The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 21, 1882, Page 3

& 7 Ibs ; cogs and bad 1s for our fourth of July , | History, ————— | menced on the sec- | duncan block. tys and we will have y school picnic. he celebration grounds have been A large flock of sheep was driven | through town this mo-ning. | Democrat office Mr. H Hutchinson caught his fingers in the shed several hones. ! Inthe examinations upon U.S. } which took place at the Academy Monday afternoon, that of | | little Gertie McClintock was excep- | tionally good. We will venture to say tha her ag gard to sre are few children much in land as she o knows as their native | does. no. Siecl is putting up a fine barn i fis property on Chestnut street. | ‘The Rich Hill opera house is mov- | right along. It will be a nice | qhe livery burn of Wm. Riley, on | akota strect, bas received a new; “coat of paint. Hi. A. McGindley is haying his. ainted and otherwise | | candidate blushingly, and with be- Capt. John Brand, editor of the Republican, is quite ill. We hope may soon recover. The gutter 2 nd the square, at least in many places, needs reno- yating very badly. - Now is the time for the ladies of other churches to be giving festivals. ‘Who will be next? eile et i eS Owing to an unexpected rush of work we did not get in the usual amount of matter yesterday. We try to make amends to-day. W. B. Bridgeford, of the firm of Bridgeford & Hupp,is at Papinsville, painting the residence of D. O. Bradley. = Gus. Bennert has a new icecream sign which was painted by Bridge- ord & Hupp. The frosting looks se natural that it chills one to look at it. | The ordinance providing for a special election to vote on the steam fire engine proposition was carried, and the election will be held July 3 . We understand that Dr. J. ot Odessa, Mo., is going to lot with us, and open up store in the Terry buliding _ west side. Perry, cast his a drug on the ———————_—_————_—— - Another letter received from Col. “Crisp, Monday, states that he will arrive in Butler on the evening of July 3d. This will give the ‘‘RKo- meo of the Jungles’’ time to rest up for his grand effort on the 4th. ig Sa While performing on a horizontal bar, back of the Lindell hotel, Tues- day, Letie Sackett fell and dis- located his left wrist, also breaking oneof the bones. It is a painful injury. Mr. Perry Seevers brought into our office on Tuesday a bunch ot wheat which was six teet, lacking - one-inch, inlength. He also hada _ bunch of heads, the largest of which was five and one half inches in length. Who can beat it? piheicaantrs ea General improvement is the order of the day in Butler now. ‘Turn in whatever direction you may, you _ will see some building in course of construction, some house being re- phinted-or some new fence or out- building being built. A ee Sheak thieves were evidently out again Tuesday night. Wm. McBnde “says that at about 12 o’clock last night he was awakened by some _one trying to get in the door, and then the window. They were " frightened off however, without his finding out who they were. Keep. well loaded shot guns on hand _ and use them in events of this kind. Miss Ida Crume showed us, Thurs- day ‘afternoon, a large size birds- eye view photograph of Pitkin, Col- orado, where Mr. W. J. Smith is located. Miss Ida did not know the exact population of the city but it extends into the thousands. The citv is built in a beautiful vallev in ___ sight ot mountains capped avith snow, and is in @ thost delightful climate. The new railroad .is in hearing distance,'and by this time perhaps the first trains may be run- ning into the city. Miss Ida in- forms us that Mr. Smith will not re- turn to Butler until fall. : | up his chances betore the pr-maries. | When the point was reached as to ' understand that he was talking to a | 1 clear away the matter A Democratic candidate rode up | toa farm house hz other day and finding the gentleman of thg planta- tion at home, at once began talking who the sturdy yeoman would sup- port, the politician was given to rampant Greenbacker. Set back a | tew notches by this informateon, the coming modesty, replied: ‘‘ I didn’t suppose Joe Shelby would have any | man on his premises but a died-in- | the-wool Democrat.’’ | The banquit given at the Academy i last evening, was largely attended, the supper superb, and a good time generally was had.—Democrat. ‘The supper superb,”” eh? Oh, where were we, that we missed that superb supper? “Look here, Col., there are entirely too many candi- dates in the field for you. While they are passing around tliese superb suppers the Times local would not object to being handy, but we don’t want anything quite so ardent as to make us tell the people that the sup- per was a banquet at the Academy, just becuuse the academy folks hap- pened to hold a social reunion A Ties reporter visited ‘the I grounds which have been choser for the fourth of July celebration. The grove is certainly the best one that could have Leen selected. It contains | about ten acres, but beside this there { is other ground on the south of i- that \ will be s,.cudid for the purpose of | spreading luncheon. The finest | pool in the creek runs.along the east of the grove. This pool is of uni- form width and about one-fourth of amile in length. ‘Two fine boats are now being built, and will be! plied upon the waters during the day- The shade is fine, and a large arbor | will be put up in an open space and | seats placed under it. Back of this | the speakers and band stands will be | built. The committee doing | good work, and_ there will be no! complaint of lack of shade or ac- | commodations this year. So Ss A. B. McFarland has taking the enumeration school children of the city. sults are as follows: White, Male, = Female. Male, Female, are finished of the The re- 383- 424. 