The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 3, 1884, Page 8

BUTLER WEEKLY WEDNE READ THIS. Do you desire happiness; do you | : aS love music; do you desire a pleas- le and a happy home? so, go to W E Wal select a good piano and En- & Co’s or organ. ton ourage music 1m your family and | | times are good, money matters easy you never will regret it. | To enumerate the great variety of | pianos and organs the firm handl isunnecessary. Call and be convince ed that you can be better suited in i Butler than elsewhere. They are also extensive dealers in the dest sewing machines, Remem ber the place—Opera House block, Butler. Mo. r wants to see W. J. Stone. Butle Organs to rent at W. E. & Co’s. Walton | Patronize the Butler Marble Works. pe Buy your lumber at Wyatt &Co’s. aar° The readjusters of Virginia are in a bi At Denney’ssee the patent milk crock cover The Times till Jan. 1st. tor the argest watermelon The Pleasant Hill tair will be held from Sept. 9 to 13, inclusive. TY) dandy as a pai! to carry milk. » patent milk crock cover 1s a | Vinton is to have a grand picnic September rith, and all are invited. We sell lumber low down tor cash. 2t Wyarr & Co. | The best line of boots and shoes | Weiners square. | in the city a shoe store, Lie republicans have changed the | ting of their state convention | from Moberly to Jefferson City. It and ; court house Thur: you owe us a cent please We need the money Wyartr & Co. pay it. 35-2t Le ty p and go to work for W. J. Stone. Slee ions | every democrat in Bates coun- | , | | | f his coat, roll up hissleeves Jack Frost is making his appear- | : is | and is con- | | doing to the late crops. tt & Co. will lumber as j s any one in southwest 35-2t point a t Present indi El Dorado Spr st i } ngs is not the hea ld aty M any other vard in Butler. t Wyatt & Co. ore lumber tor less money Cali on Maynard, at the post of- | fice, and examine his school books and prices before buying. 39-3t Tiind’s patent milk crock cov will keep rats and dirt out of your milk. School Bocks boucht from M. A. Maynard ler, Mo. Call and see them at Denney. ct covered free Ladies call at Weiner’s shoe store for a fine kid, yoat or calfshoe, he handles the finest line of Rochester goods in the country. We need money and must collect at once. Call and pay what you owe. at Wratr & Co. our outstanding accounts j { i } 35- We the temperance are sorry that Deering allows his prej away with his t iveryone TIMES | It} | chaser. | week, PERSONAL. Phil. Deitz, h Hill this week. You all k now it takes money to us is —Mrs. triends in R —Mrs. C. H. Mills, ot C run ane visiting will p! r this. cent gre a EE School shoes for boys and girls in all styles at Weiners shoe store on the east side of the square. | city, this week. The welcome news comes from : Fae svening for Parsons, Kansas "si every section of the county th evening for Parsons, Kansas, to visit t the he laughter rs. ter. | prospects for corn was never better. | her daughter Mrs. Lon, Hunter. look to your interests by serait. Y | turned trom E ! ly improved in health. —Mrs. L. S. Paddock, lett day evening for Indianapolis, buying cheap school books ot M. A. Maynard, Butler, Mo. 39-3t Moi Ind.. When farmers raise good crops to visit friends and relatives. and the printer comes in for his} mite. /township, pulled our latch © stri For cheap school books, call on | M. A. Maynard, at post office, But- | ler, Mo. 39-3t ‘ We need money bad. If those owing us on back subscription would liquidate it would, help us out ma- | terially and be but a small amount to each subscriber. one year. —Misses Lou Everingham and yesterday morning, to attend school at that place the coming season —Friend Wiseman of the Rich | | Hill Enterprise, one of the arm | pulled our latch string Monday. W. H. Payne offers his fine —Clinton McFarland for sale, 7 miles west of Butler, with plenty of coat, on terms to suit pur- | who have been on quite an extended | returned | 38-4t | visit to Ohio, to relatives, Mrs. W. H. DeJarnett, of East | Friday last. Thev report having had 3oone township, went South on the train Monday evening. Her destina- tion being Te to visit frends and relatives. a pleasant visit. —Squire T. J. Farrell, of Foster, dropped in one day last week and made us a call. Fhe ———--——— TimEs will be a welcome visitor $1,50 will buy a gallon of good | his house hereafter. whisky at Lewis Hoffman’s. a Ben. B. | | Monts Base \ a buyer for your land. assel Hale,ot Pleas: jap town- ari Ores Cassel e,of Pleasant Gap own- | Rey. WL A.W ship, left Monday evening for a trip | eth Sees See at the cour se to Texas to yisit a at the country. three weeks. pleasant See him. iker will Sundzy at = next at relatives and look He wil! < t1 o’clock a. m. and be absent \ - : school house in afternoon = o’clock. Rich Hill ot $1,25 will buy a gallon of Gin of the Cordial at L. Hoffman’s. Jz North Main St. paper, pr | this place, commonly editor the female 4 in the opera house at Po A Re; S. Pa ck, of this city, EE chased a tew days ago 66 head of pure | 7. 