The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 26, 1890, Page 8

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WE ARE REALLY A LITTLE AHEAD OF OUR USUAL CLEARING SALES GREAT Generally offered by us. But as we realize, by long experience, that the people after the Toliday’s do not need many Win goods. Now as the season is thoroughly beginning AND MR. WINTER, is rapping at your doors, we realize the scarcity money. In order to benefit all classes, have therefore, concluded to give the public a general benefit, and advantage of the lowé prices ever been made 1n the history of our business. Read Fivery Line of this Advertisement as it is to Your Interest. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Shucking pegs worth........... 15e, slaughter sale price seg ; A few of our Slaughter Prices in the Dry Goods Department. Shucking gloves worth........ 1 00 slaughter sale price 5 A i Good staple prints............. 5ets, slaughter sale price : Mens Cassimere suits worth....$ 5 00, slaughter sale price $3 00 Mens heavy gray Merino shirts and drawers ae tee ae RAs Eee CB Mens Cassimere suits worth.... 6 00, slaughter sale price 4 00 2 ee _ ection Best Indigo prints............. Tets, slaughter sale price 5ets Neat . ne é ee Boys gauntlet gloves (lined)......... slaughter sale pric Mens ESTER suts \ al See Eee Le nd a4 Mens heavy Chinchilla caps, all shapes............... Best dress style prints.......... vets, slaughter sale price Sets Mens fine Cassimeresuits worth. 12 00, slaughter sale price 50 : Boys heavy Cassimere winter caps. . o2- Mens fine: fur caps, all styles.................2..--5- Mens fine Cassimere suits worth. 15 00, slaughter sale price 1 Mens Worsted suits worth.... 6 00, slaughter sale price Best yd wide 4-4unbleached muslin Jets, slaughter sale price 5ets Best yd wide 4-4bleached muslin. Yets, slaughter saleprice 74cts 8s 1 3 50 4 5 7 Mens Kid gloves (lined). . slaughter sale price 35cts é r Mens Worsted suits worth.... 7 00, slaughter sale price 15 en ey Ma Our double width wool cashmere 25cts, slaughter sale price 15cts Mens Worsted suits worth.... 7 50, slaughter sale price 00 BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT. “ “ “ “ “ 35cts, “ “ “Bets x Mens Fine Worsted suits worth. 10 00, slaughter sale price 50 : “ “ “ “ “ 50cts “ “ * S5ets : : Mens heavy kip boots (saddle seams)... .slaughter sale price 1 50 ig ve Te. eee . : ee Mens grain boots worth........ $3 50, slaughter sale price 250 | ‘a a saa - “ 65cts, “as < “ 50ets Boys Caesimere suits worth....% 4 00, slaughter sale prace Mens calf boots worth... 3 50, slaughter sale price 2 50 Best single width wool dress goods Licts - : * 10cts Boys Cassimere suits worth.... 5 00, slaughter sale price 3 00 Ree 5 : & Sas . " S S Mens calf shoes, all styles... slaughter sale price 1 50 Best single width brocade “ 20ets & “ 4“ 15¢ts E [Boys Tweed Cassimeresuitsworth 7 00, slaughter sale price 4 50 a - 1 eee ake. 12 5 Boys heavy kip boots, 1 to 5..... .. Slaughter sale price = | Yd wide all wool dress flannels 50cts “ & 35cts Boys knee pant suits worth 2 50, slaughter sale price 1 25 Boys heavy Full stock boots, 1 to 5.....slaughter sale price 1 sd | 49 inch . - ir GBcts i. Pe Ai Boys knee pant suits worth..... 4 00, slaughter sale price 2 00 Boys fine calf shoes, all styles. slaughter sale price = 1 25 ayn i ame, - ae y ~ 28 , © Boys fine calf shoes (1 to 3 only) button, lace and congress Ei0on |) vance cts T5ets E pisuelneoest overcoats wort. --. 5 00, selaughtexsale pee Be Ladies fine button shoes .. Slaughter sale price 2 00 The largest line of Flannels and Blankets ever shown before. Be sure es ee. i sai Ladies fine calf button shoes. . . -- -tlaughter sale price 150 | and visit this department before you buy your woolens. Ladies fine calf button shoes....°**-...slaughter ale price 125 | Mens Chinchilla overcoats worth 8 (0, slaughter sale price 50 Mens Worsted overcoats worth.. 10 00, slaughter sale price 00 Boys heavy overcoats worth.... 4 00, slaughter sale price 2 50 Boys Cassimere overcoats worth 5 00, slaughter sale price 3 50 Boys cape overcoats worth..... 4 50, slaughter sale price 2 50 Childrens shoes of all kinds at the lowest price ever heard before. We have a full line of Ladies, Misses and children’s shoes, and can save you 25 per cent. by buying them of us. OUR Mil LLI NERY DEPARTMENT DRY cooos DEPARTMENT. : | Is the finest in the city and you must see the fine Hats and Bonnets and 2 | Mens heavy Cassimere overcoats 6 00, slaughter sale price 3 75 | 5 7 | | judge for yourself. We have only first-class Trimme re in this Department | i | Boys cape overcoats worth..... 