The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

livesin2 the key to the osaer. They built
the nobby rsssdencss Of J. L. Pace, w. T..
wslton and w. ~. Wilson. List year
they Constructed sine tvo-ssory business
houses On the court house square. OF bust
ues hOusss they make . speciality. They
are nov working On the McEarlsnd block,
end sill build The Pace 4 Clark block on
north Main street. They furnish plans,
specifications sad estimates on spplication
They informed your correspondent tnst one
hundred buildings had been pu, up ia
Butler sincs last January Erst.
FB FAYIs MILLS
IL one Of the leading establishments Of the
city. With their capacity Of I'D barrels
per day and equipped BY all the modern
appliances for milling, 70 10 not strange
that Butler feels proud u that branch Of in-
cus'ry. the grain 10 make that a,ur il
ali produced in the county and the hour is
sn.d, bskeL, eaten and converted into
though, and muscle right in Bstss
county. In the mill il used
teCV1VtuS u sCutuS Uy WntCH Tue wheat -
busted, . xis-z,g which separates the poor
from good Wbest, shutter which cleans
the fuzz and dust I'd the bloss.m end of the
grain Of wheat, a heater which ss,ftsns the
grains end tough hens il 80 tina, the hrsn will
not be ground too ine. A mi.Idl'n.s puri-
TER IL also Gses., ny which what il known
~ the rev proce.s of d ,ur is msie, IL ex-
cellent- J. T. shannon, an experienced
miller, has been With ur. Fay IN the mill
for the last ten yesra.
THE OCCIDENTAL SALOON
on the northeast coIn-r of the sansre il
presided over By that prince Of good fa.-
lows. George Todd. Behind his bar - a
choice line u liqror.. vine, bs~r and
cigar. He k-ep.a nnmrrou-ly frrqusntssi
snd qriet billiard hall, vhsr. easy chsir-,
all the daily psp~rs AMI welcome smile
and ever Awaiting the guests.
THE PALACE HOTEL,
presided over by Me-~ns. Shsx X Hsnnah,
IA undoubtedly one Of the most popular
public houses in the state The prup<ietors
are al ,ble, accommodating grn,l~n,en,
and BY close attention to "a. WSats III their
guests. have bnilt up for themselves Q
large and Constantly Increasing pa,r.n-
aye. Everything about them IL Always
in the bet Of order. anil when il COMES
Tn furnishing 6tst-:is-s meals, the stand
al the head 81 The list. 'r,s . pleasure
tn make the Pai>c- your he "iqu ,rter-
when visiting Butler, and the writer
Wishes there were more houses con,!ueissl
in a manner sin iisr to this onr.
Nfn
GOODS
establishment On the west ellie Of the
-qu.re. IL I-opuis ~ place os resort for the
i.di~s. A complete line IT ladies furnish
ing .o',ls IL KEEP, fsr sale, ~ we'll ~ l,ce
go.al- of every disruption Of ressiv made
go.'sis and lssiies' un,i~rware, u sp~ci.l;y il
m .de While Mr.. J.ffriss has be~a in
business there bu, short time, her fifteen
years experience In the millinery line rem
ders her able To secure n large trade
among the less.er. Of fashion in the city.
The bu.ins--s location IL favorable, and j.
constantly thronged with lady customers.
She keeps u full line of pillow sh,uss and
a,~iery 81 every description. Within the
lest ten dsys she has trimmed nine we'd
Ding hats, ranging from 81 10 tn SIS e.ck.
She receives z sn!s dsily from Wholesale
stores in S~d.lia. Kansas City AMI ST.
Louis.
BG. WHEELER AND cos HARDWARE
and implement estxhIimen, ON the north.
w--t corner oi the square j. the ol.i-si firm
in the c,sy BY eigh, yes's. NJ. Wheeler
hss bxen in business for twelve year. in
Batter. sn': q Tremendous trade nov re
V .r'is hi. energy, iu;.gri,y and industry |
during that ;.er,od. A complete stock OF
c,:r,.-es, plpws. thrrshing machines me-
chanics' stock, farm tools and hardware |
OF every description. lie sl-o enjoys . I
large grocery trade.
s.P. HAHN & co.'s HARDWARE
establishment, north side of the
square. though but for a short time
i'm bu-iDe>s i'm Butler, has secured u
large trade i'm stoves, hardware, tim
ware, implements, cutlery and to-
baccO. The business occupies two
each 30x1OO feet, the one
used rs q shop being situate! on Mis-
sOnri avenue directly north of the
store room. Since January LIST. 1881,
The date Of the establishment of the
house. their sales ran upwards OF
S~ps'VV- vi OOtu W OOu 1IU NCSOU
mack binders and Nichols and
Shepard thrasners the firm makes y
speciality. They also handle steam
engines. They sold in two days of
lass week twenty cultivatorS, and
lOO, COO lbs. OF barbcd wire since JAN
nary first. They are energe,i, busi-
ness men, amt have compelled Soc
res to come and sit down in their
APPS.
AfEw "DON'T FORGEr.ME'S."
Fruit and shade trees are numer-
Dus throughout Butler.
The sidewalks are Of native stone.
The court house here cost $4,000
Bates county Is well watered by
streams aud springs.
Apples, peaches, pears, plumbs
md grapes grow in abundance in
his city and county.
The city Of Butler and county OF
Bates are both out of debt.
Butler is a fresh, rising city,
illed with a driving. sOciable and
noney-maAing people. Sectional
differences engendered by the war !
rave been swept away. AMI any ,
nan, republican. democrat, green .,
packer, independent or socialist, If
'e has either muscle, skill or cash,
nn make money aud be cOntented
maj hsPpy in Butler, the home Of
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