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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23

temporary absence from among them has
been regretted. He found himself too much
bound up with his attachments and associa-
tions, past and present, in St. Paul to give
them up and GO back to the south. st. Paul
is the Mecca of his heart, and is the gamer
for IL
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Returned 70 81. Paul.

Rufus j. Reid, Esq, has regularly re-
sumed the practice o. bis profession. His
Office is nov in the Pfeifer block, corner of
WabashsE and Eighth streets He was al
wzvs faithful to his clients and able to do
full justice 10 their causes, whilst no member
Of tie bar stands higher in the respect Of his
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
Rail Notes.

The Nrothern Pacific morning train was
five hours late Yesterday.
Mr.. Whitman, general superintendent of
the Omaha, has gone to Eau Claire
The Northern Pacific brought in and left
at the transfer forty-eight cars Of cattle
sir. j. J. Hill, the president OF the St. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
White Beavers Cough Cream.
A soothing compound Of lung healing plant
Juices and wild honey, price soc. Druggists.
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

At yesterdays session the Justices were
present and the following business was
transacted:
Hamlin Beatty, respondent, VS.. The Board
of County Commissioners of Sblcy County,
appellant; submitted by appellant.
Barney c. Tierney, respondent, VS.. The
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway company
and the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
ern Railway company, appellants; argued
and submitted.
Adjourned to 80 a. m to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Tonight at the Corner of University
and Western Avenues.

The Fourth ward Cleveland, Hendricks
and Merriman club meets this evening at
the corner of University and Merriman Ave
nues. The Democrats from the Fourth ward
and from adjoining wards are urged TO turn
out and make this the largest meeting Of the
campaign. The meeting viii be addressed
by Gen. Johnson, J. n. Rogers and Arthur
G. Otis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
COMPLAINTS FILED.

The National German American bank VS..
/. H. Kerrick ct al; action to recover on
promissory note and endorse ment of another
notein the sum of 81, 1856 with interest.
John Mathers vs.. Il. d. Diamond; action
to recover $33S.39 on promissory note With
interest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
W1tUicip0t Court.
Before judge Eurr.I

B. Wolfe and s. Kahles, assault; fines Of
$40 paid.
John Barney, same; fine Of So paid.
II. Tennison, disorderly; fine Of $40 paid.
John Frett, larceny; thirty days.
Jos. DOulan, drunkenness; five days.
A. II. Mclean, same; fine OF s. paid.
d. Murray, vagrancy; ten DAYS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-23
THE COMING CHAMPION.
Barney Smith Will Meet Cardiff, the
Chicago Boxer.

Negotiations have been pending for some
days past, having in view the exhibition in
this city of the noted athelete and pugilist,
Patsey Cardiff, of Chicago, it being the in
tention to arrange public entertainment at
an early date.
In response to correspondence the follow
ing communication was received by well
known sportsman of St. Paul, yesterday,
from Charles Z. Davies, the hacker of Car
diff:
CHICAGO, Oct. 81, 1SS4.-I should like to
visit your city at an early date, say October
30 or 81, with Patsy Cardiff, who / consider
the coming champion, for the purpose of
giving an athletic entertain ment, on which
occasion Mr.. Cardiff will give $50 to any pu-
gulist he does not succeed in stopping OF
knocking out in four rounds, Marquis of
Queensbury rules, with boxing gloves.
Should my offer be accepted l shall arrange
to have Cardiff in St. Paul on the above
mentioned dates.
trust shall see you soon as feel CRATE
full for the many kind favors you have done
me, also for the many courtesies that have
received from st. Paul people while in their
city. Hoping to hear from you at an early
date, / am yours truly,
CHAs. Z. DAWES.
With regard to the challenge of Cardiff, Of
fering to give $50 to any pugilist he does not
succeed in knocking out in four rounds, it
is understood that Mr.. Barney Smith, of st.
Paul, will accept the conditions and stand
up with Cardiff upon the occasion of his APP
pearance in this CITY
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DEBORAH, Rochester and Red River Rail
tcay Company.

