The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 24, 1884, Page 7

aa? SUTLER WEEKLY TIMES MISSOURI. sPNESDAY, D SMBER EAE Cost For Cash. ng determined to retire from y gouds business, we offer our antire stock at cost, commencing ! Monday, November 24th, 1884, mdcontinue until all is sold. We | | your attention to a few article e lot of ladies choice | of | Choic ot of blanke line jess goods, black and colored siiks. | day last week. d re- Carpets, from a rag to 2 body Brus- | cently made some in ibe els. The best stock of flannels ever | house, and the loss d to tought to Bates county. Ever about $300 thing at cost. Thanking our many | 7 ee ng : ; J. W. Ennis, of Adrian, was in fnends for their patronage, we re- x f the city Monday and did not torget main yours, } : ‘ jto call. Mr. I has traded for Cunisroruer & JAcKsox. i ? i he old Christian property m the ——————— t i . southwest part of town, owned LOCAL ITEMS CL. Mat = ee + L. Muiiis. and will move to Butler | a = | in the spring. J. K Bruglar wants more applica M = Mr. Mc ar la of he ER Pao best class loans, ie Ic and of ¢ BUTLER : Res, Z Times, is the president ot the South- Monday coldest day o: the | west) Missouri. Press a season. { He has le vi The edge ot the bhi pena go to work and urge it up Efonday- on the members not to neglect thi # a —— matter. Weca afford to ig e sure an lang up your stock- : r e ¢ up your stozk-| yore these meeti gs.——-Lamar De ings to-night. nS bd ocrat. Did you see those nobby hats over The Hi ae a 1 now fuil Grange Store : laces Fea es nate Books 1 perio Is at May— | did not « ny of impor ard’s Book Store. j tance until Wee when Mr Mrs. E. P. Mills has been verv | ae: Butl Cae OMe aoe : set the “i iow the past week. > = Te Dr. Kris Kringle will have plenty of store.-lume Star. now to travel on this year. es : ompany with J kinds of shppers for hol T ! | f e IMES, presents at Max WeEINER’s. | a jcalled on the Mail Friday. Mr. Over 2,000 cattle in the neighbor— | Starke is the county clerk of Bates hood of Hume are being fattened | county at i g gea for shipment. This will bring over | Cemen who trends every- | $100,000 into that part of the county. | where, and we have a half formed Albums 0 bail descriptions at idea ot slipping up into Bates and ' . M. Crumiey & Co’s. voting for him at the next primary. = —Nevada Mi s of the Th w. will give a supper e ladi Fr. U Christmas mght Osceola Advertiser: George Har- athe readmg room, tor the benefit | $US; * well known erizen of Roscoe | @the Union. Ali come. township, died last week of pneu 3 ; monia, Mr. Hargus was an en I Ifthe ladies who intend to recieve = . : , aha .. Stastic Democrat, and it is claimed onNew Year’s day will hand in ae F } he caught the cold, which resulted | ther names and also the places at which they will receive, will take them fa tion of Cleveland, at ally, while celebrating the elec- the Times Rael ae i . a bonfire in the pleasure in publishing oer ' = Virginia scl neighborhood of the house several weeks since. Larris Cain attended Elegant line of plush goods at Crumry’s. fe concert given in that city last Moday Mrs. tee Beal ot Rich Hill and Mrs. B Hardin of Covington, Ky., graced the Times sanctumn last Thursday evening. ing. The concert was by Mrs. W Walton rare musical treat and a grand == suc— The of the opera house was donated for the oc- and was a i. cess throughout. use Come and see the fine line of slip- pers tor holiday presents, at casion, and the net receipts we Max WEWER’s. thus brought up to about $75.—-R. | Quite‘a number of Rich Hilhtes Le HeCviEw? ee attended the **Galley Slave’’ per- At the suggestion of the Times formance here Thursday night. | Mrs. Tory was arrested by Marshal Among others we noticed Mr. and Morgan last Wednesday on the Mrs. E. A. Beatty, Mrs. Lee Beal and her guest Mrs. Hardin, of Ky., and Sam Beal. charge of keeping a bawdy house in this city, fore Mayor Brown last Monday when the for defendant asked She was held for trial be- and Christmas cards in endless variety case Was called the councel F. M. Crumiey & Co's. Cobbs & J Jennings, publishers of the Weekly Herald,at Rich Hill have Sarted a daily, which made its ap- Pearanée last ‘Tuesday. The pubd- lishers are full of vim and enterprise ind we doubt not they will make a big success of their new venture. at continuance on the ground that the rush of other im- portant business had prevented him making the necessary preparation The Mayor granted a continuance of the case until next Friday at 9 o’ciock. morning The co: nat monopoiy in this county matter that Holiday books and scrap books in Sfeat variety, trom 25 cts. to $1 50) as regards Butler is a should be f possible. It now costs 16 cents at F. M. Crumiey & Co's. | ** ibaa eReader ce per bushel to have Rich Hill coal de- Quite an enjoyable party was giv- | livered in this city. Coal from the en at the residence ot our old friend H. Hutchison last Saturday night by | his son Will. same place and of the same qua is delivered in Carthaze tor eleven A large crowd was in| cents per bushel, Mtendance with several couples from Rieh Hill, AL report an exceed- ‘ugly ple: tsant time, and a splendid Supper. so we are reliably informed. ‘to put the coal on and it can be cars at Rich Hili seen that plainly an is charged But- We don’t blame people Let somebx enormous per cent. ler citizens. for grumbl nie t forget to look at our millin- | ty and velvets. over