The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 2, 1885, Page 8

ee ! ; yar ; LOCAL ITEMS Fine ague weather. : | aes ; aon ; i | Sam’! Levy is east buyin — a more appli! stock. i i cations tor first-class loans- i per | Judge Sullens was 4 | 2 ta missions. 4-tt =i pot cent. interestand commissions. 4 aa bial } eon n’t be undersold. | 5 A Pharis & Son won't be undersold- The weeds along the } Mind that j should be cut down. i For } s and fla s goto Cas- ie Si am : | This is the time ot the vear to pay ity Bros } : shy Oe: eee | the printer for your paper. tea ora e County court convened Tuesday, ; eeator 36-tf pi ‘ ee spear with all the judges present. cew good st arrived at 7 Sas = a ; eh Si oe Six PER CENT. money to loan by Grasge Store. Spa 7 se Senate a R. F Canterbury. Pharis & Son, the champion gro- Se ee j el eeean 2 aero 7 The boys report having a good F233 ers, want your trade. F 3 eh ‘ : z ~ - time at the ex- -confederate reunion. Sassity Bros. are selling their new ss i3 ’ pean Sa a ta Mrs. Gat Bueht is gr radually im— ° 4 tt Yr ce iy i poor arouse faecal proving from her severe attack of Ae il The Grange store is knocking high } fever, ae I ps clear out of time SS SS { Poy ates asia Se Mrs. Max Weiner lett Mondav to i Paste this in your hat: Pharis & | vicit friends and relatives at Tipton, H Son won’t be undersold in groceries. | yfjssouri. EPH | Large line of new goods just re- That new tence around the Baptist i ceived at Cassity Bros. church improves the looks of things glk A large line of boots and shoes | very much, E eboro Ee ett be Crane cere: Hunter’s Consolidated Railroad ie For cheap school books go to M | and wagon Shows w il! exhibit at } A. Maynards at the postoffice 3t : i No other wagon equals the Rush- i ford. For sale at Grange Store. foal Pharis & Son sel! famous Tebo { flour. The celebrated Rushford is tor sale at the Grange Store. wagon The Tebo flour is ‘acknowledged he best, sold by Pharis & Son. All kinds of new goods just receiv- ed at the Grange store. That imported sherzy wine at Lewis Hoffman’s is dehghttul. Try it. 35-Im It you want tos ofnew dress goods go to Cassity Bros. > a handsome line Butler on Sept. Sth. Don’t forget that a grand union Hume, Sept. 12th. Hunter’s consolidated railroad Butler, wagon show will ex September Sth. A trip to the Grange store tor anything 1 the grocery or dry goods | line will save you big money. Bro. Sly of the Adnan Adv etiser, seems to be wasting considerable of his valuable space on one thomas cat John McElroy, ot Osage township, was in the city Tuesday and gave the Times a pleasant and substantial call, Money to loan in $100 amounts on real estate, by 33. Ben B. Canreraury & Co. to $500 Bear in mind Cassity Bros. have just received their new goods. Go and see them. Bottom prices tor all kinds ot gro- ceries at Pharis & Son, next door to TiIMEs Office stairway. All the white corn in the county wanted at Lefker’s mill and elevator. 36-tt If you want the best flour sold in Butler, buy Tebo of Fharis & Son. the When it comes to selling } you gro- ceries at low prices uncle Jim Mc- Ghee takes the . The finest line ot sott and hard tablets that ever came to Butler at Maynards. 2t ‘The boss low priced grocery man is uncle Jim McGhee, at the opera house. Don’t buy anything in the grocery or dry goods lhne till you vis:t the Grange store. By buying vour school books of M. A. Maynard you have them covered free. Farmers should buy the Rushford wagonitis the best wagon For sale at Grange Store. 3t made. S. B. Newbull represents the best Life Insurance Co. in America. Go have your Ife insured. 