The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 9, 1891, Page 8

wet wet wee THE NOVELTY STORE, C. B. LEWI S, Propri Public Square. Our Ship Has Arrived. And the cargo of Christmas Goods has been un- loaded at the Novelty Store. holiday goods we have selected something new and Io this sbip ioad of novel for every child in Bates County. Toys in endless variety, every kind, every style. Dolls from the greatest to the smallest. THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS west Side of the Aud I will show you the grandest, the most superb. the most stupenduouse, the most gorgeous, assort ment of Holiday goods ever placed on exhibition in a store in Butler. I will*show everything in the toy line from a tep to a steam engine. The prices are made to suit all, and the poor as well as the rich can find what they want at the Novelty Store. THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. Tho World in Miniature. T am going to I crow for the Novelty Store, aud the great and immense line of Holiday Goods, which has just ar- rived in the ship from the New York markets, the hub of the United States Everybody is talking of this store's stock of Holiday goods and say they never saw the like in Butler before, and I inted to crow from the front door of the Novelty Store un- til the night of the 25th of December if I ‘bust my throat wide open. THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. is nothing in that is not nai for my children and a nice live in Cass County and understand Charlie Lewis has bought out the Novelty Store, and I know there A Music Box to ” G etor. Wrhich Way, Stranger? the Novelty Store for Holiday goods resent for my wile. J the Holiday line between the lids led down or red hot, but that Charlie Lewis Las it, and Iknow I can find anything and everything I want, and I will get it cheaper there than anywhere else. This store is THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. iven Away.—This handsome piano or mu sic box was made in Switzerland, it plays 8 pieces and is worth $60. We have decided to give every one that buys $5 worth of goods « chance at securing this present. Call in and see it. To Be Civen Away, In order to please the little girls we have arrang- ed to give away a LIFE SIZED BISQUE DOLL, and every person buying One Dol goods will be given a chance to get doll. The dol) will be handsomely d be seen in the front window of the Novelty Store THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. Come to the Novelty St AN INMATE’S VIEWS. | John Kersey Writes Abeut the Con- federate Home. Cenfederate Heme ( Higginsville, Mo. § Ep. Times: Kind Sir, I think I will try and tell you how we are getting along in our new home. Everything is very nice, aud it seems very quiet to me, for it is out of town. Everything moves along | as nicely as could be expected. Of course as the Home grows older it is likely to grow better, for there are some of the best men the coun- try affords at the head of it. Our captain, Mark Belt, that superin- tends, is undoubtedly the best man in the city for the position, for he is a father to us all. He gave every family a nice turkey for Thankegiv ing, and we all had a nice dinner. There are 8 families in the cottages, | and there are 14 for the main build- ing. Visitors are coming in from everywhere to see the home and to see how it is conducted. Our grand old Col. Gates has been down to! see us aud also Capt. Barlow and | Major Salmon and they think it will be a blessed home. They contem- plate building a church and a school house in the near future. My best wishes to you aud my many friends in old Bates. As ever yours, Jounx Kersey. Brained With a Poker. Nevada, Dec. 2.—News has just reached here of a desperate affray at Moundville, a small hamlet in this county, between Doc Hill and Will | Orndorff, over a girl, in which the tatter was probably fatally hurt. Hill said something about the young | tady, which Orndorff resented. The | result was afight, during which Orn- dorff drew a revolver and fired two | shote at Hill, but missed him. Hill | seized an iron poker, and with a/ blow laid Orndorff's skull open. A Duty to Yourself. It is surprising that people will use acommon ordinary pill when Candy Departmeat This department is filled to overflowing with a la mammoth stock of all kia-ds of fancy candies, from the cheapest mixed to the most delicious makes lar’s worth of this beautiful manufactured. In chea» caulies we bave just re ceived 1,500 pounds an! can supply all the Christ- ressed and can mas trees in the county and at cless price than auy store in Butler. We a’so have a large line of fresh Fruits and Nuts of all kiuds Come to THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS Enveloped in Flames. | Had a Barrel ot Fun. Denver, Dec. 3.