The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 22, 1889, Page 1

Cg lined 8 1 to 0. t Le. Cure or 5 vices, nging ) per 3 still want es be a call. ving ‘ing this TS Sol 'D, terial] 1 in ’ORK™ narge 37 PLER, MISSOURL WEDIESDAY MAY . NO. 26 ci eatiee : oe a ca ON PR BR muna’ Suan scree SURE i Sale, } . ? 1 sa apetn 3 Fi a » tae + . + ( i ‘ 5 ewhat shoripi money. and are remery aGUsSIOUS 10 exchane eC Ou] surpl us Set ne ie <i = Bes i { Hi ay \+ \4 ¥ Cc der to ake the exchange at ope, we will offer th » lot HALF PRICE. advertise a Wi yt fE Geobps” when you eall. i iy Tn cur Childrens Departinent We Offerthe Follows 7 ; om St 00 PEE of Child's Blue Flannel Suits (Blouse Wa: 75 ct poe -* Cassimere Reduced from 7 50, 1 © Stout Plaid Sutts at $1.50, reduced from 2.00 po we *¢ Wool-Flannel Suits 50, Reduced from $8 50. eer on ~ : ae z ' ; ee: : . j “ ghi Haid Wool Suits >) be <* 4il-Wool Cassimere S sat 86 50, Reduced from $11 60. 1 ai ji y : Dats Go rae — ss TET 50, Reduced from $13 50. di all Wool Casstirere Suits rt 52.90 1 duced from 400. elnd Worsied Suit sd 00, Reduced from $15 & 16 5e. : Plaid Worsted suits Wieh B sate gy > 2 ; it £15 OO NReduced from $2 2 50 & 25 4 Base Ball Hat and Cap Willbe Given With by s Suit Qver $2.00 found to be lower tnan elsewhere. 3 e Seb Sa, werth ome=sthird more. a NAD 5 wv See be Bis e yonee Pee auned Men’s Seercucker coats and vest, Tae. Be iverall only T5e. SRAW HATS at lowest prices. Heme mber these are CASH. Be sur before buying. 77> : REMI SORET IPTEE AMERICAN CLOT spam, 6 re a j i q votice of Final Seitlement tes is in Lou re Cour MINISTER RICE DEAD. the un of the Hake tinal settle: with said estate as such next term of the probate to be holden 2th day of his presence an nentions Swidenty Strickenon the Eye of sail | vy Burope. Suu WEA i \ f ROYAL Pas ) > 17.—Allen Thorn 2 vly appo! in died sudde : the pe \yenue He ¢ out ty CUS New York dike Rice, ted imin- |, ly yester- NEW BARBER SHOP. » DORN has opened up a € post He has new ng clean and mod- adies hair work, rated. All our old new ones invited rteously treated. My i plenty of room for lid not use te ae = morn wee 14 z t Mr. Rie: © ay ud Vie ven sult from | throat affection for a few but | was not supposed to be in any dan- |} ger. He intended to start for rope yesterday in the Inman steamer, City of Paris. but was compelled tod lay his departure owing to his sick- ness. Mr. Rice had been sick for a few days with tonsilitis and had some pmptoms of quinsy. A sudden } swelling of the glottis, while he sle Bu cut off his bre th : without awakening him. His nurse, | face, along nose. He isa lit- his valet and his physicians were | tie over the medium hight, and was present. The manner of his death | dressed yesterday in a light colored rare and was unlooked for | Prince “Albert ‘coat, with trousers His luggage had partly been sent | ang waistcoat to match, anda soft sbroad. “Dr. Fuller had expeeted he | white hat. of the brigidier pattern, would be able to sal on Saturday. | Hig general appearance was that Gf a well-to-do visitor from a country ) town, and many a person, who did Last Saturday night during the (not know him and saw his betting, severe storm the burn of George | took him to be one of the Bluegrass Martin, living 9 miles southwest ‘of crowd.” Deepwater, was struck by lightning. ee | when he bet Come-to-Taw second race yesterc nings on that race a the neighborhood of $ ex-outlaw was one ofthe the ground who would picked out son who ¢ 1 his win- to be in Money to Loan. u good security. We have mon ey : loan at 6 per cent interest and 5 per cent commission for five years. Absolutely Pure. No ae charges. Borrower can 389-88 3eylas | pay all or part at any interest pay- *00 aaGNO? aes ne uy ae amano. oxinvarsyion Sedo A | time. This makes your loan $4303 moy Jo apaynuM ayy yim uoIedWIOD Cost zlout 7 per cent. w 03 9 JOUUBS pus ‘spuly ALBUulpso 943 UBYs ereonoos « ai07 Gad ee 4#uei39 | 48-tf Jas. K. BrvGier. Ayandyoyaarew V “sauea 19A0u sepmod SIG L | | ot know built, but arather sandy mustache, d caused death Strack by Lightning. “2, R. DEACON, HARBWARE - AND - IMPLEMENTS. Thelighning struck the barn between | Jee! lee! Tee! and 9 o'clock while the family! [I have now on hand two hundred were eating supper. The shock ice which I shipped. the TOP BUGGIES, SPRING AND FARM WAGONS. caused the whole family to rise to nart from Nebraska. Owing E ‘ Pp m their feet. As it raining hard ity of ice in that region Buckeye oie IN OPrCE == u ps. John hurried up stairs for his hat before going out aye and saw the | pelled to. sell es at the barn. He rushed down I would be pleased to have the pat- stairs exclaim * othe barn is on | ronage of all of my old customers fire!” George and John both ran to‘and “as mauy new or the barn to save the ck The may feel disposed to it an advanced price. L z Z NEW arn Wa x40 feet, built of their support. Ten po oak lus south cor- | tomers 14 cts. or $4,50 per rators 1 cent per ets 75 ets per hun- 100 pound refr pound, meat ms dred pounds. AACN. ShEDO n a < = i] = — co = oo eo > o no an J a oe 8 8 0 Struck the southwe ? shed, Jin oy ig the swept. the f full aa of the k John each got on fire spread so r: ho time to + whieh px Water Demo: - - sy a =| “ < N w = 4 v ™ wo L. S. Pappocs. a 1ova NHaAIOO THE BEST MAKES OF Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, &c. Gas Pipe Fitting and Pump Repairing. ve Parties wan 02 long o: With pr. @ before ¢ Abould call Vvestment Co. A Large Assortment of PIECED and STAMPED TINWARE.