The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 2, 1891, Page 8

| | ee en Call on R. S. Catron for insurance on stock against lighting x DRY GOODS AN | D NOTIONS, }-. rporate in orde ew house of we £30o0ts and Shoes. eg ones S55 One in which the creed ofthe chureh 0 amme> was set forth as being the New Tes | HATS AND CAPS. | tament aud a ¢ ae les As t GENTS UNDERWEAR. wo ig be ronord da. good coz ro eaciers te Enowne est thet Vonsorial Artist LACES, EMBROIDERY, made a grent “kick” and it took sev-|bis boys he calls: them Hug and |) "00" 22 0" Dn iN OS <class hair cut, is aes : leral days to arbitrate and } [Pinch = Ma. floliy | Nickell) Has} tos sce ae Cae Vest nour or mice ave and a shampoo. Finest ; RIBBONS AND THREAD, gg sae bette a, | 622 tok. C.to buy 100 head of night, one night last week by anoth ve city, Best barbers. North } matter. e creed was not record-| op, 2 ie vars eet, opposite postoftice. ‘ cattle to feed... Farmers are talking er destructive fire, and before her ae Sis ! In short we have the largest of Dry ! ed. Be ae oD see OBESE Sy a Goods and best assorted stock in the Tee i i F Virginia Items | city to select from, and the lowest y : : 2s Mr. Howard Young and Miss | i possible prices will be given to all. Dora Hamilton of Amoret were mar-| |ried on the Miami River by Rev. Ri-| ley Reed Aug. 27th, Howard bought | |a big box of cigars expecting to jtreat....Born totke wife of Jobnj Y Hedger twin boys weighing 17} lbs | eae ae : : |....Tom Byfield says Charley Honig} poles . | drink swear or play cards and Char LOCAL ITEMS. aie ee ao. A we =| ee : ; : _,, Hime at Amos Currens every Sunday Why use impure cistern water | Dr. William Kimberlin will visit) by youngsters Amos had a_ social | when Pastures Improved Patent wa- | Butler, Mo., Sept. 15, 16, 17, 18 and | dance last week. .. .John Hedger af. | ter filter is guaranteed to purify it.| 19th. Office, LaClede Hotel. j testis when you cut a dog’s tail off For Sale by i Glasses. Artificial Wyes. aud Bar| with the binder don’t send it home| Bexnert-Wuee: Merc’. Co. 38-tf | ’ . yee, "|for Mrs. Carr Dudley to finisa kill- een sce | Drums fitted. Come first day. jing....The Christian church had an Canadian newspapers express dis- | BR. S. Gatcon Notary Public nee (tee cream supper last week amount | appointment at the surprisingly | knowledges all andiot papers. 29-tf | taken in about 20 dollars... .Dave | small increase of population shown | ee | Nestlerode wants torent a farm fo | Baie census | Six prisoners in the Lebanon,Mo, next year... . Mr. H. D. Henderson | Mi gsientes 2 S | jail succeeded in escaping. a the — eee see r ; | ———— j business Nov. Ist....Died an infant : 7 grag Neos pices = Congressman-elect D. A. DeAr-| babe of Joe Schwamb 4 or 5 days Cee aoe eo ee ere, re bmdond® spent a portion of last week jold.... Uncle Isreal Nestlerode is on save the state $50,000 more in a sin- | ees : : '|the sick list....Corn looks like it A and this with his old acquaintances | : gle year than was appropriated by |. tna cite T Saal f thi j heeds rain....Mr. and Mrs. Wes) the legislature for the world’s fair. | Se Ne a a: asain ce | Hilton made a short stop in Va., the The thirty-sixth general “merit Ey always have a cordial wel-' other day....Aunt Betty Dudley i y 6 “| come for David—Greenfield Advo-| up and around and has gone to visit a 8 wr! cate. | Hiram Dudley. ..Sarah,how did you history of the state—Kansas City | hke the dance....Wm. Oldham one Star. | This afternoon John P. Lowry/ of our best farmers has bis flax stack- | . = | Was appointed receiver for the Ne-| ed andis ina hurry to thresh it so} W m. Flesher of Hume, while TUD" | vada gas and electric light works, | ne —— much he Bes lost on} ning a horse at the fair grounds by Judge D. P. Stratton. The works ax this year....Cora Dudley is | |feeding Joe Hensley’s thresher ae om = Sie g Joe Hensley’s thresher.... | —: re ~ a -— RpieeeR jare bonded for $75,000 and mort-|Wash Park isa fine man but. is| by aaa Bg aE ee See a core | gaged for $120,000 additional. The |crankey on Prohibition....C. H.j post. The injured man was taken to | receiver is appointed because of fail- Morrison wake up on Sundays and | a stall in the grounds and Dr. Rock- | ure to meet interest.