew of Happy, Thought is economy.
r 14.3m
a. Car Load.
A car loadof Salt just received at
2jtf Charlie Denney's.
Gentlemen whose beards are not of a
oleasina shade can remedy the defect
by the use of Buckingham's Dye for the
whiskers.
a&'tO il'iO per day at home. Samples
wortntc tree. Aaaress oubnhi
Portland,, Maine.
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PhYSlciniiM.
JOHN PERRIE, M. D. Physician and
Obstetrician, Butler, Mo- Office
and residence, house lately occupied by
J T. Graves, near East district shool.
Reference, Dr. L. M. Wright. 22297
M. CHRISTY, M. 1., Homoepathic
Physician and surgeon. Special at
tention given to female diseases, Butler
Mo. Office, North side square over
Hahn & Co's. Residence, Ohio street,
doors west ot Wyatt & Boyd's lumbe
yard. lS-u
DD. WOOD, Phvsician and Surgeon,
Butler, Mo. "Office over Aaron
Hart's store.
rp C. BOUIAVARE, Physician, and
X Surgeon. Office north side scfare,
Butler, Mo. Diseases ot women and cnii
ren a specialty.
A BATHURST, Physician. Altona
Mo. Will attend promptly to all pro
.sional calls. 1 V11
veringham, M. D
E, L, Rice M. D,
Residence east of
6qr, with J, C,
Clark,
Jence west sice
Main street
ITEKINGHAM &-RICE.
PH1CIANS and SURGEONS,
Havingfenned a copartnership tor the
practice medicine and surgery, tender
their se rices to the citizens of Butler
and surrofcding country,
. OFFICEUst door west : of PenUers
Furniture ore. Calls attended to
at all hours,jiy or night, both in the
city and comp. - 2414
S. KEL3, M. D. Physician and
Sure eon
ice first door over Post
i
office Butler
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neoua.
TCULBERTSONJleal Estate Agent,
j.ri4 Hill Mo.. PO. Box XA2. Cor-
resnondexice solicited. no 41-tf-
DV. BROWNr Judge Probate, But
. ItrMo. Will draw ad acknowledge
deeds, contracts, leases aAall papers re-
aniHn? the acknowiedgmeaor lurat 01 a
desk of a court of record.
X?OR SALE, A resident loflp Cowie's
r mAAMrvn- on Ohio" streetltSplendid
! location. ADPlTatthUoffice.V, aovtf.
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AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
The Climax Bed Spring
Manufactured by Cruzan & Madden,
Butler, Mo. To whom it may concern
We the undersigned citizens ot ttutier
after having fairly tested the merits of the
above named bed springs, do most cheer
fully recommend them to parties desir
ing a good bed spring, beheveing they
haye fullv sustained their claims.
A. Duncan, L. H. Renick.
J. . Keller, Chas. Denney,
W. T. Heath, J. M. Steele.
C. T. McFarland. W F Maddy
J R Simpson S A Riggs
A Watson J M Douglass
J H Sisson John Caven
J 51 Catterlio
Read this. Bridgeford & Hupp wlil
letter 4th ot July bunting at halt price.
Job work done up in the latest style and
at the lowest prices, at the Times office,
2-tf
$66 a week in your own town. Terms
md $s outfit tree. Address II Hallett Si
Co., Portland, Maine. 6-iy
Per week can be made in any io
S)OUcality, Something entirely new
tor agents, $5 outfit free, G, W, Ingram
& Co, Boston, Mass,
Lawyers.
IIEXRY A. JICC;iXDL.EY,
ATTORNEY A'l LAW, Butler Mo.
nffir east side of sauare. Edwards'
Mnrk. Will practice in all the courts of
Bates and adjoining counties, in the Uni
ted States courts at Kansas City and Jeff
erson City, ana in tne oupremc lumi
j jenerson t. ny,
S. B. LASHBROOK. THOS. J. SMITH.
TASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at
1 i.nw utter. Mo. Will practice in
the courts of Bates and adjoining coun
ties, Collections promptly anenueu vt
and Taxes Paid tor Non-residents.
Office, front room over Bates county Na
tional Bank. tf.
