The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 6, 1882, Page 9

’ ' TQ LOCAL NEWS ae Go to the auction of Sims & Co. every night, if you want bargains. Call at the Times office and get 4 sample copy of the big paper. The diagram of the Opera House seats is heing prepared. Rich Hill, Presbyterian Rev. S.G. Clark. of will the church next Sabbath. preach in Commissioner Trimble is doing good work in putting down crossings | on the various streets. Hi E terest of Mr. Warren in the livery firm of Hill and Warren. Dr. Betz came near loosing his house Sunday by fire caused by a! detect in the flue. Tinware in endless variety and quantity allof good qua ity, at Hahn & Co. Some oi our co-temporaries in the | city are complaining of the TIMES’ | big paper as though we hadn't a right to publish it. Wim. Divble and M Dunnell, were married by M. McKissick, at his farm residence on the Miaini, November 25th. s Alice Esq. G. Pocket knives by the hundred, all sorts, sizes and prices at Hahn & Co. T. W. Silvers has moved his of- tice to a front room over the Thomp- son block on the southwest corner of the square. The Times adds several large ad- vertisements to its hst this week. The business men patronize the Times because it profits them to do so. An immense stock of immense stoves at immensely low prices at Haun & Co- Rev. J. G. Burgess and wife wish us to return their most sincere thanks to Messrs. Srewington & Brough, for a - fine turkey Thanksgiving morning. The Cumberland Presbyterians mite society will be held at the res- idence of D. W, Snyder’s on next Friday evening, Everybody cor- deally invited to atend. We have received two copies of the ‘Pocket Manual’’ published and for sale by Jehn Burns, 717 Olive st. St. Louis, Mo. and upon examina- tion find the work to be very com- plete. Our advice is to get a cepy. Wagons, buggies, teed and straw cutters, :., all for sale cheap by Haun & Co. Weare very greattul for the many kind expressions from the business men that have found their way to our office during the past week, cempli- mentary of the Times enterprise in the mammoth sheet sent out last week and which will be continued for three weeks more. The U. S. mail will groan under the heavy burden of bearing the Times extra sixteen page edition to its thousands of readers this week. Uncle Sam is generous to the prin- ter, however, and brother Aus. will do his part without a murmer, no doubt. : There is no doubt that our stoves are i good, our prices low, our terms reascna- ble and consequently our sales are large. Call and see us. Haun & Co. Abdut sixty persons assembled | at | the residence of Mr. W. S. Divers, tour and a half miles south ef town on Thanksgiving day and enjoyed themselves hughly in partaking of an excellent dinner. In addition to the day being Thanksgiving it was also Mr. Divers fifty-tirst birthday, which of course was the chief feature of the occasion. During the progress of the dance at the Palace hotel Thursday night | last, Capt. Hannah, accempamed by Rev. Alexander, entered the parlor | and announced that a wedding was | to take place immedhately. Music and dancing was instantaneously sus- pended, and a tew moments later; Miss Mr. Chas. E. Dillard and Mary Rowden, both from the In- tant Wonder, entered the room and unabashed by the gapping. snigger- auditory, were the ce ing. spheed. fun-loving was resuimed, ans has purchased the in- | AUCTION Every night. must be closed out in 50 days. Dry Goods and Gro- /ceries. Sims & co. ———_ Personal. -Col. B. G, Wheeler, is in the city for seyeral days on business. -). Hurd, residing near Virginia, was a caller at the Times ?ffice on | business Saturday. —Monroe Tucker, returned fro.n | California last Friday, looking un- | usually hearty. He is much delight- | ed with Calitornia climate. —Henry Donovan, and brother, wili leave next Monday | weeks visit at their old home in Can. | ada. for a six —Frank Allen, of Nevada, came lup Sunday evening and returned | Monday morning accompanied by Mrs. C. T. McFarland. —E. Park Ft | Smith, Arkansas, last Wednesday. }Heis loud in his praise of Ft. Smith