The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 16, 1885, Page 4

laren i THE NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN. : : sa ei j Cee te rae eJeaveto call your attention to the fact that you can secure th = desiring bargains during the holidays and thereafter, | beg leave to ¢ ut oe -¢ door J. M. Mekibl ee ee ae he room under Palace Hotel next door to J. M. Menibben, which will soon open in ¢ ot Whe SUPPLY THOUGE, which wil soon Oo ane Sp —— have just returned from the east where 1 parchased in job tots a large and elegant assortinent 0 HOLIDAY GOODS, | SPECIAL DRIVE. |S ’ mi ee ; ro » Castor. The distr and Silverwares, which I de- DOLLARS S bound to a t the ast listri In Plush, Wood, China To each person purchasing from me at any one ume, ONE ia endless variety. ; f 1 : close an , 1886, and as an inducement I wi'l offer ; = hee. ae We ‘i a Rose oes = epee we cone oe than ever before offered in worth of Goods I will present a ticket bearing a number whr mayen tion is to ta ke plac e when 2 0 { ickets hi .is war- ased at h : ices, they will tikewise : ae = Fi t. as they were purchased at hard time pr ces, y Nee ; aes i aa be eapnaigr ee basis. In oolet to introduce to the public this CHEAP §f ttle the holder to a SILVER CASTO orth $15 “OR CASH HOUSE, that they may secure their toilet and the many ther articles the trade demands. 1 propose to make this been presented. ranted to me tor 20 years and has always retailed at $15 oo. a, Woman & Child an Gue rs Now For New Years Gifts Free ; ree: : : se ¢ ake the nearest @uess on the number of beans which T have prepared f And the person that will call at the Supply House and mak the nearest guess on sibieta have pila the ie will be entitled toa SILVER BUTTER DISH WORTH $8 OO, just for sood guessing. This is af os : : : Pa Re ig eae btain a hands yew Year present. By mutual agree pitch in and one of the most liberal offers ever made in Butler. to obtain a handsome New Year} t J sreem This House will be Headquarters for SANTA GLAI During the holidays, remember that and don't buy until you have examined our line of Goods. ! A Hepny Dow tor neckeeping t An English indy who has resided for | some time on the ¢ ent writes: The | . I ' complaints [hear Vv about servants | | | 5 he) 4s und housekeepit luce me to make a} proposal -name that of extablishing | system which is practiced in Germa- | y neem | f sending every voun er she j ¥ com- ; has finished her schoo! edt and be- reader | fore she is stout,” ckeeping. | ves. be she se, Of from g to her j rich ge ounts of | This evry girl are in a} . One of th: a few days f pl the world is young ¢ son of the we sportsman Pierre to learn in Gre aspe- , the daughter of a nobl She ilboys as a} small official. . latter's attendance on the professional | station in life. beauty. Mrs. Langtry insisted upon so} where they pj “good family,” sv ti a a ee ; Much of a concession to propriety as was | 49 IN WAREHOUSE. | } | involved in having two men instead of | to live well. and have » co gendi. | | ' only one aboard her train. ~All right,"’ | great v yr. No on. H : eee ee ee ' said Freddy, “I'll invite my friend Tal- | of these establishments tor Yas th } 9 , boys, a member of the Union club, a| year, so at with ry mon ow i ‘ W right companionable gentleman.” So | brunch is le rnest . H ' ‘ Talboys became a imutual friend of the i ing of fruit in +-as071, agin of | Ss Ss ; pair. He is around-the-world rover, the | apples snd v+ acknowledged best story-teller in his} preserving of eggs club, the author of an illustrated book | These girls ure tany | - , about Cuba, the contributor of club jokes | washing up dishes ! = : to The sour, and altogether a distinct 5 ‘The best ever offered for the money. poser ea Pancha Sidi ~ 7} . i ha rex smack { ' | parting with him aboard the steamer ; that took her buck to England, and her | _ tell him he was the most delightful man | , Onearth, He had taught her to play seven-up and pok ordered and | instructed her spe £ par- Opera House Fumnitwe Store| 22ses vo lise ‘he