Finest assortment of fancy candies for sale in town
A Tuesday display proclaims the finest assortment of fancy candies ever offered for sale in town, inviting shoppers to explore a wide range of sweets and confections.
12 Dec 1883
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1883
Page
1
A Tuesday display proclaims the finest assortment of fancy candies ever offered for sale in town, inviting shoppers to explore a wide range of sweets and confections.
A brief item notes pride in possessing the finest and most complete assortment of goods. It emphasizes broad variety and quality without listing specific items or prices. The outlook is celebratory and promotional, urging interest in the store’s offerings.
Special invitation extended to visit and explore holiday stock at local Electric City shop, inviting customers to call or drop by to view new merchandise and seasonal offerings.
The Opera House Block in Bates county spans two feet square and three stories, built by Wm. E. Walton. The Butler National Bank sits in the front, with Judge Booker Powell as president and Walton as cashier. Abstracts of titles, real estate lending, a large furniture department, Walton & Hunter music shop, and an Opera House hosting multiple acts are described. The Republican Printing Co., lawyers, a dentist, an insurance agent, a dressmaker, and a planned commercial college occupy remaining spaces.
Hon John G Carlisle of Kentucky aged 48 with seven terms in Congress is hailed as a central figure in national politics. His rise to Speaker signals major influence and speculation puts him as a likely Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1884 with a Northern running mate. A profile of Carlisle and his tariff views appears in today’s Times.
For the holiday ride Sawt Levy Co offers the celebrated Manhattan White Shirt at low prices. The $1.00 shirt is 77 cents and the $1.25 shirt is $1.00. The $1.50 shirt is $1.25 and the $1.75 shirt is $1.50. This is the best shirt shown by any house in the southwest with a guaranteed superior fit and finish.
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