The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 8, 1882, Page 6

i DITORIAL NOTES. Roscoe Conk- position of United States [t 1s reportes as- ling will accept sociate Justice on tix Supreme Court Bench. His con- firmation by the Senate is an as- sured fact. : Preside»! in his message says, that td greatly, without at all embarassing quer, and Secreta- Folger says he ‘I ion not be reduced may the public Exch ry of the Treasurs is incumbered with the accumulation of surplus revenue in the treasury. | Why not abandon the protective system, and establish a tariff for rev- | { 4 enue only } Effigy Sargent has been nominated by the President ss Minister to Ger- many. This mau is called effigy Sargent because his constituents in California, while he was in Con- gress, buened him in effigy because of his personal dishonesty. He is regarded by thos- who know him best as a dangerous and corrupt man. <A fittmmg person to represent this government «broad, he is. A few days ago a prominent Re- publican from Cincinnatti remarked, that if President Arthur should rise above party and appoint Democrats to office his lite would be in danger, and,he said the remark had been made, that if the President should adopt such a course his life would be and ought to be taken. Such are the results of the official spoils sys- tem, maugurated and maintained by the Republican party. Offices are bought and sold. and the purchase price is political servitude. It is fearful to contemplate such a con- dition of things= ina Republican ! government. i There are a greater number of big slates “betore Congress at present The | than was ever known before. lobbyists swarm in large humbers in the corridors of the halls of legisla- | tion. That the people will be plun- dered of millions of dollars no one candoubt. The time has come when the people would rise as one man, trom Maine to California, and hurl from power and place the vampires that are seeking the life-blood of the nation. In vammany look to Wash- ington for reform. The people, in whom the power resides and from whom all power flows, must look to this important mutter if they desire it. The tollowmg we clip trom the Scorcher, a lively paper published at West Liberty, Kentucky, the Haze good on riddle mak- ing: What is that witich has three feet no legs, is all body butno limbs, has no toes on the feet, no head, moves a great deal but never uses its fect tor that purpose, has one foot at each end, and one in the center of the body? This is a queer creature in some respects, and is very popu- lar among the ladies and some gen- tlemen. It never walks out, but goes with one foot where the head might be, bragging the other toot behind. These feet have nails, but no toes, no heels and no bones in the feet. If any of our readers will solye this riddle, you can get to see your | names in the Booming Times, and that’s worth something vou know. — Mr. William Ballard, Janitor tor} the Bapust church, went to light up } the church on Wednesday evening} tor,prayer meeting. The electric peo- ! ple had suspended a weight of some } kind from the ceiling, which Mr. B. mistook for an electric lamp, and in | order to light up the supposed lamp, ' he used up four boxes of lucifers be i tore he ascertained that tne electric! ITI@Es ar could: be set going by matches. The Badglev Bros., the McFar- | land Bros., the Powers Bros , and | Messrs. Jeffress and Allen will put down the macadam in front of their ; men have no ri COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The ¥Fight—-Over the West Butler Muddle,—Proposition Postponed. Butter. Mo., Marcu The Council met persuant to ad- journment, present. Hon. L. Shobe. Mayorr Councilmen, Stephens, El- dridge and Graves, Culyer absent. The petition of G. W. Cowley. was presented and filed for recon- sidering, and rovokmg an order made at. a preceding meeting, by the board, granting wine and beer license to J. H. Beatty. The grounds upon which the revocation was asked, was, that a proper pe- tition was uot filed and presented by Mr. Beatty, at the time that the li- cense was granted, and council had acted under a misappre- | hension of facts. The questions of law arisen by the petition, was ably argued by Col. McGindley, for pe- titions. The Francisco Bros, peared for Mr. Beatty, and made an After the arguments were heard, the council took the matter under advisement until the next regular meeting. able detense. THE LEGAL