The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 21, 1886, Page 8

_cosssetsessspssetesesespeeesisessibatnesseieaiaensiniiiiiie | | | LOCAL ITEMS. SPECIAL NOTICE.) — Minery de- S Levy & Co Je sure and visit our mill inorder toshow the ee ES Street commissioner McCants has lots ot work before him. | pcishasiaOa aI people of Bates and Capt. Holly Nickel was on the | p artmen | | | | streets Saturday. adjoining counties the latest novelties and | ; | designs of the season, | ' we have resolved +to| have a Mrs. Belva Lockwood lectured in . Warrensburg one evening last week, Grand OpePing | p,, orga snide on Thursday, April | bores for sly McF: 29th, and will be con- tinued for three days only Pair of good sized 6-vear old work rses tor sale by McFarland Bros. pepe A LONE EE Dr. G. M Risley is building a neat residence on Mechanic street. ar-old work | land Bros. Don’t let any candidate forget to | he gentlemanly with his opponents. | eres | Our millinery department 1s the banner department S Levy & Co ijcaiinietienenenen tas Remember the railroad meeting at Clinton the 2gth, and all attend | that can. Respectfully, Sam'| Levy & Co ‘ —— ae At Max Weiner’s shoe store you will find the largest stack, the latest styles and the lowest prices, on aad kinds of foot wear To exterminate the English spar- | rows, employ the Butler gun club a few days. Insure your property with S. B. Newbill, He keeps a Record of all business. tf Now let the new street commis- sioner see that all alleys are cleaned up and streets put in good repair. Pasturage. Herds received tor the Enquire 2 miles For cattle. summer very low. northwest of Butler. rt J. W. Trasvue. of dress goods ever shown in Butler, —————————| we have now on exhibition. We have 10 pieces ot black cash G Levy & Co mere a big bargain at 40 sia yard. We will offer them to the trade at 20 cents per yard. Come cents per _ Judge C. D. Cole, of Spruce towrship, and candidate for | again go fishing Wi | ware at J. E. Williams & Co. The best and most complete line | the | It you want the best 5 cent cigar n town, call on R. C, Dickensheet. i The J. 0.0. F. lodge of Rich Hill will give a grand picnic on the 26th inst Amos Gipson and Arthur Henry were over from Foster Saturday and Sunday. Hl J. E. Williams & Co. handsomest hne of china and glass- carry the | ware in town. *Squire meek says ne will never a lot of unre constructed rebels. cadets eee To set your table off at a nominal cost buy a set of gold band china ee ee The most elegant gold band china sets in the city can be tound at T. E, Wilhams & Co's. R. C. Dickensheet, under Hage- dorn’s gallery, hay the finest line ot confectioneries and cigars in a city. eee ee Rev. Bewley started to Lee Sum- mit this morning to attend district conterence. He will return in time | to preach on Sunday. | If you want something J. E. Williams & Co., and buy a The nice call at | Luster gold be | prettiest thing you ever saw. china set. Miss Katie Lewis, ot Vernon Co., who has been spending the winter with her cousin, Mrs. J. M. Vaughan, left for home Monday morning, gest line of carpets lace curtains and We have the and oil cloths, a bargain. S Levy & Co MONEY TO LOAN AT SIX Per Cent. interest, on long time early in order to get turday and favored us. d in the city A general invitation is exten Saw’t Levy & Co opening. ilege of paying before due with priv judgeship ofthe northern district, was | to all to attend our grand spring Now is the time to clean up your | window shades ever shown betore; call and examine the stock. | 3 Levy & Co Elder G. A. Hoffman, state eyan- | gelist of the Christian church, will preach at the Christian church in this if desired. “We do not send borrow- er’s apph tions away for approval, front yards, plant out oes and | city Thursday evening Apsil 22nd. but decide on them here without de- | shrubbery, thereby beautifymg and se lay, and furnish the money at once. improying your property. We have « large amount of money oo dab A on hand to be loaned on land. Par- j. K,. Brugler & Son have five | boy’s fine ties wishing to borrow please call and improved farms for sale cheap and | congress, at lower prices than any get our terms. We can furnish the] on easy terms. 