The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 7, 1887, Page 1

The Butler Weekly Times. PvoL. x. BUTLER. MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7. 1887. NO. 2 jaminations for the benefit of those per- | Weather cold, roads muddy. Sour: Overcoat Weather at Last will be held on the 3d Saturday of each Joal is the d Seca oe cece cn |waer mansas IN peshucati |, (isl is the onder of Os Sor |3 to 15 car loads a day is being ship- The signal service foretells colder weathr—OV ERCOAT WEATHER. Being thus forewarned you should not fail to be forearmed against any wintry blast with one of THOSE WARM, SERVICEABLE OVERCOATS OF OURS, month in the West side school house, ~Kich Hill, Mo., the examination com- sad d. M oe & |, Mencing each day at 9 0'clock, A. M. | ; | being opened. essrs Springer W. W.GRAvES. |The Blame Placed on the Atchison, | Enleiman have just completed along County School Commissioner. Topeka and Santa Fe. pit. J. S. Fraakiin is in the coal busi- 4 : ’ a ; y V : EH. TUC K EB R, Threats of Burning Railway Property | .ess. buying aud shipping, and pays DENTI®*¥1, | and Robbing tie Eagines. ch: Inghest an. ket price. Mv. Mo ve ur accommodating which we are closing out so very cheap. Never before have we given such values for the money ; BUTLER, - MISSOURI. Gar jen Ci K Dec. 3—The | ceeper, is running a first class : : cs rien City, Kan., Dec. 3—The Remember we are closing out our entire stock at prices much below its real value, giving you fuel famine in western Kansas his house, aud is crowded with boarders. assumed alarming proportions aud is daily growing worse. In Garden City hundreds of familes are either totaly OFFICE OFERA\ HOUSE. Kansas City cal dealers are visit- ing our town in the interest of their business. FEBRUARY GUT PRICES FOR THE WHOLE SEASON. Lawyers. We are determined to have our stock at its lowest possible limit by January Ist, when there will . W. BADGER destitute of the means of keeping| Dr. J. H. Robinson has located in beach fi s! 3 Rey ar vin all courts. fae gal basiness warm or are huddling over a few|our town. He is a man of fine repu- change in our firm. : tional Bank. Butler. Mo. scant embers. This is not the situa- | tution and’25 years practice. We give WE WILL SELL ir LOW PRICES W ILL DO IT % D)ARKINSON & GRAVES tion ee City pee but in ev- | him a hearty welcome. Se wee ae = Ear 3 : ery other town in the western part : nuetae : : ATTORN:YS AT LAW. |of Kansas. Those who are kee ; a — is building aresidence OVERCOATS. UNDERWEAR. Office West Side S down claims throughout the coun- oo 5 3 3.50 overcoats reduced to $2.50. Our stock of underwear was never before so large nor 7 a a re thi S. K. Robinson, our popular mer- own’s Drug Store. try are unableto procure this neces- y popt i 5.00 Fa = » 375: so cheap. We can suit you in any isd) and ial suy atice, andshou'd: b zzard set chaut, reports 50 per cent increasein 7.00 i eee Ss ee in hundreds must inevitably perish | business the past 60 days. ; » 2 » 5.00 any quality. WYERS 10.00 eS cS » 7.50. Mens Merino only 25c. from the cold. Post master Moore reports 30 per P"'SOTLER, MO. Office front room over Bates ME Gounty National Banx. eee THE = FE TO aes “ cent increase in postal business. 14.00 i ps .~ 10.00 Mens all wool scarlet only 50c. ‘ W. SILVERS. e trouble seems to be with Be} 1p 1, Robinson has bought a sup 16.50, * » 165.50 Mens all wool scarlet, best only $1,12 1-2. ' te A. T. & 8. F. railroad company, who ply of scrapers and plows preperatory ‘ oot Tv - refuse to furnish transportation from si bank. 20.00 ” ” » 16.50 Mens Camels Hair only one dollar. — ATTORNEY = LAW the vast beds on either side of this fo-qpeung wpe coe! Mons Camel Hair, best, only $1.37 1-2. Na Boys’ and Children’s overcoats at your own price. Will practice in Bates and adjoining + . Several Archie boys are here at F counties, in the Appellate Court at K: section of the country. Six cars en- : x A Fl D ly 25 : Oity, and in the Saree ce cout at etter: route to this place were switched off work in the mines. Bring in the boy a : ar nail “ sl ‘ ag. 8 and we will guarantee price Mens Canton Flannel Shirts, only 35c. son City. pap-Orrice North Side Square, over AL. Mcbride’ 's. zitf at Syracuse last night by the people of that place, who were suffering fully as much as the people are here, and but one car load was received There is call for 200 more teams to work in the coal business. Compare these pricer with prices advertised by other firms and you will find them much lower. lower than elsewhere. Lua. Phvsicians. a here to supply the want of 7,000 in- One of Uur Exchanges. Soa eS | 5. R. BOYD, M. D. habitants of Garden City and the} One of the largest and best of the The above goods are very cheap—dirt cheap. Remember that we are closing out our entire f f i : ee arate i armers of the great section of coun- | agricult pal with which we stock and