The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 19, 1891, Page 8

i 3 i i LEY CHILDS, SELLS THE itchell, Turnbull and South Ben WAGON S. A FULL Juggies, Carriages, koad Carts. LINE OF Spring Wagons and Also the celebrated FLYING DUTCHMAN SULKY PLOW. SHIRLEY CHILDS. LOCAL ITEMS. Call on R. 8. Catron for insurance on stock against lighting. 29-tf Mrs. D. A. DeArmond and daugh- ter Hattie who have been visiting relatives and friends in this city for sometime, left on Wednesday of | last week for their home at Butler, Mo. —Dade Co., Advocate. Do you want Screen doors, we have too many and will make a spec- ial reduction for ‘the next thirty days. R. R. Deacos The campaign for the States senatorship in Mississippi is practically and senators George and Walthall are assured of re election. treasury candidates are overwhelim- ed.—Joplin Herald. ended R. S. Catron, Notary Public, ac- | knowledges all kind of papers. 29-tf An editor once wrote a ball room puff saying: ‘Her dainty feet were encased in shoes that might have been taken for fairy boots,” but the blundering compositor made it read: “Her dirty feet were encased in shoes that might have been taken for ferry boats.” —Ex. How is this a good guaranteed No.8 cook stove with 20 in. oven and Go pieces trimmings $18. Best cook stoves on earth back warranted for ten years, had better get one quick. 38-3t. Harrer & Arkison. you The alliance will be as unimport ant a factor in politics in Missouri next year as the people's party was in the late Kentucky election. To date, Newton, Butler, Dallas, Davies, | Platte and Holt are the only coun- | ties which have given the people's party and the sub-treasury scheme any indorsement. While Andria, Hevry, Boone, Cooper, Lafayette, Crawford, Montgomery, Johnson, Carter, Shelby, Reynolds, Pike, Washington and Calloway have con- demned both.—Joplin Herald. Why use impure when Pastures Improved Patent wa- ter filter is guaranteed to purify it. For Sale by Brssert- Wuretex Merc’. Co. Mayor Pace called with his car- riage on Monday morning and invit- eda Record man to visit the water works plant on the Miami. Arriy- ing there, we found the masons just completing the brick work, other hands grading and yet others clean- ing the river of dead timber—thus presenting a scene of | 38 tf active ity. The Mayo 1 interested in the progress of the work and spends much tt nseeing that it is being done accord We have too many cooks prices will re e our stock we pro pose to sell re 35-3t. urdless of profit. Hanrer & Arkisoy. Erle, the 14 year old son of Judge C. T. Davis, walked outa second story window wl as i home on Monday 1 ke the fail aw he was just: recover ness. He was | tel and wz I door.—Nev an Ne It you have real estate exchange, call on R. S. Catro United | The alliance and sub- | for the money fire | cistern water | ; Economy: “100 Doses One Dol- ar.” Merit: “Peculiar to Itself.” Purity: “Hood's Sarsaparilla.” James Whitcomb Riley returned from Europe some‘days ago and the | Rey. Myron W. Reed has been at | home for several weeks. Both gen-| |tlemen know how to observe and/| | how to tell of what they have seen | albeit neither one of them | write the regulation hack letter. The next number of ~ Harper’ 8 Weekly, published August 19th, | Will contain full-page portraits, with biographical sketches, of the late i George Jones, of the New York | Times, and of James Russell Lowell. | The sketch of Mr. Lowell will be | Written by his life-long friend, Geo. William Curtis. Remember this if you are going | to buy a cook stove we can save you 20 per cent as we must for our heaters. 35 3t make room Harrer & Arkisoy. Little Maude Buckles, while play- ing in the lumber yards of R. J. Hurley & Co., at this place last Fri- day evening, met with quite a pain- ful and sad accident, by having a large pile of lumber toppled and fell on her. When extricated it was found that one of her legs were bro- The surgeon quickly attended to the | fractured limb and at present she is| getting along nicely.- Tele-| phone. —Hume If you will call and look through our house we will comvince you we need room and will sell you a stove cheaper than you would expect to | buy. 38-3t. Harper & Arkisoy. The new interest law affects Build ing and Loan associations. Secre- tary of State Leusueur says: “Build- ing and Loan Associations as are much amenable to the law as are other individuals or corporations, hence it | is unlawful for them to loan money at | more than the legal rates, as per law | | of 1891, pages 169 and 170, session | acts. There is nothing in the char- ter of Building & Loan associations that could exempt them from the operations of a statutory law, as they are themselves the creatures of the statutes.” Don't miss it if you are going to buy a cook stove in the next year it stock, duc we are 20 ng our cent under any body. 3S8-3t Harrer & Arkrsoy. per Prof. J.C. Ryan, formerly princi- pel of the Rich Hill public schools, who now holds a similar position at | | Holden, was conductor of the Nor- itute, held at Pineville. nt the following reso < others, idopted: “That heartily endors he course pursued by Prof. J.C conductor was) unani- we - Ryan, Missouri. > able to ken between the knee and ankle.