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VOL. IV.
BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1SS2.
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COIMNti HOME-
DEEPWATER.
GOUSTr ITEMS.
Ybe German Liberal Soeietj of
Johnson County Endorses the
Democratic Party.
Warrensburg Journal-Democrat
At a meeting of the Johnson coun
ty German Liberal Society, Oct. 23,
iSSz, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted, to-wit:
VVhereas, The Republican party
bas separated from the true faith,
has exchanged principles for fanati
cal sentimenty, adopted wild ex
tremes, instead of moderations, and
in this nnrl other states into full
league with the church, thereby at
tempting to violate one of the funda
mental laws of our republic, and
Whereas, We believe it is. pre
eminently the province of the family
to teach morals, and that our poli
tics ought and must be divorced from
our religion ; and
Whereas, Wr believe the Dem
ocratic party to be a conservative and
progressive pary, keeping step with
the times and the requirements of
the people, a partv opposed to all
extremes and fanaticism, ot what
ever kind, being a true defender of
the personal rights of citizens, and
Whereas, We rejoice over the
administered rebuke to fanaticism in
Ohio, and nope that like attempts at
ths people's liberties by political or
clerical extremists, will be put down
in like manner in every state in the
UnioH. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we will, in good
faith, give our support to the Demo
cratic party in the coming election,
and will continue to do so as long as
our liberties and personal rights will
be vouchsafed by the same, and
Resolved, That we earnestly call
upon our German brethern in par
ticular and all liberty loving voters
irrespective ot nationality, in gener
al, in this or any other State ot the
Unmn to give the Democratic party
a hearty and unequalized support.
F. X. Wagner, President.
John Opp, Secretary.
The following is a fair sample ot
DomiUii-an r-rrnirtinri- and IS
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calculated to excite indignation in
everv patriots breast. It is a special
dispatch to the New York Sun :
lA.shSntrfnn Oct. 3. "What
do the women employes in the de
partment do when Mahone's circu-
1.1 rouc thpm ?" was asked ot a
post-office employe.
"Cry?" was the laconic response
Tlin rhev call him a scoundrel."
"One lady from Virginia, a widow
with six children, on a $"5 salary,
.vac nstpsspd When she re
the circular she burst into
Sh was advised to appea
t Xfr nulLis. chief of tke dead
lttr office She did so, and rep
resented her struggles to live on her
salary and her inability to pay. He
said it was a shame and an outrage,
and told her to go to Frank Howe,
who is the virtual head ci the post
office department. Mr. Howe heard
her pitiful story, and then told her
frankly that her only chance, was to
anneal to Senator MahonC.
"And it I refuse to appeal to him
or to pav it, will you protect, me
sne asked.
"That T cannot do." he replied
"Renntnr Mahone's wife has a coufm
who is in the post-office department
on a noo salarv. She was born in
Virginia, but appointd from New
York. She has not been assessed."
1
! Items of Interest to the Public From
Our '"Busy" Correspondent.
Deepwatkk, Oct. 26, lS$2
Editor Times: I see no items
from our part ot the county, nor have
I seen for some time past, so as I
think we are entitled to a short space
in the old Times of our county the
standard paper. I will note a few as
they come up.
Road overseers have been busy
for some time past and I believe they
are doing good work generally.
J. Schoalt has rented his pasture
farm to two men from Illinois
for $3 per acre. Mr. Walker has
also rented his for about the same,
so I am told. I also understand that
W. H. Shelton has purchased the
A. H Horn farm, 40 acres, ior $15
per acre. Good for W . II.
There is to be a Sunday school
meeting at the Presbyterian church
including the 4th and 5th of Novem
ber; all lovers ot Sunday schools are
cordially invited.
New school house to be built in
Johnstown on the foundation ot the
old one burnt a short time ago.
Dr. McFarland has returned to
Johnstown again to peddle pills.
Success to vou Doctor.
Billy Betz has took her in at last ;
Dudney of Johnstown has done like
wise. May your lives be happy.
boys.
Busy.
South Mt. Pleasant; as Itemized
By Jonny Brick.
Entirely Satisfactory.
Ladies wishing a perfume that com
bines novelty deiicacy and richness, find
Floreston Cologne entirely satislactory,
Nov. i-im.
The Leaven at Work.
Sedalia Democrat.
Simultaneously with the action ot
the Germans in Johnson county,
Missouri, there comes the news that
Volksblatt, of Louisville, Kentucky,
e
the German Kepublican organ 01
that city, has suspended publication.
Its owner and editor, Mr. Y .
