The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 22, 1890, Page 5

—— ea ; HENDRIUKSON A SPUR HULUL... \ (\ | The Tres asserted last week the ini: engcral ties eaking \T. J. Hendrickson was one of the bil original incorporators of the © \ \ @ =: k. of one huudred -_ each, | oy bala ks 2 Vai ai ns 2 | | Hendrickson nee ha Speer = R ~ Ne j 22, 7-30! F ior, Weduesday, Oct. 22 nenmeusmmenanceuuanai x, C. F. Boxley. in that bauk vic.ve'ts Grocery and Queensware cisco and A. T. Mudd | The articles of incorporati Attractive Gor | as. aim. Td saa 2 ee P| Men on the North Side of the Squa-e are e- ‘ itler H i thea, Oct 2: ceivi ing this week an Immense N> vy Stock of In great variety of styles on — a S$. and the name of T. J. H Attractive Prices. psn found on pages . . |} one and tree of th ecord Phat tell their own tale of cheapness. sakes samen -AUERSARE SASS -O OAL md Oscar } are public records and are open y are showingnew and beautiful designs in issware and lau.ps, 7 ia Lamps and Vase Lamps, ttownship, Monday Oct W. Graves, JOR. Miller awnee town-hip, Inesday, ver | , John T. Su and W. | the inspection of auy one wi Attractive Barguins (gsvure ©! Bou | to ple: bet, a ry oer ee et poe buye ig |dricksou ‘transferred this stock tu | his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Hendric : Attractive Tecatment ee + | Nice manto pose as a ref i shting b: 3 d corp ons Asmile and a square deal wv [fighting bunks and corporation stand “amps, pm,ww nehip, Taesday Oet ~- 50 Bet Lamps and Poss Lamps Be. See eer Gratin i Op.m., WW Graves, To overilowing—new things coming in every day. 7:30 WA E marth : =. = are also the agents for the sosee Ey, Mason & Hamlin ic tic ° } 1 township, \ i ee Fr Oct — Graves, Jou | While our people have no dispos : i ae And lamps of every dese: [= = Se ase ,|tion to persecute the Mormons. th Wednestay O } a js : Keep us in anal when you want a genuiue bs ing, hats, wad t 1 tl e . 4 3 | heir prices on g ware and) hunp paw 4S > entsfurnishings. Bound to attract trade, if low prices amd yood geods eri ed ip = zee ms Pbrs a | one is surprised. Their goods are shipped directly from the i it with open arms and promote one t Wer The Oca 40s vw will do it. 1 ae ee : EA Pate eee factories at Pittsburg and they cannot | a a ~y ’ the most important office in the : ise, Spraice township A. & Blac herts SS THEIR STOCK OF GROCERIES :3 SF ) R a a y grd,7:30p.m., WW f a a oo - ‘ | CE oy. a8 ey nilay Nov rs cine NCR EO LATE CNIS ANAM NANTON CCNNR CONN CNN TT BUT! I RK \\ EEKLY TIMES. | The i: Lications now cre thatthe! rehable Summit was coming round | old “K-ystone state.” Lennsylvania, j all right. LOCAL ITEMS | will repuiate Quay. by defeating; ¢ Sqn apy See our line of melton over at $10.00 they are y and How. TJ GE NOAH M his candid: (¢, Delamater, .oi gov- HOS, TB OW a A : a world beat = Naidite Tessie town, Friday COTTAGE PIANOS ANDOR(G \ ernor. her that the legislature Ss ry Ce Saturday A vote for DeArmoud + a vot : Saw. De ‘ mint Nadas, Me een one ee é z jis likely io eo democratic sa = = oe Eee oe And ask you to cai an inspect their scoe ievant against the robber tariff. ! : c The government b tamped HON CEE ofiansthine: cruel Miss AliceL t 4 Sund | We als us we advertise. and | out Mormouismin Utah. The citizens | Virginia, | Wednesday, Oct. es es ss Alice Lyon returned Sunday a St Four Corners, Thursday) * eae oon ?| give you yo vds for little mon-| of Bates county will hardly sustain | Altona, Friday fromavisit to Lawrence, Kansas. ey. Sami Levy & Co. Butler, Saturday the church in this county by electing North side Square, putier Mo. - = 6 LIEUT-GOVERNOR 8. H. ¢ Democrats. 