The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 27, 1896, Page 1

BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1896. = er she will teacher the spring term at | a 8 a | the same place. | | Mr Spears will not move his family | |back tothe farm. Mr Wells from | jnear Butler has rented it and will take possession the first of March. | Dr Bowden reports some sickness | OF BUTLER, MO. inthe sarrounding country. | e Preac gat Oak Hill every fourth! $110,000. ~ Cob. SHARP. | 5 <3 red > > AN gSPITAL, : Summit Items qransacts a general banking business. We solicit the accounts of far-| | merchants and the public generally, promising a safe depository for | An snexpected change in the | all fands committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend liberal ac-| we Saturday’s | ‘ { | i | | | i me from gloomy odation in the way of loans to our customers. Funds always on hand | ;,, k place Sunday, w hich on realestate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part or all : ee aeoy time and stop interest. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS | was <reeable to those anxious Peeenene oie ene ssa es PIREVTORS, | oe $55,000 y large a +. on. C. Boulware Booker Powell Frank M Vorie | A y large attendanc eat the lit > .0O vn Dateher ; tie pane oe yea ‘att jcraty, riday night. 1 y adford : eat LW: . . sie ony . jan eosino . TJ Wright “Wm E Walton | GW Claridy is down with anat-| As we are now having the larges Rae CONN cae Geo L Smith tack of pneumonia. Thursday night | trade, since h ie Bene arees EB. A. BENNET » Vice Pres. OTHER |'S'TOCKHOLDERS, Dr Christy, on his way to Mr Clari- 4 Se eure ocean sb ater) Sb ee F,, cashier i es Lae Ra ORT aa uae mnuees ope és ae ae oe y ie and as coifee and some other articles | J. EVERINGHAM, Secretary. : ea Bryner John Evans Robert McCracken © WB Tyler ee ed ye seribe out at midnight | that uave declined in price, we deem i ol Dr J Everingham Mikeceacton GS Garner int 1e cold and piercing northeast | j¢ our duty, as we have always done. : gorley Lumber Co Edith Everingham John Pharis Wm W Trigg wind, to assist him on his way, a) to lower the price, at ever cinncon i uBchelf C & E Freeman JK Rosier Wm Walls one of his horses had taken suddenly hava We il 1 uy z ‘6 we | Courtney GB Hickman JW Reisner GP Wyatt sick, and could not go any further. : will sell you pow, | ayer cla DB Heath L BStarke Dr NL Whipple We furnished him another animal i pkg : ages coffee 012030owF_e"*"=_"_= = SS lem: Semuel Levy Clem Slayback Max Weiner and have since had a patient on our sy ion a 18id ae aie { ye 2 oe ores ae CH Morrison John H Sullens. RG West hands. The Dris liberal, however.|1 “ Aukoria 18 See BEDE we Ee uae GE THEY SEE SPOOKS. rank Deerweater Peter Swartzendruber Frank Chambers has rented his}] « Breakfast “ high patent flour? We have two a — einai (farinto Wilburn Gibson, and will 1« XXX = is 18 | cars of Jersey Cream flour, and/ - 7 ae : follow other business than farming. XXXX 18| while we had some trouble with the |©°!- Wm. H- Phelps Takes a Shot at Virginia Items. Dick Holliway from Dr Mitchell to| Will Seelinger says some of his cat-|1 Tb broken Java, the best 15 | last car it will never happen again His Enemies. the Amos Lockridge. e weighs s. : e qu writing news for the Trmxs thie] W K Elliott to New Home. tle weighs 1,800 pounds, and are not; 1 tb good Rio (some calls Java We have now the best Jersey Cream | 5. Louls Star, Feb. is. I fat yet. Will will break the market blend) on) H © Wilson of Henry county to Dr| when he strikes i ene) 20) flour we ever had in our store and 3 Post Di ap 1 f y J when he strikes it. = ee os P an In Tuesday's Post Dispatch ther itwill be things we see or hear, Mitchell’s farm. What’s the matter with the lick 1 tb pure Java Blend coffee 25 | will warrant every sack to be first i —— appeared a dispatch, presumably from Jefferson City, charging Col. Charley Toney moved on C H Mor- rison place. Demo-|25¢ is as cheap as we can sell you And if we get them wrong or mixed, pure Java