JOHN S. ic S. P. FRANCISCO, Attor
nevs at Law, Butler, Mo., will prac
tice in" the courts of Bates and adjoining
counties. Prompt attention given to col
lections. Office over Hahn & Co.' hard
ware store. Q-
ARKINSON & AERN AT HY, Attor
neys at Law, Butler, Mo. Office west
side of the sauare 22 -
A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler,
Mo- Will attend to cases in any
court of record in Missouri, and do gener
al collectinc business.
"VI T O. JACKSON, attorney at law,
? T Butler, Mo., office over F. M.
Crumly's, Drug house on West side
, 261-17-lf"
m i aaowv.
T. HITKR CROCKETT.
BROWN & CROCKETT, Attorneys at
Law and Insurance Agents Rich Hill
Mo. Collections a specialty. Office on
ixth street, under City Hall, i
- CLAY TUTT, Attorney at Law
Butler, ilo. Special attention
jjiven to Probate bun-"
SA. RIGGS, Attorney at 5 Law and
Notary Public. Office ia Probate
Court room.
GO.
Shoes,
lowest prices will be found.
inn IEscHnaimge
ShenflTi Sale.
Bv virtue and authority of a transcript
execution issued from the office of the
clerk of the circuit court ot Bates coun
ty, fiissouri, returnable at the Jul term,
18S2, of said court and to me directed in
favor of R. A. Atkison and against E. E.
Switt, I have levied and siezed upon all
the right, title, interest and claim of the
said defendant, or, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, situated in
Bates county, Missouri, to-wit:
The northwest ouarter of the southeast
quarter and the northeast quater of south
west quarter and the northwest quarter
of the northwest Quarter of section 22.
and the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter ot section 21, and the south
halt ot the soutnwest quarter oz section
15, and the north halt of the southeast
quarter and the south half ot the south
east quarter of the aortheast quarter ot
section 15, all in township 41, range 33,
also the "west halt of lot No. 1, ot the
northeast quarter and the southwest quar
ter of the southwest quarter of section 5,
township io, range , also the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
tion 17, township 41. range 31, aiso tne
northwest quarter of the southwest quar
ter of section 32, in township lo, range
29, also 30 acres off of the south side of
the so'uth half of lot 2 ot the southwest
quarter of section 30, in township 41
range 32, also the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section 11, In
township 3S. ot range 30, also 20 acres
off ot the west end of the east half of lot
2 ot the northeast quarter of section 4,
in township 3S. of range 29, and south
west quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 33, in township 39. range 29, also
lot 2 in block 2 in Christian and Condee s
addition to the town (row city of Butler.
And I will on
Saturday, Tuly 15th, 1SS2,
j between the hours of nine o'clock in ihe
forenoon and c o'clock ia the afternoon
of that dav, at the east front door ot tho
court house in the city of Butler, Bates
1 count v, Missouri, ell the same or so
inuch'thereot as ma be required, at pub
I lie vendue, to the highest bidder, tor
! cash, to satistv said execution and costs.
JAB. K. IMPIOJl,
Sheriff of Bates county, Mo
ticrllTft Sale.
Bv virtue and authority of a traascript
execution issued from the office of the
clerk of the circuit court of Bates county,
Missouri, returnable at the July term,
1S82, of said court, and to me directed In
favor of A. E. Brainard and against
James Stover," r hive levied and seized
upon all the right, - title, ' interest and
rlaim of the said defendant of) In and to
the following described real estate, situa
ted in Bates county,' Missouri, to-wit:
Lot 4 in block 6 Walley's addition to
the town of Butler. And I will on
Saturday, July 15th, 1882,
between the hours ot 9 o'clock in the
forenoon and 5 o'clock ia the afternoon
of that day, at the east front door of the
court house In the city of Butler, Bates
county, Missouri, sell the same or so
much' thereof a may te required, at
public vendue, to the hiVhrst bidder, tor
cash, to satisfy said execution and costs.
J. R. Sjmpsox,
Sheriff of Bates county, Mo.
"TIT ANTED A situation . as a domes
I V Uc. Good references given- Ap
ply at Times office.
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