The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 27, 1889, Page 8

BALTIMORE TA i « OUR LINE OF OR-MADE wishing wel ‘| Without paying ini ' charges will do well | line before buying. fect fitting, latest sty Half Gost of Cu — CLOTHING | Is now on our counters. PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS, American Clothing House, Gentlemen 1 made lors exorbitant to examine our we tee They a > joel les and at stom Work. MONEY AND§ LAND. cowee v pete&E BATES COUNTY nery is the finest ever placed on , 11} pounds. Q@§Mrs. Lane's new stock of milli- | €Xx- hibition in Butler. Prosecuting attorney Boxley goes to Altona today on acivil suit. He will be assisted by T. H. Crockett. BEE B Mr. R. A. Harris on last Tuesday presented her husband with a son, Named Billy Wilkei- j ' son. LOAN and LAND C0., JAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, Butler Mo. | | This Company invests money in real estate, buys notes and School Bonds, and dealsinall kinds ot good seuuriteis. | FINE IMPROVED FARMS) Ut 40 to 640 acres each, and good grazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- change LOCAL ITEMS. Shovels pointed and made good as new at Jack Gurson’s Star Suor. South east corner square. tf | Colyer ; Bros. ie , will have eight Ken- tucky jacks for sale at Harris & Lisle’s stable, in this city, April 1st. The blackbirds are flocking north. i This isa good indication that old winter has gone and spring will put on her robe of green. A. H. Culver’s little daughter, Nina, was taken sick with brain fever several days ago, and fora time her life was despaired of. Glad to state however, thatshe is some better now with the chances favorable. Fisk Brothers, the new grocery men on the west side, are making the prices on groceries ane queensware. Call and see them. Farmers. Lane o owns the only pro- | duce exchange that is run in Bates county. it anee Now you are ready to plow but | you plow is not ready, take itto Jac 5 | Girsoy, pao east corner r aqui are. tf — _ | Farmers, aed is th e only dry goods house that takes your chickens | and eggs in exchange. Colyer Bros. will “have “six more | fine Kentucky Jacks for = | Lisle & Haris’ stable in tl April Ist. This will be anothe cod | opportunity for farmers to buy, | and we hope to see them take advan- | 5 tage of it. € ry | out against the city ticket or endorse ‘it is now pursuing is doing the ticket | Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, who ; | have visiting Mrs. Franz | ; Baruhardt, left for their home in Symerton, Il!., on Tuesday morning. The Globe Cabinet gaso! ine stove is a daisy, call and see something new at J. E. Harper side square. been cook | it is; “ast The First Presbyterian church so- cial will be held Tuesday evening next at the residence of Wm. Page. All are invited to attend. — The Democrat should come square it. The half way, apologetical course more injury than if that paper open-| ly opposed it Trun a first class tin shop and do} | first-class work and guarantee eve ry | dollar's worth of work done by me to give the best satisfaction or money | | cheer fully refunded. i Respectfully, J. E. Harper, East side square. Capt. Hannah is still in Washing- ton. Wesupposein due time he will return with his belt strung full of scalps and his pockets filled with post office commissions. As we be- lieve firmly in the Andrew Jackson doctrine, that to the victors belong the spoils, we have not a word to say if the boys are ordered all along the line to grab their grips. | If you want your house guttered or a tin roof put on, or anything made that is made in a tin shop: that you can get at the east side Stove & Tin store, don’t forget the place, op- posite court house. 18-2¢ J. E. Harper. If good goods and low pnices will do it Fisk brothers, the new grocery | firm on the west side, propose lead- ing the grocery trade of this town. We can sell you seed potatoes at your own price; Northern Mammoth Pear, Beauty of Hebron, New York Rose, Early Ohio, Native pe and § ke. Get prices est ever shown ip Sei | mitted Opera House Mecting. rsuant to call, a lirze number assembled at th § y evening, to bonus of ft room or ethod five thousand do seat the new ope structed by Bon The meeting was called to order by Mr. Allen, of the Times, and J. Rue Jenkins was chose chairman and J. D. Allen. Remarks upon tke made by Messrs. Hurle and other ren Capt. * rd sub- the following, which was adopted without a disseuting vote: Whereas: —The burning of the op- era house in Batier left our , city without any ildi | suitable for pu Whereas:—Mess have made # prope zens of Butler, offe the ope : we furnish them an to seat and otherv roow:—«stimated at fore, be it tiesoived:—That in the estimation assembled, said prop- osition 1s fair, reasonable and should seer ibject: were Bonham Benham Bros on to the citi- ; to rebuild ndition that unt sufficient furnish the 35.900. There- be xecepted. Be it further Rese olved:—That we will use every exertion to said notion the foll men were appointed x soliciting com mittee: R. J. Hurley, T. J. Day, Sam Levy and D. N. Thompson. Capt. Tygard made a speech, re viewing the recent fire in Butler, and strong xiy urging the importance on the people of a system of water- works. That neighboring towns are fast leaving Butler in the rear. Clinton and Nevada, but recently, were surpassed by Butler, but both were now enjoying splendid systems of water and gas works. Moved by Capt. Tygard that a committee of three be appointed to take into con- sideration and formulate some plan. The chairman appointed Capt. Ty- gard, Wm. E. Walton and J. W. Hannah. The meeting adjourned, subject to call of the chairman. Fisk Bros. will pay you the high- est maaket price for produce. Rev. J. W. gentle - cKTON, of Butler, came down lay evening to attend the lecture of Mr. Wendling, return- ing home this morning. He was the guest of Mr. T. B. Farmer and fam- ily while in the city.