The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 1, 1890, Page 8

| \ See our line of melton over coats! 1 | H. 1.. TUCKER, of at $10.00 they are a ld beater. successor tod. G Walker 1 | Bates county has a in a le se sc a : : are DRUGGIST. | tevctine tie mands other i. ine Stepneas ant Me \ nl \ Ul (I | th | | tu ‘The thove paragraph will be a = ! Ww —_ Was marri | } ( ( ; news to the farmers of this county ence the bride's with whom in a businesss way Mr. if in Lane has been closely allied since“ and ha le ¥ rlorious time. Their his residence in our city, and they | © . f wish then abund s killed the fatted ye —maE> - O+ <a | apt to mis t sale of} Dealer in \from the buisness circles of our | towr Asa poultry man Mr. Lane did business on an extensive seule ft 7 aA i} teint somest Line o unty and ste but le Z oo U met Kx sas Wel was th section of the sta i that h nal d poultry in car lots, an 1 j — ¥ . Ye bah 4 pl : ke : : ’ er F 4 G t} | 1 r rey i ‘ nd . 4 ’ i perics but keep right on with the : : oo ae Bassctt's far : “ B wi crowd going to FRED DORN, th we ' D ees Oe oul; Butler to the farmers Roadie and s cont on Disk Unug © : ; f Butler |! babae ptr Sor Men Youths and boys ee : cy caesar ae eee ws ee - For Men Youths and boys ever disylayedin the ; tae St oe ae hs present South-west; at prices to enable one and all HATIS ¢ : $ L. | | ay Poe | omg a Te - —— a i J. Fisher | { ¢ til to « i t i : vHVA y , Ay r i» . iors i } osvint ’ ’ ’ a \ bs treet le rs tt loberly talk Phe ‘l | hets th itl hesidee ibe tiie Ne ‘ : et = aad y { a7 religion more than they Jo politic Bailhie + inile a ble ene f tl i ‘1 ‘ : : . ‘ F } Lead We can assure Mr. Lane that he ea i be inp yee ‘Pl 7 We will pay We for good wheat bus no friend in all this community Ree grand QUEM Chere ae ee a a nn “i ose yes ti. ; ate “2 that feels more keenly his misfortune | will be given at the same _ ell i ; ‘ 3 ‘\than the Totes, and we extend to | complete the pasion! on the bell A 1 the Hew Colors in medium “un | | ‘avy , ol t k Ipeavea Shannon & Co. hin our sineere sympathies. He “ee . ny ; - Park, of Virgi | ji ‘ cL Weavy We tone XC rsey 8, Mrs. N. A. Wade, son Ben and | Sys he has no fault to find with his}, “0008 © ada aes . . niece, ft Satine went creditors as they Lave one aul so ger peti gga Meltons, B aver and ( ‘hinchillas age ‘ i treated him nicely. ral bangi rede abe aare eS : over to Appleton City last week to Be eee the prohibition ticket. He pro ’ | visit Mrs. H. W. Grantly and family Those Jewel Base heaters for soft] poses to make a thorough canvass 5 a = ———— SS } 1 sagas coal, are the finest stove in the mar-| of the country. \ etn oo re: ket; sold by McBrine & Co. Tice Dutton drew the big pipe at : 5 ' , Mrs. G. J - O. M. Drysdale. 1 homo before taking their departure We have heaters from tive dollars a 4 had two cows Q § at } reas A 6 worcoats 4, bla t ; for St. Louis. up, but just think of getting « good | killed by lightning last week. 9 ) | Live Oak, as its name indicates, is ested ong mse. Bat i a : Rg short + ee i I . igs fo : we must | the other night. Ria entre race eee oe eee u a a lively heater, at iia titi have room. Haaren & ArKison. 