The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 15, 1884, Page 8

BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES BUTLER MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1854 i READ THIS. Do you desire happiness ; do you eae love music; do you desire a pleas- It home? ant fireside and a happy so, go to W E Walton & Co’s and En- select a good piano or organ. courage music m your family and | you never will regret it. To enumerate the great variety of pianos and organs the firm handles Call and be convine- in is unnecessary. ed that you cun be better suited 3utler than elsewhere. They are the dest sewing machines. Remem ber the place—Opera House block, Butler, Mo. There is considerable sickness in town. Organs to rent at W. E. & Co’s. Don Kinney spent several day in Kansas City. Mrs. J. G. W. friends this week in Adnan. Watton ast week. alker, is visiting Two at a time out of one family is >» we would call it. pretty fast wor An exciting plug hors place near the depot Saturday even- ce took Remember the day, October 22nd when W. J. Stone will speak in also extensive dealers in | Jno. Hayes ! | | sor } ship and it will tell in > ovember. 2 +, a 50 Men tofore | each. Sam’ Levy & Co. | Everybody should make prepara— tion to come to Butler on the | and hear our gifted congressman, | | W. J. Stone. a 25 pieces canton ft 1-3 | | cents per yard. | Saw’t Levy & Co. We see from the Nevada Demo- | j crat t Col. Ed. Vance has moved to Rich Hill and will make that city his home tor the t The largest line and | forts at than : year’s p . Levy & Co. received several We new founts of jo have just } > type, ot the styles out. Bring on your job work if you want some nice work done. One lot of ali cheviot and cassimere Men’s suits, sizes 36 to 42 at $10 each, they are worth $15. Sam’L Levy & C Miss Lizzie Power returned from St. Louis Monday she had been for a friends and sight se We have the lar children’s morning, where week visiting ng at the fair. gest line of ladies’, cloaks misses’ and and wraps in the country at astonishing low prices, Sam’v Levy & Co. A. Henry is a constitutional law- yer of high rank yet he 1s an humble citizen und will work in our state legislature tor the laboring mans in- Butler. If you wish to take lessons in painting call on Prof. Couch, over Weil’s store. The street railway ordinance will come up before the council Thurs- day night. ount of The Times is late on holding back for the latest from Qhio. news Lessons in painting and sketching F. P. Couch, over given by Prof. Weil's store. It this one cola blizzard causes so many marriages, how willitbe when it snows? Johnson’s Cyclopedia is the best I have seen.—N. B. Anderson, Attor- ney at law, Platt City Mo. Mr. Thos, Buck called on us while in the city Thursday and re- membered us substantially. Mrs. Dizney has been quite ve the parsonage for the past week. Glad to state, she is some better. Johnsons Cyclopedia 1s the most desirable,—Rev. J. Marvin D. D. President of University of Kansas. Will the true blue republicans ot Bates county support the. straight ticket put inthe field the other day or not. If 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. Lyon & Williams have on exhibi- tion at their store a pumpkin which weighs 93 pouhds, Who can beat it? 15 cases men’s calf boots that sell all the world over at $4 50. We offer them now at Sam’t Levy & Co. have them and $3 004 pair. This is the season of the year for putting up stoves and a careful ex- amination of flues might prevent a big fire. Henry the Island bridge abutments, says he at the bridge again | Deitzman contractor for will get to wor ina few days aay | sil Dress goods, cashmer 8 s velvets atid plushes im all the fashr | able shades, at prices to surprise | everybody. Sam’ Levy & Co. The republican ratification at Rich Hill, we understand, broke up in a | free fight last Saturday night and | severa! heads got pretty badly brunsed. | You will find the largest lne of | men’s, boys’ and children’s boots | and shoes in the country, and for | Tess money than you ever bought them, at Sam’ Levy & Co’s. of Geo. A. Poage, at May j burned to the ground on the ni | sell for $2 50 per terests.—Ruch Hill Enterprise. Jerseys, Jerseys. Jersey Jackets tor $1 5 ae AML Lev Co's. Blaine and Logan club of Butler, what is good enough for the black man should be good enough for the white man. Give the coon the same uniform you wear yourself. Ladies’, Misses’ and children’s fine shoes, comprising the very best Ro- chester and Philadelphia makes, at very low prices. m’L Levy & Co, a opy Saturday. Boss I’s gwine to Rich Hill with massey Ford. Don’t you see my 19. Trimble done | sold for $6.00 we now sell for $4.00 iatest | WITHOUT A RIVAL! THE MOST SCIENTIFIC, THE MOST ECONOMICAL. BASE-BURNING WOOD HEATER | Is THE | ; = Eas? we BD Be (¢ ONSTRUCTION AND DRAFT SECURED BY LE PATENT.] | i —_————_~+ oe | | Has the Great Is under the Most Pertect Contro! : can be kept longer than in any other Heater in the wood Market | For Sale at SPRACUE’S Place. ——DEALERS IN THE—— i Celebrated Mitchell faim Wagon, Cortland Stee! Gear Spring