as a city and has strong faith in its future. —Our old friend G. B. Hickman | returned trom Douglass county, last week where ne has been preparing a’sheepranche. Mr. Hickman may, returned = trom after while move his family to that H county. —J. E. and W. S, Morgan, of Warsaw. Benton county, father represented Bates county in the Legislature of 1859 and 1860, in company with A- B. and J. B. Ludwick, called at the Times offce last Saturday. —Musses Ella Evans, Mollie Mur- phy and Mrs. Rachael Swift, highly complimented the Times office on The Times (boy’s) appreciates such calls, as the ladies are such delightful entertainers. —Capt. J. D. Allen returned from his visit to Kentucky Saturday He came as he went-—alone. Jake willtake up quarters at once in But- ler, and begin posting himself for the duties of Deputy County Clerk. Three dashing young gentlemen trom Rich Hill, R. C. Massy, W- W. Ferguson and W. F. Thornton, accompanied by the charming young ladies, Misses Finney and Allen, were among the jolly ones at the O. B. }. hop, last Thursday mght. —T. G. Houston, of the nursery ; firm of Ambrose & Houston, Neva- da. has been in this city during j the week past soliciting orders for stock. ‘he firm hes employed Mr. J. O. Welton as agent at this place, | und they hope to do some consider- able business in this vicinity. —Maj. A. H. Proctor, of the Na- tional Historical Co. left for Wind- sor, Henry county, this morning to assist- in the compiling of the inis- tory now being made ot that coun- ty. Maj. Procter is a very genial, intelligent gentleman, and we can heartily commend him to all those with whom he may come incontact Lecture. Hon. J. L. Berry Will deliver | lecture on ‘Home Influence” at the | Ohio street Methodist church Sunday night. The public is invi- ted. Foe | S. B. Ruble, sold his f Charlotte township yesterday to john T. Rich, from Indianna. tor $4,300. Berry Bros., have moved their drug stock into the room just west ot the Palace hotel. a 2 in “Nevada Nursery. Mr. T. G. Houston, of the firm ot Am- brose & Houston, evada here with men to canvass Sates county forthe spring delivery of nursery stock. i In addition to men brought with him they have employed Mr, O. J. Welton, « resident ot Butler for the past five years { and who has had fitteem vears experic | in the tree business and is well and fa- is | H | well. { | | nursery, i vorably know The company ask all | wishin + stock sas » they guaranteed 3 i stock to be r whose | last Saturday with a pleasant call. | on} ‘THE GRAND OPENING Excursion Trains---Dia- gram---Programme Other Features. THE GRAND GLORIOUS DANCE. Never in the history of Butler has there been just such a fruror over any local event as there is now man- ifested over the occasion of the open- ing of the Walton Opera House next week. It is essentially and alm absolutely the one and only topic of eonversation in social cir- ; cles. And there is no wonder Butlerites are all agog, for it is the celebration of an event, the dedication of a structure that 1s calculated to im- press the hearts ct any people with i gratitude to go out to him w ho has so graciously done so much for the city and Let therefore, **thy joy be unbounded.”* Mr. F. EL. Mack. the the public welfare. gentleman- lly bas — 5 bination, w Monday arrauging all things for the opening. ‘The play to be puton the first night is ‘-Engaged."" but for fer the | reader to the programme which will | pe sent ourin ample time. The diagram of the Opera room is completed, andthe sale of tickets | will commence to-morrow morning more complete details we ‘at the Butler National Bank. Ap- | | plication should be made at the} |connter ot $. W. Peach, in the |rear ot the bank room. cursion rates, etc., the following let- ter to E.K. Carnes, trom F. Chand- | ler, Gen. Pass’g. Ag’t. Mo. Pacific ' railroad, explains the whole thing: “ E. K. Carnes, Agent, St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 2g. 1882. | Dear Sir: Yours otf 24th, to \C. kk. K. Will make excursion | rates for opening of Opera Honse as follows: | Rich Hill, = z $ 50 | Arthur, 2 5 =. is 75 Nevada, = = a