The Butler weekly times., 1896-08-27

J. Nj. Catterlin is very anxious for
some good farm loas for this month.
Loans closed at once, money ready.
1.tf.
Disease attacks the weak and de-
bilitated. Keep yourself healthy and
strong by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Dainty" Little Blossom and the
Jolly Pathfnders appear for three
nights engagement at the Butler
Opera House opening in Wanted
A Husband
Conductor Jas. Furgeson's train
had small wreck at Panama near
Rich Hill Friday. Three freight
cars was thrown on the platform by
loose brake beam.
Judge G. Z Miller will accept our
thanks for renewal of his subscrip
tion. The judge recently purchased
the Walton farm south of town and
now has ono of the finest tracks of
land in the county.
W. 2. Coleman, of the Rich Hill
smelters, living in st. Louis, was in
Butler Tuesday hunting sound
money delegates to attend the st
Louis convention. He told one gen
tleman that he had found three in
Rich Hill willing to go, but his trip
to Butler was a waite l. haul.
Bryan Clubs in every township in
the county should come to Butler,
Sept 7tb, in marching order Sena.
tor Cockrell who will speak in this
city on that date on the leading
issues of the days, hould be given
grand ovation.
As usual, G. 3 Lewis fine pair of
gray geldings carried off the premi-
um ribbon at the Rich Hill fair for
being the handsomest carriage team.
They won both in the double and
single driving ring. Charlie always
carries off the ribbons when he goes
for them, because he drives the best.
r. d Ewin, of Deep Water town.
ship, brought load of the finest
watermelons to town we have seen
this season, and sold them to
Williams Bros. Wednesday. Bob
reserved one of the largest and finest
for the editor of the TIMES It was
the mammoth Iron Clad variety and
the most delicious melon we ever ate.
MIR. Ewin never fails to raise fine
melons.
just tell them that you saw ms"
is the message Mr.. Mckinley is per.
mitted to send out to the people,
while Hanna pays Cochran "a So
called democrat) $4,000 to take MIR.
Mcklnley's place in replying to
Mr. Bryans Madison Square Garden
speech. .-Dade Co. Advocate.
Eight cent oats, 10 cent potatoes
and 15 cent corn don't suit Bourke
Coekran's ideas of prosperity. Be.
fore we attain the cream of good
times, so he declared in his speech,
the cost of living ought to go lower.
Bourke should travel west and talk
to the farmers.-Kansas City Times.
The republican committee made
wise selection in its choice of candi.
date for prosecuting attorney. Al
Smith is a good lawyer, clever.
sociable gentleman, was born and
raised in this county and will make
strong race. However. the next
prosecuting attorney will spell his
name Clark.
ITO day Warren Hill, a life long
republican, told me he was for Bry-
an and free silver" said L E. Em
bree. The last time I talked with
him on March 18th, he was strono
in his faith the other way and to- day
he told me that it had come to E
question of meat and bread for his
babies and he was going to work
and vote for Bryan. Nevada Mail
Mr.. Laymau, living in the north
part OF the city, had pair of horses
badly hurt the other day. He was
narrowing a piece of ground when
IN some way the lines caught in the
harrow, turned it over and threw
both horses on the sharp teeth. The
horses were wounded in a number
OF places and one it is thought may
The Model Czothine store
looks handsome IN its 7,e1cI
quarters north side of the
square. CUU,