The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 20, 1892, Page 1

—e & The Butler Weekly Times. VOL. XIV. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 1892. NO. 22 NEW! | EVERYTHING : CLEAN, : FRESH: AND ; BRIGHT! | NEW! G EVERYTHING OF THE LATEST FASHION. © ! NO SHELF-WORN GOODS. NO ANCIENT STYLES. NO TRASH. In our Dress Goods department all the newest effects will be (74-7 We Quvore xo Prices, Come and look through our stock, you found: Bedford Cords, Chanton Pongec, Henriettas, Fancy jwill find all owr goods at bed rock ¢ prices. You cannot buy cheaper Cheeks and Stripes, Zephyr Ginghams and a fine selection in |than your neighbor; again, you will not pay one cent more— strictly novelties. jone price to all, but this price we guarantee to be right. Checked, Striped and Figured Organdies, Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Furnishing Goods. Our Shoe Department has been a In Black and all the leading colors. This selection must be seen to be appreciated. Nothing appraching it has ever been grand success and in the short time a Our line of Furnishings is fa = shown in the City of Butler. it has been running, bas sprung X into a large business and the rea- HOUSE FURNISHINCS. son why—we carry a line of Shoes which we Guarantee. = A genuine bona fide guarantee. ae TOOTLE, HOSHEA & CO., ean not be beaten. We are sole agents. A splendid assortment of Domestic and here and give a guaranice with eyery pair. ahead of anything in the city and in this line of goods we defy com- pas petition. Call and inspect: them Lace Curtains, Silkiline and Pongee Curtain Goods, Portiers, rno Rugs, Table Damasks and Napkins, Towels, Towelings, ckings and Sheetings. The most stylish stock of shirts in the city A full line of odd pants. Imported Ginghams. Remember our motto: A fair living profit and one price to all. oe * = Sa = : ae = = SS ——————————____= —_—— a a | Pleasant Gap Musings. | Virginia Items. yea ....Oat sowing isthe) WR Craig hada jolly time at their Pore .S J Br has! party the first of last week....A Jil ' purchas dow Hales fa .| Park has his plum orchard pruned {RB Campbell now sigus his name) up in fine style....Ed Dudley has | with the following handle at the oth-|a good second hand cultivator for| OF BUTLER, MO. erend: J.P.,P.M,P. G. M. Hisjsale....WJ Black of Merwin, lost| CAPITAL, . . . = . $110,000. titles are almost as numerous as his his dress coat between Virginia and | F | good qualities. ...The Pleasant Gap| Amsterdam; if found please leave at| Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and school closed last Tuesday. Miss, the P O or Creth Wright and he will | 5 does a General Banking Business. Mellor the teacher, has now taught| pay you for your trouble...... TJ her second term here and has given | Wheeler has 2 fine Jersey cows for | —————— DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. perfect satisfaction. She returned sale....Lee Browning has pasture . : c to her home at Montrose, on Friday. | for colts....John Hussey of Vinton Cc Cc Hi $ In the Real Estate Loan Department Make loans Miss Mellor was a leader in society | was visiting in Virginia Sunday.... ash apital. 50,000.00 on Real Estate on long or short time at in Pleasant on and all rig the = arp to the Nation | s 7 much to see her leave, and hope to!....} (orton Jenkins and Harry Gott | low est rates W ithout delay : see her return in the near future... ,have gone west to grew up with the \ Beira baneten “yi ayiscpreniene —STOcKHOLDERS: Miss May Burrows is teaching the|country....The following is a letter | aa Vice Ere Z Slayback, Ed Orchard Grove school this spring... |from Effie Kerr who was in the Kan | Secretary Banas, We O reedice) ctadent Saath: cones Lawser The “Brush Rate” of Pleasant Gap|sasstorm, to Mrs Carr Dudley: Attorney sallard, J} Hickman ,G 5 Furniture dealer Starke,L, B Deputy circuit clerk school district voted a proposition | Towanpa, Kas., Apriz 15th. frown, Ueamand Farmer Jenkins, TRCashier Tucker, WE Dentiey to issue bonds to the amount of $600 Dear Frienp: Pa and Andy was See Beymer, Marearets Kuoney. Deu Ace cushien | trier WBFermer,,, to build.a school honse......J’ Wlaway from home; ma, Earl, baby. Coleman, Sam’1 L Morrison, C H Farmer Yanghan. J M Capitalist i Campbell is working in Platte coun-| Alex, Hershel Cuff and myself were Reecives Deposits subject to check, Loues Money, issues I