The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 8, 1884, Page 8

: BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES SOUR. , OCTOBER §, 1884 WEDNESD. READ THIS. love music; do you desire = int fireside a a p ome i select a good piano or organ En- ( ue ° you £1 Toe t ? ns le S ri Ca I ‘ te also exter lealers 11 ving machines. Remem ‘ ‘ a § Organs to rent at W. I W \ & Co’s. Blaine 1s m< lar sack campaign. sale at W. M. Wil sharp on Oct. af 15, beg g o'clock 1854. On: Holden fair last week, was almost a failure. Lessons in given by Prof. F. Weil’s store. Do not tors Wilson’s public October 15th, 1854. Reldatelot Wo oN. Wednesday ale, If you wish to take lessons painting call on Prof. Couch, over Weil’s store. County court convened Monday present. ne ais One hundred acres of corn in the field will be sold at the sale of W. M. Wilson, north of Butler. Mrs, C. H. Mills, otf Crescent Hill visited her parents in Butler the latter part of last week. W. M. Wilson willsell at hrs pub- lic sale 7o high grade and g full blood Durham cattle. R. J. Starke starts to Cooper county Friday, to visit relatives and friends at his old home. W. M. Wilson will rent his farm on the day of sale, consisting of 640 acres well improved and plenty of water. rt le The Veiled Prophets had _ their procession in St. Louis yesterday, ending with a grand ball at night. Tf you wish to take lessons in paint- ing end sketching trom nature, call on Prof. F. P. Couch, at his studio over Weil’s store. Judge Lefker’s httle son Roy, about 18 months of age is dangerous- ly iil. Its sickness was caused trom cutting teeth. 15, cases men’s calf boots that sell all the world over at $4 50. We have them and offer them now at $3 coapair. Sam’: Levx & Co. Mrs. Frank McKibben, of Rich Hill, visited at the residence ot her parents, H. McReynolds and wife, last week. Go to the big sale of W. M. Wil- son, 4 miles north of town, and buy that span of young matched roadster geldings, full brothers and something noon fancy. = Dress goods, cashmeres, silks, velvets and plushes 1 all the fashion- able shades, at prices to surprise everybody. Sam’t Levy & Co. Mr. John Steele is erecting a magnificent house on his farm west of the Miami. [t 1s on the land he purchased from Leonard Toddy. | cer I EE IS in | morning with all three of the Judges ee i 1-3 =P Ce 1 Hi n, 5 1 Surgeon z Pi B oO 24t 50 34-€ ‘ if z Lo I So Teff C € R Be D tend i tendered Buffalo, The ovation is old home, was the | ] ever | | s cloaks and} | | | = ae : | We have the largest line of ladies’, | ; : sses aps in the country at : Sam’ Levy & Co. ning | low prices, i Mrs. E. J. Dailey, of Carthage. visited Saturday and Sunday the} family of Jas. B. Howell, of the Times corps. She returned to her home on Monday. Jerseys, Jerseys. Jersey Jackets tor $1 25, at Sam’t Levy & Co’s. ‘Tr. W. Childs gives notice week that all past due notes and ac- counts must be paid. He cannot call on each one, but will be com- pelled to turn them over to the proper officer for collection. this Ladies’, Misses’ shoes, comprising the very best Ro- chester and Philadelphia makes, at very low prices. m’L Levy & Co, J. H. Mallery, of Latayette coun- ty, was in the county the fore part ot the week looking atter his landed interests. He is an old citizen of Lafayette, having resided there since 1838. ete We have the largest line of Men’s Boy’s and Children’s clothing in the country and will sacrifice our profits in order to lessen ouc stock. Sam’t Levy & Co. . Judge J, N. Ballard, in company with two other gentlemen whose names we did not learn, left this morning for Colorado to buy cattle. They will leave the railroad at Trinadad and go about one hun- WOOD HEA BASE-BURNING In THE a> Eas #e GF Be ONST i N AND DRAFT SECL RED BY | I S$ A N la eG a ve % t Hardware, blocerles Iron Steel, Nails Butler, Mo. square, Sam f C: (Ore wm H- Wyse eral others expect to start Sate ynext on a big hunt through Barton and Cedar counties. | Ot course they will slay game and i quar- remember us us ter of a fine bu begin to water. x me +: j For the past two years I have been troub- | led with lucorrhoea and female weakness, which at times has been so great that I could neither eat non sleep. I wore one ot Prof. Guilmetie’s Kidney Pads and it cured me. Mrs. H. Jerome, Toledo, O- Sold by Butler Drug Co. ee OUR FIVE CENT COLUMN. cents per line for cack insertion. s gotthe cheapest and T. D. Ratter he best line of pen knives in town. ot whiskey, brandy: and wine at cost to quit business. Lewis HorrMan, 40-4t North Main