The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 26, 1882, Page 3

= { ee N EW S Mr. T. E. Pierce has ben employ- i ed by the Butler carriage factory. | He comes highly recommended | { from Paola, Kas., where he been in the carriage business many years. AL has | tor Mr. T- j-Day has commenced the kon of « new residence on Ohio ust westot Fulton. Bowles an old time Jno. ‘esent county survey- | Brown have was in the city | know nous | Brown, for | and setling gra Brown’s wite who ng relatives in Shel- qailie, Llls., returned home Wednes- grand the Judge is happy. jare wide-awake | make a strong firm The Butler Tip | are going to hav lat that place. - a Sy pund Mr. J- B. Batchelor of Hudson, | Why don’t those i He reports | Copper lined tellows up there lay a! : eletel cleaned out by | bie to the great Southwes smelt- ibe crops COME y |ing works if they must have their |diinks red hotfrom a **foundrv.”” | -—fR.H. Enterprise. Wiseman must have gin town yesterday. ge storm in his section. pr. O. #. Renick, celebrated bye 1Sthi, His tenth anniversary i pater. During 2 large portion of Renick has been in| night had several | «drinks red hot’? the night before and imagined he had been drinking | red hot copper. To please the fas- | tidious taste of the learned (?) ed- | | itor we will change the word ‘‘foun- | dry’’ to factory. sat period Dr. and | for ye saddle or the buggy uy, and vet he seems good smany more ¥ The Butler new cornet band wish i to express their thanks and appreci- | ation of the favor conferred by Miss | Three of Michigans fair daughters yee bathing in lake Huron and | musing themseives by riding a log | shen aewind blew them off from | Katie Glessner in furnishing them- | snore and they had to steer their good craft as best they could for piano music at their entertainment on Tuesday night. Also to Prof. Emile Beuhner for delicious on the violin and many who assisted the boys by donations of cakes, etc. Evans & Cassity will | also accept thanks for the use of | their hall for the evening. . jairty-six hours betore they were music } picked up by a boat. ladies ]. C. Clark bought the Owen oroperty just east of Robinson Bros. ariage Shop and is making active preparations to move the house so that it will face Dakotah street. He ts to enlarge the house for a residence and otherwise improve the fot. We have taken occasion to call at- tention to the straw, paper and other trash around the streets. The weather and the work of clearing up and repairing the crossings, culverts, etc., should be pushed forward. Let the street scattered is now fine Mr. Hammilton Herald was no- fied Tuesday while on the jury is chi a mg. The court see : iat his child was dying © commissioner attend to this and keep im and he hurried home to 5 : eee | oe mae nue ‘the town in a neat, tidy condition, the little sufferer. He his post che next morning and repor- led the child asa great deal better. returned to aigieess so that strangers visiting our tewn will torm a good opinion of our thrifts. our | —Jas. Weldon of Austin, who has heretofore been emp!oyed im the ! larness and saddlery establishment af McFarland Bros., the past two month has been at_ his We learn that the schedule on the L.&S. in tact all | the roads with it connects, will be changed Sunday next. road and over which and who for | on The morning express going north | {reaches Butler at 5 o'clock A. | mM. and ‘the evening express going | 10 P.M. The! conyenient for | home in Austin, 1s back at his old sand pulling wax-ends. Jim afirst-class -workman, just such only as that firm will in their em- ploy. Glad to s 532 is a south, gets here at 9 ye you back, Jim. Inthe case of A. Henry against the Mo. Pac. Ry. Co., there fve jurors out ot the twelye that were willing to sustain Jay Gould in tis coal monopoly, and who think that no one but the coal company | has any 1ight to ship coal over the Es | for which I promised tosend you norant or indifferent about corpora- } e tions over-riding the people, they can't hope for much from politicians. change will not be as the Butler and Rich Hill people the present time. Now business men can run down to Rich Hill at night and back in the morning with- | as |* were out loosing time. \ | LinEvitte, Iowa, July roth, ’S2. | Ep. Times: \ bers of the Butler Times last week | the | money on receipt of first copy. We | were giad to get the paper, and must say it is the best county paper T ever | I received two nu nger jury is so ig- saw ; well edited and full of the best | Harry Cannon the “little son of | ’ to hear that Dr. Cannon tor weeks making a minature steam? en- gine. The construction shows 1n-} genuity and thought in the little fel- | lowand also his mechanical turn of | mnd. He took the four wheels of | his little play wagon and placed a powder can on them tor a boiler, a box behind for a caboose, and a ofnews. Lam _ glad | Butler is improving so fast, and the | country, also. Inclosed find money order for TrMEs. prosper and God may bless you in} your good work, [remain Yours truly, W. M. Dent. has been several Hoping you may | = | It is one of the peculiarities of the stove pipe fora smoke stack, out of | American people to devote all their time to business, without regard to health. which smoke was issuing, the fire - : 2 being below out of sight. It really | in this rush for money cae Fame mane ' = re ruined, which, wi h proper at- tad'the bie ABs ofa httle engine tention and a timely use of a proper cor- / as they pushed it along the street.) rectiye, could be saved. For this pur- We ‘prophesy a bright future for | pose there is nothing equal to the Prickly | such an inventive little chap. ash Bitters, It relieves the system of all ‘impurities, purifies toe blood, and, by as- | sisting nature, resiores original health | Charley Denney does not object S = z and vigor. 