The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1890, Page 8

ae MAS IS HERE. ny T uw | OG wy S) 330 CHRISTMAS (1890 WONDERFUL EXHIBITION OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON, Prices never before equaled for the same quality of goods offered. priate articles never surpassed. Every article has been selected with view of usefulness. Our selections of useful and appro- A visit through our different departments will convince you that we have the largest selection of -HLiOLIDAY GOoOonpDs- suitable to all classes and pocket beoks. If you are at a loss what to select, the following are always in order: For Ladies. A nice black and colered silk dress. A nice black and colered cashmere dress. A nice plush wrap. A. nice plush jacket. A cheviot jacket. A pair of Black or colered kid gloves A nice black and colered silk fichure. A nice pair of black silk hose. A nice pair of black silk mitts. A nice black and white silk handkerchief. A nice linen handkerchief plain and fancy border. A nice initial linen handkerchief A nice plush cape A nice astrocon cape. A silk neck handkerchief. A. nice childs cloak A nice pair of white blankets A nice pair of colered blankets A nice table cloth with napkins to mateb. A nice stand cover. A nice bed spread. A nice pair of slippers. A nice hat from our millinery department. A nice plush cap. A nice club satchel. A nice pair of lace curtains. A nice black cashmere shaw], A nice colered shawl. — bi TLD CSET Aa Re Ee EI TEE For Gentleman. ' A nice linen handkerchief plain and fancy border. A nice white silk handkerchief. A nice black silk handkerchief. A nice initial silk handkerchief. A nice hemstich silk handkerchief. A nice border silk handerchief. A nice pair of silk suspenders. A nice white silk muffler. A niceblack muffler. A nice colered silk muffler A cashmere muffler. A gold handle silk unbrella. A silver handle silk umbrella A nice four-in-hand tie. A nice windsor tie. Anice puff searf. A nice set of linen ecollarsand cuits. A nice pair of black and colered kid gloves A nice pair of gold sleve buttons A nice gold colar button A. nice scerf pin. A. nice white dress shirt. A nice suit of clothes A nice overcoat A nice pair of slippers. A nice fur cap. A nice silk bat. A nice derby hat. Anico fur hat. A nice suit of underwear. A fine embroidered night robe. Come and make your selections out of this large array of sensible Holiday presents. The largest variety and the cheapest prices. Come carly and get your choice. amuel Levy & Company. ——_—_———e H.L.TU Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions Carefully Compound- j A bight Clerk can always be had by pulling the Knob in front. ed. Yes! Yes?! i Go with the crowd, but don’t stop at barbers of only a few weeks’ ex- perience, but keep right on with the erowd going to CKER, (Successor to J. G Walker) DRUGGIST.., ED DORN, the only expert barber in Butler. poss killed at Pleasant Hill Satur- day, while switching cars. J. W. Reisner arrived ton Monday, and wen the pension department A fire in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, | Friday destroyed four business | blocks. The less is over half a mill ion dollars. There are rabbits by the thou-| Proposition eubmitted sands in Bates county this year. | The Kansas City gun club is invited | to come down Christmas and help exterminate them. Thirty thou-| sand could be killed and then there | would be plenty left for seed. be voted by our people. pleasant call. J. W. Anderson, who lost his all| John W. Jamison, | in the fire at Rockville last week, | ™erchant of Rich Hill will rebuild on the site of his old | the most popular gentle Nevapa, Mo. Dee. !Levy, dealer in dry pluck, Billy, and the citizens of that | section should stand by you. J. Fisher pays the highest market price for hides, pelts, feathers, etc. | revolver. eour, side. 31st. LOCAL ITEMS. Mrs. T. A. Stephenson of Joplin committed suicide Sunday by shoot ing herself with a small 22 caliber | The bullet entered the right temple and death was instantan- | Til health wae ascribed as the | veason for ber rash act. a husband and one small child. That Superior Todd stove at McBawwe & Co. Thursday evening while G. J. Jo-| hannes’ httle four year-old boy was | playing in the yard about some tire, the little fellow’s clothing became | igmted and before he could be reached by his mother and the flames ie ? : extinguished, he was very seriously | The Novelty Store will sive ® tree is a thing of beauty everlasting. burned up to the arm pit on one} grand opening tomorrow night, | Sold only by The little fellow is now hav- | inga serious time of it, but with close attention will doubtless get along all right.