4 Uncle Billy —— and wifa| : ii ae a = oss ‘ Se . ‘To Dispel Colds. ave Juss returned from Cass county ay ~Bear this in muind—see our rl Ig | of 0 | } The asylum at Nevada bas 250 ine} pron duel iF eccdl where they have been visiting Mrs. we? re 5 see prices De ore biLyIng mates. This number will be augment: | ¢), poss fee ‘fe es sree D.'s sister. ib tter the N je system ectually, yet gently, Andy Arbogast has taken contract = isciaieapag acciamiens Piety Be - % pried “ee pa or bilious, or when the for finishing Clate Wolfe's big barn. yer election, if M. V. Carro # caso ood rn impure or —- per-] Geo. Bright has traded his mules ' comes before the proper authorities. reo > rer se ane ani for u span of big gray horses ’ " ‘ o awaken the kidneys and liver toa) Jobs of corn cutti 1 thresh — oe it ld bel _|healthy activity, without irritating inca joa Fig ieee \ ) Pomesdorcngpatin aap ara or weakening them, use Syrup of| Losr—1 black sow pig, will weigh i | off if he was sent before the election. | Figs. 451m. [about 85 pounds. Finder will noti- 1) P Live Mee near voi na Clear Cut and Convincing. fy N. M. Nestlerode, at —<. : A! ree is a thing of beauty ever! asting. Judge DeArmond delivered a a a Judges of Election. { County Court Proceedings. For your . } Sold oulyby McBuive. & Co. splindi speech at the circuit court Cheaper than Ever. The following were appointed by SCHOOL LOL ME: to oe oil clotha go Booay sate. 1 have three buggies |TC0™ Clinton yesterday tougreat} We have the largest stock of cook |the County Court as judges of the| James Wilde $500 00 a tosis one spring wagon, one cart. and one crowd, notwithstanding the inclem |and heating stoves in Southwest | November election. OJ Fudge 2.000 00 Lone Ouk. juber i : 1 : ae ent weather. It was clear cut and|Mo. and will sell for the next 380| Mingo; Peter Ewing, Estes Smith, | Geo H Morris "050 00 A fine rain to-day. : mber Wagon, Deatis> a8 good s convincing —democratic to the core. | days cheaper than anybody dare to. |F. M. Staley and Nelson Crosby, Jobu Health 500 00 | Wheat all sowed in this part d new which I will sell at public aue Several prominent republicens said Harver & Arkison. Grand River, Andrew Ritehie, L. arises , Bates. tion on the public square in Butler, | it was the strongest argument in ———_—___—_—_—_- Goodrich, Jo Pulliam and Zib White. acCouety AL wer | Mrs. Will Cox is on the sick list} 4 | favor of democratic principles aud| We buy our goods from first) Deer Creek, Boone Glazebrook, | H C Cook support paupers — 15 00 | this week. Saturday, October 4th at 1 o'clock. ne : Sis monthe time will be given cn policies they had ever heaerd It was | hands in large lots, pay spot cash | Geo. Brundige, J. H. Neff and T. R. | id. Owens wolf scalps 600| Say, you U. L. people, do . t ‘Pp strong tariff reform and a scorching for all we buy and offer you lower | Mobley. Thos Wolf support pauper 12 00 | know what this rain is? It is ia Melee rebuke to the proposed “force bill”) prices than any house in the state-| East Boone, M Haas, $. T. Mudd, | W F Rosser mdse county 5 00 | begining of the November storm, ELREE'S Wine « 1) for Weak Nerves to terrorize the politics of the se th. Sam’, Levy & Co. M. H. Trobridge, and W. H. Erwin. | Rolen Clark ass'‘ng Homer twp 14 84 | your blankets ready for n snow a Judge DeArmond went from Clinton a West Boone. Isinh Powell, Geo. T M Broadus “Shawnee” 14 21 | der. At Cost! Uncle Aaron Hart, who has been to Deepwater to speak at might.— ‘ p Rosier, Wm. Marsh and Joel White. | 5c Adams “Charlotte” 1726| The apple cutting at Mr. Dillod in the city for the past two adie Clinton Democrat. ic ure per - entire stock : West Point, L. S$. Richardson, J. | bs m wd : “ Pleasant Gap 22 85 = well attended. The young visiting his family, left Mc y " Ta Tee groceries, Glass ant queensware at) Nf. Tye, J. H. Crawford and A. P. | 1ower bros ridge lumber 74 20 | ple eutall of the apples and @ al ra ae he ; M —— Pissoangent on - Pegg R paar Now is the time to buy cheap] Cline. J W Bailey, culvert 125 00 | retreated to another i and hy : ng € yusiness at pie & for eggs a 1aris | goods before they all go. Elkhart, W. S$. Chandler, Ellis | Oscar Reeds 1-4 salary 250 00 | ed until 12 o'clock when all took the] | ermitage. e hope ey see him er y mm