The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 24, 1885, Page 8

Judge Gantt, adj Monday even j urned court LOCAL ITEMS. H x ietcher yads of hogs to Kar four car: ¥ esterday, mney Jackson Prosecuting Gus Wyard will sell harness ch See visited his brother in Henry county | ti The finest line of Boots &| und Sunday. Saturday Shoes in the southwest and | all at cost- R- Weil € Co. North side sqr- For collars go to Gus Wy yard. j | 1 | Job work -scription done | Monegaw up for the a ij at the T:stes office, and don’t you Bako summer. : Se. as NEXT DOOR TO PALACE HOTEL 2 forget it. In the evening Rev. | ters met, was in ga oe - r = | bu s } . is » the »shest line ‘ oe Mond Rolla Rand, of Osage township, | of the M. E. church, deliv { business | ( prices. A e have _ the ot — ot goods i ae re PS was in the city Monday attending | address before the Hesperian! ry | “ red sors Baca Hehe a & ioc obaccos, 2 a ae i a : = = a | lour, , can’t be beat. t ces are low. i Fly nets in several stvles at lowest | probate court. He favored the Times | society, in the First Presbyterian | t can't be be f = , - * - as ragduati f orices, at 2t Graves & Son's. + church, topic ot ed-jof the graduatin t ’ substantially f : > I. WILLIAMS & CO } = - eation. the residence ot I J | D> “s 4A ~ 4 Henry Kaune has bought the Gil- When you come to the celebration ae | ES eB ened it z fe if st . 3 . a } i a a ~ n “hursday morn commenceme j entertained it int of one of its ‘ bert cattle and will ship them in a] gon’t fail to call at Graves & Son’s Thursday morning commencement sui ee F i z ee oe dt ae Us pera | members, Miss Sallie Craig, whose} § a = =o | day or two. and examine those new SWEENEY exercises were held at the opera : 1 : ; sane : i oe : house. The orations and essays of | home has been at the Professor’s i Sold by Gus Wyard, everything | Co_Lars. 30-2 Se a aS ee aie ! eer li i 4 7 - - — k tes were praiseworthy and | during her schoo! ! fi ete Pac eer There will be a lawn sociable giv- HS ard ot sim- | present besides t j Cholera is playing havoc with the | en by the Christian church at the Hee rad: ne ObounG A, |class Prof. Naylor ane Miss ‘Abell q . id cr aes = a = is ; i hogs over in Ray county. We have | residence of F. M. Allen, next Fri- E aaaitee Of interest to/those friends lof the faculty, Mrs. Naylor, Misses B ; heard of 1 none tn this county. day night. Everybody invited. of the participants who were un- | Trag bie, sisters of members — -—— ' ; F The storm was yery severe and Another lot of those celebrated | able to be present, we publish the lof the class, Mi Maggie Newton 1 have constantly on hand a fine quality ot Sugar Cured Corn Be Try it | destruciive in parts of Henry county | Sweeney Corrars just received. | programme in tull: | W. Peach. A bountiful i Saturday week. | Call and see them. ! and ice cream supper was NICE CHOICE —— = . nread nd the tir 2 »veral } 2 2 >t ¢ z res & sprea 1d the tin.e for several hours S. B. Newbill represents s the best 30-2 J.T. Graves & Son, nee : : re : + K E P ae ES was passed in the most pleasant so- S A ROASTS Life Insurance Co. in America. Go } Sim Francisco spent Friday last in Sree ee tea | have your hfe insured. is 22k Warrensburg and had the pleasure The Academy is a progressive in- aa ee i Prof. Hinton was ex ning teach- | of meeting Senator Cockrell, who, itution. Every year’s close is more i ers all day Satur at the east school | he says, 1s looki and hearty. npressive than its predecessor’s. ar ia and issued a number of Tio Wiles A. Wood Combiccd | Now, wit! large addition to ericson ee swolin iO. Apegh Meat of all Kinds i + + > he } > ns again, i Bring your produce to Phans & | best grain and flax machine made; use when t school opens agair Son, next door to Times Office stair- | also Wood and N. C. Thompson Our Life with an increased number of gradu way. light mowers sold by - : oa ee a ie E.L. [ates who reflect honor upon their CON STANTLY ON HAN D. ? ration “The American Ci . } Te z Se \ R. R. Deacon, re : p.s. | alma mater, with heightened tac Judge Gantt’s wife and two child- : ee M : eee Ta BF | | f | f | ren spent Saturday in the city, leav- -* Gets Marys. Welch. BLE. L. | oy ee i ase ag | armers WHO lave at stock for sale can A . : a: > is ye same excellent faculty rat has ° ° ° ing for Nevada Saturday evening to WESC Tse 2 Te See PART SECOND. laiven the school its high standard, | @et the highest market price in eash. The spend Sunda church next Sunday morning will be Ss i ane it ris fa . f | | li s li . | me ane i ifs EE Music | and with the best wishes and hearty ‘ . Voe > . are?) 2 » Groceries at bed rock prices at The Origin ot Man—Is He a spec- | psay. «From Day to Day,” See ae eae aire aay ee pati onage O the pu 1G IS soheited, air es Ties | #1 Creature or evolved from a Clara Stobie, B. EL, | *UPPO! 3 ed chee le, we may Pharis & Son’s, next door to Times “ . Oration: ‘*The Influence of Civilization upon | rationally hope it will more than keep * ae ae Monkey.”’ At night **Man’s place the baboriaeG@issscs--9 Go P Wweat Bis i office stairway. ae Mind s Wamaectia nice (Gad = —— pe = pet = : abe ys | pace with the advancement of our 9 4 Pee eter i e Mind and affec sod. ssay orkman is Known by his Work’? : A worm resembling the army| The public are most cordially in- i ee Jessie 8 Childs, B.k.L. | city and surrounding country and i 5 Essay: ‘*The Mysteries of Nature,’? Brekore niederiGease tobe one elt . : ; worm is domg great damage to the | vited. Sallie Craig, B. E. L ea a = cease to be our glory Sc suth Si le publi ic SN | uare, B ut ler y , Mo. rowing crops in the Indian Terri- S=== . Mazic and our pride. | i = F The Walton & Tucker Land Mort- | essay: «We are Sculptors,”” . aoe 6 ace : safle , Brown, B. E. L — ————$_—___—_ gage Company are permanently] ._ es . oeby 1 Brom n a: ’ z i \ i If you want anything in the grocery | established in loanine se ea pO he eo reinids Gr evoy sam, tee Don't be persuaded STRUCK BY A CYCLONE. Itch and Scratches of every kind y g established in loaning money on im Suez Canal—the records of two Civilizations! Buk Il 7 See 1; 4 ; ‘ line, we advise you to go to Pharis} proved farms—no delay, no red James P. Gilmore, B. S. Dut nage a = 3 H anintlllneeinsen — in 30 ——— ry Woollaats aie é a z 4 : oi : : prices on Boots and Shoes| ess Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This & Son’s, next door to Times office tape. Abstracts of titles furnished. | pestowing Literary and Elocutionary Prizes. before you purchbse We A Passenger Train Going at Full | jever fails. Sold by W.J. Lansdown, you f- Bee Speed lifted From the Track. j druggist, Butler, Mo. 4grtyt Benediction. Doxolgy. stairw ay. SEE Money on hand at the lowest com- The new cornet band of Butler cosmee Sioux City, Ia., June 13.—A pas- | will save you money R- Weil § Co, North side sqr-, peting rates. 