—Last night a ; A Springfield mother sent her child, aged 14 years, of Mrs. George | small boy into the country and after the cloth, upsetting a lamp which | forgot to write before. It is very was onthe table. As the lamp fell| nice place to have fun. it was broken. The oii ran down cn | and I went out in a boat and the the child aud caught fire and in x; boat tipped over and a moment the child was enveloped iu | got me out and I dida't kuow noth flames. The mother, who was in an iu’ for « long time. The other boy adjoining room, heard the crash as jhasto be Yuried when they tind the lamp fell aud ran in to learn the ; him, his mother came from Lincolu cause. Seeing the child in flames. | aud she cries all the time. A horse she seized it in her arms and, scream | kicked me over and I have got to ing, dashed out in the street where | pay the doctor for fixing wy head. she threw herself and child into a We are goivy to set an old barn on large bank of sand and began rolling | fire to night and I should smile if over and over to quench the flames; we dont have bully fun. I lost my in which both were completely en-| watch and am very sorry I shall veloped. Neighbors were attracted | bring home some mud turtles, aud I by ber cries aud at once ran to her shall briug home a tame woodehuck assistance, completely covering both if IT can get ‘em in my trank.” mother and child with blaukets, | thus quenching the blaze, but not | : ss ssl Sd until both had been burned beyond | ae Go Be en te | Rs ys: ry which the protected manufactur- possibility of recovery. H 5s ' é = ‘ers of Pennsylvauia wou for Major — | McKinley with their money, is tbat ! allow a cough to run until it gets beyond | it has not in the least exalted him in the reach of medicine. “Thev sav. “Oh hi Si f th - it will wear away,” but in most cases it | the estiuute of those who assume to mca them aay Could ey be_in- | have ch~rge of the presidential slates | duced to try the successful Kemp's Bal- | votes . . eam, which is on a positive guarantee to ! Blaiue es sull the 59 and =e) cure, they would see the excellent effect | quarter is the ‘“Napolean's” nauie , mentioned in connection with the after taking the first dose. Price soc and $1. Triai size free. At all Druggists i 2 a | Cuming national event The senti- ; ment of the party is probably fairly Berlin, Dec. 3—-The Freisnige expressed 1 the declaration by a | Zeitung asserts that Emperor Wil-; member of the republicau commit- liam’s speech, made a week ago, on | tee, who said iu a presence that was the occasion of the administration of | enlivened by the clinking of glasses: the oath of allegiance to recruits of | ‘McKinley for presipent! If it took the guard, contained the following: ' $250,000 iu money, the co-operation Recruits, you have, before priest ,vf every manufacturing institution and altar, sworn fealty tome. You’ in the whole couutry aud the solici Some Foolish People The Kaiser's Strange Words. ore for Holida A feller | man | , Biracu!ous Plush Goods! Plus | In this department we boustfully claim that we | have no competition in this section of the country. | Our line of Plush Albums embraces the cheapest to the most expensive; we have them eut designs, finish, shapes and sizes. want to make your wife, sister, friend or sweetheart abandsome present, you can find it at the Novelty Toys! Toys!! Toys!!! In endless varieties, of every description, enough for all the little ones We also have the largest assortment of DOLLS ever brought to Butler. store. in the county. spect them before buying, at THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. y Goods, | West Side Square. A Parsian Tragedy. ! { A distinguished pulmonary spec- ialist of London was lately consulted | | ; amination the doctor said: “I can | do nothing for you; in a mouth you | will be dead.” ' With the calmness of despair the young wan, aided by a servant, pre- | pared to depart. As he was pre- | j pared to cross the thresho'd Dr. LB. jasked: ‘are you rich?” | “A millionaire,” replied the wretch- | led man. ; Then order your coachman to | | drive you to the Victoria station, | : start for Dover by the 11 o'clock | ; train, take passage on a steamer for | ' Marseilles and thence by rail to Nice. | For six months—shbould God spare life—eat neither bread, i ‘meat, neither drink wine, but eat leress and ouly The cure! | 1s doubtful, but I offer it toa dying | man. | your nor cTéss. . e- Six months later a rébust young | j man crossed the anti room where a 1 The case was not docketed until the number of patients were waiting aud | entered the office of Dr. B. At sight of the famous physician he rushed | up and embraced him. “Are you crazy?” asked the sician. No, ne; I am sane, but I realize | that you have saved my life. Don't | you know me? Tam P., the million- aire, whom you saved from an inev- itable death by your treatment. phy- wouderful My improvement was Tam now in excellent! health,” and to verify his his remarks he beat his chest with his fist. | taste in mouth, Foul Breath, For Han We call the ladies and gen h Goods!! in all the differ- So if you really elegant Call and in- when in the N them. tim with a microscope and studying the effects of the cress upon the de- ceased parts. To the officers of the Maston, attempted to climb up to #| a waek of auxiety hus received this : by a skeleton in appearance, says the law he said: “I killed this wan for table aud in doing so caught hold of | letter: “I got here all right and Ij Paris Figaro. After a careful ex-, 1 immediate autopsy, to discover a mystery which may be a boon to all maukind.” A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Are vou Billious, Constipated or trou- bled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, Bad Coated tongue, Dyspepsia, Indjgestion, Hor dry skin, Pain in Back and between the shoulders, Chills, and Fever, &c. If you have any of these symptoms, your Liver is out ot order and your blood is slowly being poisoned, because your liver does not act properly. HeRsine will cure any disorder ot the Liver, Stomach or Bow- els. It has noequalasa Liver Medi- cine. Price 75 cents. Free trial botile at H. L. Tuckei’s Drug Store. 