The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 26, 1882, Page 7

LOCAL NEWS|! Cireuit Court Proceedings. MORE IN DETAIL. :KIDNEY-WORT: — | Peckt roy ear. rom, = eckhams vs. Keller. i 5 7 5} Mr. E. K. Carnes lost ellgeeenetoe pe From the Ramages of Last Weeks HAS BEEN PROVED mercer parm from his we Ss : ees Hail Storm. E} KIDNEY DISEASE that will not Dacken the & ute | S. H. Geisel vs. E. E. Switt et al i bg teeth, s0 characteristic of ys room oyer McClinto Pen Ese : 7 BurpETTE, Mo., July 17. ’S2 3 cece lame back or disontered urine indi. NTLEMEN: 1 De. Sy pre eereparations. z 10010n for d of judgment and |} ye cum? THEN ge =e : ey nd the depot. The finder wi EE Se : pre ore Wire thoucht HESITATE; use Kidney-Wort at once, (drug Inox gaty Sve year (a ms pe t9 eifetho results that Drtissten's Fi ! new trial fle , e thought gists recommend it)and it will speedily over! ere oats this peeriess remedy Temgseases, Dyspepsia, and an im- fberally Trew arded by deliveri | Aas people cf Bates county, to} a a Lene henrs s able remedy. I; baiied sore of our most Sevag icles have 7 Suelded to this great a Se me to him. | a 1 a true s nent in i adics-.- as DE. Viitos Tord [3 ncceediy in my pmaaices a made. pn fact, such a compound e | or contin the = ¥|and weaknesses, Kidney-Wortis DIL THA Lovrs. AMUEL = 7 ae : oe c Sues sustained b [set will act promptly and safely, oe 106 W ast Avenue. Judge rown uesday evening & Allen vs ip of this section of Eero incontinence, retention of urine, ned the golden cord which binds 1 t x 6 per cent, | SWEPt by the hail stor eae ay eee : is d he rith inst. T Mr. A. Burke and Miss May Tracy 3 : » A us between the hours of her fo orforworse. Both irk 2 me : ® together for better orworse. Both : — : P.M. its course was tron MANUFACTURED BY THE DR. HARTER M parties are from Rich Hill. We ex-j H. Despain, j to Sout st. It wast EDICINE CO., 213 N, MAIN ST. tend congratul: ations and wish the 5 EEDA rific ha storm I ever i — Es ied young people unalloyed happmess 1cy vs. Mo. Pac. Ry. ie there were no lives lost 1 | Bates County Stock Sale Column. SIMS 7 their natural lives Co. continued at cost cf defendant. ae Z following names with Josses| Xegular stock = a eHae 9 a ales Ru aeons Con ae) 0A aa lowing names with losse ae tock at Butler, ’ » Eldridge & Dean have taken the | E 1: : sus -d will help you te some | third Monday in every month, at I gl on—In oO ement f S ra 2 ye S ng act to build the earpiece ee agleton terlocutory judgment | idea of the ravages of the storm. | sale yard. Pr Bat AND AND I OAN Talmage House, at Rich Hill. Of atesusk Missouen waniGieo. AAkese. bs e one wa ee capen by the os | © Pa ce nee oe Supt. ™ . “ : i 558 es ; ‘ . Sammon and Tho ve , sons s es at a meeting held in es tor selling: orses anc course the workman at the Infant Aas i a me hos Cannon | Dixie school house tor that purpose: | mules per head 50¢: thoroughbred BROOK @& can not compete with such a strong pai Rea he cattle per head 5oc; cattle per head - We firm as these gentlemen make, orace Stone et alvs. Jas Maxwell | 25c: sheep and hogs sc. Where eae ci : —fined. there is nosale, half price. Yard- be ’ . The supper given by the new cor- J. S. Nave vs. Mo. Pac. Ry. Co., \ ia ing tree. : XamimMe rs of Land I itles net band Tuesday eve. in the Cassity | judgment for plaintiff for $50 and H ep ores , ee TICK. : as n Parties s. aoe ses j 1 * i block on north Main street was a | defendant for cost. JW. Feely ee a ription ee eee ne toc And also represent he most rehable Foreign and American decided succ A large number Wm. Heiss vs. Mo. Pac. Ry. Co , | 5 Feely th to sell at aboye sale a of persons were present and amidst | judgment for plaintiff for $62.00 and | AB slackmon 35 nt by mail or person- nsurance Companies music, dancing and a splendid sup- | for defendant for cost. B OE 5 ally, ed or for sale, and it | b er, passed the evening very pleas- ape ke : oes Sam’l. Simpson so. beans 55 will be advertised in this column They make a specialty of sately investing money on improved farms per. P g yk . D. E. Edwards, et al aus. Sled | thomas Simpson 30 as free of charge. 1 me antly. The two bands combined case submitted to court. 