The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 14, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL NEW There are at present ‘cleven bus- iness houses and thirteen residences in process of erection in Butler. The Nichols & Shepherd engines and threshers and the very best ket. Wehave them. Hahn & Co. Prof. Hahn makes the air resound ; with music trom the his triple-sil- ver plated, gold mounted cornet. Come and see the Wood’s twine binder | and harvester before buying. It will pa you. * Hahn & Co- The Greenback paper started at Kich Hill instead of But- ler, so we are reliably informed. ce will be Monegaw Springs hotel will be opened up to the public next Mon- day, witha Mr. J. J. Spencer in charge. Prof. Starr has been re-engaged by the school board for the session of our schools. This will give universal satistaction to our people. Mr. Isaac Fowler lett a bunch of wheat in the Times office on day last which measured five and one halt feet in he.ght. Who can beat it? Now 1s the time of the vear when New York goes to Long Island; Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., to Cape May; Chicago to Saratoga; | St. Louis to Lake Minentonka and Butler to Monegaw. We have piles of goods in our line to sell at very low figures, such as locks, butts, tools, knives, pistols, shears, iron waze, wooden ware, wringers, O. K. ci- gars, etc. Hahn & Co. Gazette: Elder O. Spencer, of Butler, 1s preparing to erect a fine residence and barn on his farm ad- joining the city on the northeast. When the buildings are completed the elder will become a resident of Rich Hill. We will guarantee the McCormack har- vester and mowing machines to be first- class in every particular and to give satis- faction. Hahn & Co. The Republican Executive Cem- mittee met at the hall Saturday and chose the second Saturday in July as the day for holding the township elections for the members of the new committee, which will meet in But- ler on the third Saturday in July. The whole front ot the opera house, on both Dakota and Delaware streets, will be of pressed brick—laid in white mortar—and plate glass. Mr Thompson’s building will be put upin the same style. That’s something nice. The old Butler band is getting | some fine been in the now and there is no The boys have business a long while written music. music which is adapted to their mentation, that they are tackle. afraid A gentleman who this morning handed us a bunch of wheat which he plucked trom the field of Strauther Badgley as he passed by. -It is well-matured and is safe from the bugs and rust. It will probably make bushels to the acre. v in And now it comes to ®pass_ that Frank James was not in the latest bank robbery, at Brookfield. This is exceedingly detracting from the | James reputation. But then, Frank, the male surviver of the heirs, wants apardon, and it would not have done for him to have participated in the Brookfield job. ‘Lhrough the exertions of the the Shakespere Society, Prof. W. ‘W. Came a pupil’ of the celebra- ted James E. Murdock, has been prevailed upon to give a reading in i our city about June zoth Prof. Carnes is highly recommended by the pressof the country as well as personal recommendations from such distinguished personages as Gov. St. John of Kansas City, Hon. Geo. | R. Wendling, James E. Murdock, | Rr. Laws, President of Missoun State University, Rev. W. K. Mar- shallof St. Louis, and other promi-. This willbe a rare; nent people. Another Lot Of cheap hats just opened at the Factory i in the mar- | Co. mean just what they say in this ; next | Fri- | instru- | town | twenty-five I Attention is directed to the very | large advertisement of Sam’! Levy & Co. in this week’s Tres. firms has a faculty of putting itself be- fore the public such a | manner that it always counts big in | money in return. of place for us to say that Levy & paper. Reader, it wil be to your interestto read their page. Sometimes a little assistance at the | ystem to throw | right time will enable the s) | offan attack which might otherwise re- | suit in serious | should always be kept at hand, promptly taken tor the re: f ments, betore they diseases. sickness. to the horse st and C: B. Lewis in reference between he ; Butler. letter because itis nothing but a per- sonal attack and abuse on Mr. Lewis, but if Mr. James desires the | Times to insertion 1 any time. pleased to favor him Six pills at once. | such disgusting medicines. Discard your | pills and send for a bottle of Bailey’s Saline Aperient. ing and warranted to give satisfaction. 