The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 20, 1895, Page 1

cs. The Butler Wee VOL. XVII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY JUNE 20, 1895. JTHROoST BUTLER, MO., the mplement Dealer NO 31 alr | Cinta Dan) WILLIAMS’ — Missouri State Ban CASHGROCERY. GAPITAL, - .. il $110,000. ices uneeaus sugar ib Java Blend coffee lb pure Mountain Java coffee pure Mexican coffee best Broken Java coffee A i tlour Edible flour Ib Jersey Cream flour Ib Jumbo (full patent) Jib Golden Crown, tigh patent Ib Maud S. flou ibs soda any br bars silk soap bars white Cassimer soap bars Cisrieite soap Vegatioe iu quetsoap per box 10¢ cake Cocoa Castile svap fur 15¢ cake Glycerine soap for Transacts a general banking business. We solicit the accounts of far-| : jers, merchants and the public generally, promising a safe depository for all funds committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend liberal ac-/ commodation in the way of loans to our customers. Funds always on hand | 1 to loan on real estate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part or all | 6 at eny time and stop interest, {IDIREUTORS. Booker Powell HH Piggott © R Radford TJ Wright Geo L Smith OTHER S'TOCKHOLDE DA DeArmond Dr W D Hannah Dr W E Tucker John Evans Robert MeCracken W B Tyler Dr J Everingham A MeCracken E cham John Pharis Win JK Rosier Wm W JW Reisner GP Wyatt L B Starke Dr NL Whipr Clem Slayback Max ner John H Sullens KG West Peter Swartzendruber Ib ib lb Ib 50 Or. T. C. Boulware CH Dutcher John Deerwester; TR Jenkins Frank M Voris HC Wyatt ‘RG West Wm E Walton E Bartlett argaret Bryner Lulu Brown Hurley Lumber Co HG Cheir J Courtney Robert Clark CP &5 LColeman JR Davis rank Deerwester anit G B Hick DB Heath Semuel Levy CH Morrison ‘| | ! i ; H bi Virginia Items. L‘*We heard ’em say it and noted down, The things that happened about the town, So don’t blame usiftrue or not, We always give you the best we've got.” it “Coin and Cash. Cash asked Coin, | do you attribute all the ills to the demonetization of silver? I do, said Coin, and prophesy we have not be- gun to see the trouble, we will if the crime of 73 be not atoned for. Cash asked, will not your words apply to the panies of '63, °57, '37, before silver was demonetized? Coin said, there are other causes, glad to hear that, said Cash.” Miss Ida Flesher, who has been visiting a week here, returned home last Saturday. A large crowd attended the bap- tizing at the iron bridge last Sunday afternoon. Dr Mitchell says that dynamite cartridgds are very dangerous play- things for children. On Tuesday, the lith, the oldest child ef Wm Bate- man got a badly mangled left hand from the explosion of a cartridge. ‘The little fellow escaped with flesh wounds, fortunately, and is quite certain he will never use them as play things again. Will and Charley Graham, of Aim- sterdam, were chatting their friends at Virginia Sunday night. Mrs Mattie McKinney, of Gonzales, Texas, is visiting H P Nickell’s. Capt Nickell returned last week from Texas, where he had spent sev- eral weeks. He had gone as a dele- gate to the confederate soldiers’ re- union, where the boys talked over the ups and downs, and their good times and the many hardships they had to pass thre 1. The Captain tells us that persons inquiring of him where he was from, he would tell them Bates county, Mo, They would say, you are from a good county. The much talked of hog lawsuit was tried last Saturday between Dr Flood and A J Park resulted in the defeat of Dr Flood. Charley and Clate Wolfe spent last week in Kansas. They were at Burlington visiting James I Wolfe. They report crops looking well. Fine rain here Monday evening. © Rubel is adding to his house; the carpenters are at Work. Elmer Voris and two sisters, of Butler, were in Virginia the §th, vis- iting the family of RJ Berry. Orvill Brown, of Amsterdam, working at Rubel’s. Miss Sadie Whinnery Butler last week. PM Famuliner has a new carriage. Miss Cora Betz and sister, of But- ler, passed through Virginia last ‘Thursday. H