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MISSOURI,
Vol. vi l
BUTLER.
WEDNESDAY -JAXl'Ain
iS8.
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mm m arbbsfsj
VeII, how
it., m
l I
finally?
I --lie !'-- ev
ery c
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frr' strong m Ieth. A YU!r..i of th-.: CcM-t Kind cf -;... . . rr;.:ur Situation.
lid the inveterate o.:t. " ' '
in .!-! lory, cine lie w... v.'....iiu ! .-.v.i :. street. ' i::t ' ' -:':t' ":,:i'.
cd the n.;.-.V.':-.T. w;th a !!.. -i grin ; .,v I :ee. u he it c-,!'- : " v " ' ""'-' ' ;
K? ESsSa si u n 5c Ml
.: .sm, '. !i .i-;!!i:i;,it.inc l.e'td m- ' " ...
f;, . 1. 1 ....! t f i i .. ,. of h: - si-.,-. .J the Lite I Ie.; .
... .- i,- .....':.;..,.. i --ii i - '
,He :re:it! :i! "; A
-nts. "lost cveiv cent nuci
. ;r.!!v was dm
jecesMlv ot going to the College
iospital when he was j.ttaeked with
iitctypii''''' '-'vcr- 1 uc" "u
Xbt-night before he died there we
I Urral of us wno h:
5js :.IIji'.-s i rlore present. a:td I will
sever h-:vt the scene. There was
. Mi'iilktj-r iitnl thiee of
(our sporting men standing about his j ' ;
iiiii (-or ... . ... . . .i... . ...... f,.i . ' - '
1 (u: !i::vr . was w; it,1... ih- , .....
, lowe'l Uj OV a ::,:;! : i i:o:n. -i v :
i wile an! I h-ivcn ' !. .eu !! ); ! -. tor . . . . - ; . ... .
; hv? Iat vrar am! sl.v h:- riinU: vp : ...
: , , , , oprx" te i-:!v- -ti-.. a i i at v. - .it- s
lier 1 1 1 : :i 1 to app.y t..r a Ir.o i-.-. . . . . . , t 1
I not hciitrt o? ,u..v i i y j S If B
1 r!ie tv,, c.-L-.'h:;-'-. ti !.i: .v. Mie !- ; t;. ,.nrt;r Siu:h ,i Jb s"W
,:i :i;v part j t!u,. t;u.y prcv-e.! ;::. n r..ci: . !e j
.... t. . --r; i . . . .! .. .. ?
''i-m woy?. u;i se t: - 4o l:o .v tl.'.- j ,v. .;!:. -. : . r :
honiict 3 : ; -! : jT( . . ;C : ., a (, ; , : halls. AiU" .... .
; sho.v what a j tll. p;trtk... h.Ml rc,:!:!.:,.i p.,; j 11 1 1 1 ?H )U J
. She's - sit ttonji. pi.st.-l in hatid untl triev.ef. j JUOIIPV
or taov cvtrvthmif hcintr a.s a ;e.it)i. I
jury :u -w0'"" j aJi . Prentiss (iierv f-;i a little .' . j
;,re via --veiai j v.i,0 !inv.,,.K to e -the i'l'.n," !
,,,e c.t her cor- ;,, , ..Mv x.sa;.a ihe' IMSfeilSa
i ! . .. . ? pJSII.M 1 I i
:er:a,-:. are :(,e!i.,e.t, : K- j
a cioui'.ed cr.rt rooai -Tt . r.a . j
i TUt-M- an Solid V itSs.
. ! ... ,..!... t I I
; -ur'torhi.; lutiaar.ity, iruiv i l-.ieciru i
j ttii'.er-. ii!::c:i..:y or tne ner, h!..hi:.-
I
of potls in all (lopailiiiciUs at
l 32 U OBC b 2 til
tl.e wanJ. When I came
'Gmnk. old hoy, hiw U'-'!' ,tr I J;,rv- nc s ,,,! !