STATUs. Col. McGindley, attorney for pe- | titioners kindly furnished the report er, the following as his legal opin- ion, regarding the power to license & drom shopin “Vest Butler, submut- enquiries from the ted in gentlemen named: reply to Butier, Mo., March, 3, "82. Messrs. Chambers, Cowley, Lamb | and others. GENTLEMEN: In answer to your inquiry, | give it as my legal opin- ion, that neither the Board of Alder- men, nor the county court can license a dram shop, outside the corporate limits of the city of Butler, and with- in the circuit of a mile from the town | corperation, except, and only upon a petition signed by a majority of all tax paying citizens of Mt. Pleasant township, and the board of Alder- ight to grant such li- cense, even within the corporate lim- its of the city ot Butler, except, and only when a like petiton signed by a majority of all the tax paying cit- izens of the city ef Butler, and not of the block only, as has been sup- posed. The law is positive and to he point. See sections 4940, and t5442 Revised Statutes of Missouri It follows then, that all saloon li- cense now held, and granted by the Board of Alderman, are contrary to law and void. Your obedient Servant, Henry A. McGindley. The bond of J. G. Hough, was filed and approved, for dram shop license tor six months. G. W. Meirs and P. S. Dickerson securities on said bond. Stepkens and Eldridge wer appointed a committee to see to the cost of a toot bridge across east branch on Dakota and to have the same built, if it would cost no more than twenty tive dollars Several accounts were preseiited, allowed, when the Council adjourned. sirect, and Must Have It. Marseilles, 1l., Feb. 26th, 1882. Eprror Times:Please make my accourtt to date and send to me by return mail, and 1 will you at once. Dont me your Weekly paper any more. but send me the Daily Times and I will “whack up’’ every 30 days for the same. Ican’t stand it out here in this **‘Sucker’’ state any longer with- out hearing trom the Queen City of the West oftener than once a week. Yours Respectfully. L. E. Sackett. send PILES! PILES: PILES! Asure cure tound at last! need suffer! A sure cure for Blind, Blecding, Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. William, (an In- dian remedy,} called Dr. William’s In- dian Ointment. A single box has cured No one | the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing. No one need suffer five min- ute after applying this wonderful sooth- | Lotions instrumerts and / i PIANOS ORCANS. ing medicine. electuaries do more harm than good. William’s Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particularly at night atter getting warm in bed,) asa that the | ap- | out | remit to! i HAVE Remove DR MANY RUMORS TO the Effect That Conkling wiil not Accept. Merritt Cunningham, Nancy E. Jinks, and Albert Jinks, her husband, Acmericz ]. Hoytand R.C. Hovther ie i, Julia Tucker and Thomas Tucker! Marv E. Graceciase and Henry her husband, Rebecca F. E Robert Equehart her h D.CunninghamandS and against Jane Cunning! Mason's Trial--Silver Coinage--Att’y for Utah Appointed, z widow of } Samuel Cunningham, deceased, franklin Tas to the building on the WEST SIDE ST Cunningham, and Jo- seph Mitchell I, J, R. Simpson, She ty, by virtue of an orderan Bates circuit court made in titled cause at the July tern ot sale made therein at sai¢ te same to me directed, autho: sell certain lands in said ord $ | and under judgment of partitio Saturday, March 18th, 1552. PO 1 between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the after: A Severe Cyclone in Texas—-Outlaws Shot by Officers. MASON ‘S AL. | Washington, D. C.. March 1.—A j member of the court martial trying Mason said to-day that the court will | finish the trial to-morrow. He said all of the case is that a guard fired at the prisoner he was guarding, that oceupied by OFFICE. guilt is clear and admitted, but he) of that day, the east one door a the F. M- CRUMLY. ee ae age . 