Blend, all others charge ‘ f his i skillet correspondent in the Kind friends forgive us for this is erat? We thought that last commu- class. ” Free Methodist preacher on TS | nicati vas © inly e o : ‘ A We have just gotten in today, a ~ Harper's place. eg ag ee ee Wi. H. Phelps, attorney for the John Shackiford of Amsterdam, | Cruth Wright to near Merwin. you made some suggestion or some- + est African Java $1 00} and no broken staves, will not get Missouri Pacific Railroad, with be- yas in Virginia Thursday on business. | Warren Ayers to Butler, thing of that kind. Come on, but 34 “ fancy Peabery coffee 1 00/bard. We also got in 0 boxes of ing the chief < me John Foster has plenty of corn for] Sam Dray to Butler. , ce suc ak acu 4 © extra fancy Mexi offee 1 0 i 5 _ ie tuo cule: scone pia gue ian u 3 don’t make such a break again. We atancy Mexican collee 0 | Clairette soap, the people will re 4 ; ; sale. Ks ie ee gis Hiram Mosse to Butler. understand Mr Peeler is a candidate|4 boxes Greenock Lye 25 PG |to control the Missouri delegation Bert Orear of Kansas City, is visit-| Andrew Stauntz to the Dock Pat-| for sheriff, and you will be safe, thus|14 b Sat jmember, that is the best laundry | +) the National Republic his parents this week. ee terson farm, New Home. fie dn aRhine hin cline oe oxes Greenwich lye 1 00) soap made, wasbes as well in hard | o the National Republican Conven- one Peter Crooks is on tlie sick ‘ yoline Woster7 ine Grant (Garnerie| © Gartaridollacton aw Beaman ia ; tb coda 05 | water, as in soft water, the sea moss | tion. Col. Phelps, when seen Wed- ouse. very 7 eeineioe t batt ats 25 i © | id: Hutton Jackson has bought the | “Ocear Hensley to the Thos Stephe-|{arof the township. preparatory to[8 bars Silk soap ee ee Wm Widders farm and moved there | son farm. Tipnin gover aisGoIee Marah tee a on will sell a few boxes at 5c a cake. | “The rumor is too silly to telk Bavesk. Mitchell is putting « AARON, We understand another wedding is “ Fairbanks eee aes 25 Remember we are selling our barb | about. The Jefferson City corres- ‘DrJ J itchell 1s putting up ; the tapis for this week. Bates and E ~9 | wire, hardware, garden tools etc., at | side of “woven wire fence on the ea: Cornland Items. Johnson counties will furnish, this}6 “* Clairette soap 25 | pondent of the Post Dispatch is s 6 6 : prices youcannot get,at otber places, 1 te Christian church at Miami] Mayor WB Smith of Nyhart, was time, the contracting parties. Fairbanks Copco 25 | come in and see for yourself. ‘myth. The senational specials are Center held a meeting last week and | in our village Monday. Right, Mr. Editor, Judge DeArmond Sea Moss bath soap 05 Don’t let a few cheap prizes, dis | inspired by a gentleman who has will be nominated and also elected because the people of this congres- sional district need, and want him in congress. As the years have passed they’ve be ne better acquainted 3 pkg’s Scotch Oat flakes 25 3 pkg’s Nudavene flakes 25 9 tbs Scotch Oats 25 10 t Pearl hominy 25 Geo R Brooks is visiting at Urich, Henry county. Mrs Marshall Calloway, of Corn- land, has her husband, Bill, locked appointed a building board and they acommittee to solicit money to build anew church. Jefferson Park is up and around played in front of some business house draw you into atrap, remem ber a few cheap things don’t mean everything cheap, we have several been lying so long with his ear upon | the ground, anxiously listening for | the delayed sound of voices calling of last week and was buried at Mul- Jake Cowgill has moved to Butler. | Everybody busy getting ready to Mr Mat Belisle isteaching us a good of his father. The young people are 1 are decreasing inj Nails per pound 05 WILLIAMS BROS, Notice is hereby given to all creditors in. up in the smoke house under a 10]. : é aS s = : ra ips Z s Miss Melvia Gardner after going to | days’ sentence for misdemeanor, ves ps spur Bee panaw ne ye nie 7 b Hominy flakas 25 thousand different articles in our | him to lead the host of Missouri bed Sunday night, commence