The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 1, 1884, Page 5

iways Maintain the Lead. ‘ ee ' . e y ; rwte : ° e Now or Never is the ‘ime to Sirike. Owing to the present hard times and scarcity of money we as “PUBLIC BENEFACTORS deem it necessary to help provide the necessaries of life fora very small amount of m i : ; t ! : oney, andio a - _plish this end we have resolved to furnish Bates and adjoining counties this aa. with ia fall and ‘House Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Cloaks, Sacques, Circulars, Winter Dry Goods, Clune, Boots aml hoes, Carpes - Dolmans, ackets, Fine Mi { llinery Goods > For less money than ever known in the history of the country. Having \ We must force merchandise into the hands of consumers, STRIKE : i 1 1 | spent four weeks im the Eastern markets, we secured our stock at from ; mi : WHILE THE IRON IS HOT, if you are gomg to need any good 25 to 30 per cent. less than we have every own it and we cannot afford | at sime ra algaln rices. | this season, DO NOT DELAY. Come while the Bee wcom { | | f to carry the goods in our stores and so at plete and you can be suited with just what you want. AL® GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURS. We sce from the Holden Enter- prise that ’fr. Scott, Democratic LOCAL ITEMS Will the % county support the inthe city | ¢icqccy } Maj. J. N. Bradicy w: Monday. representative from the , t ; trict, who disappeared f Buy your lum’« from his home has at Wyatt &Co’s. | one bone on the county ticket? We some The z bourbon rule, wit be been tound in Chilhowee township in magnanimous enough to throw them} i you don’t w ' 7 | 35-2t duke in the evecuti ; the county ast be | ae ie J 4 = : be aes eae ie Aint ee i hopelestly sieene tull oO rham cattle, 30 No. 1 young Hon. Jno. B. Newberry, with his | ' 1e used in conducting schools shown | that county hopete ly insane. His \« yWs, twelve d 1<-16ths yearling heit- Seite y Sea eNTGu day Of politics i aS Garnett County Clerk’s report to the | condition will necessitate the nomina ers, § heites« he ar i i nt q Tay. Ae it ? t a : f ir t 1 ¢ tad elect comes | Superintendent, was $79, f64.- tion of another n,andaprominent | pedand an ex cne-vens at major: f teers, No. 1 on se 1 7 , , red . We sell lumber low down for cash. amount of principal be- farmer of that county. way from torty. to seventy-five an of youn @ xt Wyatt & Co. | HES z | = t nshi . sablic y : ieee ag |sand. There are thousands of re-| For Sale. to township and public) ‘phe long and tedious trial ot tull brother Grandmother Riffle, ot Riffle, | publicans mthe state who will not Several head of fine thoroughbred 3° Ww oe Frank Hopkirk, for assisting in the = lire Linn Morgan county, came to Butler | vote for the fusion candidate, Ford. Poland hoe eee ies Be B county can make a showing: | sows, heavy with p 15 young boars, fit Monday evening to visit herson G. | eo ee is are aOS Py eee peta 1S: Te a Speer Ge i reek | Windsor, in Henry county, the lat tor service, 20 young gilts, 1 extra thor- PR aoe i 6 : i We have the largest stock of tur- | Bigstaff, Summit township. HES: WiteaD Aa D eS this week | Windsor, in Henry county, the tat- | oughbred — y ar, 20 well bred -Riffle. The old lady 1s 76 years] |. ever carried by any one deal call the attention of our readers to | ter part ot last March, was brought | stock hogs, 1 — e chickens, r arried by any e al— ta ‘ oP ai oe x i IGS é tarm machir al inds, 2 tarm The W. C. T. U.convention t0r| the jarge advertisement of our popu- | to a close Wednesday night of last "s coemblaation Baciae spri © old and sprightly for her age. : pe 5 * cid =: erin the county. The goods were t for CASH in f . , Woodrich roller, (new), k cutter (new), Acme harrow, grain 1, spring tooth hacrow, corn plante: the 12th congressional district will ov lar ciothing merchants Simms ¢ week, the jury finding him guilty o More lumber for less money than | bough Sipe Ohio Ne Ee charel ee meet at the Ohio M. E. church, next! Coy, on the north side. These gen- | murder in the first degree. Thom- | i | murder of old man Wells, ewer 1 | | | | welcome. P.. |. Jewerc. = ty other vard in Butler. and we will sell them cor i> 2 B 2 Wyatt & Co ly low We extend yo Aes Thursday morni at ro o’cloc tlemen have one of the largest and | as Brownfield, Hopkirk’s accom- } check rower, with drill attachments, Se aies se ci coees e extend you a cordial} yirs) Hottmanof Kansas City will! gnest stocks eyer sl 1 Butler. | plice 1s now on trial and the fate of 2 Cassidy sulky plows 2 J. I. Case riding = | finest stocks eyer shipped to utler. | plice is n on trial ar e fate OF! . vators, 16 in. sud plow, one 12 i n, stubble plow, self-dumping wire rake, haytork, forks, shovels, and all kinds of farm tools, too numerous to ntion- 4 sets of harness, 1 set of extr