The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 6, 1884, Page 8

i wt i i F. M. CRUMLY & CO. j & We are still at the Re West Side Square. Boys let us roll up sixteen hundred the Democratic trcket EMIS] 223 | majority for | this year. BUTLER WEEKLY & WEDNESDAY AUGUST oS 1 price wheat is Even at the low "| pouring intown ard our READ THIS. Do you desire happmess; do you are kept busy. R. gd. Sheieand nods R. S. Catron, love music; do you desire a_pleas- | with their wives took in the picnic at ant fireside and a happy home? It W aout Saturday so, go to W E Walton & Co’s select a good piano or organ. There wili not be less tnan twenty thousand people in Butler Geo. G. Vest sp the day courage music m your family a gallon from this on at Schell City, unless you ap- | ply at the dre To enumerate the great variety of | | you never will regret it. g stores. P. J. Jewett asks a perusa! of his the firm handles | low prices on turniture before pianos and organs you Call at opera house. isunnecessary. Call and be convinc- | buy. in} The watermelon season has open- led up in Butler, and the prices asked ed that you can be better suited Butler than elsewhere j ae bs hoees jaretoo h Phey are also extensive dealers m | a oe her politicians te tor the printer. not the dest sewing machines. Remem prea ver the place—Opera House block, Butler, to vote tor BI Rock masons are busily eng Buy your lumber at Wy att zt tion to the Atki aor Bring your produce to Bud convened Cou There will be a nty court son large amount busin before the court this Organs to rent at W. Watton & Ce’s: uoowe us 2 ce and pay it. We need the 35-2t Wyatrr & Co. Try money. uroceries. Bud Atkison once foi cheap We an from the co forgot me of that young G- Vest wil be in| m Senater Geo. y thet was to Butler soon, melon elevators | j F wih al member the Place. The republican papers everyw are doing their utmost to convince —Sam’l Levy, the world that the Irish are all going | to vote for Blaine, but we don’t for seyeral days. see ! > % in recard to how zer- | ; one word in regard to how the Ger wored as cubetant PERSONAL. WM. E. —L. Lampkin. of Rich —_— TY & H i a i JAS. M. TUCKER, Secretary. JNO. D. PARKINSOY, Attorney, Jr., has been sick fa= | The Walton & Tucker Land Mortgage Cp Hill, ially, Saturday. | mans will vote. ! > ane | = —-Miss Fike, of Warrens is ss = =— — | A cardtrom C. T.. McFarland, | visiting Miss Fannie Armstrong. } Ls i Sia 2B ~Ec Re WE ERD. | dated at Great Bend, Kan., states ee hot the bh EE — j Thos. Irish of the Ric (INCORPORATED.) j they are getting along very well, | Review, was in the city Monday. , | } Se > ; Se - = 8 ‘ Se Money to loan on Real Estate security at lowest rates in arpount and on time to | both heand Tem improving in health — Frank Hale and wife, are visit-| suit borrower. This Company owns two complete szts of Title Abtracts te all ead constantly. Hus next point will be Coolidge Kansas. | | ing the summer a | Ark. ers held a Butler and elected congressional The greendac conven- tion Saturday in delegates to the con- vention, at Rich Hill on the oth, and | Locke, has been to the state convention, at Jetterson j t’me- aah —Miss Birdie = ; county, Is visitng Wm. Cassidy Monday ; W. T) Weolery. shipped y 332 head of morning 33 as fine hogs tor Te mple the Kansas City market as have left | attorney ot Rich our depot for many a day. These | Electric city Mon hogs were lof Payne and —Mrs. H. Hut been sick tor Bland,got this cou sor to note, is cc Prof. Lor Ps glad aTSOUS, trien j ing friends and relatives in this city. | ¢ —Frank Trimble’s wite is spend- | ments and do —Mrs. Maxfield, mother of Edwards, ot Cooper Charley Johnson and wite, Kansas, and relatives in the | and town lots in Bates county, and wili furnish abstracts at usual