The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 4, 1886, Page 8

f } f i | ———— Bates County LOAN LAND CO. Jas. K. Brugler & Son Managers, Butler Mo. somos This Company loans money at the lowest rates and buys good notes. We also make loans on improyed farms for the Missourt Trust Co., of S¢- dalia, Mo, If you want accotnmodationy call. We have a large line of fine improved farms, grazing lands and city property for sale or exchange. Choice investments tor capitelists. ———— ee LOCAL ITEMS. Bell & Freeman will sell you gro- ceries cheaper than the cheapest. J. K. Brugler & Son have five improved farms for sale cheap and on easy terms. 16tf For all kinds of produce, chickens, eggs, butter. apples, potatoes and the best of groceries, go to Bell & Freeman. J K. Brugler & Son want all of the schoo! bonds they canget. Plen- tv of money at the lowest rates. 34tf Several good farms for sale at a Can see me on the street. Jerr ALpripGE, bargain, Go to Ludwick & Son, for station- ary, books cigars, tobaco and pipes, the finest in the city. a5 st. Bell & Freeman wants your trade and will pay you amply in big’ bar- gains tor it. When you want lumber, investi- gate McVeigh’s prices betore you buy. Yard north ot the post office Nothing like trading with Bell & Freeman when you want good goods and big bargains. Ludwick & Son, the North Main Street druggists will sell you drugs, paints, ols, &c cheaper than any- boby. 35 2t. For Sale or 'I'rade A nice stock ot drugs in Butler. Will sell or trade tor real estate. Address or call at this office, 35tf For Sale or Trade A nice stock of drugs in Butler. Will sell or trade tor real estate. Address or call at this office. 351f Everybody, Attention. Goto Albrant, on East Dakota street, for all kinds of blacksmith work and wood work, too. He has a good workman to do all kinds of wood work tor the least money of any shop in town. They can furnish new wheels or axles for buggies or spring wagons, or any repairs wanted, cheap as the cheapest. They dety competition. They guarantee all their work as represented. They don’t pretend to run a carnage shop only, but they do pretend to do all kinds of repairing, as well as the best, and for less money for the same amount of work. times. prices. These are hard They work at hard time Give them a call convinced they mean business. and be Al- brant can’t be beat for shoeing- plow work. He is boss or you bet. MONEY! MONEY! $40,000 of 6 per cent money to loan on farms, smail commission, § te1o vears Also a large amor of ot er money with out commis r can pay part or all after 2 years. Int payments to suit borrower, extra inducements offered tor loan or $ 5,000 and upward, Money ready S are sig’ 8 est S08 pe you will sav : M.W Ste ry store. IN THE WELL. ~~ s0em0oe | | Mrs. Harriet Jarvis Finds Relief from | Trouble by Suicide. ——$0--6--—— e i Sunday morning Mrs. Harriet Jarvis, living 2 1-2 mules south of Schell City, suicided by jumping into the well. She was the wite of James M. Jarvis, a generally esteemed citizen ot that section ot the county, In a few seconds after the reck | less plunge, the husband reached the | well and attempted to save his wife. A small chain was attached to the water bucket and he succeeded in raising her a short distance above the water, but seeing that it would not sustain her weight, he lowered her, while he attempted to summon hely. Fora short time Mrs. Jarvis supported herself, but before assist- ance arrived her hold relaxed and she sank. Mr, Jarvis’ little son was present, but being but six years old could render but little aid. Mrs. Jarvis’ suicide was probably attributable to family trouble. She 1s said to have been of a very de- spondent disposition. An inquest was held in the atter- noon and the jury found a verdict of suic:de. Mrs. ren. Jarvis leaves three child- A Brave Woman. At last the brazen-faced, swind- ling hghtning rod peddler has found his match in the person of a -raye woman in This lady, a widow, had made a contract with the advance man for a rod to cost $15, but when the rod was up, the other fellow presented a bill for $45; lady, and she protested against anv Benton county. This. of course, surprised the such demand, and stoutly affirmed that the contract only called for $15. The contract being produced, it ap | peared that the rod was to be put up at 57 cents per foot, and, as the rod well extended the had been over house, the whole $45. It is needless to say that the lady Was indignant, and, atter storming a good deal, she went to her room and came down with $15 anda shot gun. | She then assumed the offensive, and made the proposition: ‘**Look here, sir, that following | startling lightning rod was to be put up tor $15. Here’s