The Butler weekly times., March 30, 1893, Image 1

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The Largest 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
CANDIES, NUTS. FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SALT MEATS AND FISH.
The highest market prices paid for butter, eggs and general farm produce. We sell baled hay, bran,
iar
The Morgan Spading Harrow,
The best tool ever need 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 Brown Tongue and
Tongueless Cultivators, Morgana New Iiiding Spading Cultivator.
Casadys Sulky Plows. Rock Island Plows, the bett plow on earth.
Bain, Harrison and Fish Bros. Wagons.
SaTln our new Carriage Repository we carry a fine line of
Top Buggies and Climax Spring Wagons.
Sou.tb.east
Virginia Items-
Mr. Ben Watkins has good hay
for salt J T Youug of Elkhart
township, was over and set up his
subscription in good shape . . . . F M
Watkins of Liun county, Kan., has
moved into our midst. . . .Mr Josiah
Young of Oklahoma, has come home
and is down with inflammatory
rheumatism . . .Mr Noah Bright lost
between Virginia and the Foster
bridge, two new halters John
Wesley has seed oats for "sail," and
will go as soou an the wind raises. .
J W Park enrolls his name on the
booming Times lint here WT
Cowan is building a wire feuce. . . .
.The literary at the Neetlerode school
house closed Saturday night. The
house was crowded ad great inter
est manifested .... We are glad to
hear Cal Woody is better, but not
out of danger yet .... Warren Ayers
has found his wind nest and is sav
ing the eggs for Easter.-Mr Frank
Nash lost his $3 hat on the way
home from Butler Jas Keeton
has oats to sell for seed . . . .Mrs An
me Hensley has taken worse in the
last few days. . . .Mr James Oldham
has returned from Kan, where he
has been engaged in book agency
the past winter. . Misses Ella Durst
and Sarah Oldham went to Concord
to church Sunday, and wheu they
returned they were uui alone, and
did not know the first word of the
HlSSOIl
Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and
. does a General Banking Easiness.
DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS.
U1RF.ITORS.
Frank. Tons,
Oscar Keeder,
R. . Weftt.
II. II. Fisolt,
(looker Powell,
CkR.ltadrord,
a3X U Boulwart.
v Deerwester,
Wyatt.
WH E. TTALTO.V lreUem
J R JEX&IXa, Caiaier. '
BUTLER,
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DEACON BROS &
Oomor of
text Mrs John Summers and
family were down Sunday visiting
Mr Ben Comiford Red John
Foster knows the height of G. W.
Scybert W K Elliott is pi irne-
coating his new house . . . Geo Ma
loney is building a new house on the
Miami, four miles northeast of town
Nels.
A cyclone passed through parts
of Tennessee Friday and did consid
erable damage. Half of the big
state penitentiary covering eight
acres of ground. was torn to pieces,
entailing an enormous Iohs. The
convicts, 500 in number, had just
moved out of the mess hall when the
building collapsed and had they re
mained a few minutes longer would
have been killed. In thn city of
Nashville much damage was dou
and mauy persons were killed and
injured. At Derderm, a suburban
town, the entire place was swept
away by the storm and fire. The
town of Eelly was also swept away
and farm houses in the wake of the
storm were blown away and many
persons are reported killed.
, Hillsboro, Mo., March 23.-George
Holt, colored, who murdered Wil
liams, a white man at Crystal City in
October last, was found guilty by a
jruy last night and sentenced to nine
ty nine years in the penitentiary.
His plea of self defense did not win.
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OF BUTLER, MO.
, - . - $110,000.
U. H.tDntcbcr,
Gel amitk,
ff naf E. walton,
J. RQ Jenkins,
MISSOURI. THURSDAY MARCH
-fclxo Square,
Flour at Wholesale!
We watn to say to the citizens of
Bates county that w b-ive been
with you for over 12 years, and are
permanently 1 cated here, and for
last three years, have done you all
the good we possibly could, and we
propose to stay with you as long as !
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you iavor us witu your custom, as
you have in the past. You know we
have sold you your goods at almost
wholesale prices, and we propose to
continue to do so, and as a party has
come to Butler offering Hour at
wholesale prices, we have conclud
ed to give our customers the benefit
of wholesale prices ourselves, as we
will not be undersold by anyone, and
in doing so, we offer you the best
flour ever brought to Butler, as all
our customers who have used our
flour will attest. Flour made from
what grown in Saiiue eounty, on
the river bottoms make much richer
and finer flavored flour.
Edible Flour per sack $ .80
Jumbo w " .90
19 ft finest granulated sugar 1.00
21 lb brown sugar 1.00
1 ft Java blend coffee 25
1 pkjr any brand " 25
20 To Carolina rice 1 00
5 ft pearl hominy made from
hominy corn 25
6 Tb white Scotsh Oat flakes 25
6 fh hominy flakes 25
3 cans champion lye 25
1 gallon fine sorghum 45
1 pure sugar syrup 50
1 ft pare shot pepper 30
1 ibMoyune Imperial tea 35
1 ft Sun cured Japan tea 35
1 ft Moyune Gunpowder tea
worth 80c for 50
1 lb Star tobacco 45
1 m Crane tobacco 30
1 ft Corn cob smoking tobacco 20
i barrel test salt for 1.20
1 pail while sugar drips 80
2 fl puie maple sugar 25
Pure Navy beans for seed 05
1 No. 8 copper bottom boiler 1.10
1 No. 8 solid eopper boiler 2.60
5 gal solid cedar churns 1.45
The best broom worth 30c for 25
Pare country honey 2 Tb for 25
1 Pail pure fruit jily, any flavor 90
1 gal plum butter for - 75
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warranted, Guns, Revolvers and Animation, Fishing Tackle, Rope and Cordage, Iron
and Steele, Wagon Wood Work, Wagon Sheets and Tents, Barb Wire, Churn,
Washing Machines, &c.
c n i n e r
1 " peach 75
1 ' quince " 75
1 apple ' GO
1 " fruit jelly, any flavor 50
Best dry salt bacon 12
2 fl good lard 25
20 boxes best matches 25
2 pkgs Dwights' or Churches'
-vH 15
1 (t bottle bluing worth 25, for
2 qt tin cups for
G tin buckets for
Stew pans with handle for
Largest size tin buckets
100 foot wire clothes line worth
50 for
Buggy whips worth 40 for
" 1.00."