44-Uyr. The Noland Case It seems to be pretty well settled now that thé case of the State of Missouri vs. ex State Treasurer Ed. T. Noland will uot come before the dsome Christmas Presents » attention of the older people. young ts to our unexcelled, unimitated line of PLUSH TOILET SETS In this department we can show you something and just the thing for a Christmas present, and something that will not only be orna mental but useful. the heart of the most fastidious. Toilet Plush sets in all designs and we want you to call and see them. books which are intended for present market and Something that will make glad We have these We also have a large line of ovelty Store we want you to look at THE HOME OF SANTA CLAUS. Rich Valley Items. November bas been rather stormy -.-.The angel of death passed over the luud last Wednesday and smote the best turkey in almost every household... . Married Nov. 26,1891, jat the residence of D.T. Barr, Mr. | Jawes Nafus and Miss Fanny Bart: Justice Nichol officiating. May hap piness and prosperity attend them always....The Scifers school ob- served library day by giving a sup- per, and raised a very handsome sum....Miss Mollie aud Nat Bever Claude Gilbreath made a pleasure trip to Nevada thanksgiving. We hope they had a good time... . Fran- cis Gilbreath will be ready to begin ce llecting the taxes of Hudson town- ship in a few days. .-.A protracted | Meeting will begin at Round Prairie church Dec 10....Thos Teetruck will move his family to the north | part cf the state in a few days... | Many of our citizens were at Butler | last week....We think Cupid must | and, couseqently, it may not be dis. | | when it was not on the docket, aud ,more especially if any objection | woods ure full of candidates already. should be raised. supreme court before the April term | 4, shooting at some of our young people with one eye open Joxer posed of before June, or eyen jater. In Lafayette county the offices of October term had commenced and | sheriff. collector, treasurer, assessor, was well uuder way, 80 it could not) surveyor and road commissioner, p operly be advarced as aterm case Corouer aud representative to the legislature ure to be filled. The The case can | Three men are known to be “willin’ ~ properly be called up aud advanced | to act as wheriff. Five are ready tu in April and Atty. Gen. Wood wiil | be sacrificed upon the altar for col file such a motion before the eoumt i leetor. Three are ready aud waiting at that time.—Jeffersou City Trib. to be treasurer une The present as | sessor has only been iu one term. Iu Johnson county the brush ix | probably full of them, if 80, they are From aletter written by Mrs. Ada! Working a still hunt.—Holden Eu- Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. terprise. are too young to understand the true meaning of the words in which you have sworn, but be dilligent in following the instructions which will be given. You have, my children, {sworn allegiance. That means that you have given yourself to me, body vand soul. You haye only one ene- | my—that is my enemy. In the pres- they can secure a valuable English ewe for the same money. Dr. Ack- ex's English pills are a positive cure for sick headache and all liver tnou- hies. They are small, easily taken and do not gripe. ent socialist agitation I may order you, which God forbid, to shoot | down your relatives, your brothers, }even your parents, aud you must | obey without a murmur. tude of the entire party, that found ; " expression in coutributions, to elect him governor of such a reliably re- _publicau state as Obio, what would he amount to as a national target? Why, in a presidential contest he wouldn't last as lougas a snowball in —— Halifax!” McKiniey has reached the limit of his political tether. His party dare not go be- fore the couutry with the robbr tariff emphasized by the couspicu- ous presence of its high priest.— | Springfield Democrat. What!” exclaimed the astonished physician, “you sre not the man with whom IT experierced with cress?” vYes, Tam be.” responded the Youug tare ‘The doctor signed to his assistant to retire. and then quickly drawing a small revolver, be leveted it and in an instant bis patient foil dead at his feet Without a moment's de 4s be cot menced a post Mortein examination. When the police ar.ived he was care fully examining the lungs of Lis vic- E. Hurd, of Groton, 5. D., we quote: «Was taken with a bad cold, which tion. Four doctors gave me up say ing I could live but a short true. ~ gave myself up to my Saviour, de termined if I could net stay with friends on this earth, I would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. ¢ ughs and colds. I gave it « tria’, took in sht bottles; it has cured ine, id thank God, Iam now wel aud hearty woman H L Tucker's Drug store. Regular size50c and $1. settled on wy lungs. cough set in | id finally terminated in consump | I} Trial bottles free at j Gued Lovks. Gvod Looks are more than skin ,deep, depending upon @ healthy condition of all the vital organs. Ir - the liver be inactive, you have a bil ‘Jious look, if the stomach be disor ordered you bave a dyspeptic jook and if vour kidueys be affected you have pinched Secure good bealth and you will have good Jov-ks Electric bitters is the grent alterative and tonic acts direetiy on, these vital organs. ¥ a 1006 Cures pimples. blotches, boils aud gives a good | complection. Sold at H. L Tuckei's SUc per bottle. \ Drugstore,