tOuD OObtpuHU'
Articles of incorporation were fled with
the secretary of state yesterday of the Deco
rah, Rochester and Red River Railway COM
pany with principal place OF business at De-
corah, Iowa. The road is to be run from
DEBORAH, Winnesheik county, Iowa, in a
northwesterly and northeasterly direction to
points in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Illinois to connect with other railways as the
directors may elect. The capital stock is
placed at So, 900, 900 divided into shares of
800 each and the corporation is to COM
mence Oct. 10, 1884, for continuance of
fifty years with the right of perpetual sue
cession. The first board of officers are Will,
liam II. Valleau, president; Hiram 7. Hor-
ton, vice president; Reuben H. Wales, treas
urer; Geo. w. Adams, secretary. The Min
nesota incorporates are Hiram T. Horton,
John w. Booth, Andrew Nelson and Elliott
r. Knowlton, of Minnesota, and Reuben H.
Wales, of Dakota Territory.
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The TroItbadoars.

The sale Of seats for the engagement of
''Salsbury's Troubadours," in their enjoy
able performance, opens at the box Office Of
the Grand tomorrow morning. The COM
pany appear here on Monday night next.
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A Receirer Refused the Bdnkers Dc Ner-
cUnIlfS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Judge Fisher gave
decision to-day in the application for re-
eei7er for the Bankers 81 Merchants Tele-
graph company. Judge Fisher holds that he
does not deem it proper to appoint Newcomb
& Smith, of New York, as receivers, as they
are non-residents and out Of the Jurisdiction
of the court, and the exigency Of tine case
does not require it.
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Generosity of the baltimore d ohio

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Robert Garrett, on
the part of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, has
offered TO transport the collective exhibits
of MARYLAND and West Virginia to the worlds
industrial exposition at New Orleans free Of
expense.
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Incorporation.

Amended articles Of Incorporation were
fled with the secretary of state yesterday Of
the Single Mems Endowment association Of
Minneapolis, By James W. Griffin, president,
aud AlOnzo R. ShattucE, secretary. altering
the terms OF membership and making the
entrance fee for fourteen years Of age and
under IS. and rising on 50 scale up to $50
for twenty-seven years of age
Co 70 The SHADES Is. EasT seventh street
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The DeIa,care & LaeAa,canna Ueets the
Cur.

NEW YORK, Oct, 22.-Tbe Ene's reduc-
ton Of passenger rates to the prices Of the
West Shore road went into effect to-day.
The Delaware 81 Lackawanna agents also
have been instructed to meet the reduction
of the West Shore and Erie. The increase
of the passenger traffic, although noticeable,
is not so large as generally expected.
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JUDGMENT FILED.
Probafe Court.

Archibald W. Eachcrn VS.. D. T. Brunk ct
al; plaintiff given judgment in S79.15.
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RAIL RUMBLINGS.
The DEBORAH, Rochester & Red
River r. r. Co.'s Articles of
Incorporation Filed.
The Delaware & Lackawanna Agents
Instructed to Meet the Cut OF the
West Shore and Erie.
The Baltimore 6 Ohio Shows Its Generosity
Even Though 1t is in Trouble--Miscel-
laneOus Rail Notes.
Freight Tariff Bet,rcen Noraoood and Pipe


