The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 18, 1885, Page 1

rol. VET. F>RRESPONDENCE. Summit. Weather parece: aie" gto feeders at 25cts. lie Macy. Coe Cheatham 3 John Jackson each got their nes frost-bitten on last Thurs « night. Squire Wright 1s using peach tree gad Taffa Tolu as a substitute tobacco. ire Redman has returned from gait to frends and relatives in nver counties north ot this. i aks of having enjoyed himself ae AWAY Mss Ida Wiley will spend a few wis st Eldorado Springs in com- Way with Mrs. Fannie Jett, whos ast sne will be while there. She or that aturday morning Dogs are selling at one dollar per jin the Summit market. If G.- W.wants a few more he will please sigound as we have an eye On a giatcan be bought cheap. Ob, what a corn husking time; | sing to break its monotony except pling ‘eoccasional soul stirring song from} ve. Stubblefield. uD. N. Thompson delivered afeespeech before the Summit lit ensociety on Wednesday aus sbject, “* “Our National Finance. A.J. Macy has left tor Coope: Festy, Mo., and will put in his time | ding terntory for a washing ma ne which he 1s now manufacturing iathis township. Last Friday being the twenty-first siversary ot the wedding of "Squire |B. Innis, his fends and neigh- ios, wishing to show therr apprec:- tion of the worthy Mr. [ and_ his kdy, took them by surprise and} eat ig with their baskets well-filled wih the most choice viands and ; ged them on the "Squires own ta- Meand all had a good time together, i Lsays he never enjoyed himself ; iter and wishes to return thanks} shstriends for their kind token otf geet, Wm. White has left for # Tentory where he will play the role é'tow-boy”” in the future. J. W. Reimond has been appointed to fill feunexpired term of Mr. W. madoverseer. Persons Whe seek to pass time in! fesocial circles of their neighbor— bod and will at the same time leave Sopen at night that expose their | Righbors crops &c., to damage, are Biworthy : Rugade much less that ot their IRikbors and deserve to be mac OBSERVER. respect of the worst ‘ Mayesburg. iFamers are all busy gathering Sir corn. Jimmy Hanks was at the burg last fek summoning men for the Leabo The people are ready tor a Mal that wi 1 test of the Meme court The Sn pu e€ next te ‘ Ww annot 1 ve 20 W300 dollars law ex} $0 would settle the matter. RE taxpayers seit the matter and Wve their cre and money A gaged Mr. Philbrick turn. i +>se at ve Indian | BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBSERY. | ; sponse trom all interested counties, , and that Senator Plumb and his as NOVEMBER 1s, 1885 oe os Jucge A. Weptune’s Residence Visit-, Sociates will be present.—Clin ed by Thieves. Democrat. NEW, (. B, LEWIS Last ivht, at uno CHE ae GOODS 2 o'clock, th southeast of Rich Hill, farm resid ee » READ-:-THIS All Sorts of by two ‘fe lows who hele ¢ organization known is "i gut i Ti : se l ers.” They made a truttic ss | A ek ee ee ee mings that can be had Mto gain access tothe builds g rough | Mam and beast need a cooling === CHEAP a'r :. Witele sania ° ae lely orably Know a window, and while thus %u-ily en-| lotion. Mustang Liniment. i 1 Has Paeshades ; | them the contents of a heas rvaded ' shot-gun, the charge t away and completely demolizhinz the ,entire window. Mr. P. at once went} : Oulside the house. expecting to find | i his victims prostrate upon the ground, s but discovered that they had fled. i As to whether any of the shot took Parties wanting to borrow money on Farms} | KEITH’S -OLD- STAND Cassily Brothers vere Flannels, Hosiery. We handle the celebrated Sedalia Mulls Blankets, the best in the market. Flannels, all wool, 35 to 45 cts. per yard. Yarn and hosiery. gloves and mits. Also a large line of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. IN WOOL SUITINGS Ilias so Changed it That it is New Entirely NEW Sones Grocery & Restaurant COMBINED. eftect, it was not defini ascertain- ed. Oa exami \ ed that one of the parties was barefoot lation,yit was discover- He Will Keep Canned Goods, Fruits Confes tionery, Groceries, &e while the other wore a large sized we cen lend moncy « seeee pair of brogans. It is the suppositi ; I gans. It is the supposition are that the party barefoot had shed his Cc joth Skirts at $1 set a lunch at his est: store has been replenished with Lewis never d all the latest style halves. Hawi please the Publi DRY coops. NOTIONS Don't fail to give him a call And We can offer you acide bargains than ever before ilineyy -:- Denar ment, x¢ Millinery department is under the super- vision ot Mrs. M. V. BAILEY, who is recog | foot-wear preparatory to making a ! tour