B Francis, of Mulberry, our town last week. Five ladies and six young men of Butler, attended the party at W J Bard’s last Friday night; Misses Sho- walter, Lyle, Davis, Cassity and Ash, Messrs. Rollo Flesher, John Walker, Harley Drysdale, Will Smith, Rex Heinline and John Cooper.] Gideon Durrett, Thad Harper and Jesse Park have the mumps. Preaching at the Christian church next Saturday night and Sunday morning and night, Rev True, of Walker station, Vernon county, is expected to be present. Grandma Craig has returned home is visited in was in Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. ‘DR: gw wie BAKING aVa' A MOST PERFECT{MADE. A pure Grape “of Tartar Powder, Free from Ammonia, or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. | after being absent forseveral months, | little too wild for her. ps (Quite a number of little folks spent | é | Miss Lottie’s 4th visiting her children, W R Craig and Mrs W_R Smith in the Indian Nation. Nhe thinks it a pretty country, but a last Friday at C A Wallace's. It was birthday. ‘Those peceny were: Misses Sadie and Lee Judley, Mattie and Edith Park, Ida Flesher, of Butler, Mary and Willie 1 Whinnery. At five o’clock a lunch was served consisting of cake and candy. 1 Wm Thompson, of Kansas, was in 1 Virginia last Friday talking to his many friends. 1 Herman Breeman returned from Lafayette county Sunday NE Ira Fowler has got a match team. EL McClenny and family visited relatives in Henry county Saturday night and Sunday. Quite a large congregation out to hear Rev Lampton Sunday. W B Morland is having his house painted. Mart Anderson's southwest Sunday. Miss Hattie Bell has been syffering with the toothache the past week. Cole and Price have another car load hogs to ship, Ira Fowler and wife took with W B Cole’s Sunday. Reck Cole went to Urich Saturday for a load of goods. Rev Roback will preach at Walnut | 6 Grove the 4th Sunday in June. Miss Lennie, sister of Ed Young, and Miss Frankie Haas, of Montrose, 2 were visiting in Ballard last week. Did anybody see Sammy Hayes}2 Sunday evening? 3 Edd Young and Ned Cole attended | § a “hop” at Germantown one night]. last week. 1 Dr Wolfe reports some sickness in the neighborhood. We hear Criss Greer sell out. G Lawson and family went to Clin- ton Sunday to visit relatives. George Graham and family of Sweet Springs, are visiting relatives near here. | Mrs Frank Chambers and baby visited her father’s Lloyd Patrick. Misses Georgie and Ora Thomas visited in Ballard one day last week. Zack Johnson and wife were at church Sunday; guess},they are over the measles scare. Tom Board and wife visited her} mother at Whitcock Sunday. Mrs Osear Griggs and = children} were in Ballard Friday. Miss Maggie Cole visited her broth- | er near Culver, last week. Mis TLETOR. visited relatives dinner 2 is about to Nyhart Items. Good many farmers cutting wheat, some have finished. Hoagland and Shally went fishing | 4 Monday, hada good time and got lots of fish. Sweeter has wagon. Croquet party evening. Young Clark thinks of traveling] for Jones Mower Co. | Mann Daniels is through cutting wheat. Heinlein and Harchow took dinner | with us Monday. H Wonder why that young man went home so early last Sunday night? Clark and Mat Adams took a flying } trip to Butler Tuesday with 8,000 Ibs} of tish, | There will not be any celebration bought a new road at Garron’s every) here the 4th, as Butler is close by it} 1 would not be right to have the tw oO} so close together. | Sid Ehart was in our midst Sunday;) | he is a staunch democrat. We are doing a land office business since Shally has putin a full line of} mowers, reapers and binders. TEXAS JIM. A genuine water spout visited Kaneas City Monday evening and! according to the Times report came near washing the town away. Streets were torn up aud cellars flooded. The torrent continued for about half an bour and two inches of water | 1t was the greatest rain Kansas City | bas ever witnessed. ice cream, } 1 > | L set Ib IbHominy takes “ ‘ee 4 lbpure head rice 7 boxes Weod Ash