The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 10, 1892, Page 5

"Beda will have three uviformed BUTTER WEEKLY TIMES] ese | land, Spruce township, 8 spent Mon- Norice—I want, 1000 pounds aod | day in the city. vi When a man conscientiously a Dh a democratic clubs. changes his political affiliatatio | LOCAL ITEMS - The Tings good fri gives as a reason that his ; platfo istent wi ews on public questions. he is to be Now we have changed the firm name from J. M. McKIBBEN to the McKibben Mercantile Co. butter. c. F. Puanis. | eee aes admired for his ma sss. But when See We would like to change a lot yours Oar 75 | The best thing Mr. Warner can little idiot ? EAN Joe Darden has moved to Webb! . sues ig tittle idiot REMOVAL SALE'S lines F City dois to conceal himself in Red- oy revenue and t ‘ sew tk ee pa jaan’ s stove and pull the hole in af- A HUMMER. Max Weiner is having his store | ter him. eed room papered. pap The democratic pee of old oe week At that The Be lton fair will begin th e 16th }is putting itself ot bax s Shoes, and continue four days. for the cat eal Hone ot bav howl : Cnn goods, Furnishing Go 'The public schools will open the now! HE ilthe eighth day ee neue : < tirst week in September jof Noveniberx. : : Ti : The Aust an tyle hae Every day we put out new ns x J. W. Ennis is attending the Mi en Cie aeons Heed Sidinlo ces ton one or ; sonic conclave tDe e as ito be tried for the first time in Maine s- —hke those SL kid gloves for 25e or To which we will add { a! acre | next month, and the Maine Republi. lature and « those $1, $1.25 and $1.50 percale Clotl 4 C. B. Lewis took the Lone Oak} cans are not at al! sure that it will wes CE" shirts for 50e. It will pay you to drop i 1 5 day SA iliac Sie ae “ a legislature. October 4.) . Z oy 2 | ks { band to Clinton Nonday to attend al not bear for them zee BS ‘ vee ; in when in town whether you wish to picnic i ers October Sar 3 ane te sf the Tntace Ataeas b — | The reception given Mr. in L ornot. You'll see something of the Latest Make Chas. Pharis and wife are epend-! Jact 1 5 you want and for very little money. | _ SgROSaMERmMR pawns eben 8 STS SPE RRS T TS SA ing a few days in Denver Seeing the) the nature of 2n ovation. The home Gen. Shelby, has resigned as R We still save you from $2.50 to! alien BulitieslPieni sights. lof the republican eandida*> for cov corder of of this county. and Capt. is ane ii itu aes ie Py ca emer eee eGR ay fie (ee oo omescuy suit we sail. | Weare informed the boys me Friend Carroll will now move Ala-|@™or will prove its loyalty by giving }2- ©: Marlin, present uomineeon the} 2 ol ee : i ” | demanteatic Gckck las been aopast That's the solid fact, and that’s|making big preparations for the po- abama from his list of states claim-| Mr Stone a fiat: mi oe Ne sey a ua pee BPRS | : | : 1 Lela Billard j —- ——— ed by the governor to fil the vacan- | why our business is booming so this | nenic to be bent at — ed. | A 5 . | a | ¥ > bi i » “nie Is om Y oY : | Pickpockets and thieves worked cy, He received his commission |hot weather. Remember our finest [Send Vy. The ue ee SoueNaD Miss Lelia Edwards left Sunday | the trains Saturday going into Den- Friday and the court met Monday |. EEnicimoresEGeh ATE] euitenee at onthe free for all plan and the for Colorado to ver. On tré one thirteen couches 144 ported to the been robbed. of rs re tt they had spend a couple of consisting months. passeng th: ed SEES : | police D. N. Thompson and daughter | left Sunday for Denver to attend the conclave | jab McKinley is on the stuwp, telling | to ition of Gen. d approved his bound aud couduet- | him into the cftice. Shelby brought | out by the General being smi give the office bis pe The resignas | | suits 37. 