—Rich Hill Re- view. Cheap money tc loan on farms Jas. K. Brucwer. enter- x is doing to improve the live unty. His latest action ofa num- nich headvertises oO} *< of Bates C venture is the ber of fine jaci le i stoc lumn of this sted in blooded should read Mr. 3.50: Bates County, Missouri. Bu TLER, Mo., 1889. Eptror T ette:s li Mo. and | to « pedite our answ these inquiries we ask the pri of = this letter in your vi al- yaar inhabitants. a prairie country timber on the i gram sate i ly; also all kine tiie best horti state. ‘The — R. R. DEACON, aado WARE ~ AND - [MPL LEMENTS, TOP BUGGIES, SPRING AND FARM WAGONS. Buckeye =:= Force «:= Pumps, = c r: s 7 = =~ 4 2.08 ne be aie SZ gf ? 2 <u a Ss Ne | 3 * co G THE BEST MAKES OF Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, &c, “ting ana Pump Repairing Pik CE D and STAMPED ( tINWARE. Cc. WELTON, schoo Two banks, one State bank and four newspapers. If you want a good farm for pounce ‘and your boys, in the garden of the west, don't fail to visit t this ecaunty. Wi il furnish, es nation Bates Co. ety, Batler, On. groceries for the money call on Fisk of the square. Bre. we side st Kind Words AW wan OW Eiiecoucan: paper comes rege lor 2 Do not ¢ xper to my address until r Z can Hob ¢ without it. ye elapsed ther Geo. W. Bk will hand you $5 to pay my deli quent and renew nu subscription. Yours Truly Joun L. BLANKENRAKER. enbaker Call April Ist at Harris & Lisle’s stable in this city, and those eight thoroughbred jacks. They will be beauties. see CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. To THE EprToR—Please inform your read- ers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. Ishall be glad to send two bottles of my reme- dy PREE to any of your readers who have con- sumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. a. SLOCUM. M.C.. 181 Pearl st., New York. THR OPERA HONE FURNITURE STORE GONE UP; in smoke and a good part of our stock with it, but O, H. F. S, Will Still do for ONS HORSE FURNITURE SIRE Which very fully represents our business for the last month. We have secured the Thompson Building, Better Known as THE GOOSE On the Southeast corner Square, where we will be please i to see our customers and make them some ONE HORSE PRICES On Stock Saved From the Fire. JEWETT & HICK MAN, Butler Me. > {f the 4 th ‘oa DP. @ iy Dee alc nd Provisi ox roceries, Kinds. ons of ali it GLASSWAR cCIGa’S AND TOBACCO, We always pay the highest market price for Count Produces East Sidé Square, Butler, M0, & ms T Hudson Racket. Bosieass Can't ne Cured Cool and damp. Re pairing harness and farming i un. : plements is the order of the d Tattle chickens are plentif neighborhood and the hawks have a good time. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Niche sowing oats Fri | by local application, as they cannq | reach the diseased portion of jear. There is only one way to cum deafnesss, and that is by consti tional remedies. Deafness is cau by an inflamed condition of the cous lining of the Eustachian Tu i When this tube gets inflamed in the | will | 0 rc I finished | ~ Shop opposite Asa Old, cur geni: il blacksmith, | have a rumbling aes 6 imper re is getting mole WO! k pian he can a | hearing, caidb when at iste a os = = ay erga use | closed deafness is the result, b e—FOu KNG at. eee : 5 - | unless the inflammation can be 1 eS — out and this tube restored to = visiting = and friends in | | normal conditicn, hearing will bes eicommunitye || peace meen out N. E. Stephenson purchased a set = ip oat, Sal of new harness Friday. H = ee d ditiong a Miss Nora Patton was at hone | ee oe es conemagere ee bes We will give One Hundred D 1 The farmers of this community ee for any cascof Desa l are — ussing * ‘the wheel” with live- | by Cataraiy ibalecieannk cure : We und id that the Grangers | | taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. § : ° a; | for circulars free. will re-organize Saturday night at | ¥. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo @ ¢ the Douglass school house. BER ear : “3 , The Rich Valley school closed | BF-Sold by druggists, 75e. 1H i Wednesday with a “reading contest, | t nel Stephenson winning the? i—J ag Horace E. Brown and Miss | cs Saltie Mock, both of Hudson Twp.) 4 qr y were married on the 14th inst., Esq.; : J James officiating. The worthy > 1 young couple have our best wishes! fy ti 0 for a “happy and prosperous voyage | = = down the stream of life. We learn} , 9° a that they will go to Vernon county | a os in a short time and make it their | = oO iy re] home. Joxrr | A = | a i“ ga < For Sale. > — 4 oO _,' @§ @ @ A lot of thoroughbred and high | = 3 a c grade young bulls for sale. Will} io S a < sell on reasonable terms. ‘ os < f 4 = bp J. M. Hoacranp, R4 4 oO c 1s-3t Nyhart, Mo. 3 : i Ms 5| For Sare.—Eight three-year-old) 4 2 a my filleys and two three-year-old hors bf 3 oz Enquire of G. D. MeNeil, 14 $ ne 3 bj 0 north of Burdette. 17 3%. 2, 8 & a a aan wv Talbott Bros. will make you a bes | fashionable busi: it for $22.00, ie rammed 0 and pantaloons for $6:50, and guar- A antee perfect fit. South side square ba — 0 over Badgley. Z —= NEW BARBER SHOP. <x Z x *. DORN has c ae « ae