The Butler weekly times., November 08, 1882, Image 3

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rimm Table Mo. Pacific U. It. 1 A WILD WOMAN OF THE WOODS.
tivgton & Southern Branch. -
A-
Trains leave Butler daily as follows:
1 GOING NORTH.
Ta Express (dailj0 5:2? a m
,plin & K. C. Express 7:50 p. m. j
t ii-al Freight 9:3 A-M- t
GOING SOUTH.
T-vas Express (daily) 9:10 P m Special DUpatch to the Phi!
j Terror Inspired in North Carolina
By a Baby -Eating Hegress
Attempts to Capture Her.
C. Express
1oplia& K. C. Expre
focal Freight
. . . 7 140 A. M.
..9:30 A. M.
Times.
iq. For
F.. K. Carnes, Agent.
sec re r Societies.
MASONIC.
Rutler Lodge, o. 254,
meets the first
c-SrHav in each month.
Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons,
No. 76, meets second Thursday in each
Gouley Commandery Knights Templar
meets the first Tuesday in each month.
I. O. O. FELLOWS.
Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon
day night.
Butler Encampment No. 76 meets the
2nd and 4th Wednesdays in each month
l"IaVaC?all.
JOHN PERRIE, M. D. Physician and
Obstetrician, Butler, Mo. Office
and residence, house lately occupied by
I T Graves, near East district shooL
Rete'rence, lr, L. M. Wright 22297
TM. CHRISTY, M, D., Homoepathia
.Physician and surgeon. Special at
tention given to female diseases, Butlei
Mo. Office, North side square over
ilahn & Co's. Residence, Ohio street, 4
doors west ot Wyatt & Boyd's lumber
yard.
r D. WOOD, Physician and Surgeon,
JJ, Butler,
Jlo. Office over Aaron
Hart's store.
m C. BOULWARE, Physician and
L Surgeon. Office north side square
Uiseasesoi women anu tun-
Butler, Mo.
ren a specialty
A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler,
Mo. Will attend to cases in any
court of record in Missouri, and do gener
al collecting business.
7 O. JACKSON, attorney at law,
W Butler, Mo., office over F. M.
Crumly's, Drug house on West side
261-17-ti
Miscellaueoufi.
T V. BROWN, Judge ot Probate, But-
XJ ler Mo. Will draw ana acKnowieagc
,WHs. contracts, leases and all papers re
quiring the acknowledgment or jurat of a
clerk ot a court 01 recora.
$5 t Si'iO per day at home. Samples
worth tree. Aaaress ouiiu
Portland, Maine. 16-iy
66 a week in your own town. Terms
md Sr. outfit free. Address II Hallett &
Co., Portland, Maine. '6-iv
J, Everingham, M. D
Residence west side
North Main street
E, L, Rice M, D,
Residence east of
sqr, . with J, C,
CiarK,
EVERINGHAM & RICE.
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS,
Having formed a copartnership tor the
practice of medicine and surgery, tender
their services to the citizens of Butler
and surrounding country,
OFFICE in Everingham's new brick
west side square. Calls attended to
at all hours, day or night, both in the
city and country. 241 14
Charlotte, N. C, Oct
months past there have been rumors
of a terrible apparition which has
frightened all the women and chil
dren in Clear Creek township. The
women say that lor two weeks they
have been subject to terrifying'
visits, in the absence of their hus
bands, fiom a creature like a shiny
Dlack negress, .with long hair and
gleaming eyes. She asks in hardly
.distinguishable gibberish tor a baby
to eat, and makes efforts to get hold
ot the children. The men, getting
tired of the fears of their wives, de
termined to try to catch the creature,
and for the last week crowds of far
mers have been daily and nightly
chasing her, without success. The
first effort to catch her was made a
week ago by; John Roberts, a black
smith. Tne wiltl creature had ap
peared several times at a fire which
it was the habit of Cortey Moore,
colored, of the neighborhood, to
light after dark in the yard of. his
house for the preperation of his
meals. Roberts was put there to
watch tor her and she appeared even
before the flames were well kindled.
