The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 29, 1884, Page 8

Ww 1” HOUT A RIVAL! THE MOST ECONOMICAL ft the eee are so enthu Bates county why send ail} zet rads to come } vote the ee, gakee and turn | SPECIAL NOTICES. BUTL ER W BEKL Y TIMES the rascals out, a MOST SCIEN’ rie iC: ry to over the count month in re can a BUTLER MISSOURL Patronize the Butler Mazble Demo- SDAY, OCTOBER 29,1884 | Works. cae | b BASE-BURNING a tan ; : | | better aaa eee Sahat HE bee NOTICE TO +EACHERS:—Public Hon. J. Be Ney “ mer: | Did it also ever occ to any- | Ee ee ae er & BRo. a - aminations for the ben ot th t ater, was in the city Monday | body that James G. Blaine stands } JIONEY / nn Eas seutesipquiet — ee. House and Lot for sale or rent | for z t many things this year- | 7) joan at lowest CONSTRUCTION AND DRAFT SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.) will be rap ght win er nou | House has twelve Be Will trade | Jy Maine he 1s a Prohibitionist. In| p vilips Soci Magee: ee ae gre ieinag SY? : Saturday of | for land. W.E. Walton | New York 2 Half Breed in Ohio 2 | Loan C Has the Grea ating Capac hool house, | friend to the brewers. t Is under t Mon Port ect Centrol, ; ! i | ! rach Rich Hill, icing each Mo., the examination at g o'clock, 4. } J. H. HEN County School Commissioner. met There is considerable sickness in gave us a call Monday. com- Denney will take care Wm. W. ter i the southern distr sketching Lessons in painting given by Prof. TF. P. Couch, over the Times sanctum. as good an Iris! diationist. the other clay iwest of Butler, $15 per be kept longer than in any ot! wood Heater i irket at SPRACUE’S Place. For Sale | | Weil’s store. { f ——— acuieue ——— ey mal A prominent democrat G. E. Booth, of Sarcoxie county, | J. W. Ennis, o Adrian, was | city received a letter trom the city Monday and secre | | McP! Be aa ; Organs to rent at W. E. Waiton —— ae f Se Cae & Co’s. Mr. John Winsett and wife ae East Lynn, C ss county, had a/ for Waterloo, lowa, Monday to al Mil ‘ie EE ——— as = : : i Eeachier Utrex or lis. —— se big fire Thursc ay morning last. {tend the sick bed of bis mother. | sentence the preacher utter Butler Milis : — a i | choosing his text was: There m Flour and Meal always on hand to ex- | Is mterested in our announcement that we have From now until December rst, ; Col. B.G. Boone, ‘candids ate for t BelecentiG i change for wheat and corn. | a large stock to select from, bought mostly i be some cecen ce P. » & Dire ae I va or a y al, and wife are visit- z . cdi iare bo areas direct trom manutacturers. Consisting of bargains in wall paper. See aes there is L never saw them. 47-2t F.. M. Crumiy & Co. The bad wet weather will put our farmers back gathering corn. Queensware and lamps, new and ing at Eldorado Springs. Just as soon as the election is over watch and see how quick our white | republican friends drop Mr. Coon. 1 | ee ye | rains of the past | thur thinks he will not tarry long in, such a God torsaken place. If John B. Henderson comes to Butler to make a speech, our old tarmer friends to take a look j | we want |+ | | Ss. B, SEWBILL Does a genera! Insura Zainst res and Wind Stor inst t sures property Tornadoes, C him | Dry Goods, Furnishing oer BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. f } of the latest style at Denney’s. Call The constant } Office i j nd see Seer ieca ck : week has done considerable damage | at him and see the traudulent county Batler, Mo. We want to see old Bates roll up | to the corn, w hich has fallen down. | railroad bonds ° Henr : Cas: i | With twelve years acguamtance with the ne eds of a magnificent majoritv Tuesday | — Lafayette counties sticking out of | Butler Mulls | Bates county trade, and cash in buying, we are f ‘ ke Ste i ie democrats in Bates county | his pockets, Hender:on owns lots | pest grades, Flot