The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 25, 1891, Page 5

THURSDAY, 3 our Master Oj Millinery. SSE LOLLY BUTTER WEEKLY TIMES. LOCAL ITEMS Call <CISCO. Good house aud lot for s on Sim Fra Sunday was a beautiful spring day. | Missouri leg terday at noon alk. W Graves went to Ki City on Tei business last week slature adjouned yes 5" ; The bad weather is delaying active work on the waterworks. Wm. Page left lat week for Mem phis, Teun., on a badines trip The Novelty store for easter eges Mrs. A. C. Culver, w learn, has been quite il! © sorry to for several days. and vote at on Mareh Democrats turn out your township electior { Bist. , j Now is the tie for ogts sowing, ‘ but the farmers are unalple to get in ’ tostheir fields. As soon as the weather will per- mit active work will Wegin on the water-works ‘ The papers tell us the wheat crop in the counties north /of us is look- j ing fine. } Treasurer Hirny has moved to town and will take/charge of his of- fice the first Gayot April Notwithstanding the very bad con- dition of the yoads there was quite a crowd in yhe city Saturday. it/all in the legislature good work anda number of ant bills have passed. fe would rather distribute this rain slong through July aud August if we had our choice. A good many mover wagons are . passing though town every day. ! Some are going north and others south. New York has a new paper which is called The Rider and Driver. It is for people who love outdoor sports and recreations We are under obligatious to Elder W. B. Miller for a copy of the Apos- tolic Guide, a religious paper pub lished at Louisville, Ky Mrs. R.N. Allen, who had been visiting her sou, J. D. Allen, for two to New Home weeks, returned ho: township, Saturday A niee line of birthday cards at the Nove store Down in Arknsas they seer married and given in m man in Sebastian county living wives. The stake for the new hotel at t! artesian well at Clinton, was driven Farmers there is no use talking Pharis & Son always pay you most liberal prices, cash or trade, for your butter and eggs, at all sons. GIIISEISOOIIOIISE BGISIGISE Califor Mound Townstip, The Genoerats of this towns OPENING. You we cordially between Qa. a, . : iM NGA Ok Out buver closed ning of Spring Bee ee, fois AE t Bat y will make \ V7 OagsH 130) » of then SAL LEVY & CC. and > p.m to VARESE yc such a to enable us to y ollars, and 0c a i" : fo cutis A ; } ae | . . . : ’ i : ret I that these woods ure OUar- s] i vrites a t.low je. not valid vw ¢ ] ean V4 j SENS S25 : lh anteed LIVEN are sane CUTE) AS SG Suis WEAR 7 i i o ; , E . ally sell for Loe for collars and 25e for cutts. March 81st is ‘day. Democrats turn out and voter. |35 The collars are the latest stvles and all sizes from 12 1-2 boys, to 17 1-2) mens, Don't forget that the | elections be held Tues 1. jhave | Come quick if you want any of these goods Pee eee ee as they will not last lone at these feures, At same time we will sell the best unlaun- Some of the true blue old time nd union labor fellows refuse to 5 Bates county co P 2 a ey 5 Ey the | endorsement) Cee ouuneys lindus. dered shirt ,ever sold for 50c¢. It is made and say they propose to vote as the r ‘ © she } ° ey oe : ©. | 1G Av Atemteon) ceeeiar nest a bsiof strone shirtine cotton, has L600 2LVe. nd not ee : hands bosom, reinforced both bac >in the Mis Allen, trusted en \ z 1 Miss Maud. and front and ee Shas continuous facings in back and sleeves. best scceess) = Youll not find the like elsewhere for less bor and fer h “Sithan 75 cents. The general oifices of the M. K. & told of what b T. railroad will not be removed fror s todo and the ato Parsons, Katsas. So say the officers at a mecting held at New York on the 16th inst. « a 3 i future welfare and health. Uncle Kit Divers informs us that this wife is very low and not expect- | Trves i ract at the M.