The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 27, 1889, Page 7

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—_ = — * ae eee | = — — —— a ~ : = — — : RUT! ER WEEKLY TIMES. | Corperal Tanner and Colonel W.| New business having arisen siuce a iW. Dudley have formed a co-part- the dischage of the regular grand : LOCAL ITEMS nership at Washington in the pension jury, a special jury was sworn in min Ne Aes Ta ee jclaim business. The corpora! will) Monday. Whe are not acquainted i SOMETHING NEW. bring in the business and Dudley | with the business before the pres-| We cure all rough skinon the face— will “pull the leg” of the adminis jent jury, but suppose among other - eee smooth shaves, latest style hair cuts) tration. ‘things the cases of Crawford and: |. ee It is not the size of an advertisement that counts, but what FRED DORN, ; Robt, Hawks, for sand bagging and that advertisement contains, and whether the goodsare actually to re eae pees) — be had at the prices named, when the customer comes, we make glary of saloon at Rich Hill and idle boast when we say that “We have overy article precisely | joke Katson for forging a uote atias advertised.” The people are with us in our FACTS-- ————— cS aan ed to open a law office in Kansas! Cheap money tc loan on farms | City, and will locate there about the | Jas. K. Brvcrer. first of the year. We understand he Dr. Christy's office is now located | has been employed by the over Dr. Rice's drug store. & Taylor Manufacturing Co. as co! me Se ae Ee a en ene Rich es a parties have been effers >» Mo., will have free arrested aud placed in jail since the postal delivery after Jan. 1, 1690. The voters of Jub y wil Sane pene — on the 28rh of this: Jee 6 4 ON HIGH PRICES” grand jury. j T. K. Martin has been appointed proposition to build & new court ace house at Warreusbur; Johnson = y dee » needs a court house as ba A new line of tinware at Steele's. = = Campbell's majority in Ohio, over nese mee a COE house as bad) prices very low, call eles pen and we know that to eontinue our present success We must con- Foraker, for governor is 12,000. as Bates does a jail, and the people : : : : : ove ought to vote unanimously in favor | During the war Col. Jas. L. Pace,{tinue to make plans that will be beniticial to us, anc re lare- uel ‘ ; we = ae : 4 more larg of the court house. vile a soldier, received a wound in ww r we ’ ore Se te 9 : ihe right arm, which has been giving ley to our so coil T he Sy stent of selling J ob Lots at less ee eee trouble at intervals ever since than wholesale price in our notion department, has proven so suc- ° é : : 5 your ens) The ball passed between the two} a oo = : are : _— — banks. ie to ae ee ee ee : essful that we have placed our shoe bepartment on the Manu- Since April 1st four Washington ur esteemed friend, Ben freland | elbow, and not having had the ad-| Tac "aS « . -ee has yr pp. 1 City polic®men have been killed by | of Spruca township, while it the cicy vantages of good anil ‘dieedice ae Se: yeaa ie a - site = = rene lots negro toughs. Saturday gave us a pleasant call. |the bones seem to eee been injured on hand and Just received and from this date on, we will sell Sohn Harvie living near Marshat, |H¢ 8% summoned as juror in the|.ind failed to heal as they should goods on commission, and you pay no profit on wholesale price : ; ee Turner-McVeigh trial, but was left | have di SO RA tle sae Bice ) ’ ] ’ Mo., was bitten by a rabid dog one a s ave done, consequently, pieces have : 4 Sones % : iat off the jury. There is few better | been working Pare Pe (ho os vet the cOMMIsSsion ussual] y paid the Jobber by the maker day last week. ahs ng out and at times has = ) Kel [eee ee unty than Ben Ire | given hisa great pain. Last weekJand you get the goods at wholesale price. é and. the wound again became