satisfied that we can save you money. Call and i a is eae ¢ C mee y. 1 are ready for the battle of next} of them, and what he does not own j chop feed and cc ee sce us UNDER PALACE HOTEL. Hi ORE call on Prof. Couch, over) niecday. Every voter should turn | himse the paid attorney of for x S eae H > store. | i : ; = i lees stoi i uit. | those that do own them to coliect. For a Ciean Shave nie Mi. McKIBBEN. Poor old Missouri will roll up her} TT = = Hei: is strictly a bond holder and a | Go to Crouch Bro: southwest 5 wen, aarp ee z ope ea ee } ‘‘beastly’? democratic majority next | Cur next grand jury will please | particular friend of the bond hold- ty i i bear in mind they will be called up- os a Tuesday. The corner stone of the new court for Pettis county, was faid house turday last. onto condemn the old rattle trap called a jail. ill for the Gieseck boot, Max It you want the best boot in Amer- | Dow sa Down: DOWN # GOES! Wall Paper at reduced rates, until | 14> Se ec Ree yee de cat Weiner on the east side of the square | See ia eee y7-2t F.M. c nUMLY & Co’s carries a large line of them, in all} nees | re | oe es 1 | the different grades. lo not | Pin this in your hau Vote the | know. w intentions are, | Dick Hurt ALL KINDS OF democratic ticket Tuesday and see pee ees, wee | ; a ALL NDs I 2 For Sale. but hope will come out all right . ee Sit Se oy that your neighbor does likewise. es a ak bas wikcy ficeds a | Guanantecs ae A oe ia ' Cl k iy ] G id *f —— Several head of fine thoroughbred | Yet GUS Has Many ends mm jshop. It you oh a clean ras eB 4 ow oc Ss, ewe ry; Oo ; Miss. Addie Davis, | ot near Wind- P = ope > | county who will deeply sympathize | shampoc or h cut all and see | 9 p = iz oland hogs—pedigreed. Ben. B. y symp jshanay a : i ij S o sor, Henry county, is visiting her Bigstaff, Smumit township. with him. J. T. Graves has been tals eee yeasts apie rooms, = 5 & ilver plated goods brother, J. R. Davis. eine putin charge of the establishment | "OUND : ee i = . ee i for the time being. ! ee a | From now until December st, Governor Hendricys making al] 2 Bs i Laclede New Bus Line. | bargains in wall paper at 47-2t F. M: Crumty & Co’s. There 45 just. me the pr sent time every source liam Kimberlin, surgeon of Kansas jand carry passengers to and trom all considerable sickness in Butler, City Eye and Ear Infirmary, re | parts of tne city. Leave orders cat tas garding his lost hearing. The doc— | ctede,. one 1 _ mostly of a malarial nature. Mrs. J. R. Davis, wife of the toreman of this paper, who has been so seriously ill tor the past three of Indi- immense close and brilliant canvass ana, meeting with crowds and great enthusiasm and from | T. W. Childs bought the inter- est of his partner Mr. Freeman in the grocery business Wonday. Mr. .F. will go to Dacotah Territory in a Can the Deaf be Made to Hear? Jno. M. Dunnavant, living three miles from town, consulted Dr. Wil- tor performed a surgical opperation on his ears, which, to his great joy, j resulted in greatly restoring his i hearmg. Mr. D. regrets he had not | | tel has bought a new bus, fine team, b trains | Always to the tront, the Laclede Ho- age wagon etc. Will attend all We now ¢ control one of the gest boot an d. shoe facto- sti St. Louis, and nan- RANZ BERNGARD NORTE SIDE SQUARIF, BOTTLE, RAissouri. | | weeks 1s slowly recovering. few days on a prospecting tour. aoe Dr. Kimberlin soon | g = aaa Holden Herald. | apectaee and sell a schoot|—— If you wish to take lessons in paint- We feel ashamed for the Blaine Any of our citizens who wish can | shoe for less money than | Jlamaw fatelemucer of 45 vears experience; have worked in the best ing end sketching trom nature, call : aa ge form the acquamtance of Ur. Kim-|ap¢8 erer ki sy hofane, 7f| Watchmaker shops of Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna, Leipsig, Stockholm, a