prices, Buy and Draw deeds. take acknowledg. St 4t sell Real Estate and deal in all kinds ot securities. a general conveyancing OFFICE IN BUTLER NATIONAL BANK. business. t Eureka Springs. | BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Mrs. | quite sick for some at the residence of ton, a prominent For everybody. \W are bound to Hill took in the : : i . day. close out our stock in chinson, v has ne time we are “Dhirty Days selling: r Wagons, snvalescent. sane Vr ha rrardless of cost. rood Plows, Pocket and are ‘Stuaebake ure visiting city. a a ee usa and t: le hives. 2 fall line of pleasant call Saturday and reported everything flourishing in his neigh- ‘ fh ( Boots, Shoes, Hats.-Caps prices asi 7 -We noticed the following demo- Us; od U eeean aes Chenoece: : I don't at | ¢rats of New Home township, in fowiany sneer town Monday: James Bell. J.V.B.; Store fixtures for sale. Come and see tig -ctfull Wade and Maj. R. N. Allen. . Respectfully, ] aYatED harcaing « } ee z = Jun MicKansen. Misses M. R. and Jennie Dren- secure Dargams and save money, Genre She Bauee) Nine [eons ian tes SES ionswallileavelSaturdayion’ a. visit: omze the sutler arble Bs Sal : : +9 ae ad Farm for Silene Cabal” Ca Wright, Glorius & Williams. “J é - . = 2h : + a } 1, coco nhs lat is Now 1s the time to buy furniture Pwillsell my farm, situated inj county. The Tres wishes them a Dont forget the club meet tort : é 5 iG aeme eit of P. J. Jewett. He has put down) seciion 1, in summit township, } pleasant time. DATES ORIEL AR NED PPP RTE RE SC OREO EO Se se a = =a the prices lower than ever known | hundred acres. Divided in Jots to —Rey. S. M. Brown, pastor of “or cheap, fresh groceries go to | before. suit purchaser. ‘Terms easy. the Baptist church of this city will i Bud Atkisor Hens NE Dackers ot Gallatin - Hamitron. | take a vacation ot six weeks and vis- a El@erado Spri £2 bie! was venomin ated for Congress in the The |! oe >. (it his parents at Yankton county, . = =: he briage over Mormon Fork. | ., Soe re v rg = boom just now. ' Third ict © ie - \ ; i ; North Carolina. ——-AT BUTLER — gece aera ced ard cistrict by acclamation on | on the township line between East Mir. Walton! father of our fel R. A. Atkison wants your trade |v uesday. Paoue > ae kee Sacha Ae al , Z cee ® on SS ae Boone and Weer Creck too MPS) | ow townsmen, Rube and Wil KEEP THE LARCEST STOCK east side square. Let every Democrat in the town- | has been completed according to Waligue hast peer allat eres Sem ile in. | Walton, has been very ill at the resi- ee 7 SUSI “ "J Tae ne cg A ; Ship jturn out on to-morrow. night ! contract : “iil be received t Ble g | AT THE BEST PitUICES IN we Cleveland ard Hendrick: : Lge aeons : = contr 2a will be received Dats | eee Some, ee Sead a: ; #nd join the feveland and en- punt L at it present sitting. | . eae [arte cian, ne“ Hew) Cote Chart ts eument 6 fae meets piso tm HARNESS & SADDLERY = icks Club. * Walker Station wants a bank b: ad, Weaces ae + Mr. W. H. Payne, hving on the! -—-Mr. and Mrs. Garland, of Bates | 7 e need money and must collect Pcusak fan, 7 a 2 i i ; sO says the Herald. *. ine a eae See: old Elswick farm, west ot Butler | county are the guests of their cousin, An equal assortment and prices can be found at Walnut, The nicest. ine oe ee in | Call a eR a "| 7 1-2 miles will have a public sale at | Mrs. C. B. Ingles. The Democrat | € evies in} Call and pay what y 2. : town at Bud Atkison” Base j & oe ee oe z | Ins place August t5th, 1884. He | Wishes them a pleasant stay in the | McFARLAND BROS., & MILLS. i es H 35-3t peas Cen | expects to move to Butler this fall | Gem City —Nevada Democrat. County court conyened Mondag | H. Marae Ww ieee a discourse | and open out a livery business in his j —A.C. Franklin left for Hot | with all members present. 