6 00, slaughtersale price 3 50 You will find a full and complete line , and only turn out first-class goods. Mens Duck coats, blanket lined......... slaughter sale price 1 50 Flannels, Blankets, Dress Flannels Plush Cloaks, | nae n a ‘ . Silks, Hoods, Henriettas, Plush Jackets, Mens all wool redshirts and drawers, slaughter sale price 45cts each Sips Hosi Plush Worsted Jacket Mens heavy Merinv shirts and drawers, slaughter sale price 50cts each Satins, oes? meee Cpe aes | CARPET DEPARTMEN T. \y , ae Velvets Gloves, Serges, Childrens Cloaks, " Mens wool over shirts............... slaughter sale priee 50cts Ginghams, New Markets. | We handle a full and complete line of Carpets of all grades, and make Mens heavy red mitts............... slaughter sale price l5cts j= fact the largest lines of the above ever shown during our business career | the lowest prices on them. | —_— ——S— Our facilities for obtaining merchandise at low prices are greater now than heretofore. We spend part of our time in the market and take advantages of bargains. We are always ready with spot cash in our hands to enter- tain parties that offer bargains, and have secureda great many goods at very low prices. We cannot quote every article of our great stocks, we now offer during this sale. Remember that you can buy during this sale, goods ‘of all classes for less money than ever known. We have the largest lines and the greatest variety of merchandise, shown by any one firm in the south west, and guarantee you a clear saving of 15 to 25 per cent. Look to your interest and secure your share of the bargains. Hoping to see you soon and often, we are Respectfully, SAMUEL LEVY & COMPANY. The Cass county bond case on! Ata special meeting of the city! Mrs.J. W. Ashbaugh of West | SCROFULUUS SORES A | Monroe county is not only noted for her immense democratic majority | trial in our circuit court Saturday | e5uncil Saturday night, among other | Boone township, surprised her good | From Head to Waist a mass of Disease. y ? Suffering Terrible. Cured by Cu- but for her large crops of watermel- = change of venue from Harrinson- |, _. > , | husband on the occasion of his 57th | ons, the last of which this year, was | ville, resulted in fayor of the county. | pasreseerauescred,| c0ree)EOlock | : | birthday, Saturday, Nov. 22nd, by| , Beare Remedies: DRUGG l ST. i marketed Nov. 4.,election day. Re-|At the conclusion of the evidence W#8 made street commissioner in preparing a sumptuous dinner ‘and head to my waist, sudering 40 that I could not | publicans will probably say that this | the plaintiff, Gen. John B. Hender- | placeof D. Belt,resigned. The names b : a sleep nights, and could not lie d | ‘ inviting in the neighbors—all a sur- | hillews under my arms; My teed was omen |was dodge to catch the colered j;son, took a non-suit with leave to | brethern's vote. move to set same aside; said motion ! yy, } of four gentlemen, Geo. Tucker, prise to Mr. A At night the young! that! could not wear a hat; and being a farm- | i Lost—Or Friday of last week be. W8s overruled by the court. An ep- 3, = er, I couid not go barehe. » 80 wore a soft Evilsizer, Mr. Keel and Mr. Pol- folks gathered in and made merry | handkerchief on my head. In fact, I was a dis- 1 then taken by Gen. Hen’ lock, were placed in nomination, and aud danced ‘till the “wee sma’ hour.” hysicians | ‘i , peal was thentaken by Gen. Hen er- siter geyeral ballots Mr. P | tween Butler and my house, on the | conto the Kansas C.iy court of ap- Butler and Montrose road, nine pairs - | gusting sight to others and to myself, After doetering for 6 years with the best mide Bertha in ey SORaEy and getting worse ail the time, 2 = I had given up all hope of getting well when I Vote Of the Twelfth District. saw your Cutlcura Bemedies advertise! and 6 2 I peals. In her bond troub es the procared a set, although with little faith in of stockings They were tied upin *.... f Case coi ee | REN PRE aerial tose an ear citizens of Cass county have | side foes er $1 65 wT fi nd time of itand the Times a ) a a2. ie€ = = eat iY porate ne Ancer'' see them gain a point n will confer a favor by returning them } them. The firet set, however. did me such @ \ : = z In the long run, howeve | to this office. DeWitt McDanitn. S H.L. TUCKER, (Successor te J. G Walker) clared elected. George is a | or the place and we | —- fill the bill to the satisf 1to all However, we hope he will now 3. go to work and push things 1ig! ry street whis put in ft that lam entirely cured. Any of the prom. ss men and farmers {n and around will indorse my story. GEORGE A. HEINSELMAN Plainfield, 11). 