The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 25, 1884, Page 5

% READ THIS. fo you desire happiness; do you igre music > do you desire a pleas- i gpfresde and oa happy home? It go tO W E‘Nalton & Co’s and “8 select 4 good piano or organ. En- your family and gurage music 1 counever will regret it. To enunstrate the great variety of j pianos and organs the firm handles jsunnecessary. Call and be convinc- | ¢dthat you can be better suited in Butler than elsewhere. | They are also extensive dealers in the best sewing machines. Remem- perthe place—Opera House block, Butler. Mo. A Card. Butter, Mo., May, 28, 1884. Owing to the exceedingly small margin at which goods in our line are handled, occasioned by excssive competition and other causes over which we have no control, we are compelled to adhere to the rule ot set- ting every thirty days and we now respectfully notify our customers that all account will be due the 1st day of each month and a statement will be mailed or handed them promptly stabove named: date. 10 per cent interest will be charged on all ac-— counts not paid at the end of the month. This course is adopted for the mutual good of all and we trust our friends will see the wisdom of it. Respectfully, Broucu & Womack What’ll You Haye. Written for the Butler Times, by one of the boys. Come now, here’s a health To the glory and wealth Of Butler on the tourth of July! Here’s a generous call To the citizens all, To quatf freedom with ceck and with rye. The brave Colonel Peak Has promised to speak, And you bet he’ll be fluent and Then we'll have an orate From each candidate For honors at Jefferson City. witty; The boys ot the band, From an eminent stand, Will turnish sweet music all dav: And the heavens at night Will be glared into light, 8yagrand pyrotechnic displav. Then hurrah for the tourth, With its pleasures and mirth, for the country yahoos’ll be here; They wil: lustily shout, And stagger about, Full of patriotism and beer. The Hume Siéar says that Leabo has testified that Wampler, the Kan- sas murderer, killed his wife. Mr. Leabo has said no such thing. The verdict of the people ts that Weil § Co’s-, on the north side is the place tobuy your boots and shoes. As we go to press this, Tuesday, evening, the jury in the case of Jno. T. Leabo are secretly consulting as toa verdict. There is no possible way of conceiving what the result will be. Another murder of prices on boots and shoes at Weil € Co’s., north side square- Minneapolis No 1. Reaper and Mower { combined machines for $100 tor sale by | R.R. Deacon The Leabo case hasn’t got any- thing to do with the ice cream of- tered by the new contectionery ot Bieriz & Carey on North Mam St. Parties wishing to run stands on | the 4th will find it to their interest to callon McGhee & Co., for their out- fir. The following delegates from | Bates county to the State National Convention of June 24th, lett Satur- day tor St. Lous: J. R. Simpson,* J. H. Hinton. W. F. Tygard, J. 1. Francisco, W. H. DeJarnatt, J. P. H Willis, J. C. Clark, Levi Moler, W. | A. Williams, and J. L. Pace, who | ‘Sa candidate tor delegate from this district to the Chicago Convertion, also accompanied the party. i } i t i \ ‘murder i ; received the verdi munity, aj i mic township, was in Butler Mon- } : lature. | vention erat and wou!d ably and honorably Found Guilty. as we go th to press. e jury ret verdict aga T. Leaho, Lez nst Jobn first degree. tbo ct without a sign of a tremor. The Terrible Ecchymosis. ‘The testimony of ¢ Xf cians in the Leabo case has explod- ed in the midst of a peaceable at ucal physi- coni- of and professional words which it will take months of undisturbed quiet to wear away from the sweet dreams of the public mind. A bold, reckless physician, who has respect neither for his mother; tongue nor his back teeth, a tew! days since upon the witness stand, remarked in answer to a question: **The spot upon the neck of the | deceased were probably superin- | duced by the cadavic lividity hem- | morrhagic ecchymosis.’” | The effect was wonderful! — Sev- | eral of the jury were overcome with | cramp in attempting to digest the | testimony, a number ef women in the audience fainted, and his honor, | Judge Gantt, was too weak to restore | order for tully five minutes. But this was not the only harm the doctor’s learning wrought upon the | country. A little bey who hves in! | the west part of this