50. but in many instances an actual loss ae Big saving ¢hat to you rsonal atten-}tous. IRPf you're goiug to need a ; ; j the people hy 7 . ! ion as the law requires, owing to |suit anyways soon, you had better Asa Rosier took his departure | th nie le how bo = wee pays) ie fa Tati 1 5 wey yo do better 5 i 3 : tis farm duties. 7 while rere i ee Sunday afternoon to visit Denver a SE RIS es a}. McKinley, neg | = | buy now while there's a good selec- few days. jnot come to Bates county to euligh } Capt H. P. Nickell was im the |tion. Don’t wait until what you . = SOULE [LONtES Wn OES cope: city Monday. He said the little | want is gone and then blame us Mr. Melbourne, the rain maker | They know who foots the bills. So ee : >t). - ii ; a ; age : f y {child of Mrs. Geo. Ruble’s injured | , + failed in his experiment at Ft. Seott : ttl aren i | Come at once. ssiucany General Baker, the peoples can (1 the runaway accident ore than Is sGeial Buvanins (Eoway { é eee didate for Governor of Minne-} two weeks ago, and caved for at his I 4 acgeius Es Mrs. M. J. Curry, little son and|sota, has withdrawn from the| house, was still unconscious, but he! C'hoce efany straw hat (2 house daughter, spent Sunday in Rich Hill} race. It is estimated-that his refus | thought when he left home in the} foP s0c: There's some here worth visiting friends. ing the run will add tweuty thous | morning it was a little better, as he | \ i + 7 ae 7 2 5) arntae dankat. | ieed j inche she sors | F ; Saturday the thermometer stood |* ud votes to the democratic ticket. | noticed it ified) scien mkt S175 and Sz fur hats > li he 1 1 % jwere being changed on it’s | : ; 102, indicating the hottest day of Mrs. Dr. Watson.of Bellefountain. | po. ejeht davs it lay w enehine| (crushers) for 31.25. yy @lgbt davs it lay wi it tasting | if 2 lon; ie 8 . ; 8 = a : ag the eu ee far. a Ohio, arrived in the city Friday Juourishment of any kind. The Hee Wc Noxall Shirts for 50e. Carroll must have been over heat-levenivg. She came in auswer to 41i. certainly a vemarkable one. | 83 Calf Shoes for $2.25 ed when he placed Alabama in the|telegram aunouncing the death of 5 E le Fen eee ioe ING. pe iy peoples’ party column. her brother, Mr. Caleb Richardson.| Zera Rayburn informs us that the | 5 i Mrs. Watson raised our: fellow |@emocrats of Homer township met ‘ 4 J. D. Allen is on the sick list this| townsman, DN. Chourpson: t Mulberry on last Thursday even , week. He was taken down Saturday | ASE eS ling for the purpose of organizing a ' and confined to his bed | Major H. W. Salman, chairmen off ae inoeratie club. John Flinn was a i the state exeent omiittee, in the} acted aca Earner a D. William H. Kimberlin, Oculist, | Aeon ee fe ie elected temporary chairman, and } {distribution of good speakers for) 4, : ret Sonin will make his next visit to Butler iiimleh minions Coe aie James Hayes seerctary. Committee | © campaign. > do not want to ete ae ea Saturday, August Ith. es 1 iM ae Terai Ges winted to prepare constitution | : igen ; jover ook Bates county's claims. WO) id by-laws and report next Satur e The unfavorable reais from} years ago Bates ee was neglect- |)... evening at 5 oeloek, when pei \ a pene? cone cone ve ou Dy the state committee, and we | Inanent orgamzation will be perfect bushel, at Chicago Monday, and 34 | do not wi to oceur again. Ved v i : ? ‘| The framers of that clause in the | Unele Jason Woodfin of W \ 4 : Sedalia is Pree or a grand | school law relating to the holding of ; township was in to see us the other } time on the 30th huge — rae county institutes in August, certian | gay “Well.” said Unele Jason. “I” ; : = cratic cam pais r the state will ‘ 1 of | BEL nthe ratare cratic campaign for the state will be ily did not have in mind this spell ¢ ‘ae fleradicaleare ec to stund |, Ant at : opened. | wei Aivsear ccs 6 incorpated | |up for Missouri. Tetoltpease nee ie ar ee in ne | - ote ny | ; : city in ime took place Vii | Mrs. JT. A Birch