Caruthers? oayeician Mecrackens A Farmer Walle, Wile tae ty this spring... Miss Nora W. says jallat home. The cyclone struck 4 eheck, Lones Money, issues Drafts and Ciark, Robert Farmer pee ee wats rl rd the future is all bright to her since |the house at 9:30 o'clock and that is, transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage respectfully Courtney «9 rie Farmer Pharis, John Grocery Walton, Wm E Cashier Mamma’s son stopped in to rest|the last I remember, and when I Solicited . Davis, J R Foreman Ties officePharis, C F Grocery Sens, & 2 eae that Sunday eve.....A crowd from!came to I was sitting on the side of | aR Dutcher, C H Prof Normal Sch Powell, Booker Farmer Weiner, Max Boots & Shoes Sees Ga aitendedealy elli a Fall Hale = die tot hors 1 DeArmond,D A, M C eden a 5 = Cod Vee el Pleasant aay a ous ed the See ing a& Z 1 alfa mile west of our house. Deerwester, ee Reeder, Oocat Walls, J T Physician at Seifers school houre last Tuesday I found Earl first by the flashes of (2 mtc-enmsenmsnssesrssrrecsesrser eS 20S SE aR: Leeroy Rosner SW Taerame Wuitams fenerniecs night, they report a good time... lightning, then I found ma and the. wort were married Thursday ev O. L. Housley k Agee Freema 1. Caroling andl re lee 6 oe , It is strange how depressed a fellow baby. S Cuff and Ellen Thorndon ee eas Hares os a sea . L. Housley had the sad misfor- ¥ ‘ : Sin poe ois will become after his best girl leaves|took us to Mrs Green's. Ma was thick . d & : en ae n tune to lose his balance while walk wM. E. WALTON president J. R. JENKINS cashier the county; W D R has been so; badly hurt and has been in bed ever oo thin;boys let Andy alone he ing through his pasure the oth BOOKER POWELL vice-president DON KINNEY asst. cashier BNEINGENEIE cin ean Lien eclicn ternaeril nines cities bsrdag in oldest died will set up the cigars and if he don't creme is - i 4 & and in the fall he broke his ]j == left that he allowed the tonsorial! April 3 from fractured skull; Her a or make him think the i = a Hab he broke his limb artist of Appleton City to shave bis/shell Cuff lived an hour after he was cows have come home with bells ou over which was indeed a very ead Stranded NoRries i ——— — aS upper lip and now he goes around foand, the back of his bead was their horns, circular saws, guns fair and now this leaves him in a Little Rock, Ark., April 15.—Four | ee = 1 = See oa Little with a lip on him that reminds one crushed and one of his arms was and fiddles. N.M. Nesrrenope — shape that Le cannot do anything on hundred negroes, bound for Okla: | soe hoberemna ted SOF watts of the picture of an Irishman on a/braken in two places. The baby a the farm for a year at least 1 rrived here today and are Rock have been appealed to for ee a an Cast eek Hart cory bea oT ¥ Round Pranie Items. FO et Senet oo The homa, arriy ae This is their only chance of getting comic advertisement... ..Jim Cassity not hurt very bad. — was not 2. boys of Round Prairie hay Se quartered in the homes halls of Bevcad the ety limi : Ass bs. Oh. would I were a bird! andi much burt; my arms, hip and back, ‘Weather Pieasant at presemt-! 0") 4 brass band saiiles ih negro clubs, with poor prospects of beyond the city limits. Ed Ellingion replies, Ob, would I were bruised some. Our house and Hope it will remain s0...The elec sign ae g an = 4 pe getting arriving at their destination They ped 5 ae were a guu?....We understand that farm improvements area complete tion is over and Reynard is rejoicing : Hb. ulcers © able to play came from Bast Tennessee, Missis That Terrible Cough S L Starr will be a candidate for | wreck. The ground where the’, x ra car be eerie There sippi and Alabama, and » beet! ty the morning, hurried or diffict i s. Joseph Me in so. he will make house stood was torn up by the win ment at the Baptist ..- The farmers of tl purchased them two weeks on the road al colonization company, white men, agreed to carr ; Guthrie at $10 per head were conveyed by rail as far: Francis county, this state, they were dumped off in the sws ae ‘ in Sane This was ten days ago. They came | sold under a positive g¢ here on foot. The negroes are in H. L. Tucker. Holt. Cuariey Bei- “6 Culver, Aldermen. 1. . The wel! and cave was not aged and if we had goze to the ° we would have been breathing, raising phlegm. ti in the chest, quickened p sin the evening or any of th y trust its finances McGruyty. jcave al power of