The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 12, 1893, Page 8

The Greatest Revolution Ever Known in the History of Butler, SAM LEVY & CO. RETIRING FROM THE CLOTHING BUSINESS. =f On account of our Mr. SAM’L LEVY embarking in business in New York; he instructed us positively that he will retire from the Clothing Business. We therefore, announce to the Pablie thatthe Untire Stock of Mens, Divs; aml Childrens Clothin Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Mens Boys Boots and Shoes. And all goods appertaining to Mens wear to be SOLD AT COST, BELOW COSY, and at most any price p to dispose of the entire Clothing Department. Men’s suits worth : - - - $5 00 for $2 00/100 mens, youths and boys coats and vests for half price. Boys heavy stoga boots 1 to 5 worth 175 « 100 7 se c Gs - - - - 10 00 “ 6 00 | Mens full stock stoga boots worth 3 00 for 1 50 | 50 boys overcoats, age 5 to 7, worth 250 “ 100 | e se - - - - - 15 00 “ 900] “ stoga boots saddle seam “ 200 “ 1 00 | 25 boys cape overcoats, age 5 to 9, worth 450 “ 2 00 ss fs se 5 - : - : 20 00 “12 00| “ grian boots worth 3.00 “ 1 50! Mens long ulster overcoats worth 800 “ 150 Boys suits, long pants worth - - - 3 50 for 150) “ fine calf boots worth 250 “« 1 25 | Mens light colored melton overcoats worth 1100 “ 6 50 ; 100 boys knee pants suits “ - - 3 50to3 00 “ 2 00/50 pairs mens best quality calf boots 10 and 11 worth 3 50 to 500 * 2 00} Mens fine worsted overcoats, some of them silk 4 50“ se es Steg patt : - 6 00 to7 50 “ 4 00| Mens calf tongue boots, morocco leg worth 5 00 to7 00 “ 2 50 lined worth form 15 00 to 20 00 all goat 10 00 i 200 pairs mens worsted cassimere pants worth 3 50 to 5 00 “ 2 00) 190 pairs mens fine shoes all styles worth 3 50to6 00 “ 2 00-! Mens double breasted calfskin coats worth 500 “ 275 100 pairs mens jeans pants worth 125 “ 50] Boys red top boots worth 125 “ 50 This is a positive bonafide sale, therefore, we invite everbody to come early, while the stock is complete and reap the benefit, Never in the history of our business career have we advertised goods sold at cost until now. Remember the Clothing department: WILL BE P@SITIVELY DISPENSED WITH. ALL GOODS SOLD IN THIS DEPARTMENT ARE POSITIVELY SPOT CASH. P. S.--WE WILL CONTINUE OUR DRY COODS DEPARTMENT AS HERETOFORE. SAMI LEVY & Co. The Bridle Off. The Concert | Johnstown & Spruce Township Items. { ....C. C. Cliser is in need of a house | This week the Ties announces to | Given by the Pythian Quartette of | Weather cold, colder, coldest... keeper. ...Steverson and Oliver ar- sitizane of Bates county that Sam’ | Park College, ville, Mo., on last | Work on the iron bridge seuth of| rived at Thomas Strode’s last week | Ousley of Lewisburg,Kan. was down Levy & Co. intend to close out their | Monday night Week was one of the | the Oak Hill church will soon begin , with 150 head of cattle to feed... |looking after his land in this town- | best, if not the best cancert ever i a i | cee VES i 3 clothing department. Thisis not «| given in Butler. Each of the gen | ....We hear Jim Bradley nae | Rass cap maine tie the | ship....Quite a time was had at sale to reduce stock but to close out tlemen sang a solo, but Mr. Caugh- ¥2ut & farm anda milk cow... | We | Concord school house the other this branch of their business. Mr. | ¢yY was the favorite of the evening, J. W. Choate left Sunday for Jeffer- can recomisend the boys to the peo- | night they turned the debate into a Levy having engaged in the manufac- | he — recalled three a = gen ‘City. ........3 at the | ple of Bailard and vicinity as honest | shan trial G Parker of Rich . : ae - | quartette were especially enjoye: side f Elder L. L. } mbs | straight-forward gentlemen in every | Hi a > i turing business in New York, and (2iy Silent Mend.” it was one ofthe Jon 9. Sfiey Ade Duduey and ae bceepest.... WO Haas glen as get | wishing to mass his capital in that di-| best, and the boys were obliged to Gog Ena eee een etal : ; of |kins....No hogs in this county : { Charley McAuinch, Elder McCombs | putting up a harness shop in this | seems to be the cry. Duvall § Percival of this city are saving the farm- ers of Bates county thou- sands of dollars