d to a bene Cea por ues eae district ae anc cacditebles care. | 1 box Kirks Rainwater maker 18| store, RNCo acio Gun customers (eo | Demparacysto victory in November Zend “ig Alsrenllong acne ses gestae guest of Mrs Phos Vaughn) ice in congress yet it is always ata 1 ib shot pepper _ 18 | notice the price on eyerything we|onal6tolor bust platform, thet put it in Ste: ; : Mr Ghas Irvin and wife will locate | Ti8k to make a change while satisfac-| 7 finest tea siftings be carry, another thing, we ask you to; he sees spooks. Itis doing me too John Jackson repaired the old | at Ovid March Ist, to make that their erate betne tenders a we ae eg salt meat per pound Be notice,and that is, the quality of our | much honor to suggest that I can in Merrit Zinn barn last week. ; aotore oe pie HT, A Oe Atala Srusineds mati ould : re oe tea an goods, you know, good goods cost lthe least influence the election of SG Adams, the tax oe peng is 2 me iS eee RCRAERe TEs think of changing an employee, who suey sun cured /apan 35 us more than the common or infer. | delegates to the Republican Nation- peein the eeeinere ae ae aan at | week j Baie * enjoyed his favor, for one untried or worth 60c for _ |ior goods. | al Convention, or that I can have Virginia, Friday ‘night March, Gth, | Hon John Stucky has gone to Kan- ane sperensed ie £ ele plan in|] > fancy Moyune Gunpow- =f We will give you some good reas- | any influence with them after they Saturday night and Sunday. sas to reside permanently. ; se Bee we Nas e Ae A eeeIRe rae er tea a eran 50) ons. Why you should bring all your shall have been clected. I have Wm Simpson’s house burned down A Bae SS Armond in this neck o’ the woods, |1 tb fine twist bas “a Ee _.| butter, eggs and chickens to us, if, written no letters usking an ‘inter- Seemeiay night, pars mplisen way oY roe Boor getting along very | and don’t you doubt it. 1 i sigs at ee = you want cash, we will pay you as | view’ with any one upon the subject; 5 MOS fe . suite - rae ROVER pail best jeuy 1 2}much as any man in Butler. We! have sent no annual 1 saved. Geo Johnson of Butler, and Miss Grover. 2 : 9 J i : passes to apy TL Pettys and wife of Butler pass- | Hattie Talley, of Ovid were married aaa 3 iba fancy Cal. evap peaches = lagree to pay you as much tor your one whom I think will be a delegate edthrough here last Sabbath. at the home of the bride’s_parents Married. Bi : as prunes Ae eggs and poultry as any one will of- | and my opinion as to who are likely ie hay for sale. ae as Sgiratsd 4 erate Teel HsseS| riage of Miss Sadie LaFollett to|* “ Dest powder «" anything you can cail for, of the in I hope I may have one friend nts Menger aa Me eo he ag eg at of oma Mr Walter Decker was pole ae a 100 lbs Royal Crown flour 2 20) very face quality. Everthing fresh | athe delegation, ‘ dievage whom I n Mauger an ss é ‘ , 4 S ide’s the s ‘f c i . 2 : _ Kelley were ianeicdl Feb. 15th. Many beautiful presents were receiv- Spee soe ee et of 1b! se 1 fine salt a 1 20) and new, at the lowest possible | can secure a ticket to the convention Rev Reid willeommenceaprotract- (ed ated his regular ap-| Butler, on last Wednesday at high 1 set Meakins best cups an 35 | Price. If you want a few groceries, | as seats will be ata premium, and ed meeting at Miami c enter Tuesday oi ey ! kort pee nis ceenlel 8P-| noon in the presence of nearrelatives|_ S2ucers 35 | hardware ete , some dry goods, bal- | the convention will be the most in- ht and continue over Sabbath. — | P' Pr eck 2 Th i Mee ands BHGAY and a few friends. Rev W T Morris.