KriDDestapel, eires the reason tor
his action in the premises. He
says :
"The new phrases which has en
tered into politics has alienated
many srermans from their om politi
cal relations. Since the turn affairs
have taken in Ohio, and since the
fatal blunders the Repablican blun
ders the Republican blunders have
made and are still constantly matting
in favor of sumptuary and prescrip
tive legislation, I find it impossible
to publish a German Republican
newspaper. I have received letters
from all over Kentucky and Ohio
telling me to stop the paper, and so
many of my subscribers, have otop
ped, all Germans, that L nerfer to
quit right now, rather than lose any
rjiore money."
This tells the whole story. Here
is a newspaper which for twenty
eiht years preached Republicanism
nnro ,inr1filf1- There came a re
volt in Ohio, and to-day this veteran
ionrnn 1 is a thiner of the past, being
HcHinllvsiamned out of existence in
some little time over a month. Who
can say now that the October storm
in Ohio was not a veritable tornado ?
South Mt. Pj-easant. j
Editor Times : Growing wheat j
looking fine j
Apples selling in the orchards at i
25 and 20 cents per bushel. j
, 1 1 . . u (
corn nusKing now ccui uj uc
the order of the day.
Uncle A. S. Badgley, J. C. Lu
'cas and a few others contemplate
forming a copartnership for the
purpose ot sinking a coal shaft in
their immediate vicinity, as they are
pretty sure of striking a good vein of
coal and think there would be "mil
lions in it."
There is some sickness now in
this locality A. Rowden and wife
ami one of his sons are very sick with
something like malarial fever Dr.
Christy in charge. Miss Nellie
Evans is also sick and has been tor
1 nr a weeks and we learn is no
O T
better, Dr. Gibbens, her attendant.
Our young friend Wilson Miller,
of StClair county, 111., is on a
visit to this neighborhood and is now
a guest of his grandfather, A. Sf
Badgley. Mr. Thomas Dunn and
one Mr. Smith also of St. Clair
county, 111., are busily traversing
the county in quest of good farms,
! either to buy or rent, as they are
well pleased with Bates county.
The first meeting, tor the season,
of the Mt. Pleasant Literary Society
will take place on the first Thurs
day night of November.
The school in this district (No. 4.)
is taught in a skillful manner by Miss
Adda Butler, one who knows how
to manage the girls and boys, and
most especially the big boys. When
we see the playful schollars caper
ing and prancing over the play
ground and giving their heads an
occasional' scratch (for the reason
best known by a school-boy) we
can't help thinking of our happv
school days. Jonxv Brick.
M
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CO.,
Clothing, gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
In the County, where all the latest novelties and best goods, at the lowest prices will be found.
T. WDeiry
STAIPJLIE and IFACTT (RIIBODCDIEIHIIIIBS
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
CaMnimttiry IPiroflflwice Wanntedl Sdd IBscDnannge
NEW DRUG TORE,
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Keep Constantly on hand a well Selected Stock of
A Diflcnlt Problem solved.
The desira for stimulants is becoming
a monstrous evil and how to overcome
it It a serious question with reformers.
Parker's Ginger Tonic fairly solves the
difficult problem. It invigorate bodv
and mind without intoxicating, and has
brought health and happiness to many
desolate homfs. Knquirer. See other
column . Nv. i-im.
Three men are locked up in New
York charged with attempting to
blackmail Walter Malley, one of the
brothers charged with the murder ot
Jennie Cramer.
The Height of Telly.
To wait until you are in bed with dis
ease you may not get over for months, is
the height of folly, when you might be
easily cured during the early symptoms
by Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have
known sickly families made the healtb
' iest y a timelv use of this pure med
icine. ' "bscrvrr. Nov. i-im
Highly ; Ef teemed.
The youthtul colors and rich, lustre
are restored to faded or grav hair by tho
use ot Paiker's 1 lair Balsam, a harmless
dressing highly esteemed lor its perfume
and purity, - Nov. 1-1 m
Detective O'Nell has been paid
the $1,000 reward for the arrest of
Fepperhorn. :
Bucklea'a Arniea Salv.
The best 6ahe in the world tor cuts
bruises, sores,-ulcer, alt rheura, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, c ilblhins,
t orus and all skin eruptions, aad posi-
j tively cures Piles, It i guaranteed to
give ' perfect satisfaction, or money re-
Bemember This.
If vou are sick Hop Bitters will surely
aid Nature in making you well when all
else tails.
If vou are costive ar dyspeptic, or are
suffering trom any other of the numerous
y m 1
diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is
j-our own fault if you remain ill, for Hop
Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all sacn
complaints.
If vou are waisting away with any iorm
ot Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn for a sure cure to
Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible sick
ness Nerv ousness, you will find a "Blam
in Gilead" in the use ot Hop Bitters.