28-2t some information about the new G. B. paper that is to be in Butler, that we did not know: Mr. R. B. Crossman, late of the Mt. Olive Star, St. Louis county, and as fine a man and perfect gentle- man as there is inthe state will be the publisher of the new Greenback daily and weekly paper at Butler. Maj. McGindley will be the editor. It will be run by a stock company, $12,000 having been subscribed in Bates. Vernon, Henry and Cass counties for that purpose and it is given out that the paper will be a regular “ring tail snorter.’’ A Kiss by moonlight.—The Spanish student Victorian became desperately enamored with the personal beauty and Prosperino, daughter et the king ot Na- ples. He frequently scaled the wall at night in order to steal a kiss by moon- light while the pale moonbeams were playing upon her chiseled teatures, and at one time in rapturous ecstasy he asked, “What has made thee so beautiful?’ | Was such a question propounded to our } prettiest women these modern times, the reply would be, “I simply use English Female Bitters, which cures all aches and pains.”’ It is the only known female beautifier and tonic for married and single. 28-2 Speaking of the lecture of Dr. Riches, at Sedalia, the other life of Jesse James and even- ing on the companid by the | dren, the Bazoo says widow ot the audi- ence: When the lecture wee thirty people this number was increased tot seven before j audience was | newspaper me two ushers, one fir : three ladies, one coon, | date for congress and the rest white jmen. The ladies retired when i lecture was about half through. Be Sure to Price } began, there presen conciusion. ot its composed four four eman, two one The goods at the Factorv Store. ; The amount of Buckeye machines be- | ing loaded daily, tells the farmers which machine to buy. Our second car will ar- rive in a tew days; give your order at once if you want to be safe. 2s ©. S. Wheeler & Co. We are head quarters on fruit jars. Get our prices before _buying- 28 S. Wheeler & Co. Farmers, on keg syrup, fish, salt, sugar {| and coffee, we are offering immense bar- j gains. Call and eee us. 28 «.S. Wheeler & Co. Breakfast bacon, hams, shoulders, sides ; and lard at bottom prices at 28 ©. S. Wheeler & Co's, | dried beet and maple sugar at | 28 C. S. Wheeler & Co’s. | Grange Picnic. | ‘There will be a picnic and public speak- ing vy brotherG B. DeBernardi, the ' Grange lecturer, at Lone Oak hall on i Saturday, june 24th, at 10 o'clock a. m. | | Good music and other exercises wiil be the order of the day. Everyboay cordial- ly invited 28-2 By order of Committee. Call Ear‘y! At the Factory Stere, 2s those 1oc bunt- i ings and 614c lawns are abeut out. It will‘not be out | Ayer’s Pills | and | rtail-! become tormidable ! The Times is in receipt of a let-} ter from John James, ot Austin, | ing | of { We decline to publish the } a card bearing } | properly upon the case, we shall be | What a dose to enter | a delicate stomach! Nonsense. There is | nouse in cramming your stomach with | Itis cheap. never fail- | The Springfield Sx gives us | i} chil- | policemen, | boys, | candi- | the Barrel pickles, home made cheese, This | forcible | Cases. etallic Parlor Suits pss eee latest styles and a mplete stock of LOUNGES, EASY CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, Chairs, 15 of Rock BRACKETS, PICTURES, Baby Carriages, Safes, Cribs, &c., &c. Suits —— Ss}Oy[Seo 2 suo | JEWETT & BREMERMANN. East Side Public Sauare A chew of Happy Thought is economy. | 14-3m | To the People. When in Butler, always call «n Gus. Bennert onthe south side and get your meals. His restaurant can’t be beat. Genuine pure sugar syrup at Cc. S- Wheeler & Co’s, also keep corn syrup. eae Go te Wheeler’s for choice fish in all shapes. ——————— More sugar and coffee for s1,00 at Wheeler’s than any other house in town. The celebrated Mitchell wagon for sale at C, S, Wheeler & Co's. oe ee It you want a good spring wagon, bug- | by, pheaten or anything in the vehicle line go and see Wheeler. We are headquarters on anything in the | ing free. grocery, nardware or Implement line. Calland see us before buying. C. S. | Wheeler & Co. | C.S. Wheelor & Co. pay the highest market price for country produce. For first-class work and first-class tin- | ware give me a call ! 