|1 set Meakins best plates 3 | area anveaalit werwilli divide it up to teresting National Convention ever § Harper closed his school last | Preaching lursday anc riday | Phe attendants were Miss Christine|1 10-in. meat dish 5 5 = Friday and will have exhibition and | night at this place. Pf LaFollett. and Mr Carl Decker. The | 7 1 flint tumblers 5 | Suit you, and by taking ap order on ‘held box supper in the near future. Vomene gener? on last Friday |)yide was attired ina beautiful white 1 seb ae 1 nee aa dry goods store, we give you the | ee een ee PM Fainuliner is on the sick list. | me Ge oe has returned home| benrietta and satin. ‘The bridesmaids |! set pretty sauce dishes trade price, which saves you consid- PASSING OF “BILL” NYE- Lewis Garner is on the sick list. Jooper has returned home| ore white silk. The groom wore the 1 large fruit bowl siderable. We know when the peo , as M sh Hill, is|aftera short visit with friends at = 3 | ithe Robinson of near Rich ill, is Bae Face porternmleaeanieh anne conventional black. ae as “ with stem ple thourghly understand our mode | serrounded by His Family, the Great Weiting Mrs Garuer. Pah tarps sth al ahi ‘i At i2 o'clock the bridal party| Finest tubular laterns worth Denys j a -— 7 Chas Cope was in K C last week. Mr Peter Garrison of Taborville, | .ayehed into the parlor, and stand- Tine 45 of handling produce for our custom Heumorist Calmly Breathes His cw _—_ went to Burlington, ee ak ak tee ing beneath a beautiful mistletoe a : or a Coe Raetors ers, they will all come to us. Last. Deputy ee ae vas in Vir- | make that Rhenetitnrenome a arch, Rev Morris pronounced them | Western eq 5 2 85. Promising you, the besttreatment, Asheville, N. C., Feb. 22—Edgar eDUvy on was in Vir-| rari . ~ man and wife. After congratulations} chines t tend t b -oW H A Ware : gre ; in our power to extend to you when | W. Nye died this aft b ginia Monday. A wedding to take place at ar-| ail repaired to the dining room, | Economy clothes wringers 1 85). 3 |W. Nye die is ernoon at hie Prof Whistler is visiting old friends | ren’s next Sunday;Mr Bob Smith and | ee 8 . op {in our store | home at Buck Shoals. He remained 5 * I the tabl were handsomel 30 Virgini Miss Effie Warren are the contract- Ne ote Se ees 2 Y | Loaded paper shells per box | : around Virginia. as ugliean sp aa Cycrong, | decorated and laden with all the del- E os « per 100 50 We are Yours Trul unconscious throughout all last es Daisy and Lillie Walker and | ing parties; so says bob. CLONE. |i cacies of the season. The presents mpty Pp ee 85 y> night, and during the day it wae lay Bard Saturday at home. | were numerous and handsome. The | No 8 cop bottom wash boilers = dually sinki ts © Kelley died ‘Thursday night | Johnstown Items. happy couple will remove tothe farm|No 8 solid copper“ “ 2 15) seen that he was gradually sinking, and his death was hourly expected. i qt covered bucket | a E gs Friday. M a | MOVE. well known and highly respeeted by | 9 at Spam « 10) All the members of his family end gia of the M a chur Me i Our merchants are kept pretty | all, who wish tham a happy | NOyeEe 13 re & “ 15] most of his intimate relatives, in- Monday night March oth. te chureh |),y5y, not so much talk about hard | through life. OO a t “ 20) = ae ; cluding his grandmother, were with 4 3 é “earn _, | times as was some time since; guess —— | pate vas - . . : : The party at Isaac Lockride’s last | tives are getting better. Elkhart Items. lg « oe & 25 | Notice of Final Settlement. him as he breathed his last. Hie day night was a success. | 5. 04} death was peaceful. He lay pale aud wan in the bed, beside whick ry school. Copper cents ie = & = f Pall ath rs ene en ack or one 7/8 : ; z - : mgs aired in a car of|and al! others interested in the est of G rsh . si aoe a number commenced plow- | “YF? Hora Crabtree closed her win-| Value at Elkhart seventy-five being We are just getting 1D hoes,|N- F- Major deceased I, Susan | sat his faithful wife, and loving chil- ig Monday. | = Enterprise | sold for seventy cents. barb wire, chicken netting, oes, Cresta , EGR i Quite a number of friends gathered | ter term of school at interprise Ic y madara es ; : Bars) a Major, inistrat dren. He breathed calmly, but ever patthe home of Geo ‘Thompson Tues- | March 18. Some 35 or 49 friends and|, The party at oe 1 me NaS takes, hedge knives, plow single and) i442) j aan aad slower niece meats VP tay night, Feb. isth, it being their | Patrons of the school came with well = en Sa tiene