The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 10, 1882, Page 8

ci es meee cee RSD Reese il oneuieensieiembeinennpcee tc eeeeeaie eee tneae LAS IAC ASN LOL LI LINN SENT I BATE TT LOCA ton Sunday, April 30. No clue has yet been found as to| who the thieves are who have com- mitted the recent depredations. The tront of Mr. Brough’s store | on the south side has recieved a new | hibited in Brtler Saturday. coat of paint. The tion. The wind Sunday blew down! ?!¥¢¢ sop @| making his future home. quite a number of trees in differen’ parts of the city. 5 The President respited, until July } 7th, Crow Dog, sentenced to death tor the murder of Spotted Tail. The body of Mrs. E. Bell, who | was drowned in Blackwater creek, at Harris’ mill, has been found. A partot the stock otf Kessler was sold Saturday by tbe constable. Bidding wzs not very lively and things brought low prices. The new building which Mr. Thompson has erected on the south side is completed and is now occupied as a barber shop. Messrs. Harry Bailey, of Har- risonyille, and Wummock, of Se- dalia, are now to be found in Fred Dorn’s barber shdp. A new electric lamp has heen put up at the northwest corner of the court house dome, the old one not having been a good one. The stock of Mannix Bros., of Rich H.ll, was auctioned off by the Sheriff Friday and Saturaay, in the Pace block. e Just walk along Academy street from Ohio street north, some warm day, and you will be convinced that there is a nuisance existing in that lo- cality. Do you hear? ‘ The meeting of the Hesperian Literary Society at the academy Fri- day was more than usually inter: esting. The society will hold a mock trial at their hall two weeks from last night. A prominent Republican ot this county dropped in the TimEs office to- day and paid his subscription with the remark. ‘Ihave taken the Times ever since it started, because it is the best paper in the county.”’ Right there! Mrs. Harper, who was tried in Clinton for the murder of her little step-son, was admitted to bail in the sum of $5,000, and was immediately returned to the asylum. Her trial willcome up again at the August term. Thieves went through ihe stores of Wilder & Finn, Thomas P. *Bates, aud Windsor & Shertt’s mer- | chant, tailoring establishment and carried off goods to the amount of $700 or $S8oo at Clinton last week. | Two young men supposed to be the thieves were arrested in Mont- | rose, and ware lodged in fail. Dr. | Z * i J. H. Britts residence was also bur- } glarized and $30 or $40 in many | and some other articles taken. | Very discouraging reports came | up from Henry county in regard to crops. The Democra#, Clinton, ha interviews with tarmers trom differ- | ent parts of the county and they all} with one accord tel! pretty near the | same story. The chintz-bug is) playing havoc with the wheat and | oats. A great many of the tar-/ } } mers having plowed up. their oats | and put the ground in corn, Robt. Massie has let the contract for the mason work of his fine brick business building‘o M. K. Martin, and work on same will be commenc- edatonce. Eldridge and Dean, of ; Butler, are making out the pians of | the building which is to be 28xtoo' feet, with solid French plate front Mr. Masste informs u$ that he thinks of making the building three stories high.—fRich Hill Gazette. Sarsaparilla. Be wise in time. tions are promptly equalled alternative. . bleed purifier, and a; nd strength. re- moved by th is the most po fountain ot heal It it 22-m Miss Ada A. Shull died in Clin- addition to the Laclede is being rapidly brought to comple- | | Florence Page, : Tathwell, ; Robert Peach. The young folks —Jno. T. Pigott, Esq-, of Boon- | ville, Mo., who has been in our city | on business, returned Friday. | pe Lee, the gentleman who is | agitatin.g the insane asylum propo- | sition, is in our city, and called at | the Times office. It is a | good show of its kind and deserves as | much success aS any ot them. —Dr. John Perrie, of Mount | Hope, Johnson county, Mo., has ar- din this city, which he intends | —Miss Florence Page, daughter of Ava E. Page., of Hudson town- ship, and a graduate of the Butler | Academy, is in the city visiting ner | friends. | —Mr. W. W. Hamilton, who has | been visiting his home in Kentucky |tor some time, returned Friday. He made the Times office a pleasant call. ‘ —Willie Brisco has become tired of the country and returned to his old position of boot-blacking at Fred Dorn’s barber shop. Willie knows how to ‘‘shine ’em up.’’ —Muss Florence Page, a former student and-graduate of the Acad- emy, visited Misses Lizzie Tathwell and Hattie Sherwood Friday and Saturday and returned yesterday to her home in Hudson township. —Dr. Kimball Hill, of Charlotte township, gave usa call, and will hereafter have the TEs sent to him at Eldorado Springs, where he has located for the purpose of practicing his profession. We wish him suc- cess. The Henry county Democrat and the Windsor Review are having a little fight inregard to dividing up the county printing. The Democrat seems to have the longest pole and will knock the ’simon. Sunday night as the family of Wm. Rinney, Esq., were returning from church, the carriage was ran off of of the bridge on Ohno street, by the horses shying, and Miss Jessie thrown out and painfully though not seriously injured. As the .Great New York Show was leaving town the Sheriff, with a search warrant and several deputies, halted them and proceeded to look for the gold watch which Mr. Park lost recently. It must be said to their credit, however, that nothing was tound to indicate any crooked- ness on their part, and, astar as the Times knows they have started off right toot torward by paying their bills, etc. One of the most pleasant events of | the season was the soiree given at | the residence of Prof. L. B. Allison ; Saturdav evening, in honor of Miss | Florence Page, of Hudson township. The tollowing ladies and gentlemen | were present: Misses Dora Atki- son, Lucy Craig. Alice Ludwick, Maggie Newton, Della McConnell. Hattie Sherwood, Lizzie Tathwell, Lena Telshaw and Jessie Yoakun:, and Messrs. Bruce, Gus. and Jno. Ludwick, Elmer Mc- Clure, Frank McConnell, Harry icConnelil, Geo. Risley, Link Geo. Williams and passed the time m the usual manner, with plays. songs, etc., proper hour, when they dispersed, leaving their kindest wishes and thanks to Prot. Allison and the young lady . hostesses, Misses Tath- weliand Crug. and carrying with them pleasant recollections of the event. until a struck the Goat onthe horn and broke it. Becom esought the ster, “Oh! most replied Goat, ‘m broken horn w ell the s should not utter a word. touder than words, whi edented po . esses, cures orte@a, pair back and falling womb ing and with girls ju: and inte wor ey throu: The Great New York Show ex-} L NEWS Which Explains Itself. Esq., of thiscity. A railroad cannot |} be built in a day, neither can the ar- it be consummated instantaneously. | conception and we must tience. Itis true that we will all who will steer the enterprise into smooth waters, when it will then be easy sailing until we reach the har- bor of success. the people of Butler and Bates county of the great advantage to be derived by this new railroad. Every man is fully aware that it will en- in the city and county. Therefore, we say to every man who has the welltare ot the of the county atheart to hitch himself in the harness and let us all pull together for the one great end, and our reward will come by.and by. We want no drones, or fossils, bees make the honey. Judge Walters will soon be here and we-want to see him greeted with success as far as we are called upon to contribute to the same. His message above mentiozed is as tol- lows: New York, May 6, 1882. J. L. Pace, Esa., Butler, Mo., . Dear Sir: I presume you are wondering what keeps me so long away. Ihave had a good deal to do since I saw you. I expect to re- turn home next week, when UT will proceed with the taking of right of way and aid. Be of good cheer! Yours truly, B. J. WaLTERs. Improvement Notes. Dr.Osborne’s stone business house, on the west side, is up to the second story. Lashbrooke’s and Levy’s new dwelling houses are about complet- ed. Dr. Betz’ addition and improye- ments to his residence are being pushed forward. The residence buildings of Mr. Darah, in West Butler, are about completed. The brick business buildings of the Cassity Bros. and Fred Evans, on North Main, street are up to the second story. Mr. Cox’s dweliing in West But- ler is about completed. The carriage factory of Catterlin and Legg is about finished. They have not waited but have two car- riages ready tor the paint shop now. The toundation of the bus- iness building on North Main street is completed and work will soon commence on the rest of the struct- ure. new Work is being pushed rapidly for- ward on the new opera house. Something cf its importance can now be realized by our people. New fences. out-buildings and other improvements are being made all the time and are too numerons for specific mention. General im- provement is the order of the day i Let the good work go on! - eee School Report. | School district No. 3. Deer Creek j township, for the montb ending May 5, 1882. 