The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 20, 1882, Page 12

M. CRUMLY Under the head of Toilet Articles and Druggists Sundries, . We are obliged to class a large and varied Assortment of Goods. Lack of space will not permit of a detailed description. > annem en OUR LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS CONSISTS OF a nn ee mee eto eee ere nr nee ? Dressing Gases, Handkerchief Boxes, Albums Photo’s Murors, Jewel Cases, Glove Boxes, Albums Auto’s, Ink Stands, Oder Cases, Books, Artistic Material, Paper Weights, = Fine Perfumes, Fancy Stationery, Card Cases, Japan Ware, ete, —— eee - nae bs Our stock in this line is complete. and composed only of the best, cur prices REASONABLE. and our desire to gratify ou patrons never lags. Assuring all a hearty welcéme, who deem an invitation to call worthy of their consideration, We remain Very Respecttully Yours, EF. M. CRUMLY & C cITY DRUG STORB. ig “MISSOURI MATTERS. Piedmont is rapidly ae ee Hop Bitters are the Purest ana | | TEXAS TOPICS. | It is stated on prett good authority | HOCSEHMOLD NOLES. Four years ago the population was Best Bitters Ever Made. Thee pees see ' that one-fofirth of the cotton crop in . 4 as eg 1 me Cc 5 C. L. Bartsett is preparing to | 700 and now it is nearly 1,500 Fit ond ate Fompouciad ee ae | Syyate Pt Stn ass | this State stll remain m the _ field. Food should neyer be mixed on open a po:k packery in Carthage. Frank Pierce sold his farm near | oldest, neat a ae eunoce ys a 3 j The recent rains did no very great | the plate. os in the world an: ntain all the best an: = ss "4 é “ c A sixteen pound girl baby was] Fairville, Saline county, to John | most curative profetties ot allother reme- | ft is now highly prebable that the | @mage to cottonalready opened, but} _Arasene embroidery is now used bern in Jefferson county last week. | Johnson for $60 per acre. arise beds ved Rreatest blood purifier, | International Railroad will soon be the frost that followed killed nearty | to decorate ihe plush frames for The Chilicothe skating rink com-| .The Ste, Geneveive Copper Min- storing agent on earth. Ne disease or | extended beyond Columbia to the —— ae aaa picking | beveled mirrors. pany will establish a tink at Lexing- | ing company, at 2 depth of 132 feet, ' al beaitieiceip poseibt) ponent where | town os Brazorio, which 1s pituated | en pase cuore con completely Oranges are held on a ferk while ton. have struck a very rich lead ore, ‘| tect are their operations. 4 eight miles lower down the Brazos | checked for several days past. peeicd and are divided whithout The cemetry at Peplar Bluff is| A young married man in Howard | pei oh ly de i Span carpet | River. _ Parties from West Tevas report | breaking the skin. situated in the heart ofthe town. sounty attempted suicide, last week, | ments cause irregularity of the bowels or | The authorities at Brenham are | that the plrinswest of Big Springs Cheese should never be touched because his firstborn was red-head- | leah ad tre RRisieate tcicabig be determined to put down the roughs along the I:ne of the Texas and Pa- | with the fingers, but crumbled and . ing highly curative, tonic and siimula-| and rowdies who have for so long cific Raflway are litetly covered with | eaten with a fork. a, Macon hetei,| ting, witheut intoxicating. ' a 'anjelope. It 1s supposed they h it hei er th i Nomatter what your feelings or symp- attempted —unsucessfully to take | by. He ft rae Panh af at , nok teen heirs among whom | tome are, what the disease or ailment is, | charge et the town, and the City | ben driven from the Panhanble, the will be deviced $256,000 left by an | use Hop Bitters. Don’t wait until you | ygarshal has oftered 2 aeward of $10 | Indian Territory and mountains ot are sick, but if you only feel bad or mis uncle. erable, use Hop Bitters at once. It may i | for information leading to the arrest j New Mexico py the sudden cold An Ohio man has purchased the | save your lite. Hundreds have been | weather and severe snow-storms. P pra tet ap doing. cacconalil