She presented such a wild look in
the halt light and asked tor ioou in
such a wild fashion that Roberts was
demoralized. lie recovered how
ever, made an outcry and attempted
to sieze the woman, but she slipped
through his hands and disapparcd :n
the dark shadows ot the woods.
Tuesday morning Mannar Stephen
Cawell caught sight ot the creature
and chased her across an open field.
He was badly hurt in his efforts to
keep up with her, and reported that
she outran a buck and cleared four
corn rows at a leap. That same
night she was again enticed from the
gloom of the woods by the kindling
of a fire and was chased by thirty
men, without success. Capt. Marsh
Allen later in the day met her in the
neighborhood, with her face torn and
bleeding and a long bloody knife in
har hand. The creature was naked
and so unearthly and terrible looking
to him that he says he is not sure it
is a human being. Her hair reached
almost to her feet, but was kinky
like that of the African. It is not
mere fright that has caused the coun
try nponle to organize in their at-
"71 . 1
tempts to catch the creature wnicn
has been living in the torests ana
svvamos for a year or more. Some
months ago, it is reported, an mianr.
was soirited away from its parents
yard while tney were m tnetunmciu
and was never heard from, and the dis
appearance was from that section ot
the country in which the wild woman
has been seen, and mothers, wnue
and black, are in terror for fear their
little ones may also become food for
. i-.-. 1
the cannibal negress. xesieruiiy
A Poker-Playing Millionair.e
A millionaire in New York who
dispenses princely hospitality, has a
great liking tor Poker. One even
ing while playing with a foreign
Minister, the frame alonor at mia-
, -, - a
night all at once became exciting.
The deal giving the millionaire the
eight, nine and ten and jack of
hearts. He discarded a spade and
got the queen of hearts. The Min
ister called for two card. He had
already three kings, and in the
draw got the fouith. Quietly the
players began to bet. The pile
amounted at last to $600,000, when
the millionaire called his opponent.
When the Minister laid down his
four kings the banker put his straight
flush beside them without a word.
The Minister seemed a little sur
prised, but merely said: "Very
good the ; the money is youis." He
had lost $300,000, but it did not
sour him a bit. The game was not
resumed, but he talked as pleasantly
as it he had won a fortune instead
of losing one. The banker seemed
embarassed, and his friends who
had dropped out ot the game, were
uncomfortable. He decided on the
spot that it would not do to hae any
more poker-playing in his house.
It might be said that he drew his
friends there to fleece them. He
still nlavs a little srame now and
' r '
then, but only at the
Post-
PA'.KLTS HAIR BUSID.
1
The Eest. Ckaaest aad
most Eooaoaucai Hair
Drassiac. .
BSTsf rails 13 KSSHE
youthha color to grey
uc ana z micui
Flortstea Cologne.
,.t sMi lattt) fnrffi
rat S juJ. Ac
PARKER'S
MERTONIC
A Pan Fanily Medicine that Never leUxieale.
If you are a mechanic or Comer, worn out with
overwork, or a mother run down by family or house
hold duties try Pakkek's Gin&ks Tontc
If yon are a lawyer, minister or business man ex
hausted by mental strain or anxious cares 4a not
take intoxicating stimulants, but use Pahu's
Gi.nceh Tonic.
If you have Dvspepsia. Rheumatism, Kidney or
Urinary ComDlaints. or if you are troubled with any
disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood or nerves
you can be cureu by rARKu s oikubk i uk-
Hrouare wasting away from ace, dissipation or
anv ouirase or weakness and require a stimulant take
r.' -r : -nl : .J ki..!
UlftbEK 1U.ML11DWX; 11 W lit uitijw.lc .hu
vou ud from the first dose but wiU never intoxicate.
It has savel hundreds of lives it may save yours.
I1ISC0X i CO., US VTU!im St Nw York. SOc.
on iiu ; j v ml U dAlr la madiciiiM.
GREAT SAVING BCTtNG DOLLAR 3I7-E.
C. BRICKER, iDontbs led Astray
I lav ins
purchased the intere-t of Thus
Bcrrvhill ia the
LIVERY AND FEED
North Side ct the Public Square, I amj
now prepared to furnUh the very best ot j
TEAMS
; By the peculiarly worded advertisements
ot rival routes, gotten out tor the o!e
purpose deceiv ing the public.
