The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 11, 1884, Page 8

BUTLER MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY JUNE 11,1884 Friends aud Fellow Citizens. Too buiz, too buiz to write you much ofa letter this week. write you a mce one next week. Everybody come and see our b Bargains in lawn, ba gains. in white dress embroidery, bargains 50c to $2 50 per yard, cashmeres, bargains in c bargains in spring shawls, bargains you ever see. goods, bargains in in silks trom bargains in igeable ladies in dress goods, ulsters, bargains and the biggest saw in carpets, just come and Our lace curtains are immense, our hosiery department cannot be ex- celled in Bates county. We thank in the you all for your patronage past and will do all we can to please you in the future. CurisTorHER & JACKSON, P.S. We have ten pair of nice blankets that we wiil sell tor cost. Wool Wanted! I wish to inform my friends and the public that Iwill pay the highest mar- ket price for all kinds of wool in spot «ash. Lewis Hoffman, 27-4t North Main street. eee Butler Tres 50 cents till Jan. rst. Organs to rent at W. E. Watton & Co’s. Patronize the Works. Mrs. Cummings has the editor’s thanks for several quarts of delicious strawberries. 5 Butler Marble 17tf- oi Insurance, call on 26-t£ Bren B. Canrersury. L. S. Paddock shipped 40 head of cattle last week averaging 1,175 pounds. S. E. Grider, of West Point town- ship, had a fine mare stolen Thurs- day night, last week. Take your wool to Butler Woolen Mills and have it carded. 21tf Better than Gold is a good repu tation, such as DeLand’s have made © no other. for their Soda. Take your wool to Butler Woolen 2itt Mills and exchange it for yarns. ae Sa Take your wool to Butler Woolen Mills and spun. 21tf E. K. Carnes and wife left: Sun- day for Hlinois where they will visit and have it . carded relatives for several weeks. For saLe:—A good spring wag- on, nearly new. 20-tt A. B. McFar.anp. Floral day was observed last Sun- day at the Ohio Strees, M. E. the Presbyterian churches in this city. and For Bargains in real estate, both country and city property call on 26-t£ Bren B. Cantersury. C. C. Harris, of Pleasant Gap BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES. But will airis | PERSONAL. { aparece oe |} Hon. A. Comingo, a prominent | | Gentry, called Monday | attorney of Independence is attending = ee afternoon. | court in this city. ~—Dock Cole is able to Appleton City, Rockville, Papi | ville and’ Rich Hill are to have | Fourth of july celebrations. } be en the | Streets again. —Mr. Cassity, of Memphis, Mo., 1s in the city. The graduating exercises of the But— ; ee Some yaluable work is being done ler Aca demy this year are said to be | more promising than ever before. i on East Dakotah Street. | The net proceeds of the supper | —Miss E sg iis : Z . | given by the ladies ot the Cumber- | day — the Baptist college, Col- | land Presbyterian Church last week, | umbia, Mo, j | was $40,00. returned —tLaris Cain, of the Kansas Graduating exercises ot Butler | Journal, “oy in the city several days academy at Walton’s Opera house | last weeek. ae —Thos. Irish, of the Mining Re- to-morrow, June 12th. No | : ; ; admittance fee, but alt are invited | View was in the city Saturday taking in the convention, to attend. Drilling for coal is in operation on —Prof. Cc. H. Dutcher, the the Badgley farm two miles south. | W#trensburg Normal school, was Pam in Butler Saturday. west of town. A depth of one hun- : dred and thirty feet has been reach- | —Miss Rolla Hedges will resign ed with fair prospects of making yal- | her position this week at the central telegraph office at Rich Hili. —Mrs. H. J. Stower of Pittsburg Kansas is visiting the family of A. B. McFarland to whom she 1s related. —Jas. Loveland, a highly respected citizen of the vicinity of Rosier, call- or uable discoveries. Mr. Bradshaw, of Polk county, passed through Butler Monday on his return from the Pieasant Hill races- He was leading two very fine running horses which he report- ed as taking the ribbons. ed last week and renewed his sub- A lee e i scription. C. J. Holt the Temperance Evare : en —W. 1. Cash and son and Mr. gelist, lectured im this city every night last week. The last night he charged fifteen cents admittance, and there was not a sufficient number | present to blow out the lights atter | he had finished speaking. McIninch, of Johnstown, called on the Times while in the. city Thurs- day last. —Mr. tucky, are visiting Mrs, Denny’s brother, B. T. Smith, at Sprague, this ceunty. —Ed. Holt returned saturday from There will be an all day service atthe South Deep Water chprch three and one halt miles west of Johnstown, the fifth Sunday in this St. Louis where he had been with He also shipped two car month. A song service and floral | Catue- decoration Saturday evening before, loads Monday. at 4 o’clock. —Charhe Burns, well known to } Ses Soa Pipe i Butlerite was shaking with his E. R. Beach of the Record arriy- | OUUSTNES» a i old friends bere last week. He re- ed in this city Sunday night, trom = = oe is zs 2 turned to Kansas City Friday night. the Republican Convention at Chi- E cago, to which he was an_ alternate =J- W- Medley, one of Bates from this district. Mr. Beach is of | 0St substantial farmers, and who course very much pleased over the has been a reader of the ‘Times tor years. favored us with a profitable nomination, but retuses to talk when ngs since. { Moier, Mrs. Sa Sra Moler, in| the name of Sammy J. is mentioned. | call a few eveni Se (he zane and Miss Olivia | company with Mr, J. C. Lane con.