Bere Adrian, = - é ES 50 Archie, = 2) ts a 75 Harrisonville, - = = oR Pleasant Hill, - 5 = 2% | Agentat Nevada is authorized to make rate $1 00 on 100 passengers being guaranteed Tickets to be sold on the 11th limited to rath. Advise the Opera House people of these rates as they may desire to ad- ; vertise. ! Yours Respectfully, | F. CHANDLEn. | Perhaps no feature of the open- ing night is so impertant or inter- esting to the frequenters of the ball i room as the grand ball that 1s to fel- low the entertainment. The O. B. J. club will not have charge of the dance, but it will be superintended by the follewing young gentlemen whese reputation and caoacity for | the work is unquestioned: Joe | Meyer, E. K. Carnes, N. B. Mc- | Farland, Willie Pyle, Sam M. | Levy and C. F. Burns. | Immediately after the entertain- | ment the crowds to repair to one ' of the lower rooms and partake of ‘the bountiful supper that will there be spread by Charlie Endres. Then | i; will come the fun. The two large double rooms on will be fitted up in splendid order by the committee above named, and | one of the finest orchestras in the ' Southwest has been engaged to fur- nish the music. Thirty set can dance at the same time and to the tune of the same music. The expense attached to the en- } tertainment of the visitors will be of no object with the committee, for inexhaustible. pecial pains will be taken to accom- | modate and make the guests agree- able. It is the intention of the committee to continue the dance through the night without ceasing, except it be an occasional suspen- sion to allow the mustcians to rest, and tor refreshments. On Saturday afternoon the 16th, a grand matinee will be held by the May Wheeler Combination. Pec- oy and exhiliration, and cause their | ent of the May Weeeler Com- | in the city Sunday and | As regards the special trains, ex-— the ground fioor of the building | ple in the country ould bring in their children to witness a splendid entertainment in the grand Opera | House. We are authorized to say that the Buder Cornet on the escort the dele- Band will play the streets infull uniform during afternoon, and will gations from the depot at night. The band does this to show its good will for the imposing o ; sion Opera Glasses, Gpera Glasses. A nice assortment Franz tternhardt. ale cheap at Toys For All. In any quantity, style or price. tail to see our stock, south side Ges BEN> Opera x Co. A. S. Ma and fans at fu buying vour boots and Weil & Co's. worth of vour money. shoe you will surely Canvas, zephyres, Germantown, &c., at A. S- | board, canvas mottoes, &c- Martin’s & Co. Opera hats and fans at A. S. Martin’ & Co, siware ha Save money by Buying your | and groceries of Bennett & Whi i Ai§R. Weil & Co's. you can alw: fitted to a good, easy, comtortable boct | Great reduction in cloaks, dolmans and knit goods, at A.S. Martin’s & Co. R. Weil & Co's. shoes cin’t be reduction in cloaks, dolmans and A.S. Martin's & Co. ‘To keep your feet warm, you wanta | pair ot R. Weil & Co’s., wool lined boots. board, canvas mottoes, &c. &c,atA.S. Martin’s & Co. In justice to yourself you should first ex- amine R. Weil & Co’s shoes before you buy . Bennett & Wheeler are agents tor the Mitchell wagon and Tippin corn shellers To keep your feet warm you need a pair of R- Weil & Co's wool lined boots. _Choice navy beans, mince meat, kraut, pickels, maple syrup and buckwheat flour at, Bennett & Wheelers, for less money than elsewhere. Christmas Candy. The finestand purest assortment is to be found only at Gus BENNERT. tor dining Apply [at 12t WHNTED—A good girl room work, wages no object. A. L. McBride & Co’s. store. Den'’t Waste Money Ontrashp extracts when jou can buy a lafting perfume so delightfully fragrant and refreshing as Floresten ologne. Oct 1-1m — To keep your feet warm you need a pair of R. Weil’s & Co's. wool-lined boots. Cloaks d@ BDolmans. of every style and price at Cassidy & Pit- kin. Farmers try Levy & Co. tor your winter supply in dry geods and boots and shoes. It will pay you big. If you don’t believe we sre selling goods low, just call and see for