f. gr cs 2] t hi i < oe Lee ule ron ERS Ie Beet berlin on ihe 23d and 24th of every as as ever known bef Ome Tt and many other large cities in the old country ; Herel, 4 recommend of . P. Couch, at his studio} manner in which they acted at Adrian Paes ae Butler. be ee ae ae ee lis no eastern shoddy, but ns ot Butler and Bates county to do work at the over Weil’s store. during their celebration in that city | 4; mary, corner Sth and Grand Ave., ‘suara nteed full stocked, Ve >| Ducks are putting in an appear- ance on the lakes south‘pf town, and last week. From all reports, they did not make many votes. Kansas City, Mo. Owing to the unexpected | strictly first class in every | particular. de Square: North Low PREACE uails were never more numerous. 5 5 2 ne oe 4 The Adrian Advertiser comes to illness ot one of Mr = - Cleaning a watch, 7§ cts New mainspri in watch, 75 cts There is ) Sport ahead for the boys. a children that gent * is a ts ae 2 yf us this week with a halt page supple- | ; ’ persia es Dahlgren, U St 1853,—-We | Cleaning a clock, 50 to 75 cts New mai in clock cts W ne pag PE forced to cancel his appemtme to i nd sold toc cS } 2 1 fe rs > 3 ae + <s z Seen Sake: . : oS : ee ommeon watch crystal, 15 cts 5c air 25 cts all paper at reduced rates, un-| ment. Adrian seems to be flourtsh- speak m this city Monday last. All| “amily me stor the last ten | sed = ; : pal ah ee til December rst, at | ing and her business men are waking | arrangements had been made to | ah re have so Meare Female | == = —=—$— ———————————— SE -2t F. M. Cromi xy & Co’s. 2 a ese eae : apes a eae ‘onic a specific tor all temale diseases. 47 ee Co’s. up. Sam Levy generally stirs things | give him a grand reception, and! yferrell’s Cough Balsam is the best rem- | ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF | when the telegram was received, | edy we ever used tor coughs colds asthma ea 5 aici KK No ticket™ ket \has ever been put in nomination itkthis county before that has given better satisfaction than the present democratic ticket. Itch and Scratches of every kind up wherever you find him Found near the depot, two photo- graphs, one the likeness a girl about 14 years the other a young Iady Call at this office, and get the same by paying for this notice. bearing the sad news ot the illnessof | his child aad his inability to be present, although greatly disappoint- | ed our people deeply sympathized with him, Public Saie. i ‘ ~ | |, { t, no croup and alllung diseases, in fa | family can a: ‘ord to be without Merrell’s ‘amily re Respectfully, 44-4t . Burton & Co., Druggist: For Sale. hree big two-year-old mules, one Seth Thomas Clocks curedin 30 minutes by Woolford’s : : ane tN ; Sanitary Lotion. Use noother. This} jerale 4 I will sell at public auction on my | pair three-vear-ole Saas At Cost and warranted for & years. never fails. Sold hy Weds Lansdown. ‘or good style, pertect fit and] premises, 6 miles northeast of But- | some Kentucky bred saddle mares! — *| good wear, you will find D. Ww. iets Bates county, Mo., on Johns-1, 5 ones short hor | I have the largest stock of watches, both gold and silver, and silver S | plated ware in the county, which I bought for cash and will sell at very town and Butler road, on druggist, Butler, Mo. s0°1y = pee ; utler, Maz 5p sera Wright & Co’s. Rochester fine i orm tows. and Polled 1. A The straight out Republican elec—| shoes ahead of any other make. Thursday, November 13. 