16tt | other house can make on same quale Max WEINER. money at once. The Warton & TuckER Land Mortgage Co., Butler, Mo. Decorating, painting and kalso- mining done with neatness and dis- patch, prices reasonable, by W. H. Hupp; South Main St., opposite Ig 2t coat of paint, which adds to tts ap pearane The nightw have been run to suit the Times ex actly, the Record to the contrar Grange store. : notwithstanding. Lost. : At Foster, Mo., on April sth, a valuable shepherd dog, six months old, black, with rubber strap around his neck when lost. Reasonable re- ward for information leading to his recovery, at postoffice, Foster. Mo. 20-2t* R. M. Ewinc. hams and solid colors to match. S Levy & Co nied by his wife and two sons. ——— In slippers, I have anytaing that We have the best $2 man shoe in the county, and the celebrated James Means $3 shoe that caps them all S Levy & Co children’s prices. styles, all grades We want to see peace, harmor and good will reign supreme wi For Sale. House with 5 rooms on E, Dakota street, near school house. Enquire at Dick Hurt’s barber shop. best interests ot our flourishing cit Farm for Sale. i L will sell my farm, situated in cations tor first-class loans. 7 per| Our millinery department 1s sec- section 1, in summit township, 15 cent. interestandcommussions. 4-tf| ond to none in the state and our hundred acres. Divided in lots to R. G. West and wife, of New | trimmer superior to any, theretore, | st Terms easy. suit purchaser. A. Hamiton. Friday. the dear people thinking he ought be the next recorder. Itch and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never tails. Sold by D. L. Haggard and W. J. Lnasdown, druggist, But- ler, Mo. S-lyr en eS eo Coal Oil Inspector Notice 1s hereby given to all deal- ers 1n coal oil in Bates County that T have secured the necessary testing instruments and duly qalified and am now ready to preform the duties of my office as contemplated by law. Dealers will find it to their interest to notify me before offering any oil for sale, as Lam determind to do my duty in the matter and prosecute all violators of this section to the f extent of the law. L. Lampr Coxl Oil Inspector tor Bates Co. ee spe ene t OF Elkhart township, were in DRS. RENICK & BOYD | city Friday and gave the Time Physicians and Surgeons, abe call. BUTLER, MO. gentlemen and stand very high am their ne:ghbors. ned esa dee my line o OFFICE: all styles, at $1.75, $2.00, $2 EAST SIDE SQUARE, OVER LEVY'S. | $3,00, 53,50, $4.00, $4.50, $5 $5,50, $6.00, $7,00, and S$ Yeresidence,| These arc the best goods im and shoes of us Wheneyer one candidatte goes in nine cases out of ten you will mght. Pair of good sizec horses for sale by McFarland B: | CG. P. Fulkerson bas giyen his res- | idence on North Main street a new | | atch and city council | | New a:d fancy book fold ging- Oscar Reeder, of Grand River township, candidate for treasurer, was in the city Saturday, accompa- our town council and all work to the | J. K. Bruglar wants more appll Home township, were in the city on Gentry is around seeing Boots and Shoes: We carry a full line in this department and will save you 25 per cent by buying your boots | S Levy & Co to the country and circulates stories | tothe detriment ot his opponents, | just put him down as a falsefier, and 16-year-old work ig 2t S. M. Talbott and Scott Chandler, They are both clever | s fine shoes— Weiner. | given. Call and see | All in xe best line of men’s and shoes in button, lace and ‘ : ; Ihave | ity of goods. | beautiful operatic cantata entitlec “The Haymaker.” pth aie a We have the largest vi | | southwest, and our prices are beyonc S Levy & Co Albert Badgley has a nice line o | Now is your chance for bargains, and Children’ Ladies,’ Misses \ is | They beat any in the city, | ny | th They visited Fort Worth, Dallas an ye port a fine trip and a nice time. if you want the tastiest, you mu | visit this department | ; S Levy & Co to place he expects to jo the band California the coming season. in- get elsewhere. rates, be | 21 — ‘os. and a cordial mvitation 15 exten and see the h. to the ladies to cal somest line of goods im the ci the | | both in hats, bonnets Ben B. Canterbury 1 loan money on improyed land at { trimmin sa ong | lowest rates ot intérest, and give you | tyou ca privileges of payment i get tl Call jget elsewhere. as | ere. +5 | rates. 