The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 30, 1893, Page 1

he utler Weekly Ciunes. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY MARCH 30,1893. DEACON BROS. & Co. Ke a The ited and Best: Selected Stock of Shelf and Heavy Hardware in B--tes County. Pieced and Stamped Tinware, Granite ware, Gasoline Stoves, Builders Hardware and Nails, Table and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Shears and Razors of the best makes, and iH ARDWARE. warranted, Guns, Revolvers and Amunition, Fishing Tackle, Rope and Cordage, Iron and Steele, Wagon Wood Work, Wagon Sheets and Tents, Bary Wire, Churns, Washing Machines, &c. _ Staple and Fancy Groceries, CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SALT MEATS AND FISH. ne asa st market ia ices paid for butter, eggs and general farm Ee oduce. We sell baled hay, bran, salt, feed, ete. FARM MACHINE The aeons Spading Harrow, The best tool ever used on a farm, Champion, Farmers Friend and New Ideal all Steel Corn Plauters, Buckeye Sunbeam Spring Trip Cultivators, the only successful Spring Trip made. Rock Island, Eagle and Browa Tongue and ‘Tongueless Cultivators, Morgans New Riding Spading Cultivators. Casadys Sulky Plows. Rock Island Plows, the beet plow on earth. Bain, Harrison and Fish Bros. Wagons. sar In our new Carriage Repository we carry a fine line of lp Buggies and Climax Spring Wagons, L.k. me YL. -TTELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. MAYS, NOrthern Grown Seeds, are the purest and best. We bandle them in BULK and will sella nickle or a dollars worth as Cheap as any Seed house. seeds at home. Buy your Peds: Steel esis ides: Stump Plows, ‘te: We will have more to say to you about “Deering Binders and | Mowers and Whiteley_all Steel Mowers, Binding Twine, Machine Oils, ete. DEACON BROS & CO. BUTLER, MoO. 8 Is ft . Southeast Corner of the Sa uare, st ay as: PSS arrnee 7 7 si imix Items. texto. 3: Mrs John Summers and! dot 75 — Mr. Ben Watkins has good hay | family were down Sunday visiting | Flour at { W 0 | 1+ quince 75 for sale....J T Young of Elkhart | Mr Ben Comiford..... “ar | \ 1° apple 60 township, was over and set up his | Foster knows the height of G. W. 1“ fruit jelly, any flavor 50 subscription in good shape....F M Scybert..... Wk ifiott i 18 ae Best dry salt bacon 9 coating his new house ...Geo Ma loney is building a new house on the | Miami, four miles northeast of town | Watkins of Linn county, Kan., has moved into our midst. ...Mr Josiah Young of Oklaioma, has come home We watn to say to the citizer Bates ns of 2 ib good lard | 20 boxes best matches 2 pkgs Dwights’ or Churches’ 4 and is down with inflammatory Nets. | re for eae we have been ode 15 A rheumatism...Mr Noah Bright lost ae a ee | with you for over 12 y 2 1 qt bettle bluing worth 25, for 15 5 bridge, two new halters..... eos erable agers: Trait ot teks = | inst three years, have done you all 6 + tin buckets for 20 Wesley has seed oats for “sail,” aud | state venitentiary Seeo cin eight | the good we possibly could, aud we Stew pans with handle for 15 will go as soon as the wind raises... | acreg ae anand wane toes ie Se | Se to stay with you as long as Largest size tin buckets 35 J W Park enrolls his name on the} entailin Les Se As hee Tha | Soe favor us with your custom, as | 100 fect wire clothes line worth booming Times list here...... WT eer BOO aSkGrTar., had jase | you have in the past. You know we 50 for 35 Cowan is building a wire feuce.... aowed pe parihe aa nae bail had sus he | | have sold you your goods at almost | Buggy whips worth 40 for 25 The literary at the Nestlerode school building collapsed and had they re- | Wholesale prices, and we propose to “95 « 45 house closed Saturday night. The mucins = eee iguser would! ‘ coutinue to do so, aad as a party has | 1.00 « 60 house was crowded aud great inter-| have been killed. In the city of | come to Butler offering flour at | “2.00 1.00 est manifested .... We are glad to| Nachville much damag iG wholesale prices, we have conclud- | 1 — 1 feed baskets worth 50, 30 hear Cul Woody is better, but not A 2 is eamahiy ae : < aa ed to give our customers the benefit | Coffee bins for flour worth 1.50, 75 out of danger yet.... Warren Ayers aacateae at Derd has . Sy tai | of wholesale prices ourselves, as we | 3 fh large fine raisins for 25 has found his wind nest and is sav- | naa thevantite a ean Beet will not be undersold by anyone, and | 3 th new fresh dates “ 25 ing the eggs for Easter..Mr Frank | jwar’ by the yee Sea Rte: The | in doing so, we offer you the best | No 1 wood tubs worth 75 for 55 Nash lost his $3 hat on the way posed of Kell es ales seas | flour ever brought to Butle eV, as all | “2 ro ears “« 90+ 65 home from Butler. .....Jas Keeton | anq farm Falls fare ee at ee | our customers who have used our) “3 * 1.00 * 80 has oats to sell for seed....Mre An etnrivere Blea “away cna weny|| | flour will attest. Flour made from | Galvanized iron ae worth 1,25, 95 nie Hensley has taken worse in the ted hill d. ; wheat grown in Satine county, on! oe poe 150 1.25 last few days....Mr James Oldham ) P°TS0"S are reported’ Killed. | the river bottoms make much richer | 5 gallon oil cans worth 150, 1.15 ~ has returned from Kausas, where he Hillsboro, Mo., March 23.