Freight Tariff Bet,reem NoraOood and Pipe
stone.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul road
has fixed new rates between Norwood and
Pipestone, Mimi, and points named below,
subject to joint western classification. Car.
load classes on corn, oats, barley, rye or
millstutfs, between st. Paul, Minneapolis or
Minnesota Transfer and Norwood per 100
pounds Sc; salt, cement and stucco per 100
pounds Zoe; horses or mules per car $24;
hogs or cattle per car $12; sheep SIS per car.
Merchandise in cents per 100 pounds, first
class SOC, second &c; third 24c; fourth zoe.
Special car load classes in cents per 100
pounds fifth class 15c; class A lac /; class b
12c; G Zoe; D &c.
Between st. Paul, Minneapolis or Mime
sofa Transfer and Pipestone, wheat, fax
seed and flour per 100 pounds 25c; corn,
oats, barley, rye or milistuffs zoe; salt,
cement and stucco 1899; horses or mules
per car S45; hogs or catcle Sal; sheep S33.
Merchandise per leo pounds S5c; second
zoe; third 6Oc; fourth 45c. Special car load
classes, 9Th class 34c; class A 32c; class
B, 26c; class c, Gle; class D, Ice.
Lumber, lath, shingles, cedar and fence
posts. tan bark, telegraph and telephone
poles, in car loads, in cents per 100 pounds,
to Pipestone from Dubuque and Gutenberg,
19c; from McGregor, North MeGregor,
Prairie Du CHEN, Lansing, Iowa, lie; from
La Crosse or Onalaska, lie; from Winona,
lie; from Minneapolis, st. Paul, Minnesota
transfer, Red Wing and Hastings, lie; from
Saltwater or Lakeland, 1Sc. The above rates
are subject to the rules and conditions gov
erning tariffs, Nos. 776 and sos, dated
August II, and October 1, 1884.
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District Court.

CRIMINAL TRIALS.
Before Judge Brill.
State of Minnesota VS.. Lloyd Porter; on
trial.
Adjourned to Q 80 a. m . to-day.
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The Burlington Cuts Missouri RiUeT Pas.
senOer RateS from peOria.

The Burlington Cuts Missouri RiUeT Pas
sen0er Rates from. Peoria.
General Passenger Agent Percival Lowell,
of the Burlington, has issued the following
notice to the various Western roads inter
ested in the Missouri river passenger traffic:
ITO preserve our position with eastern con-
nections, as taken in joint telegram of Sep
TENDER 10, 1884, and to do justice to such of
our connections as have no route through
Chicago or prefer sending their Missouri river
business through Peoria, we have deter
mined, commencing October 81, to make
the rates the same out of Peoria as out Of
Chicago by selling tickets to the Missouri
river in our own office at rates prevailing in
Chicago" This action on the part of the
Burlington, which reduces the rate from Pc
oria to 81 to Missouri river points, has caused
much bad blood among the Burlington's com
petitors, and it is quite certain that it will
lead to a similar reduction from all interior
connecting points with eastern lines by the
other Missouri river lines. No steps have
yet been taken to bring an end to the pres
ent conflict, and the indications are that it
will be of long duration.
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whole 81 yoa;'' he said nothing more till we
-; RiI1 down; oid man Neary grabbed him
alter lie .irst shat; while they were scuffiinc
the second Shot WAS fired: whether he vas
shining It John Neary or not could not say:
when ne gos Porter down he said, Don't
H.. s-.e -! Lsoye, I sIa lnrc cnouga;- John
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Co 70 The Shades Is, EasE seventh street.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
Business Bulletin.

Relow will be found business
directory of the City of Butler. rep
,ssen,ino the various firms, location
and kind of merchandise handled
# will necessarily prove valuable
.vb,bit OF the business interest OF the
Electric City, and should nc preserved
for reference by every reader. The
TINES commends the business men
here represented as em'nently worthy
10 every particular the confidence
and patronage of the public. The
directory embraces nearly the entire
business of the city; only about half
dozen firms being omitted, and they
did not desire their names IN the list.
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-
GROCERIES,.