00. | the Lyon & Williams. them. e am on yesterd telegram on yesterc | General Box | was continued until May 5th, when it will be heard. | privileges ot ¥ | get elsewhere. ! rates. |S, mail service and runs trom Kan- | | Prof, S. F. Craven, assisted by home talent,will present at the opera house on or about May Sth, the e of cloth- ing and furmshing goods in the lladies’ and children’s shoes which | he wants to close out at a bargain, | to make room for his grocery stock. | fine kid and goat dress shoes, Roch- | ee z made, in men’s women’s, misses and | ester make—the finest goods in the and Max WEINER. | country, at Max Weiner’sshoe store. | J. P. Wilhs and S. P. Francisco | have returned from their Texas trip. a number of smaller places, and re- Arthur Henry left Monday morn- ing for Creston, Lowa, at which the Nickel Plate Circus, which will travel through Kansas, Colorado and Ben B. Canterbury & Co. will loan money on improved land at the lowest rates of interest, and give you privileges of payment that you can’t Call and get their Miss Bowden’s new and elegant stock of spring millinery has arrived All the latest and nobbiest styles, & Co. will 21 tf Large let ot baled hay for sale by Special rates friends ot Judge Gantt | Rx to The n this coun many 1 Co ee eee ] arm of W. M. Mills, of Foster, was in ate if } 1 death of his ut I the city the first of the wees. ., Pag se Mr. P. H. Holcomb rec aa ay from Attorney | © am | Ay 1886, | the Leabo case hat pri MiGE Ses Ben. Canterbury & loan money on improved land at the } lowest rates ot interest and give you payment that you C Call and get their 21 rn b. in ap | Se J. Scudder, of Adrian most prominent democrats in the | to city Monday and | an county, was in the cull gave us a plasant Call. Have your painting.paper hanging and kalsomining done by W. H. Hupp. Shop South Main St., op~ 1g-2t posite Grange store. ene Ed. Vance spent Friday at Rich = Hill and vicimty. Ed. is in the U. |** sas city to Memphis, Tennessee. ol Our millinery department is better this season than ever before, and we have the best trimmer in the south- S Levy & Co w west. The democrats county will not forget that May 22nd, is the day set to elect convention, throughout the Saturday, delegates to the county which meets in Butler May 29th. 22 eee ee The best line of men’s and boy’s plow shoes—all styles, and at prices tar below all competition. Max WEINER. enters ees on, tormerly of But- d Ys lei, now of Talmage, o attend the fun- Ie returned to jobns Jox Mo., arrived in Bader Saturday t Our line of dress goods, in all the hard to latest styles and colors, 1s excel, and we would advise you to call now while the stock is come], S Levy & Co plete teryiew, Johnson co inty, formerly a practising physician in this county, yas in Butler several days last week and acquaintances. visiting friends The best sto youth’s women’s, misses’ and child ren’s foot wear, atlower prices than any other house in the city, at Max Weiner’s shoe store. < of men’s boy’s and 1 Sentenced To Hang » 1 At the recent term ot the Christian county circuit James S. Payton, in- dicted tor murder, was found guilty by a jury, but the court reversed sen- tence. Last Saturday at Ozark Pay- ton’s attorneys argued a motion tora new trial before Judge Gregier, but the motion was overruled und Payton was sentenced tohang on the 28th t s of next month. The crime for which Payton, who 1s only 17 years old, is sentenced was committed about a year ago, at which time it is charged that he and his brother shot at a man named Bud Mathews, who was in a wagon with his family moving from Taney coun- ty to Chadwick. The shot missed Mathews and killed his two-year-old child Claudie. The house in which the Paytons lived had previously been shattered by giant powder and some of the family badly hurt, which they charged to Mathews, hence the at- tempt to take his life. The case of the other Payton boy is still pending in the circuit court at Ozark. Both the prisoners are confined in the jail in this city. Springfield Express. d ot Since moving to our new rooms our trade has so increased that we are obliged to enlarge our stock and will in addition to our large and hand some stock of millinery carry