The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
II. JK1ER JKwEI.ER

ON the south aide Of the square, enjoys
msgui6c-nt trade among the better clAs of
jsvelry lovers. He carries consssu;iy a.
elegant stock Of vaiches, clocks, ievelsy,
silver and plated ware. end during his eight
years' bu.iness experience IN Butler, hes
earned the spl-odid trade he oas enj,ys.
y. BAU6H9R, FINE BOOT MAKER.
Although he has been N the city bot one
year, has, during that short time, b. en-
pioying none but 6r.i-class hands aid turn.
ing out nothing but No. I work, already
secured tie choice Of the fine boot and shoe
custom on the part Of the business and pro
fessionsl men OF the city. He pays HE
money.
Nc cLISTOcK 4 SONS WOODEN MILLS
speaks veil Tor the enterprise of Butler. They
have been operating the mill since 1871,
and have opened . s,0ieroom on the south
side Of the square from which, in addi-
tion 10 the WOODEN goods, thev sell dry
goods and notiona. The mills turn out
cassiwrre., jeans, Asuae!s, sAiiueiies,
bisnksis and > arms. which goods are hsn-
died exciusiveiy by AcClini0ck d Son, and
sold b. them through Bate. AND adjoining
couuties. The members Of the 6rm are
popalsr, aggressive fsrmers, Ohioaos, vho
enjoy the confidence Of On immense nun.
brr of friend., ~ veil ~ the liberal profits
resulting from . buainess carefully man.
sged and tenacionsiy followed.
d. N. VALE GROCER,
located on the east side OF the square. Who
but six months ago bsgan business there.
beiny originally an Illinoissn, has already
secured IN extensive trade. lie keeps for
ssie . general assortment Of groceries,
fruits and vegetsbies, and Gill in 3 short
time oIen hour and teed store, in which
his courteous msnn~rs aud business enter.
prise will guarantee MIN success.
DID,. WOOD, ~. D.,
Of the alop.thy school, Who prsciice,i
medicine for fourteen years in Arr7s
Rock. Saline county, and whO has bc~n in
Butler hut two and one half years. has al
ready gained . lucrative practice. His
Office j. directly east Of the court house, On
the square, from which place the IRE lssi
fall disofh ed him, Consuming his library
nnd surgical indictments. fToci which lss
he has already recovered aud nos cccu-
pies . nsa, ruiie of rosms NJ his old stand
he j. the only unmarried physician in the
city. and IL y social, popular gentleman.
lie il al-o c''ronsr, and informed the BAZOO
missionary in . j'cuiar way that hn-in-ss
was gO''d with hmm, both a. physician and
~ siiier-doWn on stiff
r. COLEMAN SMITH, ATTORNEY,
who also dues . general collection business
in Bates an.i adj,inIng countie., pays tax
e.. has several THOUSAND acres Of valuable
improved iSad in various parts of Bate.
county III sale. Is an energetic. reliable
bushes. man, whose place ii business ON
the north aide ri the square il frequently
thronsei by land buyers.
THE FIRM Of FINS CO,
on the north side Of the sqasre, IL fsvora-
lily located ani Carries Constantly . large
stock OF gents furnishing yood,. stsple and
fancy grocrrie., dry gs,js. qus<nsvzrr. fine
tobacco aud cigars. bsots amd shoes. They
pay the h CHEST msrkc, price Tor produce
or take il in exchange for goods. Their
prizes are satisfactory TO the most cau,ious
purchasers. ami u large custom wear. the
varnish from the edge OF their counters and
keeps their money drswer wrll filed i
vs.. =. TUCKER. RESIDENT DENTIST,
whO Offices on the north aide Of the squsre,
the last ten Of which he has yxnked n,olsrs
and supplied nsiure'- breaks in the tooth
line in Butler. H:s "tfice on the north aide
"f the -qusTe, tao doors w-rt Al the Ex-
Oh snge hank. il Supplied with all the most
modern appliance, Ut dentistry, su,"ng
which is th. electric maiiet, very fec Of
which are found outside the larger cities.
}. II. sRixzELL, u. D.,
is the oldest regular physician in the conn-
", and hss been longer In the practice
than any other knight of pills and
DROPS in 'he city. For fifteen years nc has
psscticsd in Butler. and for qusrter If
century he has followed his profession. He
enjoys an imm<n-e solid practice in all
paris Of the county. His cosy office il To-
Gated above Wheele,'- hardware store, on
the northwest corner of the square.
CULVER. YOUNG 4 CO., FURNITURE MEN,
are typical western men, and in their rapid |
business erosth represent fairly how busi- |
nee enterprise pays in Butler. THREE |
years ego ihev began bushes, With . 81 900 |
STOCK. in frame building; to-day they own |
. magnificent brick establi,hment on the |
esst side Of the -quare, in which they carry |
. - ,00J stock, With . store rom on the |
6rst dpor and shop on the second nor.
They have on sale IN elexsn: line Of up
holsiered goods, embracing chamber cults,
running in prices from $50 10 $I7j each.
They are better equipped for undertaking
than any 6rm in southwest Missouri. They
are using the ESspIisn embaimine process
With great success. Their business motto
h ~ been, "ofier the best eossis and the mar
k~t viii come up To it," They have been
amply repaid for their business nerve. A
br snch Of their house il located ~ Adrian,
.nd they do quite a j,bbing business
throughout adjoining counties. The firm
deserves success.
q. u. EIsLEY, DENTIST,
Who has been following dentistry for four
,f6ce is up the 6rst stairway wes, Of the
Exchange bank in neat suit Of rooms, and
who engro~es = liberal patronage. During
len i-try work in adjoining towns.
"LET's TAKE SOMETHING"
'ayeth the thiniy vayf.rrr 10 his fellow.
and they march At once to p. =.
OickersUn's saloon. on the east side Of the
quare, where pure Kentucky vhiskiss,
Anheuser beer, q choice line of wines, 6ne
.igars and . neat, orderly billiard room :
my be found. Joe ID. Dickerson IL the
oily cocktail mixer and egg nog dispenser.
rho presides n bartender. and N ikea the ,
hronSs I'll gents Who frequent the house
'~rirc'ly At home snd happy. |,
luxe . rCcKsS. REAL EsrATs AND LOAN i;
AGESrs,
tho Office IN the court house, do thrifty Z
'usine-s. the firm u cowposed Of T.. L. ,
Duke. ex-couniy treasurer. anil ice. N. Is
tucker. Notary public. Thcv have money !
0 io.n in sums Of 500 30 $ 600 ON real q
stale security, on ir"0 Que 10 I've y~srs'
lm~. They have complete abstracts 0f e
tile Ia all real eaa.e aud ioun lois in Q
's,e- c"unIy. Thry will pay take. for c
o"-r~-i,l~nis and do q general collecting .
nd c.'nv~y sncine business For reies-nce. q
hey cite Bales C.'"nIs National bauk, T. d
!. Henry, county clerk, sod Jas. ". Pace, n
scorder of deeds. They have . large il
m es>e n -. e.. = Al 4