ASK ANY TICKET AGENT
j (.Except those working :or a competing
' road) Which i the Shortest and Quick
est Route trom M. Lotii to
LIHISVILLE, CIXCIWATI.
WASHINGTON or IMLTIMORE.
And vou will be told the
. & M. IHL'y.
club. N. Y.
rm 91 KKI.SO. M. D. Physician and
XV. Surseon. Office first door over Post
office Butler Mo. 220- 12-tt
Xafi-wy?.
S. B. LASH BROOK. THOS. J. SMITH
LASHROOK & SMITH, Attorneys at
Law utler, Mo. Wil practice in
h rnnru nf Rates and adioining coun
ties, Collections promptly attended to
on1 T flYPS Paid tor Non-residents.
Office, front room over Bates county Na-
t.nfil Rank -
TOHN S. & S. P. FRANCISCO, Attor
I novK at- Law. Butler. Mo., will prac
tice in" the courts of Bates and adjoining
counties. Prompt attention given to coi
lections. Office over Ilahn & Co.'s har
ware store.
An Ominum Gatherum List.
The editor ot the Schell City
JVe-zvs manages to live on the follow
ing bill ot tare, which his subscribers
weekly supply :
Apples, artichokes, beans, beer
chips, b'rickbats, coal, corner lots,
cow bells, corn, dried fruit, dutch
cheese, cals, empty bottles, tish,
fowl, game, gander, gold, green
backs, gristmills, horses, herring,
hoop-skirts, ink, Indian scalps, jacks,
jugs, Jamaica rum, kraut, lumber,
liver pads, lasses, mules, marriage
licenses, macaroni, nursery stock,
nutmegs, owls, olive oil, opossums,
paleofheriums, pencakes, pool tables,
quaits, quicksilver, rubies, ramrods,
sections of land, setterpups, spondu
hx, steamboats, ten-dollar bills tor
tadooles. trichinea, um
brellas, U. S. bonds, violins,
wagons, whetstones, wheat,
thoxylnm, yams, zebras, etc.
veal,
xan-
c. I 7 st-rharles Street. St. Louis.Mo.
A regular graduate of two Medical OoUeaf .b a been
loniwr located than any otherPhrsiciau ia c-t-Loui.
a cut lHUiers abowand all old resident ka.w. by pii
Uis. do&orrbcM. QlMt, Btrletux. Orchiua. Kup
ixira Urinary ByphlUUc or MercunilAffscnoM
of Throat. Skin or Bone eared Saral?. r,riTelr.
SpciWWrheaJSexualDebOity and Iinpoten
cy lit he reault ofSalf-Abo.exual eXL-e. InEi
tareryears.orovbodnworkj.roducinenrToa3a em:nal emiaaiooc, dobultr, oimnesa of ht, at ac
tive memoryTphjScal decay veraion tonociel on
ustoTideaioSof xual power, nib. . r
deriaa marriace improper, oared. Coamltj tun at
tffiiaOT b7snS freTand .Titod. Paniphi-t ona
PLFl!?i8 GUIDE!
read ith.n kePun
teilook andker. B Ct. by mail In mwF orpw
t, En5Sb-aA-ynch r.aA or .poken.
1 llrJ:fWor, of Wa ATOrjion to
SnS7awtre Memory and Diwrdara brovvbl
ootoSta5Druha. the ingrediwtijt.
IX Int7.T6l Htt.rlMgt. LooU Ma.
Dr.JACQUES
thma, Oieet, Urinary or Bladder diseaaee. . ltr
nataaaMcnred ia f.w dayej Dtaeaae.
from aelf-Mnea, or xpaaore eared tor Ufa wiUi jtJ
HMdiciae. Advioa fiwe. Cbarsw low. Call ec wriw
MARRIAGE GUIDES
Oa short notice. My terms are reason
able. Also keep good
Saddle Horses.
A Cordial invitation extended to the
public and epecia!!v those in need of
anything in mv line to call and tee me.
