The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 26, 1885, Page 8

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j — i J. K. Bru cations tor first-class 1 and cor Cassity Bros. are at bottom prices. n bank on the You c ‘Limes doing her share for the suc- he democratic ticket. Phar in groceries. cess of Paste this in your Son won't be unders Thursday Mrs. R. R. Pierce lett T last for Atchison, Kansas. S. B. Newbill represents the best | Life Insurance Co. in America. Go I ee have your hfe imsured. 22tf For yarns and flannels go to Cas- sity Bros. Pharis & Son won’t be undersold. Mind that. * Henry spent a couple of d City last k. Lefker wants white corn at mill or 36-tE Kaune ays in >} e ey missioner has been The street cor loing some good work cutting the | round town, weeds down *haris & Son, the champ cers, want your trade. Buy @ pair of Max Werner’s kip or grain custum made, water proof boots, they are the best and cheapest in the land. ee at Try 3571m That imported shersy wine Lewis Hoffman’s 1s delghttul. it. Wm. Aurand, a prominent lum- ber dealer of Clinton, spent Friday and Saturday tm the city. Money to loan in $100 to $500 amounts on real estate, by 33. «Ben B. Canteraury & Co. Watermelons are coming to town by the wagon load, but are of an in- ferior quality. For pure whisky, wine, for medical and family use, call at Lewis Hoffman’s, North Main 35-rm Miss Dixie Ostrom left Saturday for Independence on a visit She will return home Atchison, Kansas. brandy and street. via Money tojoan in $100 to $500 amounts on real estate, by 33 Ben B. Cantersury & Co. The tenth annual far of St. Clair, Bates and Henry counties, will be held at Appleton City, on Septem- ber 15th to 1Sth inclusive. Jas. McGhee and downs all opposition on low rices tor groceries and queensware. S 4 Mrs. A Henry lett Monday tor Baldwin, Kanss to her parents She absent a month or six weeks. Don’t sell your w you see Lefker at mi . On a visit will be ite corn TQ! ist premium list 1s will and continue five promises to be a suc Don’t you forget it, uncle Ghee downs them all on low price groceries and queensware, 1 pays | the highest prices for produce. Dewitt McVaniel,ot Summit town- P, presented us with several stocks of Millet, Friday last, which are hard to beat. All the white corn in the county wanted at Lefker’s mill and elevator. 36-tt Jot hos. Cat from Rich Hill to Butle and has taken rooms in the Repub! the Cat can wig wam, trom whence will mew I ereatter. When it comes to sel cenes at low prices uncle Jim Ghee takes the cake. id Sam Walls } Kansas | ; Grange store. ‘ defies competition | her Miss Mag covering from severe attack of hford wagon is the best tarmers should buy ¢ Sold at the Grange Store. who has been s Mrs. Gatnght week or ten days w fering for some | | seyere attack of fever, ter. jis uncle Jim McGhee, at the opera | J | house. Don’t buy 4 or dry goods made. wagon it is the best at wazon e Store. Gr For sale The members of the Baptist church | of this city are having a reat fence | put around their church property. ool beoks of M. | } By buying vour se free. 3t | Miss Willie Darr, one ot Carrall- “a | ton’s handsomest and most accor plished daughters, 1s visiting at residence ot Dr. O. F. Rennick. Maynards. Et There has been a general strike ordered by the Kmghts ot Labor, on on the Gould system. The Peacock Rye Whisky has no | Lewis HorrMan’s. superior, Cassity Bros. have just received a large and selected stock of flannels, yarns, cotton flannels and a beautiful assortment of ladies goods. well dress them in men es, which he is selling at very low prices. i The Walton & Tucker Land Mortgage Company are loaning money at the v lowest rates. Privilege ¢ ted befere due, Mon- ey furnishe thout delav 33 | Bere A. Mayn school books go to at the postottice Kei issued a miners ot the y coal company brother Hull at Gran Store. misses and c button i lace sho at Max Weiners shoe store, whic a the elements of popularity and a fine tuture is open to ;:} the through udge.