a Ul ng, bh ribbons, |: gloves, neckwear, vet chiets, a fine sto curtains at 15 cts jed | an at 49 Cis, ever offered in Bu ty. | for the acco gs. | try triends have plenty with combs and bru Respectfully Mrs, McConn the | hand. ant $$ } S ser | We are headquarters for all classe goods at wholesale prices, and ar not afraid to make this asserbon S Levy & Co cants for certificates must expire by limitation; which extends 18S5, are Great as are the uses of adverti wondertul suceess ot St. Jacobs Oil due cheifly to its pow true secret Of §| rheumatism, neuralgia with Tongaline, I have th in the preparauion. Q. C. Lamar, rior line of notions, consisting of laces, ot goods in our line, and are retailing = = nations in Physiclezy and Hy- | giene. unty Cor 1 z H YEAR Si 1 requires atter Septem! er 1, 1886, applic] s i pass eX- | Physiology certificates m All or to that d inations and i c giene. issued until they | nd persons Be 1 the time on} ceruficates, beyond September 1, | ¢ hos lding not required to be examined such subject; certificates after} ¢ an be required This is _ plication for ptember 1, 1856 pass in this subject. ex post facto requirement. Yours truly, W. E. CorEMAN. ng, the in heallng pain. The s, atter all is merit. Rapid Transit on Broadway. raphrase on New Haven News. As the carreached Tenth street an d man with a long, white beard rose feebly from a corner seat and tottered toward the door. however, stopped by the conductor, He was, ho said: “Your fare, please.” “J paid my tare.” “When? I don’t remember it.”” “Why, I paid you when I got on the car.’’ “Where did you get on m ‘At Sixth and Main.” “That won't do,’’ said uctor; “when I left Main street the con- there was only a little boy,on the car’? “Yes,” answered the old man wa | wit. [was that little boy.” ’ Tonga! remedy tor ine ha s head- ‘opeKay, na Dee heed ache. S.C. Brown, drugs his home t! of the v Kans., says: From per perienece 5 t ec faith utmost We are showing anew and com- plete line ot Jerseys in all the latest novelties of the season S Levy & Co Lamar’s Love A . April 15.—Hon, L. retary of the Inte- in President Cleveland’s Cabi- inet, arrived im_ this city this morn- ing. He was met at the depot by Col. W. H. Ross, Anderson W. Reese and Col. Albert R. Lamar. To-day he has been the guest of Mr. Reese, and Mr. Ross will be his host and entertain him at Macon, Ga, to-morrow a formal dinner in the evening. Sec- retary Lamar says his visit south is entirely of a social nature. A rumor is im circulation here and gaining cons ble credence to that S etary city, As the romance goes, they were engag matter. dead. consummation in marital ties. —————————— the movement ot the stars. Red Sta Cough Cure movements are prompt. I ty-five cents. in this county; call and see the lin S Levy & Co somest and most elegant ever place on exhtbitioa in our city. | goods comprise the very lat. jin hats, bonnets, trimming~, ete were selected with the gree | by Mrs. Kennett in person, 11 order j that she might p 2 one avd all of j her ny customers. It 1s just im- | possible on paper to give you at | idea 1a regard to her new goods ar | pretty st heretore we ite ye | to call ai tore on the est si | «We don't have to | Hair Balsam but once,” Burger, druggist, of Li e | ter that it stands on Ss j nes and gloss. vents dandrufi- Square. Financial Correspondent of Jarvig, tention to the special facilities we neg have for making loans wish to buy some more dand, or wish to invest in live stock, there is no better time to use borrowed capital to advans tage: give you are as follows: money from one to five years time, seven per cent interest, and a reason conimission, or we can make you aloan the effect Lamar will shortly wed a popular society lady of this ged in the long ago to be married, but were parted by a trivial Each married, but the wife and husband of each respectively 1s Now their early loye tor each other, it is said, will find a happy Astronomers are constantly studying removes the worst cough atonce. T'wen- We have the largest line of white goods and embroideries ever shown Mrs, Kennett’s new stock of mil- linery has just arrived and we can say with truth it is by far the hand- These t styles 2 rt 3 Itstops | tallinh hair, restores original color, seit- Exceptionally clean, pre- en ‘A. L. BET, BSTRACTOR AND LOAN AGENT, Betier, Missovnt. 