—Rockville Post. D.D.G. M. W. A. Walker in- forms us that the Odd Fellows lodge | at Foster has applied for permission to hold public installation of its of-| mers Bank, northeast corner square, ficers on the evening of December | and will give : Opposite post office. 45tf. | —_—__—_——. to $16,585,50. There The steam heaters in the new op- lother claims and era house have been placed in _posi- | brought against the fir tion and fired up. worked lke acharm. The scenery | has arrived and as soon as the car- | penters get out of the way. will be | placed on the stage. ket; sold by She leaves | A fire at Rockville one night ast fromiher hustania Ny. | week destroyed an entire block of ‘buildings. Unfortunately none of ‘the preperty owners had a cent of ‘insurance and the loss was total. | There were seven buildings burned well known in Clinton mason, who left Joplin | this month for | disappearance is very | and several letters writ when all will be invited to call and | see the grand exhibition of holiday | goods. Don't fail to come, allare| Mr. Gee, agent for invited, ladies, gentlemen and chil-|ing the Peter Laue | f 3am’ . | goods will let goods | a Next door to Sam'l Levy & a dosed eG | Co. Dr. G. M. Risley has secured the ee xa ¥ .| are front suit of rooms cver the Far. lthe above reduction due notice when he will | chanee. Ramember t move to same. of | ter Lane's old stand. Geo. W. Rodecker, of Sedalia,! Everything else being | We have no doubt the the city Monday and John is cery b-isiness in Adrian. a prosperous store and put in a full stock of | township, was in the city Monday goods. This is the right kind of | 8nd favored us with a call. Everything | are estimated at $20,000. McBrive & Co. Kansas City. McBrive & Co. Kor the Next Fifteen days. | are all new and fresh and there is a | large stock to select from. If you desirous of purchasing goods at in Washing- t to work in Wednesday. night. water-works | by the home | in the gro- and one of men in Osage | 5.—Moses goods, was | ferred claims against him amounting | are several : m. Assests | Mrs. Wallace bas heard nothing ¢burc. He will lecture in the Pres C. Wallace. | byterian church on Egypt. Mr. Hills a stone ;8pent some time in the east last as equal we| Rev. Ned Forest, would much prefer a home company secure a water-works franchise. who has been holding a series of mestings at the Ohio street M. E. church closed the same Sunday | In point of conversions and | chise was granted to Mr. Dewy crowdei houses, the meetings have | about a year ago was in town yester- | been a great success. Say what you | day, and will he informed us, will all agree that Rev. Forest has "., | Proven himself one of the most erig- company is an excellent one and will | 1,4) and forcible speakers that has | ever occupied a pulpit in this city, | J. W. Duncan. of Adrain was in| and we believe his talks on religion gave us a ‘will leave a lasting impression on | the minds of those jmate enough to gain admittance to | jthe church. Truly it was one of the most remarkable revivals the city j has experienced in many years, and as the Tres isa journal favoring that | which is good we are glad he came, | glad he stayed and glad of his doing |so much for the cause of right in | | our town. and we hope to see the | | closed out yesterday by Lee Sale, an | Ls | | good infl left behind lasting. | | attorney of St. Louis, who had pre- Rice aca catenreenNe eT ae The first of the series of free lec- attachments | tures by home talent under the aus- | pices of the Butler Academy, to Sim ! which we referred Those Jewel Base cheaters for soft | delivered on Tuesday evening. De coal, are the finest stove in the mar- 16, by Rav. J. F. )chosen miuister of the Presbyterian of hunters, consequently the deer Y Mr. Stevens, of Kansas, the gen- tleman who was in the city and sub- mitted a proposition to