C. BRICKER
BUTLER
NAT QNA
L
1
Its trains leave St. LouU alter all train
of other lines have departed, and arrive
in advance ot all other line at LouW
ville and Cincinnati.
It is the only line with Four Dail
Trains run nine every car throurh with
out change.
The only line bv which you can secure
tickets to New York, Boston, and all
other eastern cities, via Wast ington and
uaiiimore
The only line with through rant from
St. Louis" to Oakland, Deer Park, and
the taiiiotis resorts to the 'irginias.
The only
Chair Car-.
line with revolting Parlor
istjtjisi, 310.
Autliorized Capital.
Capital Paid up
$400,000
.10.000
BOOKER POWELL, President
T.W. CHILDS, Vicefresident.
Wm. E. WALTON, Cashier.
C. C. DUKE, As-'t Cashier
The only line by which all classes cf
Passengers are carried on all Trains In
Through Cars without paving extra fare.
It vou leave St, Louts 011 a niirht train
by any other route than the Ohio and
Mississippi, you will be compelled to
change cars at midnight or pay extra
fare.
The only line with through car from
St Louis to Washington and Baltimore
without change.
7
4
Dr. T. C. Boulware,
t . H. Irwin.
Judge J. II. Sullens,
Dr. IN, L., wnippie,
A. L, McBride,
M. L, Wolte,
C, II, Dutche,
John B. Ellis,
A, II, Humphrey,
Green W.Walton,
T, W, ChUds,
R. D. Williams.
Ohio & Mississippi
the popular route, the most comfort
abte line to
NIAGARA FAXiIiS
PARKINSON & AERNATHY, Attor
nov at Law. Butler. Mo. Office west
sidw of the so, u are
22
When you want a neat
fit tor a drive don't fail
call.
high-toned out
to give them a
45-tt.
the farmers, some mounted and oth
ers on foot, assembled for the pur
pose ot surrounding a swamp in
which the creature is Known iu
hid. There were tour hundred men
banded together tor the chase. At
-
first it was attempted to run her
down with bloodhounds, bnt they re
fused to chase her, which deepened
the sunerstitious feeling with which
the men as well as the women of the
community began to regard her.
The men then made the attempt to
catch her, but without success. The
excitement among the negroes and
simple country folks is intense. By
the more intelligent farmers from
that section the theory is advanced
that the creature is some half-witted
woman, who has been so long hunted
down that she lives in terror of all
human beings, and therefore lives
like an animal in the forest, her ne
cessities having forced her to eat
anything she can get, including even
human rlesh.
Here is an account ot an Ameri
can invention, printed in the London
Standard just the thing for girls
who like dancing for dancing's sake
The "irreproachable waltzer" is ;
stmit frame of li?ht wood, ot about
five feet in height, and remotely re
sembling an old-fashioned kite
frame. At the top of the frame is a
padded "rest" for the lady's hand,
and at about the middle 01 tne irame
is a jointed arm, capable ot being
placed around a young lady's waist
and securely fastened in that position
with a thumb screw. The frame
has two feet, furnished with castors,
each one of which has a universal
joint, so that it can turn freely in any
direction. The whole affair weighs
only five pounds, and it is made to
fold together, so that a lady can car
ry it in her hand, either with or
without a shawl strap.
P1ICKLY
BITTERS
Judge Booker Powell, Wm, K, Walton,
Receives Deposits subiect to check at
. a 11
6ight, Loans money, buys ana sens ex
change, and does a general banking bus.
iness.
Correspondents.
Merchants' National Bank,.. Kansas City
Vallev National Bank St. Louis,
Donell, Lawson & Simpson.. New York,
OTHER STOCK HOLDERS:
G, B, Hickman, S, Q. Dutcher,
R, D, Williams, f rank v 01 is,
John Pharis, Henry Donovan,
.!, J, McKee, J, R, Estill,
7 ' - w a ma-
C, C. Duke. Mi A, xuaynam.
Your business is lespectfully solicited
Notice of Settlement upon
lion.
State of Missovi
Reeigni
ovRi,
ss.
County ot Bates
In the Probate Court of Bates county.
aioresaid, November term, a. d. 1SS2.