4 a | he Rushford w agon is the best | made and should buy other. Sold at the Grange Store. tarmers no | j Money to loan in $1oo to amounts on real estate, by 33tt Ben B. Cantersuxry & Co. >500 $ foney to joan in $100 to amounts on re al estate, by 33 Ben B. Cantersury & Co. 500 defies Jas. McGhee and downs all opposition on price Don’ ite corn untl you see Letker at mill or elevator he **knocks the spot’? on prices. competiyon low | and queensware. sell your i 36-tf Don’t you forget it, uncle Jim Me Ghee downs her allon low i queensware, and pays price st prices for produce. j ever brou city by any one house. ited to call and examine qua f | purch sae time. Buy a pair of Max Weiner’s kip or grain custum made, water proof boots, they are the best and cheapest in the land. , boy’: s and youths stoga kip solid, good boot, at a little price, go to Max Weimer, he has the best thing for the money. For men’ Young ladies do not miss the op- of calling at R, Weil & a Clorinda card for They are handsome. portunity Co’s. your basket. and get We give you the most complete stock of boots and shoes in the south- west to make your selections from. R. Wem & Co., North side square. J. M. Courtney & Co., shipped to Chicago Saturday last 8 car loads ofcattle. During the month ot Au- gust this firm shipped 1400 head of hogs. Dr. ‘T. C. Boulware informs us thathe has been appointed a delegate | to attend the Interstate Medical asso- on the He does no know cration at Evansville, Ind., Sth of yet whether he will attend or ptember, not. | No better boot than the Giesecke hand-made boot, Max Weiner, on a full hne ot } and youth’s siz the east side, carrys them in men’s s boys’ at very lo ock ot boots and shoes is largest stock ghtning Monday re erstand the been completed, and was a fine far one. The election which took | place at the west school building 1n | Friday last to vote bonds to | ! ee thousand dollars ; yose of building a new in the north part of the t ee ietly with a small erest being taken. There were only 157 votes polled, them ma e earlier hereafter, as 105 bemg against it =2 for it. | ¥& It would seem trom the above vote F. M. Golladay, } the Pp eople are not yet quite ready e ,bonds upon themselves to chool houses in the further state, the e off at a ve the ra:lroad bond ston was on ee at the same vote st: st Sunday school picnic will be held at | | took place in the Odd Fellows lodge | room which was not ex actly Prairie, West Point an the | over till next week. was we hope our correspondends will get Look to Your Interests. We ly to the appeal earnest of Butler, and more esp y the jpugness men, nowt t wir nus, to tutn adout z the nterest adopting some plan by w y the city | can be protected ag But- ler 1s a town of us inhabitants and of so mucn va | over to Reaeiest bucKets | we have too much at stake and the | ri s too great to thus quietly told our arms and invite a half million i MD } i Ollar fire to Come that may st | fire to come that wem t | serenely by and watch the illumina- tion go on without the slig re sistance. The slander that proud and enterprising Butler has no fire pro- | tection should be permitted to exist no longer, and an early meeting of the business men and citizens who have the good and satety of the town at heart should be called at the court house to proceed to adopt plans by city can protect against fire. The only way this dilema that we can see is for the Citizens to go to work and_ build several 2rns the square, and then purchase a steam Remember an ounce ot j which the out ciste around put fire engine. prevent worth ative is cure. | Z ae = Our low prices moke our com- | pettors weaken, Dow't buy any- j thing in the shoe line until yeu see | our goods. R. Wer. & Co. North ide Square Monday might last bet veen g and 10 o'clock, and just at the conclusion ot the conferring ot the third degeee upon Rev. W. A, Walker, a scene | on the} bills, but will be long remembered by the large audience of Odd Fellows The lodge had _ transacted present. most of its businesss and was fixing to adjourn for the evening, when all at once a great noise was heard on i the | the outside, likened only unto rustling of the wind m advance of mighty For moment or| two a dead silence prevailed in the} lodge room, then the outer doors of the lodge were thrown open, and to} a storm. a great surprise ot almost every meme} ber present, in poured about twenty- five ladies, all armed with cakes. ice cceam and other With the exception of two or delicious | delica- | zeS- three members of the