The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 6, 1887, Page 8

s@r-READ THE FINGER BOARD IT POINTS TO MAX WEINER?s BOOTS, SHOES Ee DEADLY BATTLE IN TEXAS. Three of a Family and a State Ranger | ‘ word ought to satisty you that our | stock of HI PRICE MURDERED! bi Butler was Thrown into a Fever of Ex: | CLOTHING ef citement List Night ever the Re- | 1s not excelled in quantty, quality | port that the Merchant Prince. | or price. All we ask is tor you to Sam'l Levy, Had Stabbed ‘call and take a look through our Hi Price, | stock, and we know if you want a | suit we can satisfy. you beyond a| | doubt, ag we carry all sizes and] the Victims. —-2- | | The Officers Fired on While Hunting H Wood Thieves. —--e0.- - Bates County ———— : Galveston, ~-Texas, April 1.—A —_AND— ‘A Notorious Enemy to. the Best Inter- & Son Managers, Butler Mo. Jas. K. Brugler ~sosee This Company loans money at the lowest rates and buys good notes. * We also make loans on improved tarms for the Missourt Trust Co., of Se- dalia, Mo. If you want accommodation, call. We have a large line of fine improved farms, grazing lands and city property for sale or exchange. Choice investments tor capitelists. LOCAL ITEMS. ——— OU eeIIEaeeGqQe_o_coae_—a—a Miss Lenore K. Murray, the beau- tita! and versatile young elocution- ist, will give an entertainment at the Opera House on Monday eve April uth. Admission 25 cents. Re- served seats 35 cts. Children 15 cts. Reserved seats now on sale at usuai place. Don’t fail to hear her. SCALPED. The Legislature having abolished all gallon houses, therefore, I will @lose my entire stock of WHISKY AND BRANDY Bt cost. If you want to buy bar- call at once. LEWIS HOFFMAE, ‘Berth Main &t., Butler, Mo. Peculiar in medicinal ment and wondertul cures—Hood’s Sarsapa nila. Now is the time to take it, for now it will do the most good. There is nothing new to report on railroads. The mght of way com mittee, composed of Thos. Day and R. F. Canterbury, are hard at work and think they will finish up the nght ot way by the last ot this week, when Col. Harris will be notified and come to Butler to close up matters here. From a gentleman on, the train who had been to Fort and had a talk with the officials of the road we learn that they contem plate putting a large torce of hands to work on the north end of the line by the first of May. We are called upon this week to ‘ehronicle the death of that most ex cellent citizen, William Walton, ot Lone Oak township, who departed this life on April 1st of typhoid Pneumonia. Mr. Walton was born an Boone county Kentucky, October uth, 1827. He moved to Bates county in October 1883, and pur chased the Steele farm in Lone Oak township, where he has since lived. An his short stay among us he had “gained the confidence and esteem of a't his neighbors, He was generous and chantable to a tault, a good neighbor, a loving husband and kind and affectionate father. He leaves a wite and large family ot children _ to mourn his loss. As will be seen elsewhere, Rey. Tohn Ashley ot this place has been ¢{ $Ppointed to fill the pulpit at Butler, \-the county seat of Bates county. We 3 Congratulate the people of our sister town upon their good fortune in se " »y Suring the services ot this gentleman. © ABy Gis tarthtul devotion to duty, and f bis ability ‘and earnestness as a ofall worker in the vineyard ot the Master, Mr. Ashley has succeed ef our people; and in a short time, ~ we doubt not, the people of Butler will learn to admire and apprecia' ~ him for the same sterling Chnstin ~~ Qualities that have at all times char actenzed him durmng his sojourn o three years among our People. — Osceola Advance. na secherar RR JK. Brugler & Son want a the schoo! bonds they can ges. Ple ests of Butier. The Duel was Short. | Sharp and Quick, But Mr. Levy j Came Out Best. | His Action is Fully Endorsed by All | Good Citizens. Up to Date no Ar- rests Have Been Made. ee Sam Can be Found at His Palace Store on the East Side of the Square. —_———_ seo __——_ Monday evening just atter supper our usually quiet little city was thrown into a fever of excitement over the announcement that Sam’l Levy had drawn his knife and literally annihilated Hi Price, a notorious rascal and deadly enemy to the best interests ot Butler. The cutting took place in the store of Mr. Levy about seven o’clock in