PARIS y II ILSON keep everything
in the grocery line. All country produce
solicited. Prices that DEFY competition.
east side square Butler, Mo.
FSACNETT. the tour-horse grocery
man. on North Main street sells more
good, tor the money than anybody. Try
him.
WV PORCH, grocer, provision, .lass,
and chinaware merchant, also iced
stors. in connection. Good brands of
flour constantly on hand. Produce want
ed. ..As. side square. Butter, NO
DENNEY & WELTON is the live gro
Gerry firm on the east side, keep every
thing in the groce'y line and take coun-
try produce in exchange tor goods, and
deal fairly with the public, east SIDE
square, Butler, Mo.
HAS. SPRAGJE does an extensive
business in the grocery, hardware,
queenew are and tinware line, north side
square, Butter, ho-
JAS BROUGII, proprietor of the Model
Grocery, west side square. Goods hrst-
class, terms cash, OF produce; hrst OF
month 20 prompt customers, Butter MO
IUEU, kALENV deals exclusively in
groceries QNeenN"'tlt ct'' il(il '4'ot'N
* cuick sales and small profits, south
side square, Butler, Mo.
WHIG Il, GLORIJS & WILLIAMS
handle pure groceries and everything in
that line OF business. huggics, wagons
barbwire, implements. etc. north side
square.
is NicGIEE & 90 dealer in pure gro
crries. glass and queenSware, CHINA ana
provisions, produce wanted, west room
Opera Block
POWELL & son keep supply OF
fresh groceries, provisions, and every
thing :, the line of glass, chinaware,
-four etc. Produce solicited, North Nam
street.
RIFLE, south side square. gro
| cery anc provision merchant. All xmas
| OF produce taken in exchange tor goods
at living prices, Butler, Mo-
| BENNETT, WHEELER & co, deal
ers in groceries hardware, held SEEDS,
| iron, steel, plows, corn planters, Mltcheii
/ wagons, top buggies a"d Halsh's DARE
wire, east side square, Butler, Mo.
! LYON WILLIAMS have a mammoth
/ supply OF groceries, hardware, queens
ware, provisions etc. Produce taken ~
rood prices in goods. All goods sole
| cheap. North Min street, Butler. Mo.
FAY, Fine class of groceries, can
! ned goods, tobacco, meats, naiis etc
| Fav'S flour a specially, extensive 1eeo
store in connection. Produce taken II
trade, North Main street.
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H..
HOTELS.

IACLEDe. HOTEL is popular and az
fort!s first-class accom- IN odations IN every
respect Location on Dakotah street.
west of opera block, Mrs, Vi Patten, pro-
piie;ress.
proprietor. tlrst-cia>s accommodations,
North Nam street, Butler, Mo.
PALACE HOTEL. J " Hannah, pro-
,,rietor. first class in every respect, north
cas-. corner square, Butler. Mo.
THIS GRUMPY isOI >E will be found
tir.:-Sla-> :; any and all times. Opposite
Opera Block, Batler No. + ~ CruInly,
proprietor.
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SALOONS.


GEO. TODD deals in fine old Ken
tucky whistles, imported wines, brAndies
and cigars. Wholesale agt. for W ]
Lemp's celebrated export beer Excel
lent billiard and pool room.
ARCADE SALOON, Jcffries * Ellis,
proprietor>, keep choice wines, brandies,
whistles and cigars, south side square,
Butler, No.
PALACE SALOON, Mathews & Ken.
redv prcprietors, keep constantly on
hand fine wsnes, blandies, WHISTLES and
all popular drinks, North Main street,
Butler Mo.
NONPAREIL SALOON, w w vii
hitc Il Co, proprietors- Fine wines,
beer, whiskies, cigars and elegant billiard
and pool hall, south side f the squaie,
utler Mo.
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D .
DRUGGISTS.

hUTLER DRUG 60. north side
square. Head quarters tor pure drugs,
toilets, paints and stationery.
LILY DRUG STORE. west side square
I Crumley, proprietor. drugs. books,
paints, wall paper etc.
LloWICk X son, dealers in drugs,
"ooAs, stationery. oils and paints. Spe-
aai attention paid to prescriptions. north
nam street. Butler, Mo.
DR- ] W MORRIS, dealer in drugs.
wall paper, window shades, glasses, OILS,
BOOKS and stationery, east side square,
Butler, Mo
oR. PYLE Keeps . FULL line OF drugs.
saoei books, stationery, wall paper. win
wv shades, oils. paints ETC., east side
Nqnare, Butler. Mo.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