Grange Store. | the matter ind and save o Notice = oheceee given to all} pundreds of dollars through thi fom it may concern, that I will ter. me NOt Pay any debts contracted in my : a tame without my written order. For Joun L. Tuene Fhree big t Dee Sth pair th even— | inaugurated | 2001 | tor the benefit of the poor of Butler, | ; Mou picture frame tur Diy desks, library cases. side mbling tolding bed-teads, hall racks, brac k- too much and become ets, center tables, foot rests, pedes ca pallets die BS tals, music racks, toy furniture and } ee eae Bite agi; Pe many other articles too numerous to few days ago for the loan mention. And in conclusion we under the he wish to be fairly understood when pawned a wished to | We say that these goods were bought em it, promising that he would | © Sell, and will be sold at bed rock Sh ip NES. ie : | pric We will duplicate Kaasas ee B- Eee hold | City prices on any articlewe handle. jforatew days as security for the] We will take great pleasure in show- loan. Upon investigation it was | ing you throug whether you buy | found that the young man had no jor hot. - ae k watch and used this plea only to CORE ae PELSIC a euler seo ot goods. Yours obediently, obtain the money. tite P. J. Jew NOTICE. | SPE Cl AL NOTICI 1 ‘ All Sunday School} Buck Wheat. | : ea ee © qe, | We will pay highest cash price tor 1000 | Supe intendants are|,.snes good Buck Wheat, a-2t Power & Bro. requested to eall on —___—— ly 1 } Christmas Whiskies. us refore Christmas. | | { investizated and remedied , | neverfa Tt costs 3 cents per bushel | ember 24 1884, to Ja Ss 1885. The millinery department over Granye store does not sell at cost, but cheaper thar s ho so d to car ie art Idi customers t Main on at his stand on North street, here he keeps constantly supply of fresl meats, 04 and chickens, keys as »¢ bought in any Cards marriage on ot iend ss Eva Me are annou out to-morrow evening Will , Levy & Co. Saws Bee Norice Tro TEACHERS:—Public Ex- aminattons for the benefit of those per- sons desiringto teach in Bates county, will be held on the 3d Saturday of each month in the Ohio street school house, Butler, Mo., and on the rst Saturday of each month in the West side schoo! house, Rich Hill, Mo., the examination com- mencing each day at go es A.M. J. H. HINTON, County Schoo! ee Organs to rent at W. E. Waiton | & Co’s. Madam Dropa 1e wishes to inform the public that she has just returned from the east and has opened rooms on North Main street, south ot post | Philips decision does not eftect the Mo. Hce 7 = a a Loan Co., represented oy office, where she is prepared to) 7: e Sey make all garments at half her for-} ~ Butler, } mer prices, giving | advantage ot these hard times. 24t} - + *! The handsome Humphrey residence, Tich and Scratches ot every kind {| including 5 acres ot ground, just south + + ee 3 >, | ot city limits, is tor rent, Is one of the y curedin 30 minutes by Woolford’s | prettiest homes in the country. W. H. Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This | Walton, Agent, Butler, Mo Sold by W.J. Lansdown, druggist, Butler, Mo. 7 49°1Vr Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretofore exst-; her patrons the! FRO BONO PUBLICO. $9 ac were CHAIRS ot fur nD reed, rattan | ton tabies in as to 12 ° chamber Ad : ee | » $i00 00 p | large and well selected mirrors, trom 40c to 540.00. | Parnes buying Whisky or Brandy by tke galion or keg find it to their mterest to examine my _ stock before purchasing elsewhere. will PER GAL, Good Kentucky Bourbon whisky, $1,50 Pure White Rye Whisky, 2,50 | Calitornia Brandy 6 years old 4,00 Blackberry Brandy, 1,50 Jugs and Kegs are free, Do you hear that. Lewis HorrMan. North Main St. { i Buck Wheat Flour. The best and only Pure Buck Wheat Flour in Butler is made at Power’s mill. 2-2t MONEY | To loan at lowest rates of interest. The For Rent. Ss. B, NEWBILL Does a general Insurance business—In- | sures property against Fire, Lightning, | Tornadoes, Cyclones and Wind Storms. Also insures Plate Glass against break- ; put Butler, Mo. | Wheeler & DEALERS ~ Hardware, CUTLERY, ~~ Benne IN Groceries, NAILS, CHOICE IRON, STEEL, WAGON WOODWORK, HAISH BARB STEEL FENCE WIRE. Cortland Steel Gear Spring Wagons aad Top | IRON, WOOD AND CHAIN PUMPS, “Halladay Standard Wind Mills up on short notice and guaranteed te give satisfaction. North east corner square, BUTLER, MO. Badyleys & Gipson, ———-DEALERS i Boots, Shoss, Groceries, AND QUEENSWARE, EXOL.IDAYT GoopnpDs, Moustache cups, Vaces ot every description, all kinds ot lamps, Staple and Fancy Groceries, California canned fruits, mince meat, mapel syrup, jels and flavoring extracts. WE ALSO HAVE A STORE AT FOSTER, Which Consists Dry Goeds, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Queensware and Glassware. BADGLEYS & —— IN-——— } —— ot IK YOU WAN A Good Square Meal For 25 Cents, FRESH OYSTERS In Every Style, ing be tween S$ J. Groves and Nath- | age by accident. Call on him tor a an Groves, under the firm name of | policy itis too late. Office in > . | Opera bu ¥ over bank, Butler, Mo. Groves Bro’s. has been by mutnal | i24-tt dissolved. Nathan Groves 3 =a J. Groves w assume Farm for Sale. of the firm and will! [will sell my farm, situated and | section 1, in sumi i sette- > hundred act Di Te Choice Confectionarles For the Holidays, or, in fact, anything usuallytound in a first-class and - Restaurant, CALL ON ERT. SOUTH SIDE SQUARE, | Bakery EN