The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 25, 1882, Page 3

| ; "4 WwW | The real estate man who tound a | ew. Humiston, a justice of the H LOCAL x E (2 = , lady renter, and got his pay, weside | Geach in Elkhart township, died H A. L. cBride & Co, in Butler, we are shouting. ! Thursday night of pneumonia. He re keeping | pas H = eee or ee oe . g - . | wasa good citizen, and his loss will | over on snow. It willbe acoldone.| George Smith wears a grin on his | | | para = oe : - z a be severely felt. | | Look out for a big sensation this phiz as big as a bed blanket since | 5: avon a4 i | Z i Sigg tne arrival of that young Smith the} “Squire Cannon will have another SI i j y ' week. It’s on the tapis and no mis- 2 P other day. at Leonard Ramsey, in whose take. } Z oe ee | : . fease t ry disagreed the other The man who stops holes in coin Qa ee the 25th inst. The ’squire We are in favor of free trade and; K tin foil Gas ; . day, on . | with tin foil and takes adyantage | ees woman’s right—to stay at home and | oe J yantage OF | sticks to them hke a leech. | bad coal oil lights to pass it, don’t | HEAVY HARDWARE, mind her business. og ai 9 ine ee rer eee ree 7a REMEDY DISEASES hee a7 wae e.. | live in Butler. | The Know-nothing party in But- TETTER. ITCH SORES. PIMPLES. | Wagon and Carriage Material, = | ‘The killing of uncle Billy Powers’ ler outnumber both the Democratic daha, will preach in the M. = ‘ |. c= 3 = ae: |and Republican parties by a large —— a |) BAR HOOP AND BAND IRON, | church South, Sunday morning and | a piethagines gag Tiel majority. We have polled the é ' SWE a : | Gs coe i naughty. y toa s is a ay : eae ; | > s ND AMERICAN TOOL STEEL, gla eae ————- __ | reprehensible. | strength 2 the pene mp tes and MACHINERY AND CAST PLOW STEEL, “> Mr. James H. Trimble is the SSE | know whereot we speak. i happy pap of a bouncing gal baby. | The Nevada Daily Democrat is| 41, |, Williams has just c 52 j SPIKES AND CUT NAILS, | | a TRON AND STEEL HARROW TEETH, Mr. ‘Inmble resides in Summit | One of the neatest and newsiest of our | ted the plastering of the Allen Day Loe itn Stes, Caer nae j THE 6 UREFOR xchanges. It is always a welcome hotel. Tt is a neat job, and adds ad | SERCH: CARRIAGE ANDITIRE/ BOLT a ey ae 4 = é “! nae et Ore 1s a nea , and adds ad- { MAC NE, CA AGE AND T z Se yd ti rate, the ess pear ee ditional creditto Mr. William’ work- ING | LES j anship. stinging pane eed to you, Crockett. ee card 1s tound regu Bight; seomsas if pin-worms were crawling s bout ae smit As? oo S, Times. specaio’ gad wae = Swarxe’s | = 7s - any je in the market. The local ot the Queen City Suz | Boras pa le 3 Vi il bl I - 4 ae 1 Bic. Christopher at that place. D. ihas trumped up a new name for 2 pb acedee oe | a ea e KE Ons. ae For the information of parties in- | \fize follows this week. | hanging. He calls it being wafted E 9 | Rail Road and Miners Picks, terested, we desire to state that his 2 ———— !to the shore of eternity. Well, if Fe a 5 { Springs, Axles and ‘Thimble skeins, honor Judge Brown is at all times | Tom. J. Smith will lead Miss Al- a | Horse Shoes, Screw and Strap Hinges, ia ve a‘ ‘ -,. len, of Edmondson county, ‘Ken- Nuts, Washers. Ravets, Coact prepared to yoke up parties for life | ? 