The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 5, 1883, Page 2

Gowstm and Holiday NNoveities. ually Large Stock of = eS a T \ po room aD . i SILVER AND PLATEDWARE. | EEE T e largest and most complete ever offered for sale in Bates county. before making your Holiday purchases. Ww. B. JETER, ' Removed to West Side Square, Osborii building, two doors north of Clive house. BUTLER, MO. i POLITICAL DRIFT. t the Presidential w York 15 1 pleasing, and that there would pe in j it nothing to offend the most taste. ALL SORTS. Bulington Hawk Eye. The were ¢ refined + “Gath” predicts th: rascals turned out before we -”’—Cha'les pa ne candi- which takes its date fr **What are you aiter now? the policeman of a well known 1} **7?m lookin® for a detective.”” rtain defeat. replied the robber. And the officcr r izes still continue to re- shook hs bead. lieve | jnark that *ta Detroit Alder you can find one. offered his for the burelar’s ready for th Holmun Dana. 7m doomed glor. My syinpthies now, even more the are exch than ever, with the under dog in fiight.—bB. F, Bailer. 2an ofe Pe Sepals W, you'r uppity wear!” “HB e lookin’ the worse tor “No, replhed I “but i'm a heap t vorse tor t lonesome znce touched him, ‘because South ¢ all lookiag for you.”’ Matthew Arnold 1s prepared to} by the South to Ww: Titusvill Ss19, K. Andeizon, Peamsyivania, is meured | 090. ot it the expense ot the ;, thing about military drill. for i ciiy, and to ride at theirown expense ! {tis said that the Mexican wear the dirties linen, police We should think a man whose | ¢ on foot. Mr. F. Osborn, jz., of and Peabody, | ould yk ot | Mass.. Worth so m of it, ever alr s¢en on mort imuts that he discharged s+ never wanttodre. Come tyt they’re making her fly now. ipid s tyou Phere are fish, scienti : : : eee SH us. tha = Gi close, and had — = : ron pe ove in ere he bidee been three or four yard at the previous election! TS In the ocean, ata depth ot 2.600 | ; ee ee or ees ee is p * 2:090 | jonger, wovid prot have zyor Cummings of Bangor, feet below th t towns, z that Sgo feet of line was: enou The Indians on the frontier to be and country 1d, second, that "| he has deubts ot the | poor mortals wi HM ll have to s€eM | overcoats to the eae very quiet and no trouble is re- | seal ported on any of the reservations, | but on Sunday another New York | poliecman got drunk and killed an pawn shop nae -skin sacques for their wives.’ it strikes us that either the Hreakf Table man must wear fabulors splendent overcoais, or his changes an ! - ity of legislation whi nemorial custom. *-Oh, the road 1s smooth enc d the Conduc Placid ctor inoffensive laborer. The Indian deluded with oe oes fee plaining I t a eluded with an aw. c jaining Sree a foreign missionary board needs to bor oe ices Be teepcis ee cae her road Bed in th senda few more good savages to : a ey = ae a F ae Tes : the cs eo peuksapel ens Unia < t’s the cars that Oo ey Bucklen’ s Arnica Salve. jolt Comp: any took the springs out ut ina Co! orado town the man- The greatest medical wonder ot the} j 5 and didn’t get ager of the opera house was elected Bruises Case ea cure Bares ee Ss hi oe ci of ae dem es 's, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever £08 Sus, Ep mayor, and he announced in his jin. | Sore: s, Cancers, Piles, Chil blains, Corns, ther hi — comy i passenger augural address that he would « Teter, Chapped Hands, and ail skin erup. jAnd th come passenger Se pare } tions, “guaranteed to eure in every in-| gmimbied'1 °° more, for he felt that Pains or expense to make his ad- ae ormoney refuuded. Prive 25 cts|} a8 e presence of the Star munistration popular, instructive and | P** ET Ta Cremty ce, | Se ae : = 6tt Liar 1 t ! | James | range j thirteen | be cons ! ot sufficien | half inches in th Was 15 at the requ note | ot Bates co sariace, There, w: : ees ac reasons for hi > a z always knew there was : = As it was, th eves as reasons for his veto NOLEE LE oe we OVer ten seconds of the standard , admitis F OR A . Why We never caus eht anv fis! Fe. ee . Pe rine 5S: . * told the } : Oh Nicaea Bee ees ae ed to rth half North East, East hall C ae fast e Gshad b Is the ¢t a fi : st skipper we ‘shed w tide ice B