4 OFFICE—Second ny South of Bates auk—West Side Publig ‘ounty National onklin & Co., Kansas City, Mo. DEAR Sin:—We wish to call your at. on improved arms. s If you already have a loan on youp arm which you wish to renew, the low sand advantages we can now offer, only those who make | will make it worth your while to eal) onus wid secure our terms. If you The special terms that we can Finst:—We can furnish you at nine per cent. interest for five years and charge you no commission at all, SECOND :—will pay you the money on your loan ‘spot cash,” when you — sign the papers, and do not ask you to put | your mortgage on record, and trust og to send your papers otf a week or two before you get your money: Tuirp:—We will write your morte gage for five years, but, if desired will” insert a clause allowing you to pay the joan off in full or in installments at any — interest payment after one year, and- we Will not charge you one cent ext for this privilege. Other agents charge you from ten to twenty dollars — per thousand for the option to pay a above. Fourtru:—We will give you the priv= ilege to pay your interest once a& year only, if you desire, and w ill not charge: vou anything extra for same, 0 agencies uire interest to be paid ianually, which is frequently very convenient to the farmer, and besid makes him loose the use of that mol six mouths, Firru:—The most vexatious feat of loans through other agencies fs charg? for extras.” For — instaneay” they charge for certificates for U, ju Our investories pay for these charges. All we ask you is to furnish good security, and aa abstract showing good title, Whether you need a loan at once OF not, we will be glad to have you call on us and obtain fall particulars. Very Respectfally, A. L. BETZ aments, ete. Jarvis, Conklin & Co.'s Land office this city is becoming deservedly pop lar with the citizens of Bates county, and as a consequence they are 0 ely patronized. Cail on ce their financial correspondent. Notice To Contractors. — Pursuant to an order made by the @ ty court of Bates county, Mo., at April term thereof, [ will on Monday May 3rd, 1886, while the said court ff. session, at 1 o'clock, p. m., at front dor ot the court house, in Buu Mo., let to the lowest bidder the tollo contracts, to-wit; One bridge complete over Miami a in Elkhart tp., at Fry’s Mill crossing. One bridge complete oyer Bushy b between Pleasant Gap and Lone OM townships. 4 One bridge complete over 40 branch, at the northeast corner ship 38, range 31. 3 Superstructure and substructure of & the aboye work to be of Burt Oak tin Also at the same time and place, oo tracts tor making all necessary £86 i these bridges, will be let by cub yard, All bids subject to approval by county court. Plans and speciicaiae ot the work can be seen at my court house. 21-4t r t ce Trustee’s Sale. Wheress, C. F. Burns, by his deed re dated Apriliith, Iss, and y his deed corder’s office within end for Bates Missouri, in Book No. 33, con’ the undersign real estate, ying ty of Bat ‘and state of Missouri, One undivided half of Lot Eight of Thirteen of Walnut, (now ¥ Bates Missouri, otherwise desori' on undivided half of the Lot with § business inileing i, a Sire, in Butler Syndicat jock, in = “i ‘and owned by T. W. d est pains iy | county, Misseuri, r of Butler, Missourl, and C. F- ¥ ad | Conveyante was made In trast to, re payment of one certain note, fully “~~ DU | paid deed of trust; and whereas, Ce. Je | been made in the payment of said note, is now long past due and unpaid, Now, Om fore, at the request of the | note, and pursuant to the conditions as deed oftrast, I will proceed to sell she # described premises at public vendue, highest bidder forcash, at the east & of the court house, in the city of Butiet,' of Bates and ¢ of Missouri, o@ Monday, April 26th, 1886, | netween the hours of 9 o'clock 18 the lock in the afternoon of of satisfying said debt, daues T. GH Important. + leave New York Gi, age and Carriage Baggage Ex, at the Grand Union Hotel, © tral Depot. i t rooms fitted up at a cost of lea? ay retneed to b ~ snd nm. Elevater. Horse eats, 5 railroad to ail depots. i better for less money st ae ape than at any other city. s