1884, | Gajioway bull a Eee Ae All goods sold in mv store warranted as represented oF f cribe ' . base ich Seo tr refunded. toral ticket in West Virginia has} These goods are on sale at Max the SUES GSS ibed property, to- Asupy Hamilton. | tree been withdrawn. This leaves the | Weiner’s, east side square. jeans ce) EEE Gh Bash ees and] —arae | Pa " ae i thorough-bred cows and calves, fif- | f whole matter now in that state to Str: a Stel teen yearling steers, t thorough-bred lical Work 7 f Mahone:and his alles: e ayed or Stelen stock bull, one fat three year old betes Medico) W on tos Nomen “ rom my premises in Butler, Wed- | st, oS } t y in cloth and F id Chas. T. McF. = 7 ° Steer, 15 pairs of 2 and 3-year old noes S % cep ate Ld arland has ordered | pesday, night Oct. 22d, one bay | mules will be sold in pairs; 1 2-year | 7S**S: Fa aes Ce SE Sat a treatment his household goods shipped to him at Pueblo, Col. He says his health learn. horses about 15 hands high and one old filiey, 2 pair handsome young driving mares, 2 pairs of work mules, 1 diseases of the sex, by Worth its weight in gold to every home, Examine my prices and goods before you purchase. I will give zs 2 ; gray about 15 hands high. They ee Serta a is getting better all the time, which Sand = me 4 - Vol cevernl Gre caddlehorses. 160. head | tore ae eee diseases- | everybody a bargain. his misby diiendeerillchenplad to wer pee 12 years old. A liberal of hogs, of various ages, including Over 10,000 sold already. Postpaid on =" i BS reward for intormation that will lead | fat hogs, sows, pigs an se cents. Postal note or 2-cent stamps. | ZS, S, pigs and shoats; one ; > 3 ae eee ee FRANZ BERNHARDT, Lame back, lum! , Sciatica, and all diseases ot the kidneys, bladder and urin- ary organs are itively and - ly cured by the aumcertol nee candy. Prof. Guilmette’s Kidney Pad. a flaming poster, that they k riage, ail kinds of household ‘turni- | ot a i ea B. R Next M % = > ey know rni- | enough to print a six column _paper TZP onday is the day set for will not be in Butler on that date. fre oe SSE ee atg: 30 | on and one hundred pounds of bour- | AY RD'S | | | 0r.6.W. H ATRICK, opening circuit court. But we sup— This deception:3a-all do o’clock, a m, Thursday, Notember /| : | TELEGRAPH, SHORTHAND pose, owing to the election on Tues- ception is all done to draw a} 313th, 1884. Free lunch served on! 8°! type. nearly new. and in guod | | day, Judse | Gantt will adjourn court crowd. Nothing more, nothing less. {the grounds! Terms of sale, A condition. Cheapforcash. Cailon { i ‘ credit of 6 months without interest, | addre: = ae +f j | un! - = 2 or address thts office. tf j til Wednesday or Thursd or Thursday. We sell a good all hard if paid on or before matunty, or / —— —— i If there is any disaifectior any disaffection to Mar- maduke in this county, it 1s from a republican source, and we. believe | half of them will vofe for him ion ticket. in} place of the bramless Ford, ‘on a} to the recovery or return of same to A. L. Bape.ey, Butler, Mo. | To deceive the people the repub- = are advertising prominent men | Wood Bracket rail Bed \ Stead for $2 50. This is the best article that has ' ever been offered in Bates county tor the money. P. J. Jewerr. | be given on a } j | boars, all kinds of farming imple- ments, including one twine dindér, | Champion reaper and mower, plows, | H | | aged Berkshire boar, several young | t | harrows, &e., also one family car- | credit of 12 BEES cent, interest, f: with 10 per} om d ~ = note will ; sums er $10, the purchaser being hanes to give i note with two “approved secunitics. j AH sums of S10 ae hand. Joun L. HickMAN. H C Dononve, Auctioneer. Address NDA PuBLISHING Co., Nunda N, Y. 45 For Sale. A Cincinnati printing press large North side Sq’re, Butler, Mo. | 506 Olive St., St.Louis, Mo, | 68. ae { MAKES 1 SPECIALTY OF TRB DISEASES OF THE | Foremost Establishment of the kind In the | ' EYE, EAB AND THROAT. West. Compiete in Every Department. fm Kansas big ace 195. | Phoroash and preetical Lee tong Be seeetectse pertormed. Granulated B | lous Sore Eyes cared in seer Sime, y oa treatment. Deas in Diseases, cak Eyes. ARTIFICIAL EYES fitted without pein. Charges ressow on Free. Cals or write—ine-use