2° Lay And Skier i , to the bymenial altar on in hunka-dora style. » the by u ° township. i The greatest item of the day is, that there hasn’t been a man killed j in Kansas City since Sunday night. Jou : SDL TBE US Alex. Jack { Something wrong up there, confed- | son left Sunday night for Butler, erately spenkiig. | where he goes into the new store of any wafting in the business, ifter all, is it? But | : + +s | wait until we hear from Guiteau. i ss aken of a heartv } } es not so bad | Wagon and Carriage Hardware, wagon and Carriage Wood-work, Builders Hardware ef every Description, Tin, Sheet-Iron aud Copper Work, } tuc ; 24thinst. Good bye, poor Yori { One of the ripe ones that was!Send us a piece of the wedding | pulled the other night danced to} cake, Tom, please. | = | | We have just par Roofing, spouting, Etc. Supericr Cool: and Heating Stoves. ‘Staple of Faney Groceries supper, consisting ot oysters stewed, Mayor Shobe’s music y >sterday | a pickled pig’s feet, fried tripe and | morning to the tune of nine dollars cold turkey. Come up, Brother and ten cents, fine and costs. Crockett.ink slingers from rural towns are always welcome at our board. Mr. C. C. Peeler, of Hudsen} one hundred and twenty-two do : Creo ! Oh, carry news, oh carry the > township, was in the city Wednesday. | per head. Tracy is the lightning | ae ae eee SD a | ——_ AN D—- He succeeded im recovering the mules | mule man in the country. | ooo 4 t 33 qQ | Woes 7! F4 Ne Rida Eee Belle and buggy that were stolen from him Se = There isa gang of soiled doves eos RS Wagons, Barb and Smooth wire, | on the night of the 5th of Nov ember | Several parties from a distance ar- | prowling in the vicinity of the depot | Will be found a splendid line of Leather and Rubber Betting, : : rived im the city this morning (7 : hat oucht to be routed, horse, foot f = is ; Lace Leather, Rubberand Hemp, last. | 2 5 that ought to be routed, horse, foot Bu Water Guages, Wood & Willow-ware, Eve : sy day,) wanting to purchase Bates | and dragoon. The officers of the The assessed valuation of the tax-} county farms. Here is the place. é : ay All at the Lowest Market Cash Price. able property of Bates county fot} gentlemen, to put your money down. ‘ : +) Seer aes ones, and also cn some ot the young ane Peeeyee> bale: ee ‘a ae baaaH For every dollar you lay down, you | men ot Butler. There are breakers a e orses, A. LE McBRI DE & CO seven millions. The county court) wil] pick up two, and don’t you tor- | ahead, we are shouting to you. clerk has not as yet footed up the} oct it. | es and the best of driving teams. . ———L grand total. 25 «And now comes the Butler Daily gives special attention to teams Pa] ee 4 We would like to borrow the face | Ties, claiming that burg to be the left in his charge. E E HA NNA nd Sims & Tucker will establish a] o¢ the Nevada Daily Democrat fel- | Queen City of the Southwest. Who ° - : branch office at Rich Hill soon, and tae Oto mal soueelk ats the, srandi (es the next to hear from ?—[Queen F A R M E R S$ Ts0Ockx and Gunsmith. = > infant w City Sun. 5 . propose to connect the infant won-| )\,cquerade ball. We might suceced y i DEALER IN deg with the queen citytelephom- ; = No place else to hear trom. The Sey oc eelien eed in ra Muzzle and Breech-Loadin g Shot Guns, cally. Won't that be nice? Oh, | eo oe an abundance of corn, hay and Rifles ana KRWPistois tickle us with a straw. | spleen: wae sats. and water for hungry horses. He also buys Ammunition ete., ; oe I sELL THE ae ees e Howe, Singer and Victor, ewing Wachines. iggies, Garriages, jlaw have their eyes on the soiled He | “™ tn hidine our good looks behind suct rn rah: our OOC ooks benine uch . S = } counties are 1 Buth a mass of hideousness. Send it up, s clecte please, on the cow-eatcher, will you? | don’t The Fox farm coal mine is boom- | ing, and don’t you doubt that Butler | ‘ ing, and y | sound that was heard the other even- | y That deep, unusual, rum a snow storm ow ot Butter sex) Myles and Horses. water nd ater out of his surg Journal-Democ 5 will be no longer dependent upon ing, which se: oe, are } ple in the vicinity ot Warrensburg company. we understand, is in pro- 4 ey : le | Holden, Pleasant Hill and Ha cess of formation, to oper the mine ¥ up so many peo- other places for her coal. A coal : Give him a call at the RED Livery >known as Walley’s barn, 2 son- it. | il (cee he Tp. : saat s south of the square. | at once. Wise Bi es eceasioned by the il 2 | Precisely so. A change in the s-d&w-tm. i : - ; : 4 | cf local blowing his snout; that’s all. | weather is sometimes desirable. If ~Keep none but First-lass workmen. Gun Locks and Sewing Machines neatly Wonder how General Will De There is no danger in the thing, | ,, i Seeese 2 i aaa pica ee -- | repaired. Shop on North Main Street, Butler, Mo. 51 j : é 4 4 are’ al ote S| the J.