The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 14, 1882, Page 7

NEWS. things very dull at present. embers of y¥ gone at go. Whew! Pe Tae zl ; : rs do some heir hens has had his s do some of their pro lerman Step e meely painted. fine 3 the ession is **marc ———_— ers szy they can see theerops new business house | | ithe prettiest front in the city. It se fine pre sed brick. office ope Mimicing a public performer 1m | week. The Dr F 1S i-mannered’’—extract | outfit. Sn a work on etiquette. e-stone in oS The amount of in “Keep 2 shoema! Kitchen, fer putting ‘on knives. A dull knife is the bane | . j take of the housekeeper. | pee ing on in Butler now wo pleenedee gon in Butler now wo many an old c a drive over the c F aa ja note of it. Old houses are being Mr, D. L. Black is putting up an repainted, oid tences torn down one-story, five-room house on his lot } new ones put in their place, uns | n Dakotah street just west of Dr. ly out-buildir . The eld building which stoed back of Hugo Sigmund’s tailor shop, on the Thompson lot, has been re-j| moved. : There are thirty-four Greenback- ad | ngs cleared entirely | | away and shrubbery planted on the | | spot where they formally stood and | besiles, a 1 large Butler is a th going on. ty city. For a long time the members of j } A oe | qs in Rich Hill; at least that’s the | ting the project of finishing their | numbered enrolled on the G. dub list, organized Saturday night. | clusion in regard to i The fourth of July celebration an EBON be a‘b : Butler will be a fine thing: One | the old tower and erect a_ vestibule ler W 2 S- . 5 jandred young men, dressed in fan- | tothe front of the church, extending tastic custumes, will take part in the | : procession. Some of the candidates begin to assume the worn out appearance ot aman who has walked the floor : z architectural design and at the same “all night witha sick baby. Poor! time be very convement. This is candidates. | ee | suggestion. The best teeling in the world does 3. | tower, but they ean come to no con- Why would tter planto tear away from window to window and to the top of the church structure. A light bell tower with a neat spire could be placed upon this and thus the church be made to present a yood a | quality tor the home wear, out door | building |" je | richest } | gloves, fans, the Baptist church have been agita- | costly adjuncts incidents to any outfit | Parsons Eclipse: This has been the best season ever known in this country for the growth of truit. | The weather here is liable to be so not exist between the Greenback ‘Yeaders in this county. Dr. Betz says he wont play second fiddle to " taybody. ‘ The true physiological way of _ treating burns or scalds 1s to at once exclude the air, with,cotton batting, it has taken a slow growth, an -flour, scraped potato, cr anything | large and fine. The same is in re- "that is handiest. gard to wheat. Frequently the weather is so hot, the berry is pre- Oscar Vancamp was arrested at the instance of Maud Richey and brought before the Mayor, charged with a breach of the peace. He was tried by a jury and fined five dollars. Young tolks, just visit Skinner & | » Holloway’s nursery if you want to} " see an abundance of the finest flow- | ers you ever Jaid youreyes on. Their ! flower-garden is an earthly paradise. | ‘lh: iia cipitated and ripens before it is full in the milk, in consequence the ker- nels at the ends lost entirely. are have sampled this year. the season has gone everything is al- most perfect. Sunday School Association. The Greenbackers intimate that} The Seventeenth Annual Meeting ‘they are goirig'to have an org: | of the Ss Sunday peace) soe 2 é a ation, will convene in Sedalia on Rich Hill. With two papers in the | June 2oth and continue three days. county to support, the G. B. party | The following suggestions have will be financially busted long be-| been made by the committee Fiore election time. ‘ The tollowing suggestions are re- spectfully offered to our co-workers stron ot | of Missouri. . Nevada is agitating the que . aaill First—That every Sunday School in the State endeavor to send at least having water works. Butler : si in have a first-class system of the same | one delegate. _ next year. We can’t do everything | atonce, but we are always doing nnot be done that each town or “ sometning. That is the secret of | Vilage combine their schools and our : : send a delegate from the town. a Third—That, whenever practica- The business meeting and literary ; ble; the school or schools sending and musical entertainment of the Y. | such delegate. pay his traveling ex- PC PER awe | penses (i. e- railroad fare) to and . C. A. at the Presbyterian church | trom the convention. Tuesday last was an enjoyable affair | Fourth— That