If vou are a frequenter, or a resident
of a miasmatic district, barricade your
system against the scourge of all coun
triesmalarial, epidemic, billious, and
intermitent fevers dv the use ot Hop
Bitters.
Tf vmi have roueh nimple or sallow
skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and
feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters win
irive vou fair skin, rich blood, and sweet
est breath, health, and comfort.
In short the v cure all diseases ol tne
stomach, Bowe's, Blood, Liver, Nerves.
Kidney's, ttright's Disease. $500 will ne
paid for a case that it will not cure or
help.
That poor bedridden, nvalid wife, sis
ter, mother, or daughter, can be made
the picture of health, by a few bottles ot
Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. Will
y ou let them suffer Oct. i-im-
pros
Oils, Varnishes, and Everything in the Drug Line.
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Prescriptions Carefully Compounded both Day and Night.
Havni" opened a new Drug Store on North Main Street, and having had many years experience in the drug
busniels we zordially invite the public to call and see us. We guarantee our drugs to be pure : and ur pnees ae
low as any place m the city. Give us a call. I3EK.lv 1 HKUa.
. . j fti..--- ,u,r K. Tr- I a Sherman's method.
ti ipt am Lure as rcnain as uay iunu u " -
With safety trom the dangers of strangulation and without the injury trusses in
flict Those wishing proof should send 10 cents tor his book, containing likenesses
of bad cases before and after cure, also endorsements ot professional gentlemen.
Ministers, Merchants, Farmers, and others who have been cured. Trusses and
Rupture soone - or later affect the nervous and mental system, bring on organic dis
1 . . . , c,w.;l st-cirM. malcinc the voune man old
eases, impoiency, ucsiruy c.uij. .. , "
and the old useless Principal office 25 Broadway, New York. For the comenl
ene of Western patients Dr. Sherman will be at his office, cor. 3th and Market
streecs, St. Louis, Mo , from November 1st to December 20th. 4-41'
It you want to
with.
issouri pacific
RAILWAY.
The Direct Route
FOB ALL P0IN8 IN
Colorado.
fur. Jed. Price 2.? cents per box. v-tt
For sal bv F. M. t'rumly & Co.
Mm. Martin in chrge of the mulinery
department ot A. Martin & Co. would
be glad to sec her many lady customers.
Mahnne is assessing the Virginia
j department clerks m Washington at
the rate of $25 n every $600.
For a Clt-an Share
Go to Crouch Bros, shop, near southwest
corner of the square. They have a neat,
comfortable room. T.o-ti
Betel Property for Sale-
The Olive House, on southwest corner
of the square. 3 ast opposite the Opera
building, is now tor sale on reasonable
1
terms. Call on or aaores
4$.tt. w J- Lansdown. '
Heoje and Let for Sale.
Situated in the northwest part ot the city ;
house ha four rooms; size ot lot 165x80
A good well aad other improvements
For further information apply at this
effice. 45-t
For improved land call on
BenB. Caxtesbvhy,
j Farm for Salt.
rent a hue leave it j j have a small farm containing 61
Hen. B. Canterbury j acres which I will sell at a bargain. The
i insnrovements consist of a house with 4
. . n rooms and cellar, and out buildings,
For a good farm any where in Bates o. plentT ot fruit OI an kinds, and plenty of
cation Baf B. Casisebiev. living water. .Located 4 miles south-
. ' j west of Johnstown, known as the Tom
: Harm n place. 1 erms reasonable.
3t T. W. Crew.
t ai , . . - . , ' hi p
It you want to sell town property eave . Settlement.
it with Hmc B. Cantercrv 1 Notice is hereby given to all creditors, j
lonrf others interested in the estate ot 1
mmoaniesi Elisha E.Fraaee deceased, that Johnaon
For ,nureace 1 reliable compaa.es Administrator ol said -estate, in
tend to make final settlement thereof, at
the next term ot the Bates county Pro-
bate Court, in Bate county. State ot
1 Missouri, to be held at Butler on the
i 13th day ol November, iS8i.
' Jomxsox Hii.l,
j 4 Public Ad'wr.
2 Trains Daily
VIA ST. LOUIS.
can on
Bex B. Caxterury
For Abstracts or Titles call on
Bex B. Castkhbi-rv
It ou want toeII a farm put ittvith
Bbn B. Caxterbi hy.
If you want to borrow money on 3 or 5
years time call on
Bbn B. ''aterbirv
If vo wlnt DsTTre teed Pow
ers of Attornev, Leases, &c written call
on ?en B- Canterbi-rv
EAST and NORTH
2r TransDaily
Take Jo tic -Xotice
is hereby given to all parties
who wish to par their tax, that I can be
found at the county treaiurei office on
and after November 1st.
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