The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 22, 1892, Page 8

Have given many good Bargains in the past, but all Previous Offerings in the Next Two Weeks. efforts will be outdone by the We Carry the best assorted siock in the City and at Low and Popular Prices. 10 pieces 32 incu printed Satin Stripe FE Payal Batiste entirely new fabric, male to sell at 20c your choice for 12} per yard. 10 Pieces 30 inch printed Bombay Organdie Lawn, all new patterus. 10 Pieces Persian Mulls, worth 20c, your choice at 12 10 Pieces Batiste Cloth, black and navy blue ¢ cent style, worth regular L5c. 25 doz Ladie’s Ribbed Vests sold every wh offer them as long as they last for 5c, quantity not limited. us INaby as you want. Regular worth 15c, your choice at MWe. fine sheer cloth, beautiful patterns grounds, maguifi- Your choice at 10e. rere at 10e, we will Buy 25 pieces Challis; all new, fresh styles: your choice at oc choice at 5e per yard. 15 pieces Magnolia Mulls—cream grounds, new, styles and colorings considered cheap at 10c, your choice per yard. $ Pieces Dragou Fast Black Organdies, and plaids, worth 124 and Lde. Your choice for MWe. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ne per yd 35 Pieces Perthshire Lawn sold everywhere at 7} and Se, your | | i \ | > and siti beautiful tor She ripes | | i : = \ Men’s summers coats - - - - - S$ .35 | Men's flannel ccats and vests - - - - 75 | Men's and Boys flannel shirts - - - - .25 | Men’s under wear (suits) - - - - - .50 Men's and Boy’s unlaundried white shirts = ate Men's and Boys’ straw hats at half price. Boy's summer coats and vests all sizes = x 65 Men's all woel cassimere suits - - a - 6.00 Boy's fine cassimere suits - - - : 4.00 Boys’ knee pants suits : - - 100 Boys’ good every day knee pants - - - 25 I rt waists - = = 4 4 y 25 Men's plow shoes, 2 buckles : = = - 100 Boys) plow shoes, 2 buckles - - & = 75 Men's fine calf shoes, all styles - = & 1 50 Boys’ calf shoes, any shape : : - 1 25 While we have quoted you prices on a few articles wc can offer you some extra good values in Ginghams, White Goods, Turkey Red, Creanm and Winte Table Linens, Crashes, Towels, Napkins Embroideries and Laces, Lace Curtain Goods, Pongee Drapery Cloth, Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hosiery. Parasols, Ladies Oxford Tiies, Misses Low Cut Shoes, Men, Boys and Childrens Suits. Hats SAMUEL LEVY This is ice weather. Quarterly meeting of the M. E. church, south, will be heldin this city next Saturday and Sunday. Sun strokes have been quite fre- quent in the large cities the past few days. From parties in n the c ity “Monday, we learn a good rain passed over the north part of the county Satur day. Mrs. U. A. Denton left on Satur- day for Hamilton, Lil, where she was called on account of the serious sickness of her mother. CR. Walters, editor of the Rich Hill Review, spent Monday in the city and complimented the booming Tines with a pleasant call. Dr. Boulware, who was called to dress Will Morrison's wounds, in- forms us that the cuts are not seri- | ous and the only danger to be ap-! prehended is t is blood poison. The Sunday school scholars of the M. E. chureh, south, will pienie at Well's grove to morrow. They will be looked after by Superintendent Arthur Wemott and Rey. Pierce. D. N. Thompson started his mow- ers inon three hundred acres of tame grass Saturday. He has a tine yield, and say ing crop a farmer can raise. Last year his hay crop paid him on an average of ics per acre. OndinnGer ccna of the Baptist denomination will be held at Bettis grove one wile south of Grange hall in Lone Oak township Sunday at 10 o'clock. ‘Rev. Hill, and other ministers will be present. Come and bring your bas- kets well filled. D. Prof. J. F. Starr left on Monday morning for Warrensburg to attend the State Teachers Institute and ex- hibit. He took with him a large number of samples of work of the Butler public schools which he will place on exhibition. The special committee appoint to investigate the books of the treasurer ‘and collector i report at a meeting of Thursday night. “The ¢ said: We find that