44 .4 .4 200 "
1 busbrl feed baskets worth 50,
Coffee bins for flour worth 1.50,
3 ttt large fine raisins fcr
3 lb new fresh dates "
No 1 wood tubs worth 75 for
44 2 " 4i 90 4.
44 3 44 .4 44 I QQ 44
Galvanized iron tubs worth 1,25,
44 44 44 44 lo0
5 gallon oil cans worth 150,
175 test coal oil
1 set table knives and fcrks
worth $1.00 for .
1 set table knives and forks
15
10
2(
15
35
35
25
45
'60
00
30
75
25
25
55
65
80
05
25
15
15
75
worth 1.25 for
1 set table knives and forks
worth $1 75 fr
1 set table knives and forks
worth 2.75 for
1 large bread knife for
1 9et tea spoons "
1 " table "
1.00
1.25
200
10
10
15
1 " solid Mexicau silver spoons 1.00
1 doz. fine lemons 25
The best iron bound well bue'eet 35
Nice willow school baskets 30
1 lb butter prints 25
Shoe brushes worth 40 for 25
4 ft Gold Dust washing powder
3 lb Cal. evaporated Grapes
1 Tb fancy mixed candy
25
25
10
We have Landretba garden seeds
in bulk which was pronounced last
year by our customers to be the be t
they ever planned. We have 1,000
boxes of lye in our store Parties
wanting to make soap will d well
to come to us for their lye.
Remember we have a car load ct pure
Northern seed potatoes, as we told jou
betore. We shipped them direct from
Wisconsin ourselves Early Ohio, Early
Rose, Beauty of Hebron and BurbanKs.
Don't buy until you have . seen us and
examined our potatoes. F6m the prices
30, 1893.
U MS GARDEN
I.. Ij. IA.YS, NUrthern Grown Seeds, are
the purest and best. We handle them in BULK and will sell ft
nickle or a dollars worth as Cheap as any Seed house. Buy your
seeds at home.
Pumps, Steel Lever Harrows, Stump Plows, etc.
We will have more to say to you about "Deeiing Binders and
ij Mowers and WhiteleyjUl Steel Mowers, Binding Twine, Machine Oils, etc
CO.
we have given you on Jumbo
and Eiiihle flour; we expect to sell a can
load everv week. Parties that haye not
used our llour yet.we urge you to come
and try it; we are offering you the Edi
ble, which is a straight patent flour, for
Soe a sack, while others are asking Soc
lor their third (jrade.
We ask the people to consider well
when they came to Butler, whorrr 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 thev are Remcm
be , also, that we have promised to hold
them there, provided the people ot Bates
county woull give us enough of their
patronage to enable us to do so. We
have to sell lots of goods at the prices
we are telling- at to make us a liviner.
We are having a satisfactory trade now,
and we ask the people to stay with us ii
you wish to save monev
Yours Trul y,
J. E. WILLIAMS & CO
JonltKtown and Smmici tipm.
We hear some talk of II P Calla
han trading his stoix in tbix city
for a farm in Vernon county .... 15
or 20 couples of young people in it,
at Mr Dean's Sunday evening and
enjoyed themselves in a social way
Mr Dayis of Johnstown has
moved on a farm 2 miles north of
Bdlard While out iu the western
part of Spruce last week we called
on our old friend Sam Kersey. Mr
Kersey is o-ie f our stock meu end
has now on hand CO head of fine cat
tle and a lot of hogs which he will
OF BATES
Cash Capital.
D- X. THOMPSON
3. K. HOSIER
E. A EES SETT
E. D. KTPP
Dr. 3. EVEEINGHAM
T. W. SILVERS
Receives Deposits subject to check, Lone Money, issues Drafts and
transacts general Banking business. Tour patronage refcpectfoDy
Solicit!.
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salt, feod, etc.
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SEEDS.
BUTLER, 3VEO.
ship soon.... R N Cheneworth is
putting up a new fence. . . . Mr Hen
d ix in laving an addition built to
his dwelling Mr Parry is build
inga new barn Miss Sue Cole
man has returned from Baird col
lege; we welcome Miss Sue back as
she is quite a charming young lady
Herman Maxy, Geo Wells and
Jess Coleman with their beat 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 to day. .. .Smith Hale is
farming for Uncle Jimmie Wcod
this hpiiug CbasMcAninch gou-
out to Strode's after corn to day. . . .
Rev Wm Kenney and wife have gor
to Bufler 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
aud 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
Appletou City passed through this
section en his way to W L Oggs.
Gov Ssobt. -
The bank of Commerce at Nash
ville, Tenn , made an assignment
Monday.
CI
COUNTY,
$50,000.00
Pratteat
Viee-Praidcat
3d Yiee-Prerideat
Caki1
Secretary
Attoraey