—Nevada Mail, | UB!ock the school house for us child. | wood was called and administeredto = ait ren... -Thave sold my store Pro him. The doctor thinks that Flesh-; Nevada Mail: C. B. Ingalls came | viding my beroacsioue! Can ee) er is injured internally.—Nevada | in to-day from Butler. “I have abo , | cuowel mousy Lo pnsyimya cbt | } Nae | oxy no ae rave about) School begins first Monday in Oct. | Democrat. completed my waterworks cortract™ | here. ...J. W. McFadden has bought | he said “and will make a test of the him a new gasoline tank....A trav | plant next Thursday when I expect) eling gullery took the photo of Frank | ‘ | Jenkin’s house for 50cts. the work | ‘can’t be beat....Lebe Daniels had! pany. I consider the plant the best! their thresher taken....J. W. Bard according to its size in the country. | had a view of his stock yards taken ....A new 10 tb boy at Jim Mon | golds ...Miss Sophie West's horse We area great admirer of Gov. | jumped from under her Sunday she | He was one of the most |!8 Plucky she jumped him and tried | | J. M. McKIBBEN. Palace Hotel Building. i Specialist. | | | 1 will cut a very decevt figure in the A. T. Holcomb a prominent attor- j aed eH Orie: pend pala eieibeie %e | to turn the works over to the com- Butler's brilliant young expounder | of Blackstone, favored the Review with a social call this morning. Mr. Holcomb did not mention politics, although chaperoned by Dr. Hudel son, and we judge therefore that \It has nine miles of water mains.” Claycomb. 1 ta cube ke : : : é tagain....August 25 891 will | Campbell is “all right in Ohio.”—R. incorruptible, painstaking and hard- | ae eee SBA on | H. Review., _ working men at the state capitol last ! people of Chaslothe twp bs | + as the day | winter. | again !....Now next get your light to| retaries. ‘Virginia Christian Sunday school. jdisciplines and resolutions of the} years old, branded H. A. West Point BE Times. a reade ‘cabins 8 Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Baki Reval ~- LUTELY PURE zy and the third that is we will b "John He B 40 and 50ct, corn in this part of the citizens had fairly awakened from vineyard....We understand — that t ’ ideo pce alarm, two of her most beautiful and $500,000 course as he paid the cash he only ‘costly residences were in ashes. The i We desire to place outon had to pay $22.50 per acre....We | time is coming in that city, which real estate security alarge oat glad ie know of =" . ties | Will be as soon as her waterworks ae crnount of money. Will give getting their waterworks complete | -oy pleted, that fires will die as easy | ¢he best terms and lowest shine and then show me a city that | °° they were He CS Gags oS rates yet offered by anyone is ahead of you; can't do it boys. | Pleasant Hill experiences another | 77 this line of business: Jumpo. | destructive fire, the ery will be wat-| Votes drawn forone, two: |erworks. Ne use to “lock the stable | three or jive years: i door after the horse is stolen.” Now Have some money to loan Coen of the district, compos- | is the time to act, before we have a payable on or before a gwen ed of New Home, Homer aud Char- | Ree hich: date. lotte townships Sunday School as- pone Calland see how cheap ! ~ {enough to more than build several | 7a cap Jet you havem oney- sociation of Bates county, to be held} a6) Sees ie . at the Christian church Virginia, pyetems ct ies svorks: Butler has The Bankers Loan & Title Co had the same experience with fires, | P. C. FULKERSON, Manager. Mo., Sept. 19th, TERE - land had that town had waterworks Song—Mulberry U. P. Sunday | sacu 10Gs Bos Skane Calin proud title of 15,000 in popula- cises conducted by Rev. Browning. | p f ‘i po} 10:30 a. m., weleome address, J. J. | mou: Wolfe. Music, M. E. Sunday school. | lla. m, reports ef the Sunday | schools of the district from their secs | their peaceful slumbers by the fire Sunday School Programme. will destroy eight years ago to day she would bear Notice. Notice is hereby given that there will bea call meeting of the Drug- and her citizen's will say the same. gists and Pharmacists of Bates Co., Pleasant Hill Gazette ‘in