city, and was present in the court room atthe time went home that mght into the bosom of a trusting and innocent family, with his head completely turned away by the wonderful things he had heard, consequently, when later 1n} the evening, tor a high crime and misdemeanor his mother had occa- | sion to take him fondly upon her knee and dust the seat of his pants | with the rude slipper, he cried, be- tween his tears: “Stop ma! thé effect of this con- cussion. admimstered with such concentration of physical energy, of that | human | | x: will cause the entire surface unfortunate portion of the trame to be completely obliterated by bright and livid ecchymotic spots. | The scene closed. The ambitious | mother drobped her hopeful young american upon the floor and rushed into the kitchen by the stove to solil- oquize upon the awtul degeneracy of the age. Thus-is civilization keeping pace with the rapid progress of medicine, and the glorious beams otf scientific research beginning to dawn upon the tender mind. Bierig & Carey have opened a i handsome restaurant and confection: | j ery on North Main street, opposite Give | Chnistopher them a call. & Jackson’s. —Col. Ed. F. McGrath, of Sum-! day and called upon his triends in | the Times office. The Campaign Gazette. i From this date until after the No- | vember election the Daily Gazette will be mailed to any address outside | the city ot St. Joseph for two dol- ; lars, 1f paid in advance. The Weekly Gazette will be sent, for the same time for cents, it | 29-2t | 25 paid in advance. Buy the best Nichols & Shepard! Theshing Machines an‘ Engines. Wricut, Grorivs & Wi.11AMs. 30-4t. ses Western Euterprise: The an- nouncement of A. Henry, cf Butler, one of the oldest, most prosperous business men, and ablest lawyer in the state appears at the head of our columns as a candidate for the legis- He has submitted his cause to the Democratic nominating con- He isa life !ong Demo- represent Bates county in the legisia- ture. He isa constitutional lawyer and thoroughly understands — our | statutes. Hume Star: Hon. W. J. Stone, _ of Nevada, recerved the unanimons vote of the Vernon county delega- tion for Congress. No man in Ver- non county is better fitted or quali- fied tor the position. } | prices LFWV'S SLAUGHTER, Clothing Department ° Mens, Yout! s and Boys clothing | Oo 25 per cent. to procure a bargain 100 Heavy Rubber Coats usually | sold at $5,00. As we have too | many we will offer the same at the sacrifice price of $3,50 each. Just the thing for farmers and stock men. 250 pair Odd Cassimere Pants, re- duced 33 1-3 per cent on former Sam’L Levy & Co. Furnishing Goods, Lot 602. 20 dozen celebrated Manhatten, white shirts at $1,00 tormer price $1,35. 25 dozen unlaundried white shirts at 75 cts each, sell the world over at $1,00. A Big Driye in Men’s working shirts, all made of good material and well sewed, reduced 25 per cent in price. Besure and call soon for when we break the prices the goods | will go. We have just opened a new lot of Men’s Buck and Driving Gloves suitable for the present season, at the tollowing low prices. Lot Plymouth Buck a pair. 756—60 pair Gloves at 1,75 Lot Plymouth Buck 337—48_ pair a pair. Gloves at 1,65 Lot 435—48 pair Indian Tan Buck Gloves at 1,35 a pair. Lot 613° and 691—72 pair Frog mouth Buck gloves 1,25 a pair. Lot 69—48 pair Buck driving gloves at 1,35 a pair. Lot 752—60 pair grain dressed goat a> } x gloves at 1,35 4 pair. Lot 698—72 pair Russet back with buck palm, youths gloves at 90 cts. a pair. The above goods were bought at Vanic Prices and we are offering the same at from 25 to 50 per cent below actual value, Be sure and glove yourself. MEN’S UNDERWEAR for small, tall and fat men in all grades at astounding low prices. SAM’L LEVY. ‘Boot and Shoe De- partment. 48 pair Men’s Calf Boots at $2,00 per pair. 100 pair Men’s Plow Shoes at $1,00 per pair. Mens High-top calf button shoe former price $2,50 now seil at $2.15. , Mens french calf cloth top low shoes tormer price $3.00 reduced to $2.40. lot Mens assorted shoes at $1,00 per pair. One ‘60 pair Men’s Calf Boots sell all the world over for $5,00, they must go at $4,00 a pair. We have a mixed lot ot Ladies & Misses shippers in tie and button which we will sell at $1,00 a par the price of these goods has been trom 25 to 50 cents a pair more. A complete line of Ladies ard Childrens Fine Shoes, Rochester and Philadelphia makes, at greatly reduced prices. For bargains in fine shoes it will pay you to give us a call. 100 pair Ladies Kid Button Shoes sizes 2 I-2 to7. at $2.50 a pair. This is the best shoe in the world tor the money and sells everywhere tor $3.50- SAM’L LEVY. | pretties A Story of the Street. nerant travel form many . Such as Times rey Willis’ sal jealously with his box tucked sknees. He Was aroused by th “ws monger and asked where his home was. “I hve all over the world,’’ he re- Plied ; **the whole country owes me a living, and Tam just around col- lecting the debt.’’ *‘Where are you going to from here ?"’ the reporter ventured. “I’m a going to sieep, it you'l just let me alone,”’ joiner. We passed on, satisfied with that | sensible piece of philosophy, ‘*it you | pat a strange dog you’!l get bit.’’ was the pointed re-} The Republicans of Rich Hull have organized a Blaine and Logan club, Wanted. A place on a farm for a boy about 14 years ot age. Will bind him to a good man until he is 21 years of age. Enquireot Gus Wyarp. OUR VIVE CENT COLUMN. All local advertisements tn this column will be charged for at the uate of five cents per line for each insertion. Fay’s Price List Roller Patent Ffour per 100 wt- “ “ $ 3-00 “ so ‘ 1 50 Best brand “100 295 “ 4 so“ 1 40 Four X “ & to0 2 50 | “ xX 6 gg 125 Three X sf 5 60 gop;' fe 175 | cot “ “ so * go Meal per Bushel 60 “ ‘shalt Bushel 30; 28 1m Bay the McCormick Twine Binder- illiams agent for Aultman James H. and Taylor Thrasher and Engines, office with Chas. Sprague. Don’t tail to see the McCormick Twine Binder- D.M. Osborne’s old at Grange Store. reliable binder } The McCormick Twine Binder, the | King of the harvest field. Aultman and Tavlor’s flag floats over | CHAS. SPRAGE’s. McGhee’s Price List. Fay’s Best Patent Roller Flour, ! { | i i > 2.75 “Fay’s best flour, 2 60! Fay’s XXXX flour 235 { McGHEE & CO., in Opera Block W.E. Tucker has purchased a Vital- ized Air Aparatus, and is prepared to ex- { i ' | | | tract teeth without pain, Office in Opera House. 16-5m.* | Ss. B, NEWBILL Does a general Insurance business—In- : sures property against Fire, Lightning, Tornadoes, Cyclones and Wind Storms. Also insures Plate Glass against break- age by accident. Call on hii tor a policy betore itis too late. Office in Opera building over bank, Butler, Mo. 24-tf ] | j Laclede New Bus Line. : Always to the tront, the Laclede Ho- | tel has bought a new bus, fine team, bag | Will attend all trains j gage wagon etc. and carry passengers to and trom all parts ot tne city. Leave orders at La- clede,. eg For a Clean Shave Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southwest eorner of the square. They have aneat, comtoitab!e oom 358- er pew eons { MONEY i To loan at lowest rates of interest. The Philips decision does not eftect the Mo.: Loan Co., represented by t5tt ]. K. BruGier, Butler, Mo. Dick Hart Guarantees all work done in his shop. If you wish a clean shave. shampoo or hair cut call and see him. Also trv his bath rooms. Southeast corner square. Fred Dor» Barber Wil give you a neat shave, shampoo or hair-cut. He keeps none but experienced barbers. Willalso grind razors. Satis- taction guaranteed. Rooms nerth side square For Rent. The handsome Humphrey residence, including 5 acres ot ground, just south ot city limits, is tor rent. Is one of th- jest homes in the country. W. H Walton, Agent, Butler, Mo. ' chare: ‘oven Home Comfort Range, weigh- | take half the fuel of a cast sron stove READ! READ! REAG WAT THE PEQP SAY OF THE HOME COMFORT RANGE. K Criley & Co proprietors of the New Huntington hotel at Ft Scott, have purchased of us, one of those new double oven Ranges, with sixteen cooking holes, nine dish steam table, sixteen dish copper carving table, number three, upright al broiler. This is the finest hotel ia the state of Kansas. The | above Range has a cooking capacity tor three hundred guests. wi 3 ze, Mo May 12, 1884 I bought one of the Home Com forts and am satisfied they are the best stove in use. They don’t take halt the fuel, or labor that other stoves do. I would not have it taken out ot my house, and do without it ter twice the price of 1t. Respectfuly, W R McNutt. Lamar, Mo May, 26, 1884. Carthage, Mo May 16, 18S4t Gentlemen: The large double This is to certite thet bhave th | Home Comfort Range, ot W V |Shelton, salesman with Wrought j Iron Range Co of St Louis, Mo ana | I could not wish for