'"Allriht, Tom,' avs I. 'hov.- : will h... t!ie j-'1'-
"'Well, 1 feci prttty Nil.' as jT-..-.i ..ff a -lu-
he -anti I v'.oti't knr.w whether I :m iu court : s .n evr
jjoin to pull through r not ' C:hv' -('; !- 1t''!("'t
it . . . . .-.:,, t. . , ... ! ! i i-.it r i ' ! tiiar I t u ca'eii-o ko
J1C i.imv.i. ... , - rv
4iil the minister, 'ami I have
trying to impress upi: ii'm: t!;e ne-
cesMtv of pteparin'h.r the-next :v.r.
M.'l.nv. ' he
..i... : , ivHI trli vnn that von i an
''ood to look tln'ouirli ami save voii
' v
on all fall ami winior ju, );. lit
i '
been j occasions, an ! she's
in remember H:!
.'.rinvjs w: t o a
th.e ' s i"" s e:; 1 . o i -H: --e; .!
vMt.p';tS.
r.'r-T
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A
cannot 11 e.'
'i isimot itvc: .sa:o i o.o . j
'No.' said tlie physician, "1 I i
! ha!"
'tut where
: t. i . . .!... ... trnf ii
uiin.; tt out nioii " ir ' v"u - ,v i i
you cannot live an hour longer.'
., "'Now look here, s;.;l Tom.
li.siny in thebeJ ami lookiut; like an
animated "host, hh eves as hig as
nirii iris, .'ill: 1 the hand ot death plain-
in"' " '
V'y marked ipon his face, 'yon tel -ovvk
say I cannot live an hour. I'll
tell von what we'll no. 1 d put up
my pants over there against anv par
of pants in tlie house that I live two
k tours.'
K "I knew it would please hun, so I
yi: 'All riht, Tom; it's a i'o.' "
I ' tTf, -in li.viir stv th.tt his lost
hour had come, and I made his head
tisier on the pillow. When we
I were expecting to see him drop off,
A he rose and said: 'Lost again, by-
pnsrer! I should have coppered that
1 lkt .r,l K.. cinl.' 1v:irL- fin thr nilliiw
dead." Minneapolis Tribune.
Haw Prentice Wrote r Poem.
V ; One evening while sitting in
XWalker's wine-room in Louisville,
virink.ug cnau.pagne. vjcoige u .
rrenttce. the great editor of the
Courier-Journal, told Col. Joyce,
then a oung oHicer in the iederal
annv stationed at the Kentucky
metropolis, how he came to write
the tamous poem, "The Closing ot
i)e:;-sen
it
"Whv. I s!;ll) tiu
ver and she'll have to pav her
lawyer ami et her bill whheu
sition. Tlie papers won't -ive
three lines there'll !e no jury to
see the scars n ladv spectators to
xvi ep no boo n to iloat her into the
! market on. It yon want to see tiie
! . -v r i
niadest woir.an in toe sta.e or .wun-
i i
ian lust tirop aiotnuno nmnun .nvi j
r'-'ulater c er placed witiiin the reaeli ot
sii'?tt:ri:i.; humtiitv, irelv is Kieclrii
'tiiters.' li!::c:nity or the liver, liiiiioi:-.-nes,
iaiuiviiee, i ur,-ti jiation, vea&. Htte
ucs, or aav dieae ot the urinary or
- ins, ,,r -.!-.r.L'er reijuires an :.ppct ier,
"onic or miU .stimulant, will aiw.is tin it
Klcctric Hitters the best and only certain
euro known . They act mreK am! emd.
Iv, eierx hi tl'.e guaranteed to j;ive entire
satisfaotioa or monev retanded. Sohl at
tit;, cent- l-ottie lv I. M. C:e.'.i :v vV
Co. 4
W e have a!w ays known that the
world is chock full oi eassedncss,
rhig my front door bell he! he! and that meanness pre vads to a cer
r .s ii ' i itn rv!,.ni or-iono- ttn? luemherN of
he . Detroit I-ree i ress.
humanity. Y e have tried our oesi
Tidings of Comfort aui Joy.