Butler Tuesday Sept. 22nd, 1891, for the purpose of Co. organization. : . eas Resp’y., J. C. Biaas, 11:30 a. m., topic for dis-| Not if you go through the world P ey Co. O ise cussion. Tue Model Sunday School | g dyspeptic. Dr. Acker’s Dyspepsia PESe OU Oe BaraceMOn: —Opened by W. W. Park. Song,| Tablets are the positive cure for the EE Mostz’e Gigae factory is at worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indiges- | his residence in the northest part \tion, Flatuleney und Constipation. | of the city, his office is with Badg- 1:30 p. m., music by Amoret Sun-| Guaranteed and sold by H. L. Tuck- | ley & Hall,the south side merchants. day school. Topie for discussion | ey, ‘ \ Call for “Our Select,” the best Ha- —How can the Facts of the Lesson | (See fae = market. — be Best Presented to the Class, Last Wednesday afternoon aman y fereene . We know whereof we speak. Is Life Worth Living. Recess for dinner. opened by J. J. MePeak. 2 p. m.,| about 37 years of age about 5 foot | Mt. Carmel Sunday school. Topic |10 inches higls dark complected and | 0 ltr Bult [ Necessity of | black moustache entered the livery | 5 4 4 fer discussion—T Superintendent and Teachers Week-| Stable of Johu Bright and hired a) by J. D. Dur-| saddle horse to ride a few miles in | rett. 2:30 p.an., song, Spy Mound the couutry. The man or horse fail- Essay, Miss Pet |ed to show up that night and Mr. | to Thos. Agy’s, | said he was going, | been there. No Should prohibition be taught in the | trace of the man or ly Meeting, opened Sunday school. Burrows. Recitation by a member | Bright went out of the Virginia M. E Sunday school | Where the man 3 op. om, topic for diseussion—| but he bad never horse can be Sunday school ay it is taught in the; found. The horse is a sorrel, 8 | on left , Kuhne. | shoulder and O. on left ham, is about 3:30 p.m, Song, Grand View Sun-/15 bands high and had on a Texas $25.00 various churches, Rev. Dr. day school. How to teach the pri-| saddle with hair pockets. mary class, by a member of Mulber-| reward is offer y Sunday schovi. d- for the return of 5 for the arrest and Judge Gantt and lady returned last night from their Western trip, where they visited the various points of interest. They report having a most enjoyable trip. After a few days sojourn here they will go to Jefferson City, where official busi- ness awaits the Judge.—Friday's Clinton Democrat. What Does it Mean? “100 Doses One Dollar,” means simply that Hood's Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy because it gives more for the money than any other preparation. Each bottle contains 100 doses and will average to last a month, while other | preparations, taken according to di- rections are goue in a week. There- fore be sure to get Hood's Sarsapa- rilla, the best blood puritier. Soheitors Wanted. The undersigned county Agent wants good live energetic Solicitors in every township in the county to present the plan and issue contracts for the World's Fair Excursion Com- He the For all necessary infor- pany. Either sex can bh business mation call on county Agent. De C. Mize Butler, Mo. Mouth Disease Among the Horses and Cattle The Jour e Wrkotf nouth Appleton City Jou nal is red by at is known is the 1ce 1 Severe sores oF animal is treated whe the sores will soon di slected will lose 1 die from the effects of the dis- Judge Wykotf recommends may ease. as the best treatment a solution of | borax and alum, applied to the sores. He is thoroughly democrat- selected for the Sunday school schol- | °? 3x45, p. m., au-| the horse at thief.—Foster In- We make a call for all your poul try at the very highest market price in cash. | ic on all questions, level-headed and |ars of the methodist ‘christian and | "ual election of officers. Doxology. conviction of the | conservative and has almost as much | Grud view union, marshaled them-| All Sunday school workers and} ee backbone as Grover Cleveland. Hej pees son 38 pd ee pag j especially all preachers in the coun- | . - 2 | was selected captain by mutual con- Sgn er eee he ere ae | | He 1s a man of the people, as com-!gent and Mrs. Fiffic Park and Mrs, | 8f¢ ©ovdially invited to be present. | W. W. Pars, Pres. An