Car Load 400 on the Road, : Ee - . NEAR DEPOT. We desire to any to the tarming community that we are now prepared to recerve Corn in any quantity. We bave recent- ty overhauled our Machinery, and now have ample facilities tur handliny Corn esstly and expeditiously. Our cei Dumps Are Convenie the young girl gets exper.ence In house- Th he silver > table w : The Heaviest Rail you e:er saw on a Cheap Bed. i { t | ; Bot made love to her. hold affairs. nough the pupils have to | : ee ee ee ee Bete LASS ees Gene i rich, however arm everything, servants sre kept in | Grade very easy and pertectiy sate To those who have | i absolute dang these establishments. who Mm their tarn ! the past so liberally favored us, we return our bearty thanks, } pelled to work fi are taught pils. who | and respecttuliy ask « continuance of their patronage. To Lorillard have leart — as. we desire lo sat her of the | ee Sates: seit Sieat sae" wee proposal th family. This z Bask = se Who have no: heretofore des around the world, sh housekeeping in ( * com. BEE CIE AENESHY KORESE® Spy). Drs i rything worth weing, : ‘ > ; fort is combined = euch doing business will meet your 4; ‘ ; fee, shall sntor and gwd 2 pleasure of having evervthing precise deavor to merit a share of your putrorag i il s bound to “ eal | and clean. The labors he day are | quabtity of pa, NV, Oberrrer. i over by midday (di 3 g at mid- - —- -— day), v ody at Eherty for ! a i 5 ee : O86) ft OS Ome sy ee em 4 = EC BS Professor James Warten is announced | Study, sent till {as the inventor of s new proass of re. | time for prep» dof eles apecially sein ed for seeme parpescs. to loan tor the scssoeg TASS5, and s+ invite all parties whe contemplate sowing TR H ores by the ; While examining a pi Professor ace -—-DEALERS IN for fainily crests bus broken t Iphia, where the authori- Burke's Peerage” and the > being hunted up in ord perfectly accurate. Th: mune of CO Wpat a mae ders isthe thing. wot what te IT) ; which are very elabor: ate pation in colors, and the finest work has to be done by regular artists, though much of Sehyrnniacmasellpoeir apne gor JOHN A. LEFKER & CO. decorat t to epistolary cor. | respondence 14 Phax next sear ta come and see u= betore making their af Memes for awed, as we Kwon We Con Da You Good. to have crest. Come and ser nm, Groceries, Flour, Feed, &c., : THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR : BUTTER, EGGS. POTATOES, ° | There is a deep, and situate! a gh altitude, | j that refuses to freeze n in the sev: ' ; Winters. Theres is ano F om feet my rot ll Cinds “auntrs > luce \ a J isk i i 3 a y And All Kinds ot Country Produce. We Se CS | Ously replenishes itelf with half-grown Ss 4 i trout. One though clear ag erys Stray Notice Notices i tal to lens, stains al! ihe ‘Vahen up and posted by DW. Cloud | Xotice is bereny given, thet letterat os | : veeete flow~ over a deep brown. | in Spruce township, Bat Shes m the estate of AMM i = U r | — Aw wz Salt Lake City is | and posted betore James Wi i { ; ny color paintinem 2 BS pr in the world. | Of the Peace. One 3 old cow, ¢ = Off, with waters | Ted, with cru i sbornms, white in fore- head, white stripe o j State of preservation that are : : 1 s' t hip, white belly | to kim for allowance, wit! Farmers, come and see us. We rick ve ee a ; be the work of Indians. There ere iw; 7? BOE that you ¢ hardly put y ;. 3 rou gred | eaves in this giant rock, « ak His beac hands into them. and a3 bright a; dia mera the taii white, nu brands or ear | date of said letters, or siey may be Z Te 2 } z PUNT = ew } monds, is ie he mos’ »mart: ; inarks and ised by S " W, | from any benefit suc. % =e HS s F > een ieee ; end another some sixty feet up, : ds, is one of the most remarkable | 745 appraisec S. Stalev, _ omaha: XUTH SIDE SQUARP, : = RUTLER, MISSOURI. | cock oc tne ene Feet UP: and im! combinations of chemicals ever an. | ¥-TaborandI- N. Tabor at eighteen | jaime be not exbibited withia cen j RRS, Sencar a alyzed. : dollars, this 1gth dar of November. 1353. { forecer tong D.W. Crxnp. weed ier se +