25-2t The abbreviations B. S.and B. E. Se Se cent. by borrowing money - Base Ball Belts $4 to $5 per set i Castine: Ce = trom 0a bed colonel, : ; clin & Co., office z, 7 ete t : . - ; at (30-2t) Graves & Son’s. : ae sat se na ce north side | Laura DuVall, Robt. W. Peach , the war on condition that he should } The wind seems to have literally I | re RN V ESS, ee a er Mo. : Parla She : ; eee ‘ ; ; Ate eek SHGENIC@aneacana BD: be oe mare McFarland, in the | not be sent out ot Ohio during his ea esa car teed n as track | _ a shing "4 Ss i amed. l ter, se ice "hen the b 7 anc oft 4 urnec he about tr ipoT Seen aenahnane ene g party composed ot quite eae eS daa we term of service. W hen the boys in saan = ere : "OR A SADDLE, Binge Gece Shia Ge Ge number ot gentlemen from Sum- = he close, the committee of | hue and the boys in gray can frater- | the arr and dropped them into the pleasant call Monday. mit township with their wives and {J¥¢8¢ - starr, 2. U. ataller! nize in encampments and _ social | atch. he engine was only partially Also @ general line of PEAS Po Ge and Judge Hawkins—awarded the | gatherings, the fellows who shirked | deraile d, but the couplings were sey- | Horse Trimming Goods. will sell you anything in the grocery | the men sought the hiding places of | Penelope Brown, and for the best ome guards, can afford to goj cut by line cheaper than the cheapest. the finny tribe, and angled them, the oration, delivery and subject matter ; of the approaching storm by anyone Pididock & johesca shipped a lot | ladies set to work and prepared a — considered, to Jas. P. Gilmore, | os on the train until it actua struck bine in the zs s = splendid A ae st tried | Lhe first named prize, a toilet set There w sixty or sev- of hogs to Ka City yesterday. | Splendid dinner, with plenty ot tried ; ae ee sees - There were y ig neis and saddiery Line,! Paddy & Cassity also shipped a lot The ladies present were | Y@iued at $18, was presented by our See ai: ane) wees I ! | of hogs. Mesdain nes Shubert, Orear, Sam and | ©Bterprising jew N: 8. Jeter. Spree ck was felt t 4s a mo- sil our y Grea Wislion & Packer dad Mort Ed Potts, Fisk and Misses Wood, The other prize, a full setof Macau x 1 v tumult of yells drowned in i we Orear Potts: and Si lay’s Histories, was the gift of Rev of th 1 t fol od g a gage Company are loaning money at : nd Shubert. = TS ao ea sViaenoia aim eee ‘ eae . gag s y z = -. : 7 a : = F. K, Miller, of Kansas (ity oO soon as the cras is over by the, Harness, Saddles, Whips, . Iden the 4th, Th will play at Holden the 4th 2 During Saturday weeks’ storm, boys will give them some excellent > Te é oF ie ia Lede katate Beat Miles Price, living about seven miles } ~ pa | : ies : ‘gr Ee Se eee west of Clinton, was caught in the ot English Letters. These degrees} Whenever you hear a republican | Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Luana ben ae The Walton & Tucker Land | debris of his buggy house which was | “°"S conferred as the result of honest | make a more than ordinarily virulent | Paul railroad was blown from the : work in extended and_ thorough | |track west of the city last night Mortgage Company are now taking applications for eastern money to be on good blown over by the storm and instant- ly killed. Hewas a highly respected loaned at 7 per. cent. z Real estate security. tarmer and his untimely death 1s very : | ee Be : eS much regretted by all who knew who are so tortunate as to possess | heard the rebel yell. The 18-karat their sides in the ditch. The acci | Butler, Adrain, Rich Hull, Hot him them, | crank who presided over the Ohio | dent occurred near McCook, a small Southeast square, next door to den, Chnton, Shelden, Walker, i SS The music interspersed through the | republican convention, 1s an illus-| Station across the line in Dakota, CPR et Cheated Rockville, Appleton. Taborville and Don't Forget programme consisted ot piano solos | tration ot this. This. man Taylor | abeut seven miles northwest ot Sioux BUGGY imeiiad WAGON Schell