The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 27, 1892, Page 1

Che Dui eekly VOL. XIV. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY APRIL 27, 1892. NO. 23 NEW! | EVERYTHING : CLSAN, : FRESH : AND : BRIGHT! | NEW! oO EVERYTHING OF THE LATEST FASHION. NO SHELF-WORN GOODS. NO ANCIENT STYLES. NO TRASH. } | In our Dress Goods department all the mar Wr Qvore xo Prick é newest effeets will be ex. Come and look through our stock, you found: Bedford Cords, Chanton Pongee, Henriettas, Fancy will find all our 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. one price to all, but this price we guarantee to be right, Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Checked, Striped and Figured Organdies, Furnishing Goods. ' Cail anatanetie ties Tu colors. This selection must be seen to be apprec has ever been grand suecess and in thes! Our line of s 1 : : shown in the City of Butler. { it has been running, has sprung) Sai = A ahead of anything in the city and { into a large business and the rea- FURNISHI NCS in this line of goods we defy com- | . HOUSE son why—we carry a line of Shoes which we Guarantee. A genuine bona fide guarantee. TOOTLE, HOSHEA & CO., can ; petition. Call and inspect them. | Lace Curtains, Silkiline and Pongee Curtain Goods, Portiers, Smyrno Rugs, Table Damasks and Napkins, Towels, Towelings. Tickings and Sheetings. The most stylish stock of shirts in the city A splendid assortment of Domestic and ; : \ ss A full tine of odd pants. | not be beaten. We are sole agents) here and give a guarantee with eyery pair. Imported Ginghams. ix, PETER old look latei 8 eee ‘te ve Fi nedy has returned from| grand-pa....3 , Burge have ah +... Wix Ellege has ; ture for Kansas, ‘ cepted a position as railroad fireman | can see hisown way. Hopes are in| _... Wonder what makes the boys his favor......The company horse; $110,000. _play croquet by themselves, when was in town the last of last week i there is so many good looking girls | and will be here the last of each, .Henry Na |week; call and see him... . David e < fus has accepted a position as road-!and Fred Nestlerode spent two days does a General Banking Business. overseer of | Saal gos township | of last week moving <i house se | DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. -.On account of sickness Rev Mil- Virginia to their farm....Mrs Carr} In the Real Estate Loan Department Make loans ler did not fill his_ appointment last | Dudley and son, Ed, was ummoned) 2 Sunday....The Happy Hill folks |to the bedside of Mrs O Nieukirk of on Real Estate on long or short time at are to have a new school house soon | Foster, formerly of this place; she! a lowest rates without delay. _... Miss Rboda Kisner has taken'has been sick for several days.... STOCKHOLDERS! souti OF BUTLER, MO. 4 CAPITAL, - = + °° * Y Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and in the neighborhood. her departure for Kausas, where she Mr Joe Rinehart and family took will spend a few days with her broth- dinuer ove day last week at Mr | : where he has been hav-! i eir house ing his eye treated; he had one t cen his depar- ken out which strengthened the oth e he has ac ‘er some but not enough so that he OF BATES COUNTY, $50,000.00 sss President Vice-President 2d Vice-President Allen, Mrs. Levina Slayback, Ea er, Charley Kisner....Mr Jones has Pat Maloney’s....Unele Jim Por- sates poiWare, TC, Physician Hannah, W D medical student Smith, GL Liverysman made quite an improvement on his ter has put an addition to his house Burk, Monroe Ballard, J N Farmer Brown, Lulu Fartlett, Edmund Farmer Bryner, Margaret cChelf, H. B. Farmer Coleman, Sam’ L Caruthers, 7 A Farmer 72 Christy, JM Physician Hardinger, W N Farmer Smith, John T Law ‘i i ner Hickman,G B Furniture desler Starke,1, B Deputy circuit clerk farm lately....George was seen fly- = ut Heath, DB ‘urner, Mrs M E Capitalist ine ar ania x = a = . : Jenkins, J R Cashier Tucker, W E Dentist ing around inviting the young cleansing powder and chance at a Kinney. Don Ags’t Cashier, Tyler, W B Farmer folks to attend a party given by his new Beck washer at O M Drysdale’s Lee Oa Cent ‘eect brother Jobe Utley....Miss Blanch ....John Beckworh of Amoret was v Lyle accompanied Miss Vance home | over Saturday on business that must han, J M Capitalist Miller, Alf Farmer Wyatt, H C Lumber dealer Wells, Wiley Teacher McCracken, A Farmer ....Fer 25e you can get a box of | Attorne Receives Deposits subject to check, Loues Money, issues Drafts and ' eCracken, Robt