13-28-1t 3-28 JE Harper I willmake it to anyones advantage who wants anything in my line to give | me aca!l 13-28-1t J E Harper Tin Work. I am now prepared to do all kinds of | work in the tin line on short notice. 13-28 It J. E. Harper, South side square, Butler, Mo. The public has long since awarded to | Ayer’s Hair Vigor the foremost place ; | among reliable Hair Restoratives. It is | | effectual, agreeable and absolutely harm- | | less. It makes the hair tresh and luxu- | i rant, and old age scarce and unfashion- | | able. | ' sale Monday, June Money for a Rainy Day. | For six years my daughter was sick from kidney and other disorders, We | had used up our sayings on doctors, when j our dominie advised us to try Parker’s Ginger tonic. Four bottles ettected a cure, and as a dollar’s worth has kepi our tamily well over a yeur, we have been able to lay by money tor arainy day,’’— A Poor Man’s Wite. 22-1m Bates County Stock Sale Column. Butler, at} Regular stock sales at third Monday in every month, sale yard. T. G. Houston, Supt. Charges for selling: Horses and mules ver head 50c; thoroughbred cattle per head 50c; cattle per head 25c; sheep and hogs §c. Where there is no sale, half price. Yard- NOTICE. Parties wishing to purchase stock ef any description, or having stock | they desire to sell at aboye sales, can | inform the agent by mail or person- ally, stock wanted or for sale, and it will be advertised in this colunin free of charge. j. W. Riley, Agent. Office at Riley & Dickey’s livery stable, west Dakotah street. Next Igth, at 10 o’ciock. WANTED. One pair of light driving horses or | good ponies. Three span 15 hand mules. FOR SALE. One short horn bull, 2 years old- One fresh milch cow and calf. Two yearling steers. Those troublesome diseases peculiar to women are caused by a relaxed and flab- by condition of the muscular system. If the constitution has not been completety sapped, Lei’s Dandelion Tonic, taken The Climax Bed Spring i persistently in small doses after meals, Manufactured by Cruzan & Madden, } Butler, Mo. ‘to whom it may concern, | i We the undersigned citizens ot Butler | after having fairly tested.the merits of the above named bed springs, do most cheer- tully recommend them to parties desir- ing a good bed spring, believéing they have fully sustained théir claims. A. Duncan, LL. H. Renick. J. £. Keller, “Chas. Denney, W..T. Heath, J. M. Steele. ee McFarland. W F Maddy im S J H Sixcon John Caven J M Catterlin As a puregative medicine tor billious- | Mess and constipation, Bailey's Saline ; Aperient is miking rapid advances to the | | front. 26-2t, At certain seasons ot the year nearly every person suffers to a greater or less exetnt from impurity of the biood, bil- | jiousness. &c., &c. This should be reme- | died as soon ax discovered, otherwise | serious results may follow. Sherman’s i “Prickly Ash Bitters” will effectually re- | move all taint ot disease and restore you | j to health. Jani to July 1. i will effect a speedy and permanent cure- In any case it will afford great relief and can de no possible harm; therefore try it. Abottlecosts but $1 obtained at all druggists. Dr. T. C. Thoinpson, of the firm of Thempsom, George & Co, wholesale druggists, Galveston, Texas, say that to his own fersona! knowledge Englisn Fe- male sitters is a most wondertul medi- cine for the cure ot chronic female com- plaints. He knew ot a case in Galveston, considered almost harmless, which resis- | ted all medical aid from the pretession. She was induced to try the Bitters and commenced improving a once, and was finally entirely cured by their use. Sim- ilar cases are recorded all over the coun- try and no temale afflicted with any dis- ezse peculiar to her sex, should fail to use them As a uterine tonic and fe- male regulator it has no equal, for mar- | ried and single. 