The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 22, 1882, Page 5

{ i} i e hear the name of f. L. Pace 9 of fayorably in connection ; the canvass for State Repre- | | pear that some of our candidates | county are running well} jn Kansas in the neighborhood | wattomi ay sillip Phillips will surely be here Fthe 29th inst., and assisted by his | : give one entertainment in the | cy street M. E. church. committee appointed to solic- | h dto the Insane Asylum are get- themselves in working trim. want the gents to get to business | J spread the mselves. ' Col. Thos. Gault will be a candi- \ to represent Bates county in the | er branch of the Legislature, sub- | Sct to the decision of the people at | a Be primarics. | | They have got the boom mighty ! Jad gn Mechanie street now. Mr. s going soon to build a large his on that Hyon i ddition to eee We understand that Theo. Shaw | Antends to bring a suit against the M.S. Cowles Mercantile Associa- | } | residence | \ | q dion for $50,000 damages for ying an attachment upon his property. vas closed on Monday evening, by -onstable Heath, under, and by vir- Aue of a legal process to him direct- | d,in favor of Amos Gipson and @Peckam and company. ; The attention of the circuit court | don Monday was occupied the en- | tire day in hearing the case ot J. B. Ellis vs. Seth Welbornet al. A dudgement was rendered by his honor Ain tavor of Ellis for three hundred dand twenty-seven dollars and cost of gouit. i Some one said they would rather Jbe in prison with a wise man than | Hin paradise with a fool. Well, that | Mdepends very much on the prison. | If it be that old negro quarter look- ing house called the county jail in Butler, we’de take paradise and the fool in ourn, all the time, and don’t you forget it. The grand jury recommend that } the old jail be enlarged or a new one The latter is the sensible } built. | thing to do. How that old one could | be enlarged so as to make it either respectable or comfortable is a huckle- berry above our persimon. A new 1 jail is what is wanted. The public weltare demands it. We, have in Butler in operation, and contemplation, several manu- facturing establishments of consider- able magnitude. Messrs. Legg & Catterln have in process of con- struction a large two story building on Dakota street, in which, when completed, wagons, buggies and other vehicles will be made in large numbers. The plaining mill, sash, door and cornice factory of Messrs. Wyatt & Boyd will be an extensive establishment. and will give employ- ment to quite a number of people. ‘Thé pottery, under the direction of Messrs. Miller & Haverling, is doing a good business. There are also mattress and bed spring factories, both of which are doing well. The woolen factory of McClintock & Co. make the best of goods. We have *reason to hope that this establish- ment will soon be enlarged to such a capacity as to enable it to compete with aay similar establishment of the kind in the country. The proprie- tors are making a good per cent. on their investment already, and their business 1s increasing daily. Fable of the Lioness.—A great stir was made among all the Beasts as to which Pianos and We Ha Mathushek. Steinway & Son. Deckers. Chickering. Weber Or any you wis Go. W gans_ with bells. Remem buy them anyw Dealers in ndle the celebrated make of Pianos h. Also the Estey, ' oods,, Smith Amer- The restaurant of Park & Mathi s| ican and the Shoninger Or- ber that we can, and will sell you ments as cheap as you can here. Success r To W. E. Walton & Co. MusicalEmporiumButlerMo ee Music, Music Books ete. Organs = @ We also keep a nice stock of Sheet Music, Music Books and Instructors Also musical merchandise consisting of Guitars Wiolins Baajos Accordeons Fiutes Fifes Piceclos -Haine Violin and Guitar Strings. Violin Bows, Bridges and Rosir. instru- We are also A lof the feading an and you'll be con ents fo r the New Home, White and Davis, Sewing “Machines. Three d Best machines in the world, at Bottom Prices. Give us. a trial vinced. BANK STATEMENT. REPORT OF THE CONDITION The Butler National Bank, at But- ler, in the State of Missouri, at the State of Missouri, County of Bates, ss: I, W. E Walton, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ot my knowledge and belief. W E Walton. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to be- (L. S.) fore me this 20 day of March, i 1882. S W Peach, Notary Public Correct. (FC Boulware, A L McBride, T W Childs, Reasons why Bailes’s SALINE APERIENT shoule be used by all casses in preference | Directors Attest., could boast of the largest family. So when they.came to the Lioness and asked ‘how many do you have.at a Birth,’she reply- ed, “only one, but it is a Lion.” The moral “Quality comes betore quantity.” The same may be said in contrasting many things with which we One would desire a single superior article to half a dozen inferior ones. The same may be said of medicine and for ex- ample we will mention English Female Bitters as a positive remedy for the cure of chronic female complaints and irregu- larities. The mere name ot this medi- cine instills the most implicit confidence, because it has been proven that its qual- ity is far superior to anything else of the = = c= Dd Maks ot this : n of others w’ possess merit. 14¢-aw bei to all others. It isthe cheapest and most } reliable purgative ever offered. It has stood the test and gained an enviable re- putation wherever used. It is the only large size aperent that sells at 50 cents a vottle It-acts on the stomach, and bowels, with- out nausea, gripiug or any troublewhat- ever. Its taste is pleatant, its action is mild and it never fails. It releives sick headache, acid stomach and heartbdrn netantly. 14-20 There was a rousing railroad meeting at Rich Hiil last night. Judge Waters and Ger. Clark were present. Great enthusiasm pre- vailed. | close ot business, March, 11, 1882. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts, $82,247-29 Overdrafts, 274-93 U.S. Bonds to secure circula- tion, 50,000 ©O Due trom approved reserve agents, 39 364-37 Due trom other National Banks, Due from State Banks and Bankers, 1,030.60 Real estate, furniture, and fixtures, 1,670.22 Current expenses and taxes paid, 2,047.01 Checks and other cash items, 32362-40 Bills of other Banks, 4,063.00 Specie, 672-34 Legal tender notes, §,000.00 U. S. certificates of deposit Treas.,-(sper cent circulation,) 2,250.00 Total, $167,807.76 LIABILITUES. Capitat stock paid in, $50,000,00 | Uundivded profits, 4533-60 National Bank notes out- standing, 45,000.00 Individual deposits subject to check, 65,242.88 Time certificates of deposit, 3,032-25 Total. $167,807.76 BANK STATEMENT. | REPORT OF THE CONDITION «F | ‘There 1s a good prospect of a toun- Iry and machine shop in Butler, and perhaps two. We believe that two est blishments of that kind would do well Our implement men have sold thousands upon thousands ‘ot dollars worth of farming machine- ry to our farmers which are constant- ‘Times reporter happened at the | * | tombstone establishment of the Day “The Bates County National B at Butler, in the State ot Missouri at the close ot business, March, 188 Ibro.. this morning, and were absc- Int y surprised to find so much werk here. tated by in pe As has been . this firm was awarded the us bet RESOURSES. i : cor for the stone work on Loans and discounts, Waltons Opera hou » they Iv needing repairs which cannot be | Overdratts, > x ect es ies by black U.S. Bonds to secure circula- tcead in: done here, unless done by black- tion, 50,000.00! Pt t : toe stone | siniths who ate not prepared in a | Other Stocks, Bonds and the | great many instances to do the need- | Mortgages, 1,982-45 els farm) ed repairs, in consequence of which A | Due from approved reserve ind is in {the farmer is compelled tg send his f | Agents, roe 24,048.03 every particular, as ales machinery off to Kansas City or | Due trom other National Banks, 3,601.03 z 1 Z aie s : | Due trom State Banks and quarrymen, equa. ty the famous elsewhere to have it done. We have | Bankers, 535-19 Warrensburg stone. and they have only spoken of machinery in_ this Real estate Furniture and worked both kinds. Other workmen connection adjacent to Butler as fur- | Guneaeeen eeand taxe 14392-14 | who have compared the stone de- | nishing employment for two machine = ciel + . - Ere: r ‘ | _ paid. 2,330.64 | clare there is no difference, and if| shops We can now speak o: the | Checks and other cash items, 3,61 7-46 - oe eee, . Pp 2 t , ae hesi ies i any, 1t is in favor of the Butler qual- | foundry proper. We have no hesi- } Bills of other banks, 7,130.00 | 2) Be the But qu iy prer ‘ tancy in saying that in our judgment, which is concurred in by the best Fractional paper currency nickles ity. The Day Bro., are now excel- | { H s anoveore 39-70 | Iently equipped for contracting stone ieeal tender notes, ' work tor buildings of any kind. business men in our country, that no Redemption tund with U.S. i better location could be found any- | ‘Lhere stock of tombstones is yery | Treas., sper cent circulation, large and handsome. Many orig- where in Southwest Missouri. In i é migce aal Ne i Total, $377,823-€0 | inal and very peautitul designs are | addition to the trade that Butler alone LIABILITIES. lto be found in their yards. The | could turnish to a foundry, there is | eee oS ee owned firm has a wonderful