} l pay you to buy while we are re-| On } Pass Him Alou A middle sleeves stepped | it was all a joke » but Now Try Thos. It will cost you not! surely do you good, if y | Cough, Cold or any tr | Throat, Chest or Lungs |New Discovery for “Cot | Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to | give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Gnppe feund it justthe thing and under jite use had a speedy and perfect re jcovery. Try a sample bottle at our {expense and learn for yourself just | how good a thing it is. Trial bottles | free at H. L. Tucker's Drug Store. Large bottles 50c. and $1.0U | A Bandit Outlaw's Ninth Victim. San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 16.—Toin- + bio Pastrango, a deputy sheriff who ever | jhad secured evidence that Ant a noted bandit che jand the slayer of € | the murderer of Charles Fusset: lasergeant of Texas | tempted to arrest the bandit Friday | Carrasco, shit men, Rangers, at night ata fandango given ou the | Texas side of the river, but as he advanced into the room the cheiftain | Pastrango dead, after wt drew a revolver : his escape. The residents of the }peninsula have asked Governor Hogg to station a detachment f | troops there. Queer Freaks of & Nevada, Mo. mented man, Lunatic Aug. 16.-—-A appurently de dumb, was found in the br No. 4 aud brought to town. He to give his name or any ac himself whatever. Since | jof insane asylum ed in the city,however, for - he has refused to eat, him re When fou. ling, food is set before | three times a day | was plucking leaves and cocklebu land eating them. The county cout | declined to do anything for him and he was released. Heis perhaps 40 years old and of light It is believed he is an escaped lu tic from a Kansas asylum. complexion | | | A dine jsuccessfully carried out the other |night at the residence of Judge H | Clay Daniel. entered the judge's sleeping «juurt- off the \from the windows, and cari | the judge's gold watch, |K. P. charm, gold spectacles an jehain and about $10:70 in | His pants and vest they left rolled up by the pocket book was found just outsid: the window notes. ete.. i slary was piece of burglary wa: The party or partie | ments by taking chain money neatly fence, while the A check were left in t } book, showing that the thieves : only knew what they wanted. | ; had a light to find it. his wife and Will were 2 in the room and did 1 thieves are certainly | profession, and this is a able sample of ¢ | The loss is estimat $ —Cass Co. Missow ian. puters caden j The fall term will day. Sept. 1. 1891 for room and prepare to give lower prices on cooks for ashort time than _ was ever before offered. 3S Bt Harrer & ArEIsoN. Public Sale. i w.il sell on what is known as the Wyse farm, 2 miles south and Double Branch Items. D Ge le n be expected t weather Walters Was Vv 8 f 1 house Inst week... tcome again and stay obe says tax won't pay he says it is no good to urkeys and he thinks he will e business... . The singing at | the nights of the 5th and 12h ccess. everybody came with uusic.... Wonder what is the utter of our Sunday school secreta- ! it he does not attefd, perhaps Miss Dolly could tell... Sycamore, y is your cold....Fodder got aj new s+t of cart harness lately.he say he can cut the flax now....Any one | wanting champion straw stacking | doue call on S. B. Hart, L. C. Hail | F R. Hall s seh ..Its funny that our} Double Brauch girls will have the ] pox. wonder why Jimmie inet cateh it....Prof. Young of| Amoret was visiting friends near Db + Branch the Sth, he has been ito teach the Double Branch | > bis winter tulips & Wolfe € ing some excellent work in = partof Bates in the way of} threshing....The dance at Steel | Nt son the night of the Sth, was} success .Wonder why ves round sa ‘no sir” so rof date... Joseph Has-| lking of going to Texas, ood team to sell....Ob! se new fly nets look just g Wonder what has become ett... .Itis just a thousaad h g....We all want a pienic ' e middle of September at old ground south of the church, the matter with getting 1 to address the multitude, Tom & Jerry. ubin, Mo, John aie r ia Weas Herman Hake, . Were Visiting their widow- and ‘ er whose farm lies on the Osace viver just above St. Elizabeth. The br quarre'ed and Jobn ed