The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 5, 1885, Page 8

} \ stand Daye W pnnection The urt yard has yeen ¢ There itentiary 1602 convicts. = Dies Times offic is now confined in our pen- Sea ane The well in the northwest corner = =e of the court yard should be fixed up The Peacock Rye Whisky has no 1s HorFrMAN’s. ee baa Theo Soon be time to lay in your winter {and a pump put into superior, at) Le 2 aa pening of Lyon street has | improved the appearance of things coat an aad : = coal and wood, | materially m ality. T CLORINDA ISCOMINC. | creat GLORINDA IS COMING. GREZ Wm. E. W: iness trip to Leayenwort n took a flying bus- last week. ] it 00 to $500 Money to joan in amounts on real estate, by Ben B. Ca BurY & Co. es champion gro-/| 4. : 133 Pharis & Sen, cers, want your trade. It gives us pleasure to note that two or three weeks has | Miss Maggie Mulls, ard weather. 1 for seve who has been The been fine Mother H weeks, confined to her bec The papers tell us there is a cold | }s tast rec wave coming. Let ’er come! Pharis & | ro Pee i will occupy it ina Paste tt Son won't be lersold in grocer J. R. Davis and family lett Tues- are Winn } ~ ¢ to visit his brother near ‘toney to loan im amounts on real est = 33 Ben B. Cant eee rite c he county , = it Lefker’s mill and elevator. Rev. W.C. B y wishes us to 36-tf ;#mnounce .that he will preach in n next Sunday morning and at The streets of Butler are being put ae os ip ee his own church in this ¢ 1 ndition. Of ina splendid con course ia : Never mind whatothers say, come it has taken some 1 ray Re j right along and get your groceries of Job work done with neatness and! .? ee Be ee t gree i | McGhee. Itis the cheapest house dispatch at the Tues office and|. : a in town. satistaction guaranteed. enna = = 5 $ es The merchants ot Seda seem to Don’t sell your white corn until : pick on Sunday to do their adver- you see Lefker at mill or elevator he Pee The business men of Butler 30-tt oa : tising. **knocks the spot’’ on prices. z z seis say, **Six days shalt thou labor and Friend, if you want to see us smile | the seventh rest.’’ right pleasant, drop m and pay your . Me Es ae S. S. Allen an rite hoehace subscription. ee nd wite, who have been sojourning at the Hot Springs, S. B. Newbill represents the best) Arkansaw, the past six weeks, for Life Insurance Co. in Ameri Go | the benefit of Mr. Allen’s health, have your life msured. 22tft returned home Sunda GREAT CLORINDA CO MING. Revs. Bewley and Alex. Walker. The mud tarks which have hereto- | Spent last week at Monegaw Springs. fore been given the freedom ot our | They both improved so much in city, are fast disappearing. health they;were hardly recogniza- = = : ble on their return Saturday. That imported sherry wine at! ere SeEGHY: Lewis Hoffman’s is delighttul. Try = The Walton & Tucker Land Mort- it. 35-1m gage Company are permanently es— eS a eae ea abhis| ani y - One kundred dollars reward tor | - hed in loaning money on 1m ; ae i h | Proved farms—no delay, no red tape. the man that wil sell groceries cheap- | Abstracts of utles furnished, Money er than McGhee at the opera house. !on hand at the lowest competing = e rates. 23 Money to loan in $100 to $500 amounts on real estate, by 33tt Ben B. Canxtersury & Co. : e - = : yesterday, and is visiting his parents, | Gov. Martin, of Kansas, issued his Mr, and Mrs. Take i bidding the driving | West Ohio street. Re irough that state. Herald. Albert Blanchert, of Butler, who has been east on business, returned procl: of Texa More groceries and queensware for a dollar at McGhee’s than any other house in town. money Her Cat: Wade takes sn It so, get yeu ed Port W: a question for the Thomas Why is it that ff, Wiser every time nsneezes > 35 GREAT CLORINDA IS COMING. u McGhee ceries. < pest g Henry county association 2 | i TROWETS anny the ls art ot Septem- | ber or the f st of October. For pure whisky, brandy and and family n’s, North Main wine, for medical use, call at Lewis il 35-1m Street. is 2 good chance for months, tarmers to get short short real es Money on Ha Jury may take the matter in band at} | I speaks raise money tO 4 TOW ClOCR uA % W t the dome ot the c do yo Joe T. Si a yife, ie Powers] Fletcher Warnock ar and J.R. tor Mc zaw Spri npson and tamily started | gs Monday mo ing, tor a week’s recreation pleasure seeking. The Buster House st square. on the put and pose t 1ext sitting nuisance that our city off ally failed so far to take notice ot. | twell in ot Dr. Betz’ residence should either be filled up or securely fixed. If it con- present con-{ tinues to remain in its dition we predict that or | days a child will lift the little lid to } and then er see [what is u wul come the tears of a broken hearted mother, and then will come | the whole town board and that well | . . > x | will be fitled up. Too late, gentle- men, to lock the doors after the horse | i is stolen. | Chickens, chickens, chickens, | wanted at the Second Hand store, highest price paid. S. W. FREDERICK. Theodore Green, one of the wealthiest and most prosperous | farmers of this county, who resides | near Burdett, was in the city last | Thursday and purchased of the But- | Jer Carriage Works, at a cost of $300, one of the handsomest and | most durable carriages that has ever went out of this city. Mr. Green} came down to buy a spring wagon, H but when his wife saw this carriage nothing else would suit her. Truly it was a master piece of work and! volumes tor t iage Mr. G. and tamily will ride lance of t INDA IS COMING. Bates Co Post 1 Mo, G. A. Rj HEADQURTEI No. 55 Dz neral order N »f rai order No. iG, ARE, A Bates Co, s to unite wi | chosen for their { that courte | had been attending the bedside of a i Co. has a large | loan on improv ROYAL (avsors GRANTS : ee ae RUMFORD'S, bee SaHded coudla ic]. HANPORDS. ee Recans ik ae REDHEAD'S gratu *: ; AMAZON (Alum Powder) # e state Miss PIONEER sata) _ aes Bie re ce ee SNOW FLAKE Gots) \ cle LEWIS’ bikie be ae ty sbleman- PEARL GQsesso) very cheap HECKER'S = t 1 most GILLET’S = ANDREWS&CO.“Regal "QS Milwaukee, (Conteins Alum.) BULK (Powder sold loose)... RUMFORD'S, when not fresh REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder, “Thave tested a package of Royal Baking Powder, which I purchased in the open market, and find it composed of pure and wholesome ingredients. It isa cream of tartar powder of a high degree of merit, and does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances. E. G. Love, Ph.D.” »solutely pure. . A. Mort, Ph.D.» “T have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased by mysel the market. 1 find it entirely free from alum, terra alba, or any other injurious ae stauce Henny Morton, Ph.D., President of Stevens Institute of Technology’? “T have ar zed a package of Royal Baking Powder. The materials of which it is composed pure and wholesome. 8. Dana Hayes, State Assayer, Mags” by their advertisemer where into-days TiMEs, i us and clever usiress Johnsen County. “It is a scientific fact that the Royal Bakin ved the h the The Royal Baking Powder rec hest award over all competitor enna World’s pene = itennial, Philadelphia, 1876; at the ne, but | t position, 1S7: S A rican I ate, New York, and at State Fairs throughout the country, = No other article of human food has ever received such high, emphatic, and uni- versal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and Boards of r Health all over the world. es, one couple. Note—The above DiaGram illustrates the comparative worth of various Baking ee in ou gir Powders, " themical A and experiments made by Prof. Schedler, powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume ip 1, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth by proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs a few cents per pound more than ordinary kinds, it is far more economical, and, besides, affords the adyan- tage of better work, A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any ut fair-minded person of these facts. t * While the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of a higher degree of strength than other powders rauked below them, ft is not to be taken as indicat- ing that they have any value. All alum powders, uo matter how high their strength, pects good. ' are to be avoided as dangerous. A Sunday school picnic 5 miles | south of us Thursday, Cour hot dav) | Haye now ready for Spring trade the finest line of pany and left for their duties, to go to | told, | CAF RGE — +] work on the depot. Others from | here are going and gone. | ‘nec SPRING WAGONS & PHAETONS : A pound each can calculat Prof. Schedler ¢ I Several sick wit us nostly «mong the ¢ tno ent BATTER minus: oats plenty and was 2 Our elevator two dz currance, which well attended so we are } A i and sorry we could not be on hand | as we are tond of chicken and ev- erything good. i 34 Two of our young carpenters have | 1 | ] 5 secured a job trom the railroad com- Dr. W. E. Williams, of passed on his way eastern part of cur county where he home Ever offered the people of the Southwest. Examine our work Harness at solicit hefore you buy. cost to parties buying buggies ie of us Ve respectfully sister. Glad he left her Glad to see so many ot the town- improving. your patronage. ships coming up with squihs, as we love to hear from old Bates, most | Office, Shop and Sales-Room East Vakotah Streets | especially from Shawnee, Spruce, | Summ:t, Grand River and Deen- ! Special attention pyid to all kinds of Buggy Repairs. water, where we are acquainted. | recs: --- em ee A A ARO Mm mee Friends, we cannot see you. but we! a love to hear trom you otten. Shake. | \ \ must | } now, and We are quite busy Wy as _.Having leased the Butler Eleva- be ree Judge tors for aterm of years, she Desires to announce to the fal- _iers of Bates county, that he will | pay the THehest Varket Pree Special © The Conne A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it isa part. Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it. Magnolia ‘ Balm both freshens and : beautifies. For grain and seeds of all kinds, pre aster Beans anc (lax Seedte Load