The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 15, 1891, Page 8

ln foots, (is ie and Shoes, ts arpets, [Lace { urtatns an Wiis i , AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER RECORDED. A GRAND DISPLAY of NEW GOODS at PRICES LOWER than EVER. It pays you to trade a’ sur Store at all times, but ESPECIALLY for the next THREE Novel- Henri- Dress Goods in all tae latest ties including Silk. Grenadines, etta Cloth, Plain and Fancy Serges ranging in prices from’ 2 yard. >to $1 per A AT SE TY Child's Knee pant suits $1.00 and up Boys suits 2.50 and up | 3.00 and up | 3 50 and up \ Youths suits Mene suits See our Tailor-made suits for dress wear equal to fine custom made gar- Ask for them. ments. All the new colors in hosiery IT IS A FACT, WE ARE SELLING A BETTER GLASS OF GOODS THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. If you will kindly give us a call Take advantage of the above BARGAINS while the Stock is Complete. are this seasor showing a nicer line of All the new ncvelties in shirts = | All the new spring underwear. WEEKS we can Save you Many a Dollar. In Table Linens,Napkins, Towels and Crashes we are headquarters, and we | Our Carpet Room and Lace Curtain these goods than ever. { department is overflowing with new fl ! Jesigusand brigh ‘ a ea { Do uct fai] to see our line of White low the wat ks, also a full line Detowathe) waver Tusrt ae0.8 goods, laces and Embroideries, Black of plain and fancy straw > ating | is Be eee Mull Flouncings, Black India Linens, ! SS. A i Black Swiss, Black all ever laces cheap- | er than ever | { All the new shapes in hats All the new styles in neck wear Gents Fine Shees from $1.50 and up 1.00 and up ( Mens Good Plow shoes 1.00 | Boys Good Plow shoes T5ets | Mens Fine Calf boots side lined $2.50 | Boys Fine Shoes from Our spring display of Millinery goods { is unsurpassed in the city, and by giv- { ing Miss Scharf a call you will be more than pleased with her styles. aa acca we will gladly show you that we can and will do just as we say. Remember we carry the BEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED. SAM L Y & COMPANY. ceived through G. W. Lowrance, jfrom the Mutual Masonic Benefit ' Association of Missouri, $2,000 that sum being the amount in full of life insurance policy carried by her de- ceased husband.—Foster Index. | H.L. TUCKER, | (Suceessor to J. G Walker) ‘DRUGGIST. lots go to Pharis & Son. \ The Warrensburg Star says that an old negro man in that town Jast week secured a pension for 375 per tmonth and $3,500 back pay since the war; that the old negro is 71 years old and totally blind. This old darkey had a dog, which during war chased a rabbit across a bat it, and receiving a stray shet Dealer in ' Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions Carefully Compc re oy Ailing te Eeoen i nsame. Hence this pen- £0 ‘s, go to the Racket Store for BARBER BARBt boo ers c: Artistic Hair Cutting, Sha. ‘ : a. promises to be a very inter- Sea Foam. All clean and fash» ase is that of the State vs. ble, opposite the post office . tte t uyton. taken frem Cass coun- FRED DORN, ty t© Johnson on a change of venue. Proprietor. Payton is charged with burning a ne | Hy ircl in Cass county. The defense MS. is represented by such able lawyers LOCAL ITE W. H. Wallace of Kansas City, H. LP | SSS:C«| ©. Daniela of ‘Harrisonville, and’S. Dehorning Cattle. P. Francisco of Butler. while the Parties having cattle to dehorn state is represented by Railey, Jar- | in Bates county can get the same nett & Whitsett of Harrisonville. done with clippers st 10 cents per | head. Address G. Vv. Arnold, 18 4" Butler. Mo. Seed potatoes of every variety at, | Pharis & Son. ( Last week Mrs. Phillip Zeal re- | Odd Fellows day at Butler, April Medical Cengress. City Election. 27th, promises to be a day long to be remembered by the people of Bates county Two brass bands have been employed and $150 will be! spent for meats alone. Over sixty ledges will be represented.--Foster Index. Courtney & Graves will buy all. kinds of fees and court costs. at Parkinson & Graves’ office’ Hugh Davis, of Midway, Kansas, came in on Tuesday night with his six-year old son who had been bitten by a mad dog. The mad stone of H. IL. Miller, the East Nevada drug store man, was brought inte into requisition and two applications were made. Both were considered successful.