very sore, : ; for what God has done for you and — 3 Two steamers last week landed 956 emigrants at Castle Garden. Farmers no chickens gem wea ipeabeenilaisint ah ashanti niente reset Ainanruinatcnsnnsitanerlr inti em Wabash county Indiana last year jand Sunday evenig the Col. conelud Mens calf boots, all solid Tap Sole, Sz 00 Ladies best rubber boots, long leg 1 50 | J Pe lost $250,000 worth of hogs from jed to visit the hospital at Kansas Mens Service boots, all sohd I Kip, 150 | Ladies croquet rubbers 250 | ASabbath school concert will be| cholera and this year it is thought | City, and have the eause of the trou | Mens Banner boots. all solid best Kip 2 90 Ladies pure gum rubbers B5e | " held at the Ohio street M. E. church the loss from that disease will reach | fully investigated. Mens calf Lace shoes. all Solid, 1 25 Mens hest lined arcties 1 00 | to morrow night. $300,000. Many farmers now bee} Wawrep.—-A eas Q of mules} Mens calf congress or laceyall Solid, 1 65 Ladies best Hned arties 85e j Pierce Hackett, Sa an lieve hogs cannot be successfully | from 14 to 15 hand eh, ior which Ladies Kip unlined Shoes, 90 Misses best lined aretics T5e i Dd dela ease gdie ve gloae —- in that county and wil! cease} I will pay the highest price. Ladies cordoyan button or lace shoes | pee Misses pure gum rubbers 30¢ iv ant call Saturday. Sree We ea | Sea BD: — | Sie oe we Ene x0 All goods of which there were only from 1} Baby Cooter, little “daughter of pom bed Pee EEE me | Hon. Wm. E. Walton, delegate | Soyo et cet a me e ee ee in Job Lots. [ MS. Cooter, is visiting her grand ay Se ee eg COUN ty, yo me wel el Misses Siaes ee : pair isc thsi ieee Come and see the Leather t mother in Holden. Col. Elijah Gates’ commission as | Vention in St. Louis. left for that| Childs shoes 50¢ a pair less than ladies. Shoes we are offering for 25, 50 Go to the Commercial club rooms United States marshal of ihe weat-| CY ‘Hbettly oe AS eRe Boys calf solid lace shoes 1 00 and 75 cents. Less thhone-halft tomorrow and get a good Thanks- tera district of Missouri expred that this convention, composed of Bos ciaote weoe dlonce 1 50 cost wrice. we have the largest giving dinner very cheup. Munday. But it is announced thas the best and mest succes-ful finan Childs eae a top, nice ones 7 Boot and Shoe Stock in Bates Co., and We are glad pee Uncle Lew | 2° action wal be taken by the pres-| cers of the country, wi Ee accomplish Mens best bee Terates Bottles: 2 06 offer the Best and Biggest Bargains, but Haggard back from the farm as a ident in the appointment of his suc- ce — ie ae pipe iat BY fens best rubber boots, long logs 2 50 We ES ae 'CUT DOWN t | eee cessor until the mecting of cougress. | this important subject ao 3 reer legs 2 00 receive spring goods tOnethird — So that it appears there will be no late some line of policy which will : s its present size. Our genial friend, Col. L. Culbert change in marshulship until about dnmand the attention of congress son. of near Shobe gaye usa pleasant | the tirst of January. and force it to take call last week. Miss Malvery Harri: Lon & ques- ne Mes. 3M. Tucker left. for Denver i whieh the great west is deep Trade with us and protect your Best Friend--- | mwentto Mad: | Goieradoisunday. tov join dee lusl|= epee anes nen | cen samumnom Your Pocket-book. We offer you | tion in which the gre ison county, Kentucky, last week to]pand. We lear it is the intention was called for the purpose of me- visit relatives and friends, of Mr, Tucker to go into the bark |moPizing ¢ mares topes ose! va tes to-day that have neve been known before Governor Francis and editor} ing busines in that state. Mr. Tuck-| Be ee a ee . ver. At present the coir Jones are still in We ton look |¢v one of the best fir aciers ever in % : s a Wake silver is kept at its minimuin, whic ing after the World's t is £1,000.000 per month. ur. |this county und a clever, sociable | | gentieman.