Taey Can't Expunge this Trom Memory | Hand, R. A. Garrett and Jas. Cowley. | Geo Mathes boarding pris. 25 40 | departure for home. } back by the fourth of November, to] Col. Terrill, National Lecturer of} The Judas Iscariot of 2,000 ies ibs Waluat, Ed Davis, J. W. Bailey, | R&T A Ennis mdse Co. 15 00 The U. L. rag baby, red flag patt } record his vote for the grand old|¢the Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union = ee T. J. Wilson and Frank Jennings. W K Rosser ea 7 00 held a speaking at Double bi } democratic party 1 5; i hi ai ra ion, ago is to find a counterpart in the} Worland, Thos Ferrill, Sam West, EL Rice, stationery 490 | Friday night which was well af | Sinn said in a public speech recently: | Judas Iscariot of to-day. The Judas | Clayton Ellis and ©. Peterson. i ed by the rag babies. “When man attempts to hunt of-| who took the thirty pieces of silver New Home No. 1, L. W. Beck, Jas. cist ell , What we would like to know: | tice through che order, set down on/and went and hanged qeineclt tae Steele, Jas.S Bell and John Swarens. | Sheriff ordered to quarantine glan- | Why some of the boys look sos 7 ok, we gave he . im.” Preside’ » state No. 2, N Nyhart, . | dered "ses longing ‘loyd | since Mag has left? When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria. him.” President Hall, of the state! left an example for the Matt Quays ‘ae "lates a Packs pty Herre Why the Double branch 8. 8. When she Shild, i iauce. j » ure a ° ee ‘ — eajoraeronbec atl alliauce, has uniformly urged the or | that is well worthy of imitation. Carpenter. |mon and John Moore were appoint closed? } When she had Children, she gave them Castoria oe ry OU BOUaee! And yet} I do not know whether the charges} Lone Oak, John Spry, P. Hancock, | ed appraisers. Report of Redmon, | Where Miss Susie got her fine j there are men in this and every other|}made agamst the chairman of the Aaron Thomas and Jack Walker. | Drennon and Moore were approved, | ab! ; county who joined the order for no| national republican committee are Pleasant Gap, I. N. Mains, David | Bond of TC Sanderson, et al, for Where George went last Su \ a : other purpose. earthly, than to r Laskey, John Gench and Wir. Requa. ; subscription to bridge on the Mari- evening? Dex § / - purpose, earthly, than to run] true or false; but I do know that i 7 >, ty iv i id i J. E. Williams & Co. offer their for office. This is cold truth. They z Hudson, E. E. Holt. Ira Patton, | a8 des Cygnes river, 24 miles north —_—__—_——_—— tire grocery aigeke feb bake “They ms Weve ee cold truth. “they | they have been made by journals of | John EcDavitt and W. W. Hutchin- of Rich Hill. approved. Come quick avd get a bargain hikye the best atand freslicat: ck “te went into it in hope of “working” it] eharacter and standing again and} son. R & T A Ennis mdse co. ck. 32 00( cook or heating stoves as we mi and bought at the closest prices ie for a boost they never had been able} again, and I do know that in the tockville, M. E. Baldwin, Jasper | Stare Bros lumber for bridge 15 00 | have room. Harper & Arkiso¥ Butler. They intend to close out to get anyw here else. And, mark it, face of these charges Matt Quay has — John Turner and C. C, on Glazebrook shfs feep 6 30 Public Si " ia " here and remove to Webb City. | failing to get office, they will fall out|;remained silent and bas ith 3 nad Se F . 12 00 ee eer ¢ Anyone wanting to go into the gro-| with and desert their latest | nas ‘ — eee Prairie, John Burrows, Wim. Malt. | Thos Cameron bridge work 3.00 I will sellat public sale on @ cery business sn ay wallace eal mw desert their latest love just | sought not attempted to seek oppor-| bie, Dug Bradley and W. M. Lane | Wm Moore . 