City, will celebrate the 4th. That you can save trom 1 to 4 pe danghters, spent a day on the banks Pharis & Son want your trade and | of the Miami last week, and while an eve ope pen Subseript: ton Notes. AN persons v he Knights of Pythias will have j subserip— a competative drill at the fair grounds | tion notes tothe LL & S. R’y Co., in Appleton City on the 4th The Nevada and Clinton div will p We have another lot OF | Clothe Shoes: at 50 cents a' pair. Thisis the best bar- Sain for houseware ever offered. R-. Weil § Co. North Side sqr- : o signed | are eby resquested to send dratts of principal, erest eae from ee with 6 party espete- L. represent the Academic degrees courses of study, and are an honor to the young ladies and gentlemen by Misses Rena Davidson and Nan nie Pyle, and vocal solos by Miss prize tor the best composition to Miss their thoughtful and appropriate gitts t beautitul and cost were of Batchelor of Science and Batchelor | | senger train onthe Sioux Falls branc hy A Feather Bed Colonel. **bloody shirt’? speech, or argument, you may bet dollars to buttons that | Five passenger coaches, the baggage the fellow never smelled powder, or | © and express car and tender are on The train was going at nearly City. is known in his district as the **feather full speed when a cyclone struck it, *? because he enlisted in | duty, sent substitutes or enlisted in | ered as clean and complete as though Nothing was seen a chisel. Violetine. < Hurt gives you a clear Wool Wanted. HITCH UP, J.T. GRAVES & SOK Biae- the very lowest rates. Privilege Mon E granted to pay before due. Money | cr oney for Ey erybous. we had not to is a secret aid to beauty. based crise for %s Catlavs, Bruen’ Guire ‘Game Q furnished without delay. 25-2t | Time and terms to suit borrower. | specia! me nt the di Many a ladv owes her fresh- 1 vreckage Kets, Ley Seekers: oi ees) eee Pe-dayisSe gJein the Bapuses | O COMMISSION, eee veredy torts, we deem it only di ness to it, who would rather 5 1 several o BEST HORSE COLLAR - r | Soor Spee nc slay. I cti Os > that the e s 2 > fe " anniversary. We have not learned | S007 4S Papers are pe Re, SD on ey not tell, and J0u Can ‘é tell. Powe oh whether the Masons of this city will. : Misses Jessie C > Mary Ken: quick heg ; la sivayeoukeat observe the day or not. o pay. | and Alice Ludwick were promine wreck A brakeman was ‘ SE SES j; Papers made f able your own | ly considered as subject to the award ed to M cc 90k for a physi J. T. GRAVES & SON. Stewarts Healing Powders and} homes All ttgten bn s {of ze ‘ = es See a jb a 2 at co y business prizes. cian, and another man to Sioux Cy | | sss ads always Kept i / done through the new branch office Agam we wish to mention the! C ) | for ard stock at (2t) Graves & Son’s | = bas 5 co ee emote So: or - 4. se 2 < NON S | t Zu oT co 7 - 2 wane : 8 ,at Butler, Mo. Call and see us. | general exce!! of the graduating | loan on improved t¢ ) a Be. : a Marshall Wolte brings in a big Office north side public square. compositions, and at the same time | per Loans closed without HAS | ? ACs coal oil story from Mulberry creek. | Jarvis Conk & Co. to ly commend the appreciation | delay. Apply to When Bab; toria, es ; The stockholders of the Rich Hull | W. £. Powe of the large audience, as shown by | The Warton & Tucker oe sree comet eee jacta 75 F - | ORSES ol company will do well < H Mang x se, an ; y | 25-2 d tg eae ee ee ae eee a ° pany ¢ ell to keep i Joe their applause, and more still by | 25-2t Land Mc Co. When she became Miss, she clang to Castoria, pare ric ssce | | me When she had Children. she gave them Castoria, gts tg e I