Hoise City, Dec. 22. The bill
prescribing strong anti-Mormon
oaths tor county officers throughout
the Territory passed both Houses to
day, and will be approved by .the
Governor to-morrow. Tt will
into immediate effect, and will pre-
I vent the qualification t all the ot-
ficers-elect in Bear'Lake county, ami 1 t,,r preacher only one dollar a year,
part of those in other counties. Tlie j JS a Vff.ry rM cu5.s. u-ith wlsom thi
bill provides for the tilling ot such 1 an;;ejs vdl never desire to associate
vacancies by appointment by the j man who will live two weeks on
Governor. The bill has been care- j soup ,.Kld- from two horn buttons is
fully prepared, and there can tie 110 mean, nijrgarolv
doubt of its constitutionality- The
only question now arising is the 1
power ot the peodle to enforce such
to find out from all sources within
our reach just who is the nie.-.nest
man in the world. Lately we have
solved the problem. A man who
will kick his wile out ot bed on a
cold winter morning, when the ther
mometer i-s -O degrees below zero,
to build a lire, is a mean man. A
church Member, w ho is worth om
i hundred thousand dollars, and ;)3y
1 -x' . rn 1. t " . t ! '. .
ioves, isoMorx. ouon. i i umun nr.-. ji?i. sr. .
OucoHsv, an in fact tho larijvsi coijilMiicd slock of pMuis in ! .att
or Vernon roiTiiti(is. EvorvlKxh cordially invilco t vii(. on;
manniiotli store. M. S. COWLES MERCANTILE CO.
Corner Park Ave., and 6th sc. IfcKlll I-ITJL.J
'JVHllI
j t ; i 1 i
THE BEST LINE EAST
IS THE
Ohio & Mississippi R'y
The Ohlest Established
From
i1
Route
a law. in the conviction of persons
m, Closing or , commk pen;,jrv in tak;ng
'That poem," said j ; T, . . .
become conii- I ,aw restrictins thc pnvdees of
had ranked it.,,,, j mtl,.t,c
, the Year."
rientice, who had become confi
dential atter Joyce
; (lit ilO II lOI l. HU "' " ;
with "Thanatopsis" as the greatest j h;sto.v (f the Terntorv. j
poem in the language, "was written ; . j
. . . ?reial eredit is due Hon. L.
on Hie sum- nt !!x innmpnf. and 1 ! l . .
mean, mggaroiv cieaauc,
whose bones the devil will never
care to feast. The man who wili
beat his child for sticking its finger
in a pail ot water and hum in up
what became of the hole, when it
took its finger out. is a very mean
man. The man who loafs on tlu
street corner for the sole purpose o!
making vulgar remarks about the la
to be stretched up
on the spur ot the moment, and i i . , ,
x- v- ui Poa-'e, Cott;ciimnn trom Idaho I Wretch who ought
uashed it oft one New eat s mght ' .
... . , ! countv. and a prominent Democrat, i l,v the necls till th
)ust y the ilawn began to peep into i : ...
that nart ot the heac
, . . . . , ' -,! who supported the bill in direct an- ; where the brains ought to be, . ml
i the wiiniows ot mv thrty eu'tonal 11 . j , ,
' ', , . . tunmism to h s associates, and the ; cd with blood. But the incane-s.
,irofms. Mv naper had lust gone to 1 'uni i , , , . ,- ,., t. .
. , , ! tiaitv leaders. He is a gentleman j man the i-ord ever iet live on tut
press when a crowd oi newsboys t . i - , , , . u , .. ;u ,..
. ... i hidi moral character, and a iegis- i ace nt the globe is one v ho . l.l it-
am into the oliice and asked me, . , ftu, .
. .. . . j lator w ho ath ' cates right and princi-i fuse to take his paper out ot the po.st
to write them something toracanei -s ! .
, , . . i pie in preference to the promotion of . 0flice when he owes two or .i.iee
address. It was the morning ot 1 i
v- , . . . '.. 1 party interests. 1 dollars for back subscription. Lk
New i ear s. and ttiev had irotten
L nothings yet. and were desperate.; Let this be Idaho's Christmas j ridge Star.
1 told them I would do the best 1 ; .v,.,-. ... ny boiv who has dlsease ot throat
could for them, and scratched oft : ''-"
that poem. 1: went to press with
TO
Dinciaaati liouisvillo
A M ALL I'OINTs BEYOND,
-k ni lXATI and LOLIS UXL.
