The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 1, 1891, Page 8

| H.1. TUCKER, | Successor to J. G Walker) -DRUGGIST. Wd { | Dealer in Drugs and Medicines | Prescriptions Carefully Compound- ed. Avight Clerk can always be | bad by pulling the Knobin front. ) BARBER BARBER: Artistie Hair Cutting, Sbhampoving, Sea Foam. All clean aud fashiona- ble, opposite the post office FRED DORN, Proprietor. LOCAL ITEMS. | | Dehorning Cattle. Parties having cattle to dehorn in Bates county can get the same done with clippers at 10 cents per head. Address G. D. Arnold, 18 4* Butler, Mo. ~~ For Sale. aa | Highly improved farm ef 80 acres bh miles north of Butler, Mo., and 4 mile south of Passaic, Mo. Want 4 cash, balance on time at 8 per cent. This farm is known as the “Green- street farm” and is now occupied by George Jury. Make me an offer: [| am going to sell it to some one. | Address Lock Box 284. 19-2 Kansas City, Mo. The street leading to the depot is in very bad condition. The amount hauling done over the theroughfare At the present time one can make the round trip on foot in about one-third the time that a team can draw a load one way.— Daily Democrat. calls for macadam. Courtney & Graves will buy all kinds of fees and court costs. Call at Parkinson & Graves’ office’ Warrensburg J. D.:—We extend our thanks to Bates Lodge, No. 180, L. O. O. F., of Butler, for a cordial invitation to be present at their cel- ebration of the 72nd anniyersary of Odd Fellowship, April 27th. We understand a grand time is antici- pated. Over 60 lodges have been invited. We regret very much tolearn that Rey. F. P. Blakemore, pastor of the M. E church, in this city, has been transferred by the late conference, from this place te Butler. Rev. Blakemore has gained the good will and esteem of our citizens during his short stay in our city, who will also regret to learn the above. He is an able scholar and excellent min- ister.—Pleasant Hill Gazette. She Suffered for Twenty Years. My wife has suffered for fifteen years from congestion and painful menstruation. After using three bottles of Bradfield’s Female Regu lator she is now able to do her own house work and go where she pleases. J. W. Davis, Moravian Falls, N.C. Write Bradfield Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga. for particulars. Sold by all druggists 16m Thomas Toohey, chairman of the grievance committee of Nevada divi sion of the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers, was presented by his lodge with a fine meershaum pipe} valued at $25. The presentation took place Tuesday evening and the! and long | secasion was one of jollity to be remen omaha -Nevi ada Noticer. High water im the Os: swept away the new bridge Schell City last week, just few more hours work weuld have edthe work of joining the bridge proper together so that the false work could have been taken out. The bridge was caught about three fourths of: a mile away,but w: RS | so badly broken and twisted as to rave to be sent to Kansas City to! be worked over. Meanwhile the con- tractor = ordered another bridge | and will proceed at once to put it in | ! The loss to the bridge con- tractors will be in the neighborhood of $2,500.—Nevada Noticer. near | when a, compl Flax Seed to Loan. We are prepared to loan flax seed to farmers in any quantities. To secure seed apply early. Call at} m: Butler elevator. 12 Brrast Bros. & McDasiet. j7th. Don't forget to ge | lots goto Pharis & Son. j Was the very per j Tickets 25.and 50 cents. tk | Warsaw 1 | Votes nb the schoo! election next Tur say. Demvocrat turn out to the GO THE Tuesday. Don't forget to go to your school j house and vote i ‘Thurman for | | county commissioner. School election on ‘Tue: sday, April | o aud vote | for Thurman missioner. for county school com- | WILLIAMS? “Cash Grocery, g ee y low prices. Old money boxes may have to rae It has been suggested that the “aie accounts. 