- | S office with al Mr. his The Times is mformed that Magill, w recently seyered connection with the Western Enter- i ay - limented the Tim prise, selling his interest to his parte | plimented the City | Denny and wife of Ken. NT COLUM OUR FIVE C NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS Al local advertisements tu this column will be charged for at the rate of five cents per line for cack taserti Having bought the M.S. COWLES stock and have just returned i Fay’s Price List from the East where I purchased lar Roller Patent Flour per 100 wt. $ 3-00 “ “ oo = ce j : i : 2 0 “SS ~ 28 DIY a000S, HOUCNS, BOOTS, O08, rials ee ’ ' ' Uv, ' a eae aes WRT baad 1 NIM ALA | Three X loo 175 AND GENTS FURNISHING Goops. Meal pe: x H ee ee ae ; Cash, both in buying and selling being the basis of my low prices pore ee I am Prepared to meet any i You can save money by calling on me UNDER PALACE HOTEL. Jas McGhee sells more fine c gars than } anybody- Hl Buy the McCormick Twine Binder: This is Jewett’s busy week receiving | new novelties. Come and see them. | JIM McKIBBEN. | Cultivators at Grange store, cheap and | good, * | | Don’t tail to see the McCormick Twine | | ° BUGGIES & IMPLEMENTS } Opera House Store, | He sold, | They | McGhee & Co. is headqurters for fine cigar last Mondey, 500 ten cent cigars. are dandie: Pry them Reapers, mowers and binders, low in|} prices at Grange store. Call and see for | yourselves. i The McCormick Twine Binder, the | King ot the harvest field. aie : | i -Aultman and Tavlor’s flag floats over | CHAS. SPRAGK’s. | { - Everbody 1s invited to call and view the many noyelties at Jewett’ the season | Fresh strawberries throug at C. I. Robards’ greenhous: and nur- sery, West Butler, ares i James H. Williams agent for Aultman | and Taylor Thrasher and Engines, office | with Chas. Sprague. | | We have now onhand a large stock of Plow shoes | that musi be soid at ovce. | We therefore offer then at | @ sacrifice. Call and be | convinced that we mean what we say, and you will be benefited by so doing: RoW etl, North side square: iL. G. Henry, Keeps the largest supply of Fine Buggies and ii Wagons to be found in the city, also one of the best selected assortments of ricultaral Nmplements, Call and examine goods and prices, ‘Northeast Corner Square Butler, Mo, (‘it EK ss CW S. BL 2EWDLE. Does a general Insurance business ghtning, ln- AND NI sures property against Fire, 1 the southeast corner of the square in charge of a} | Operator, left this morning for a two | | week’s visit to parents in Nebraska. | { yesterday —Mrs. F. J. Tefft, city telegraph H small boy, his son, and while stand- ing there Will Cassity morning drove a car | load of hogs through the street, | During herabsence Miss May Frank- | some crowding under the team | lin, of Mobeiley, Mo., who is an ex- } which frightened and caused them } Pert in teiegraphy, will have control | torun. They ran into the hitch | Of the city office. rack on east side and broke coupling | —Col. Ed. T. McGrath, one of | Pole, harness, &c.. considerably. | Kentucky’s fermer politicians, put | who has been living in this county for some months, was in Butler Sat- urday attending the Democratic con- The boy fell from the wagon but was not burt. township, sold to Will Cassity, Fri- day. 40 head of cattle at 5 1-2 cts, to be delivered July ist ’S4. J. B. Mapes U. S. Marshall, ar . rested one Jas. Bull at Ft. Scott Sat- urday tor horse stealing at Rich Hill ~ last tall and who has been running at | He was brought to But- H ter Saturday where he now lies in jail. | =e | | large since. nterbury represents In surance Compamies that wil! mdem- | nify you against Loss by Fire and | Storms 26-tf | It isnot true as many of his oid that Marion Todd had been playing a match game of billiards while in the city attending court last week and walked off with a “or friends supposed, + It was only his cane that | caused the mistake. J. J. Fleenor, of the Sedalia Re- If the Times iistakes not there is —Mr. H. T. Potts and wife lett | @ house or two of iil repute in the | Wednesday for Boone county, Mo. east part ot town that necds “pull nee they will visit relatives tor a J. H. Vickers, Frank Fleming, Ed Taylor and Joe Wilson consti x S| tuted 1 committee from