anything better in the way of a stove. ‘It saves half the fuel, and is perfect in its work. | Iwould not take one bundred'dollars | for my Range, and do without it. Mrand Mrs H_ J Freeman. ing nineteen hundred pounds, I paid you $420 tor, is the finest thing Tever saw, and you can write up anything you choose in recommend- ing it and sign my name. FW Arnold. Proprietor Lamar House. Alba, Mo April 18, 1884. Mr J E Halsted, Sir: The Home Comfort Range we bought ot you, is certainly all you said it was. It bakes, boi's and cooks better than any cast iron stove I ever saw, and does not throw out heat in the room unless you open the draft. It is so much easier tora woman to cook over on that account. It does not Baxter Springs, Kas May 15 1884 I have just lately bought a stove ot Mr J E Halsted and never was so well please with a stove in my life. It can’t be beat for baking, It just takes half the tuel that any other stove takes to heat the oven or cook. It suits me exactly. Mrs T B Sullivan. and@cooks so much quicker. We are exceedingly well pleased with it, ane would not part with it at all. Respectfully, Caleb Hubbard and wife. Jasper Co Mo May 26, 1884. Wrought Iron Range Co St Louis Mo:—We the undersigned, each having purchaseda Home Comfort Range, are pleased to say that it gives entire satistaction in every respect. This certificate you can use im any manner yon see proper. Respecttully, ae F McQuivey, James Probert, M * of | M Fasken. George Wright, Jacol Richnine. Mrs M J Shuits, Thomas z Riffe, H C Riburn, W A Cotting- Range, and can say it bakes as fine |} han, 1S Yancy, | Bruffett, JH cakes and light bread as | ever saw. Cuuningham, F T Gather, D W A G Whitlock and daughter. | Seaver, City, Laundry, Carthage. | The Windsor Hotel at Carl June tion bought one of those bouble oven E Ranges. Price $150 Carthage, Mo May 7, 1884. Wrought Iron Range Co S I bought of A D Rawlings, one your salesmaen, a Home Comtort Iontha, Mo May 20, 1854. i Reward will be paid Wrought Iron Range Co St Louis, a Home Comfort $1,000 man that can buy “a Mo Gents:—The A Kange with! Range A from any other firm except steam table and copper dishes [| |from the WROUGHT IRON RANGE CO'S WAGONS. bought of you some time ago, is the finest cooker and baker I ever saw. Youremember I paid you $go for it; you can say to the public I would not take Two Hundred Dollars for my Range, 1f 1 could not get another iike it. Respectfully Yours, J Tueddle. Read the nauwes of the following gentlemen who have bought the Home Comfort Range in Jasper. Newton and Barton counties: F W Quintard, W R MeNutt. mrs A Gregory. J B Pirtle, J m Et- ter, H Beeson, JS DeHeart, Isaac Schooler, James Ward, Dr H J Freeman, W G Barnes, Samuel! Stephens, J Frusk, Sr., GM Roper, J Spencer. | M Braden, Peter wake- held, J m Prigmore, O Hudson, 1 T Crosby, W J Long, CS Todd, Hi W' Jackson, E A Holcomb. J x Dar- den, J L Millard, JD Egbert, C T mornhall, J F Gobint, James Fike. m Goning, W A McMrnn, S F Par-- kerson, George, Mentzer, Robert Shults, L C Thomas, R P Hoff, T Juull, GW Bell, Z T Beckham, The popular drygoods man of Par- sons, G T Cavanaugh, called on the Wrought Iron Range Company a few days ago and purchased one ot their Home Comfort Ranges,’and he is well pleased with it. We manufacture Ranges weighing from three hundred to three thousand pounds. The Home Comfort Range A is sold trom wagons only. Amos Kentner, W u Clour, C m We could add hundreds ot names Etter, D F Gassaway, mrs Jane to the ahoye hist, but do not deem tt Runkler, Jacob Nees, J mM Burr. prceam Ty: mary Kerr, m Nichols, Jolm meCoy, J W Snow, C nubbard, T B Stock- le of Jasper, Barton and Newton ton, A D Tucker, David Thomas, i nisliens tor kind hospitalities shown Daniel Fulmer, F » Sponable,.G 3 our salesmen during our canvass Sargent. C Robertson, Jn iines » among them. Spargin, SJ Stewart, F OzmentyK Very Respecttully. 1G memecham, P L Girton, so Ib Odg- WROUGHT IRON RANGE CO. don, Ju Bennal. # Huth, JN Peed, Si Louis, Mo. @ W Parnell, We return thanks to the good peo- The castings in this range are all mallea- ble iron. It is lined with asbestos and is made for either wood or coal: has automat- ic shelf. More than 19,000 of them are now in use in private families. Warranted to work to perfection. The Home Comfort Range “A” is sold from wagons enly. It Has no Equals. WRAUGHT IRON RANGE CO. 20th and Washington Avenue St. Louis }