4 to the polls early It was unkind in Bre. Wiseman |G. W. Hartsock, sheriff on the union noc Tuesday, Oct. mm Democratic Meetings. Accompanied De Armor 1. Nov. 4th, and vote to down the rob | of the 1 oternr to turn loose his | labor ticket. Piseat Gapenane ; iue democratic speakers are hav- Hon. “. Y. Mor accompanied ber tariff. | No. 10 bree Jouler (2a small barn ~ ae ea Our young iriend W. E. Wells, Seance ing large and enthusiastic nvetings Mr. DeArm Sut as no larger game , | Rey. Robt. W. Peach and bride, | all over the cour At Virginia on | through this county They epoke nee Miss Hattie Burrows, arrived in | last Wednesday evening Hon. W. H. ae XP} > Summy met T. J Hendrickson in at Minden Ula. My Mor- joint debate and those who were gan says that the speeches made by present say that Hendrickson was) Mr. DeArmond at of his trip | yard beetle. seems to show T. W. Legg is Ter again from IS principal of the Sprague public his visit to his pareuts in Ohiv. He | schools, was in the city Saturday and 3 = g =i : ithe city Saturday and spent Sun- He said he : = up s cme waste of pease will have to be excused reports a pleasant time. | guve us a pleasant call. day visiting old friends. Since leay- ——__—____—_. q line of Prince Albert couts | Was getting along nicely with his]. 5 For your carpets and oil cloths go See our line ef Prince Albers couls 8 - ns meely with ling Butler five years ago Mr. Peach C La tae sinele and doub!l» bre.sved. | sehool, aud was well pleased with j — ce ee in the hands of logical and | fective, and that reasoning men will to Sam'l Levy & Co. Sawn Levy & Co. ie lsentioe has studied for the Episcopal minis- | eloquent Summy. The same 8cene | 4 convinced of the truth of hivar site s 2 te nee the sf a . : Pie ig). | Was re-enacted at Adrian on Satur i Farmers you will pay «var for, = Soe \ ————— ‘try and now has charge of a flourish- ¢ es ' a ee % = binding twine next os ae say a re- | | Judge DeArmond is making @) For your millinery goods we kind | ing church at Ashtabula, Ohio. He day night when Summy’s sledge.) sUments storgan will help are forcible and ef- 9} Our staunch demreratic friend | Palace Hotel Buildine. Butler, Mo. | Green Parker, of Summit townshiy eer jwas into see us Saturday, cud con uReeE | ~ | gratulate us over the fact that ‘him in his work unar Demoerrt | elo: = riilant canvass of|ly ask you to see our stock. ; es 5 hainmer blows fell with telling effect Pissed i: publican congress. e 8 = ’ belongs to the reformed branch of | compared to Hendrickson’s newspa x = < oe For yo 1 cloaks and jackets g to the chureh, and Sunday he preached per clippings. These gentlemen wacea| atock of J e Sawn Levy & Co. ic \ the dist~* He is one of t! best} Sam’, Levy & Co. Miss Lucy Garber, ‘of “Shelbyville | | speaker» in ihe state, and his honor} Rera Raybourn, committeman |two sermons in our city, in the af-| will meet in a joint debate rab Ballard IIL, is viisting her cousin, Miss Flora | qn integrity a: a gentleman is aboye | : |from Homer township was in the | ternoon at the Episcopal church and this evening, and at the mines on reproach. He ought to get the unan- Phillips. of this city. Friday evening. The largest politi- Death of Miss Sallie Gantt "cal meeting ever held in Homer was greeted xt both churches with)}township was that at Mulberry a crowded hcuse, and his discourses |on Thursday evening, when W. W. city Saturday and gave us a call. Ze-| at night at the Baptist church. He A vote for Summy is a vote for | imous vote of the district. lrais one of the hardest working Yo save money you must buy —- the county and is doing when you go to the polls. | your goods of Sar TT uevy & Co. | good service for the party in his sec- | were able and lughly appreciated by Graves gave them a rousing demo- < - i ” * F anaamas b J \ i { . " aa re Live Oak, as its name indicates, is tion. He deserves the credit for) our people. Mr. Peach was ri Miss Sallie Gantt, eldest daughter of Judge Jams B. Gantt, died at the family residence in Clinton at 5:30 this, Wednesiay rning, Oct. cratic speech. effectually refuting the | y5th. She ai Se ee the large meeting at Mulberry last in Butler 2 2 le arges being cir- | for Filley, and Filly is for ‘ch tar- Loh y j and his many friends in apace oe pens l | % . | week to hear Mr. Graves. ' this city are proud to know that he iff, the Sorce bill and the beef com- | peel J and the official organ of thiseity. At | M. P. Campbell and wife, of Min- | bine. The Globe Democrat Bays | For your children’s shoes of all has succeeded so well in life and of — 8c ie ——— ‘ other complications i OSE {kinds be sure and go to \his calling. He was married on the| tr. Graves and doin Dale Win spoke The funeral took place Thursday. neapolis, Minu., are in the city visit- | Filley is the most corrapt man in|} & t 1 1 : Ij : pla B ay, ; - y K 19 2 , |to a large anc enthusiastic audience lock. Re ing their parents. Missouri, and refnses to support his | save Poa ee 24th of last month at Oswego, N. Friday evening. BELO clock, Hey =e Wm. O. Jackson spoke to a school | township 1s a dead letter. We ven-| of Rev. W. Burrows, formerly | house full of voters at Nyhart on} ldure the assertion that more demo-| lector ’ the St. Mark's church of | Friday evening and at Cornland on nes | ti tes will b led ce) |this city. While in the city Mr. and Monday e vening, giving them some foe she | Cunlongy Banece ae eae pe cratic votes will be polled in Osage | > plain truths in his inimitable iman-| 15inst,and will be read with true » democracy is preparing for 2 | township on Nov. 5 than at any| jand Mrs. Peach were the guests of ee Tide Gactin eee —_—_——_ -—.. i . sorrow bv Juave v y = For your yarns °f all kinds and | grand sv cer all around the board. nection) ever held aiheren end af | Mrs. Jas. K. Brugler. SP. y 3 ge Gantt’s bundreds Frauciseo a7 dressed large of Hands i ee ‘ Fe, SEN ao ae 8 a vais county Only a colors be sure oe ide The McKinley high t.-iff, and fear the same can be said of the rest of! we have the eee tice of! HAT meetings of voters ut Foster, Hume , foy short months ago his wife was jn casa | of the passage of the force election’ the county, the democratic ticket | and winter soods—are retailing goods | and Rich Hill the = ot bars eee takenfrom him, and now. thatthe In the interest of good gover. | bill, have put the people to cbinking. | 311 be elected to a man.—Rich Hill | at whole sale prices. Those who heard him say that he sy a Vest, remember this | A vote for Fen ndnckson is a vote | | born and reared in Jinton, and was 17 years old. Her illness was lony and painful and death res ited from pneumonia and a lively heater, at McBrivt & Co. Taylor Bernard officiating. Interment at Englewood cemetery Wo understand that Charles F. | state tice! The union labor party in Osage | ¥> te — — J pderstauc UE aries I. Rharis and Miss Minvie Peaah were married’ in Kansas City yester- | day evening. boots and shoes go & Co. The aboy notice w clipped le zood speeches and did much! cruel hand of Jeath has removed ment and to put ——_ men i in , In ev sequenee, thee is a scramble) Review Sat Levy & Co. = ‘sili i se k yp 1k : dest ie | oe + ' m his .vuse) old, bi. eldest anc Nu " lemocr: ‘for safety anda rush to the demo-! —- ———. Tee ; ‘ 1] j : puuuryorices scot, thes denocs : z | See our line of jersey suits, age 3 | A Card From Martin. Capt. Martin spoke | to @ larke | peloved duuj titer, his comfort and ticket. eratic party. i : z 4 oa = | * a .., | audience of voters in Pleasant Gap , Poe i oa ; a = to 8. It will do eee a The Weekly Union of the 16th township Saturday eveniug and pride, the weight of grief that fills For yourchildren’s suits go to Zach Johnson, ore of Elkhart} Sawi Levy & Co. |states that one day last week I strut | showed them the “ind of ictal he, his bosom n ve prea. osudge . Saw Levy & Co. towns! "p's best farmers and best cit-: John E. Brown, living three miles ea oe es — peers are a aa 5 ' th em = thi a : a - ee eels a . : 083 al ed to 1 inceres ipathies, iz s, the Vote for Summy and Summy will | 17°05 a tre blue democrat, | orth of this city had a fine brown | 7 aoe left strong Martin men. peeiciaa Mier Uesicacta igi eels 3 ’ zB cee i/ would be elected, and that an old} The democrat party has its work- hour of you. wad bereavement vote for Vest, and Vest will fight the while in the city last wee called and q be saddle mare stolen from his barn Fri- | farmer belonging to the U. L. party | ; beef combine, the force bill and the Tenowed Mr. | day night.The mare isan extra saddle | | pro} josed to take me up and Ibacked | robber tariff. |Johusvs is a staunch friend +9 the) snimal,7 years old, 15} hands high out. As this statement appears in a } £ , and is calling on all Pa. another year. ng barnes on, aud is 8 We buy our goods trom first ae democrats to work until elec - hauds in ‘arge lots, pay spot ersh a day, unceasingly. 