be cas far | of any one discharging firearms with , Theswork-et. as the ‘Capac- An acceptance or regrets should be sent as soon as possible after receiving an invitation. and se Co Meve counties are shipping large quantities of pe- - cans. 3 Mr. Gill, of Barton county, near 5 } Arcadia, has 2,000 head ot sheep Walter G. Nunn farm of 160 acres | q case they will net cure or help. {1m the city limuts. i -————--—— Anodd ceilng for an elegant * | draying room 1s of cathedral glass near Antioch, Pike county, for Do not suffer orlet your friends suf- | i Frank Frayve 1s fantic over the | 4id to have cost $5,000. | fer, but use and ‘urge them to use Hop} Bitters. | The cotton crop of Texas was pnt | ceath of Mrs. Von Behren, who he| A gentleman should not shake . ee a | Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, d1ug- | down at 1,000,400 bles before the re- | 2°cidentally shot that Thursday night. | hands wich lady, not a relative,un- ee Phelps county than they have been elt youare a woman and want both | ged, drunken nostrum, but the purest : He willbe bailed out and accompa- | less she offers to do so. for many years. health and beasty, remember that ail j and best medicine eyer made; the inva- and 200 stock cattle. Morses and mules are dearer in | $3:000- ‘ cent frost and the corncrop was es- | a a & = - oe ers ny the body to Brooklyn. Cheap and - The enterprising citizens of the superficial efforts to increase you: per- | lid’s friend and hope, and no nerson or | timated — at 25,000,000 _ bcshels. \ eap and pretty bedroom = cur- fi sonalcharms are vain. Freshness and | tamily should he without them. Try the 2 ze = se saat Ri Sono are going to build «a $20,000 | beauty accompany health, and to secure | Bitters to-day. nog qt | These tigures will be slightly reduc- | The tuneral of Congressman Up- | ins ate of cheese-eloth, trimmed this Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkham’s remedi iS ith v d . city hall. emp ca Re mage ——__ ~~ _[ed but there will not be any material | degraff, who died Wednesday, will | “ith very deep torchon lace The Greenville Journal says | mean ot renovation. The highest. in- | Arabi wants to be exiled to Da-| change made, and it can be claimed | take place Monday. next at noon at There are new English rugs which Wayne county has redeemed its Suaeuieate secre iene must mascus or London, he is not very | truthfully that Texas is the leading Wheeling, W. Va. A congressions | Make pretty and inexpensive cover- last bond, and is now out of debt. | plexion. Good for either sex. particular which. | agricultural State of the South. j al committee will attend. ings for parquetry floors. _4.& MARTIN & CO er AND COTTON DRESS | GOODS, 8 1-3 te 30 cts. per yard, worth trom 10 te 40cts Cashmeres in ail grades, bought cheap aad sold at a smal! profit Those Broadhead Goods are just splendid and warranted to wash and do up as well as linen. Bar Baskett Heavy Cloaking $1 50 per yard, termerly $2 25 per yard, Fancy Cloaking very cheap.~@38 DOLMANS, CLOAKS, IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS. , which will be sold very reasonable. | Make home cosey, your wife and family mapey: Se ee sale A.S. MATIN & CU., and buy a Show you Flats, Caps and a Full Line of Millinery. Carpet at the Closing Out Sale. They are Cheap. KEEP. YOUR FEET WARM AND HEAD COOL, These Woolen Hose just received direct from the factory tor Ladies, Misees and children will do it. Mrs. Martin, in Charge of the Millinery Department will be glad to see all of her old customers and as many new ones as may favor her with a call where she will In nice and artistic styles of the latest fashisions, - Mushn, Blankets, Ginghams, Bed Quilts 2 wen ae i ae o oe x ust = ‘isnnels, Ratase, cies Cloakings. Groceries. Sugar, Coffee, Apple Jelly. Shirtings, Water Sproet, Suntings,, Felt Skits, Corsets, Prints, Kid Géves, Ticking Spices, Soaps, Queensware, Gtosow Lamps. Py ois mam DT td ATE ED EEG Ss . Ve w Gy “ia me ab oe All Goods Warranted as megrencnte Come One, Come All. A. S. MARTIN & Co.