whenever delegates “and was largely attended. Thenext | are sent to Sunday School Conven- é : | ti f he meeting tegular meeting, on the evening of |tions a full report of t! Ss the first Th = ss 1 Hill be a | be required of them on their return, = ursday in July, wi €2i and that it~ be read strictly business meeting. i schools at as early a CRE pees i ble. -. The alarm of fire was given at} Fitth—Thmt persons expecting to -1:30 o’cleck “l'uesday and citizens ; attend our State Convention will quickly answered to the call. It was | send their nam: feund that the barn at the Glessner | - Second—That in cases where this house was in flames, and, by a hearty | at once. - effort it was saved, with only a small | Sixth—That all schools through- damage. If the alarm had not been | out the State take immediate action - given for a few moments later, the | on these EET ally, ‘barn and perhaps a large part of the = }. N-Dalby, city would have been in ashes. An- Rev. J. M. Plannett, other warning. W. D. Fellows, G. C. Heard, J. H. Mertz. } | of the} associa- | - The finance committee fourth of July celebration tion Wednesday and selected over} $250 worth of grand fire-works. | ‘There is one piece which will cost, wells’ $25. The whole selection was | carefully made and there will be! __ ehough of the most magnificent pyro- technics ever brought to the west to | keep up a continual aurora! displav | ers, merchants, business men, gentle- _ from dark until the gloom of mid-' men of leisure, and their women folks Might’ Three cheers tor our cele- and children, ali use Brown’s Iron Bitters. __ bration. } It keeps them well. 10-6t Sedalia, Mo, Skinny Men. Health Renewer. jut ku-s we cf the generative functions. $1-Abso dr gists, West’a . Depat, Meyers Bros & Co., Kan: 200-7-3- Mo, Clergymen, lawyers, physicians, tar- hot, that the fruit is ripened too fast, | + gamasse. causing it to be lacking in the usual | scription of any one garment of the amount of juice and pulp; this year | thousands on display, would seem dis | worse than useless ; suffice it to say | of Strawbridge & Clothier has be- | bridge & Clothier, sent on receipt of |facts and figures Partics up trom the’ Hill repert | LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA. { { eymnasi- | A Great House.—Its Fashions and) Facilities. . enterprising correspondent in | of the latest noveltiey finds an e of the best materials in which boasts the omest stores in Am bition of spring and} novelties on display at the + of Strawbridge & Cloth- 3 a su-j fashions this famous firm. department the ground of e ‘ Z requirement. ion of fine milinery was sim- j avishing. Hats trimmed | ied runa gamut of ¢ hapes were jaunty in the} a the -coods C re They have suits of every class and i e, of the most stylish orders at prices which cannot f ul meet the pops md. The evening nificent with line vf sory trom the rarest laces to and to are sin} to sav pothir parasols, ornaments and | entir ny of the wraps on display are | within themselves, | { costly combinations of satin | cosiume . brocade nd maryeilliux, { modestic, marvels in the matter of | design and effec Then there medium-sized pelerines, manties fichus of every possible conceit figures fabulously low, to say noth- | ing of shawls and traveling wraps of | every kind and quality. The children’s department, too, is comprchensivly complete. Every item appertaining to an entire outfit trom the first tiny garments worn to the stylish costumes tor misses in their teens. Every article is of the daintiest order, having a style pe- euliarly its own, and the tabrics cover the ground of every known material from the arest musiin to the rich- To attempt a de- that the appointments of this estab- lishment are in every sense superb and their stock could arcely be matched in two continents. They also make a specialty of ar- ticles and outfits to order, furnished at the shortest vossible notice. Esti- mates for bridal trousseaux, with s 4 wo -e} » whe: o . W cave SESE soon the wheat heads samples, are forwarded on receipt of so long, large and fine as those we | name and So far as | order divi addr sent to the mail- ion of the house, where all commissions are executed with the utmost promptness and precision. In truth this branch of the business come a business of itself. An army of experts are constantly employed in filling orders to all parts of the | country ! The great success of this house af- | fords a str-king illustration of tbe} efficacy of their system of bringing far-lying states and territor into } the arena of home trade. The Sam- ple quarterly published by Straw- 15, cents to cover postage, is an ex- cellent guide to buyers in turnishing appertaining to their vast and varied possessions, and cannot fail to be of practical