MAX WIENER, dealer in custom made
boots and shoes. The best goods for the
money in the country, east side square,
Butler Mo.
ii ii NICHOLS, dealer in custom m,de
boots and shoes, but makes shop work
speciality, EMPLOYS none but experienced
workmen, east side square, Butler, Mo.
BADGLEY & GIBSON dealers in boots
and shoes, groceries. quecnsWare, etc.
Fare dealing our motto, south side
Nquare, Butler. Mo.
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LIVE STOCK COLUMN.

"a. EDDY WARD. the fine saddle
SE stallion will make the season OF
TW 1851 at our stable in Bates coun-
", Mo-, on the farm OF John Atkinson,
four miles south OF Butler, on the road
leading to Papinville near the Miller
school house, at the low price OF S. 10
insure a mare in foal, payable when the
fact is made known, or $40 TO insure
live colt, PAYABLE when the colt comes,
in all cases the scrvis price will be due
when the mare is transferred or about TO
be removed from the county lean will
be retained on the colt until paid tor.
We will take all care to prevent accidents
but will not be responsible should any
occur, the season will commence Ist OF
April and end fully I.t. DESCRIPTION
AND PEDIGREE: EDDY Ward is dark
chestnut sorrel, nearly black, seven years
old this spring, in the prime OF life and
| yieorous health, he is I6 hands high with
| good bone aud weight, of fine form and
action, with unusual heavy name and
| tail. he is without doubt the finest sad
| die stallion in the county, goes all the
| fashionable saddle gates and size enough
! tor most any purpose, he was ored IN
| Scott county, XIV. Ne was sired by the
| celebrated getter OF saddle ana roao
horses Expert, out of Nelly Ward, who
was one of the most celebtated premium
| takers IN the Olue SIdeS iCSiOh oA - >
she was by the great show horse John
billiard. Expert by Bald Stocking, he by
Old Tom Hal, a Canadian PAGER This
| horse will be on exhibition on the streets
OF Butler every Saturday.
WESLEY WARNoCk, Agent.
BLACK JOHN, the fine breeding Jack
| will serve mares at $40 to insure mare
| in toal or ST., for live colt PAYABLE when
the colt comes. The conditions same aS
stated in EDDY Ward to payments,
| transfers Sc Black John is black, with
mea!y nose and belly, full i hands high
with good bone and weight and hne
length. He was sired by the noted pre-
MUM Jack, Peacock, dam by the pren'
nm, lack. Ha,yk Eve ne is strictly u first
class breeder as his colts will show a. we
have four OF his colts Oh our place al
extra good, We think II would ne 20 'ls
interest OF breeders OF fine sal2bie horse
and mules to examine this stock 3ni
their colts betsre breeding elsewhere
W. y W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HENRY MINER, does miscellaneous
business. furnishing houses, refitting, re-
moving, and all classes of jobs
OPERA HOUSE MUSICAL EMPORl-
IN have the finest instruments and
hanasonest rooms IN the state, Opera
Iilock, Butler. Mo.
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SAMUEL LEVY & co, keep the
mammoth DrFgood> and Clothing En-
pOTiuru Of Southwest lii~-ouri. Every
thing in the wav OF gents furnishing
goods. Also extensive Millinery depart
ment. East side of square.
JIM McKIBBEN. dealer in dry goods.
boots and shoes, hats, caps and gents fur
nIshing goods, under Palace Hotel, But
Ter No.
T y RAFrEn, dr. good> and 4rocer-
i-s, south side OF 81, are, butler, Mo
WOOLEPY y RICH, dealers IN dry
goods and groceries. After Ist OF April,
will occupy vest room under Palace Ho-
tel, :;utler, Mo.
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GRA\ERIES & ELEVATORS.