by giving them the benefit ‘of their lower rates of interest on farm loans. companied by Wm Huffman where they go to attend school., ..Mr A Kansas City married woman | follows her husband to Atchison and has him and the girl arrested. ; rection he has decided to cut loose | repeat it by special request. cE ry i } i i For Sate:—A good double barrel breech-loading, number twelve shot- gun, cheap. W. A. Broves- Brooklyn Eagle—The Holden (Mo.) Enterprise nominates Judge DeArmond, a Missouri congressman for the vacancy on the supreme court bench. which it believes soon to be made by the retirement of Jus- tice Lamar on account of his health. The Enterprise says of him: “In the person of Judge D. A. DeArmond of Butler, our present congressman, Missouri has a jurist that is the peer of any man in the west. He is by education and inclination fitted for the supreme bench. He isa born jurist and his tastes are all in that direction. His character is abeve reproach, his abillity is un- questioned.” Scrofula, whether hereditary or acquired, is thoroughly expelled from the blood by Hood's Sarsapa- rilla, the great blood purifier. The electoral college of the state met at Jefferson City Monday and after casting the vote of the state for Cleveland, chose E. M. Harber, of Grundy county,tv carry Missouri's presidential voteto Washington. Therefore he has ordered the entire stock of clothing, gents furnishings, | underwear, bats, caps, boots and shoes and all other goods belonging }to this branch of their business sold at cost and below cost, that the stock may be closed out at the earli- first time in his business career that he Las eyerinauguratedasale of this kind and in making this announce- ment he means just what he says in regard to letting the goods at cost There is no deception in this sale as a visit to the store will convince you Go early and get your pick. Read his advertisement for further details of the sale. Parties desiring to borrow money on real estate for long or short time can be accommodated at very low rates of interest. time and stop interest hand ready. No delay. Interest pay- able once a year, Bank. The Indiana republicans will cast a complimentary vote for Charles W. Fairbanks of Indianapolis for Unit- ed States senator. DSPRICES | (je vy Pare Cream of Tar Baking ‘Powder. from the clothing business in this city | est possible period. Thie is the} Missouri Stare | The quartette was brought here | through the efforts of Mr. Ed Mar- | tin who is a favorite among musical leircles. The gentlemen should | have had a full house, but we will as- | sure them that if they return to But- | jler they will be greeted with a crowded house. M Change in Firm Name. E. S. Carrithers informs us that he {has purchased the interest of his father, A. P. Carrithers in the Amer- ican Clothing House. The change ‘in the firm name will take place 1st | of March when E. S. Carrithers will | become sole proprietor of the estab- lishment. In order to reduce the! | stock before the dissolution takes | place a cut of 25 per cent will be/| |made. This will be a rare chance | | for those desiring to buy clothing to | | avail themselves of the present op-| | portunity as you may not have an- | Loans made so | ther chance of the kind in a long or in town Saturday.. borrower can pay any partatany/time. Read his advertisement in| cea Andrews, who for Money on | this issue as it will give you the | woeks has b | plain facts in régfird to the dissolv- | | tion sale. ‘. | : ee | Real Merit | | Is the characteristic of Hood's} Sarsaparllia, and it is manifested ev- ery day in the remarkable cures this | medicine accomplishes Druggists | ‘say: When we sell abottle of Hood’s | | Sarsaparilla toa new customer we) are sure to see him back in a few! weeks for more—proving that the. good results from a trial bottle war- | rapt continuing its use. This posi-/ tive merit Hood’s Sarsaparilla pos- sesses by virtue of the peculiar com- bination. proportion and process used in its preparation, and by which all the remedial value of the ingre- dients @ is retained. Hood's Sarsaparilla is thus peculiar to itself and absolutely unequalled in its power as a blood purifier, and as