2 ; for all w id offer you lower a er er boom: crs and a mor: welcome! rail | paper that circulates over the county —— Boks J For ladies kid gloves go to sisitor dose wot pallant iste | white hind feet and has a su ‘more or less, it might go for facts, if | = our boys nobby falllover cost) ©> > (°8" 3 house in the state. Sam's Levy & Co. aga — & | white spot on muscle of right fore). ot contradicted. I take this meth | at $5.00, age 15to 18. It is a dandy. Sat Levy & Co —-—-— For \ ur vee dress goods goto |leg. Mr. Brown has no idea which | od to say it is false, and has not the Sawi Levy & Co she dlection The republicans have all to lose : 5 anes 8: xf j Saw Levy & Co.! way the the thief took after leaving ileast ground for publication, I say ; and nothing to gain by voting the nn ee | He offers a liberal re-| that { never directly or indirectly} The Mormous gained a foot-hold | W'tu: ib hire sis ban | offered to bet anything on my elec-/|in our state at one time. Their his- seme A Be) BM ee uc quiet but earnest and sincere so far as concerua the femocrata. In fact full well by our old settlers. Do our o ‘side of one of the newspaper of- : : a the barn lot. union] labor ticket, unless it is for) The unio’ Jabor crowd boast that Ho IESE : cece : ward for information of mare and | | ; purpose of eternally breaking up ‘bh 'r | they have captured the republican \tion or anyone else. i tory at Independence is remembere | ae : wire capture of thief. ’ Party organization in this county. party of this county. and that on I demand of the Weekly Union to| : RES ‘ A - stated where it got this information = e es : sits For your working suits go to election day they propose to take the The republicans are getting scar land to state who this old farmer is people want to re-establish them? If -— in omg ee been bo un- Sam’: Levy & Co. republicans by the nape of the neck|ed up. The new tariff law is being > | that backed me out. I have made not why vote for one for the wost ¢ —— aaa e a real- The Hon. W. H Summy joes not and ma.ch them to the polls and|so generally blamed as the cause of! +t a rule in the canvass to treat every | important office in the county? G. W. ize that from top to bottom and up \. . * ae | | : again they have one of th dau h ze lier, | Vote them like so many sheep. jprospective advance in prices of | man and candidate of all parties with | Harteock is a Mormon. ana best <idiake pay rs 52 YR Ee = Union soldier, | ——— jnearly everything a poor man has | due respect. If I am assailed and | a = = aif oki stoves Ple of Botes county, compo of mee bebe a nie For your cotton flannels be sure|to buy, that the republican cam | slandered with sueb ——— A 500. ‘tne oan so & Co. “° menwho command the respect of anarchist sheet across the way will | and go to Sam'l Levy & Co. \that it becomes necessary to defend | at 50e¢ am ¥ : pec paign committee has issued a circu-! The union mee ticket is a con- repr that eho law : gg : r increase. acts are glomerted mixture of humanity. TES fnceennes bo eae 3 | worth a thousand theories,aud when shoods as this. Again I say on the pu jsuch republicans as Wannamaker, | ¥25t this paper to inform P The repubii icans |8% 1 tl 1 is, and I will have ere | Bullene and hundreds of wholesale wh ‘6 i — Boar ier re deslers, say the advance is due to eitimust go be the tariff bill the people will be apt to believe th deny that he made a brave soldier. The ladies are all pleased to hear of Miss Sharps return She ean be found in the millin ery ‘epart: jismade up of republicans, demo-} at Levy & Co _erats and auarchi i all voters regardless of party, and If. It seems that this ee 18! The Union attempts t ridicule who can a conplioeligr ae diets —— a stp ee ws the Hon. W. H. Summy because he | to faithfully, honestly and ecouom- resorts a T|was a Ucion soldier. There is not ically disch: ge the duties of the é . 4, _ | Offices for which they were chosen. an excoufederate soldir in the wy thinking adiced mau cau couuty but will honor him for his) for » mowe t the election of honest convi lemonetrated by Times are tov expernmenting part € 'were put on to cateh repubhiean | leci entire votes, tue ats to and 1 ye serv will vote for price of silver bullio: ter the Wall stre-t on the treasury Ww euough they can eounts ns > 1 + “ > is t iv z plices, rors of Wi ithe 4s A i rT > u t ‘ pay? Lety & le : 4 “A i i ° ' einen mms