-D. local would take a drink aN Seo ee - Weaver is getting on pedling ee to. ee ‘of cistern water occasionally - —— 7 - - = a — | his political nostrum, sugar-coated s PME eet ee Basen hake. mee : WN fk re A iapbes is ‘ We are informed by M.W. E. | might be beneficial to: one of War Bw gi ey Re © uy ra renubsenses le - en : poor Walton that work will be com- | rensburg’s population, at least. Sia ¥ ce Ge DM. A. nAaynNna 9 much of the distinguished individual ee iioacleinibele ae coon) ae the — == i x Zz 4 = 4 2 - - me don his block as soon as the = aa oe ice deale as | of late. Will somebody please | Mr. Maddox. an ice dealer. has aes AT THE POST OFFIC HH, ier moderates. The contracts returned from Sioux City, and Sea: a pene ow being let. We hope and | reports the ice crop as vet almost a A BEACTIFCL B00K FOR THE ASKING: Arthur, it is said, will appoint Sar- ltrust the block will be finished by | gajture. hate ale Gace TRAE Ear getient once burnt in effigy, | the opening of the next opera sea- | north so late in the season, we can- By applying personally at the nearest i z = fice of THE 3ER MANUFACTUR- not expect much of a crop with | ING CO. (or! ‘al card, if at a dise Willie Winsett, son ot John Win- | which to slake our thirst next sum- | tance,) any adul¢ persons will be presen ted with a beautitul illustrated copy of a sett, residing east of town seyeral | mer. Won’t some enterprising man | New Book entitled BC YOKS AND ST ATION ER Y. De \ form us? gent, who was Secretary of the Navy. We will our last nickle that the next scorching | he fgets will be down below, w here et | son. they don’t shovel snow. We are shosties. | miles, was out skating Wednesday | start an ice manufactory here in But- : : ns . hte i 2 ea a aT as | with a companion, ee coming in {ler. It would pay, we believe. Genius Rew axrded NUTS, CANDIES, TOYS ET C., IN LARGE. VARITIES. Messrs. ya c oy BAVE 1. 7 pacha Cae * woes SS ee ees The — : | contact with cach other, Willic we Society Belles. OR THE iiasiy Pigars dad Peciodtitals siwayn on we remarkably delicate | STORY (QF THE SEWING MACHINE. ce a ae a RS eae ER EOE ll CO depot, on which they will keep an | to dislocate his wrist and break his | and lasting fragrance society belles ; : ¢ loud in their p s of Floreston containing a handsome and costly steele arm. Dr. Renick, from whom the | ), nae AES Reese ‘ logne. Im engraving frontispiece; also, 28 finely en- z = a ay graved wood a and bound in an elab- |, 1 take pleasure in announcing to gy Ww JK WELER. the women | orate biue and gold lithogra hed cover. the public that I have located in are. We wish we may he | No charge whatever is inade for this | Butler to make my ies hy is handsome book, which can be obtained sorted stock of clocks, watches and by application at the branch and a s di ais Tea jewelry and spectacles ever brought subordinate offices of the Singer Manu-| +4 this market, whieh I will sell bougkt five acres of land near the! ,. : 2 g $ us bs © the | thrown on the ice with such force ¢ On account of extensive lumber yard and erect 2 ij planing mill, a sash, door and cor- | reporter gic: lars, was called and dressed the frac- ied the above par nice manutactory. ‘Ihat’s business. What jealous creatur