St., Butler, Mo. Blue Grass Bitters are sold by all drug- gists. Whitkey at cost and jugs are free. | Good Kentucky Bourbon whisky $1 50 per gal. | Fine Hand-made Sourmash ‘ whisky 250 « Blackberry Brandy nas << ¢ Ginger Cordial meage Ss" Pure Grape wine, 3 bottles for $1- Only a tew more barrels lett, which I am selling at a sacrafice to quit business. | Lewis HorFMAN, &Cz _our chops already All local advertisements in this column H will be charged for at the rate of five} dred miles on horses. School Shoes = SSS 5 ne T. D. Ratter wishes to call special at ! that are iron clad and are warranted | tention this week to his large stock of ! North Main St. | . Wagon Woodwork. Northeast corner oa be worn. You v loma of merit s Bitters at Kansas city Interna- | | Tornadoes, C) | Also insures Plate ( Ss against break- lage by accident. Call on him tor a | policy before itis too late. Office in | | Opera building over bank, Butler, Mo- | 24 1 The Blue Grass Bitters asa tonic have | no superior. | For a Clean Shave Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southwest | eorner of the square. They have aneat, | comfortable room 35- | ee i j Store Room For Rent. ! I have a large brick store room, on the south side of the square, for rent. The room is 25x85 and shelv- ed, suitable tor dry goods or grocer- j Jes Enquire or address, BapGiey & Gipson, | 4i-té Butler, Mo. i Farm for Sale. I will sell my farm, situated in | section 1, in summit township, 15 | hundred acres. Divided in lots to | suit purchaser. Terms easy. i A. Hami.ton. } Dick Hurt Guarantees all work done in his | shop. It you wish a clean shave, shampoo or hair cut call and see to wear and give satistaction. See | Canton flannels. our stock and learn our prices. Sam’ Levy & Co. The new county court elected this fall will receive as salary for their services $5 per day and five cents mileage, instead of $3 per day and eight cents mileage as heretofore. | This change in the old law was made by the last legislature. } | i Overcoats! Overcoats!! We can show this season a larger line of overcoats than ever shown in; this section of the country and at prices that will make them sell. Sam’ Levy & Co. Mr. Dryden Starke and his esti You will find the largest hne of ; mable lady, parents of our County men’s, boys’ and children’s boots | Clerk Starke, left a short time since | and shoes in tne country, and for | for Ukiah, Mendocino Co., Cali- | less money than you ever bought / fornia. They expect to spend the them, at Saw’i Levy & Co's. | winter in that state. The Indianapolis Sentinel is still | 20 cases Of men’s kip boots, ful asking PSlaine hard questions. Poor | stock, hand-made and warranted, we Blaine , we have no doubt he has! sell for $2 50 per pair—sell every— wishesd many times he ver | so. S _ aes had never; where for $3 50. See our boots bes urd of the Sentinel, or that secret | before youbuy. We will save you ” psriage in Kentucky. j money. Sam’: Lavy & Co. MONEY To loan at lowest rates of interest. The Philips decision does not effect the Mo. | Loan Co., represented by 15tt J. K. BruGLEr, Butler, Mo. A sure thing is Blue Grass Bitters on kidney and stomach disorders. Get a champaign knife trom Rafter. It you want whisky, Brandy or Wine at cost and ajug turnished tree call at once at L. HoFrMan, North Main St. | ~~ For Rent. The handsome Humphrey residence, including 5 acres ot ground, just south ot city limits, is torrent, Is one of the prettiest homes in the country. W. H. Walton, Agent, Butler, Mo As a kidney and liver regulator use Blue : atter’s and examine his stock of pen knives, the best in the market. The‘greatest discovery of the 1gth cen- tury is Blue Grass Bitters. Bargain. So acres choice praine grass land, S miles northwest of Butler, $15 per acre. J. M. “Tucwer, 4o-tf Agent. him. Also trv his bath rooms. Southeast corner square. I have. just_ returned from the East where [ pur- ichased the largest_assort- i ment of boots and shoes ev- jer brought to Butler and ‘an. prepared. to offer the jsame at greatly reduced |prices, our motto being iguick returns and small | Brofjits. Remember our} | stand, north side of square | Rk. WEIL §& CO. | Notice to Everybody. We have consol:dated the Indian- | apclis and New York meat markets and moved them in the Edwards Biock, opposite the post office, where we will be glad to see all of our old customers and everybody else wanting first-class meats, exther 1 at wholesale or retail. 42-4t. Groves Bros. Laciede New Bus Line. 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