2 e } : in the city of Bu 3a hs, a nT ne | could not say what punishment would , £04 pOuse Er S | z ge county, sell the same, or so | be inflicted. He said Mason would | $0" "thereofas may be required, arpub- LaGygne Nursery. | have pleaded guilty but for his coun- lic vend: est bidder tor cash, Opole neni oblenst) cil ‘ to satisfy and cost, the f ' x lowing descri situated in| S million Hedge Plants, WILL HE ACCEPT. The report that Conkling has de-) "apart of ‘tne northeast quarter-of the | clined to the President. and signified ! southwest quarter of section twenty-three other tru his desire for the appointment of | (23), in township torty (40), of range thir- Clarence Seward to the Supreme) ty-one (31), commencing at the northw ct Bench, was printed here to-day, but eo is not credited. If Conkling has signified his declination to the Presi- dent. the Senate has not yet received any notice of the fact. Several at- tempts to organize an opposition to | | Conkling in the Senate have been 100 thousand Apple and Peach trees. Bates county, Misso I Plum, Cherry, at so thousand Pear t trees. d smail fruits. is ot hardy Ornamental Shrubs, | Trees, Vines, Bulbs, &c., Xc. Write me what you want < to vou. Add Dd ; and let me and running t! | (17) rods, and tro: | i twenty-five 25) rod: | {nerof atract sold by i | deceased, in nS nS ar : i YD ' south thirteen rods, more or less, t i ! northwest corner of a tract ot land sold wy ATT & 50 ' iby the administrator of said deceased as | made, but all without success. | part of the estate of said Cunningha DEALERS IN. ' : nae } deceased, and from thence east abe SEVER COUNAGE: ‘ | thirteen (13] rods to the northeast corner | The coinage executed at the mints | of said tract sold by said administrator to | I Ss during February amounted to $90,- | George Hannah, and from thence south | 1a ll niber, | 498,790, ot which $23,000,000 were | about thirty-eight (38) rods to the north | Doors ‘ Sash, i line. of, 2 tract of about four acres sold by ! | standard dollars. | said deceased in his lifetime off of the 14 : Blinds, Lime, W. COZAD, } i i | DECLINED. | south sidé of the east end of said northeast 1 The Post states positively that | quarter of the southwest quarter of said Conkling has declined the Associate | section twenty-three, and from thence east Justice-ship and suggested Clarence | to the esst line of said northeast quarter of said southwest quarter of said section A. Seward for the place. | twenty-three (23) and trom thence north | NOMINATED. to the northeast corner of said described + ‘a 2 | The President has nominated | tract, or quater, being at the center of | Cemen t, { Philip F. Vanzile, of Michigan, | saidsection twenty-three, and from thence | [_] +) 74> | | west to the place of bexinning, being all United States Attorney for Utah. | o¢ ‘said northeast quarter of ‘south | quarter of said section twenty-three, ex- Poke Wells and Norris Riddled With | cept the tract sold by sai4 deceased in his Bullets. | lifetime, and the Said tract sold bv his Chicago, March, 1.—Poke Wells said administrator, which conve, nce will | lend Bill Norris, the outlaws who | #PP¢#" by the record in the recorder’s Plaster Paris Appleton Ci At Butler and . office of said county of Bates, and that 3 2 z 5 i | passed through here last Sunday cn deceased owned and poss Parties desiring to buy will please | | route from Randolph, Wis.. to Riv- ing tracts: also commencing at a point #ud Examine our stock. ver DUFF PRACTICAL Watchmaker & Engrav er, BUTLER, about twenty rods north and forty rods east of the northwest corner oi said nortt Y 4 oS OFUS east quarter of southwest quarter ot s: erton, Iowa. in charge of Sheriffs Chandler and Farrell, attempted to pe from the officers while on the train. The officers were the movement of the awakened them ana they opened fire on the pr.soner ¢ Wells) six times The meni{ section twenty-three, and running asleep, but | south about twenty rods to the ne prisoners of said northeast quarter of so quarter of satd section twenty-thr trom thence east to the center o or ravine crogsing said north line northeast quarter of southwest qua-ter of MISSOURI. sin at Sidney, | section twenty-three, and trom thence re is little | northwest, meand: with said bran am a cy _ both keing | te the center of the Butle Johns SETH THOMAS’ CLOCKS ip oaddled act ballet These road, being the road or street running east | ee 1€SC | from the southeast corner of the public i desperadoes took part in the Man- = square in the town of Butler, and trom | hattan, Kas., and Riverton and Sid- thence to the last named pl of begin- N i ney, la., bank robberies and numer- | ™S- Sete Uu | ; ss apm ni2-tds Sheriff of Bates County. 4 ) ous smaller robberics, as we are ene ce E . Missor OTICE i Notice is hereby | an order of the Prob: ty of Bates, made at the eral murders in Towa. Kansas. H. H. MILLER Prop’r. On Ft. Scott st. 1 1-2. block Cevere. Cyclone, Gatvestion, Texas. March 1.