will sell you anything in our line much below its real value. Be sure you see our y PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, } Orricz—East Side Square, over exchange is Colman’s Rural World, of St. Louis. It comes to us regu- try who rely upon this city for sup- plies. This was dealt out a few goods before buying and we will save you money. " Max Weiner’s, b ty 3 ad Butter, Mo. pounds at a time, none receiving suf- | larly every week filled with the lat- a ____________"___| ficient to last over two or three days, | est and best reading matter pertain- AMERIC AN CLOTHING HOUSE. . qi “DR. J. M, CHRISTY, | and many of the most needy being } ing to agriculture, horticulture, the HOMOZUPATHIU over looked in the distribution. sorghum industry, cattle, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, the dairy, apiary, and the grange. Its home circle department is particularly good, and its market reports always brought down to the last hour of going to press. It is the best dol- lar’s worth we know of. Subscrip- tions will be received at this office or may be sent toC. D. Colman, 705 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. THREATS BY DESPERATE PEOPLE Threats are openly made of burn- ing railroad property all along the line in western Kansas, should this dreadful condition of affairs bemuch more perlonged. The mild and op- en weather of the past few days has been a God-send, but no onecan pro- phesy the dire consequences of a blizzard or a snow blockade. Seven dollars and a half is gladly paid for coal, but nonecan be procured even at that figure. + ROBBING THE ENGINES PROPOSED. The people are becoming desper- ate, and a great crowd was gathered at the railroad yards here to-day threatning to rob the engines which passed through ot their fuel. None of the fault can be assigned to the coal dealers, as they do everything in their power to relieve the suffering, but have hundreds of unfilled orders for which the ca:h has been paid up- on their books. ‘ . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Dffice, tront room over P. O. All calls inswered at office day or night. 5 nee ) Species attention given to temale dis- L ps c. eon Sa Physician and on. Office north side square, Butler Mo. fo. Diseases of,women and chil- ten a specialty. ‘ DRS. FRIZELL & RICE. PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS AND ACCOUCHEURS. Office over their drug store on North #Main street, Butler, Mo. Pittefield, Dl, Oct. 15th, 1887. To Whom it may coneern: This is to certify that Rusco & Swift's “Uncle Tom” played to a crowded house here on the night of Oct. 14th, and the universal opinion thatfrang through the audience was se are “simply grand.” Mr. Swift te,” Mr. Huntington in “Ma?ks” sa Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, and not by any means forgetting “Topsy,” are special artists. Combined with the “Jubilee Singers” makes them worthy of the confidence of the pub- lic, and they are entitled to liberal She Blue Out the Gas. patronage where they go. Our house Fort Scott, Kan. Dec. 3.—Friday | is always open for them, and this night at 2a. m, Miss Katie Kulin, a | but voices the sentiment of our citi- young lady about 16 years of age, | 7ens at large. 2 arrived on the Fort Scott, Witchita ISAAC G. HIRSHEIMER. and western railway, from her home Manager Fishel’s Opera House, | in Anthony, Kan. She was driven At Opera House Thursday, Dec. 8. to the Huntington hotel, where she | Admission 25 35 & 50 cents. was assigneda room. About8 o’clock eae this morning she was called to break- fast, but up to 11 o'clock had not made her appearance, At that hour the proprietor of the hotel, Mr. Joe \ Irvin, becoming alarmed, forced open \ the door of her room and found her lying in a comatose state with scarce- ly a perceptible sign of lite. It was found that upon entering her room she had securely fastened the win dw, ventilator and door, and then J. UL. ALLISON, | blew out the gas. A physician was 234 Miles West o Rutle=, Mo 50 3 | immediately called, who found her pulse so low that artificial respiration was resorted to. At 6 o'clock this | evening the unfortunate woman is Secret Societies. . MASONIL. Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first Saturday in each month. Miami Chapter Ro: oyal Arch Masons, No. " meets second Thursday in each ymonth. § Gouley « ‘ommandery Knights Templar meets the first Tuesday in each month. \ 1.0. 0. FELLOWS. ¥) | Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- ; aa night. | utler Encampment No. 6 meets the \\d and ath Wednesdays in each month ANTI- hBockle’ S niluidvs » Pills. ‘a-« This old Enghsh Family Medicine in use for 86 vears all over the world, tor 1 Bile, Ind gestion, Liver, &c. Ph Pare, V-getable Ingredients. From Wercurs. THOROUGHBRED ¥ “Poland Chinn “wine. AL Leads but Never Follows.. 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