| . south, is still in progress >on through the America Closhing House, | gteme: sean ares ed to live. Her disease is consump- | ulations their he N The Times printed sale bills fer!a very intercstin tion and for the past week he hs not permitted to leave her bedside Prank Cuddeback, living iear Bal-; Walton, descriptive Montan lard. He will seli his personal effects | trip to Helen April 2 affairs will move to Oregon of this northwest ¢ raphie aud LOO CETTE We SN 2 RE OE IETS ; cations are in attendance each | { { | ning aud the mectings promise al 1 L if iN] L "| suces All are invited to attend. | | | : ae A JRNR, 00 | The Odd Fellows of Butler, Mo., | ~ i 3 2 ¢ Yellowstone, or Government Pa The Odd Fellows will be in But- jare going to give u ¢ . - . i The T ES job partme « r 1 - ler, April 27th, in force, and the citi- The Tiaes job department now) on the 27th of April, thear and after settling up his ’ » its v We understand several parties are ene nbuaying the vacant lots on the south sid We hope to sec them fall into the hands of men who pen of t ntleman will erect handsome store buildings. Leelebr: zeus should see that the town isin bas on hand three briefs to be cOm- | of the order, and they haveissuedi | j M MG ‘ apple pie order to receive them. But-_ pleted iu a short time. One for) vitations to all lodges along the line Wo as SKIBBEN S$ ler'should put on her best appearance Thos. J. Smith in the Wirt vs. Dinan | of the St. Louis & I A case now pending in the Kansas City | Le Roy lodg.: has iporia railway. | Colyer Bros. seid one of the finest accepted the iavie ‘curt of appeals; one for Th oe ‘ i : ul and best style jacks ever brought to Sener ne ene aioe jtation and will go asa lodge and it ~ : Soe Silvers, in the George Maloney cas Bates county, to States and Etzler, . i e td 4 ; 8 expected t Gridley lodge will snd HU Ee ns CA b: ief for Pa ce z 5, in a ! sa ei oe ees pain -. = = = ue go and come when they please. Tick- Src ey RNRRRE Ypgce Si! : ki in Kansas | ats orth Bean) Hp will pe about | | Dixon lots on the southeast corner) eRe aaS Bar| OF 1c a ‘illiamsor i 1e triple | paring fer a jolly good time.—Bur- ‘of the square, and we undsrstand, | Oldimaa” Wdhamson,” the trp! ene eee sy eo ime.—Bur E : |murderer, who was to have been | lington Independent. | will build a fine store room on the! as 4 a ne pes I Sedaha Priday, | same in the spring x Wanted! | A Settlement Wanted. : i Hides, pelts, fe: | Mrs. Morgan, wife of Walker Mor-| g VAT fH ae an, who las been confined to her | fi | | guilty 1M) bed for a long time with that dread J tain. | we i] fe hers, bees} All those knowing themselves in- disease consumption, diel Sunday | poruing between 9 and 10 o'clock. Ss i the | tian lady, a patient sufferer, and her | hess : lanhs Pi sus ow a mention last week, as attempting to | People tie tue hearst cut to mete) death is deeply mourned by her| i Z J. Fisnrn, | J- T- Shannon & Co., will please call weeks and the end was 10! unexpect- | shoot Alex Cameron, was fined S100 eut justice. frieide in this city «6 Pho fu | tand settle. Office with R. J. Hur- for carrying concealed weapous by | levy Lumber Co., North Main street. | Squire Cannon. He was also tried | ood "5 tf res be For Sale. | anged Wm. E. Walton, who has been spending the past two wecks ot lie- | this country lena, Montana, organizing a Dgs | Generally it Bank, completed his work and is tions T and from ‘home again. Monree Tucker is to! 91d scoundrel be the ca had been very low for several | rier of the new institutior.| two men in ¢ ler; J. She was a most estimabl caris- | > ra Jim Franklin, of whom we made like the secnes at New Ore debted to or holding claims against mn tious | ner eS WEr: wyon & Co. Baptist chur Baptist chur J. W. Stoc for felonious assault, before the same court and bound over to await at after by Rev. to sell 16 | the re ns were laid to rest in Oak S ill T 1 7 Se } : ue Jolin Embree k he has the action of the grand jury cen The Ties extend arsapari a , more good colts tl 2 living jack = a y uthy to the bereav hi = : 5 r eounty. S$ foal getter, The union laborites Is a concentrated e s ila, | 12 3 get erless children of life Price $500. Address, W. F. LaFotrerr. n 3allard, Mo townshsip convention : and unexpect house Saturday meuts previously ean citizens con Peculiar rent:—320 acres of rs To Itself. agers tative. He voted aga nst a : sae = <a : — = Hathaway’s Patert Gate hot be induce: ¢ 42 aa ee ee Tas with ticwany tows ofthe = TOO es . id lot on Mechanic street | [ene sacar ented ares A Man Found in Dead! Inquire of Garden tools “for children at the | See husba = earnest, ina good cause, sneceeds. | |to the bereaved husband and chil- | earnes g00 - Arsrrt Moons. | Novelty store. | dren. | ne Oo ar ox and farm right—$3-Butler Mo i