the evening and occurred about as follows: ‘You see,” Mr. Leyy, ‘I hag just received my spring stock of goods which is by tarthe largest and most complete! have ever opened up in the city and being busily engaged in breaking open boxes and making room for my elegant line of said DRESS GooDs, which 1s by far the most elegant and handsome ever betore placed on sale in my store and which embrace all the very latest and most fashion- able shades, colors and grades of this variety of goods to be found in the east. After I had attended to this matter and stepped over to the counter where the boys were busy storing away the’ finest assortment of SILKS AND VELVETS you ever Jaid your eyes on, and the largest variety I have ever handled, embracing all the newest and most tashionable styles and delicate shades, my attention was called to the fact that we were outot room to stow away thelarge line ot WASH oBons which I had purchased for this mar- ket, and you just tell the ladies that nothing like it was ever seen in But- ler and they should call without de- lay and make their purchases as they will go fast, and while they are in the store T want them to take time to look at the most elegant line of LACES AND EMBROIDERY that I have ever handled, and I know they will agree with us in saying they are beautiful, and while they are in the store looking at the laces and embroidery, I want them to hke- wise inspect the HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, which is beyond doubt the largest stock and most varied variety I have had.in the house. After inspecting these goods 1 then want them to call at the KID GLOVE counter and we will show them something that never met ther eye before in this town. If you think you do not want kid gloves we will justask you to take another step and investigate our SILK GLOVES ‘| which you will find complete in all shade and styles and very cheap. If it is not gloves you want we will next ask you to walk up stairs and take a peep at our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT which just takes the lead of anything in Southwest Missouri, and imme- diately captivates the most tasty and fastidious. In this department we have spared aothing to make it com- plete in every Particular, and place at your command the most superb line of hats, bonnets and trimmings you ever saw. Atter making your millinery purchases you must not tail 0 investigate our elegant line of CARPETS, vhich we have purchased for the pring trade ot Butler and Bates county. You can’t help but admire rem #4 they are very pretty and heap. . £ grades, and can fit the largest man or the smallest boy. In GENTS FURNISHING Goops, }we carry a full Ime and will take pleasure in having you call and take a look at our handsome line, HATS, Yes, we are overstocked and want to sell bad, any style you want and | at prices that will astonish all. In BOOTS AND SHOES, we have a splendid assortment and can please you and will be more than glad to have you call and ex- amine for yourselt and see if the styles we carry are not the /atest, best and cheapest. Now Mr. reporter, I will say to you, that while we were up to our eyes in work getting our goods in shape, Hi Price, who 1s a mortal enemy of mine, stepped in and wanted to dictate to me howI should mark my new spring stock and after afew words with him I just drew my kmfe and cut him all to pieces and hencetorth propose to let goods go at sacrifice for cash. Tell the people to come and I will make them happy with the grandest bar- gains they ever had offered in this city. Remember the new spring goods have just heen opened and those that come first get the pick. Frax Seep and all kinds of Grass Seeds at 14-3t BENNETT, WHEELER & Co. To be Punished After All. Frankfort, Ky., March 31.—The court of appeals to-day overruled the petition for a hearing in the case against John J. Corneilson. This is his last resort to evade the pun- ishment decreed against him for assaulting with a cowhide Judge Richard Reid 1m Mount Sterling in May, 1884. Reid, it will be remem- bered, afterward committed suicide. The verdict of the lower court was a fine of 1 cent and costs and con- finement in the county jail for three years. Corneilson is reported as saying he will surrender and will not attempt to leave the State. Thus, after three years of tedious delay, the offense ot cowhiding a Judge of the highest court of the common- wealth will be atoned tor. SPRING GREETING. “Spring, with that nameless pathos in the Which dwells in all things fair, Spring, with her golden suns and silver rain 1s with us once again.’’ Weare glad—giad it is Spring, glad we are in business this Spring, glad our business is located among liberal and ap+ preciative people, and very giad to find ourselves well preparedto meet all their wants inour line. The season not only brings its pleasures but its necessities, which, as a general rule, are divided Pretty evenly among us all. Articles you are needing we are offering tor sale, and that we earnestly desire your custom goes without saying, your wants have been studied and anticipated with great care. We have visited the best market, and carefully inspected the largest and cheapest stocks, selecting trom each on- ly such articles as we deemed ot un- Questionable merit in etyle, quality and value. We theretore feel justified in an- nouncing the opening ot a Spring stock which is unexcelled in any particular, and as a whole offers superior advantages in the way ot dress goods of the highest grade at prices remarkably fow. We urge inspection, solicit comparison and court criticism, because we firmly believe both goods and prices will tnd greater tavor with careful buyers it com- pared with the general line of Spring offerings. Many ceasonable novelties will be Placed at your disposal, which it will be impossible to obtain elsewhere, and our entire assortment abounds in tresh de- signs such as will not be generally shown in other stocks. We lay claim to pat- Tonage on the ground that we offer eu- perior styles and reliable qualities at money saving prices. If we demonstrate to you that this claim is well tounded you wili certainly be the gainer, if we fail to do so, we neither ask nor expect your custom. With this understanding we earnestly urge you to inspect our beauti- ful stock, promising a cordial welcome and careful attention to your wants. JEWETT & HICKMAN. - Fiax Seep and all kinds of Grass at 8 | special from San Augustine in east | Texas, near the Louisiana line, says [that a terrible fight occurred this morning, ten miles below Memhill in Sabine county, between Captain Scott and his little company of State rangerson the one side and old Willis Conner and his sons on the other. Three of the Conner family and one ranger named Rogers were instantly killed and Captain Scott and another of his men were badly if not fatally wounded. One of the Conner boys escaped, but the rang- ers are in pursuit. The Conners broughi on the fight by firing from ambush. upon the rangers, who were hunting timber thieves. A “doctor of this city has been sent for by ther angers to attend the wounded. A Captain’s Fortunate Discovery Capt. Coleman, schr, Weymouth, ply- ing between Atlantic City and N. Y., had been troubled with 1 cough so that he was unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. It not only gave him in- stant relief, but allayed the extreme sore- ness in his breast. His children were similarly attected and a single dose hid the same happy effect. Dr. King’s New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Culeman household and on board the schooner, Free trial bottles of this Stand- ard remedy at John G. Walker's drug store. J. K. Bruglar wants more app- cations tor first-class loans. 7 per cent. interestand commissions. 4-tf Don't forget that on next Monday eve, Miss Lenore K. Murray will give one of her grand Ivceum enter- tainments at the Opera House. A hearty laugh 1s insured all who at- tend. Secure seats now on sale. Fiax Sgxp and all kinds ot Grass Seeds at 14-3t BENNETT, WHEELER & Co. Special Court Term Called. Last Monday Judge W. D. Hub- bard called a special term of the circuit court to be held at Ozark on the rgth of next month to try the sixteen Bald Knobber prisoners in jail here tor the atrocious murder of Charles Green and Wm. Edens. The prosecution express confidence in naving abundant evidence to con- vict all the parties and that all who are not bung will serve long terms in the penitentiary.