The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 21, 1882, Page 8

" ESTABLISHED 1870. ——$—$——————— LOCAL NEWS c= Ul GROCERIES, HARDWARE help it. Wheat cutting is tne order of the day with farmers. : Z : S uaiidas te bam ugey| Main inaugurates a boom for the benefit of his has arrived, and it is a daisy. : : Miss Baum and sister, of Pao, | Many Customers. Owing to any over stock In me- Kansas, are visiting Aaron Hart. No additional train has yet been put on between Nevada and Kansas City. A passenger train » commenced a regular run this (Monday) morning. between Nevada and Joplin. IRON, WOOD-WORK, FENCE WIRE, SEEDS FARM MACHINERY WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. We have achoice line of California fruits, canned Peaches, Raspberries, Biackberries, Strawberries, String Beans, Lima Beans, Peas, Corn and Tomatoes, canned Soups, potted Chicke Lobsters, Mackerel, corned Beef, Clams, Salmon, Xc., dried Raspberries, Peaches, Currants, Prunes, Apples, and in fact everything that can be found ina first-class grocery Dr. D. Smith is beginning the manufacture of the ‘‘Pain Conquor- er Liniment,”’ on an extensive scale store. in Butler. ores - We cordially invite the public to calland ‘examine our goods and prices and tes drug house | ot Dre ae see tor themselves that we keep none but the best Sutten, of Shawnee township, was E : burglarized on Friday night, oe gth S55 Northwest Cor. Square - - - = BUTLER, MO. inst., to the amount of $45. —— === ——— ———— — Summit township sends the fol ! J ig EL t lowing delegation to the convention CA CH } | e a, 5 de S e S on Saturday: J. L. Shuburt; J- : W. Trimble and Mr. Parker. IN THE— At the township meeting held at Rich Hii on Saturday, the following delegation was sent to the conven- Ee Hias Determined to tion at Butler on next Saturday: A. E. Beaty; J. J Francisco; Geo. Kei picrey seo Magek the Bottom Out and Let them Slide. eae oe ee oe MCFARLAND BROTHERS, Houston of Nevada, begua =| ?|/Every lady needing anything in this line, will SAVE : o’clock Monday afternoon. Qva| BIG MONEY by buying ofhim. A handsome line of = ve pagers he ; Harness and Saddlery House, first sale a success. Cutie Ban ware « tl A Aandsome Line of Summer Silks, onday from a gentleman in Kansas Where the best goods for the City who has suits torentior t gisddlpacade tox the “Slerty K least money, will be guaranteed.) of accomodating : all the boys. The remains of Capt. Brand were conveyed to the depot Sunday even- BEFORE BUYING a C H R L S T Q r H E R es) South side Sar. seca Mo. this state, where he has many friends and relations. - Thos. Irish of the st door East of Factory Store. L Review secompanied the remains. 1 (Yael Dry Goods House. Next to Post Office. —Jno. S. Moore, Es}., of Wythe E county, Va., is visiting Mr. B. B. * Bigstaff, in the country. Mr. Moore, : S A V HB Y OUR FRUIT is here for the purpose of becoming a ! U TF q ; 5 citizen of the banner county, cither FR FR rT [I i C J RE. : in the capacity of a farmer or busi- nessman. We gladly welcome him | to our midst. i on the fourth, stating he will be sé wiil be offered very low to close. Don’t fail to see Butler on July 3rd for the purpose these goocs at Don't Fail to See Our Stoc The wind storm that was telt so | percepabiy here Friday night, was | very destructive to Kansas City and other portions of the country north of us. Several buildings were blown down in Kansas City, ard} trom Mr.’ John Herrell we learn that a house near Dayton, Cass } county, was destroyed. Mr. f. Tey Smith’s ~ residence several miles | north of town was blown off of its | foundation, Capt. Jake ‘Allen. spent Sunday | m this city, the. guest of. C. T.«Mc- | Farland. “He has justretarned fré6m Kentucky. where he has been tor tHe . past three years ‘attending the Mili- tary Institute of ‘that State, having , graduated with distinguished honors. i Notwith nt associations, | Take, is still proud of-Ins” appresitice- | ship at ‘ ‘the case,”” and is one of | those spirits who cannot be hemmed | in or fettered By ordinary restrictions. | : He 1s now ready for life’s work, and, | mark our word for it, he will make it { We offer to the public in the latest styles and at prices to suit the times 2 complete stock ot arlor Suits, Chamber Suits, LOUNGES, EASY Eee: PRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, i Beds, 25 of Chairs, 15 of Rockers, us, 25 of Center Tables, 15 of Tables, illoke oS. PICTURES, FRAMES: : By buying the AMERICAN FRUIT DRYER. It is the climax of perte ction, sizes to suit the truit garden or the orchard ot2 hundred acres, aud prices that the most limited _ means may reach. The question ” is not can I afford to buy a D?yer but can I afford to do without one.’ The children — can pay for it in twenty days from. the wasting truit.. No equal investment on tit farm will pay so well. 2 Send for iflustrated catalogues. ee INO. B: DURAND, . 253m. Prairie City, Gen. Western Agemt SIMS & TUCKER, LAND AND LAN BROKRS, EXAMINER'S of LAND TILES And also represent he most reliable F ccign and American + c Cases. lic personal bea and ter ot the king of Na- : in order to steal a kiss By mooa- light while the pale moonbeams were playing upon her chiseled features, and | at one time in rapturous ecstasy he asked, “What has made thee so beautiful?” ‘Was such a question propounded to our Teprconitey ot cbupiy we Eatin JEWETT &« BREMERMANN ca East Side Public Sauare. Insurance Companies beautifier an tonic for married and : single, 2 2B-at They make a specialty of safely investing money on improved farms Se = SUIOCD t