The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 8, 1889, Page 5

wears REASON 4 Few Substantial —— Why You Should Call § WHY. A. E. Blachert's NE CLOTHING HOUSE. : 1st. the goods are all new and of the Jat- | of our best citizen est styles, 2nd. you will find t est line of clothing, hat ing coods in the city. 3rd. all goods as represented or refunded. 4tis. you are ain pleased ie see vou whether you buy or ist A.K. BLA CHER FE. PALACE BUTTER WEEKLY TIMES. LOCAL ITEMS las hk F All hands jou pulling at opera b Far: are very busy with their crops. Dont forget to « -Racket Store” and campare prices Power Brox. are getting ready to make brick MSC =F s, of Rich Hill, was in the city Saturday. vw you 12 cents per postiaster at Huime ity last week McPeak and Dr. Wilhams of were in this city Wednesday. Pharis & Soncar not be under- sold on flour in 500 Ib. lots iG Foster. Sim P. Franeisco went to Kansas city yesterday on legal business When Butler gets water works she can have her streets sprinkled. | The editor of the Trwrs is under many obhgations to J. A. Wright for favors shown the past week. Roads are rough but in excellent condition otherwise for this time of the year. The Oldahoma boom ‘and the Centennial celebration is over, and | we are glad. H. HL Flesher is putting a second storys on his residence, and other- Wise improving his property. Pharis A Son stays with their cus tomers on prices for produce. The public schocls at Rich Hill | have closed. The tity will close the last of the month. Bargains in Clothing at the Rackett Store. Southeast Corner. The members of the Christian church at Adrian have let the con- tract for a new church edifice in that town Ti the street to the depot can not be macadamized this summer. it ought at least to be guttered and curbed with stone. The dust Sunday and Monday was almost unendurable. The wind blew a perfect gale for over 47 hours Jobn D. Lyle. a prosperous and €Rlerprising young farmer of Wal- But township, was in the city Mon- day and gave us a pleasant call. The body is more susceptible to benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla now ai anyother season. Therefore take it now. Call on Walton & Tucker Invest- ment Co. for money. at low rates, With privilege of paying before due | and stop interest. tf HOTEL BUILDING schools in this | W he newest and choic- sand gents furnish- | boycott «ne | its political j self in a similar attitude HiOHeyY | idiot becomin ie avs welcome. were J. F. Smith, 1 Hill's handsome and talented young mayor, mn the city Monday on legal lusiness. | E. E. Root, of Mich sspenid. | Me a COL of wecks in the city | visiting his brotherinJaw, H. B Higl | ee red 80) denmocra roi the wail service ou the St. Louis & Iron | Mountain railroad, to make room for republicans. Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday It is dam fruit nights there was heavy frosts to be hoped. however, that age was done the prospe | crop. A good work worth 50 cents ing House. Mrs. Wm. Page will leave in a few days for Denver, Col., to spend the summer with her sister. The Tres wishes her a safe trip and a American Cloth- pleasant time. of Homer town! ship, was rusticating in the city Sat urday and looking as happy as a big jsunflower. He also reports corn planting backward in his section. Alex Walker left Satur day evening for Tipton, Mo., to officiate at the funeral of his old friend Col. ; Harrison A. Glinn. In consequence of which there was no services at his church last Sunday. C. J. McDonald, stationed in Green | county in the revenue service, who has been spending a couple of days | with his family in this city left for his place of buseness Saturday even- ing. John Medley, one of Bates Coun- | ties most prominent and prosperous Pierce Hackett. Rev. farmers living some ten miles south- | west of Butler, at last accounts was jlying at death’s door with dropsy, | with no hope of recovery. Jesse Nave, from the northwest | part of the county, was in the city | Saturday. He said the farmers in his neighborhood were very back- | ward with their planting on account of the wet weather. Our 50 cent unlaundered shirt is same as others sell for 75 cents. Amenican Crotuixe Horse. The water and gas committee are hard at werk corresponding and in- Vestigating, and are taking every precaution to present propositions that will meet with the hearty ap- proval of the council and citizens. Dr. T. C. Boulware attended a meeting of Railway Surgeons of America in St. Louis, Thursday and Friday, returning home Saturday. There was a large attendance from i all over the United States: thedoctor ! reports a good time. | Last week we spoke of the engin- cers of the Mo. Pacific Railway being in our county and a typographical error made it read city. The engin- eers have not yet been in Butler. but they will be. and that before very long. ever before in her history. Judge Cloud gave the Tm pleasant call Tuesday. He is in town attending the regular May term of county court. Butler has brighter prospects than All that for business to {is needed is her | keep square up with the procession. and those who “ean’t toot a horn” must get out of the way of the band wagon. Henry's many friends aed E. P. will be sorry fined to his be wrave chensionus of | his recovery. Capt tain Henry is one s and the mention above of his s the nus cond Wm known and w northea Wedues- owned a farm 2 ALES his residence three 1 of Sed 6:30) O'clock He of 1,6) great pride in raising fi 60 acres of which he had his farm well stocked Farmers, L three hundred thous ane has them come to Lanc. The shall says, gold has been found by