aud Miss Ema | by a lot of wicked o ld De helors w ho| |when they stood up for Missouri = . ee ; : oe - c + . a i t ¥ e il cer ttle Tour year oic | citv this week, visiting their sister, ‘ihting our young oe ASS i Wiariere Rodman Fi ne nee & H nye ter “6 our ¢ aii med frien ee . e = i A Conard, living about five miles ) i zs “ Mre. R. E Delaney. BF cis T ? resident |refused to Jet me vote for seve : Ire. R. EE ANey r Qe Fraucis T. Ingalls, president | efuse Mle : ies wate fo) a foe E OtLoea Ueiunmiie anion \ The Umon must be ashamed of | of Drury college at Springtield, or sey nes eas shores = Cote Aula ie Tee Ges | its banker-real estate agent tramp |and brother of ex senator OE poli ween eee One OTS er aiers: boys aged 10 and 14 years lecturer state ticket. Its personnel | Kansa dropped dead at his home cetting them mere was one thing Hacer othe ieprinec vapencdrovel » has not ap peared J yet. in Springfield, Friday. The imme-|they didn’s take away from the privilege Prof. Starr spent ul days on} fe Ura eaiecn el tpi ch cuvine tox 1 ©" | shop and stopped to purchase some the sick list last week and was un- f ae sp aratnas WaAPAteCHol | = ‘meat the larger boy entering the 3 5 man o e a sarance, ¢ sce. a he psy camp social, 3 tk is t < 1 paving able to fill his place as one of the PE \ The Gypsy Sere es anes k | shop to make the pur leaving instructors in the institr ae ae aaa and — OR sas IN| the teaman charge of bis little broth Ww illiam Boone, the popular North | the court: yare viday night underjer and sister. During his absence yr. W. g D sae e@ this z e 2 7 intend | ist — © > nla ize : Main street barber is fighting the | the auspices of the Ohio street M.|one of the horses rubbed the bridle | yeek 3 e goes to see = a pari a b 6 tf hot weather harder than any other | E. ch .in the way enter-| off and the t hecame fristened} . n west for a | | ar nis es yes ho ag = nee man intowv. He has rigged upa't the most ] it and rumesay. Tue team ran verth coupe oe es oo steam fan in his shop and you are lamus that has taken place! to Pine street and when near the Mrs. McAnally, mother of Mrs. | julled to sleep while being shaved. jin a social way in er in many alresidence of Aaron Hart both wer Hornberger, is reported seriously ill. She is quite an old lady and it is feared she will not recover. It isa nice improvement and Will | day has the laudits of his customers for lan his enterprise. The Times good friend W. B. Ty- We are informed it is the inten-! tion of Prof. Deerwester to resign the office of school comtuissioner of this county at the close of the nor ler, was up from Eldorado a couple of days lust we: | jexecutor of the estate of J. M | Sprin He Rut ledge, and for the purpose of having jto Don M. Dickenson has been chos |bills struck advertising en chairman of the national demo- mal. at public; sale the personal effects of said e cratic committee. Ths selection is | tate, Tuesday the 16th inst. We} jnight at 10 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Ful | lin the right ear. Ghemenostenm of } the best that could have been made. | Were glad to learn from Mr. Tyler/ ton, aged 64 years. Mrs. Fulton) the aa boue was sso destroyed. | : | that he intended to move back to! jhad been a resident of our city since | The little sufferer was picked up un W. A. Keller, of Topeka, Kansas, | as ac laclerkship in the dry} ee ee = 2 The democrats at Reynard, are! goods store of Mrs. Peter Lane ; : : ‘The Tras welcomes him to. Butler. | Prepanag to organize a democr: Bates county at an early date. leh diate cause of his death wasinternal |}though and that was tl | plying the demand 1 ‘for for the oceasion by the isw ter, : ae in frost of Mr. Thrati’s butcher y. There wasa vd presut | thrown out-of the short of sup- Tn faut sht was aheye before wagon. d the freezers { jing the I 5 cloth ipg