lodge, the presence ot these ladies was a regu- lar genuine surprise to those present. Tell us no more a lady can't keep a secret tor three days. The best goods, the largest assort- ment and latest styles of children’s | and infant’s fine button shoes at Max | Weiner’s, which he is selling at low- | er prices, than you have to pay at other houses tor common goods. Railroad News. Em- poria railroad is to the effect that the he latest reports from the contract has been let and work com- menced between Walnut and Plea- santon, Kansas. Also that the con- tract for repairing the old grade be - tween the tract south of Butler to Walnut has been let to Mr. Missouri Pacific Thomas, and that the work of repairing this grade will commence without delay. ry CrLORINDA seven hey are the finest tor $3.00, and appreciated. amped *R. Weil n side square. Round ons trom are sorry to say, we late tor publication. We did not get them until was ready for vur paper hence they wili haye to lay The omission unavoidable on our part and press, informs u ance into he was awakened herself | ot} a pound of} ' To loan at the lowest Co. has a large surplus ot loan on improved t tarms at seven We have many School Books and Supplies at Ludwick & Son’s North Main St- 40 3t ton & Rockers = and Mort- The Walt gage Company are takin apr uons for eastern money to c be joanee yer centon good Real estate security. he lars line of women’s, misses and children’s custom made button ard lace shoes 1n the country at Max Weiners shoe store, which lower figures at heis selling anybody School Books and Supplies at Ludwick & Son’s. Nerth Main St. 49 3t Jesse Harper, the greenback ora- tor will address the citizens on the | subject of ‘*Hard Times, Cause and | Remedy,’’ on the following dates: Rich Hill Sept. 4th, at 2 p.m Butler, co 5th, eR Deepwater, °° 7th, ee Adrian, ES Sth, de School Books and Supplies at Ludwick & Son’s, North Main St. 40 3t LOMB: ARD. T COMPANY COM CANTE LOMBABD INVESTME PANY RBURY. LOMBARD INVI STM p By R. Is REPRES ENT C. D. Messenger has opened out the a feed store on the south side of square. He will also sell wood and coal and buy rags. Give him a call. ‘The Ww alton & aracker Land Mort” Company are permanently es— ime gage tabhshed in loaning money on | proved farms—no delay, no red tape. Abstracts of utles furnished, Money jon hand at the lowest competing rates. : 33 It you wanta loan at Low call on R. F. Canterbury, the Lombard Investment Company, L. McBride & T rates for gent front room over A. Co. The editor of the Lamar Democrat has been to Kansas City and saw and heard the Rev. Jardine preach, From his paper we should judge he was not tavorably impressed with the father of St. Mary’s church. Money on Hand rates. and to the Privilege to pay part or all any time before due. Abstract ot titles furnish- Time terms suit borrower. ed. The Watton & Tucker 33 Land Mortgage Co. John, do you know what has than | THE CASADAY SULKY PLO Will plow in hard ground where all others fail, become of R. F. Canterbury?’ *“No. Do you?’’ “Yes; l saw him in Butler the other day and he told me that he had been to Kansas City ar i had secured the agency ot the Lombard Invest- j ment Company and was coming to cent. Butler to Joan money at 6 ine ready a a sid fe sc =e Sheers Special Rote. The Connecti fe Ins. money to GF > t Mutual Loa cost to Have now ready for Spring trade the finest lineg BUGGIES, Office, Shop and Sales-Room East Dakotah Sti Special attention paid to all kinds of Buggy Repairs. mers of Bates county, that he wil pay the ‘ 7 Vaal SPRING WAGONS & PHAETO Having leased the Butler Eleva For grain and seeds of all kinds Ever offered the people of the Southwest. Examine our work tors for aterm of years, UastOh Deals ANG F1ax need tO Le before you buy. Harness at parties buying buggies} of us. We respectfully solicit your patronage, Desires to announce to the far Notice ot Final Settlement. credivans Notice. tarrel, i to make tne term of the county, ", a J Yea 5 Amines] ButTLer, July 16th, 15 Dn, per township, Jots summit Divided m Terms easy- A. Hami.to™