az perienced miner near Rock, Saline county. It has also been re- ported that gold was discovered Democrat Arrow an artesian well at Appleton City, but the salt did not catch the grays and since that time the lead does not seem to have well. panned out so The Kausas City Globe, the two cent morning paper in the Mis- souri Vali only is meeting with wou- In addition to ex- cellent news features. the Globe is how preparing a interesting series of articles on the summer sorts of the country, which given to the public shortly. derful success. very re- will be Dr. Lansdown has rented and moved his drug store into the Jeff- ress building on the south side. The room was thoroughly overhauled last week, for his accommodations. The doctor is a thorough druggist, and pays especial attention to filling prescriptions. a very desirable one and location is the Tres is new wishes him success. The question of rebuilding an op era house for Butler must not be al- lowed to die out. This town needs and must havea public hall, with out it the city will be “in the soup,” so far as having a place to hold en tertainments, &c, is concerned. We hopeto see the commercial club take hold of this matter at once and see ng rassing ree ition. A.C. Beanctt of Butler, Mo.. was arrested and arraigned before United States Commissioner Parry yester- day ona charge of selling liquor without a license. Bennett runs a restaurant ai Butler and it was claimed he was putting whisky in his milk shakes. He was remanded to jail in default of $300 bail. being held for the May grand jury.—K. C. Sunday Times. if something can not be done to re- the city of her present embar- | J. H. Morgan. city marshal, was arrested last Wednesday on ¢ capias | issued by the circuit clerk charging the said Morgan with misdemeanor | The com- | and oppression in office. plaint was filed by Prosecuting At- torney Bosley. on an affidavit of | William E. Pyle. The sheriff took his bond in the sum of $300 to ap-!and eggs than any house in Bates pear atthe June ternrof circuit court. Times wealthy citizen of in the city Monday ustru- > with Also es for & Co | Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvelofpurity thand wholsomeness More economica inds,andeannet be sold im le of low test, Sold . Wwe g the bolsterto tu r. Wells under took ¢ ir m some distance over He Wheels passed znd bowels. PIERCE & ESSEX. THAT CANNOT FAIL 10) PEEASE Fine Ladies Fine Low Button Slippers all sizes. 85 Ladies Fine High Button Shoes all sizes. $1 3 Ladies Fine Lace Shoes, all sizes, 1 00 pair Ladies Toe Slippers all sizes, T5e a pair. a paar. a pair. Misses’ and Children’s Slippers on Bar; inter d 25: 50 CHNTES A: PAGE Hess 1 Fine Button Lace or Congress. “150-8 pair oO the coi A 5 i Boys’ Fine Button Lace or Congress. 1 25 a pair. Men's Plow Shoes at 1 00 a pair. We have the largest and most complete stock of boots and shc in the Southwest, and sell the best quality always ai the Lowest Prices ing at ¢ a3 ronan = = < = o differen , NOTIONS FOR THE PEOPLE the opera house, ae at ence is shown it shoul That appreciate good bargains. We always have what we advertise. iad tthe These goods are all first class. Our close buying for cash, en- 1 ; oe abling us to offer them at the prices named IN ‘Het 12 bars Turkish Bath soap, 20cts. A good blackin,, brush 10cts. pr aek h i $ pound Cy soap Sets. 50 styles lace. 2tte Tea yard. State University and Dr. Laws $ pound Senate Toilet soap. Sets Takis towels: ‘ : The. Col. Wade, D. D.. editor of the a — = Wisden toweline: 74 & 8h. “110 aked 1 ufficiet = fae ies rseesiad i Democrat i ei : ifficiently | 00 cards dress button per doz 5ets. , Lisle thread yloves, “= that he 25 large envelopes. ‘ fi acy “kerchiets, 5e each. 12 sheets examination paper, t size Bandana, Se each, 12 sheets note paper | Largest size True Blue 5e each. 12 good lead pencils : | “Our Own” liquid shoe dressing 10. conne double distilled sits f¢ the University inve We wish Col. Wade, indieate which of the versities, colleges and ored and illustrated means when he say. We cannot tell them all, but D. D., would | various uni we extend alesman in attendance who will be Come and see us he | cordial invitation to call and inspect them. ~Ahna Mater ) . There are gooses and guinea hens | olite S too, in the educat world, whose | 3 instruction has not been wholly lost | xlad to show you through, whether you wish upon the Col. 5 “ oO} . Let us have some Homeric lines, descriptive of Thersites, made appli cable to Champ Cl am Majors, and other literary cranks about Jeff ‘to buy or not. Give it te ‘em, Col. in heroic verse. Nothing enone Gh taae bier! coe. ENTERPRISE SHOE CO. |L. A. WEIL, Manager. ik ee and the ae pre | : : - > = x inence of Col. Wade. D. D.. i NORTH SIDE SQUAR classical euss who has ye Greek, sang in Sanscrit. prayed in Hebrew and danced in Phy since the early days of the cent and who still drinks in the meth and manners of Gat Bacchus, both in one other literary jim Restaurant an: Our popular vo friend, I formerly in the ré on the north side, the public. This up in first class st dining hall and 1 the west side of the dining hall is the nice-t aud parties wishing t will find his tables = the best the market confectioneries are ne and he keeps all kind His ice cream parlor regular city style. I meal, lunch, coid d confectioneries, or a sau cious ice cream call on the p | restaurant man. R.C. Dicki ais s, | west side square. Morris building. GOODS AND AM ‘Making Prices J. M. F. afi Farmers. accorcing 19 | square figunng. Lane millinery and dry Beets for aay and pays mo McKIBBEN. less re for te nualtr y county. a0 eel