caun le upon them agon box and ou the g The music donated | ged qu Ice Cream te a distane not until extricat- Butler silver | ed, but she was badly - | 2 iH ie | cornet band was just grand and the | | biuised about the bods and received | unhappy vietir eet strains of music was enjoyed | ja dangerous seal wound over the} the fullest extent by all present. Dien AGihe hemo daugh |from the skuii bone as Jarge as the Mrs. J. D. Friday — of the band Parkinson, wid quite a rent liss2, waking her howe with her | COBScious and eairied into the ome | daug bter Mis. Parkinson. Sbe was | fof Unele Aaron Hait where it receiv atic | member of the First Presbyterian | § edevery attentio: ushl the aval) ureh anc jof Drs. Renick and Cinisty who took | only $15; $15 suits at $10 and $10} -|tain block were $1.50. right e: ar, the flesh b-iug Incerated | ig will not be confized to any Spe one political party, but all will haye his side of the question in a manner to suit his own a chance to present notions and taste and a respectful hearing. tee will have all ar The commit- igements ready that there will be The invitation extended all sire to attend Several special insurance agents. were in town ou Thursday, and as a! advanced on an average of ten per! cent. This is the second advance tion o our excellent system of water works. Before we had any means of putting out a fire, rates on a cer An advance of 35 cents was made about the time water works were completed and now another advance of ten per cent is ordered. it? Of they are helpless Will our people they They can do this, ask the city couneil to repeal the or dinante taxing insurane course will, because companies |twenty dollars each, because we be jheve for every dotlar they pay the city they collect tive from) our citi Valk about a zens: jit our anti trust law. is freee | greatest of to We can see monopoles what it pleases. selfish jlief from this grasping. bnopoly —Rec One No o' thee arsaparilla has the mer it by whieh Hood's Sarsaparilla has | won such a firm hold upon the con fidence of the people. From the Schell @ity News learn that avout four months ago eccentric individual +} we an oy the name of | Johnson, aldicted to the opium hab jit. living in the northeast part of Lust week, at the i of the stance was exhumed with the intention of | it to some point io the final Upon | reaching the coffin those engaged in \the work.were confronted with spec ic interment for feast to thus permit this | mo- | will be given | for the hour and it is expected that | a crowd present. who de-| consequence all insurance rates were | | | CASH GROCERY, 2) Ibs finest granulated sugar S100 | 2L ibs extra hight brown sugar 1.00 23 Ibs brown sugar 1.00 5 lbs Green Rio coffee 1.00 4 Ibs Java Blend roasted coffee Sl sold everywhere at 30cts per pound 5 pkgs Arbuckles coffee 31 sold everywhere at 25¢ pkge 5 pkges Lyon coffee SL.vo 5 Midland coffee 1.00 any brand -20 15 lbs New Carolina rice Lv 6 Navy beans 20 6 * white Scotch oat flakes made on city rate since the comple-‘ Star tobacco per 1b 1 bbl best salt '1 1b of pure Moyune Gun pow- fa) << do just no ree) vask Vernon county, died and was buried. | daughter of the buried man,the body | tacle that fuirly froze their blood | jwith herror, The glass in the top | of the was splintered and | bre rken, anc Lthe positionef the body | clearly indicated that a violent strug- had taken place. foot of the protruding through the casket Without doubt, a case of suspended animation. hele one it wae j | pound of it for der tea 35 1 Ib sun cured Japaa tea, strict- pure 35 Sterling tine cut tobacco prlb — .40 20 boxes matches 20 5 dozen clothes piu -lo 1 broom worth 25e for -20 3 lbs vice new raisins fur 50 Ibs Edible flour for Jumbo flour l set knives & forks worth 31 31.50 Loo SL75 1.25 1 set Mexican silver tea spoons worth $ 1.00 Weh a