* He will make a success | Ladies merino ribbed vests with long sleeves, 50c ina e aes ae Ladies medicated all wool vests or drawers, fine 1.00. | Lane. He is pe & iSets a dozen. | twenty fifiy thousand dollars. Ladies knit wool jackets, beauties r 3 = 75c | | | | The Bates County Auxiliary So- ciety at the Grocery store of A. FL} Hickman’s, west side square. Mrs. A. C. Vantress left for Kan Some enterpri a.is,o Inde- sas City Sunday to spend afew days ' stantial ee Sron Batesic : me : 2 se, Mo., hav es s a tutions of Bates county, . visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Burner. pendence: SE ee rea hand 1g mm popularity and Alli wool alpine caps, any color ae = = 25c ee sewing society for young girls. No A livery stable was burned in St. girl under nine years of age is ad- Joseph last week in which 27 horses | mitted into the school. Something and 27 mules were roasted alive. of this kind would be.a good thing All wool toboggans, any color - - - 40c Ladies kid gloves - - Mens gloves, any kind, calf or buck - 75c Imported silk ruchings---mode : - 25c Imported silk drsss fronts, novelties - 50c wick on the west side, was closed ST aaa into their new quarters at the north- Mens all wool underwear, bargains = 50ce for debt the latter part of last week.| Mr. Jobe and associates, the gen-|east corner of the square. The {Childrens merino’ plain Underwear 30 | Good toilet soap, : : 3 for 05 ee tlemen who are to put in the electric | additional officers elected at the last | \fens fine white dress shirts é 50 Colored Turkish Tidies and gas system for Butler, were in | meeting were E. A. Bennett, 2nd] 4] wool ,Toboggans, any color... 40 | Mens merino socks, eatra heavy the city a couple of days the latter | Vice-president; new directors, R. J | xy wool Underw “ol 50 - ll wool hos - col of this country. They now control] ,,. - WW, : «as a Mens ali woo! Underwear any co or Ss Ladies all woo ty sate UU part last week. We understand it is|/ Hurley, M. Wilcox, Judge Clark |T adies fine linen Collar, any shape Mens all wool Socks any color (sont of the people. The ot this bank are recognized to ficer: be among eur very best business The Trwes congratulates Mr. and for the young ladies of Baden. men, while the stockholders are well Mrs. J. H. Sisson over the arrival of There is nothing like teaching your si : cee a little daughter at their residence daughter how to cook and sew, it is j be found some of our best and most 5 = . 5 — ae an acomplishment that all girls The grocery store of Lyon & Lud- should acquire. | distributed, and among the list can substantial farmers. About the first of the new year this bank will move s An English syndicate is buying up the leading breweries and mills _ AS] all the leading breweries Z i : seeds meen \ their intention to commence work Wix, E. A. Bennett and M. S. Kier- Ae eo. oe j 10 C4 Shots ‘ideo aes ae ee ee Pure silk Modjeska Ruchings any 25envelopes to see his family. He remained only|farther delay and have elected the} 4. 703° Siar tumblers a5ets| color, 95 | 1 Pound castle Soap — ae and took the evening —— a Sa. and Princess goblets at 40 cents per} Berege Veiling any color per yd 15 | Bpieces fine Toilet Soap... ce Oe oe set, can not be equaled. Se i ae ee 5s 5 mney 3 : a will soon be out of darkness: : 4 BD Seere. Ladies Kid Gloves brown, drab, tan 50 | Handkerchiefs, all kinds and de The insurance adjuster was in Co ht ae eee peek ies RSE Ladies ‘Foster Lace’ finest Kid Glove | scriptions. the city Friday and settled with Dr. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. The Rich Hill Review has be- any color. Childs corset waist, a bargain iz Christy, for his recent loss by fire,| Jno, T. Smith, in this city, will min-| tween 500 and 1,000 teams at work| Linen Towels, a yard long... 10 Ladies silk beaver collars satisfactorily. gle their tears with the parents in]on the grade of the new road bee Ladies, Misses and Childens Corsets, | Ladies full merino ribbed Underwear Ladies white merino plain oa Yale proposes to endow a chair of | the loss of their infant daughter, the| tween Ft. Scott and Rich Hill, and| a large line. Stove polish, 2 sticks for... music. It will be the first universi-| Pride, pleasure and comfort of their | that the Mo. Pacific shops and di-| Ladies corsets, fine goods, ... . 40¢ ty in America to confer the honor|home. The little lips are hushed, | vision offices at Nevada, etc., will at | Ladies fine beaded wraps, from.......300 up | Large bandana handkerchiefs.. the eyes are clesed forever. Its |once be moved to Rich Hill. Be-| Ladies fine Henrietta wraps, ...... 100 | Seaside silk handkerchiefs... ————_—_—_ death occurred Sunday and the fu-|sides this the Kansas City, Rieh Hill] Ladies Jerseys, any (00) (0) cn 75.¢ | Tripolio for scouring, 2 for... Mrs Gardner and daughter Sadie, | neral was conducted from the family | & Eldorado rgad will be completed | ladies flannel underwer with sleeves 1 pound box shoe blacking... ....... left last week for Indipendence,| residence Monday afternoon. The/to Rich Hill withina year. Great} Ladies beaver cloth cloaks.......... Slate pencils, the “cause.” PRRSRRSEE = RRRAEREE Kansas, to spend the winter visie/ Ties extends sympathies. is Rich Hill, great is her coal fields} Mens all wool underwear ......... f 50 c | Lead Pencils... ting relatives. ETT ae and surrounding eountry, but great-} We Defy competition on any kind of Ladies Calfgloves,....... reper Sam Field, the negro on trial Mon- | .,+ of aii is the Review. To read Congressman Randall, is still un- day for stealing some millinery of ee railroads, the dee the able to leave his bed. It is new al- goods from the store of Miss Addie} 3: :0:0n offices and the emcee gee $8 Bare misses and Childrens foot wear | Good blacking brushes. t certain that he cannot be pree- coker ee ance of congress. : REA re given ®| of the future of the city of Rich seca jail sentence of araisegs Sam | 57:11, in the columns of the Review, William Braden, son of D. R. Bra-| ot off reasonably we and he can} ++ Jould astound the people of the ‘ i is | that the plaster and paint of the new x : ago by falling from a_ load of hay is : z that Kansas City, a few miles away, able to sit up and is doing well. rooms had not dried sufficiently for ever sprang into existence. Yes, h t j t 4 different from what ou Miss Fannie Carmean, of Law-jreomsasa dwelling. Had this been Hill according to the Review and wna we ive Se, ol turn it t y d mG rence, Kansas, has returned to But-| the case the charge of grand larceny told by anyin our emp. Oy, re I a once an we. ao es a es sustained and Sam| 5 the businese will all be transact-| WALL cheerfully refund your money. Positively only, ng Y s - fhe ve gone over the road for a 2 C = s hd + ae a _— 8 |ed at near Park Avenue. \One Price. Every article marked in Plain Figures. m' den, who broke his leg a short time congratulate himself over the fact! | 43:3 world to know how it was Should anything you buy of us prove different from Miss Rogers to occupy one of the the center of gravitation is at Rich that when this sinful world is wound DeArmond. couple of years at the lowest and) | After diptheria, scarlet fever, or} f possibly longer. ter Lane's. All work guaranteed. | Miss Laura Wood at Peter Lane's. |Pel all poison from the blood. | 1 or ' Miss Laura Wood is in charge ©: SSS | pneumonia, Hood's Sarsaparilla will Ee the dressmaking department at Pe-| Visit the dressmaking rooms of/ give strength to the system, and ex- ENTERP RISE SHOE a 4

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