AR\ES X HALL have the most eN-
ten>ive granerv and elevator in the south
west. Have large supply OF corn ami
flax on hand. All the modern machine
~ OF the age, az Mo. Pacific depot.
IEFkERS & CHI.DS are proprietors
OF the grain elevator near the depot
They have u vast amount OF grain OF all
kinds on hand. are live enterprising busi-
ness ncu.
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MEAT MARKETS.

WM. CLAUNCH, keeps choice mea
ALWAYS on hand. at bedrock prices Al inc
Chestnut street mea, market
OHIO STREET NEAT NARhEI l.
new and neat, and well stocked with
meats, good and sweet, VIM eiaunch
proprietor, ! Walls, manager
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BUTLER CARRIAGE WORKS is a
manufacturing establishment that turns
out the finest class of work in the state,
Catterlin & Legg. proprietors: east s1
square.
STAR WAGON s. CARRIAGE SHOP
turnout tirst-class work, guaranteed in
every particular. Terms reasonable
est of square, on Dakota street, Rooln-
son Gipson proprietors
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NJ
MEDICINE.

DREL RICE i. a thorough physician,
has good practice, which is rapidly in
cleaSing, Office ) doors up stairs over
Cruniv-s dru" store.
M CIRISTY, NJ D.. Homeopathic
,hvs;ciao and surgeon. Special atten-
~, c;va, +o female diseases Office
North Main street, front room over F. ..
Residence first dwelling north OF ?. Q.
Telephone communication all over citv
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
BAKERIES.

DELMONItO BAKERY w w Daven-
port proprietor. Everything in city ba-
kery style. North Main street, Butler,
Mo.
CITY BAKERY, ID b Chandler, plopri-
etor Meals at all hours, summer drinks
in proper season. East side square,
Butler, Mo.
SOUTH SIDE BAKERY, Gus Bennett,
proprietor. Meals at all hours fresh
bread always on hand. All fashionable
summer drinks kept constantly, in their
season..
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

ETALROTT 10 a merchant tailor
has few equals Ills stock Is or the nne>e
selection. Perfect fits guaranteed Al Feis
.orable u. ices Southeast corner OF
square.
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RES TAI RANTS.

N GRIGGS is proprietor OF south
side restaurant. Meals al all hours, con-
fectionery etc. Board and lodging, also
house removing contractor, Butler, Mo
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
) B \EWB1Lt- IS agent tor the best in
eurance companies in the L. $, and
will write up youn policies in fine >tyle,
Office with DR. " F Tucker, in Opera
Block, Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
DRY GOODS.

CHRISTOPHER & JACKSON. the
sniv exclusive Try goods. notions. car
sets and house furnishing store in Butler.
sells goods cheaper than any house in
BATS county, North Main street.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
DENTISTRY.

DR.. - + TUCKER is now prepared
to compete with anv dentist institutio ms
in the large cities, since the adding OF
his vital<ed air process, his Office Is COM
plete; rooms elegant, in Opera Block,
Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
MARBLE WORKS.

BUTLER MARBLE WORKS, manu-
factu,rrs of foreign and American mar
bic and granite monuments. Headstones'
etc, east OF square, I ] Day, Prop'r
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
MILLS.

POWER BROS are proprietors OF the
Butler FIoaring Mill. also extensive "a"
mill In connection, keep constantly on
hand large supply OF native lumber Lo-
ca,4j On South Main street, Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1884-03-26
BOARDING HOUSE.

l.. P. WILLIS, is proprietor of the Da-
kofah st. Boarding House, and Il very
desirable place to board it is. Everything
'scomplete; excellent table, and elegant
rooms.
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FURNITURE DEALERS.
HV PENTZER is proprietor OF the
Butler Furniture Emporium located on
North Main street, Butler, Mo.