The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 13, 1882, Page 8

AT ADRIAN MCFARLAND &BRO. HAVE LOCATED A Harness and Saddle Shop. They extend a special inyitation to all to examine their stock which will be soid at Botler prices BADGLEY & GIPSON’S Priee List, BOOT and SHOE LINE. o———- - $1.25 to $2.50. Pairs Boys Boots 100 100 a ** Shoes - - = $1.10 to $2.00. 100 ++ Men’s Boot Kip - -— - $2.50 to $3.50. : 100 ee as ec Cakt - $3.00 to $6.00. 100 +» Womans Shoes — —_ $1.10 to $3.00. 102 +s Woman’s ard Misses Tips at cost. Satisfaction Guaranteed, ‘Oo Grocery Line. oO Bacon :5 cents. Lard 18 cents. Butter 25 cents. Eggs 10 cents. Candy 10 cents. Cheese 20 cents. Brown Sugar 10 Ib. for $1.00. A Full Line of Queensware BOTTOM PRICES. South Side square next door to McClintock. —_—_—_~—~*oOxOCc—cxKx—>P>P9>7x — === LO ‘ATL NEWS R. G. West showed his smiling countenance on ourstreets yesterday. He is confident of success and thinks xX Parties finding an X on the margin of their paper will know they are in ar- he will get there Eli. rears for same and will please liquidate as we need the money. « it Where 1s the man who is going to start a dairy and cheese tactory near the modern wonder, Rich Hill?— Gazette. Yes, where answers w-h-e-r-e! The average candidate looketh pale and is very nervous. Cause, near- ing of election. is the man? Echo A litlte rain at present wouldn’t hurt anything and might cool off some of the candidates. The Times prints a larger edition than any paper in the county. It 1s the best medium tor advertising as it circulates in every nook and corner in the country. "Miss Alice Harriman left for Fort Scott Sunday evening to visit fnends in that city for several days. Geo. Bartley brought to our office a beet that beat the other beet as bad as ever a beet was beat This particu- lar beet measured 17 inches around and weighed 5 1-2 pounds. Who Democrats turn out en mass to the primaries Saturday and vote tor who you conceive to be the best men. Dr. Wood sold one of his fine Ls wibenne? buggy horses last week to Mayor v Jim Smith ot Adrian tor three hun- | Tom Reeder s in the city dred dollars. | Saturday. Tom is a very popular — young gentleman, served Let every Deniocrat vote Saturday |7OU® © i ? three years as county deputy clerk, that we may know the strength of 3 2 i : and has a host ot friends in the coun- the party in the county for the sake e of organization. fees en gee | Mr. S. D. Black i The Grange store moved in the = D: Black brought into. our buildine cathe southeast comer oF office Saturday last, une dozen ears = {of the nicest and finest sweet corn the square. formerly occupied by} i 1 E a - “ |; We have seen in a Es. r. Lewis Hoffman. ee along time. Mr. | B. has sold a great deal af it for having We are indebted to our young friend, Collie Zombro, of Los Angeles, Calitornia, for a copy of the Daily Regsster of that city. You | leavin can orders filled by g same at Badgley & Gipson’s. get BS ERIE If Butler loses this opportunity to Mrs. H. -Hutchinson and daugh-! the railroa3, she does not deserve to ter, Miss Pinkie, returned Saturday | have one, and should sell out, lotand from a several days visit to ralatiyes ' stock, and emigrate further west, as in Walnut township. W. O. Jackson addzessed large and appreciate audiences at Altona and Peters Creek school | But business men are at work in | the money. fast ——_ house > on the streets **pump- Candidates w Saturday afternoon and night. ( eye Saturday as thick as bees, es from Butler will and re-umion of ex- Topeka the Several p: attend the gr at out their strength. boys; we used to be up to ‘‘snuff’’ when we Mrs. Juha Cullar, who kad been | ran for office. visiting mm the city for several weeks 2 z eS : bee fats hee hGote Ge LiAois lesc| We received compli nentary ticket ipiedar enctcg: ! to the district Fair of Bates, Henry Ze | and St. Clair to be held at Apple- With a strong pull, a iong pull, | ton City, beginning Sept. 27th and and a pull all together we may suc- | holding four days. The managers are making strenuous efforts to ren- ceed in getting the railroad, but we | won’t unless a strong ettort is made, der the Fair a complete success. so be not deceived in the matter. | fine amphitheatre has been built and When you find across oa your | other improvements made on the paper it means that you are behind } Scene with the Tugs tor one year or| over and we would like tor all who} catalogue together with an invitation «Gan to come forward and pay us, as to attend the Barton county fair, be we need the meney. | } gmning October 3rd, and ending _ Mx. Bob. -Massey, accompa- | October 6th. The premiums offer- nied by that cnarming and be- | ed are liberal and cach particular witching young lady, Miss Sallie | department is well filled. For par- Allen, day morning and Spent the day m | See’s., Lamar, Mo. Thanks for the electric city. (complimentary. find Well. go it, x .