3i-rm to having his business extensively advertised, but. complains of injus- | tice When advertised as a money loaner. If, however, the blunder | made by the Times ‘mixed up’’ ad- Yertisement would bring him as Many grocery customers as it had applicants for money he would be satisfied with the result. He Want’s it understood though that he is not running opposition to Mr. Walton or trying to steal notoriety asa money king. The important cases tried yester- | day in court were; A. B. Watkins | ys. Delaney Bolven, judgment for | defendent for press of hay $t.00. | A. B. Watkins vs. Delaney Bolven, | motion tor new trial filed by plain- tiff attorney’s. The Climax Bed Spring Manufactured by Cruzan & Madden, Butler, Mo. ‘To whom it may concern | We the undersigned citizens of Butler | after having fairly tested the merits of the above named bed springs, do most cheer- | | tully recommend them to parties desir- ing a good bed spring, believeing they have fully sustained their claims. 4 A. Duncan, L. H. Renick. J. £. Keller, Chas. Denney, W. T. Heath, J. M. Steele. ©. T. McFarland. W F Maddy J R Simpson SA Riggs ‘A Watson . M Douglass. JH Sisson™ john Caren J M Catterfin Worth Remembering. Now that good’ times are again upon Us, it is worth remembering that no one} ‘an enjoy the pleasantest surroundings if | inbad health. There are hundreds ot | miserable people going about to-day with disordered stomach, liver or kidneys, when a bottle of Parker’s Ginger Tonic j would’do them more good than all the Medicines they have evertried. 31-1m t ; Combined Reapers and Mowers, nd best assortment in Bates Co. CASH HOUSE —Or— 9 NLU SV 4 Hl | { { \ { A.S.Martin & Co, ttlers in Staple and Fancy Dry | Goods, Notions, Millinery, Ladies | Furnishing Goods, Cloaks, Su-ts, Carpets, Groceries and Queensware . | ali kinds ot Country Produce | ed wanted, We buy entiroly tor Spot Cash | and defy alt-competition on same | j quality of goods, We are at the ‘old stand of M. S. Cownrs & Co., and cordially invite everybody to visit us and save money, by $9 doing. R.R. DEACON, DEALER IN—— Hardwa N ATO Ss. & —_ |. TH re Iron, Steel: Backsmith’s Supplies, Geo. W. Brown's Corn Planters, Haworth Check | Rowers, Casaday Sulky Plows, Ca : > ‘ ay S s, Canton Clipper, Furst and Bradley Morison Hand Plows, Bucke Culti Buckeye aan E Cultman Taylor Threshers and nes, Mincappolis Twine — Binders, Racine Spring Wagons, Royal St. John Sewing Machines, Bain and La- Bell, Farm Wagons, Harrows, Road Scrapers, etc. The largest stock E rapers, argest s North-East Cor. Sqr. Butler Mo. it STANDS ATTHS HEAL THE LICHT RUNNING ‘DOMESTIC. MODEL Maehine of THE DAY. Manufactory OILS AND NEEDLES FOR SALE BY EXugo Sigmund, AGENT, BUTLER MO WW , EE". Maddy. DEALER IN —ON— Dakotah Street Southeast Cor. Sqr. - - = : BUTLER, MO" NA. A Nayard, AT THE POST OFFICE QAUSTIGY NEW ASABROGH EMIS BS ACT we aes ae BOOKS AND STATIO NUTS, CANDIES, TOYS ETC., IN LARGE VARITIES. Daily Pzpers and Periodicals always on hand. I take piewure tn anneu p the publie that I have located in Butler to make it my future how and have the Iurgest and best as- sorted stock of clocks, watches and jewelry and spectacles ever brought to this mariet, which I will sell cheap for cah. Having had many years experbnee in the manufac- ture of wateles and elocks in Eu- rope. lam new prepared to repair watches and¢locks, no matter how complicated nor how_ bad 2 have been tbnseed. By bringing htem to me. you can have them pe uitgood runting order and guaran tee satistactip : . THE AMERICAN UNIVERSAL CYCLOPADIa. An entisely new and enlarged edition complete in 15 Voti SOME. RIASONS WAY t It contains mere matter than an It is brought up to a later date t pedia. 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DENNEY ac sheir well known and popular stand on the Kast side of the square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE a” BUTLER. .c Their stock 1s composed of Feed Flour and the best qualiy of Staple and hancy Groceries, Glass, Queénsware and Crtiery. THE . ARE AT LESS EXPENSE That any house in therefore do uot ¢ competition, They pay liberal prices for Produce. They solicit « continuance @f the pat- ronage of their many customers, and will vindly attend to their wishes at any and all tines. IN the eity, and Goods delivered in the city Tim promptly. ‘ Chas. Denevy. Dry Goods & Groceries WYATT & BOYD DEALERS LN, Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Lime, Cement, ster Paris WC. aud Appleton € ity. wig to buy will plea v-1 WHE BRUC STORE! W. J. LANSDOWN, Prop’r. Good Stock of Pure, Fresh Drugs. [ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE SQUARE | IN BUTLER. MO. I will give my personal attention to compounding “prescriptions, day or night. Give me a trial trip. W. J. LANSDOWN. Also proprietor of the OLIVE HOUSE, | A first-class Hote! in the Southwest corner of the public square, BUTLER, MO INE WO LIVERY STABLE or—_ Thos. Berryhill. Having purchased tne stable of (. T. “"Tracy;,we are now ready to furnish the public with NEW BUGGIES and TEAMS —WE ALSO KEEP A— Feedand Sale Stable and: will ve"giad at! all times to accom [oe thepublic.! 174 193tf-