With Throuii I)av Cars. IV.ir.r smd
Palace Sleeping coaclic.
J Dissolution Notice.
! The partnership heretofore cxist-
ing between S. J. (Jroves and Nath-
i -in ('.t,.,' under the firm ll.lllie of
: . - ' ' ,
1 J . iv . 1 1 .1.
t jroves iro s. iris oeen ov muiuai
consent dissolved, Nathan Groves
retiring. S. I. Groves will assume
all liabilities of the firm and will
collect all outstanding accounts, and
he earnestly desires a speedy s, Itle-
! mcnt without further notice. Ilusi
j ness will be continued at old stand
j opposite postotlice. North Main St.
j S. J. GltOVKS.
j -. N!1!AN (jHOVI.
Su'c-lnnt lor Everybody.
' A neat monthly puolication called
i The Sunshine Magazine, is becom
ing quite popular among the ladies,
and has readei s in most every tow n,
t It is a laro-e Illustrated Magazine
! devoted to Fashions, Fancy Work.
1 Cooking. Farming, and Household
: Matters. Its low subscription price
I to new subscriber, nly fifty cents
1 a year, gives it a huge circulation.
Sample coppics ten cents. Address,
j The Sunshine Magazine. Fillmore,
( Allegany Co.. N. V.
Go and -ee Maynnrd's plush goods
J.T.GRAVES &S0N
South'-a-'. Corner Square, Kr-! ?o r
Ka't Orange Store, (?v! ."'hn J
Haiii'4 j.;;ri !isc i
KF.LLKU fc rn.,
.!..! coir.t'
lie '.m!i J
and fancy articles.
ADVIt'i: TO MOTHERS.
hardly an intei iin
... I,,.' u-i. mil send troot that I'iso
Ji luuo, .... i
Cure tor Uonsumption iumuicu oie .-..nc
arren. Pa.
i; wem u press wun - , ,; -1u.i
i , complaints in other case?.
ltei iineution, ami I was '. Htaps of Stuff for One Man 9 Ecljciia- ! ' jr. T. Hazeltine,
rather surprised tt find that it was so j tion. j .J
well received."- , ..........
vc nan a giciii uuuu'i itit j j
Palace Sleeping Cars Without
Change from ft. Louis in
tO HOI KS TO LOt'lSVII-I.K.
IO HOCKS TO CTN'CTN N'ATI.
yo HOURS TO WASHINGTON.
?I HOURS TO BALTIMORE.
3S HOURS TO NEW YORK.
X :Iiange of dars for
Classot I-assense.s. - . vou tiUtur!,fd at ight and broken
ond-Cla Pa?c??,er are ad rned on HUjttfri and
rust Expres Trains, riinmng 1 HKOl OH i . , ct cut.,., , tec-th? It -o,
WITHOUT CHANGE. . "J. -f , bott!c Mrs.
TnF 1 Winslow's Soothing Svriip For Children j
!.,.-.!,: id lain., iiu-.-itridiihie. It!
. lctli.Mii;. ' , !
' will relit-vc- the poor little bUtierer lair.ie
1 diatelv. Depend upon it, mothers, there
: mt-.nl.' n?oi!t' it. It cures dyen-
1 tervand diarrhoea, regulates the stomach
. . ? 1 . .....--
j and t.owets, cures uinu turn, ski"
Is the fhortest and quickest route, and j gumt., reduces inllammatior, :.nd give
rot, ear. o via Oincinati or Louisville; for-e and energy to the whole system,
a ehoice'of routes offered by noother line j Mrs. Vvinslow' Soothing S; .-nip rot
'.Children Teething is pleasant to the
" 1 . . -i n.i.. riniion ot one ot
The OHIO K MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY j the oldest "f;Jn
I.-, NOW Rl.NMNG A I. - .... r..Tcrifits throughout the
' world. Price cer.ts a ooxuc
HARNESS & SADDLED.
