The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 28, 1885, Page 8

Frank | sub- He is one ot end tare Our stauncn Voris gave us a LOCAL ITEMS. pleasant and | active 1 l ps us a favor by calli We need t erected ng and setth ren kind ate ave a and those that h tei ne monev. same. our teel tront of the Episcopal church. ar : E - = ercan appreci Sennett and eXam-— eh Kennett and Nesbitt, living Gall on Mice: A little son ot Jas. a Ss stock of ery betore f hi = ne her ex: S ? four miles southwest of this city feil you buy. from a wagon Monday and broke | ing Mrs. C. B. McFarland has re-! pi, Jett arm in twe places. Dr.| buy y turned home from her visit to par- | ick of this city was called and} aga ees i { Renick of this c The theft of the stract books ents in Ohio. set the limb and at last accounts the | | : | Saturday mght, proves conclusively H ) j-1 Spe eaks, of walnut townships | and gave | little tellow was doing well. concerned amounts to but very ie. was in the city yesterday 2 Thomas Thompson and his fnend the Times off pecupicasane ae | John Smith went hunting in the In- The night watch may prevent the f T W, Lege, wio has been yisit- dian Nation. They separated that | town from burning up, by being on ng his parents in Ohio for the past, they might bag more game. Pres— hand to alarm the people, But he week or two, returned home Friday, | ently Thompson fired at what he | will never be able to stop Steali ae If the towa had half dozen Corn shucking gloves 73 cts and | supposed to be a turkey, but which eo -atches . l See 31.00 at American Clothing House. watches the result would be the same. proved to be, upon close mspection, ; Miss Susie McBride, who has been | the dead bedy ie his oe | W. O. Jackson at Bich Hill. He had mistaken his friend for | WhO. dees meetin oe visiting relatives in Parsons, Kansas, | ss i rkey anc <tlec him. tor the past three weeks, returned | a, . h Saturday. l was M. torney, had a regular picnic withthe law brakers at Rich Hill The first mz Buy your mens hats at the Grange Store 1f you want to save money. home Saturday. Several parties ot young folks have tr n put on | | — — —— i . tra ene FOC vith ass. ] taken advantage of the fine weather | ee {2 Brac charged with assault. It we are having to spend the day in | From the Chnton Advocate we] was a clear case and Bradley was pend oe, - . ee = ae the woods anltine |learn that W. J. Stone promises to} fined $1ro and costs. Failing to - ; make his whirl around at that place! liquidate the fine and costs he was i Wm. Wainsagtt. an old Butlerite, | shortly to be admired, flattered and | sent to jail to lay out his fir i but now sojourning im the Indian | petted by post-ofhice contestants and H Thos. Dean, a miner, was also i nation, ts in town shaking hands with | their friends, and then go off and/ pulled for c g concealed weap- i] tis many friends. | recommend the man for the office | ons and pla ae fitty dollars of his af te Ee | whom the people don’t want. i hard earned wealth in the school i Rev. G. W. Guy, presidin F ii ees oe 5 | : H } of the A. M. church, for this dis- = fund and fourteen dollars costs in the ‘2 . i a } Judge J. P. Strother and wife, of PES ae j trict, closed a very successful meet- | a - z pockets ot the officers. i 2 Marshall. celebrated their twenty- Pets eae 5 oe ing at his church S Sunday night. a 5 5 % *~ | Yurner Weeden, charged with the ate fifth anniversary at their residence Saee lee. Whence hed Sic occ } $4 . ense, > ise had Dis pock- | The citizens foe Boone ! exmak- |in eeand style on the 24th inst, | : a : | si et book relieved ot sixty-two dollars, | ing a strong effort to haye the gov—! About zooguests assembled. Among fifty of which wasted aver tothe is « net rc a Ne { ernor reconsider the claims of that ! the handsome presents received was]. i = i ce het | se school fund tor educational purposes. j place tor the ranch penitentiary. a beautiful tea set handsomely en- It looks a little hard to pull a fellow i sali ware = Don’t think, lad , Mrs. Kennett’s | 8Taved and presented by the Mar- up and yank a fitty dollar bill out of stock of millinery has been picked shall bar. ME his pockets for so small a matter as over, itis as large and complete as Mrs. Kennett still has a large line |‘carrying his ‘tpop’’ under his coat H ever. of new hats and bonnets. tail. But then, it 1s law, and the i = majesty thereof must be upheld, re- i Sixty Chinese cigar makers went | .On a strike the other day because the } firm retused to discharge their white | A, Z. Badgley started tor Burling- ton, Iowa, last Thursday. He ex- pects to attend the Elliotts Commer-— gardless of the feelings of the evil doers. Max