Ei | double trees, axes, saws,locks,hinges, | the ceased to beat, and he passed from teenth ‘Wedding anniversary, and | en ied set oe at nh ee zone will mae Ae A asia . = ReKSHUE | Files,clevices,table and pocket eutlery | cc life. Es dead on ke a sleeping child iS ag swe ] y > p> t ve 0 2 a soon. i ” = » u jin B.ce st Sniove ashi | tables were filled with the best the | Wi! \ : ees ae : e,hateh- | life death g palling nt en pots ry nee | country affords to eat, to which all) Gen Shelby neice oot sale. pene alts race and recenaa eI, beg His wife, mother and two daughters d » tloek s er ~ ’ : . : : eas City see his sc > Se . es, ss | ae P Was served. Ata late hour all went | did ample ‘eck for hal a _nice|£as City ae 4 Sd ai Deaiis ned ets, copper rivets,hog ee Se ee, are prostrated with griei aa which the eC OA Sees wren 8, ¢ I ome saying they had a good time. Changes last week: W ‘I’ Cowan to isfarm Known as the Lee Browning ee ee eee DUVALL & PERCIVAL dinner; after | was entertained by | pupils by ying out 3 | gramme of recitations, declamations, company a nice pro- Miss Dora and} avery rt ow hat was ¢ Jim Young scape, as part of his oy the car wheel go work for is to soon A one PS Ferguson, he will either sell or) ¢ corn. | ee White, the foot racer of | having rented Mrs {snaps, tugs clips, | saws, gate hiuges, | bangers, open ri Cox's farm. | thing, in the hardware line, | d we are prepared to, that is thinkivg| this spring, you will anting seed oats call on] farmers use, aD of building gure, with any one grindstones aad | ngs and links, trace | abolish the fee system to United States distric United S i t became kbown af & tise about giz Mr. Nye f en it was discov- farm, F : re, | The Fee Sy y ; 2 * . Nai . 2 2 2, | ie Fee System Must Go- = z : Stephen Cook from Geo Ruble’s to | dialogues, and music, alldid well: last | a a ots a : aS ,|chaime post mauls, — a z ’ or tan oF Ree me, £20 PO Kubie 8 tO | at » the tre fe Miss tella Robards and Maud | gpri g wire, gimp 7 cis 1 Fab. 9 -The “ : cg ee &farm bought of Heckadon. einen Neate ao ganas Sens Marshall spent Sunday with Miss {SPE RDC ] a a MEER Sos Eb : sibs ile capital sketches | ublished in @ ‘ : i { RUS ATG Fates te eee lige Dora iaa|Grace Compton: yj S| tacks, carpet tacks, shoe nails and/)..... committee on judiciary to-day Western paper, which was tetell; Fred Heckadon to the Beckett jitors by the teacher. Miss Dora is a) GTace | ompton. | ts | rope fastners; in fact we have every A spare Aeete E per, age : farm, very successful and eneagetic teach- M-: Tedford will move to Elkhart; TOP ; that the! agreed to report favorably a b unknown except for his wore. Dine. one of the in American vorn in Maine. that time he h foremost journalism tis contended w t is th is th man this city, has laid aside his weights | lose money if you don’t figure mith fain wid pee Sn. saa eo and quit the business. lus. Sn cenit Sor aig ics 4] BUTLER, MISSOCERI. ‘Al Wyatt killed a wild goose one! We haye 2 large stock of bulk PStitute salaries. Heathe }FARM LOANS. Money to loan on farms at reduced rates of interest. "Your Notes are Payable at our Office 4 and you find them here when Jue. We give you privilege to pay at any time. Money ready as 800n as papers are signed. 33-tf. v last week after shooting at them |} neste | vers tremble ‘ouchman wiil reside reet this summer. onarties have been planting ne past week, e Hackler has purchased a le, but has not learned to ride it yet, George seems to think it isa poor way of committing suicide. MOLLIE Gazoo. en iJ still in progress at Fair] them, to be t ureh, and Rev May is making | about half what we sold t ear. “ We have just gotten ina car o! the Washburn Crosby Gold Meda! High Patent Flour, that we have all heard of. for the last 25 years. mad ‘at Minneapolis, Minnesota sell thia flour, while this car lasts at | €1.10 and less in 500 ibs lots. what | n tis r shooung at Then! carden seed,they are not raised here, ee ee but in the north, and we guarantee he finest quality. at) hem at !ast We will)