ot the premises,but the shot-gua > part ot the adventure suddealy put < Second Door South of Arlington Cc. B. LEWIS. quietus to the affair. { Not being satisfied with the result of their attack on the premises ot ick, they at once proceeded to the residence of Judge Neptune, about one mile distant, and there One of the titles that ai i responsib! { made their second rard. and expect two succeeded in getting into the = to be the best and most tasty trimmer in The moat popalar Weakly nowy per devoted house through the door, it being the city Her work guaranteed in eyery ventions snd petents ever pabliahed. iE s ished. Every sam ber illustrated with splendid engravings, Tits publication furnishes a most valuabie encyclo gf information which no person should be wit The popularity of the AMERICAN ts such that its circulation nearly equals ‘chat of alt other papers of ite class com Price. $2.70 s year. Discount to Clubs. lass all Dewsd. MUNN 4 CO., Publishers, No Brosdwe: particular. and kone in the fatest style of the art. Call and see her handsome | designs, trimmings, &c. We also have a branch store at Walnut unlocked, and immed elv wemt to Ju and quietly slipped hs pantaloons! making applicatio: of new the sleeping apartment of t wh: Invite h is filled with general merchan- 2 ‘from under his pillow, and from 10th Our office is with the Butler National wi bee ais P T T Iso had Thirty- them abstracted a small wallet con- | Bank, Opera House Stock, Butler, Mo } dise, and we will be glad to have your \ EN S. Eight, years’ é — : TRADE -:- THERE:—- > | taining about three dollars in small WALTON & TUCKER ae | A have nreps aed ASSITY : Cement ‘change. He 1s also a loser of a silver Land Mortgage Co. £-UASSITY-:-BRO'S. plications forties eo watch and chain valued at about $30. securi | In conversation with a Herald re United thei G Mas aber tortie Somettion, Dre: ma! ot foreign countries, pre- | -r, Judge N eredtar he pared at short notice and on reasonable terms porter, Judge Neptune stated that he Information as to obtaining patents cheer tally anne without, charge, “Hand-books of | realized what was gomg on and felt ' information sent free. Patents obtained | through Munn & Co. are noticed in the Scientific ! the pillow slip trom under his head, | Americen free. The, sdvantage of eect cede: {but was unable to arouse himself pore of thei RENN & CO., Office Scirsr = ‘36 Broadway, New | sufficiently to defend himself from —_—_ o— cael POT her the attacks of the thieves, hence was} tea hy mein? ererk Ci — ak | the loser of the watch and money! ;., permanently located in Butler snd am og | feferred to. This morning the stolen, | trousers were tound in the yard about | ! one hundred yards north uf the house. | ' HIGHEST PRICE IN C: AS H,| No clue as to who the parties were! ‘and where they came from or in what direction they took their de- parture, has been obtained, and it is CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUChS, &C. supposed they were tramps traveling | ever the country taking in everything in their way. prepared to purchase and pay —FOR Goop—— With Haxover’s Tatton System you cap cet Dresses to fit, without oral instructions. Dreve makers pronounee it perfect. Price for System, Book and Double Tracing Wheel, $6. TO INTRODUCE, mm, Book and Wheel will be seat om $1.00. Ad JOHN C HANOVER, +y-im CINCINNATI, © ARRIIGE. OUIDE £0 Pages. ! a tort AndIwantand will take all ght to me Two sneak thieves also attempted | to burglarize the residence of John Blanchert between 12 and 1 o’cioc siness ison North Main St., My place o ‘this morning by climbing to the roof; — JAMES SMITH. saioone anid of the kitchen to reach an upper window. One of the men had reach- ed the roof when Mr. Blanchert ac- cidentaliy awoke and discovered them. They made their escape while he was securing his gun with which to tender them a fitting receptic Rich Hill Herald of the I St. Leuis & Emporia Railroad mm Clinton Dee. 15, Ress miiciTARY BP INSTITUTE. Senator Piumb writes ter to Clinton this week, St: tk een sok He wants to kno along the | i Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sprains, ae re StiZ Joints, encourage Brui es.C: ps, and says C Lame Back. e point Tooth-Acke, a Sore Throat, Pains trom Butler in Limbs, Stem- It has come necessary some practical course. and ggestions of the Versa the s zette as a yOod one, that Jacos 3s MERRELL, ycER LE BY ALL DEUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN WEDICLIES. be selected bv Bat Morgan PLidsudelh te! AY —————————— 2 Ve cesdiad » os siti ui Mbiasaa is ase ij DAY OF D nt 2 p. m, we selected as