The Butler weekly times., 1895-06-06
HAVE YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
By J. A. TR|MB[E,
Prescription Druggist
Two doors north OF post-office.
Two doors north OF post-ofiice.

DRUAAOSDS.
A. Tucker, a wealthy and infuen-
tial farmer of near Butler, adds his
name to the TINES subscription list
this week.
Judges d. W. Cloud and j. W.
Brown, brothers, ,in-law, of Adrian,
were in the city Tuesday and renew
ed for the TINES.
Max Weiner left Monday for St.
Louis to attend the wedding of his
niece, Miss Lenora Weiner, which
took place Tuesday.
Our popular young friend, L. NJ
Deffenbaugh, has accepted a posi-
tion in the harness shop of McFar-
land Bros. to learn tho business.
The heat has been intense in
Washington City since decoration
day, the thermometer standing at So.
Several cases of sun stroke are re-
ported and one death.
In Philadelphia the heat of the
past week is reported to be almost
unbearable and the hospitals are fill
ed with the people who have drop.
ped on the streets, being over heated.
Our substantial friend and old
subscriber, 7. j. Wilson. of Foster,
spent Monday in the city and renew
ed for '95 The TINES has few bet
ter friends in Bates county than
Mr.. w.
United in marriage by VIM. NJ.
Dalton, Judge of Probate, on the Sd
day of June. Mr.. Nathan Jones, of
Schell City, Vernon county, and Miss
Bell Benefited, of Pleasant Gap,
Bates county, Mo.
DR.. B. E. Lusk, of Kansas City,
was visiting his old friends near
Johnstown the last of the week, re.
turning home Saturday. He ir-
forms us that he has purchased and
will conduct drug store at 1921
Independence Ave, Kansas City.
Sam snd Ben Canterbury, of West
Plains, Mo-, attended the funeral of
P. G. Falkerson Sunday. Mrs. Sam
Canterbury who accompanied her
husband will remain in the city a
week or 80 visiting her parents AR.
and Mrs. Jas. Nj. McKibben.
Imitation is a criterion of good
ness. Lots of other Jeans Pants
are said to be as good, or nearly as
good, as the BUCKsKIN BREEC HE'S.
There's as much difference between
the original and the pretty nearly as
good pants, as between dollar and
counterfeit.
Health and happiness are relative
conditions, at any rate, there can be
little happiness without health. To
give the body it's full measure of
strength and energy, the blood
should be kept pure and vigorous,
by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Our substantial and esteemed
friend, NJ. F. Perry, of near Ballard,
called Saturday and renewed for '96.
He said the weather and rains are
making the corn grow very fast and
the prospects are good. Oats are
also looking better, but the wheat is
about gone.
Postmaster general VIM. L. Will
son, will dedicate the new college
building at Fayette, Mo, June 18th,
at IL a. M. The citizens of the
town are preparing to make the oc.
casion great demonstration. The
Missouri congressman and ex con
gress men have been invited, in addi-
,ion to other distinguished individu
ais of the state.
Thos. G. Copeland, of this city,
appreciates the distinguished honor
of the aides de camp on the staff of
Gen. Louis Benecke, department
commander. G. A. r. for Missouri.
In his official capacity Major Cope.
land Will attend the national en-
campment of the army to be held at
Louisville, Ky.
Rev. L. Noland and family of In
dependence, Mo-, are spending this
week in the city visiting at the resi-
dence of w. G. Womack. Rev No
land was formerly pastor of the
South Methodist church in this city
and has many friends here who are
glad to meet him and his. Mr.. Wo
mack and Mr.. holland will form a
co.partnership in the grocery bust.
ness.
Those hustling, wide.awake real
estate agents, Clardy & Bruner, are
not in the business for their health
alone, as is evidenced by the fact
that they sold two farms in Cedar
county and several iu Bates last