2 3.00 farm, 5 miles southeast of Butler, ihate Mock and wel & good staid: as certainly as in the past they lave) tunity to vindicate himself of them. Osage, T. V. Rogers. L. H. Bird, Manson Swift 4 a 3.007 Wednesday, October 15, 1890, pe Sties dM +|always been on the hunt for an office |] do know that as a great republican Griff Sweney and John Sproule. ' Geo Pollock « 92 50 | following property to wit: Q Besides our large stock of cook and didnot get it and left some|leader he owed it tothe great part Sprague, Leroy Taylor, J. Z. D L Haggard * comer 37 50 | work horse; 1 brood mare, 1 and heating stoves we have b ht | other party Bae party | Graves, Martin Wheeler and W. A. Tom Ritchie + work 250) year old filley; 3 brood sows; ie Raaree ato Mi as 3 ahs ee at DSN weer ere at whose head he was either to brand | Williams. Z Rayborn “ « A BO need ot atock og 9:4 toi : Eeavanwentts aaaarcaal eed: See our line of heavy blue cheviot | them as in famous or to prove| Hume, —— Taylor. H. C. Reese, T J Merica ae 450 horse wagon; 1 a cart; ( dich fod ocseeas ata GE Gnd Wick cake Popeye knee pants: suits, age 4 to|their falsity, or he owed it to the P. Harkins and Gib Holland. DT Owens = 19 50 | ing machine; 1 breaking plow, of any discription you can get it Po sult Sam'l Levy & Co. | party to stand aside from its leader- ee . bl —- E. P. Fos- | = prereid atrie tt 300! combined riding and walking cheap. Hanren & Armisox. | Fortunate Women, [Sbip. He has uot dove either and a io wee dpe perierpn j Grantly all Right. } Mrs. Mary a Baker, of Ovid, Mich., a “en ie fol. Deerwester, Cass Armstrong and C. |DL Haggards ~ salary 6 00 acres of dornan field, 8 or 10 te Daas : Pai: has reason to be very thanktul. She i y can not afford to fol- | H. Moore. ‘D L Haggard stamps ete 150 ti Sena eeyy ( yer to a friend in this place nee a rca eometcs from heart disease low the lead of a branded criminal. ‘cane Geo. Mosier, Geo. Price, | J T ton ee MeQui Ne i = ea -_ } relati e politic . lor years. Was short of bre: h = i justi imse : "uk oe Fe) is a1 : erie bs re aaa 1 in relation to the political appointe| cry spells, pain He a ! ad hune | He has failed to justify himself and | 4. 1, Embree and C. C. Clyzer. ty. 2530) Terms: $10 and under cash; -|though opportunity and ample time} Deepwater, Wm. Ludwick, D * Jor : B : y c ty e tims -epwater, Wm. ck. Dayis, Job-1 Deerwester bond as collec- | sums over $10 a credit of 6 have been given him, he remains si-| Radford, Clark Wix and Wm. Comp- tor of Shawnee township—approved. | will be given without interest if ments of Hon. D. A. DeArmond, the | ness, etc Dr. Mil After taking t : Hon. Harry Grantley says: “Let us b Boe Jot Ses lent. His sil 1 1 5 - he am betterthan for 20 vears. y mind | tent. is silence under such circum- | i f ; 4 z, ~ ive Mr. De! . pap TREE nind A : | ton. Application of G A Todd for sz . , ? 8 s DeArmond a warm welcome | and eyesight have ir jertal-|stances is the confession of guilt.) ¢ : r ‘ loos pee ae es “ ‘ vr sa | when due, otherwise to draw for he isa good and worthy man.”|(** I advise all perso | Summit, T. J. Fry, G. B. Parker, | 4002 ‘1cense fied. ceni. from date, note to beara] icted to! An hb able ms p , nonorable man does not long Cicero Grahan and R. F. Stubble ed security. 10 per cent. pet | use Wheels Dekvmond is a m | $ grest remedy + | dall } ae - - is assail = - ee y, dois an of | 4 + : | dally when his acter is assailed | ¢ . i ieee Be i ; hen dal: es s wei eg OCU. r — e | discount for cash. ; gh moral worth and ndid abili- : se, He has delay Pass ng Fag Mt: Plersant, J. W. Ennis, R. G John Atkis ons Paci Wat 2t H.C. Doxouve, Auctiogim sally cone peed) hare well, J. A. Wright and Frank 0 t x Peon e Av 77 Stoves. cell 1 est Side itler, Mo.