5 j it . . ' | Cuticura Remedies fro grateful hearta tell the 5 * fering, of mental an- ating disfigurations, Dealer in | Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions Carefully Compound- J. Fisher pays the hi Anight Clerk can slways be | price for hides, pelts, | had by pulling the Knob in front. Opposite post ofne | Yestamount of go iat I continued their use 1 now, after using four sets, 1am happy to {a compromise is the best t the county. Nearly $20.000 has been raised for an ex-Confederate home i i The Globe-Demoer: hia Items. St mine inspector Woodson, having finished his general round up Yes? Yest? of the mines in this part of the state Go with the crowd, but don’t stop | Went to Barton county Monday. He | Qo..6 of them ar at barbers of only a few weeks’ ex- called on the Enterprise and informs help to enable t! p es perience, but keep right on with the | Us 1n course of his conversation that lic idovem tlie ecreien : __ Little Tommy Donivan celebrated crowd going to FRED DORN, the there are 11,000 men employed in} nce Gebwoaniictiand (tne his 4th birthday at his moth only expert barber in Butler. , the mines of Missouri. the mineral | sah CAS SR ECE 2 on Ohio street, last Satui —————~ | wealth > = oe for the /is important that Missouri s : by zs ala | year ending last June. e increase | _ ES per of his little f LOCAL ITEMS. on coal Maa Geer $200,000. on lead a oo eee 1eage. Tommy 5 and zine over $500,000. Bates poor ic tn the interne of ae Those Jewel Base heaters for soft | county produces more than { of all | deserving charity. avd should be coal, are the finest stove in the mar- | the coal. Missouri isa great state | hesded” ‘ riflere and Humor er known. Cuticura nd skin purifier and dies, cleanses the and poisonous elements use. while Cuticura, Cuticura Soap, an ex- clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair Henee the Caticara Rem- ' jes of agonizing, humili- ecaly and piraply dis- nd blood with foes of tches.eraptions,sores, simple, scrofulous he best physicians aod Grateful testimoniais s prove these statements in every particular. acta a e Sold everywhere. Price, Caticura, ‘e.; eaplsinag orat | Soap. ae Resolvent, $1. "Prepared by the in his wel] | Potter Drag and Chemical Corporation, Bos- time 20 fy | fon will also be doing justice tu ih members of the council who cave Se ae ere you the office. | getting well a nd thus remov he great skin c due. I) quisiteskin bea oa & past wil 3 barn an th ¢ Saturday night try strength. Bill Po 00k t ¥ Arbogast bas retur: ed from Johnson county, where he has been Visiting ae moved on the Bri ford farm ueris working for ing....Geo J back Nes! and got no other and sist the little tots have a jol : - 9-Send for ‘‘How to Care Skin Diseases,’’ Bae & Co. |inallof her producte—Rich Hill | Peai erst onsen eee Stopand iook at | paces, lllustrations awd 10 testimonials . ket; sold by McBrive o- 4 E ‘ ‘ | Se ae Call soon or those cards for the | my watch thatI am going to give some one | ®4YPLES. blackheads, red, rough, chapped Pe | Enterprise. For Sale or Trade tor Stock. World’s Atl ill who buys chewing gum of me, before long and oily skin cured by’ Cuticura Soap. Cattle or Sale ae ws la fi h at ee he s Atlas will be gone at the xa Dudiey is agent for O M Dryadale's new | b> . | The Nor elty store has over twen- t new frame house 5 c Ooms an Nove. ty store. fence ir ia ae, iss De ai §, s | WEAK PAINF T ” Ihave fifty head of feeders and! :+ styles of pocket and family Bibles. | pantry, and block of ground, situat- 5 ere ; Patomen tence La troct of (elstuouse J cora | z UL BACKS forty head of stock cattle for saleson | © © | ——_____ jed 400 feet from court house square, Dont forget the opening at the shueking is about over The protracted meet- | Kidney and t Uterine pains, and wesk- the Ashby Hamilton farm, inSum-/ That Superior Todd stove at in best portion of city. Enquire at | Novelty store. Notice will be given | ani one oro! the preachers sick....M D Malo: \ sss ‘Anti-Pain Plaster, the frst and only mit township, ;Cmas. Hares. i McBrivz & Co. | this offiee. 51tf | due time. pas building s smoke house: aw, \Eein killing, Gureegiasting plaster, ‘new, ia s i

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