20. 41. Colored, “ Total - 868. The count shows a total in- crease of 48 over last year. A Card. Eprror Tres: I see in your issue of Tuesday, mention of a let- ter received by you from John James, which intimates something very uncomplimentary to me. I de- sire to say that I am quite willing the Tus should publish anything James may say of. me, forI am ready to prove all I have accused him of, and am not atraid of the ef- fect of his personal abuse. | If he aims to put up the plea of not guilty to the crime laid at his .door, why does he keep himself so} far out of the reach of the officers, | but instead come up to the bar and | at once. I} will say to John James that I stand | emphatically upon the ground taken at first, thathe sold me astolen horse, and what I want is for him to» show his hand. C. B: Lewis. Butler, Mo., Jane 14, "82. Notice of Final Sertlement, Notice is hereby given to all creditors, Lewis Eachus deceased, that I Mary Eachus Administrator of said estate, mm- tend to make final settlement thereof, at the next term of the ates County Pro- bate Court in Bates Ceunty, State of Missouri, to be held at Butler, on the 8th, | day ot May, 1882. (a8-4t) i Mary EAcuus. : Adm’z, / j While -tarting the press Tuesday | z ‘at the r. | of | re= | j | A.S.Martin & Co R. R. DEACON DEAI.Er?=z IN—— Hardware Iron, Steel: NAILS | | Backsmith’s Supplies, Geo. W. Brown's C: ters, Haworth Check | b | Rowers, Casaday Sulky Plows, Canton C! t and Sud sie | W | Motison Hand Plows, Buckeye Cult ve Grain Drills j | Cultman Taylor Threshers and Eng ppolis Twine Binders, | | Combined Reapers and Mowers, Er ined Reaper and Mower, | | Racine Spring Wagons, Royal-St. Joh : | Bell, Farm Wagons, Harrows, Read § etc. The largest stock | nd best assortment in Bates Co. North = . Sqr. Butler Mo. 1 | ees 10 STANDS aTT | THE LICHT RUNNING DOMESTIC. Familv Machines, Bain and La- | - | Machine of THE DAY. Manufactory OILS AND NEEDLES FOR SALE BY Hugo Sigmund, AGENT, BUTLER EF. Maddy, DEALER IN ‘Dty Goods & Groceries Pees See Dakotah Street Southeast Cor. Sar. aa = i BUTLER, MO- ae pe neem nee AT TRE ¢at OFFI STATIONERY. TOYS Etc... IN LARGE VARITIES. BOOKS AND NUTS, CANDIES, —_ Daily Papers and Periodicals always con banc, SE IONE ERTS RE AO RE A 1 take pleasure 1n anno’ ca DD : »} 7ERR > Reta have I NEW JEWELER. Butler to make it my futur % and have the largest and sorted stock of clocks, wate! jewelry and spectacles ever brought to this market, which I will sell cheap for ce: Having had many years expe ce in the manufac- ture of watches and cloeks in Eu- rope, lam now prepared to repair watches and clocks, no matter how complicated nor how_ badly they have been abused.. By bringing htem to me, you ean have them put uitgood running order and guaran satistactio ttlers in Staple and Fancy Dry 2 -M “Ig UDMySOT OL PUD FL i ‘roysyiqud ‘NOS S.NAAaD “Ai “S ao” = o FENDI 30} PUPS “SH = suey yeeqry “Arjanco sured -338 40d ODE Ousoq veeeny JroH vt 004d 91E -go8 40d QE@ Ouzog dooyg uz 20940 997 +qos sod QB Ouzog yI01D Up 9034d O17 —— * “daHsTidid YidxdOTAD AIHLO ANV NVHL ‘WaidVaH) Si Li Ppuy ‘asomssoad ‘wdeg sit tzcop pus a3 See sy ; as URDPIOMY UO poppe mk agotet pre ‘ey Aoeg 5,S39GUEY) JO WUGeGIA © Sut2q ‘SAL OOO'OF 2940 seDEIqmS IT iSVid¥d019A9 Goods, Notions, Millinery, Ladies ayaa os J2uI0 [2 0} Joyedng S| Furnishing Goods, Cloaks, Suats, | WUOM SIHL Carpets, Groceries and Queens ware | | i all kinds of ‘Country Produce KAM SNOSTAY HOS +y01082004 OT Ud ayaptucoa voyppa pobanus pun maou Apayyuo wy ‘WOVdOAI TWSYIAINA NWOIWaWY JHL kee mega oyep 29361 = oF dn syfnoiq st 31 2p Weys JosyEM qwem suo 3] wanted.” We buy entirely tor Spot Cash and defy ali competition on same; quality of goods. We are at the | | old stand of M.S. Cowkrs & Co., | preucpomy & BROWN MEDICINE & MFC CO- seo 23 So DETTE Neve and cordially invite everybody wo isit us and save morey by s0t9in g! ans THE HORNS Grecery House OF Cc. DENNEY at their well known and popular stand on the East side of the square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE IN 1a BUTLER. .ca ‘Their stock 1s composed of Feed. Flour and. the best qualiy of Staple and fancy Groceries, Glass, Queepsware and Crtlery. THE. ARE AT LEss EXPENSE hous. in the erty, and therefore glo net tear coupetition. They pay dibeval prices for Produce. They solicit «c mtinunuee of the pat ronage of their many customers, and Will gladly attend te their wishes at any and ail times Than any Goods dciivered in the city Tim promptly. Chas. Deney. Money to Loan On Farms at7 per cent interest an Commission on 8 to 5 Years time with privalege of paying before due it desired. Money turnished on short notice. SURED) WYATT & BOYD DEALEKS LN. Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris &G. At Butler and Appleton C ity. Parties desiring to buy will please call andex mine our stock. veni2 FOR CHEAP LANDS CALL ON BEN. B. CANTERBURY. - FOR INSURANCE, RELIABLE COMPANIES, + Go TO Ben. B. Canterbury, For Money, On FIVE years time. AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTERSS1 Call on BEN, B. CANTERBURY, Butler, Mo; §0-tf- :