5 Soholars enroled, male 21, temale ; ih botnet “Gone cece: aac 23. total 44, average attendance du- } ot pupils’ who have at- lar during the month. FEMALE. Bettic Wooilerv, Ela Temmons. Roxy Woolery. Elsie Cummins. Carrie Simpson, Estie Spaun, Leona Dunham, Cora Lentz, Edna Brown. in connection with t I desire to tender my cere thanks to the pat- tens of the scheol, who have mani- fested so much mterest in its pro- L. W. Putmax. Teacher. gress. THE HAILBROAD IS COMING! A Letter From Judge Waters | Racine. Wisconsin. on Fire.—Im- i The letter below published was} received to-day by Mr. J. L. Pace. ; rangements for commencing to build | There is a vast amount o/ labor con- | nected with a railroad from its very | have pa-| } hope that the fire may be stopped at | grow anxious and resfless, but in| this case there is a man at the wheel ; It is useiess for us to try to impress | | the inside works—bolts springs and | that small space and ground these : incredible; but all of them. like + sapped, order for 5cts. HUGE FIRE. ! mense Loss, Probably inte the Millions. eral offices burned contents. The company’s loss estimated at at least $250,000. The : streets are full of furniture and goods of every description. Kelly, Weeks & Co’s. loss is $125,000. The wind has lulled somewhat and there is 1s | Fourth street. It has not crossed the river yet, and so far the large manu- } tacteries are untouched. Something | like fifteen acres are so tar burned over. The loss is estimated at from ; one to three millions. No figures _ can be given as to insurance. | Authyr’s Democratic Future. | ae i Reports have it that Arthur will soon lead to the alter Mrs. Craig Wadsworth, of Washington City. hance the value of his prdperty both 1A Washington letter says of the} c | lady: | She married the wealthy son of the | late General Wadsworth, of New ; York, who died a year since, leav- | ing her the mothe: of two children, | with a larse tortune. She keeps house on Massachusetts Avenue, and has been the most noticed wom- an in society duringthe past season. | She is tall, gracetui, a bruuette, and the owner of a magnificent, set. of | diamonds, while her dresses are made in Paris but entre nous, she is a Bourbon Democrat. Mr. Arthur is anxious for the nup‘tal ceremonies right away, bu it is uuderstood that his Cabinet ad- vises postponement until after Guit- eau’s is hung, orhis case is otherwise disposed of. To have the wedding take place while the assassin is alive and kicking would be certain to have mingled with the report of the event the declaration ot the murder- er ot Garfield: I made Arthur to harmonize the Republican party.’’ Money fora Rainy Day. For six years my daughter was sick from kidney and other disorders, We had used up our savings on doctors, when our dominie advised us to try Parker’s Ginger tonic. Four bottles ettected a eure, and asa doler's worth has kepi our tamily well over Zyear, we have been able to lay by-money tor arainy day,’”’— A Poor Man’s Wite. 22-1m We notice quite a number of fine canvass awnings around town. That is what is wanted. They are much more showy, tastetul and safe than wooden porches and give the place a city-like appearance. Let’s haye more canvass awni ngs. Butler should take warning again by the example this time ot Nevada. When we see the Palace hotel and the north side a pile of ‘ruins, or perchance the east side again a_bar- ren waste or the west or south sides swallowed up by terrible flames, then will we wish we had taken warn- ing provided the gency. Butler needs a tre engine and must have it. and for emer- This 1s atrue story, as we can testify: AsCapt. Miller’s residence | stood before the tornado, there was a door in the partition between two upper story rooms. ‘The house was | reduced to tragments and scattered | in every direction. In the process | of gathering up such of the material | as he could find, the Captain came } to this door, blown sixty or seventy j teet away. The dooritself was sound and uninjured; but on taking hold of the knob in the lock, he found that it turned clear around in either direction, and a closer examination showed that while the case of the lock remained in its place and intact, ae HENRY A, McGINDLEY, Ae Al LAW, Butler erson City, and in the Supreme court at | Jetterson City, nio-tt LASHBROOK. ASHR OOK & SMITH, Attorn at 4taw utler, Mo. Will practice in | the courts of Bates and adjoining coun- | ties, Collections promptly attended to j and ses Paid tor Non-residents. | Office, front room over Bates county Na- | tional Bank. nz tf. Ss. B. THOS, J. SMITH. * C. HOLCOM, Attorney at law, Ss. Office with Wm. Page, over Bank. i Butler Missouri. n22m. | FDARKINSON & AERNA THY, Attor- Law, Butler, Mo. Office west | side of the sauare 22 i — | A HENRY, Attorney at Law, Butler, ; 2X. Mo. Will attend to cases in any court of record in Missouri, and do gener- al collecting business. A. RIGGS, Attorney at Law and e« Notary Public. Office in Probate Court room. y O. JACKSON, attorney at law, e Butler, Mo., office over F, M. i\ | Crumly’s, Drug house oa West side | 261-17-tf } OHN 8S. &S. P, FRANCISCO, Attor- neys at Law, Butler, Mo., will prac- tice in the courts of Bates and adjoining counties. Prompt attention given to col- lections. Office over Hahn & Co.’s hard- ware store. 