The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 26, 1885, Page 2

ae) en AN an ay SUBSORIB DEMOCRAI fie d Steel Gear oe Dolls : St. Louis, Fall R .M | oe z | PER YEAR: ' ‘ ve cAMld » ae & ss Best and Chey i sat sey 9 eae E aper in. the Br I Sep. 55 r, = 1g | es, We Ve | . oe 5 : i 4 Semi-Weekly per vear 3¢ i ‘On we'e all vomiorabie.” | 8 sated ee haidwa 16, UIOCEIIES Wagon Wood wor ' 1 i Nevada, V connaty, S 22- | ‘Ome W-GIG, 7 Je j ro) re I : I - was another impressive si- | ‘yoeg emery N 3 N \ ance,and finally Mark Twain cross- | 9 ‘sduresg‘sosyoaiy PAT Stop] Wag ic xe oO heast ceormer Fos ste ews Des i eds ee hat ies ssnpeaioneieene r Fon mteel, INAS. &GC. Vtl ‘ e : oubscraie iti C ess hi : ' Insuy Isquare, Butler. Mo seen cm ne Lewis ¢ — . | GLOBE PRINTING ( se O see | evan at 0 eer SE NAD DS TO ULI POLIT ORR RRP TOBE 5 LER OT ODE RE BB AD i : e ; e ract 1s i > must m | But E or noe a MISSOURI REPUBLICA H cause [ th 3 & } us ‘ : ped _ ! ty, O. ; 2M a 5 Ghance to Get Vaiua : son fire. (Be A Household Article- for bi t ‘ : ee ; s | See FURS, SHEEP PELTS, TALLOW, a Praction of their Value: Sut at m of fire the | wine oud, Vas i tamily dusted up stairs, tra tinues mic Merisement. veniariks at here ageing rm de : i ge all the way up. When) exchanee. it does no rae ‘FAS ee beeswax, Wool, Feather S: Rags. deve Artic ie in “ Fol ona i id put the fire out and had re- | One me ; Phe . . hia Se sBaahscnsiceadsertey LS « ate #7 tuned to the veranda Mark wasn’t | per ic alwave re bi Spot Cash Paid and no Grumbling. the Ot ee } there. —K. C. Times. hit the LEWIS HOFFMAN a peed aor seri Bk i And » sYRLLAIN, ¢ The iack St cathe acta: cal news Phe absence of all ad er . eee We will e the Weekly Missoni 2 ies je : aac: mass vertisements never goes unoticed, | North Main Suet, BUTLER, MO. pablead: tie regulon abe ription # } {n the Kaaba, the most ancient i pGAneteate. Gare calieaive ; ot which is $1, with the following # dremarkable building ot the great |. aie Pecan ee — | cles at the prices named S " {the conclusion that the firm has eith- | ‘The Waterbury Watch, an ge ' reliable and good looking watch. It a, iS preserved a mosque at M miraculous stone, with the print of er retired from business or else has I take pleasure tn annour “to the public that I have loc in Butler to make it my future home, and haye the largest and best 4 manutactured by the Waterbury Cog, pany, especially tor the Missouri Rep livan, and is seut to subscribers throu the mail in a satin-lined case. The n ular price ot the watch is $3 50, but send the Weekly Republican, one y and the watch and chain for the price the watch, $3 50; with the Tri-W one y a Sees nothing worth advertising. Readers { Abraham’s feet impressed upon it. ¢ ! of newspapers need no reminding of | i be (icieen neces whicl the fact that liberal advertisers are | VV—_—_—_—_———— ee ee _— caine watehes and one ware SetVeG | invariably liberal in their dealings, | ADVICE TO MOTHERS. AE Seas cain en ean broken | cheap foreash. Having had many ring and | years experience in the manufac- It so, | ture of watches and clocks in Eu- ot Mrs. | rope, Iam now prepared to repair g Syrup z lren | watches and clocks, no matter how ts value is inc It | complicated nor how badly they will relieve the poor little sufferer imme- | have been abused. By bringing Depend upon it, mothers, there | htem to me, you can have them put It cures dysen } uitgood running orde ad guaran ulates the stomach | ee satistactio ind colic, sottens the t 3 infammation, and gives] FRANZ BERNHARDT Butler, Mol! Z energy to the whole system, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup For Teething is pleasant to the prescription ot one otf Teas said by Mohammedan tradition Cl ——————— patnarch as,a scaffold when he 5 2 vou disturbed I : en he | and of course go there to trade. If] Ate rou disturbed wild the Kaaba, |) of your rest by a sick a business man wants to see you, or with pain ot c once and get a be w’'s Soothing ar $6 50. An elegant Sewing Machine warram tor five years, This machine is fi equal toit not better than similar chines that have been selling all the country for trom $35 to $60. is only $18 and W thrown in. Withthe T year it is $20. “ Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Blacksmi shop, $50 worth ot tools for $25. Thi set of tools consists of 4o-lb anvil and vise, 18-inch tongs, 2-Ibs hammer, with handle, ped Ishmael to nad been ort edbyS ally construct- | has goods that he thinks will please | h, and was afterward de- stroyed by the deluge. While Abraham stood upon this stone it se and sank with you, he will remind you of the fact through his local paper. — Ex. m as he built A very curious halluncination is | the walls of the sacred edifice. that under which Jonn O. Snider, a wy Hartford Cuity, He ‘fan oy The relic is said to be a tragment ¢: ihe same gray Mecca stone of Waicn the ilding is con several ada re ranean RET PE Structed, ifferias fran 1 ie Gti ee = ; crn ee affering fron Hee gor female rarses and 11Z-1b. hot chisel, with bandh v famous black st brought to} thather ie 4 stock and dies, Abra vael by the le < : r] er’s pincers, ee Farrier’s knife, Gebrie’, and built i : uilt ir s} Shoeing hammer, Blacksmith’s drill will heat 21g inch i These tools of the best quality, will last a life Price kit of tools « Weekly 1 Tri-Weekl AQT BUTLER — KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK AT THE BEST PP. tCES IN the exterior Noaea, which is gener to De either a meteor t] fis meals are ban i of ¥ ime basalt. }man and are ve been o Jaround. He is every ot and work All og Whiteness. spring-w tck as ink ain Six vonths it is ¢ HARNESS & SADDLERY. an, and can on 5 ¥ walked e orginal purity and it the | about 13,000. W 1dgment. | newspaper reporter after a tew yea one qui fron osenh Ga ws naye been an be no MATA TNOWT associated wit possibly longed to the prehisto worsbip which marked Mecca as a sacred site long betore the tollowe: ©! the prophet had set up their “IPTTON asiogy s zece0ds "ONT1Y9 SISHOH IH) moral wiil ( WANTED | t- DR. SCOTT'S murderer, IN. ¥., the nged: ‘*L give and Eiectric -| Spooner Patent Collar! Serr | Rev. Peter Haver- oR. _OR.SCOTT.043 Broadway St.n-¥. I isor,my body. | expect he will and protect it ae also give and bequeath i Rome and my soul to | ©™ 200 times I appomt Father Haver—/ water drawn xecutor of my will. | which they grow. UPR ; PREVENTS CHAFINGYy Prema: CANNOT CHOKE A see Soon Bente Adjusts itvelt to eny Horse’s Neck, has two Rows of stitch- d relieve all bii- cus troubles. ing, Purely Vegetabie; Mo Griping. Price 25e. Al Draggiew. r less mone an at any other firet-ciass hovel iE v n piace better than any other collar.