exchange gives this advice: “To relieve toothache: Chew cm Butter & Eggs mon as an old shoe. Mr. Clayeomb | Susie Cowan first and second lieu-| z | mon bark. It destroys the sensibil- in our judgment, would make the} tenants, after some splendid maneuv- | erifg the order was given for-| jward march, double quick step| 1 have 200 aaes of splendid pas ee About 10a. m. the column halted ture to rent. good water and fences, 2 jin the dense forest Adjacent the | on the Judge Ballard farm in Spruce pan : W. Hannah of Butler,was | farais Des Cygnes River, where | township. “Will also sell 200 acres | in Nevada on Thursday of last week | there was a feast prepared that Out- | of corn in field, convenient to feed} |Capt. Hannah is proprietor of the rivaled the one Belshazzer made for jlots, which bave splendid barns. | Children Cry for Palace hotel. He stated to the Re- | his thousand lerds....The people | sheds and feeders. This is a good | Pitcher’s Castoria. i a are rejoiced to know that Joe Arbo- | opportunity for parties wishing to| ren for yeauncan Ci Ue haa making Denes: gast still lives....C H. Morrison) pasture and feed cattle. Cull on or | Child ce = | extensive alterations in the hotel says that he has some good yearling | address A. Borcuers. |Pitcher’s Castoria. | which when finished would give him | steers for sale aud also some spring | “41-3t Ballard, Mo. | Children Cry for jthe best hotel in this part of the calves instead of spring colts.... | . een |Pitcher’s Castoria. country. He will have a good one The committee on program pursu pecnuse Bee pnehitie malipex Houston, Tex , Aug. 28.—Thecity * ae no doubt for the Capt. knows | 2ut to call met at Va, Aug. 30th, to = — 1 naa thing when he ses3 But 1 arrange the programme for the Sur s made the defe: na suit filed! good thing when he sees it. But he/ gay school conyention Septembe -day by H. H. Bruns, in which ve WEST WAR D STOCK FAR M aims damages of $22,000. His | 5 based upon the fact that last ...,Abe can't stand it where there| "inter be come in contact wrt the PASSAIC, MO. are no Union laborites. cogil carpages |e Se ‘ 3 In the issue of the Tres of Aug. ‘Usease, from the effects of which be The HOme of Mambrino Chief Jr. Stockmen. Take Notice! s ~ : an = y Pp nerves, an spends pa state a good governor.—Lewis Coun- aby ofiite net Rud suspends ‘pain | ty Journal. Taken in any quantity and cash paid for same. Farmers we want your goods and are Ld willing te pay for them. Bring on your Poultry, Butter and Eggs. And get the cash. Headquarters at A. L. BRIDE & CO Hannibal Poultry Co. By James Smith. immediately, besides pleasant to the taste.” being — very 35-1m our two Nevada hotels. the Mitchell|....Abe Park, who went to South- and Roeckwood.— Nevada Republican. | €a8t Mo., last week has returned |*" Rich Hill has organized a fair as with $6,000 capital will have to hustle to get ahead of 19th, 1891, to be heldat Virginia | is nearly b c es sociation will hold a fair this fall o ree items, while inte proy rectors are Dan] Cressap, 2 er asa joke were not so, | Bee dae a : ‘ a i ; Templeton, Ed. Crabb, W. G. Beas- | Coustrued by the parties to whom’ ’ it ay Site aus ent i lev, FE. N. Hurst. Henrv Reece. F. they referred. The items we refer to _ = = ne ii ee 4 3 MW pas a : were “L. A. Shipp, Fred and Eman. | ©™!t Bere: cunzeus cy noe r M. Burris, R. T. Thornton, Thos. |e] Nestlerode and Blue Mound | have Proper t Ete sexist cute McCombs, A. E. Beatty, Tl 8 Phon hb.” In writing items for of the disease . John Waikup and William | the paper I avoid using persona “lad to see Rich Hill! ties or any thing I think will offend and in ition of tl Chas. S. Concklin, Jas. S. Warnock. FIRST-CLASS STOCK SOLICITED. ica 200 Sucking Mules Wanted at Chew PASSAIC, At CONCKLIN and WARNOCK'S combination sale. Now bring on your Mules. | CAAS. S. CONCKLIN. President. J. S. WARNOCK. Sec'y The Soap Was written ute in iny abs om ly r to notice the ersonal 2 ge Gal- d plot to aid Louis veston Bay. Judge Walter Gresham ued in the Savannab,|may yet be called upon to bridge | Mo., jail under sentence to be hange/ “the bloody chasm” between the Re- ed Friday has been discovered. publican factions. is Lenox. i i