—Springfield Ex press. Among the colored men ot brains in Washington are ex: senator Bruce, ex-Minister to Hayt: Langston, Richard Greener, the clever colored lawver ; Cardozo of South Carolina, and a number of well educated, bright young men, employed as clerks in the executive department. ‘When Baby was sick, ‘we gave her Casteria, ‘When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clang to Castoria, ‘When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, Paints and Oils. Simpson & Co. druggists, north side square, keep constantly on hand the purest paints and oils in the city at the lowest prices, Call, examine and be convinced. MOST PERFECT MADE Eomrict sey Soret Extracts, Vanilla, etc., favor deliciously. SLIPPwERS. MY SPRING STOCK ' Is COMPLETE Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured in Two Days. The Indiana Chemical Co. have discov- ered a compound which acts with truly marvelous rapidity in the cure ot Rheu- matism and Neuralgia. Weguarantee it to cure any and every case of acute Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia in 2 pays, and to give immediate reliet in chronic cases and effect aspeedy cure. On receipt of 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we will send to any address the prescription for this wonderful compound which can be filled by your home druggist at small cost. We take this means of giving our discovery to the public instead of putting it out as a patent medicine, it being miuch less expensive. We will gladly refund money if satistaction is not given. Tue Inpiana Cuemicat Co., 10-1yr Crawtordsville, Ing Pure Bred Poultry. Plymoth Rock Chickens, Bronze Turkeys and Pekin Duck eggs, for sale by 5 miles north of Butler and 1-2 mile west of Passaic station, Butler, Mo. 2m. Insure your property with S. B Newbill. He keeps a Record of all business. tf MONEY TO LOAN. ~—-+0 202 RATES REDUCED We have just re- ceived orders from headquarters to re- duce rates on all mon- ey loaned on Real Estate. We now have a large amount of mon- ey here in ‘bank to loan and will give borrowers lower rates than ever before. Will make loans to run from Six Months to Five years to suit the wishes of borrow- er and allow pay- ment at any time and stop interest. Come and see usat once. Walton and Tuck- er Land Mortgage Company. Office in Butler National Bank. Opera House Block sis Butler Mo. | | } A XxX W E J ; Mrs. R. V. helpers EXAMI AND | { ICE EMPEROR OF BUTI The ice packing season over, I take pleasure in my former customers and the: ot Butler that I will be. market again the coming and will be able to furnish th a better quality of ice than before. I have taken great | and been at extra expense to a quality of ice free from ‘filth drainage of feed lote, and have up nothing but the very best from pure wat@. Ihave also pi chased Mr. Groves’ house anu be able to supply my customers vear with an extra quality of ice. 9-4t Caspar Stannan Another Art Crase. iS The latest art work amon is known as the ‘French for decorating china, glasswa! It 1s something entirely new, Post office ; beth profitable and fascinati 18 very popularin New York, and other Eastern cities. To desiring to learn the Art, send an elegant china plaq 18 inches,) handsomely dee for a model, together material, 100 colored ed in flowers, animals, scapes, etc., complete, with ful structions, upon receipt ot $1.00. The placque alone more than the amount ch every lady ordering this encloses the address of ladies interested in Art whom we can mail our ne ot Art Goods, we will and without charge, a be: ath inch, gold plated placque. - Tue Evrme News C ’ Syracuse,! 13t DORN & PIERCE— None but sober h Special attention grven both for gentlemen, dren, sea foam and sh public 1s invited to call North Side Square, Itch, Mange and Scratches kind cured in zo minutes by tord’s Sanitagy Lotion. A sure and perfectly harmiess. W: by W. J. Lansdown, D Butler, Mo. John A. Lefker & Co., Office on north side, We make a specialty selling and an roperty, or issoun and one link in a chain of ¢ counties—nine in Missouri teen in Kansas—end any intrusted to us will receive # tion of every in the advisable. If you have f either farms or town pr erty, stock ot goods ot any lund: to sell or exchange, plac’ mer. If you want to borrow. at diying rates we have it. the agents forthe NewE Co. that has an unlimited money to loan, andthe fact ti T. T. Crittenden is its pre: sufficient guarantee that fz hberality are sts watchwords. and see ds and have a chata good ee