Weiner’s shoe store 1s head- help. ‘Turn about is fair play, the A : a - : 2 Lees | cal College the coming winter. This ites must go. . { os sid i 1s Azbery’s senior year and we | quarters tor the yery John Howell, a Pennsylvania predict that the boy who carries off | Custom boots and shoes, at the very lowest prices that can be made on first class goods. the honors of the class over him will have to work hard and stand mighty The Times wishes him a farmer, the other day in the absence of his wite, shot and killed four ot his children, ranging from 3 to 11 nigh. Don’t go and spend your money years, and then killed himself. pleasant and prosperous year. faaleiie betes san eal Gm fess 6 Pe seg —— men oo Mrs. Dr. McNutt and Mrs. Bibb, | cloak ordered at Mrs. McConnell’s. Alice Frazier, of Hlinois, who have |.) -) ies ae | on | Bl Sie se cara : | with a very serious accident while Eu OE SOE x bs come and ; } home this week. | crossing a fill near the farm of J. see us: R. Weil § Co. i The intant son of M. S. and Mary | North. A portion of the north wall | Nort h side square- gave way and horse, buggy and oc- The Apple Crop. Jenkins, living 5 miles south ot But- ler, died on last Tuesday evening. | Cupants went down a distance of | To give the people of this county The Times extends sympathy to the | about 16 teet. Both ladies were | and the world in general some idea bereaved parents. | badly hurt and probably Mrs. Me- | ot the magnitude of the apple crop g A Natt, dangerously of this county this year, so far as this shipping pornt is concerned, a TiMES man called on the different shippers in this place Monday and the follow- ing is the result: Since the 15th ot September James Smith att city t and 7;755 bushels. This several hundred You will always do better by buy- ing your Boots and Shoes Max WEINER’s Shoe Store, than at any other plade in the city. . Ladies, call at Mrs. Kennett’s and i see her beautiful line of new millin- ery goods. Dr. O. F Renick. Secretary of the Bates County Medical Society, - informs us that the soctety will meet | Cast your eyes at Hume on the 2d inst., when a fulj | #4Vertisement ot Franz Bernhardt. | Read what he has to say, and callat at, over on hall, has bough 1 : | he new | | shipped not incluce attendance is desired,as the exercises does | are expected to be both entertaining | his store on the north side of the! pushels fre has on hand and several | ee and instructive. square, and you will find there one hundre d more bought and to be ie TAN ee Coe CO ha Gortd ~ —— ? ot the largest and handsomest I:nes ered \ W. L. POWELL, a yuld and ya st ned g | ae hae ss party stopped | ot jewelry you ever saw. He has G. Potter. Dal men | ¥-r Rent over for a few hours at evads n 5: : ter, Vakota Lerritory, © as gees ours at Nevada 0n | eyeryt trom a tooth to the], a ¢ ees } I his return trom his tmp through the ndsGuneet ald sc Ee eee j the southeast corner of the square} The ndsome Hum; nd now the people of that a ELE: pe aie as peso at 1,500 bushels, and has | dence, including 5 acres of * z S gin the jewelry : 1 ests ener getic little city are confident that cee oot __ {| several hundred bushels more boughr | just south of the city they will have a half dozen railroads 2 +h rey % 'D | and to be delivered. ;rent. One of est ho . and: his or are é : ; ; : and as nu 2 2 e The Grange store ass the county. W. HWatr and m ma A) very reasonable. : g ore he county H = TC very short order. ar ORY ba Ee a | 1,200 bushels. Agent, Butler, oe We think the searchi f cClave & C North e hi he searching of Dr. | McClave & Co., on North Mz It there is one thing above anothe Beis sesaeseeta an 24 ig ese Notice. : etz’ resideace for the m ab- | street have bought 2,000 bushels and | Ail partie : = Bau! arties that a young ‘ } lady, or old lady, prides hundred have several more stract books was z necessary boug herselt most, itis a neat, perfectly : 1 | 4 F : P would fain beheve that at gentle- | in the count y to be delivered. fitting dress, and in ths connection |... < 4 hi © ck i =: man Knew anything of them or had j| The Home Company have pur | we will sav tor cutting and dress- making, Miss Mary McGhee, whose shop is im the rear of Mrs. Kennett’s millinery has no equal in Butler. With her six years experi- ence she guarantees perfect fits and the fremotest idea ot their where- | chased about 200 bushels. abouts. However, has no objections to search warrants an honest man Of course the above figures only store, so tar as the warrant and search up to date. e does object to the | concerned, but The prices paid ranged all the w | | point | i ' theretore, no one } fr 25 5 ts, ing in quite dresses made in the very latest styles. ; a e | from 25 to 50 cents, bringing in quite octor r feel: a snug sun e — Give her : call, ct ° : eeling n um of money to be aoe whether intended | over this county £c appl. oS : ik arte iment : pee We want ev erybody to call 160 acre farm in Elkhart township. cae our Bargain prices and invsetisate the Bar- i Two good se barn and orchard aed lihen comeand exam- Sainsive advertise. we are i and plenty of water. 