full of tiuware and will sell at almost half what oth- ers seil for, and you kuow it, or all who have traded with We will sell you wash tubs at your own price We just received to-day large supply of tin, galvanized iron and copper wi which we to surprise our customers with the low prices. Will sell you the finest quality of meal at 20e per sack while others The Edible flour known by some as the Pausy flour, which we sell you at $1.05 per sack is as fine as silk and we will put it against any flour others will sell you at $1.30. We have an enormous trade on our Java blend coffee, 4 lbs for $1, t is really worth 3Uc per pound aud s sold everywhere else at that price. If you haven't used it just try # stock us do. lt boilers, intend and you will use no other. We handle the very best oil and gasoline that is made and sell it at lic per gallon. Don't let anyone tell you that our coal oil is not the best, that our granulated sugar is uot the finest that’s made, ete., for we buy the best, and you canalw: depend on getting the best goods if you wart it,and don't be deceived with the short weight racket which has been so often told you by parties who couldn't compete with us if they wanted to. You will get just what advertise provided you we ! ——___—— club and put themselves in shape | hved 2 most Sg | ae ‘ 1 oe pate ic mouey or produce. We Up to Thursday aftervoon the} for the campaign. Thisis right andj | christian life, and in ber death the ae of ee <ace cm dressed the) want all the pees butter, eggs Union had not learned that an elec-/the Pies is glad to see that the church loses one of its :nost honored | moune= al Cue removed and chickens, you have and will tion had been held in Atabanm. Good | gemocrats of this county are organ- and devoted nmemb During her | oe nee Hite aa ee By you goo Is at cash prices in exchange. or bad the Union should not sur | izing with such promptness wand |7°S ein our city Mrs. ps oe a pee ee nts Ls me y e meron trade, bat remember | press the! news. jearnestness. We hope to see a club) modes mere OF el thio 7 ue aaa a noe Me ae F : ahs a ee sereae Getting the cash H eer in every township. Keep up the | | became uequainted and her loss to rs. Be be are and ee tor ene goods and turning them over : Albert A. Ww hitn an, a famous ne- Lonod k begun and you will see! | the city will be keenly felt. Her re. S'¥eyiug the periosteum of the 60 often enab] us to discount our + gio orator, and member of the na-| S004 Wor be sth of N b = were taken to her old home| bove the case is made more preca b s why we can sell so cheap. 1 focal democratic colored clubs, de-} j Bie taste ithe Se cin cvember at Greenfield, Mo., Saturday, and on /Mious, but at) last accounts she was There is no other road to cheap | livereda ringing democratic eect The state democratic committee sug lay morning were laid to. rest Jimpiev ns bad some prices; except the une we pursue. \ at Rich Hill yesterd vA | have decided to hold grand rallies |} cide those Sthe falphup sf Ripecline evecy person cit Bates ‘ pacar eaae y ‘in St. Louis the 25th, Sedalia the |neral being Jarsely attended. Rey.| cid : hae aie Dr. Acker’s Enghsh Pills | 30th andat Hannibal September Ist. 171] snd P. H. Holcomb accompa. “4? i Are amc . red : sah eg | Great preps arations will be made, | nied Judge Parkirson aaa family to ean er me : io Hood’s Sarsaparilla yours traly, : me ae a icon cal speakers of national note will be! Greenfield,aud iu the absence of the | | hastened to the be Vines i a s te } billiousness, they have never been | Present and excursion trains will be! toca! minister ef that city Rev. Hill | | tle daughter as soon as they learned | ee mepeoorenr=e 1) Oe Wi iams 0, equaled, either in Awerica or abroad. pe Sdinaad the funeral discourse. jor the nevident. | Seite enlier ane sic bcatacee! . * a ; os e = ig a Ps pute