yourselves McBride & Co. Young Gentlemen. When you want a nobby suit of clothes go Cassipy & Pitkin. i | to For Something Handsome nthe hat line, we advise young menjto Cassipy & PiTKzs. For Hosiery | of ever grade and price, just callat Cas- | sidy & Pitkin’s. : callon Ladies Take Notice. | There is now being inveiced at Cassidy | and Pitkin’s, the finest and latest patterns | of dress goods ever brought to the city. Buy your bect> and shoes ot Levy & | Co's. They carry a compiete stock and R. Weil & Co’s shoes keep theirshape | the tund set apart for that purpose is | understand the practice ot selling cheap. Every attention will | ‘be given the great throng and es- H [.ow prices on Heating Mc | stoves is our motto. If You Would Keep Warm ‘ during the blasts ot winter go to Cassidy ; yourselves with | | & Pitkin’s and supply 5 | gloves Their stock is unequaled in the | southwest. Cloaks! € In endless variety at Ua: i ‘The largest and best stock of locks, | latches and hinges in town at A. McBride & Co. jerous to talk about. dy & Pitkins. | Christmas is Coming Z.J. Williams IS HERE WITH OODLES OF iter Candies, Nuts, Fruits, canned Queensware, Woodenware, Tobacco, cigars, and a whole host of other things too num- Our prices have got mashed on the other fellers and are: per- Canvas, zephyres, Germantown, card- | H Cioods* fectly flattened out, come, see and believe. Z. J. WILLIAMS: it a heater get a schorcher. Save Your Moncey McBride &Co. | and buy your from Remensber the Superior Cook Stove & Co. leads them all bothin durability and op- eration, kept by McBride & Co. Ir vo McBride stoves FOR SALE—One er two resdemees in | different portions of the city. Inquire of a | A. H. Darrow. gant Margains in clothing, hats, caps and | é ae gents turnishing goods at Levy & CO's. | Giri Wanted tc Te do house work, will payhighest wages going, enquire of t cott The largest stock otf steves we have ever brought to Butler will commence arnving nexp week. McBride & Co. ‘The finest lotof eating stoxes ever | brought to the city by McBride & Co. i R. J. ddvaiey. For Bale. ‘Two houses and lots, 3 rooms cack, one with pantry and barn, in West addition | to Butler, on Ohio street. Apply to + Leox Out. _W Chambers. 3f-2m For Wavnerd’s Holiday “ad? is next . weelis Times. True to her Trnst ‘Yoo much cannot be saidt af the ever For » Clean Shave faithtul wite and mother, constantly watching and earing for her dear ones, , never neglecting a single duty in their | behalt. when they are assuild by disease andt e system should have 4 thoroug!) | Gleansing, the somachiand! bowels regu- ated, blocd purified, and malarial poison exterminated, she must know that Elec tric Bitters ase the only sure remedy They are the bast and purest medicine it the world andonly. cost $y cents. Sold by F. M. Cruraley & Co. sie Gorte ¢ rouch Bins. stop, near wosthweet eomer of the squars. “Thes Save ane costortable room. Renter Ladies the iates! and handsonres? ne of fancy } goods are tound at Lety & Co"s. Wanted 2,000 bushels of dried apples. High-) est market price paid at Land Fos Sale in Bates County OOLERY’S. | Consisting of wesl improwed farms wit House and Lot For Sale. i good orchaxis, on teame w puc | chaser; alse unimproved lands. Buver House has 5 For turtber In nx ity. room ocall ardisee JAMES HOW ine Adsices betel, at Adrian JOHN DUFF Véacthmaker & Engraved. MISSOURI will do we ERTON, Mo. eap- particulars gail on ov asidres: S B. Newb:tl. 45-20 25 Cestsa Real “That ix all Gus fennet charges. Callon him when ia towr~ | Fresh Oysters | \ Stewed, fried or otherwise in abundance Gus BENNeET’s. BUTLER, - i at SS EE ee capa Abst | Farm for Sale. ‘ 1 og save a small farm containing 61 SETH THOMAS CLOCKS | acres which I will sell at a basgain. The | improvements consist ofa house with 4 | rooms and cellar, and cat buildings, } plenty of fruit ot all kinds, and plenty of | living water. Located 4 miles south j west of Johnstown, knewn as the Tom, Terms reasonable. T. W- Crews ILLERBROS.CUTLERY CO. THE Mi "MERIDEN, CONS. | Harm n place. { xt “STANDARD POCKET CUTLERY. ‘Ladies’ Selssors and Ink Erasers.