The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 2, 1885, Page 12

THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR JETER, lest Nide Jeweler, Don't forget to come and examine Mammoth Holiday Stock of Dimonds, Fine Watches Solid and Plated ware, Jewelry, Ete. his | LOCAL ITEMS. J. K. Bruglar wants more cations tor first-class loans. cent. interest and commissions. Thanksgiving day was generally observed by our merchants. 10 to 40 cents 1-4t h people Sat- Candy trom per pound at ee monico. Butler was alive witt urday. Summit. farmer who dor ot say > weath- load of nice two-year cld steers. The Fry Bros. are feedir two hundred head « j shown themselves t buying cor: men in the f five cents J. Scudder spent Thanksgiving in | | Butler. John T. Leabo was taken to the} Chnton jail tor safe eee Go to the Delmoni co Bakery for your Christo mas candies and toys. Fletcher Warnock spent several | | days in Hhnois, the past week, visit- j ing his parents. The Pleasanton Herald says the | | Emporia road is completed to with- in two miles of Foster. | Brower Brug! er, of I Mo., spent Thanksgiving witb his | parents in aoe 0 J. P. Edwards and L. | left Monday morning fe St. Lo | wita four car loads of cattle. | Marshal Dickerson 1s s suffering with | | very sore hands. He thinks he pois- | oned them while carrying out drugs i the night of the fire. Home made candies, fine wedding | cakes made and ornamented to order, } tand the best bread in town at the | Deimonico Bakery. WwW. W. DavENroRT, Prop. The members of the CoE: Bhurch at Rich Hill have secured the ser of ineach month of Rev. Ward, Nevada. The le ading gc candy he ouse e of Butler 4t We see from the ‘Adnan Adver- ing on his farm near that place tor water, the drill passed through a six foot vein of coal. The Grange store has a large lot ot Mammoth clover seed for sale. (ur ‘rst. i. THE 1s Ist | DAY OF J AN. | No RESER VE EVER YTHING GOES SORTS Marshfield, | . 5. Paddock ig i vices every first and third Sundays } is the eimenco Bakery, on North } } Main street. tiser, that Jno. Murphy, while bore- | up on last M ning off. He + } to the wagon and started for a load } 1 his team ot hay, when one of the whiffletrees | He} them. Wag gon | | dropped and trightened |held on to them unt j tongue dropped, and, | danger, he jumped from the wagon, the seeing his | severely injuring his back and one of {his ankles. The team ran over a} ' mile with the wagon toague down, the wagon over. Wm. Rudy, of manhattan, Kas., +iy around shaking hands with al many friends in this township. It any young man in this township | can match Cal Macy on a slow team | 2 let him call around and learn where | | there is a chance for him to make a | few pennies. We understand thatthe protracted | meeting at Summit Center continues ; without much interest being mani- | fested as yet. if **Dot,”” pondent, used clear the Democrat corres- glasses | would brighten up his comprehensive | | faculties by « proper course of moral treatment, he would not jump at conclusions and accuse others of that | which he is guilty. However, he ! is not much to blame, poor old | scribe, for it is one of his permanent | failings to measure others by ; own short rule, yet it 1s astomshing | j to know | ** What a mighty difference there can be | *Twixt twadle dum and twadle dee.’? } Mr. Samuel Smiser is building a large barn. OBSERVER Don’t bother the Sais ore until j you have priced my groceries. R. A. ArKison. Vt gethis corn Mr. John Moore is teeding a car! “=: MONEY IS SCARCE armers | without breaking anything or turning ! and } his | It is a Recognized Fact THAT zg CASH BUYERS have just purchased another lang lat of Bargain! Bates county. These goods have just been received and are warranted by us to be First-Class in Every Particulas And we guarantee that we are now selling them at Manufacturers Prices, all Solid, $2 00; Sold Every where at $2 50 250° 3@ oo 75 a 50 30 ae 25 re people of 20 Ca ASES a s A Calf Boots, Kip Boys Kip Boys’ Calf ad Pairs Ladies’ Calf Pegg: Pairs es’ Calf Sewed Polish 150 Pairs Ladies’ Calf Sewed Button 100 Pairs Ladies’ Grain Button I | Another lot of misses’ shoes from $+ up, 1m button and lace. Chitered@ shoes from 50 cents up. In fact we could net enumerate our whole ‘List of Bargains 1 ed Polish I worth i be I In 5 times this space,but cordially invite everybody to investigate what we say to you to-day. For your own benefit as well as our pleasure we would ASK -- FOR -:- AN -:- INSPECTION | Of ou: stock before vou make any purchases in our line. It wall cost you | nothing, and if we cannot undersell all others we don’t expect your | money. Remember we are | R, WEIL & CO,, 'North Side Square. COST! wire Sek of Ory Goods, Notions’ and ‘Milnery- Goud EES AE RL ES, We have made up Our Y minds to leave Butler and ¢o ombine «Daan? strength at Walnut, and not wishing to damage our goods by th é , ae them and hauling em across the country is the reason w hy we propoce (o offer you our entire and immense stock at strictly cost. This is no humbug advertisement; we mean just what we say and will prove it to you when you call. Remember eso me Qur stock Comprises Everything In the Dry Goods, Notion and Millinery Ling CE MELD TE LECMEE EIIE a CBT The peo ro is filled with choice goods and will be sold at low prices. peop alnut township will please remember us whee they to that place} CASSITY BROS. { \