Farmer We G Farmer Saturday and returned Sunday. have been short and swect....For ranss Re raat Prenton ee - ; e sus Clark, Rober tsrock Dealer Owen, M V Farmer Wolfe, Pattie Litre Jesstz. _ wash tubs boards and buckets I have’ transacts a general Baukiny business. Your patronage respectfully Courtney, J Min Farmer Pharis, John Grocery Walton, Wm E Cashier = z SU TS TESA Es ee | eee ’ Deerwester, Jyman Tings officePharis, CF Grocery Wright, TJ Capitalist eae! them....H D Henderson has just Solicited. le avis. J oH Prof Normal Sch Powell, Booker Farmer Weiner, Max Boots & Shoee irginia Items. | finished - delivery of ser Dutcher, CH Prot X Pigott, H H Bank Clerk Walls, Wm Farmer x : ; jfinished another delivery of nursery DeArmond, D eK Cosch com Rosier, J M Farmer Walton, @ W Farmer George Sampson's son Quincey! stock at Foster Mrs Red Jobn weerwesynn Farmer Reeder, Oscar Walls, J T Physician aan on last Friday came out of the coal! Poster is on the s slope where he had been mining an¢ passed into the stable with bis lamp still burning, the blaze coming in My Exaringham, J Phyeician Radford, Chas R Farmer . Whipple. N L Physician ' Freemam, Caroline and Eliza Reisner, J W Insurance & a. k list.... Farmers Wises ae are very busy preparing the soil for flax and corn, N. M. NESTLERODE. Francis, 8 P Lawyer Sullens, J L Banker president J. R. JENEINS cashier* wM. BE. WALTON vice-president place for our hoys and girls. Ston thie thing of sendi . Jobe hea the mnie OF Brann on hend Gas | o SOUNE yous childrenaway to, sume piper nrday evening trying to scare up Will Cole ... The € P pe talk o Je with , no better We met our reporter going tu le jing a town to see about his pensica er- BOOKER POWELL DON KINNEY asst. cashier | contact with the dry material of the, =o Ballard Squibs. ____ parsonage near the talked-of town st Walnut man krows where his wins PE te eaters | roof, smoke and flame was soon as-| Amory Bennett sold his farm to an old gen-’' Grove church....J H Gardner at the posteffice WB Tyler and family left for | ee aaa === cending toward the blue sky. Pan- Hamp’s farm "Ran McDaiel and family in eS ralo Spring, their future home John | Double Branch [tems. has returned to his home again... demonium reigned supreme for a town Saturday, trading. Ran has a good farm © ickietiil looks wer a pfecuke goggles to hide the tears; he ) A : . John Dillion attended Mrs Done’s few minutes. Quincy ren for tlie) See Creek a eee ee ae eal gpm cen sia Pay 45 Here we are again with afew) furneral,... Vinnie Vandiver of Ver- well, Mr. Sampson rolled out of SY cemaelmedsty MGB CUED ce ane vee rie wake ) items... Another big rain Tues night—no plowing for a week. Double Branch Sunday school and then get the cook LG Barker went to Sammons mill Friday, and reports Bud doing ; non county was visiting in this undershirt and fought bravely, men passing along the road rushed to well and making good meal ...Bill Hughes & , neighborhood on last Sunday... ey. Hooper been trading. Three more Pelitice on the increase of lat We know why they made euch nt cannot see the justice in it, se line road for everybody aa well as the pe- ; h the follow Willie Earsom. who has been suffer. their assistance, while Wiley Comi-| ©o tid a good job fixing the mud hole east of; Pre Sercaeee aa ther Scott, Storer & Co went to t 5 7 e an + : = 1 ld fix ¢! ed echeo! ew days since un orgamzed Sunday with the Seer: (ine with sore eyes has gone to But- ford covered a mule in about three a pep ee Maen ETE m3 iets eboney, wie : “ines ns , SU > | - Z . at igs . A south of town wo a t the lead plan ing officers, Mr. F pn Y taut ler t© 1 treated; we hope jumps and Richard Craig came tear y fi ; pieces paca - Fle ‘ ey, ASSIS : . corn ek | tendent; Flem Gasiney Long ing down the road as though the ; : superintendent; Cora Hart, secrets > hoirster soon is re world was ceming to ac end and by Friday n : oe and LN. paren ¥ bake e ~-3,_ | considerable aand united effort a co i right, ] The funeral of Mrs Done laid eee Wesley Hal was happily averted. ed last Sunday by Rev. — os were out mre of Butler fo ’ Sutler.... Several of our young MeN Ode e were out riding on Easter } ..Joe Baker is slowly improving .,.. Considerable preg ane by cpaaanae hich winds in this neighborhood... | “wr os T Theodore Milliner ae has been so- ed <a “3 | ourning in Oregon for sometime «""°" © supper 1 attended ly res} " new him: he was old aud brok- n by hard work and was as honest as the sun that shin i was high en issn cipal iaiassi