aS tonie for building up the weak and) weary, and giving nerve strength. | since ,at Antioch in good shape Sunday | night....Jim Hereford was in this | | Rich Hill, spent the holidays with | Plenty of coal | was around bunting fat officiating. The Gov. extends con- town in the spring....John Mc says | gratulations Everything quiet , he saw the sun rise the other morn- | the election of Cleveland, | ing the first time for a long while; | or s a Stone and Choate, all that bothers | up late, you know. ... Postoftice pe- | A lle ag ages us now is the young people marry- | titions are now the order of the day, | liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs ing....Jobn Mc. and best girl out | one on every corner. | whenever the system needs a gentle, yet effective vleansing. To be bene- | fitted one must get the true remedy : | manufactured by the California Syr- ft : The dance at Billy Widows was | up Fig Co. only. For sale by all resident of Deepwater... .It will be |, pleasant affair; best of conduct | druggists in 50c and $1 bottles. good mornivg, Gov. Stone, after the | anda jolly good time was had 9th. He will make a governor that | Geo Roback wants to buy a male | Missouri can be proud of....Miss | hog... .Orvil j | Bafied Best Medical Skill for Eight Months. Cured in Two Months by Cuticura Remedies. N. M. Nesrrenope. The Most Pleasant Way Gev. Snort. section last week. Jim is now a i : : Brown commenced | Alice Griswold, who is teaching at! work for H P Nickell Monday ..: > ithe “ho ie) at Sampsons and | her parents in this vicinity She will | Westeners....Mrs Josie Dudly is return to the Hill Saturday.. Open i very sick....Mrs AJ Park got a. union at Oak Grove Wednesday | night....Gentry Walton from uear | pipe the other day; Butler, was in this section this week | siderable excitement as it took some looking after the interest of a Rich | time to remove it..Ed Dudley is Hill educator. ... Literary every Fri- lly improving but not able to be up day night at Johnstown. ...Collect- yet. ...Warren Ayers has gone to! -- Miss Rebec- | Paola, Kan., on business and thence | the past two to Des Moines. Iowa, where he will | een visiting in Polk Cc., | make his future home. ... Witherows | This is to certify that a child of mine had Eerem: in ite worst form, and which baffled the best medi- piece of candy fastened in her wind | cal skill that could seman tad a ‘The littic agony for st least eight months. Bi: x sufferer was wrapped it created con- returned home Thursday Uncle | killed a bo; i it | f ome ees g, cut it up and bung it | Watched the disease with much interest, and ovu'd Billy Martin is now carrying the jin the smokehouse and a dog aug ! tod wide, snd everybody wee mach mrpriaed. Tit mail from Johnstown to Monstrose | under and carried it all off but two { wth oe earth ths moat caume fathers re 2 | Ee t be nocent .... Several of _our young people |pieces....Parisi Nickell says he | coud have euch @ remedy at hand. (See portrait | have been enjoying themselves dur- ; Will hereafter dress himself be- pamniiaee Bas ing the holidays....The U. S. mail fore starting the fire with coal oil : 5 | that had defied spiendid trestment from Biany pO ce aoe time from all di- | ashe was somewhat scorched by | Petoteerge: FGI oy EES ey aller rections... Walt McCown did talk | an explosion ths other morning..., | ©°?**® GURNEY, M- D., Doon, Is. - D., Doon, of going to the world’s fair, but he | A box supper is advertised for Fri- says now that the fairest and sweet- | day evening, Jan. 13 at the Hot Wa- | est girl lives near Montrose, and this ton schoo! house. Cuticura Resolvent ‘The new Blood and Skin Parifer, in! Corievra, the The proceeds! Skin Cure, and Curic ; 1 ae . : Soar, the exquisite Skin Beautificr, is all the world tonim....C A. Mec. are to be used for the map a-d lie and spells care every dimes : Comb of Shawnee to tends brary fuad. A good time is certain b froma plonplce to ectota ‘to moye to Warr Wea p! q w that Ira Garduer is f and matrim The Lt rdst Sealp purified 2 pregressix : 2a Soar. Ab 05 noW, | organ: Posey Cole of Ballard | house oa last Saturday night... cattle io buy | Geo Jeakias returned to Sedalia, ac-