| different sections to federals last of this week. | drying purposes and still has more. ! this county is too progressive for her. | : : } earnest, and, we believe, will raise | ing’? the country people from the | We received premium list and | | came np from Rich Hill Sun- | ticulars address Geo. E. Bowhng, | Religious. The Presbytery of Osage will {convene at the Presbyterian church i on next Tuesday evening at half-past | Opening sermon by moderator, Rev. James = Poage. During the session of Pre bytery the Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society will hold their Annual meeting. The first of their meeting willbe heldon Wed- nesday 2 p.m. it. the Ohio street M. E. church which has been se- cured for their Among sub- jects of interest this society will by seven o’clock. the sesston use. be the the address | of Miss Anna M. Wyatt, response by Mrs. Erwin. A paper on Missions hy Mrs. Knech- ler and adiscussion opened by Mrs. Schauffler Kansas City. On Wednesday evening there will be a general Missionary meeting in the Presbyterian church, at which there willbe a paper read by Mrs. R. McCarg and addresses from bers of the Presbytery. All are cor- dially invited. Rev. y. D. Wood will begin a protracted meeting in the east Da- kotah street M. E. church to-night j and continue dufing this week, and perhaps next. He will be assist- edby Rev. H. S. Shangle, of Rich Hill and Rey. Margeson. ot Mar- shall. : The Southwest Missouri Con- ference of the M_ E. Church, South, convenes at Nevada, Mo., on the 27th inst. The conference mem- bers and about one hundred ministers will attend. Bishop Granbery will preside. welcome of mem- The Appleton Yournal has the following to say for our nerghbor, the Rich Hill Greenback organ: The Gazette at Rich Hill under Greenback management has changed its name from the simple and ap- propriate name ot ‘Rich Hill Ga- zette’’ to the thundering, spread- eagle, blow-hard name of *‘National Gazette.’?” Why it 1s that a Green- backer can’t be a common-placed, common-sensed fellow like men ot other parties, 1s a conundrum the most difficult to solve, unless it be explained on the general principles that they are all cranks. An eastern journal speaking of the resources of eur grand and glorious commonwealth of missouri says: “There is nothing which man needs, and there are few things which it is rational tor him to desire that this j imperial state does not furnish in tich abundance. There is grain for his sustenance, tobacco for his solace, gold for his decoration, iron fo his use, wine for his exhilaration, cotton and wool for his garments and hemp , tor his morals.”? Probate Judge, was in the city the | latter part ot the week. The Col. tells a good joke on himself. Aman | whom ke was ‘lectieneering asked him where he was from. The Col. j reared back om his dignity, his thumbs in his vest, and said: ‘Do you not see the Durham stock? sir, Iam from the blue grass regions of Ky ’’ ‘*I thought you looked rather steerish, but had idea no to what stock you belonged.’’ | J. W. Medley, of New Home township, biought to our office one | day last week an apple whicn was simply immer e. gain some idea of its size when we say it was one printer could eat. Mr. Medley knows how to tickle the fancy of the printer ter when something te eat or drink js ; poked at him and he does spond his friends byry him. We omitted to notice in our last j weeks issue the removal of the ' Grange Store trom its old quarters | mto the corner building tormerly oc- cupied by Lewis Hoffman’s liquor store. And while speaking of this firm we will just state for the ben- efit of those who do not know, that as much as not re- may prepare to ithe Grane Stere is being made a successtul — eaterp: under se the shrewd business nauagement of Mr, iJ. C. Mclom Dave Walker left Tuesday morn- ing to attend the ex-federfals reunion | at Topeka. i Do not forget the bargains in staple 6gtocenes at j ALS. Martin & Co’s. at the meetings of | Col. S. F. Hawkins, candidate tor | Our readers can | ESTABLIS !Lhe Amencus cider mill is the best. Call and see 1t. Hahn & Co. Wheel-barrows. ‘pt ps.. well i aS °C. SS WHEELER & Co Hahn & Co. Mayesburg Items. very cheap. DEALERS IN 1 Health is good. Everybody is in good spirits Candidates plenty, looking after their interests the 16th inst. ’ | Crops generally good, we have | 30,000 bushels of corn in 2 small boundary of thsee miles square. IRON, WOOD-WORK, FENCE WIRE, SEEDS Small gram is good. Sweet Cornto Dry. | WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, can get'the same delivered at their choice line of California truits, canned Peacaes, Raspberries, trawberries, String Beans, Lima Beans, Peas, Corn ang Tomatoes, c ned Soups, potted Chicken, Lobsters, Mackerel, corned Beet, Clams, Salinon, Xc., dried Raspberries, Peaches, Currants, Prunes, Apples, and in tact everything that can be tound ina first-class grocery . Those wishing sweet corn houses. Leave your orders with Badgley & Gipson’s where sample S. D. Black. can be seen. 41 It.* We have « Blackberry The largest and best stock of locks, latches and hinges in town at A.L McBride & Co., store. We cordially invite the public to calland examine our goods and prices and see tor themselves that we keep none but the best For Sale or Trade, I will sell or trade for land and give a | big bargain in ageneral stock of hard- ware amounting to $2,500. Wa. A. Scott, sidy & Pitkin’s Store. BUTLER, , Northwest Cor. Square iq INI W DR.J. PERRIE & Ct al al Ate Ph) We haye a tew more of those celebrated JH TR MM Superior Cook Stoves left. Call and see them it you want to buy a No. r stove. A. L. McBride & Co. Burns & Co. Now have to offer to their trade line of hose, which we place on our | Wrest side of Square, Butler, Mo. ‘O- Dealer in Drugs | | counters and will sell regardless of 41-2t cost. Blacksmiths or Wagon Makers wanting iron or wood work will make money by calling at A. L: McBride & Co. Patent and Proprietary Medicines, tancy and toilet soaps’ tooth and hair brushes, glass and putty, stationery, paints, oils and varnishes. tobacco, and cigars, Choice wines and liquors for medicinal use. R. Weil & Co. are offering special | bargains in boots and shoes Call and be convinced. 41 | Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded. 37 10 Bi i aS | A chew of Huppy Thought is economy | . ___14-3m | Burns & Co. Will place to-day upon their counters | their entire stock of white goods to be slaughtered at prices that will | astonish you. 41-2t oe | Girl Wanted! To d6 general house work. at this office. Have just received the finest line of dressgoods in town. 41-2t OF DRY GOOD Clothing and Notions, Apply Here we are again and with more boots and shoes than any other house | in Bates county, and which we will | sell for less money than anybody else. ! Come and see for yourself. } 41 R. Weil & Co. Rooting and guttering a specialty, and all work guarranteed by A, L. McBride & Co. | Wanted! | A good house girl. Highest wages | paid with permanent cmployment. Apply before Saturday. Mrs. P. C. F re arriving daily at Cassidy & Pitkin! Bown Goes the- Prices, Also have a line ot gloves that must ) and will be sold te make room tor | fall stock. 4i-2t j me ues i For Sale. ; “A well improved farm of 320 H | acres 3 miles south of Altona. Plen- ty of water handy. ti W.& R. Warton. "A Large stock on hand, warranted fortveyeanat THEY MUST and WILL be SOL 41 Franz Bernhardt’s. | Ifyou want ladies and childrens’) ._ Z hose, gloves and white goods you N Ow IS vour | Should call at Burns & Co’s., for they | time and assidy & Pitkin are selling these goods to make room el l l tor fall stock. 4i-2t is the place to get youl FOR SALE—One or two residences in different portions of the city. Inquire of | A. H. Darrow. 4i-tt Select school. ‘ Dry Goods and Clothi i Mrs. Burkleo’s 2d year began Monday, | Sept. 11. 4i-2t Go to R. Weil & Co’s AT and see} por steck of boots and shoes before: JRE IRS ID ROCK PRICE | you purchase. 41 Bucklen’s Arniea Salve. ee { A cordial invitation is extended to all } The best salve inthe world tor cuts bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever i sores, tetter, chapped hands, c ilblhins, ; orgs and all skin eruptions, aad posi- | tively cures Piles, It 1s guaranteed to ; Bive perfect satisfaction, or money re- | funded. Price 25 cents per box. 32-tt | For sale by F. M. Crumly & Co. call and see us. We will take pleasure showing you goods and give low prices. Next Door to Bates county National Bam