Wagons and Top Buggies, Halliday Standard and Iron Suction or Force Pumps ‘Hardware, Groceries, Wagon Woodwork. Steel, Nails, ec. Northeast Butler, Mo. | [ron corer ; Square Ben Deering was discontinued by | It 1e time o when E : . | cx. | canton flanel will be worn N save the South Methodist Church Con-} money by pric this line of goods at | terence at his own request. This; Ratter’s. merit was awarded the} ] s city Interna- j does not exclude him from pre FU araiptomuor but disdontinues him from the regu- | Biue Gr s Bitters at K t Heating Capacity, | | | | BENNETT, WHEELER & (0. OQUIN| JUBA MOK WA SKA HO F[VI OP | Kk. ' tional fair. lar itenerant wor ey SER | Are vou low spirited, “down-in-the- | Sacee mouth,” and weak in the back? Does! Butler Mil walking, litting, or standing cause pain in the small of the back? If so, you have kidney disease, and Prof. Guilmette’s French Kidney Pad will cure you. Sold by Butler Drug Co- ays on hand to ex- nd corn. Power & Bro. lour and Me se for whe Ss. B, NEWBIL eneral Insurance business—In- | |< | i | We reaffirm what we said last Doesa = = sures property against Fire, Lightning, week in reterence to the Schnyder i es re Ss | Tornadoes, Cyclones and Wind Storms. Blaine and Logan cap and my _lan- terntoo. Weare gomgto tell the miners how to vote. 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 our stock. ut Levy & Co. The brick work on the academy is nearing completion and the huge tower adds greatly to the beauty ot the building. When once completed butler can justly teel}proud and boast of her educational facilities. School Shoes that are iron clad and are to wear and give satistaction. our stock and learn our prices. Sam’i Levy & Co. H. W. and M. E. Ackerman will have a public sale at their residence, 5 miles suvoth of Virginia City, on Thursday, October 23d, when they will offer tor sale a lot of stock, farm- warranted dee ing utensils and household goods. 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’z Levy & Co. Mr. Thos. Buck, of Mingo town- ship, informs us that the drug store the Sth. Neo of fre unknown. There was i ance on the prope: some 20 Cases Of men’ stock, hand-made ar ful | warranted, we! boots, sell every— where for $3 50. boots before youbuy. We es money. Sam’t Levy & Co. Mr. S. M. Talbot, man from Elkhart towns the democrats in every school distri¢ co inthe township as well org =e and m good working order. Mr. Talbot is a good worker and Will see to it that every democrat in the town- j acre. | 40-tf ship comes out and Votés, letter and if the editor ot the Repub- | ees Tes Geen sales: Hee lican chooses to call at our sanctum | age by accident. Call on him tor » we will take pleasure in showing him | policy betore itis too late. Office in [ some documents in the matte Ree ce over bank, Butler, Mo. 1 | The Blue Grass Bitters asa tonic have spre 1 LATicne SPECIAL NOTICES. T. D. Ratter has gotthe cheapest and} best line of pen knives in town. | no superior. Butler Malis. Best grades, Flour, Meai, Bran, shorte, chop feed and corn delivered to any part You can buya gallon of the best of city. Power & Bro, hand-made sour mash whisky in town = ns eat eae for $2.00 and $2.50. For a Clean Shave | 1 gallon Ginger Cordial, 1-25 | Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southwest 1 ‘ Imported Port Wine, 2-00 | corner of the square. They have aneat, | SP ery | I furnisn jugs and kegs free and sell | comfortable room 35- opr whisky at cost. Only two more bartels _— — agi left, which Iam selling at a sacrifice to Store Room For Rent. i quit business. Lewis HoFFMAN. ieSes large brick store room, H North Main St., Butler, Mo. But ler Mills. Having la tely overhauled and put in new; | |on the south side of the square, for | rent. The room is 253 ed, suitable tor dry goods or grocer- 5, and shelv- and improved machinery, we are now/jes. Enquire or address better than ever, prepared to make the} Ge very best Flour in this market. { Bapcey & Gipson, Power & Bro. | 4i-tf Butler, Mo. H —— sae T. D. Ratter wishes to call special at ; tention this week to his large stock of | Canton flannels. : MONEY To loan at lowest rates of interest. The Philips decision does not effect the Mo. Loan Co., represented by J. K. Bructer, Butler, Mo. Farm for Sale. I will sell my section r, in summit townsh’ 1p, hundred acres. Divided in Terms ez sy, farm, situate’ 4 suit purchaser, 1 AF .~AMILTON. Dick H ry Bitters on | | ; a Uara nies all * gork done im his | lop. it ars W ish a clean shave. | geegege ere of OO ent call and sce] him Also ie Prey * trv his bata rooms. | Ss heast Southeast Cc ener square. 1 aclede New Bus Line. “Ze wag and { parts ot tne i clede,. carry 20 We now control one of tie | lagest boot and shoe jucto- rics tn St. Louis: and man- _|wacture and sell a school shoe for less inoney than was ever known bejore- It is no eastern shoddy. but guaranteed full stocked, strictly first classin every Particular. R. WEIL & CO. North Side Square-* reatest discovery or lue Grass b* So acres choice pra 8 miles uorthwest of Butler, $15 per J. M. 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