Montrose, terested in the proceedings, and éaid | who were in the city Jast Saturday to it put him in mind of the big times at home. vention. He seemed very much in- confer with the citizens of Butler in securing the building of the Ft. —The Times office Scott & Gult railroad. The Times last week by Possie Cox, Jacob sought earnestly to find out if there | Graham, Mr. Weaver and a fourth i Was any conference held between gentleman, whose name we carnot | the committee and any the vicinity of | Butler, but our best intormation 1s, | Adrian. We were pleased to show that there was not. Butler people them through the office, and explain | are ‘too dead to. skin’? on r tilroad ; the many details by which the Tim j IS printed, cut, pasted and mailed. was visited citizens of | NOW recall, all ot matters, just now, ee ee ing.*’ Such carrying on as was kept | time, atter whicl: they will return to up Saturday night, the citv of Butler. isa disgrace to / their home at Cailisie, Ky... The whole east | Potts is a daughter o Mrs. A. C | Part of town was in a complete ‘up-/ Brewington of this c Mr. Potts roar and not until Policeman Dick- | is a splendid gentle: and m publican, deceaseu, was in the city besarte . “i os — ae isle fur beret. the first of this week. John is enjoy- | Butler has ote ede Se ie ee Pee oe ; : : = ae Ss ever been tree trom such | Fred Dor bas) purchased the ng good health, but the Repudiiean conduct and so spoken of by the; lat < nt c yeas v Hi eC a . = like “*man born of woman,”” of | traveling pablic, and it will never | cla it el < om in "Frei few days and full of trouble: and doto allow such conduct at this |) . with — someth: after a short, smothering existence, ; Period. The Tres regrets having |" s Mothers should turned up its toes, puton its golden to call the attention of the city a8 perio grant ellie! ronahen shppers, and shd for the golden | thorities to this fact, however, it / ea Ear ey Sis aE 5 2: | Call and see the many novelties at should be attended to at onc | Jewett’ , Valises, Hamess Saddles, | clede,. Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southwest | corner of the square. They have aneat, } comtoriahle soom 35- ' | HONEY ¢ | To loan at lowest of interest. The } ps decision does not t the Mo. a Loan Co., represented by { E Paste ]. K. BevGier | Southeast corner square. ner, Mr. Wiseman. has purchased a pleasant call while in town a short | Tornadoes, Cyclones and Wind Storms. MARES Wins == = a . “ cn da . # 4 - . . m0 noua | Also insures Plate against break- | half interest in the Walnut \surial fe ay ee | id I ry" 7 material, with Mr Harris and that i C- J; Sartan, of Adrian, one-of | betore itis too late. Office in | ¢ =e5 , these latter named gentlemen will | the staunch Democrats of that sec building over bank, Butler, Mo. | ms starta paper at Louisburg, Kas. | Gon wasin Butler Friday attending | | TRE FINesr % FRESH, NOBBY Success to them. ; circuit court. He reports a fine rain Jim. McKibbes is reeewing new ris | AND AND Mr Abr fee ma, : in his neighborhood, and the tarmers | this week and is to busy to write Is x . Mr. Ahari eam standing on! . , . % i spPerp lieIpe \. oper ds hae ou tbilant over the crop prospects. SS eeiaits j , I BES OUTFIT Denes -. FULL OF SPIRIT : ‘ Soecialties ewetr’s this week. ° = res + SSR ies Laclede New Bus Line. | tel has bought « new bus, fine team, bag I KEEP THE BEST OR NONE AT ALL. Will attend all BUTLER, MO. and trains | all | Stables on Ohio st. gage wagon etc. and carry passengers to trom Parts of tne city. Leave orders at La- ’- MCPARLAND BROS. Lhe most complete and | AT BUTE 8 largest stock of boots and | KEEP THE LARCEST STOCK shoesin the southivest, at} AT THE BEx Sr DP ICcKs IN prices that defy conuqgeti- HARNESS & SADDLERY. tion can be found at -\n equal assortment and prices can be found at Walnut, R Weil's, McFARLAND BROS., & MILLS. North side square. ized Air Aparatus, and is Prepared to ex- tract teeth without pain. Office in Opera i = ! W.E. Tucker has purchased a Vitale | 16-5m.* ' House. For a Clean Shave. Ay “O81 ‘It Hady yg “IeTTOO essogy 8 cotmoodg “ONI1Yd S.ASHOH JH Dick Hurt Guarantees all work done in wy, 7 ALA nae shop. It you wish a mpeo or hair cx ca » a Also trv his bath rooms Fred Dur. B Will give you aa Spooner Patent Collar? eat shave, shampoo or hair-cut. " He keeps none but experienced barbers. Will also grind razors. Satis- PREICVIENTs co IAF ING,— faction guaranteed. Rooms north sice i square CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE to any Horse's Nex For Reut. ihe handsome Hur residence, including 5 acres ot ground, just south of city limits, is tor rent. Is One of the - prettiest homes in the country. W. HH ing, will hold Hames in piece hetter than Walton, Agent, Butier, Mo. ~ . are y Adjusts ir k. has two Rows of stitch- “ny other colur we advise all in need to call at GUS WYARD’S. — @ 7 @esvyec BRFeTuereesebs the bu id