trade extend- | * large and wealthy scope of country » 7 ‘i >; 7 oT Wh a H ierauated Bees ie 6,018.47 | ing over southwest Missouri and | dotted alee = papas ie Natt’! Bank notes outstan€ ing: 42,000.00 | kr ansas, which is increasin: with | cities such as ich Hill, Nevada, ind deposits subject eae foe = oe af . Appleton City and others, that would Due to other National Banks, 15,235.05 paouge — establishment of that ue to State Banks and = —— | = Lage in — We feel DBankers, W734-15 t eee confident that no hazard of toss e - = nder a decree ot partition of the | e 2 tf Notes and bills rediscounted, 24:976-93 sa ae és ae 1 aiear | would be incurred by tke proprietors es Asn BI aa Bills payabie, SNS Se e Cunningham land lying| 4; such __ establishments _ setting | § apse a pratt ln a east of the city a short distance, Mr. | them down in Butler. eT. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY, MO. Total, $377,823.60 | State of Missouri, 1S gi | AH. Wells of the firm of Wells & | Se eee pice i County ot ace 4 | Bennett, became the purchaser of |. Seekers After Health. i I, F. J. Tygard, Cashier ot the above nam- © ed Bank, do solemnly swear that the | above statement is true to the best of my j knowledge and beliet. i F. J. Tygard, Cashier. Subscribed and “sworn to before me this, 20th aay of March, 1882 A. Bremermann, Notary Public, | . é Unfortunates who are seeking to renew | Bridse Commussioner’s Notice. “3 | their health, are many. So often they! Notice is hereby given that the nnder- have been deceived by the advertisements | signed Bridge Commissioner for and in of worthless compounds, that many are | behalf ot Bates county, State of Missourt, discouraged, and refuses to believe any-| will on thing in the papers. Therefore, the best advertisement of a really good medicine Saturday sixteen acres at the sum of $400 cash. | ‘Yhe old Cunningham house and a} | lot of two acres of land were knocked | \off to Mr. John Divinney for the | sam of $305 cash, and another lot of | April 1st, 1882, + =. $2 t = gets a ca, sy ie land. A part of this estate, known | j, the reputation it has ‘gained in places at th: east front door of the Court House "IG.w. Miers, Directors- (as the ‘Thomas lot, was bought by ; where it is being sold. No other remedy | in the town of Butler, proceed to let the Attest. Ww. J Bard. ° i q iS = os | ever discovered has grown so rapidly in | fgllowing contract at public auction: One ‘ iy ane 2 Mr. Samuel Curry at the sum of! public favor as that true mepicinal tonic | bridge, complete, across Panther Creek i called rown’s Iron Bitters. In localities | near ‘Rockville, with stone abutments and of ere Sesiderate ould be, palatable { ASS Pk ee | where its extraordinary merits have be | iron superstructure. masonry and without losing its efficacy. This is the | Saeee <s ae: i come fully known and realized by those | super structure will be let separats. case with Prickly Ash Bitters, and being, The Palace received yesterday the who have been in ill-health, the sale is | contractor will be required to give bond ded as regards their cathartic proper- i = z bet d | unprecedented. One druggist in our | with approved security, The wu fee, they ie better adapted for general | finest writing desk that can be found’ | city reports the sale of 238 bottles in one | reserves the right to reject any and all use than any ether similar article. Al anywhere in the country. It was bras = indeed, a mpanerel: nee i gone) By Bay nan es trial will convince the most skeptical. H purchased in Cincinnati, at a cost of then peed gactiae. on pal ar a ES \ 15 ‘01 : ye ae ee ¢ t Rich Hill} strengthens eve: rt of the body, andj The services at the Christian | $177- sens Panes’ = strengthens Cy nipetite and digestion, | STRAY NOTICE. | will have one of the same kind. church are progressing finely. The! i cree tes shelves is almost ocean + Taken up by Joseph Harrold on Feb. . - 1 ~ iv man ir on 1 audience last night was tair and | : ; acontv Ls Read igo ceceat demeraeet 34, 2 ae Pgs - under- | great interest manifested. No ad-; In our issue of yesterday we pub: | ae a we uy Brown’s Iron Bitters, mec fa ‘on Feb. 13th png ae - ae ™ your hea is r from an fe ditions last evening. Elder J. K- | lished the report of the recent grand | sia pest ons re aE PET ley 4 a 8 socio are 2 —? , i Charles Lee, Dan They speak in the highest | 5; } 1882, at $25.00 b; y county officials. Northern Rose potatoes at Badgley’s & | berts and = Gipson’s. 256-6t - 16-1t * 13-3t Reid preached an able and instruct- | jury. ive sermon. The services will proba- ; terms of all our W. J. Woorery, J.P. | bly be continued during the week. } Their pra‘se is merited. J