The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-07

d. L. Frazee, one of our best
renews for '9S
Mississippi sends solid free sill
yer delegation to the Chicago con.
vention.
}. A. Robinson, a good friend to
the booming TINES, renews, for
which he has our thanks
Sheriff Colyer was down at Rich
Hill Monday serving attachments
on the stock of goods Of the Hub
Clothing Co.
Mrs. PC Smith, of Lees Sum NIT,
and Mrs. Lucy Lochman, Of Ura,
Ills. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Hickman have returned home.
Subject for IL o'clock Sabbath,
10th, Gods Ideal of a Justified
Man." At 8 p. N. THE Genius of
Nethodism.' WV. JONES.
Pastor.
c. B. Lewis has the contract for
billing throughout the county the
big circus to be here shortly. He
also has contracted to furnish the
show with feed for its stock.
The council has decided to ring
the curfew bell and make the boys
"git" for home. Make the hour 8
o'clock and enforce the ordinance.
DR.. Choate has won his case against
the Mo. Pacific railroad company
appealed to the court Of appeals at
Kansas city. Opinion was handed
down Monday affirming the deci-
sion of the lower court. Graves &
Clark represented the doctor.
n. B. Langsford, now residing
near Lees Summit, spent Sunday
and Monday in the city on business
and shaking hands with his many
friends. which means everybody that
knows him. He is looking we'll and
said he was we'll pleased with his
new home.
Williams Bros. advertisement
speaks for itself this week and the
most convincing argument that can
be offered is to ask you to read and
compare prices and call and see their
elegant up to date store. Their Gold
Medal -four is the best, none better.
Try sack.
A certain doctor is going around
over the country and taking the
notes of farmers and others. He
processes to be able to cure caiarrh
and other diseases and the afflicted
readily give their notes, He has
been trying to sell the notes at big
discount. He gives different names
be sure you are right before you en-
ploy him. Look out Other papers
please copy.-Democrat.
A heavy hail storm passed ovel
Nevada Monday. The trees were
stripped of their foliage and the
stones piled up on the ground al
inch deep. The belt WAS nearly tive
miles wide and extended over tn,
southern part of the county from
east to west. The fruit trees in tn,
range of the storm were stripped an(
a number of cattle were killed b,
the lightning which accompanied
the storm.
The Liberty Tribune, one of th
Oldest county papers in the state
celebrated it's fftieth anniversar,
last week. It's former owner r. II
Miller, who started the paper apt
for more than forty years held tn
editorial chair, still resides in Libert,
and furnished the anniversary edition
with more than page of early re
collections which was intersperset
with amusing incidents of the goo,
days of long ago. When the Tri
bune was started with the exception
of one at Glasgow was the only pa
per published between St. Loui
and Kansas City. There was n
railroad and the mail was handle
by steam boat and stage coach. MOI
withstanding his advanced age NJ,
Miller still retains his old time wi
and humor, and the TINES is glad t
know the grand old man retire
from the editorial management O
the Tribune with a handsome compe
tencv to sustain his declining year
in the enjoyment of rest and all tn
home comforts.
Our good friend Peter Lane show
ed up bright and smiling as usus
this week. Peter is not candidat
for office, but he always has goo
word for every body and is such
good friend to the neIspaper ma