lye qt bottle bluing 1 can California aprico's peaches grapes vy re “6 “ gal can spples can corned beef 14 boxes Greenock lye for 6 boxes U. S. »xle grease for 1 pkge best parlor matches fur 1 Iblarge fine raisins 1 lbraisins cured apricots peagcies 2 vkges coffee any brand 1 can Columbia river sslmon 3 cuos raspberries 3 cans strawberries 2 cans gooseberries Ib Moyune Gunpowder Tea 9 Ib Imperial Tea ib sun cured Japsn Tea Ib best young Hyson ‘Tea Ib best Tea siftiugs Ib battle ax tobacco Ib good meat ** Ib even change ‘* plug Crane “ Ib Jolly Tar lb No Tax lb good mixed candy lb pure cream candy pkges pie fruit Galvenized water backets qt milk pails 1OiGe + 12 qt “ec “ pinot cups qt covered bucket qu “ qt qt qt coffee pot 73 “ “ “ Handle Good Hatctets Good Hammers Wire Clothes Line Coffee Mills worth 75 for Cu ffee Mills worth 60 for 5 Gal. Galvanized O1l Cans Blue Dash board Lanterns 1 Syrup Stand worth 25 for 1 Cake Stand worth 50 for 1 set Hotel Goblets worth 60 for lL set dint Tumblers worth 40 for llarge Fruit Bowl worth 35 for 1 se. sauce Dishes worth 25 for | flint Lamp flues pretty Jelly Stands Ruby $1.25 for piece $1.75 for Raby large Ruby Fruit 8owls 79 for worth $1.50 for sets 5 0 25 i) 2 29 14 qt dish pan worth 50c for Tin Tea Kettle worth 75 far 1 Golden Clipper ax with a0 25 > 15 30 4 piece Glass sets worth 40 for Tumblers worth worth worth Parlor Lamp worth $4.00 for +9: | Pazlor Lamp worth $2.35 for —1.6/ 1 set Gold Bsnd cups and saucers i set solid Mexican silver Table spoons worth $3.00 for 2. set solid Mexican Tea spoons worth $1.50 for set Knives and $1.25 for Forks 1.00 worth set Knives and Forks worth $1.50 for A set Knives and Forks worth 2.00 for $3.00 for worth $1 40 for per box. yuet Toler 15 set Knives and Forks worth | Well Buckets worth 59 for Well? Wheels worth 50 for Solid Steel Scythes with swath 1 | Wire Screen Cloth for 24 foor. Rope any size for Scts. pound. Vegatine Bor $03} Tue Western wash ng washers Tbe Econou.7 Clothes Ringers solid white Rabber Rolls fell. Several streets paved with ce-|? Wood Buckets dar blocks were badly washed and i set Meskins best Plates the blocks carried away by the floods. | 1 set Meakins best unhandled Teas | lL set Meakins best handled Teas 1 15cts. 00} 40 The Jones Chain Drive That runs without a noise. And will not let the boys. Rost has a mower They call it the Jones, It will mow in the meadow Right over the stones. There are many kind of mowers, But there is one I like the best, It is of the Plano where we get them Always better than the rest. There you get the Chain Drive Mower, The old man does the mowing | | | ae = = | A full line of farm machinery, washing machines, patent churns, The Jone is a sailing, And is sailing very fast, While the old Gog Mowers, Are a thing of the past. The Jones Chain Drive Mower Has such an easy draft, Mower. That if CARRIES A FULL, LINE OF 'Surries, phaetons, buggies, road wagons and the old reliable capital wagon, hardware, hay rakes and hay tools. Shelf and heavy I ever break the tongue, I will make a pair of shafts. Is pe You do The Jones Chain Drive Mower rfect im every part, not haye to back in grass When you want to get a start. One thi ng about the Jones Chain Drive Is that it can't be beat The oul y thing it ought to have Is a lazy back to the seat. lawn and garden rakes,hand and wood saws,carpenter tools,screen |wire, window frames and doors,machine oils and axel grease,weed \vazors and straps. We bave four pretty patterns Fine Decorated Porcelain China Din jber Ware, will sell tin any qu 0 j tu suit vou, take what you wan | leave out the pieces you don’t and will give you for « sbort ume | on the dollar off. Now is the lime to buy you a fine set for a little money. ‘ner Pilates, best ware, for 35 | Cups and saucers, best ware, for! eae od bargains for | fyou,in ove Store and bun tre things you don’t Know we have, any jibing .ou msy want; come us if we bave it before vou | elsewhere. and ask buy We cali stention to our flour which | we are selling at 30 crs. per