—A | 1882, thereof, I, F. M. Vo Southwest corner of the squ Valley Mills spe says a | torof the estate of Henry F Me: a ze s = 2oee “re cyclone struck that place last ed; -eHllon Board per day - - $ Tnursday, March 2€d, 1882, night. almost completely destroying | = = \ ~ | at the court house door in the the town. Only one business house ler, county of B was left standing. Brenkman’s Ho-. sion of the circuit tel, a two-story building, was carried | Bates, sell at public auction 3n som FARMERS _ AND | | some distance and smashed to pieces. &st of Henry Farmer, deceased, in and to . ‘ aaa hPa Ten persons were in the building at | a iollowing ‘realestate, towel. be k M IG R AN l s = 5 He 4 the ti © the dent. and alice. | west half of lot one (1) ot the northe | ie time 0} accident, and a were | quarter of section No. 5, township 39 Washine| farm. Elorses¢ -Abaren oe There was | Also the north one-hilt ot lot Se sae Ren ter ' injured, none seriously. jno loss of life, but the damage to | property is heavy. nge 31. . 1 ot the northwest quarter ot section 5, of township No. 39. of ra No. Mules will do w Lon C.. T. TRACY, at the N Sout 1 Stables, | 31, in Bates county, Missouri, for cash in } EMPLOYMENT | hand, on day ot sale. Butler, he always keep supply. ' : nit-4t Frank M. Voris, Adm’r. S tt ‘ | TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD APTI-' -- ; CLE | Admainistrator’s sale of Lands. YP .HE poor as well as the rich, the old | "JHE nndersigned, as administrator ot as well asthe young, the wife, as well the estate ot John Maloney deceased, | as the husband, the young maiden as well | will, in obedience to the order of the Pro- as the young man, the girl as well as the | bate court of Bates county Missouri, made | boy, may just as well earn a few dollars at its February term 1882, sell at public in henest employment, as to sit around | sale the following real estate ot said de- | the house and wait for others to earn it | ceased for the payment of the debts allow- ;torthem. We can give you employment | ed against said estate, to-wit: : all the time, or during your spare hours Lots t and 2 of northwest quarte= ot sec- { only; traveling, or in your own neighbor- tion 6, township 39, range 31, and lot 1 and | hood, among your friends and acquain- | west half lot 2 of northeast quarter of said | tance: If you do not care tor employ- | section 6, and southeast quarter of said | ment, we can impart valuable informa- | section 6, and the west half of southwest i gion to you ee of cost. Itwillcost you | quarter of said section 6, on | only one cent for a Postal card to write Ae | for onr Prospectus, and it may be the Monday, the zoth day Ei March, | means of making you a good many dol- : 1882, between the hours ot eight o'clock = = A.M. and four o’clock Pp. M. of that day, for cash in hand to the highest bidder at | lars Do you neglect this opportunity. You | a . } do not have to invest a large snmof mon- the east door of the court house in the ; ey, and run a great risk of Joosing it. ; town of Butler in said county of Bates You will readily see that it will be an, during the session of the circuit court of | Sheriff’s Saic. | By virtue and authority of a transcript | lexecution, issued trom the offic: of the | | circuit clerk of Bates county, Missouri, | | returnable to the March term, 1882, ot said court and to me directed, in favor of | A. L. McBride and against Lewis Ad- ! | dams and Barton Holderman, I have levied | | and seized upon all the right, title and in- | terest and claim of the within named de- | | fendants of, in and to the following de- i scribed real estate, situated in Bates ! county, Missourt, te-wit: West half northeast quarter and the northwest quarter and northwest quarter | ot southeast quarter, all in section 31, | township 42, range 31, and southwest | quarter ot section 26 and east halt | southeast quarter section 27, and north- east quarter of section 34, and northwest quarter section 35, all in township 42, | range 32, and I will on easy matter to make from $10. to $100. , Said county. oHNSON Hirt, Adm’r. ie & , a week,and establish a eee pe in-? 