there is due the city from the collector or treasurer, but from the evidence be- This Means Fea. All persons knowing themselves indebted to Dr. J.T. Walls must come forward and settle the same entirely, cash or note, by July 10th, or the accounts will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. You can find your accounts with Geo. M. Canterbury, at Farmers’ Bank. 31-2t. The people's party of Vernon county refused to fuse with the republicans and nominated a ticket on their own hock. J. D. Allen of this city, left San- day night for Chicago to attend the National Democratic Conven tion. They were joined at the de pot by the following gentlemen from Rich Hill who wili also attend the convention: Laris Cane.Dr. W. H. Allen, Tom Orr, and C. C. Me- Ginnis. The last of this week harvesting will be begun in earnest. The wheat ,aud grass crop is good, while oats is the best pay- | Clark, of Rich: }and flax are only moderate owing to the wet weather and tardiness in getting in the crop Corn is look- ing fine and a great deal of it has been gone over the second time with the cultivator. The corn crop runs from three inches to knee high, ‘ aud the acreage planted is larger than last year. Another pr eion to compro- mise the bonded debt of Cass coun- ty at 65e on the dollar is on foot. The compromise set by Judge Phillips is $5e, but John B. Hender- , son, agent for most of the bonds, fa- vors settling the difference at 65c, and he and J. T. Burney, attorney for the county have gone to Colora- do Springs to consult Judge Philips :in regard to the matter. Cass county fore us we are not prepared to say | which is responsible for the amount. | | best family cathartic. settlement it would concerned. should effect a be better f What S Is needed of the of Hood's Sersapa- 1 f letters g of the 1 after * Truly s Lees ager Proof er medicines. Hood's Pills eure cons ion by rerstoring the peristaltic action of | the alimentary canal. They are the | reader, we need money, need it very | Minneapolis in 1592 — i | need it very much. and FURNISHING GOODS. ‘NO MISTAKE. celebrate the 4th of style. A cordial led to the cit $ f Bates county to participate. An enjoyable time is anticipated by all. Come one, come all. - - - , Harrison is s before the Chicago con- The printers of invented a name for | ticket which w rol during the enti Batler will July in becoming invitation is exten Harris son and Reid ar and Rat.” anil : ust y Two vention been worn b art: Whitelaw Reid made a set- tlement of differences with the labor liad been The nominated him for Then the settlement re org which he ting for the past ten years. convention then vice-president. with the labor come of national organizatious bets Tribune aftice. | wear until long after The citizens xt preparing tions be- importance and | expect to havea was telegraphed all over the country. tend a cordial But the labor organization to the discomtiture of tl of the oce Franz Beruhardt week trom his trip ie republican party. say they are not ceive Mr. Reid’s sudden change of heart. quite ready to re jin the city tai visitors and ¢ was the general To Our Farmer Customers. It has come to our hnewledge that | certain parties in several townships | are misrepresenting our prices on twine and in order to make sales on socalled silver and other inferior hatecce grades are stating that our prices on at ie : sisal twine is Pee cents. We want liad to say right hex our price on | 4; pure white sisal twine is 10 cents pip Eee per pound. R. R. Deacoy, Sons « Co. rison would be defe | vember. Bro. Carroll, how is “the please drop a dollar.in the slot,” pian work ing?—Butler Times. Very well, thank you. Come over and take a look at our list—you will see names that will surprise you. By the way, have you got Canada | fenced in yet? If not vou had bet- ter get a move on yourself—the 310.000 is very likely to be raised.