the council at the time the water-works fran- the evangelist Keep put in another bid. Since ke was here a year ago Mr. S. has put in two plants in different parts of the country. He is a thorough water- works man and understands what he is about, he also has the backing and if he should secure the franchise there willbe no “monkeying” and the works will be built. However, we shall wait and see what kind of a proposition he will offer at this time. one. who were tortu- ed 400 feet from this offiee. The hunting party consisting of Everett, Paul and Tom Walton, Frank Smith. Chas, Douglass and John Caven, who have been spend- ‘ing the last three weeks in the bills |of Dallas county deer hunting, re- | turned home Sunday evening. Ever- ett wasup to see us Monday and |informed us that they never had a better time or more sport in their jhves. They found the woods not only full of deer but likewise full Free Lecture. I was covered w bead to my waist sleep nights, and pillows under my ar: that I could not wea! er, I could not go ba: bandkerchief on mie sting sight to ot! last week will be I had given up all ho saw your Cuticura Hill, then pretty wild and on thealert to save their scalp. The party succeeded in killing four deer which they brought | Inent business men a eee encpaind willl nestor erconall| Loe with them, and Mr. Walton . the first of ae its ie se iain ae om eae piaced the editor of the Tres un- Cuticura His | ation concerning the land of der many obligations fora nice ham mysterious, ten to Joplin at the the firm own-| Saturday. stuck of dry} Promivent speakers wiil be present go_ at 10 per | and address the meeting. The com- mitteemen appvinted to solicit aid in jeach township are requested to be | get them. | present and report progress at this | The goods now is your | meeting. he place, Pe-! | The lecture begins at 7 We bespaak for Mr. Hill have bagged several more if it had Missouri, you are hereby req to be present at a meeting to be County Committeeman. | ‘: steak. Everett said they would in all, and J. W. Anderson and his! Gulito Gina ane lealibfaetors, infor. |@ 00d audience. not been that John Caven was suf. | ts Skin Cures, Blood : ares ES : ‘ § Boe eae aes fericge with an overdose of buck-} sister were the heaviest losers, their |mation. His wife is deeply gricved Rear oer i sare greatest of hamor | pj i e | or Notice to Ex-Cor ‘a i ° 3.000. To a’ ex Confeders ; ates Oner ce > Cost he great ekin cure. and Caticura S$: $3,000. pee I i ocrat. > 7m as eo » es —: - Bates a A om ‘ a _ os | guisite shin beautitier clonr the aba Opening To-morrow Night. z PS k h L nOat eek and al w o favor the eree ‘his is 1 1e way urnham, Hanna} air Live Oak heater like the Live Oa& | i... of an Ex Confederate H in| & Co., will ’ > the next fifteen days offer the Peter Laae stock of dry} an goods and notions to the people of 3 Bates county. Mr. Gee, the geutle- | ailother remedies fail. court house. in Butler, on man in charve of this stock. is au December 20th, 1890. thorized by the above firm to make | sA0/4,27°gmhere- the goods go at a reduction of 10} per cent below the cost price, and he intends to let them go. so if you want bargains now is you time to| ton The fiuest lime of white and col- . ored silk and cashmere mufflers at. | the lowest prices. H By order of R. S. Carros, Sam Levy & Co. | Colored candles and other orna- ments for ornamenting Christmas trees at the Novelty store. Farmers should keep »n account of their business, To aid them in do- | ing this Bennett, Wheeler &-gijp have made arrangements’ whe they give away the Manuel and Rec-* ord book published for that perpees It is complete and you should See them at onca For Sale or Trade tor Stock. A new frame house 5 rooms « pantry, and block of ground, si in best portion of city. Wanted ! Wool, hides, pelts, feathers, b wax, rags and grease. street, opposite post office. Soap, 2 Resolvent, $1. Potter Drag and Cheimical WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS Kidmey and Uterine Dains, and wesk- Resses relieved in one minute the x Account. 51 4t- court house square,” Enquire : Bitf | North J. Fisner. § SCROFULUUS SORES © From Head to Waist a mass ot Disease? Suffering Terrible. : ticura Remedies. 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