The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 22, 1891, Page 8

Lh foods, | lothing, ie and hoes, ls arnets, Lae AT LOWE Unprecedented Bargain R PRICES THAN KVER RE urtains ad Ah: { hnery SCORDED. } i j | | a lt pays you to trade at our Store at all times, but ESPECIALLY for the next THREE WEEKS we can Save you Many a Dollar. Dress Goods in all the latest Novel- ties including Silk, Grenadines, Henri- etta Cloth, Plain and Fancy Serges ral ‘ : ans In Table Linens,Napkins, Towels and | ranging in prices from({25c to $1 per 2 | d Crashes we are headquarters, and we | | asia . : oS a ee tee eee erties | are this season showing a nicer line of | Our Carpet Room and zon Gustatn im these goods than ever. | department is overflowing with new } TT if ' designs and bright colors, at prices far | . | 8 oe : Do not fail to see our line of White | below the water mark, also a full line } | ' goods, lates and Embroideries. Black me of plain and fancy straw matting. ea i i Child's Knee pant suits $1.00 and up Mull Flouncings, Black India Linens, | Boys suits 2.50 and up Black Swiss, Black all over laces cheap- Youths suits 3.00 and up er than ever. ee | Mene suits 3 50 and up 7 i ——_ See our Tailor-made suits for dress | All the new shapes in hats wear equal to fine custom made gar- | ; ments. Ask for them. All the new styles in neck wear } —_—_—_—_—_—_-—| All the new novelties in shirts a All the new colors in hosiery Gents Fine Shees from $1.50 and up All the new spring underwear. Boys Fine Shoes from 1.00 and up | | ie ieee Mens Good Plow shoes 1.00 ia RP UREE Hh Boys Good Plow shoes T5ets Our spring aman of Millinery goods | Mens Fine Calf boots side lined $2.50 is unsurpassed in the city, and by giv- i ing Miss Scharf a call you will be more than pleased with her styles. | | IISA FACT, WE ARE SELLING A BETTER GLASS OF GOODS THAN ANY H US 1 — = lato serene te coer aay E ase = | : . ° 2 . ° | If you will kindly give us a call we will gladly show you that we can and will do just as we say. | . * | Take advantage of the above BARGAINS while the Stock isComplete. Remember we carry the | BEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED. ‘LOCAL ITEMS. \ Confederate Home. Alex Lamb and family left us this { Committees I. O. O, F. Celenration. | ODD FELLOWS S CEL EBRATION. BE neers body a : 5 eee J On last Saturday afternoon Coi. ya returning to Butler They won| Chief Marshal: J. D. Allen. ; | | That at this season the blood is fill- Tonsorial Artist. H. A. Newam,, of Randolph county, & host of friends w hile here, who re-| _ Assistants: A. a cankcs Thos. L. Pettys, Butler, Mo., . April 27th 1891. | ed with impurities, the accumulation recat aot nlite. vou ere next and Capt. Barlow, of St. Louis, ad-| gret to have them’ leave, and who | ; meas : Bea! ‘of months of close confinement in cal. and get a Hretclass hair cut, aressed an audience at the court, will be glad to welcome them back |< Wo Childe Ee 3. © Bor. rae St. Louis Mo., March 19, 1891. | poorly ventilated stores, workshops smoothshave and a shampoo. Finest house in the interest of the Confed- | again should they deem it advisable ! Gitson,: iy ee. a ‘ aaen w. | To Att Ticket Acests: | and tenements. All these impurities shop in the city. Bestbarbers. North erate Home of Missouri, located in| to cast their lot with us.—Amoret! W Warnock,; On the Main Line between Sedalia | and every trace of scrofula, salt Main street, congas postotlic oa. ,. | Lafayette county. Capt. Barlow! Chief. A.0 + John & ; and Kansas City, both exclusive. | rheum, or other diseases may he! ex- | us eaciastaciate rop'™ ‘stated the origin, needs, objects, | SUE os ais i} On the Lexington & Southern Div. | pelled by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla i etoroelotiten. Gt twelve men are Cte. of ee home and Col. Newman | Maeebnne Iten S eine On the Nevada and Minden Div the best blood purifier ever produc- | at work clearing away the debris at | £ owed with a very eloquent ad-} Los e zs Allen and W. W. Ross. On the St. Louis & Emporia Line, ed It is the only medicine of i ‘ dress and an earnest appeal to the A S towb- | Carriages a H. Warnock and Geo. 1, | east of and including LeRoy. \ which “100 doses cne dollar’ i H the Diamond mill site. It is also =e ticket elected to | one dolla H sserted that the contract to rebuild aul ous sand c 7 J apa Bai | And the Agents at Garnett, Bush t , 5 ae asserted —- e Pe “9 aid in th tried to City and Selina Kansas. | Charles Lan ga brakeman on the | the new mi has been et. the close of C Hors ile abovennamed oceacion| M. K. & T. = = ad whi passing | . ‘ainy weather | 22 OFganization was pe ; You may sell Form Local 6 to But.!¥ a low bridge near Higbee was | Pi ase om heh apeewindiagerory | the purpose of soliciting aid in Bates \ ler. Mo., and return at one fare for | *20¢ ed from the top of the car and ed in this county as yet. Still worse jcounty. The county was divided in- round trip. instantly killed the other Baye H there is not much ground broken ea yer ie pe d —— : } : to be sold April 26th and ee ne oe ee eee i and some of the farmers are begin- | oF iy aa Ae Ri i ae s ‘ : j po ae to and in- H a ‘ ‘ rt orth dist ae t a uo 20th. i ming totcel anit Uae ; Martin president of the south dis- é smit H. C. Townsenp. H.L. TUCK ER, H Wesley Wornack returned home | trict which is composed of the follow- : onthe aS John Burrs = Grounds: Geo. L. Smith and A. H.( | Gen. Pass. and Ticket Ag't. Gna aeD ' H ‘ky the latter part of |img townships, Rockville, Hudson, °° eons oe O..., the okt Dist 1 | Gaels y. : | neg a COUBEE with iia Osage, Pleasant Gap, Prairie, Lore ae raid E Sei pee 1s_ holding : 4 Cash! Cash: DRUGG | ST. , } two fine young stallions and a fine! Oak. New Home,Howardand Walout. He h on Seat aA ‘ 1 cio puOnEE “| Pharis & Son. ese laree jack. These animals can new + townships north are in Mr. Cat , Boe foo eee eur | tel —, at his ae n, also their pedi- Mrs. J. E. Arnold S°T* Evr Orrxer Children Cry for aha as ryt president of the Daugh- eae a a “| Pitcher’s Castoria. 5 ters of the Confederey, for Bates Atraveling man by the name of county, an nd in the re of that or Children Cry for Burton was seriously injured near ganization she is 'Pitcher’s Castoria. n ind ‘ ole oO Le ublie road and in attempting to rescue the Ladies. co o Pitcher’ s Castoria. Dealer in horses he was injured so as to ren- posiery. | : t = Se aa | i er hima a cripple for life, | He was 1 ae w . MM. epeieedl — and Medicines ' in Stockton Tuesday seeking cou 1 h for fur- ers 4 § } in regard to suing for damage.— as Stockton Journal. p the pr /