26-2t To the Lowest and Best Bidder. I wish to let to the lowest and best bidder the contract per acre tor mowing } and putting up 600acre-of hay, mostly tame grass. Address me at Butler. ; a7-2t B. B. Bigstaff. | | acres, more or a) | ing deseribed Real E | from the obstructions, Trustee’s Sale. \ HEREAS, Wu... Gutridge and Ma- ry M. Gutridge, his wife by their Deed of Trust, dated April 12th 1880, and recorded in the Recorder’s office in Bates county, Missouri, in Book No. 16, at page 557, conveyed to the undersigned Trus- tee, to secure the payment of the note in said Deed ot Trust tully described, the tollowing described real estate, situated in Bates county, Missouri, viz: The southeast quarter of the southwest quar- ter and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section twelve and the northeast quarter of the northwest quar- ter and the northwest of the northeast quarter of section thirteen, all in town- ship forty of a thirty, containing 160 less, and, whereas, said note is past due and unpaid. Now, theretore, at the request of the legal holder ot said note and by vir- tue of the authority in me vested by said Deed of Trust, I will as Trustee afore- said sell said real estate at the Last door of the Court House in the city of Butler, in said Bates county on Thursday, June 22, 1882. | between the hours of nine o’clock in the | forenoon and five o’ciock in the afternoon | of that day, to the highest bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said note, interest and costs. F. J. Tygard, EA (25-4t.) Trustee. Trustee’s Sate. 7 HEREAS, M. Eachus Mary Lewi CASH HOUSE —OFrF— 0) 9 MALY SV and | chus, his wife, by their Deed | of Trust, dated November 3rd, 1879, and | conveyed to the unders | recorded inthe Recorder's orfice in Bates | | county, Mo., in book No. 17, at page 519, igned Trustee to ¢ secure the payment ot the note in said | Deed of Trust, fully described the follow- state situated in Bates county, Mo,, viz: The southeast quarter and the south half of the north- east quarter and the south halt of the south half of Lot two, of the south-west, der ot said note and by virtue of the au- thority in me vested by said Deed of ‘Trust, I, will as Trustee, atoresaid, sell said real estate at the east front door of the court house in the city ot Butler, in said Bates county, on Thursday, June 22nd, 1882. between the hours ot nine o’clock in the forenoon and five o’clock in the after- noon of that day, tothe highest bidder, for cash in hand, to satisty said note, interest and costs. F. J. TyGarp, 25-4t. Trustee. Unnatural Obstructions.—Certain tun- damental laws of nature are demanded by the human organism. As life re- quires constantand regular action, there is neccessarily a continual wearing out ot material and a corresponding accu- mulation of effete matter, which must be thrown off through the different chanels of the system. This is absolutely nec- cessary to a healthful action of the hu- Now, | man machine; but should the channels ! of egress becmoe obstructed, or vlocked | up, disease and suffering would be the | legitimate result. Nearly all females, married or single, at stated times suffer | leading to head- leuchorrhoea, loss of appetite, hysteria, prolapsus, loss of color, prostra- tion, emaciationetc. There is one rem edy which will cure this condition of fe- male lite, known as English Female Bit- ters, the grand triumph asa temale reg- ulator 26-2t ache, A.S.Martin & Coq quarte:, all in section eighteen, township | | fortv-one of range thirty, containing in | ; all 260 acres more or less, and whereas, | | said note is past due and unpaid. | therefore, at the request ot the legal hol- ttlers in Staple and Faocy Dy Furnishing Goods, Cloaks, 5 Carpets, Groeersex und Queens wart ‘ all kinds of Country Produce wanted. and defy ali competition on quality of goods. We sre old stand of M. S. Cowtes & | and cordially invite every body i | Sisit us aad pave money by 594