30 acres in ine the Soodsit will cost you | the leadins and lowest grass. smooth plow land, S joé)i7 2S and we Guarran- price Boots and Shoe House miles northwest of Butler. fee you will projit there by- tn the southwest. at this office or on the premises of R- Wei Ter g 2 W. H. Adams. 4S tt etl 7 * : 4 R- Weil § Co,- North side square: : Vorth side square. , | that a night watch so far as thefts are | yt iment. Men Think they know all about Mustang Lin- Not ta know is Few do. not to have. Ww more appl ESN eee eae 2 ae ‘ ae books, never allowing It gave us great pleasure to : ate dcommissions. 4- : We é cent. interest and c 4 tion to go past due. our mother i father call to see us Circuit court convene next : ur subscribers w please notice Souda. Our subscribers will please Bowles | —— on the slip of er that their n es} bb eae x glove, 75 cts ar is i ves a Cinna » House. | 27€ On and see if they are not ae arty. and very! n thing ouse. i : r ir 5 t so they v n their papers. It so they w for a womanot herage. O **Good } Can “On; you tell Conklin & Co. Mr. me what is the morning, no; that is t Catro = d | Miss Ineze Townsend and | es = — <=, f, a occas- | some 6 per cent. money over and the people are ail floc in get some of No need of Ee »ple kicking abc rates now | Ge > over and see t ifyou need money; 2y will treat) you Cost! 33 Must onger, Tas ‘s cheap cost, i Lefker wants w { | eleyator. amounts on r Bre All the white corn in the wanted at Lefker’s mill and elevator. go, will go, - McGhee’s. Go tk money. Going, my cost! cost! cost! is 1 estate, by Aury & ~ B. Cant n't at c those groceries c R. Cante **Money > money made.’”’ going, going, entire stock ot Jas. Mc bury and be releived. Abstracts of utles furnished, on hand at the lowest competing rates. stay Sost iy saved at cost, on hite corn at mill or 36-tE all Jas. aa is asking for groceries. Opera house. Money to loan in $100 to ¢500 Co. county 30-tf any at Opera’ house. tor 1s at groceries GHEE. Are you burthened with high rates ot interest, if so go to R. F, Canter S. B. Newbill represents the best Life Insurance Co. in America. have your life insured. Go 22tf The Walton & Tucker Land Mort- gage Company are permanently es— tablished in loaning money best makes of proved farms—no dels ay, no red tape. ime Money 33 The heads of the barrels are knock- ed cost. m Don’t at 7 per | indebted to Jar and settle fidd their officers for collection, cover the apples shipped from this { and everything Jas. McGhee, opera house security. MONEY OF $1,000 AND UPWARDS AT 6 PER must te corn < sell your on prices. cent on good Real FO LOAN IN AMC know: imn accounts in the Jas. Spec al Foti: e. go at until you see Lefker at mill or elevator he ‘*knocks the spot’’ 36-tf£ The Walton & Tucker Land Mort- gage Company are taking applica— tions for eastern money to be loaned estate Money to loan on improved tarms. Security from 1 to 7 years at the low- est rates of interest, and small com- mission. R. F. Canrersury. The’ Walton & Tucker Land Mortgage Company are loaning money at the very lowest rates. Privilege graated befere due, Mon- | ey furnmshed without delav. 23 MONEY MONEY! ! MONEY JUNTS MANAGER, nes Mo. themselves at i Mc GHEE, The Connecticut Mutuai Life Ins. Co. has loan on a large surplus ot nev TO 17) 49 IN WAREHOUSE. One Car Load 400 on the Road, i ! | Ihe best ever offered for the money. Heaviest Rail you ever saw on a Cheap Bed. The Opeta House Furniture Store, LADIES: f Calicoes that 3 RICHMOND PINKS, Parplesand: Quaker Sty FOR SALE BY ALE CATTERLIN & CARRIAGE SPRING WAGONS & PHAETONS Ever offered the people of the Southwest. Examine our work before you buy. Harness at cost to parties buying buggies of We respectfully solicit your patronage. Office, S us. Shop and Sales-Room East Dakotah Street Special attention paid to all kinds ot Buggy Repairs. TAN TON Having leased the Butler Eleva- tors for aterm of years, W. M. WILSON Desires to announce to the far- ‘mers of Bates county, that he wil Hhehest Market Pre For grain and seeds ofgalt kinds; Castor Beans and Flax seedte Le | { t i Hurt & Mathis’ COAL! COAL! 3 r shop is the place t zood ‘ Barver shop i slaia eas = sed and am prepared * : Ey ¢ peopie w crior to marke ¢ = ha v bank is ood cor 7