2 pet ican, are having a John 7 : | all over w steers from Thos. J. Fry, covered himselt mit township. He will e John McAlee Mr. speech to the democratic club at the j 1 Mr day last. Ver work : non county, will com- ry evening or of the chris- ch next S and w Prof] teacher in the normal schools place, died August rto Mrs. Johnson of Walnut township. ook HOF qut nd 16th 1854. Paden 1s a bro es things by $1,25 want uy a berry at L. Hoffn halves. C. S. Ewin of Deep Water town i esented the Bates cou } on free of charge. | Co. Butler. the oung and old democrats will take cf W. J. Stone and hington. They need not fr up there, Bath | county, Ky. He would not be sur- land him j prised at any moment to receive dispatch notifying him that the ce i < i F hat the er shanty, near Power Bros. | oe | the sou ot the city, part Sunday morning about 4 up. The and church cts. will buy a Grape Wine at L. Hoffman’s. North Main St. red ring- re bells aa i used almost the entire popula- Mr. CS West Boone a township presented Probate Hawkins rp} rpiess, Itis i pi : ion. Itis not known how it caught Tudge id we don’t suppose it ever} watermelon 37 pou We can testify to its excellence, with a which will be. Thos. Irish, of the Rich Hill A’e- | his little sanctum Mon- | ke the | i last | as weighed veew, accompanied by the Judge never forgets the hungry i i ’ | daughter graced our ay. printer aad we were made happy by We were pleased t id a H Everythi ee at Lewis Hoffm acqu:z eo ¢ Miss ng at cost Hill, is visiting her parents in this | —Mrs. J. H Pyle, left Monday | Monday and ordered the Times for | | quill drivers of southwest Missouri and wite, | at { Canterbury can find you | preach j & Sumout | t | Re- small | OUR FIVE for ea Bive C€ over all —Henry Couchman, of Elk Hart | | Try a bo It will pay } before buyir Myrtle McBride lett for Lexington, | Philips de ILL wis Hor Jim M MONEY | Loan Co., repr 15tt jolliest | Ityoua Grass Bitt ot city lim rettiest hom Walton, Ag At thi 1 = id ca I parts of tne c townsh:ip { Guarantee For Rent. The handsome Humphrey including 5 acres ot ground, just sou Is one is tor rent, wine at M. My AN. r, Mo. «> Buggy Tops, co tire stock t to nd shoes just ICKIBBEN. es in the country. oO Ww. residence, h f the on of the year everybody ew bus, should use Biue Grass Bitters. fine t Joa ve orders | ve Laclede New Bus Line. ays to the tront, the La Nt at 20 trom all La- to Assoc i ¢ n - McCoNNELL. Dick Hurt s work done clean a Clean Shave Bros == OA v v to y Wed- in age Room | his ive, see 'shoe in all styles. \s TWetiS tai Unrivalled in Appearance. Unparalleled in Simplicity. surpassed in Construction. ented in Durability. Unezcelled in Economy of Fuel. Sndisputed In BROAD CLAIM of b VERY BEST OPERATING, SKEST SELLING, EANDSOMEST AND ay i 35] eing the Harness and Saddles Hand Made, Hand Stitched and guarauteed in every handsome and latest style MADE BY GUS WYARD On the fence or on the ground they will ast the year around. Trunks, and Valises, Collar, Bridles and Whips, all sold so cheap it will make the tears trickle down yourcheeks. Come and see me on the southeast ~orner of the square. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! EH. Kor everybody. We are bound to close out our stock in "Thirty Days and are selling same regardless of cost, Studebaker Wagons, Ifagood Plows, Pocket and table Knives, a full line of roceries, Queensware and Tinware Store fixtures for sale. Come and see us secure bargains and save money. Wright, Glorius & Williams, career, THREE DOLLARS. .Yhe above represents the cele- ‘brated James Means three dollar S The best shoe for the money in the world. SAM’L LEVY & C0. eet mnt tmtients Mn nl Willis’ Billiard Hall.: Next door to Sam'l Levy East Side Square CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS. The Finest and Purest ton ops Send