12 pounds fancy dried apples 8 pounds dried green peas 6 pounds hominy flakes 2 3 pounds Dates 2 3 pounds loose Museatel raisins 2 1 pound Figs l 1 pound pure Maple Sugar 1 1 Ib Princess tea worth Tdc for 35 1 lb Imperial tea worth 6Uc for 35 1 Ib uncolored Japan tea worth 60 cents for 35 1 1b Moyune Pow worth 75e cents for § pounds Pearl Hominy 5 pounds pure Navy Beans 1 lb Health & Prosperity tobacco | 1 tb Jolly Tar tobacco : }1 1b Star tobazeco _ {Lib Old Kentucky tobacco “11 Ib Early Bird Twist tobacco When you want flour i in n 500 pound The singing of the Swedish ladies sonification of art. and all who listened were delighted with the entire program.—St. Louis Republic. Butler opera house Friday April 3rd. Tickets 25 and5U cents linen At Habelschwerdt, Silesia weavers earn ten and twel per day. The food of Silesian wea ers consists of oatmeal, bread and potatoes. thousands of families eating meat hardly once in a whole year. Gun There are Wantep- inble repies with fully paid h ca 000, in the sale throug or otherwise, of installment Saris 2 Ibs fancy Evaporated Peaches 45 Bonds. A desirable and life long 4 the Turkish Prence 35 position. Address, Mutual Tavest: 1 : 71 -¢ Codfish ie ment Co., Minne eapolis, Minn. 17 pound pure Codfis 10 2 pound can Corn Beef 25 Ward Halsey met with his death 2 packages Macaroni last week while out duck hunting}3 large Mackerel near Montrose. He was shooting} 12 pound pail White Fish with a revolver, and after a number | 99 large Mackerel in pail 1. of shots, tried to Ne ouu place the weapon | 2 poxes Deviled tongue 25 in the scabbard, when it was dis-!2 boxes potted ham 25 charged, with fatal results. His re-}3 eang sardines in oil 25 mains were taken to St. Charles for|9 eans Mustard Sardines 25 burial.—Clinton Eye. P ad gallon kraut 3 cans best Tomatoes Some people beheve that wh n editor differs from them, he is their |3 C@¥8 best Corn cs enemy. A greater mistake was nev- 1 can Boston Baked Beans 15) ermade. We have aright to our I'can Early June Peas. 15 Opinions and expect to use them 2can Salmon , 25 right by expressing what we believe 3 boxes French blacking 25 to be ture, and think none the less|® bars Clairette Soap jn 25 of men because they disagree with 6 bars Farbanks White Star 25 us.—Holden Enterprise. 6 bars Old Hickory soap 25 — 20 boxes Mule matches 25 Seed potatoes of every variety at) 1 quut bottle Bluing 15 Pharis & Son. Brooms worth 25c for 20 The citizens of Butler have sub-|100 feet Wire Clethes Lines tor 35 scribed the money to pay for the 1 dozen fancy Lemons 25 McFarland band on the 27th The |1 dozen Bluetield bananas 25 Fisk band had already been employ-| 1 dozen Messina oranges 25 ed by the Odd Fellows committee. |8 boxes Fruit Pudding 25 Thus both bands will play on that}! bottle French mustard 10 day; besides notice has been receiy-|1 gallon pure cider Vinegar 25 ed that some of the visiting lodges|1 bottle English table sauce 25 will bring their bands with them. 1 quart can Maple Syrup 35 We will not lack for musie on that |1 half gallon can Maple Syrup 50 day. 1 gallon New Orleans syrup 50 —~—~-——— 1 gallon Hi i ; Manager Warnock has secured the}, > pipeline Shiai py | 1 gallon good Sorghum 40 National Swedish Ladies’ Cone - ang 4 dozen Clothes pins 10 company for the opera house Friday - Es me 3 “13 cans Marrowfat peas 25 evening April 3rd. This company}, Seu : - |3 papers carpet tacks 10 consists of eight beautiful young Ie-)." ), S2 is i Soils atk 5 gallons 175 test coal oil 90 dies and their voices are marvels of : : Dashboard lanterns with Bull's power and sweetness. They are now Eve glob 3 jmaking their third season in Ameri-| idee gs . siver ulated a ca and their success bas been