We are shouting. We will lay retire with a clear conscrence and a full stomach, the latter being the | | i : tolks ; tured limb. ime ransmogrified if they don’t beat all. aside our faber and | talossto de Now there’s Jemima, she’s a cutting up all kinds of capers because we money. However, money | happened to say something nice tacturing Co. cheap for cash. Having had ma y i ‘ 0 i y years experience in the manufac- The Singer Manutacturing 0: ture of Rateues and eloeks in Eua- rticle in Butler, news clic tsconnponenin ie nappies Of! has this advantage. A fellow can | about the Butler girls. Ina letter } Principal Office, 34 Union Square, rope. lam now prepared to repair a local reporter, while the former biel. cecal sues | = 2 2 aes | NEW YORK. watches and clocks, no matter how | t on de of severa snorts | we got f 3 to-day, (Friday) Sass complicated nor how badly they wil do to sleep by. That’s ail the | oy contin no @i-tiv. § use we have for it. | bused. By bringing i z “ . you can have them pu just blistered us for who uitgvod running order and guarap : = ; Why Jemima, will | o¥ d HN Dp { J FE tees = ction some weeks ago and went to San} £ | you never n to take a joke? It PEERS Antomo, Texas, to live, writes to a} He may himself become an item, | gnother fellow were to say a nice 3 ; friend in this city that he will return | though. | Nes sut you just’once or twice, i Watchmaker & Engraver, FEED ST R lWYATT & BOY D we wouldn’t cut up much, but it he | BUTLER. MISSOURI. | DEALERS IN, and feel that he tS | there wasn’t a single love word, but dead oodles of money. We felt that | ¢ nt don't |] > old gal s the lo way once ourself, Coffin p: Mr. S. J. Evans, who left Butler increase a locat’s news buc soon. He don’t see any better town | W hatever may be the result of the than Butler, he says. That’s the | Guiteau trial, we have this to say, | Were to keep on saying nice thi | —— way they all do that leave. | that Scoville has made a t upset his apple cart. SETH THOMAS’ CLOCKS i We would! But | oes | ay na. You shall have | _ ae: sae Lumber, , three frocks and ; FOR SALE, | Sisson Building. | Doo rs, ct and put on all the shine you N. Eco r square, ig 7 allant | we would iu red in the —our telephone | fight, and showed himselt to be a/ You : iook here, Jer That darned thing —has gota spell of the croup, we ; Man, out and out, through think. it dees a b of | throu two new pull- . and from the report of I . meagre as it is, we think | bang your hair all the med d time, go to the gum wheezing since the cold weather set | : in. A dose of Madam Winslow’s | that it was log land to the point. soothing syrup would help it we be- | We will wa sof Ke *s want to if you will les ' lieve. *Spose we try Boss? » disag oke, child. | WILL KEEP ON HAND | i ime, Ho Fa j ae ¢ E - | i The hard-fisted people of Bates | Ministers’ tees I have tor sale 130 acres of corn inj ; Cen en ti; tington who neglected to call and settle} their little taxes with Bob Catron j ing of Butler : before the day of grace expir f The ministers’ a good stock of ‘Hair, s two feed lots of CORN, HAY. OATS, BRAND.| Plaster Paris the shock and 120 tons of prarrie | are | vene now dropping into the office and, on .send the | is six 1 t t Aare paving uj oir taxes, 2 t en- | its s ii H S * E ng p their taxes, and the pen Be Se aug is | i : H Shorts, Flour etc. 1 alty imposed by the law of one per We hope to see a large attendance s r | northeast of Butler. som | At Butler and Appictom City. cent. That’s right, you will leamto | from the different portions ot. the 4 z ible cure for the worst | ; Parties desiring to bny wiil pleas: - i casi »ving complaint. ‘ ? i ee ii - iecuis se ek ee ae cent SAC Baows. ving comnlaint. "| WW. W. Hamilton. J- M. Douglass. cachliad Game Meocr nie