Estate of John A. Swearengen, Minnie
Swearengen and Franklin Swearengen,
minors, fohn A Speaks, guardian.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed guardian ot the estate of John A.
Swearengen, Minnie Swearengen and
Franklin Swearenger, minor, heirs of
Marv C. Swearengen, deceased, h?s
made a just and true exhibit of the ac
count between himself and his said wards
and asking to be permitted to resign his
trust in this behalt, and filed the same
with the Probate Court ot said Bates
county, and that on the 1st day of the
next November term, iSSi, thereof he
intends to apply to said Court for per
mission to resign his said Trust and
for leave to make a final settlement of
his guardianship, accounts and for his
tina discharge as such, October 9th, A. o.
1SS2.
loux A. Speaks.
Guardian.
Fortunes for farmers and Mec hanics.
Thousands of dollars can b saved by
using proper judgment in taking care of
the health of yourslt-and family. If you
are Billious, have sal ow complexion,
poor apetite, low and depressed spirits,
. nd generally debilitated, do not delay a
Vnit .hi at once and procure a
ItlVlliV -
bottle of those wonderful Electric Bitters,
which never fail to cure, and that lor
tho triflino- sum of fifty cents. Sold by
r
F. M. Orumlv & Co. No. 1.
Free of Cost.
All persons wishing to test the merits
of a great remedy one that will positively
cure consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis or anv effection 01 the tnroat
and lunes 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
- 1 11 1 4-4.1 ...
show vou what a regular oonar-suc uomc
will do. No. 1
HAS BEEN PROVED
TIM SUREST CURE for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
t . l.n Vaolc or disordered urine indl-
te that you are a victira ? TE3N DO HOT
maaTTiTTI- nae Kldnor-Wort at onee, (drae-
I la-i"ta recommend it) and It wiU ipctdily orar
roome th il r and rsstora fcealtliy action.!
A- 5"or complainte pecnuawi
ta tout acx. eucn aa paizu
trcakneases, Kianey-V-ort js uwarpaasca.
aa it will aat promptly and aareiy.
briofe dMt or ropy depoeita, and dull dxagciacj
loipaina. aU ajjanrlllr yield to ita mntrn powaar,
W 4. BOU T t.t. DBPQQIBTB. Prloe 1.
11 ZGtti Vj
mm uMhi of the Hit of the human.
body arise from a derangement of the
Liver, affecting both the etomaeh and
bowels. In order to effect a cure, it i
fy. rfmore the cause. Irregu
lar and Sluggish action of the Botoels,
n.K0-fUeknessmtthe8tomaeh,Pain
in the Bach and Loin,ec., indicate that
the Liver is at fault, and that nature re-
, in tMhU this organ to
jwr "-
.l..m akW ImimiritleSm
riir.iv A.b Bitter oreiee"V
compounded for this purpose. ThV are
mild in their action and effective as
eure ; are pleasant to the taste and taken
easily by both children and adults. Ta
ken according to directions, they are a
safe and pleasa ntcu re for Dyapeplav
General Debility, atottnal Con
sttnatlon, Dlseaied Kidneys,
e terete. A, a Blood Prlfleriy
are superior to any other medicine;
cleansing the system thoroughly, and
imparting new life and energy to the in
ralid. It is a medicine and not an
Intoxicating beverage.
Ml VIM SUBSIST f SB rBICllT ASH BITTtSS,
ud take no otbar. PKICX. l-00 per BoUl.
MEYER BROS. CO., - SOLE PROPRIETORS,
8t Txrata sad Kaoaaa City. Ma.
BATES COUNTY
National Bank.
BUTLER, MO
ORGANIZKD ! IStl.
HOURS the Quickest ROUTE to
HOl'KS the Quickest ROUTE o
RAIVriHOIIE.
Lake Chatuqua & Saratoga.
And with its coi nection forms a very
desirable route for New York, the Palace
sleeping coaches in use on thi road,
which are run through wunoui cnanj(c,
are the most comfortable In the World.
For lull ped rcliab e information, please
consult with Ticket AgenU ot Connect
ing line west ot St. Louis, t
01 AND 103 NORTH
In St. Lo'.