79 L. BROWN. T. HITER CROCKETT. ROWN & CROCKETT, Attorneys at Law and Insurance Agents, Rich Hill Mo. Collections a specialty. Office on sixth street, under City Hall. CLAY TUTT, Attorney at Law e Butler, Mo. Special “attention given to Probate business Physicians. OHN PERRIE, M.D. Physician and Obstetrician, Butler, fo. Office and residence, house lately occupied by T. Graves, near East district shool. eterence, Dr L. M. Wright 22—297 M. CHRISTY, M. D., Homoepathic ePhysician and surgeon, Special at- tention given to female diseases, Butler Mo. Office, North side uare over Hahn & Co’s. Residence, Oho street, 4 doors west ot Wyatt & Boyd’s lumber yard. 15-tf D. WOOD, Physician and Surgeon, e Butler, Mo. Office over Aaron Hart’s store. T C. BOULWARE, Physician and e Surgeon. Office north side square, Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil- ren a specialty. A. BATHURST, Physician. Altona Mo. Will attend promptly to all pro tessional calls. 13-tf veringham, M.D E, L, Rice M, D, Residence east of sqr, with J, C, Clark, EVERINGHAM & RICE. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS, Having forined a copartnership tor the practice of medicine and surgery, tender their services to the citizens of Butler and surrounding country, OFFICE west side of square 1st door north of Olive House. Calls attended to at all hours, day or night, both in the city and. country. 241 14 Residence west side North Main street S. KELSO, M. D, Physician and ; e Surgeon. Office first door over Post office Butler Mo. 220- 12-tf Miscellaneoan, pee e RO | L CULBERTSON, Real Estate Agent, je Rich Hill Mo., P.O. Box 342. Cor- respondence solicited. no 41-tf. D V. BROWN, Judge ot Probate, But- e ler Mo. Will draw and acknowledge deeds, contracts, leases and all papers re- quiring the acknowledgment or jurat of a clerk of a court of record. bad been taken out to the last} ge by the torce, whatever it was, | h.destroyed the house. How it | was done—-what elements got into i all i works to such minute atoms that | they could be blown clear out—we i can not tell; we leave it for the big | and httle philosophers to chaw on. ! This is only one of the multitude of | amazing effects wrought by the ter- | tific blast which overwhelmed the | city. In cold type the stories appear | this | one, arc here to show fer selves.—[ Brownsville Herald. them- | Lei’s Dandelion T. persistently in smafl doses after m will effect a speedy and permanent re-} In any case it. will afford great retiet and can do no possible harm try it. A bottle costs but $1 all drugsists. reiore Begaert bo: tumblers at the Kessler sale make them tull of the finest Gu | county in all branches of Plastering, in- | location. Apply at this office. $3085 week can be made in any io- | tt cality, Something entirely new | I i { tor agents, $5 outfit free, G, W, INGRAM & Co, Boston, Mass, Sf WILLIAMS, ; Plain and Ornamental Plasterer. Onters his services to the citizens of Bates cluding Kalsomining; etc. He has had a large experience, and guarantees entire satisfaction. 56tt VOR SALE—A neat one story nouse of three rooms, well painted, new picket fence, pavements and stable, on! corner lot in northwest part of En-/ guire ot McFarland Bros. £ Splendid | 203-1, + addition, on Ohio street. Office east side of square, Edwards’ | block. Will practice in all the courts of | Bates and adjoining counties, in the Uni- | ted States courts at Kansas City and Jeff- Chicago, May 6.—The Morning | News special says the Chicago; Mil- waukee and St. Paul Railroad gen- | with all their! old stand of M. S. Cownes & © ;and cordially invite every body & CASH HOUS. -—Or— SV 0) P MEY A.S.Martin & tiers in Stapic and Paney Dry Goods, Notions, Miilinery, Ladies Furnishing Govode, Cloaks, Sut Carpets, Groceries and Queens ware ° all kinds of Country Produce ‘a We buy entirely for Spot Cash and defy ali competition on same ~ visit usand save money by 50 doing Ae SB. Martin AT