The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 18, 1889, Page 10

j } I t Sree rere management. line of plain and fancy dress goods, i k and colored dress Silks cao nila. A full and complete line of fancy goods, roidery, just the thing for Xmas. ed for the Holiday trade. black and colored Kid gloves, laces and emb Shoe Department. We ask your particular attention to our Shoe department, as we have | the greatest variety in Men’s, Boy’s Misses and Children’s shoes espec- | ially adapted for the Holiday trade and will save you 25 per cent. in this department. Millinery Department. Come and see the Christmas Novelties. Cloak Department. A large line of Ladies, Misses, and Cnildrens Cloaks and Jackets, which we will close out in the next ten days, regardless of cost or value. Silk | Plush Cloaks. We only have in stock 20 long Plush Cloaks and propose | 2B make a regular sweep of this lot of stuff for the Holidays. Be sure and see them. vince yourself. Mens overcoats from $1.50 to the finest. Boys over- coats from $1.25 to $1.00 and $1.25- We cordially invite you to visit us during play of merchandise, especially adapted for Holiday trade. your kind patronage bestowed on us for the past 14 years and hoping to see you in the future. Permit us to extend our best wishes fora merry Christmas and ahappy and prosperous New Year, SAMUEL LEVY HOLIDAY SALE. 2 i ETT Ee ge ea ae aS We will show the grandest lines of Holiday Goods ever shown under one oods department, you will find a full and complete ere black and colored Henriettas, and the larg= Plushes and Velvets, especially adapt- fine _hosiery,| Clothing Department. Mens. Boys and Childrens suits, all reduced in prices, call and con- $5.00 Childrens overcoats from 75c to $3.00 See our fine Tailor made suits and our coats—equal in fit, style and | workmanship, to the best custom made garments. White Silk Mufflers, from 50c to the finest colored silk Mufflers 50, 75 Cashmere Mufflers, 50, 75, and $1.00 Fine embroidered silk Mufflers—New style We remain, | THE LARGEST | | Hold your turkeys for better mar- ' burglary; L. B. Willett, forgery; | ket. AND. MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF CHNINTMAN GOOD INTHEGOUNTY. NOW ON SALE ——— Ar HOFFMAN'S NOVELTY STORE. EAST SIDE SQUARE, A Z MONEY — *) Ibis said this weather is bad on growing wheat. i BUTLER, MISSOURI. The Butler merchants are all pre- pared for Christmas. AN S. P. Francisco has been confined to his bed by a severe spell of sick- ness for several days. i o { } BATES COUNTY \ The roads, notwithstanding the rainy weather,are in a fair condition City, is visiting her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Winsett, of Summit township. TAS. K. BRUGLER & SON MANAGERS, Butler Mo, | Rheumatism is caused by lactic | acid in the blood, which Hood’s Sar- | This Company invests money in real! saparilla neutralizes and thus cures estate, buys notes and School Bonds, | rheumatism. and dealsinall kinds ot good seuuriteis. | U 40 to 640 acres each, and good i Come and see. Gro. W. WEavEr. | close Friday for the holidays. { t i i | We will seil holiday goods lower | Set Rifles, Carpenter Tools, | : : : FINE IMPROVED FARMS |than any one, this we guarantee. |@ Complete line of Pieced | ¥° 8 tawing toa close ond he is | Will discharge the duties of his of- handkerchiefs 25, 50, 75, and $1.00. Gents fine linen hemstiched handker. chiefs 15, 25, 35, and 50c. hands and Puff Scarfs. fine underwear. ders, only 90c per pair in a box. gloves. dog skin gloves. the Holidays and see our great dis= Yours Respt. Gents fine initial handkerchiefs from 10c to the finest. Gents fine silk Gents fine neck wear, all the new novelties in Windsors, Teck 4 in Gents fine white and colored shirts. Gentg | Gents fine Cashmere hosiery. Gents all silk suspen. jf Fine Camel hair gloves, Cashmere Kid mitts lined. Fine Caster and Fine lined an unlined Kid gloves. Fine Mocha lined gloves. Fine silk umbrellas, gold and silver handles, from $2.00 to 7.50 Thanking you for LOCAL ITEMS. Landed in the Penitentiary. = Bates county's consignment of Lane has made a call fortwo hun-| Convicts taken to Jefferson City dred thousand head of chickens, | last week by sheriff Glazebrook, ducks and geese; let them come.)is as follows: J. EE. Stringer, | Thos. E. Ashbrook, forgery; Bert = _ Crawford, larceny; John Latson, The Butler public schools will | forgery. All five were young men and it is too bad that by their fool- |ish acts they have blighted their Little Mable Arnoldwho has been | lives and brought disgrace upon quitesick, we are glad to know is | their families when they could have | convalesent. ‘done