1 learnedly, to the edification of the; stables west of the old Olive House. | Springs Arkansas on the rst of the | Bud Atkison’s is the cheapest ! greenback party, at the court house | aan =e { month. He wiil be absent several | place in town to buy groceries We hear of quite a number of cases of whooping cough iu town. Sam'l Levy & Co. have opened eut a laege branch store at Adria: Saturday, Butler was lively the town being full ot country people. It 1s sata three deaths occurred at ments in the Review Eldorado Springs fast week, from flux. Wyatt & Co. will seli iamber as cheap as amy one in south. est Mis- souri. Watermelons are selline at and Too rich for our 30 cents a pie Nlood. Courtney shipped | car loads of hoge trom Butler station last week. Rev. Walker, of the Cu Presbyterian church, was taken ill | Williams S} nip Sunday after he had taken bis and could not finish bis se has been Prostrated gith 2 attack since hit Particular attention to the best terday in the G. A. R. ; extended notice in our n | Friday night. ‘Are the democrats county orgenizing If not, work, boys, and organize Cleveland aad Hendricks clubs. Morgan, John Shas H. nathy and W. }. Stone are Cass county this week Jadging from the > (and ¢ andr mnt Hill is on a regular boom. +A laege crowd was i atter throughout the paying voters tion in the world) Pleas- We will : give a For Sale. | weeks. Three big two-vear old mules, one | the hot baths pair three-year-old Normon some K and colts. bu Galloway hb on i Orses, go to ORL ntucky bred saddie mares his stay Some young sbort-horn ; wd Poiled hort-horn cows, was played in Aber- Asupy Haminron. of -—- — -\ large proportion of the Baking The Harrisonville | ahead three scores ler sold is fearty Hy adulterated. pure Baking Powder is | pasrerect Wm. Walton, | vo articles only, VIZ: He goes to try the effects of | will read the Booming Times during | Aa Aries Eye: game ot Butler between the Harrisonville nine a nine picked in and around rheumatism. He? ‘ATLA SKOWL 4 ball last Saturday base i Butler. out hoys came “SETI ‘esi0g § zenoods ‘ONAIUd S.ASHOH FHI in nine innings. ing south of town Spooner Patent Collar! ee en on the farm formerly owned by John 2 can be faand Steel. tells the following snake story. ES- cal Baking Pow. | While plowing in his fi othe: —PREVENTS BAFING ,— z, day th shear turned up a — + coe : snake ring ite | CANNOT CHOKE A HORSE ff Uanks received 2 from C.P. card | he cut iti : Convince anvone. 33 voung Adjusts itseit to any H o Rows of stitch rse’s Neck, has —— Church. ot Vernon coun- Siatkes, six he next - x) att youcan bext it come along. A. Renee : : e ion - Johnsen. living east of town ewht! >* —— ora (day of the ing, will hold Hames in place better than any other collar , miles brought us this week a stalk ot mim | same spe: a= g. and it} etiand | MHlet which measures seven feet. : ; The Sheriff had 54 young ones 5 inches in] ‘ ike % = Wis not in ing him down’ Mr. W:; ist truthtal ventleman Se mm ey GTS INDIAN FREE i Misses Birty and Fannie Cu. tron, and ¢ z horse in a corn field i and we ewe the story a= he told - cont f text i jtwo bight eved and sweet | tle belonging to Mr. Garrison, three | If any have anv doubrs as to the facts VEGETABLE FILLS RELIABL E SELF 'RE, rmon,. auel a o : > n. He i daughters ot our worthy county " miles west of Butler. When found | ig this story, Mi. W. says he can/ Secure Healthy So. 4 evr te prrecon fee ‘lous | treasurer, Robt. Catron, gave us a the horse had saddle and bridte : : ee SORTS TAOS wan + Seles a bee On Lote Se oe = 3 © had sacaie and bridle on, | turnish all the preot to! ® celieveallbil- 7 LI Meet i its a eer but the thief had shipped. onbles. -*.- -- : “< H 6%6:0 wets “Purely Vegetshle; BeGrs=, sn cc AS Druggi me aoere a Ro ‘ou Bon