hundred junder ove Competitors We 3 ears of flour before 1 wen Warrant every sack. We boegnt frat jars and cans while thev were cheap, and will sell at the lowest price. We are selling screen than any one Piease don’t forget that we bave most everything in the hardware line, and | we are selling lots of v;if vou don’t think we sre chesper thsn | just come and price it once. Our Java Biend coffee at 2 | We can hardly keep it in stock. fact we bave larve quantiies of it coming in fresh every week, almost the same with our pure Movume teas To parties that sre using ten siftings we want tc say that : we can j«esibly pound. Remember wher you have butter. bickers to sell, vou don't bave to tunt around to get so 1e to take i, bat bring load. Wes : a@ car bought up. We Wire cloth cheaper anyone, ib. We have the finest buy, entv 10. per egzsor ct it te uss ou brip you and werrant everything Yours truiy, WILLIAMS BROS of | What do you think of Din-} In! and brush scythes, and barb wire. Tableand pocket cutlery, shears, J. H, ROST, Culyer Items. T N Hendrix shipped three loads of fine hogs Monday. T J Day, the ‘marble man” ear of But- ler, was out putting up &@ monument | tothe grave of Dick Sheppard, on Coon creek. He keeps an eye on the | departed. | Our “smith” fixed uncle Jim Me- Ghee’s hack in style. WS Ray has a part of his corn laid jin the shade, and is rustling the weeds on the balance. Glad to report Mrs Fannie Billings under treatment at Eldorado, as be- ing much better. Aaron Bell and Mr Thomas of Bal- lard called a moment Saturday even- ing, as they returned from Butler. We are fori6 to lsilverin this neck | of the woods. W =H Elliott will build a barn soon, so we are informed. Jno M Graham returned from northwestern Bates Friday evening. Hayden Ray and wife visited rela- | tives near Ballard and went to mill all the same day. G D Mosier, wife and daughterand Miss Bertha Pichford are visiting in | lHinois, their old home; wish them a pleasant visit. CJ Greer bought a lot chickens last week. Andy Ray hasa fine cyclone built of the Passaic stone. A number cut hedge the past few days, it being too wet to plow Henry Randa!!] shipped a car load of hogs from Passaic to Kansas City, for which he received $4.40 per hun- dred. | The bugs took a field of Jobn Peters. } Oats cutting will beginthis week. Tom Lyneh was cuting cheat Jast week, so reported. T D Greer and Uncie Dan Hoskins | took a business tript Sutler, Dee our mail carrier) seems to be | under the weather of late, wh we f of young cave corn for De YEA BUTLER MO. Y are sorry to hear. If it’s fruit cans you want, come ta Culver; also sell cheap groceries. Elliott & Son are hoeing beans. Prof C M Barkley gives hig school an ice cream supper Saturday night at the sct house “Jack.” Counties Asked to Respond. Jefferson City, Mo., June 17.—Mr. J. W. Zevely, secretary of the Dem ' oeratic State central committee,calls attention to the fact that but four counties in the State have sent him the result of conventions or meetings held, asking the committee to call a State convention. From newspaper reports it seems that large numbere, if not a majority, of the counties have taken some kind of action con cerning a silver convention, ard it ie deemed important that all such ex- pressions should be transmitted to the State committee so that in the event of another meeting,which now seems quite probable, the proper evidence may be at hand. Starvation Rumors Benied Perry, Ok., June 13.—Consider: able indignation exists here over the continued reports of suffering in the Cherokee Strip. While there are many poor people in the Strip, as there are in every country en the globe, in this eounty or vicinity there is no more suffering among the people than in the States. There was never a better prospect for corn, eats and all crops except wheat, and- the people are happy and contented. The tales of starvation are greatly exaggerated aud the people are holding meetings denouncing the authors of such stories. wer— Latest U.S. Gov't Repo ABSOLUTELY BewwE