-
;.re prepared do I
wt' and
G u a 1 a n tec S-a t i sfc c : u . n
(iixe us rr".
. wm.--
"-j5TJIV SHOP
SOUTH MAI' fi
M
Doubled Single Barrel Gun
Hon t e t ter'
nier
Urooks .v; Mair.s, the enlei jm imi
tins morning." gleefully remarked
i r4 1 --suiteii nuters
m jl . . is thf artirlA -.
i . ... an editorial agriculturist to the busi- ;
Onerchant of Pleasant Gap, recently - ,
. .... nrss nvi:i;i?er. "It tilled mi eight
mportea over two hundred calves -
from Michigan. They were a iuie j j
-t, but unfortunately over fifty have "V-. it tacked up petty big.'' !
i-,-oed the b. 01., as moughts ot :
.i.iiO"s;ti.'u bdls ilit'ed through his ;
Made to irar.
tt. r.ofoi.
died recently. Mr. Main informs
as that he does nit know the name
wcau.se of tlie disea-.e, bin that it is m n h
i i;iirPst th- :.s.:iih .
i
ome lung diflicultv. At last ac
counts, Heie iiad been no deaths for i
everal dy. nml it was hoped th- j continue ! the editor with a s't
ruriiwi: u .ri. ,....,. .i T?-. v.-, : :.c..i T
- .s -,VIV V tlvV 1' . . -
(
oss so ; tvifif d
ar has been onite scvese. in dohars
. 1
J ud cents, and vr hope l he ws-i-st ;
over. Reci.td.
It wu a great i-.-(.! which will
u." v iii. i:-,"
s;tt-
te.-. "iioxv m.oiy firup.e o
vvtvi .-.c"- ' v ' ii :'o. igii r"
"T'.-.e . J '. fe.nlc1."'
oh:"
vou, it stimulates
ihf t.ntincr n-
S5- invigorates
tS r. K s. the bod - and
tt- x'-IT1 cheers the mind.
enables the
y'Vyi.- svstem to throw
r V-."' " thedebilitat-
f)f .ri4. r&& iv.fr effects ot u n
.efe due tatiae, gives
rencweo igcr to
the organs of di
ns, arous
!ix er m hen
inactive, renews
r-srrl? e-jhe hv,
'-1 R I
die jaded i.ppe ti:eas:!er.eoerages heahh
iu" repose. Its i:igreciier are sie, ana
ii.s credent iaU, which' cot i in the hear
tv endorse :ner.t of pero? of eterv class
; :i societv, ave most eonviucini-. Kor t-ale
tv all ."re iitts aud.ieei genevivlly.
JA1 TY 1 .TE
OF-
Palace Sleeping Coaches
Mav
'j4- vr ;
JfSS f.M'KA rvv.M.L.
O OA h T
IM:.-ivIv'wi: jrif fvAir 0?'t VtTf-:,
!HOHT IIORX Bl'IX
St. Lt u'. to
FSSIM
jw York W iihout Change.
1-1 tin Viv which vou can vtet
through cars from St. Louis to Ciucinatt
without paving extra fare in addition to
monev paid for ticket.
r or Tickets. Rat-. r any pjrtxctuar j
information. cii on Ticket Agents or
connec'-itT line-, r!, .-.uivnwcv
Southwf't. Or in St Louis at 101 and !!.,
Fourth St.
I
1
i
fjf
iMcREYHOLDS & SCHWENK
Boo ttfe Shoe Makers
w. w. im: ahody. w . r.. si 1 atti c.
Preset & Jen'i n.aa.ge r. 'gen! 1 a agt.
Ciucinati, Ohic.
j G.-I5 HACON, (ier't
Agent,
T.-.r underpinned, living i-i mile
ot Kutler, Mo., otters lor sale - sew e -.it j
ood short horn bulls and heifer-, il
eligible to record. Thev are ot.crta -;K ut. ....
:ve '.-. n i
1 aifl- ti invited.
Vaster ra-e'"s--" '. '
St. Louis XU. '
nriiortkth? times. i"spevt.'f
;-4. j si
v. M. C ;-;n
. c ? i.
r.i. 1 f r-.i -.'re .

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