12-tds. : Saturday, March the 13th, 1882, i | dependent business, honorable, straight —_——-———-- between the hours of gq o’clock in the | | forward a¥d_ profitable. tend to this Sheriff’s torenoon and 5 o’clock in the afternoon } matter NW, tor ther MONEY IN By virtue and aut rtranserspt Of the east front door of the | | IT for all who engage with us. We will | execution, issued fro ne office ot the ©° the city of Butler, Bates | Missouri, sell the same, or so | ereof as may be required, at jue to the highest bidder for , tosatisty said execution and costs. _ _ J. R.SIMPSON, Sherift ot Bates County, Mo. surprise you and you will wonder why circuit clerk ot Ba county, Missour | you never wrote to usbetore. Wr D returnable at the March term, 1SS2, of | FULL PARTICULARS FREE. Address said court and to me directed, in tavor of pone = BUCKEYE M’F’G CO. | John Welch and against M. \. Perry, I | QName this paper.) MARIon, ' have levied and seized upon all the right, t1a-d-(- j title and interest and claim of the said | defendant of, in and to the following « ! scribed real estate, situated in Bates coun- ty, Missouri, to-wit: The south half of southeast quarter section 4 and north half of northeast AND Pianos $160 ur (Stool, Cover and Book) D CHEA {AT THE LOWE lle tata Re aR A hc i business houses on the south side as ! poultice, gives instant and painless relief! | Elegant Square Grand, 3 springs, ful pax aes tc = and is prepared only for Piles, itchi ¢ | Agraffes, every improvement, only $245. ES as the stree Commussioner 28 | dhcl peieade partied Sar ser . ° | Cabinet Grand Uprights $210 and range 31, and lot 3 in section 27, town- yrade the street. Come, hurry up, Read what the Hon, }. M. Coffinberry | Other Grand Holiday Bargains. Jubilee ; ship 39, range 31, and I will, on John. j of Cleveland says about Dr. William's | Org2ms, $35 up (Stool and Book). Ex Saturday, March 18, 1882, Indian Pile Ointment: I hase used | Celsior, style 42, Five sets of Reeds, 15 scores of Pile Cures. and it affords me | StOPs, Only $57. “‘Orientai,’” style 103° ? pleasure to say that [have never found | Te” sets ot Reeds, 20 stops, only $12. wears 2 standing collar, has crowded , aything which gave such immediate and No Bass oe sets of seeue or Seppo i 2 See f*o2rmanent relief as Dr. Williara’s Indian | StOPS- sent on 15 days trial, freigh ante, A Ree. pa of trowsers, washes } dintment. ee eed unsatisfactory- eee sat ee his face and hands now and then,' For sale by J. G. Walker druggist or ; dealing guaranteed. Sheet Music 13 pre and has had himselt barbarized. | aailed on receipt ot price, $1.00. Piano, Organ, er Music Catalogue tre Tom Silvers sports a new hat. | forenoon and 5 o’clock in the afternoon county, Missouri, sell the same, much therereot as may be required, at public vendue to the highest bidder tor = mee bole = h, to satisfy said execution and costs. ! ara #3 HENRY & Co., Prop’rs, i MENDELSSON PIANO CO ,. “> . : Mrs. S. is out of town: io 62 Vevev Stree t,'New York City | Box 2058, N, = Sherift of aesteomay Be: quafter section 9, all in township 38, | CITY CELIVERY. between the hours ot 9 o'clock in the | of that day, at the east front door of the ; ‘court house in the city of Butler, Bates | or so. Having purchased FOR P LANDS CALL ON BEN. B. CANTERBURY. FOR INSURANCE, -1N- RELIABLE COMPANIES, Go TO Ben. B. Canterbury, For Money, ' On FIVE years time, T RATES OF INTE Call on BEN, B. CANTERBURY, Butler, Mo, 30-tf- "THE NEW DRUG STORE! Ww. Jj. LANSDOWN, Prop’r. Good Stock of Pure, Fresh Drugs. T SIDE OF THE SQUARE | [ON THE WE IIN BUTLER. MO. I will give my personal attention to compounding prescriptions, day or night. Give me a trial trip. W. J. LANSDOWN. OLIVE HOUSE, W. J. LANSDOWN Prop’r. BUTLER - --- - - MISOUR outhwest corner of Public Squar HIDES yanted ! LEWIS HOFFMAN Successor to) teeth & CO. 1 the square, wi 1 CASH tor Southeast corner wy the highest pric HIDES, WOOL, PELTS TALLOW, FEATHERS, RAGS, Don't get the place, ( Southn-Jdnent ner ot fhe square.) Spot ASHougzte - erumding [yissouri pacitic RAILWAY. The Direct Route FOR ALL POINTS IN | Bansas, Colorado, Wor Moszico, California and Texas. THE DIRECT ROUTE FOR ALL POINTS IN THE [EAST 22 NORTH —VIA ST. LOUIS.— 2 Trains [ Daily Pullman Palace Hote! Cars are trun between ST. LOUIS AND SAN ANTONIO, via Sedalia, daily. All trains arrive and depart from the Grand Union Depot at St. Louis. the freigh | hereby assuring passengers direct wagon of J. M. Guyant and in ad j connections, dition started a city delivery wagon | respectfully selicit the patronage | of Butler’s business hoping by punct | ual attention and fair practice to merit. 166-1m. c.B.LEWIs ! A. A. TaLmacz, o> oo FAST TIME, SUPERIOR ACCOMODATION F. Cuan pink, Gen’!l. Manager. Gen’l. Pass’r Agent-