FOURTH ST
W. W
D.
PKABODY,
Gen-1 Superlnterdent.
W. B- SIIATTUC
Gen'l Pas. Agent.
BACON, General Western Passen
ger Agent. St. Louis, Mo.
33-tt-
Capital paid in, - - S 75.000.
Surplus - - S 20.000
Large Vault, B urglar-Proof
Safe with Time Lock.
We are prepared to do a general bank
ing business. Good paper always in
demand. Buy and sell exchange,
receive deposits &c, &c
DIRECTORS.
Money to Loan
On Farms at 7 per cent interest and
Commission on
3 to 5 Years
PflULJ
Uime with privaleyt of paying be lor
; due it deiiretl. Money furnished on
short notice.
J. C. Clark,
Hon. I B. Newberry
I. N. Mi
!Sir Charles Dilke announces that
no new negotiations have been en
tered into with France and Spain
regarding the commeicial treaty.
that
It is reported in
Gladstone, in return
party's support on the
lutions, will
legislation.
The
London
tor the Irish
cloture reso-
mtrodnce tresh Irish
Jlot ce Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given to aU creditors,
and others interested in the estate of
fclisha F.. Frazee deceased, that Johnson
Hill, Administrator ot said estate, in
tend lo make final settlement thereor. at
the next term ot the Bates county Pro
bate Court, in Bates county, State t
Missouri, to be held at Butler on the
13th dav of November, iSS- -
Johnson Hill, ,
Public Ad'mr.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
blade, rM after af.jrit dg
colored. Urine, and
MOTIPATIOW,
Lewis Chenev,
Dr. Elliot Pyle
F. P. Henrv. I. - -Mams,
Dr. J. Everingham, J. P. Edwards,
J itr r T .1
l.l.Kvan, "J-ua,ui
Dr. D. D. Wood, J. M- Patty,
Geo. W. Miers, F. Coleiran Smith.
F. J.Tvgard.
OFFICERS.
W. E. WALTOM
4
4--it.
PPiBKENESS AM) OPIl'M EUlMi
C. C. eers. M. D. & Son 433 Fourth
avenue. New York, have painless rem
edies for these evils. Thousands cure.
all r send stamp lor evidence.
Vash1n5ton grand-jury re-
ceived a communication purporting i
r . r- r- I-.- 1
1 t come rro.il ruicnrai un ikwu,
! asking a hearing on ihe bribery
matter. The court has stmt for Mr.
Dickson t-- kntv whether or not he
1 wrote :t. 1
1 ri tf
tL XJ
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or fcia atyla of fHILAPILf B1 A
IRUfim. mVfom vm may w mm
irrTPSPILUan iaujyawap.
riud. Price eenta.
imaheaaaminedbeorm
nam fori. TttiaiBtbanna
trta eiaar oonpasias retail tic
50. AU HachiMiavBrraQtnlfcr
S ar (nri far IUaatrated Of
cnlar d Tattiaaauala. Addnaf
niaKIJS A. WOOB at Cft
U l.aWftSt,Fi2lt,a
the
tkua tb sxsHn is
00 we
arc pro-
LEWIS CHENEY
J.C.CLARK - -F.
I. TYGARD -
President
Vice PiesideTTt.
Cashier.
-awe miuh mt
YOUTH and MAWWOtg
BT A PHT1C1A erl
xprlm. !'
aiDtloa tre" aaa :
na. waleli It expos, rneo metm.
THE UBUSHEH, Boa 234. Mil'
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L. ml Ji
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OfTr'
tof Jrom,luernmimn
andrhoephorueln.
'wi pmi all efiromy
SmmlHmlmS MaftWi UmW
teeth, mo rViai mrtm-lli mf
Hmmirom, preparations.
1 1 . IfTJT a 1 r Tnni la kit mrOet. aad 1 a an exprnnttx ot
"7W mwT . - - -nw.Km an mvm lit lea
TUTPS I1AIRDVE.
Hi vCK by nPInntaneouly. Sold
r -r a "J-mral color, aro receipt of .
L . IVP MVKBAV CT, JTEW IOWL
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