double buggy harness, collars, saddles, halters, bridles, etc. Housholdand kitchen fur niture, including 1 Reeds farm cream for 12 to 20 cows ( Bradic; one will be the fate of the other. » Ben. B. Bigstaff got a fine Jersey Red shoat from La Place, Ills. last D. W. Layton, the handsome and | dress to the cor = : : week. It wasa fine specimen of gallant young deputy Circuit Clerk in The convention will continue lsooge orale. panos pone aan — | 4 he “grunt”? family and resembles | ¢¢ Cooper county, dropped in on us| two days. Col. Swtzer says she is the | 5 ville, Monday, we learn that H. M. theberkshire very much. Ben was | Monday evening, with best platform orator in Missouri. | The Deep Water and Summit ; a very proud of his pig and was ¢ Mr. ARAL | democratic clubs came into Butler ede. She will delve Bee ae ae preside. She will vase her ad-| The very latest styles can be found vention in the even- | there as well as the best quality of Borough,a grain dealer at Lone Tre old triend Cass county, had committed su Aubry Ewir Maj. Dic Allen, of New Home by taking poison. The cause of his valege of the u q Uiting it on the streets Saturday. heen visiting friends in th | - : vee ‘ob about three hundred strong, Mon- 2 3 a 2 ae } towns is getting to be ate ‘ : 5 rash act, so our informant learned, = Mabee of Everyone that owes us a cent| portion of the county =| Heo He informed ux while day, with flag and nner flying. | 1. ¢rom the fact that a number of | : om ’ s we he | days stopped to see some ol . 3 h r ss yr Je y th | anc y neig please call and settle, as we need the | Ca¥ 4 B ae © see some O'4 135 the city Monday attending the; The procession was headed eves farmers had intrusted him with the } , and in a good 1 pp Q nee } friends ir itler on his way home.! A = me le a fir arance é ! ying corn, no other feed Money to run our business. | friends in Butler on his y ho Democratic rally, that he had taken | band and made a fine appearance. | 10 +a¢e of their grain, which he had Sart Chee: “ ae These clubs are made of the right ; $8, seed, lat 2t Wyatt & Co. i ASSES Judge Lefker, ina Chas. T. Noland, a prominent at- | ¢9 the Rich Hill Rez disposed © 1en payment was | ! from five hives rSo pounds of honey, gthy letter ; ne Farm will be rented 04 year, trom March 1st, means neted him 20 cents per pound. material and will use eve | required he was unabie to meet the | in answer | 1 nat. ‘e x = : ee eae : ro. a rousing democratic ma \ ‘ bidder tor money rent ‘omey of Sprmgfield and son of J-1, Ene aone ae A ! Ive gums his neighbor Joe, i z Il up te Hof Q demand, and rather than stand the saphena nA ae BN, 2 ; to a communication w 1 appear aan eae. Fil jority in their township. astace oF baie: widetanltee 168 s one of the best . Noland, president of the SEES) Rae paneraee ger sibsees weeks’) sold 300 pounds. 5 i sre t I RS cea xe county, with {ne im- | hat paper t Loy he proposes to go into | = a people trusted hi | prover nce ot Chotailing bank ot that city, shot and killed f nd g ee pa cs stock wa ures and good 2 uel Odell, a hotel keeper, ©” | aid bare the facts he2yth of Sept. The sad affair! , grew out of a law suit. firm of M. se the awful | The ! mercanti |S. Cowles, of Rich Hi readers ot the Trves this week with rome eet in esa Se h x + : had the en a large advert nt. telling them i to the Bel ze, | ago i ve in the the husiness more exte leat Borough ng a thorough bus present the | « the whole mat- bei : se _ 3 | future. tter is well written and aaa st Sees 2 j tot Among nt visitors i It you owe us a cent please call | isfy from Cass county Monday to hear of the adv ve by ind pay it. We need the ey. i; Sipe 5 une ae ea = ae itavnle weathe t. We need the money. idee matter =< ; : eee avle we: > ape bs Wy arr & Co. | DASE SS ee ; enator Vest spezk were J. H. Kyle, spending th ane Sif all can not be = : ; aa Pal: ag Ps ™ Tron B.C. (ot their large and elegant stock of - | sold Sale to begin at y Z lay Dan Dc Lynn; BoC g i os / es MS OF SALI nder cash. \ month willt bug about | ¥ goods. There is no M. S. Cov Sunday at | Alle occassion to state Frank Abr last On account of the heavy raimfal ns just ne he too Saturday and the threatening aspect of the weather Monday morn there was not as large a crowd ir nto hear Vest as was eXpecte or would have.been under favorable titeumstances. Still there was an »-year-O ules, one Mmense throng. A at . Nor t es Were disap ted in not gett ky : ] sa dle wear thm, the op ouse not Some young short-horn Qrge enough to : ymodate more rt-horn pela Polled Man one-hali the crowd. r id rey sle also where Paul we no man any suspet he does. We need money and must collect | y HaMILton. Sur outs Call anc pay what you owe. 35-2t Wvratr & Co. | missio the Butler Marble r7tt at ing account busy seeing | next few weeks. ordance therewith. Th