Herman with a shot gun. Her- lenves a wife and two children. others We have just received a car of cook stoves and we are load crowded uf mile west of Adrian, Bates Mo., on Thursday, Septem- Ist, the following proper- 2 bro od mares, I sucking mule, cow, 5 sows and pigs, 9 between 7 and 10 tons of y hay in stack, 35 acres of tield, 1 2 horse wagon, 1 cul- 1 harrow, also household tchen furniture. Terms: 310 and under cash, on vthat amount a credit of | twelve months will be given without st if paid when dus, if not so » draw 8 per cent. from date | bear approved security. recent. off for cash. J. J. Joses. Hood’s — Sarsaparilla ntrated extract of Sarsaparilla, iJ. Ber | patience of Job... Peculiar To Itself :00 Doses Ine Doiiar -- Pginia [tems En rock as as) David did when he struck Goliab....Mrs B y has been on che sick list, but v skillful treatment of Dr. Mitchell, is impro .. Hog cholera is raging in Charlotte town- ship. Thor usands of dollars werth of hogs have gone where the wood- bine twineth. ...Flax crop this year very poor. A yield of three to eight bushels is reported....Elmer Hall went and returned with bis tine bug gy, and all by himself, too....M oN Hall and Frank Wilson and families, are making arrangements to ensi- grate to the coast range of Califor- nia....David Nestlerode and family le says a uel Wo will soon start for Pineville, McDon- | WILLIAMS’ ald county, Mo, on a visit. Dave has just finished putting in a buggy |tongue, and otherwise repaired his bugg ry and will go in Harrison style “Misses Minnic and Flora Mor risou have been afflicted with felons and catarrhs on their bands. Bad enough, Iadies, but remember the! -It is rumored jthat TA Shipp is going into the poultry business Look cut, Nels jor you and Omer will get left, for Tom is arustler....We jearn that |Prof TJ Wheeler bas apphed for the Grand view sebool. The diree | tors will be fortunate indeed, if they secure the services of Prof Wheeler for he stands second to no instruct or in the west....Dr Emanuel Nes tlerode recently extracted from his person a bone about one inch long The scientific men of this communi- ty are considerbly puzzled... one wishing to purchase some spring colts would do well to call on CN Morrison....We see that the Blue Mound phonograph with the aid of a cork screw, still grind out dole fully the words, Chicago-dry goods & Groceries... ... Strong talk of an ice cream festival at the Grand view school house in the near future N. M. Neer. erovE When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria When she had Children, she gave thei Castorig DR.J.- w. LOWRY’S Office FARMERS BANK, one door east ot Express office. Residence on Ohio street second door east of Public North side of street. Office hours S to 12 a.m.2to6p.m. Calls answered at all times. Ureatment of all diseases both Acute and Chronic rges reasonable Medicine turnished. Cc Itation tr All who are afflicted of wt acter will lose nothing by c me. Vonsorial Artist. Six chairs, no you are next Call and get a_ fir hair cut, smoothshave and a shampoo. Fines shop in thee Best barbers. North Main street, opposite postoffice. J. R. PaATrEenson, Prop’r. in cash Butter & Eggs 35-16 -Any- | School | Lower and Lower OEGS THE PRICES AT CASH GROCERY 19 Ib granulated sugar 31 20 th light brown sugar 1 pe tb brown sugar 1 h Java blend coffee 1 A lh Prokea Java cottee 1 4 th Mexican coffee 1 100 th Blue D. flour 100 th Hawkeye flour 100 th Undine flour 2 20 th pail jelly 1 10 th California honey 1 00 6 th Hominy flakes 25 4 th raisins 25 1 th pure maple sugar 15 1 th Princess tea worth 75 35 1 th Imperial tea worth 60 35 1 th Moyum gunpowder tea worth 75 50 5 thuavy beans 25 1 i!) Health and Prosperity tobacco 25 25 1 th Jolly Tar tobacco 35 L th Star tobacco 45 1 th Early Bird twist 30 2 th California evaporated peaches 25 2 th California evaporated apricots 25 12 ft pail No. 1 mackerel 1 20 12 th pail white fish 75 1 ft, Big John smoking tobacco 25 3 cans sardines in oil 25 2 cans large mustard sardines 25 3 cans best tomatoes 3 cans best corn 2 cans Boston baked beans 2 caus salmon 25 3 large boxes French blacking — 25 6 bars Clairette soap 25 6 bars White Star soap 25 6 bars Water Queen soap 25 20 boxes matches 25 1 qt bottle blueing 15 Brooms worth 25 for 20 100 foot wire clothes line 40 5 doz clothes pins 10 1 doz Bluefield bananas 25 1 doz fancy lemons 30 2 bottle French mustard 10 1 gallon pure cider vinegar 25 1 bottle English table sauce 25 1 gallon honey syrup worth $6 60 1; on fancy sorghum 40 3 ¢ Marrowfat peas 25 5 ons 175 test oil 85 5 us best gasoline 85 22 gallou pail syrup 90 We have just re- ceived a large supply Co. tobacco that is tine for of Calloway leaf chewing or try it olice. smoking, | | Re