business relations n the city | county Prot - 21, Township at, Rag ila Ss ort br Missouri, be Novembe claims ag: exhibit them in one year from Ar omPnT SAL Uitte ESTABLISHED 1870. a: BENNETT & WHEELER] jee. tacine Farm Wag : ulky Plow, Haish close } oh eset el Fence Wire. Prices CGiunrinteed to be Satistacto 2 : dic} NORTHEAST CORNER SQUARE, - BUTLER K then com feet cast A eae > me eee ese a point six I feet, to the the City of a poiit s side ct O tioned, in thence teet said liams, — SHARLES SPRAGH wil FOR YOUR HT Zz liams sec. constru ed mz ae edb as to m Seco smooth \ h YORRTH-WES ARESL Having embarked in this business again I respectively invite all my i not be less | patrons and friends to calland see me. [have a most. excellent. fim ‘ |! and laid | re one half inc i Sec. 3- structed of b erected on the curbstone 0% ¢ g ound a suffic c f the curbst one a ss CORNER SQU. | stoves and tinware and it being my exclusive business can sell at aston SBPRAGUE. Whe nes sq Ing low prices. of plank sound It CHAS. ‘RB. B. DEACON for the sall trade, one rosswise | and on not s, the plank shall spiked | | to th shall be ot less size shall be ia latter its appro- is now receiving in car lots, feta BAIN WACONS vou a PACINE SPRING poard of Alde WACONS, Bs — TOP BUCCIES, D. 3 , Maye Ne a — CASSIDY SULKY PLOW! ae aeie Nan Pie KER SPRING PRESSORE GRAIN DRILLS, ER SHOE DRILLS, BARBED WIE, CDi like this Z Be Nie Bi | Shapira, the Deuteronomy torger. | or second place on gre ate * : ro e this country, if the reporters who | hciceetne -actesiatiod by the | +h : I MIL. L S, ST. JOHN SEWING MACHINES, are intioduced to him will oaly quit | i Se : ' beaver Vood 1 Iron Pum calling him “Mace? That 1s not peer, Wecavse boas a conver ee esate ‘ ew.”? es ecame ! no cINE I 4 sight. Thev should Matthew - oe ge? ee ie \ ia : ae : d 4 { uN > L AN 3 Dy ( yi Z I 1) Af i <i yW A RI when they spe.k io him. le EY op ipameand 2 ne Dignoses) Chausorn ume siaaue IRON, STE NAILS. WAGON WOODWORK, Ete. cis Gun eee oldiers | rethren oc Israel think ithe p | ards without the sanction of Con-j Theres 20,009 reo satdiers | “ie j | in the Chinese army A i book wilt have fo be amended a whole | svess. | souri, to-w oe R. R Dy Dy. CON, Aha eiil Gaeta en i. er io get in something to cove The Democ ¢ Common Coun- | Thompsor 2 P; | re Shapira’s case. cil of Boston is pledge APE he awe : Pat ig z tive language, they don’t know any- | prey ees bed Rot fon cat | anal eS oe THER Too LoN NG, " 800KS--500, 000 ed in me t! you can't expe aniy i. | _ * ork. one suit to look %. it, however, ife 1s not worth any-; eral of his workmen who voted for | from ount »resaid, I in fact, itis aa expense to! Butler, but claimsthat they had im-} Wednecd t ott B Id Publis : < rite an a SS . Alden, udty Hewes pies s his h. that | sulted himself and family d- tom} ciwee As zs ; : ne es ' : h ; a te $440.003 to his heirs. i down his Republican iiluminations. | 5 0’c day at the t) Hance 2s ae 572 18 Vesey Sty? SN one hundre d = = ree ein Dr. 5 alles Detroit Free Press Demo- | 22 seven 1 uly oF Ablats..T reanan, aged 83, walkec Nee 2 : Se Les € es s on oF oa = faces S j ¢ = crats ca nine c ties ont of fit- soldiess Sees scro s the Brooklyn bridge last Sat- j CF#tS carried nine counties ou oldiers were very frugal uv : ¢ Brooklyn bridge 1 = Se eas ie ME eet ne clic : e ago, and saved their cou pean —— The old Ia-j ee ees : ta ss This may seem a s : > “Fy Vernal, Woon, Vegstatle; Wo Gripiog. ee ting (60 acres. with hows a and 100 appl ® and other small fruit, ine There is 1 and in cultivation, 40 actee™ . 16 acres of wheat, 1 , one good well rchard. $2714 or separate ® acre, cash. For parte B. Casterbury, Butlety on the farm 2” mt pare! Secribed ev aor Passicane, A "e Creaplaint. eogsiaiine the = he Dicod. Cleansing from 4 Speers vc for Sick Headache, tists For Pamphlets, ec, 2aareat Esa iy Deere Se puruiots, cen pares LL& CO., 15 Ce St., N.¥. City. Notice is A, M.B MARRIAGE popeeeereges loth nod eniit » t Mo. h day ot Decemt anand four o’clock of D.N. Tr SEWARD A. HASELTINE, PATENT SOLICITOR & ATT'Y AT LAW, 'GFIBLD, M0. (Associated st Ses ae wacingen C.) Correspondence requesteL MPSON, inquires answered free aad prompt.