The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 4, 1883, Page 1

VOL. NEW RAILROAD PROJECT. The Fort Sestt, ‘st. icuis and Chicago Railway. and tle Plans of its P: ojectors itv Jo i ever eee Dlege the 4 hs tutement. maki id rue particularly because reports nors of a verv conflicting character, tag st s wide of the truth, are hand. But if tation, [tis but jus- n curre and the gentle- the ice to the erprise nen engaged im it that truth be : } told un known. The new railroad will be built the as located that | the he coming summer and _ fall i ame ana a half nour ayea ago, except the line tas been changed from But- | SPend ler to Fort Scott leaving Rich Till throug some ten or twelve miles to the cast. that some have so extensively this c¢ the costs and BUTLER, MISSOURI, COUNTS "| National Bank. - and pportuuity to ¢ ORGANIZIOD IN is@ai. soude e St. kouis La mag : oS as large Vault. B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock ed to do x one, sand, etc; it all should prove the failure tore- will be ryself and associates u . 4 .| Lewis cl aviest losers and thh people of | 7 1 ounty benefited by just the (Be a be ioe Geo. a tot money we buy in and | 7 here. But we have made h examination, have counted | propose to take the OFFICERS: The reasons for this change are snu- risks. Puos. M. Nicnor ply the interests ot the enterprise in Mr. Hendr LEWIS CHENE Ey - : of the gentlemen investing ==) r ni iz » - Vice money in it. The change makes} before 2 democr: who | ! igs the route shorter, ischeaper to build, | succeeds a long repul adminis- | 773 better grades when built, passes! tration | hem. Tam quite will: THE NONPAREIL and over} that ar the through 2 better country, > beds ‘ot coal which cou | pany has made arrangements to con- gone to Rich tll we a main line twe] | Had-we would in addition to | 1 than our present route, several niles lonye miles of | have had to build * switches morder to reach coal and then could Only get it on leases by paying thigh royalty tor the privilege | We o other of mining. would have to con = ees “BL roads for th pete witl business of Rich Hill, and with two companies, with for Rich | a strong coal a trade already established, Hill gettingenough Rich Hill business or } nough Rich Hill coal under not seem te me to justify so large an addtional | outlay, Por build via Rich | Hill and then build switches out | Tur where we | Bucter coal. The chance for Wheat, Corn selling these circumstances did us to from our main hne to could get good coal lands at as fair | them in Walnut more than to} a price as we get Dire would cost $200,000 build direct actoss the Walnut coal | shall have ‘_BADGLEYS & GIPSON, oa awho covet ay! | WILLIS, WArTHEVWs. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 1 OPPOISTE CPERA s£OCSE. Free Lunch Eve Day. TLER PRICELIST. | ‘*€monstrated. «As furnished by ,» selling the **Poch Man- Wik BOSS GROCERS. oie | pus cha’ (pees, ne eve eints Com full par ern w Discovery tor Con- Their unlooked for recovery use of ae reat I over Dr. sumption. fields, where have the coal hrectly on our main line. The report that we are simply go- mg to build a spur to the Gulf road | and then stop, is simply a falsehood we 5 | that no man has reason to circulate, | A Mi and that [do not think any man inj} Bates county believes. Iam sure ose who most circulating the report do not belie destroy th Pl ainly | are industriously it, tor beliet would nly reason for circulating it. i their only reason for their course is | that a rival town to” Rich ni | ' grow up in the southwest of the country. true. part It their reports a nd there is no danger of fe j why need they be so much concerned | about it? Ido not know whether «| town of any great diminsions will | Stow up at walnut or not’ but I do know that a rail-road will be but a- | cross the Walnut coal fi ds extend- that aconl com Walnuy, | and | north as Odessa : pany will be orgamzed at t coal put on the: towne ani- npany wi d lots sold to whoever wants a Ouy them. Iocan not Pers, s buving lots tod not Oss in case the but I a ilot a tow prosper Jy one ean buvi $ 2g into busine will not Proprietors of Mad ¢ Final Se _Not ice is heret curator of the estate of Opens for term on will a minor, ts with said estate ut the next term of he s county, Missouri in Buti J. M. NAYLOR, or ae L. B. ABEASON. Pes T? ih HEALER IN EFURNEFPUR . bIZABY CARRIAGE nd pric ao0i Ay tle vol- | WEDNESDAY JULY 4, 1883. SA DOORN, BOOTS >5 co} VALS NO 31 n Out, FRANK CASSITY. = 7 Sa or x x * “a . Y ‘ove | RE LATE CYCLONE BLEW FAVORABLY FOR BUTLER AND | 7 haired & WILSON GEO. W. WILSON. a AtThe Depot. se ~ New and Choice Groceries, IN. B. JETER, - | Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Solid Silver and Paaenies SPECTACLES Complete Line ot H | FIELD, AND Also heeps in stock a tull line of MARINE GLASSES Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Satisfactorily Done. ALWAYS FIND STOCK WEINER’S, YOU CAN A LARGE OF AT BOTTOM FIGURES AT MAX EAST SIDE SQUARE. Right at the jower scale, South side square, keeps tull ! — Staple f Fancy Groceries. Queensware, Glassware and Woodenware. Also afull line of good substantial Dry Goods and Notions, Boots, Shoes Tats and all sold at prices that defy ¢ Jompetition. 25-1. BERRY B. OTHERS, IPURE, DRUGS, PAI? 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