—Neyvada Noticer. Call Hood's Sarsaparilla has the larg- est sale of any medicine befere the public. Any honest druggist will confirm this statemen Senator George G. Vest was in the city Sunday He was quartered at the Rockwood House and took the 8 o'clock train for Kansas City that night. The senator's visit was very quiet arcely any of our citizens | knowing vada Democrat. Son when you want flour lots, and will save you money. of his presence, and he got | away without even a newspaper re- {congratulates the good peopl porter getting a swing at him.—Ne-| Cass county on securing his se | Farmers, always go to Pharis & | , tor of the M. E. | quarters at Butler. moved to Au The .ollowing is the result of last Tuesday's election for aldermen: FIRST WARD. Hagedorn, dem, 96; Harper. dem, 67 Shane, cit, 30. SECOND WARD. Badgley. dem, 81; Eldridge, cit. 53 THIRD WARD. Pierce, dem, 92: Haggard, cit, 46 FOURTH i Tn the Ist ward t pre two ti elect, Hagedorn being on both t | Vote on school levy 315 to 152 | Thurman received 19 majority for school commissioner. > j ets. The Pleasant Hill Gazet Our splendid uniform Lake Avenue band, numbering eighteen strong will accompany the L. O. O. F. }« of this city to Butler, April 27t attend a big celebration given t Butler lodge. A grand time y had that day and large nu will go from here. SAYS: Rev. W. F. Raker. f srmerly pas- cireuit, with Cass county, last week. BR is a good preacher, a we christian gentleman. and th vices. The water works company have in large| concluded all their purchases for } supplies except the stand pipe | Dr. Murray, of Holden; Bennett, ' Kingsville; Adair, of Archie; Gil- | McIntyre. of St. Louis and Dr. A. L. ~ elect a permanent secre lent box of Havana cigars which contributed so pleasantly to their’ comfort. | such as occur in the life of a prac- Hodges Medical society met in | Heine Ss society adjourned Comma Clebeconnee 10305: = ir 3 — on the second m., April 9th. House called to or- m/e Ihe der by Presiden J. K. Cole, of La-! mar, Mo. Business and bad weath-| The plensant effect and the per- er prevented many from being pres-/ fect safety with which ladies may use ent. : Upon roll call the following | the liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of gentlemen answered to their names: | Figs, under al! conditions make it of | their favorite remedy. The Ladies Delighted. It is pleas- \ ing to the taste and to the eye, gen- | tle, yet effective in acting on the ] 20 more, of Adrian; Young. of Nevada; Whipple, of Pleasant Gap; Lre, of Lone Oak: Cole, of Lamar; and O F. Renick, J. R. Boyd, T. C. Boul- ware and J. T. Walls, of this city. Among the distinguished honora- ry members present were Dr. J. H. : liability from Street obstruction. the following may be of intecest to Butler's city fath- ers: “A man was badly hurt at Ver- sailles, Mo, by falling over a dry goods box on the sidewalk at night, and he has sued thecity. The courts have held tiat the sidewalks and Streets were for the people, and must be kept free from obstruction. If @ man is injured by falling over papers were read on subjects in| 4m obstruction on the sidewalk he — which gave rise toa lengthy Can sue for damages. and interesting discussions. _ aRe . Proceedings consisted of morning esses hee wae aftergoon and evening sessions. At PASS the evening session “the resolution was placed before house by Dr. Young, ef Nevada: Resolved. That the Hodgen Med- ical society extend their thanks to Mayor Pace for an excel- Fulton, of Kansas City. The first duty of soei y being to y, Dr. J. R. Boyd, of this city, was chose and the society proceeded with reg- i : ular business. Mony interesting $6 it by Son Rie ey Flax Seed to Loan. We are prepared to loan flax seed to farmers in any quantities. — T, secure seed apply early. Call at Butler elevator 12 Brrast Bros. & McDasiez. sincere | VWanted!—Hides, pelts, feathers = =a | beeswax, and grease North Main Si After some pleasant reminiscences ‘ae post-office. J. Fisugr. ' PWSREBRERE bat atseree« : yee e eeepc oN er ere = 4 s Soros ee