—Clinton generosity of Advocate. es furnist lowest the compet want to get st get yo > gallon of Im Port Wine, only $2.50, st Lewis Horr: 3)-Im he boss low priced grocery man! A. Maynard you have them covered | our latch | Saturday i y tablets that ever came to Butler at | go to Max Weiner, | thing for the mone | gage Company are taking rwagon equals the Rush- = prices. Max W It you want tosee a handsome | ofnew dress goods to > 3ros. ry will at Nevada and continue five days. The mana- gers have worked hard ment and |: Weiner’s, er prices, other houses tor common goods. hable Summit, etter of boo S neyer sth walked in on us swapped a few words Always welcome, G. B., call again. All kinds of new goods just recetv- ed at the Grange store Fer men’s, boy’s and youths stoga The finest line ot soft and hard | kip solid, good boot, at a little price, he has the best The subject at the M. E. next Sunday morning will be, **Chris- church all the roads west of the Mississippi | tian telllowship and union.” At night ‘*The church failing to meet the ex- pectations of the world.’’ The Walton & Tucker Land Mort- apphica— tions for eastern money to be loaned at 7 percenton good Real estate | security. Dr. E. N. Allen, brother of ye editor passed through Butler on his No better boot than the Giesecke | way home to the Indain Territory hand-made boot, Max Weiner, on) Saturday might last. He had been the east side, carrys a full line ot | to Kansas city tor the purpose of re- s boys’ and youth’s siz- | ceiving a present from his wite in the shape of a bouncing big girl. Money on Hand rates. Time borrower. To loan at the lowest and terms to suit the Privilege to pay part or all any time before due. Abstract of titles furnish- ed. The Warton & Tucker Land Mortgage Co. Don’t Forget That you can save from 1 to . Der cent. by porrowing money from Jar- : vis, Conklin & Co.. north side s Butl Mo. W. L. PowE Manager. ur Speciality week 1s several new styles f de sweeping reduc- = f= JEWStE. Publie Sale. I will sell £ northwest of Thurs ad acres cor seit il, two corn pla 4 two-horse harness, one bugg one 5 sets of eaking plows, one Cassa J.§P. Willis, Auctioneer. open ot September to Cassity | 10 | first: Ruf Hunt, Jas. Whiteman, second; Jimmy the Kid,Lee I ing, third. Farmers should buy the Rushford | and infant’s fine button shoes at Max | tree for all; purse, $. at lowe | try fees to first, have to pay at | Dode, Cc. | ' } | i | stock | They are nice th SATURDAYS RACES. FORENOON. e heats, tw Halt mil $15 to second—Bay B. Sa Radcliff, second. Ball, Geo. AFTERNOON. One mile heats, two best in’ three |} free for all ; purse, $75; $40 to first, nd, $1q_ to third—Entry to sec fees divided equaliy among the win- ning horses; Ruf Runt, Jno. White- man, first; Muggins, F. second; Grey Eagle, A. P. Earhart, third. Second for all; purse, $25; $15 to first, $10 to second—Bay Dode, C. B. Sam—- ple. first; Jim Trinkle, Wm. Miller, second. Third race, Green horses; purse, made up by starters—won by Bay Bob, entered and ridden by Jimmy Hanks. race, 1-¢ mile dash, free Ladies if you want something nice don’t fail to call at R. Weil’s and examine that great Clorinda $3.00 kid button shoe. It is without doubt, the prettiest shoe ever on exhibition in Butler. Doua’t tail to go and see it if you want something nice. Special iotice. The Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. has a large surplus of money to loan on improved tarms at seven @) without per cent. Loans closed delay. Apply to . The Warton & TuckER 33 Land Mortgage Co. My aim isto make my work of good And h it with thread that w her: IT have harness trimmed with silver, Japan and ree horse, the pony or ass: rings, and with thre 1 ones just call wir for summer, for they have been tri ow a e show nor OWNErS Hedrick, | SOLD le, firsts Latte | Have now ready for Sprit BUGGIES | | { | lieiest Markel Pe For grain an Castor Beans Notice. SS ACON, VW So Special attention paid to all kinds of Buggy ron Pen KUL 1 LL) ‘Having leased the Butler Eleva tors for aterm of years, W. M. WILSO Desires to announce to the fa —_™ we pay the d seeds of all king "lax yeodto Ll ' BUTLER IN & LEG trade the finest lined sy MW > CARRIAGE ‘SPRING WAGONS & PHAETON Examine our work | Ever offered the people of the Southwest before you buy. Harness at cost to parties buying buggies Giines| Werérpectfally solicit waar andonsee: Office, Shop and Sales-Room East Dakotah Streél Repairs. | (TORY imers of Bates county, that he wi

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