wop- i er aes abet eteh spoons 25 derful everywhere. Lovers of 1 should net miss the treat. SC} We have tsand por This is our just received twenty- nds of St. Joseph flour. | eer rcond ear load and will Pharis& Sov > Sel fora short time at wholesale prices for CASH ONLY. ‘| Royal No. 10 flour per sack | Blue D., | Hawke ye. half patent Undine, second gra This St. Joseph flour is ezht to Butler. ve th ous Farmers, takir you iss it by gw you 1.30 1.20] 1.00 the best Our sales d pounds per Pcl. will full patent quarters during the sum will run between Papinsville ax This will be a gu ience, not only to Osceol: the towns along the Osag tween the two points abi eve It will not only be a conve will bea g jas well asto the surrounding try, and will result in the l ment of many of our resources not here mentioned. which will bring thousands of dol-]| W hen you want fancy goods, don't lars into the country.—Osceo! via Sun. | pass us by. The yes months are the we croft ar Baron H conven | but all be above We have and bottled gin uber the 3 for CASH ONLY. price all the goods n- and ey canned velop- King’s table, .| We will not change ) | Sugar at present. : limited supply ds. but will quote you pr gain on April 1s:, as we have bought heavy in future 2 our prices on ar of IS91 is less t we have only a d vet, but on it 1 known af Pat P , | Sugars. III; Mei » great French ar 3 tist; Bradl ned British _ leader; kaue, Rin alal E Psi Willian Windom, cae ged , Admiral Porter, Prince“Plon Pen" and Gen. Joseph E. Johnson —Globe Democrat. table luxuries necessary to supply a} - ee vHEY ARE HERE! OUR HUCK OF Dh GUI i 34 pounds roasted Java coffee $1.00 nograph shall be used ae a cash reg-| 4 pounds reasted Rio coffee 1.00] jister. Every sutu the cashier recieves | 99 pound puil jelly 1.00 might be called a phonograph and | 99 pound pail apple butter 1.00 CLOT H ING, BOOTS AND SHOES there be recorded as « check on the| 19 pound California Honey 140 . Handsome Line, Latest Styles. a COME AND SEE OUR spring Millinery 3 Ibs Rusin cured Prunes 50} To See the Latest Styles, Come TO SAMUEL LEVY & COMPANY. . L. RICE. 4 Oak Items. Lone Oak Iten ; | T. L. HL ARPE R. As we suppose all the writers have stopped sending items from the part ef the country, we thought we would secre RICE & HARPER, the demociatic ticket of Pleasant | Gap township....Married at the | | residence of the iby ide’s parents, near Lone Oak, Miss Maud Haskins and Mr. Monroe Laskey. Justice F. M. | Steele officiating. .Mrs. Bently is —-—DEALER IN——— Pure and Reliable Drugs, Medicines, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS. OILS, ETC. ald ilps aaa . Mrs. BEAT There will be a Sun: lav Se ie or | FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THE BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ganized at Double Brauch next Sun- | day....Wonder why Wesley goes | up on the hill so much oflate. Prob- | | = ably Miss Alice could tell....Again | | I | | the death angel has spread its wings | | over this part of the country and | | { | H called away the wife of Willie Evans. } | | | They bad only been married a little | i i i 68 over a year and had one child born ; tothem. Willie hes the heart felt | sympathy of the entire ¢ mmunity. Her funeral will be preached at the Double Branch chur: i th: third Sunday in April, RENTER. its na- r these Progr ee is very imp ort | qualities, Sue of Fi perfect laxative and wentle F diuretic noe 16 4t Southwest Misso the day, will be a pars addresses by the stat ! i s in-| rainst call J. Hur- Wanted. A Settlement with exhibition and ¢ omy - : = thems owing Hathaway’s Patent Gate Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorias ‘on the A Man Fema in Dead! exper enced barbers are kept—no other] earnest, ina | kind employed. Call and see me. Gate and ine aa te