your monev; you take that or take down your hghtning rod, or I'll blow the top of your head off!” | The lightning 10d man took the $15 and made tracks as though a whole thunder storm was chasing him up. All honest people in the country who admire courage should subscribe for a monument to the memory of this lady when she comes to die. Let others of the opposite sex imitate her example, and the | cause of honesty will Bazoo. prosper. — Eloquence of Judge Gantt. Ep. Times:—I have just visited the northern part of the county, and | I learn trom the people that heard | Judge Gantt speak at Burdett that they think his arguments in_ his speech were powertul weapons, which went toward their marks with a force that was irresistable. At one moment he could strike with tremendous force in the strife of hand to hand, and then perchance gall his enemy at a distance with arrows blazing with the hottest flame | ot eloquence and passion, and bliad } ing their victim by the fierce intensity | of their brightness. I myself think | that the eMquence of Judge Gantt, m his speech on that day, was aj majestic roar of a strong and steady | blast, pealing through the forest in a tone of a God-hke instrument, | Sometimes visited by an angel touch | line with his tollowers, and soon the Day by day voters are tailing into growing mass, rock-nbbed and ioh migt t i} rise ty, will rise b ito the air, ?? ! and his ene ¢c no over turn it than they could shake down the eternal Alps. CLEVELAND. Mr. J. B. Walton came Vernon c n trom week, Woaere bel rT He says that hi hout 300 he her-in-law, R. TP. » about 1530 head tor m: They have «d pleaty of rain in that portion of Rube, cattle and his Fe , Vernon county and crops look well. | : | job footed up to a CLEARING SALE PRICES. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 10 pieces black Union Cashmere | at 12 1-2 cents per yard; regular price, 25 cts. 100 pieces standard dress gingham | we offer at S cents per yard; worth {2 1-2 to 15 cents. 30 pieces good gingham at 5 cents per yard. 100 pieces 4-4 wide good brown muslin, we sell at 5 cents per yard; sold all the worid over at 7 1-2 cts. 100 pieces 4 4 wide brown muslin | at 4 cents per yard; worth 6 cts. O pieces 4 4 wide Hope bleached mushn, we wiil sell this week at 6 3-4 cents; goods always sells at S12 tog cents. Good bed ticking at 7 cts. per yard, Best bed ticking, 30 inches wide, we offer at 15 cents per yard, Best bed ticking, 32 mcbes wide, 17 3-2 always sells at 22 we sell at cents per yard: I-2 cents. Good shirting at S 1-3 cts. per yd, Best shirting we sell at ro cents per yard; the same goods sells at 12 1-2 to 15 cents other places. the Loom we offer auring our clearing sale at Lonsdale and Fruit of S 1-3 cents per yard. The best and standaid prints we always sell at 5 cents per yard when others sell them at 6 1-2 cents. Black and colored all wool cash- mere, former prices 65, 75, S5 cents | and $1 per yard, we offer at 50, 60 |} and 75 cents per yard. 100 pieces dress goods reduced from 15, 25, 35 and 45 cents per yard, now 10, 15, 25 and 30cts. per yard. Io pieces red, table damask re- duced from 40, 50 & 75 cts. per yard | | to 30, 40 and 60 cts per vard. Io pieces half bleached Table Linen reduced trom 40, 50 and 75 cents per yard to 30, 40 and 60 cents per yard. 13 pieces fine bleached table dam $5 cents, $1.00, ‘ask worth 65, 75- $1.25, $1.35, $1.50 per yard, we | zo, So cents, $1 00 | | sell at 50, 60, and $1.25 per yard. | 1 lot of Linen Towels we offer at are really worth 15 | | Io cents a prece, ; | cents. Good Linen Towels worth 20, | 35, 4o and 45 cents, will for aj | | sell short time only at 15, 20, 25 and 30, | cents | » have a large lot of embroider- nthem in order ladies’ Misses Our stock oi children’s hose 1s too large to quote prices, but when you see the goods and tf to buy. Clothing Department We reduced all mens suits from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent, and are offer- ing big bargains in men’s suits tor {SPOT CASH. Boys suits at $2 75, are worth $4 oo. Boys suits at $4 00, always sell at 1 $5 50 Boys’ al! | now sell at $5 25, | $7 50. Boys’ all wool suits at $6 00, wel! | worth $8 50 wool cass.imere suits we always sell at Childs suit at from $1 go, $2 00, | ' $2 50 and $3 50, worth 33 per cent | more. prices. Be sure and look at these We have about 125 pairs of child | knee pants in stock and offer them at the very low price ot 355 50. 65 and 75 cents per pair, the trom 6 to 13 and are worth double sizes are ' the price. Men’s fine straw hats at $1 00, | worth $1 50. Men’s straw hats 50 and 65 cents, | t = <3 former price $1 00, $1 25. You can save money by buying your clothing of us, as we now offer goods tor less money than ever be- fore, but want SPOT CASH. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. 30 pair of men’s P Calf Shoes in button and lace, we offer at $1 75 per pair, regular price is $2 25 and $2 50 per pair. 36 parr men’s Calf Boots we have placed on sale at $3 00 per pair, well worth $4 00 to 1 5 50, but we ave made up our mind and they must go at the above price. We have about ro cases of good h shoes that are worth from 50 to 2 00 we will sell them at 25 to § 50 per pair. 1 lot ladies button shoes, a good article, we offer at $1 25 former price $1 £0, sizes 3 to 7. SPECTAL lot Laces grain button shoes, an excellent article and a de- cided bargain at our regular price of $2 00 we now offer at the exceed- ing low price of $1 60 and _ have all sizes from 2 1-2 to 7 i lot Ladies button shoes fully worth the meney we ask $1 75, we now make at $1 50, sizes 3 to 7. 1 lot Ladies front lace shoes, tors mer price $1 75 and the best value we have in stock for the money, we will make a special price of $1 40 for a few days only, size 3 to 7. OUR DUBLE SPECIAL BAR GAIN; our genume C Kid button shoes, nu shoddy stock but every pair warranted to give entire satistaction, we have concluded during this clear- ing sale to make them inthe reach of all and put them at the extreme low figures of $2 00, whereas our former price was always $2 50, and a decided bargain at that money. Can give you any size trom 2 1-2 to | 7 and in two widths D and E. WE ALWAYS LEAD AND NEVER FOLL AND THEREFORE REMAIN YOURS, eG a ee] ar me ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her When she was a Child, she ened for When she became Miss, she clung to When she had Children, abe gave them Caster, j ; eer sik Wanted, one Bates county map, Apply at this office at once. Ben B. Canterbury & Co, loan money on improved land at thei lowest rates of interest, and givey privileges of payment that you cant get elsewhere. Call and get th rates, 21 vanger! A negtected cold or cough i ead Lo Pheumonia,Consumption or other disease. Strong's Pectoral Pills illourey It you are going to build a hoy McVeigh will make it to your vantage to call see him at his y just north of the post office, befo buying your lumber. LAND! MONEY! ABSTRAGRY Chas. Sprague and J.M. Vaugh have purchased the abstract boo and the land and loan buisness Dr. Betz. They are the agents Jarvis Conklin & Co. and have unlimited amount of money to lo Office west side Square. 34 tt seein Farm for Sale. I will sell my tarm, situated j section 1, in summit township, hundred acres. Divided in _fots suit purchaser, Terms easy. A. HaMivton, { { J. W. McVeigh the prince lo priced lumberman can be found ju north of the post office. to build a housell 4 If you) want barn, fence or do repairing, go McVeE1cGu’s yard on North Ma street for vour lumber. Insure your property with S, Newbill. business. He keeps a Record of th Itch and Seratches of every kit cured in 30 minutes by Woolford Sanitary Lotion. Use no other, never tails. Sold by W. J. L own, druggist, Butler, Mo. §-1 Ben. B. Canterbury & Co loan money on improved land até lowest rates of interest and give privileges of payment that you cag get elsewhere. Call and get ¢ rates, at : REMEMBER THIS! © { That Holloway & Skinner wif sell strictly first-class two and the year old apple trees at their ies for fall of 1886 and spring 1887, at 10 cents each, or $10 & 100 trees. We have a full line) stock, both fruit and ornam Nurseries south side city liaits. Rockford and Aurora watches, ‘ Gold, Silver and Filled Cases, cheap, at F. Bernhardt’s, sole for same. 0 Ben B. Canterbury & Co. loan money on improved Jand at @ lowest rates of interest, and give privileges of payment that you @ get elsewhere. Call and get th rates. arf Insure your stock in the Dwellig House Insurance Company at $144 50 a thousand for five years, and THREE-FOURTHS CLAU D. W Snyper. District Ag’t Butler Mo. © over Postoffice. GO TO DICK HURT'S Barber Shop for a first-class ‘ shampoo and hair cut. Up stare Badgley building, south side sqa McVEIGH keeps a full and o plete line ot pine Lumber and give you bottom hgures on plank. Yard just north of the office. 29 tt J. K. Bruglar wants more cations tor first-class loans. 7 cent. interest and commissions. Mr. McCutchen wishes us to torm parties wishing to purchase® | he has four splendid thoroughom | yearling bulls left which he will # with the tariff stricken off. This# splendid opportunity to those Wish to engage in fine stock. 2 | Dr. Walls. Wishes to inform his patrons® | hereatter all calls, any ime dav 4 night for him, can be made by 0 Dixie’s Drug north side square. He will be fom at his office at north west corner the square from § a. m. to 9 P~ phone trom