better. Farmers, as the turkey market is | MeELREE’S WINE oF < glutted it will pay you to hold them | Sana =e until later. Let your other poultry | ce epene ae Euan bone @ come. Peter Lane is the farmer's! Little Joe Aaron Hart, son of fend | uncle Aaron Hart, met with a very — = | unfortunate accident Saturday even- Franz Barnhardt has been fortu-| ing about sun down. In company nate in securing the services of our| with Harry Levy, Phil Parkinson young friend, Dixie Haggard, as pre-| and several other little boys he was scription clerk in bis drug store. | playing with Judge Parkinson’s Dixie is a graduate of the shool of | large New Foundland dog, when the pharmacy of St. Louis and under- | dog in play reared up on Joe, knock- stands the drug business in ali its! ing him down, breaking his thigh details. Besides this, Dixie isoae| bone. Dr. Walls was called in and of the most popular young men in| set the limb and little Joe,while suf- the county, and his large scquain-| fering great pain, is doing as well as tance will be an advantage to the|could be expected. Uncle Aaron store. A cordial invitation is extend-| says the mishap was purely acciden- ed his friends to call and see him. | tal and he can have no hard feelings In accepting the situation he will! toward any one on account of the not in the least neglect his duties as unfortunate affair. county surveyor and bridge commis- | sioner, as he has made arrangements to employ a competent deputy who “OUI for Weak Nerves, Peter Lane will have his ‘palace chicken carin Butler Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dee. 18,19 | and 20. He is the only man in Bates | county who ships poultry in car lots | Go to the depot and see this palace poultry car. fice under his directions. Useful Christmas goods consisting of best makes of | ane See Pocket knives, Table knives| The Sunday school superinten- and forks. Butcher knives | 4ents of Bates county will remember and a beautiful line of| that Dickensheets will not be under- Carving knives and forks, | 8°14 on candies and confectiuneries, Torrey Siweedish Razors, | 88, toys, &c. Shearsand Scissors, Club | Skates, Shot Guns and Tar Dr. Frizell desires us to notify all | persons indebted to him, that as the land. Stamped Tinware, in need of money they will confer gtazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- |. Lost—About Ist of Nov., fine black sow, weight 250 or 260 pounds. Reasonable reward. Address 3-2 L. S. Pappocs, Butler, Mo. | Bent Wood Churn, Ameri-\® favor by coming forward and pay- OMPANY OUR BUSINESS INCREAS- ek ee ee ] Bg Are Selling MENS and BOY Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Caps acnamem oat + Gloves and underwear at su Low prices, that please _ tht people and they are with Call and see we will treat y Seeing is believing. A, E. BLAGHERT, Palace Hotel Building, Butler, Mo. nice. County Court Proceedings. Rachel Godfrey, Support daughter, $ 20 00 Jesse Spearman, mv’ng brdg to fishing branch, B. B. Schuster, work on Ki- ous bridge, J.C. Hayes, clerk fees, W S Sitlinger, serving grand | Marriep—On Tharsday Dec. 12, at the residence of Fred Fix, one mile north of | City, Most Bennett, to Miss | Spitznaugh, Rev. J. W. E 67 50 | rock officiating. : About 40 invited guests 17 Br present. Miss Ida Crabb, of 45 15 | Hill played the wedding march Miss Minnie is a niece of Som | Fix and a daughter of of Mrs. Oba jury subpcenas, 1 00/ of Sheldon, Ts. She is a you T W Maddox, school loan, 150 00 | dy of rare accomplishments, & L A Orr, serv stenographer, 140 00 = — in society es W H Hupp. repairing brdg, 18 00 ea ng: a life partner (0% proud of. The groom is a son of A Be the pioneer miller of Papinvile # isa sober and industrious J man, isa practical miller and! charge of the Pappinville mille Mrs. Fix spread a sumptnow® We are in reezipt of Hood's Sar | Past to which it is needless 0 We are in reezipt o} : cols Sa | on dia full justice. The Papi saparilia calendar for 1890. Art and | band discoursed some sweet utility are beautifully blended in the}and the Misses Ida and B lovely girl's head on a dark olive|Crabb entertained those P background, and the neat pad | with choice selections. Alm For saLe cuzar—40 acres of good land near Butler. Some little im- provements. A small payment down Apply to Peach & Sprague. ‘can Washer, and the only | ing up without further notice. Original Round Oak Stove. R. R. DEACON. | per pound. | pended gives the months in concise Candies at Dickensheets at 7 cts. i shape for reference. Ask your drug- was a happy occasion, long @% remembered. A large numb beautiful and costly presents gist for one. received. Roo