benefit in solving certain perplexing prob- .ems relating to dress, domestic art, and household management. A hun- dred reliable, profusely illustrated pages tell the story better than any pen picture of mine. Ser:d for it at} once. XZ. | m_ all} date as possi- | Daily 1 } © and address to W. | Fellows, Chairman of Commit- | ing rapidly. on Entertainment, Sedalia, Mo., \ up to the first story; Massie’s build- | | Pettis Co. Executive Committee. + ure for nervous debility and ug aaseto i } } { Rich Hill Items. For some unknown cause the Times has been straggling in from one to three days behind time for a week. Building operations are progress- The opera house is ing will soon loom us as the foun- dation as being put down; two bus- iness trames are about completed on the east side and new dwellings are | going up-all over town. | ‘The band concert was a decided success. Cc. A. B. foie Ree ad tose “Rough on Rats.”, The thing desired found at last. Ask | | Druggists tor ‘‘Rough on Rats. It’?! clears out r ts, mice, roaches, flies, bed- | bugs ke. boxes 200-7-ly | } The Dangers of The Stock Markets k his money in the fickle mysteries of | a mercurial stock market but when he gets the Itching Piles, he goes straight tor Swayne’s Ointment. Unlike the —ulls and Bears of the Stock Exchange, who ciean vou ont ef hard earned cash, it returns your money with interest, in the way of allaying the intense Itching and insuring | Sweet repose. 2Q1-22-!m ve and elaborate as to consti- | | je BUGGIES, HORSES A man may be incredulous enough to ! Dr. Frazier’s Root Bitters. Frazier’s Root itters are not a dra shop whisky be medicinal in ev strong upon the liver and kic the bowels open and regu weak strong, heal the lungs, buil the blood and sys ito the head 2, fever arrd | ' boss The man af Bates ounty has removed his splendid ec... eres Livery Steck into the ; i BRICK STABLE! tormerly oecupied by Nave & Wam- scott, on North Main et, where he will be always ready to meet the | demands of the pubiic for, str Saddle Horses, Carriages, and all equipments that are_kept at first-class livery stables. Will also buy and sell | Mules and Horses. every day in the week Sundays ex-} cepted. Mr. Lewis is the prince of clever fellows and is perfectly at} home in the livery business. He | always anticipates the wants ot his customers and never fails to meet} them: i Generous Rewards| OR, The Story of the Sewing Sta, \ H — } A handsome little pamphlet, blue | | dna go cover. with numerous crts gravings, will be GIVEN AWAY to any adult person calling tor it, at | any branch or sub-office of the Sing? | | | er Manufacturing Company, or will be sent by mail, post paid, to any person living at.a distance trom ouj offices. The Singer’ Manufacturing Co Principal CfEce,34 Us icr rqsre, NEW YORK 3I-1 year National | E. P. Henry, | Dr. J. Everingham, J. P. Edwards, BUTLER ATIONAL BANK, BUTLER, MO. Authorized Capitat, $200,006 Capital Paid up »O,000 _Receives Deposits subject to check at sht, Loans money, buys and sells ex- change, and does a general banking bus- iness. ( Correspondents. Merchants’ ailev National Donell, Lawson & ional Bank, Simpson - Kansas City OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: \ G, 8, Hick S$, Q. Dutcher, Frank Votis, Heury Donovan, 1g REE M, A, Ma Cc, C. Duke. Your business is respectfully so! ard, ited BATES COUNTY Bank. BUTLER, MO ORGANIZED IN I871, | Capitol paid in, - - $75,000. Surplus - - - - $20.000 Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock. We are prepared to doa general bank- ing business. Good paper always in demand. Buy and sell exchange, receive deposits &c., &c. DIRECTORS. ii C. Clark,’ ion. J. B. Newberry I. N. Mains, Lewis Cheney, Dr. Elliot Pyle : 3 W. J. Bard, Dr. D. D. Wood, J. M. Patty, Geo. W. Miers, F. Coleman Smith. F. J. Tygard. . Ryan, i OFFICERS. LEWIS CHENEY - - President’ J.C.CLARK - - - - Vice President. F.J. TYGARD - - - - Cashier. PIANOS ORCANS Pianos $160 uP (Stool, Cover and Book, Elegant Square Grand, 3 springs, tull Agraffes, eyery improvement, only $245. Cabinet Grand Uprights $210 and $250. Other Grand Holiday Bargains. Tubilee Organs $55 up (Stool and Book). Ex- celsior, style 42, Five sets of Reeds, 15 stops, only $87. ‘Oriental,’”’ style 10%, Ten sets ot Reeds, 20 stops, only $1.%t No “Bogus” sets of reeds or ‘dummy’, sotps- All sent on 15 days trial, freight tree if unsatisfactory. Fair and honest dealing guaranteed. Sheet Music 44 prices Piano, Organ, or Music Catalogue tree. MENDELSSON PIANO D. Satterlee, Dealer in Furniture and Undertaking, ALSO Burial Robes, FOR EVERY SIZE AGE AND SEX. Call and get prices 5 6m- ADRIAN MO. BRIDGEFOKD & HUPP. Ornameniel House ~-AND— Sien Painters Graining. 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