— Butler Union. In the adjoining column in the same paper we find this: “Dear reader, we need money, If you owe any- | ©! : subscription, will you | time or it will be ra No matter how | the enthusiasm of 4 4 (to enthuse. How much said, had been office holders and ne cars home Mr. B. | al of the ticket couid candidate for record, William the Missouri river The roof of the Ci thing on please pay it now? small the amount it will help. large number of our subscribers are | in arrears and a small payment from | party have ur each one will assist us greatly. We boards in the s have to pay cash for everything and | other states? can’t run the paper without money.” | The gas v —Butler Union. | boom for tl How pitiful. how pleading. “Dear | in 1876 much. j public. campaign. have had circulars p tributed througiout the oftices of New York in which Messrs The “hat” to the head gear in which Mr. pay celebration at that place. good Invitation to y body to join them in the festivities groes. tion hall should be pu the republican Cl New York his we yably stick to it | They rinted and dis newspaper e referred to as of course pictured, the | style of 1840. and supposed to have s grandfather. s to Mr. or non union pede The *The Reid work- name W Nove mbe or. Amsterdam are or a grand Fourth of They time and ex- every- returned last to Minnesota. He attended the great republican coOuvention at Minneapolis and while ed to many izens. of the He says it impression with | ed by the On the the same feel- ing existed aud ite same disapprov- be heard. As the Afro-American Force Bill governor of Missouri on the strength of his Rodmanizing Wart r hasn't set © yet. go conven- cinnati st time at Louis Re i and | | - The trial Bud Campbell for shoot- ing Wm. Hudson, in Lone Oak ship, seve Sata morning the night returned and assessed his punishment at two) Record. years in the tirst ballot the conviction and three | Campbell has always been consic ed in the neighborhood in which he a reckless, shooting cowardly without the sem :son, who 80 and eloquintly the lightness of his punishment. e state was rep Atkeson and T. W. bell took his seutence with indeffer- ence and if anything seemed to en- joy the notoricty he had gained, and the glittering pre a striped suit. thing ar leave behind a | helpless children. '$58.00 those whom he conversed that Har | ated next No | There was no enthusiasm over the nomination. be depot where a large crowd | A assembled watching the bulle- a was but two or three ex. | tue is pressions of approval when the re- | | sult of the convention was announce- (= ed. Old life long republicans said | to him they could not and would | not support Mr Harrison, who they nomin You can Low, towre le the Mayo? Why ago was con- | the trath in answer to some cht and Sunday ! pe ter being out all ) afraid to verdict of guilty | friends will nl months do so for fear penitentiary. On the jury stood nine for | for acquittal. | The Tints is not + | Wykoff; we have facts. In i gard to the bad man and the Bete ce fudson was a wanting | to plece of business sce of justice and torney, W. O. | thfully. earnestly | defended him, for truti thank h Rae remained so for seyeral fact, but he refu order, and we ar ted by W. O.! ilvers. Camp- of the city ects of wearing only unfortu- is that he will wife avd several ber that C. F. s the people cash. $58.00 ORCAN SPRAGUE & CO. buy a | then S years and of | ements. ECO Br ‘farm loans. THE SEASON DEYEANDS A COOL YET STYLISH DRESS. Those Imported Mulls are Pretty Good. Why does the Tres a inent questions it asks, or is i be displeased thereby.— ‘badgering” Mr. nothing against him as a citizen, but we do feel we er- have aright to criticise his official bad condi- tion of certain streets which he fails pet in traveling condition we have stated nothing but the naked Ohio aud south main streets | Were in an impassable condition and weeks and the mayor was fully apprised of the ito put them in orry to say they are still out of order, notwithstand- ing they are the prominent streets Farmers of B: ates county, remem- Pharis the south side {merchant buys your butter, aie and eggs, when others will not. Duvall §- Percival of this city are saving the farm- ers of Bates county thou- sands of dollars hy Siving the benefit of their lower rates of interest on McKIBBEN. {