-George j and finer flavored flour. 1175 test coal oil 15 has been engaged in book agency} Holt, colored, who murdered Wil-| Edible Bloor peri sack .80/1 set table knives and forks the past winter. . Misses Ella Durst | liams,a white man at Crystal City i in| | Jumbo -90 worth $1.00 for 75 and Sarah Oldham went to Concurd | October last, was found guilty by a| 19 fh finest :ranulated sugar 1.00 /1 set table knives and forks to church Sunday, and when they j jruy last night and sentenced to nine- | 21 tb brown Sugar 1.00 | worth $1.25 for 1.00 returned they were uv! alone, and|ty nine years in the penitentiary. | 1 i Java blend coffee 25/1 set table knives and forks did not know the first word of the | His plea of self defense did not win. 1 pke any brand 25 | worth $1 75 fer 1.25 | 20 Ti Carolina rice 1 00/1 set table knives and forks eEE | sib pearl hominy made from ss worth 2.75 for 200! ioe Boon a One an 25/1 large bread knife for 10 an noes ates at flakes = : set tea spoons 10 d axe 21/1“ table ** 15; 3 cans champion lye 25/1 “ solid Mexican silver spoons 1.00 | z gallon fine sorghum ae 1 doz fine lemons 25 “pure sugar syrup 50 The best iron bound well bue cet 35 OF BUTLER, MO. | ae eS 30 | Nice willow sehool baskets 30 APITAL. OOO. | | al ls tes bet 2911 Tb butter prints +25; S eh ce 1 th Sun cured Japan tea 35; Shoe brashee worth 49 for 25 1 - re tea sol tb Gold Dust washing powder 25 oa ~ Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and! 4 fh Star tobacco 45 : = Sot —_ = . does a General Banking Basiness. se - Crane — 30! We hee Pande he pond seodat | 1 tb Corn cob smoking tobacco 20) jn p, DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. j _ 30 |iu bulk which was pronounced last | : = i ; ea oy salt = 1.20 | year by our customers to be the be:t Rea pail white sugar drips 80 | they ever planed. We have 1,000 DIRECTORS. | 2 Pu bas ne oe i | boxes of lye in our store Parties | | - , nr i ¥ i eed Powell, Frank Vers, = ep aah j1N fc i copper bottaw briler 1. 10) | Peres — _ = dy well | oe ‘onda 2 ete Wi E. aes 1 No. 8 solid copper boiler -| Remember we haye a car load ct pure j '- Boulware, R. @. Wert. om? — & gal solid cedar churns Norifcisiiced potiloce auwe sold pon ‘ — Hi. H. Pisett, J. BD Jen’ . The best broom worth 30c for = betore. We shipped them direct from a x Pure country honey 2 fb for 25 | Wisconsin ourselves—Early Ohio, ly . wa. E. WALTON. President 1 Pail pure eit jelly, ad flavor 90 | R28? coasts of ogee aes J. RY JENEINe, —— Tg py pan oe 75 pats our potatoes. From the prices we have given you on fumbo and Eaible flour; we expect to sell a car load every week. Parties that haye not ship soon....R N Cheneworth is putting up a new fence....Mr Hen- used our flour yet,we urge you to come | 4X is Faving an addition built to and try it; weare offering you the Edi-| bis dwelling....Mr Parry is build- ple, which is astraight patent flour, for|inga new barn,...Miss Sue Cole- Soc a sack, while others are asking Soc tor their third grade. We ask the people to consider well when they came to Butler, whom they should trade with. Remember we are the o. es that brought the prices on gro- ceries, glassware, queensware and tin- ware down to where they are Remem- be’, also, that we have promised to hold them there, provided the people ot Bates county would give us enough of their patronage to enable ustodoso. We have to sell lots of goods at the prices we are selling at to make usa living. We are having a satistactory trade now, and we ask the people to stay with us it you wish to save monev Yours Truly, J. E. WILLIAMS & CO man has returned from Baird coi. lege; we welcome Miss Sue back as she is quite a charming young lady -.Herman Maxy, Geo Wells and Jess Coleman with their best girls attended church at Walnut Grove Sunday night....Strode is still alive but we have not seen him this week... ... Benny Lusk and wife in the city today....Smith Hale is farming for Uncle Jimmie Wcod this spring. ...Chas McAninch gone out to Strode’s after corn to day.... Rev Wm Kenney and wife have gore to Butler to day....Mrs Isaac An- derson returned to day from a visit to her sister, Mrs Cersman....Mr Billings and son Leslie passed through town this morning on their way to Montrose... Frank Fluty and wife on to the Kenney farm this week... .Quite a number of farmers in town at the blacksmith shop with their plows....Milton Bellisle of Jonbstown and Spruce Twp items. We hear some talk of H P Calla- han trading bis store in this city for a farm in Vernon county....15 | or 20 couples of young people met at Mr Dean's Sunday evening enjoyed themselves ina social and way pace era oe a Appleton 4 passed aaron this Bullard. ... While out iu the western | *°°ti0 on his way to W L Oggs. last week we called Gov Sxorr. Sam Kersey. Mr part of Spruce on our old friend The bank of Commerce at Nash - Kersey is cue of our stock men end! | has now on hand 60 head of fine cat. | ville, Tenn. made an assignment tle and a lot of hogs which he wili Monday. FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY, ;Cash Capital. . KIPP. |. EV ERINGHAM I SILVERS... Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage respectfally Solicited :