1c Séhaker > a J. W. Riley, Agent. = = meee makes a loud band, at least the music 7 David Sloan = Office at R & Dictkey’s livery | BUT LER Ha BD sounded pretty joud in the hall. Called Meeung. E B McQueen 7 37__ | Stable. west Dakotah street. N a4 E m tt ’ hould Some of the substantial business | R R Roberts 10 16 sale Monday, July 17th, at 10 | a ee 13 Hs county as WET men of Butler met at Evans’ hall wos 20 43 o’ciock. H as ie S . i oe at Tuesday evening pursuaat to al me ee F 3 20 20 WANTED. | 4 ‘ ly e 2 27 > S = a Smit 5 ss ~ ~ ha or ne Ae 10 8t: z he politi- | tg take steps to help those people : aes i = — 2 : 5 | BUTLER, MO. calissues of the day will be thor-| \1, were left in destitute circus [RR GSES = So a : i “re s aesiu e circum- y cCrea "a — oughly discussed and shown up from } ctances by the storm Tuesday of last JM esis . ze a5 the different stand-points. It wilibe } oo. Sate Peed i Jamies ced ve 3° | Authorized Capitai, S200.000 % Z ee : week. Meeting was called to order | R N Feely 55 ¢m i EWIS HOFF MAN aglorious day for the candidates to by Judge D. V. Brown; Wm. Page JBWrght 60 Capital Paid up 50,000 : get in their work onthe horny hand- | Se eee z 5 GW M Eerguson 16 57 (Successor to) : i was elected chairman and Wm. - 7‘ af e ed son of the soil, and there will be | Rotby. secretary. Moti a & JH Miller 21 24 BOOKER POW 2 President S. HIRSCH & CO. olby, secretary. Motion was made | jw 4 de = Tw.c ; | plenty of refreshments for the | ¢, y - a Aleyander 55 85 | T.W. CHILDS e President. | ; : 3 that an executive committee of seven | Lafayette Allen iS 8 Wn. E. WALTON,......------ Cashier. | Southeast corner of the square, wit physical man as well as the intellect- | pe appointed by the chair, whose | Daniel Cawthorn x ‘ <3 c.C. DUKE, TlAssit Cashier | Pay the lighest price in CASH for ale ~ ; ie | HIDES, WOOL. ual feast indulged in There will duty it shall be to find out those per- Chamber Bro’s 60 65 | PELTS. ' be extra trains run from Rich Hill d ‘ Balden & Rick = wh ALLOW, i se 2 sons who need assistance ‘and take 2 Sek oe 65 ATHERS, RAGS, and Ft. Scott to suit the convenience J P Riley 60 20 DIRECTORS ig J 5. ‘ proper steps to alleviate their suffer- |, p w Don't forget the place, ( Southn ofall wishing to attend from those ]ing, Motio' ted De iol ace 35 - : ie rof the «quare.) Spot CASH places, and-also reduced rates or all & mearried and the fol-| A Anderson 23 52 The boss livery man of Bates ubling. ae ee ee ee ye m lowing gentlemen were appointed: | J H Green 3 ae county hms removed his splendid Dr. T. C. Boulware, C, H, Dutche. | gees y "© | Judge Brown, chairman, Wm. Patty, | C © Johnson 35 20 rites as soban Ellis, pe ites a occasion. — WwW . e 3 =a udge J. Su ens, A Humphrey ef ee eee Meee Ee [ice s . s |Kivery Stock)? ice’ sce | Od © The case which. has atttacted }]W. E. Walton, F. ¥. Tygard and J VShett se ake A L, Mebride, | <« > ° SS ay . ae a ey - ee ae elton 35 a5 . olte. i most attention this term of court is| Jno. Divinney. Meeting adjourned. J H Stoan He Wa interthe Judge Booker Powell, Ws, E, Walton, | < XY e& cS that of the State vs. Geo. Cave, cole] The chairman, Judge Brown, | T Wade 15 40 - | wW &' & So ored, for perjury. The jury found | called a mecting of the executive | A Zimmetman 22 2 BRICK STABLE Receives Deposits subject to check at > § a true bill against him and sent him | committee at his office at o’clock, | Talbo-t ro’s 22 25 sight, Loans money, buys and sells ex-} FOR CHILLS AND FEVER 8 + < = > change, and does a general banking bus- | aN ASmes to the penitentiary for seven yearsg | when the tollowing sub-committees J Wilkerson 15 so tormerly oecupied by Nave & Wain meee Y e e | oe ae . . a 4 7; a = - This negro, either for the sake of | were appointed to take on subscrip- Rod aiero is oes 15 __| scott, on North Main street, where | Malarlal Poisoning reward or for other motives, de- | tion money, wheat, oats, etc., as do- Total - - - 1,180 1,751 he w iW be always ready to meet the ' OF THE BLOOD. : etree hm : ; ; 2 5 orrespondents liberately swore the charge ot arson | nations or loans and to find out, in Several houses were moved more | demands of the pubiic for Cc P 2 ! A Warranted Cure. y : are = 1 against a respectible citizen, Mr. | the respective tow nships to which } 9 less, one unroofed, Methodist Merchants’ National Bank, neas City; Price, $1.00. Ads meeting house blown down. Most Valley National Bank, -- azOulSs \ (27 vos cars bY att pavesrere 28 John Bybee. Atter a preliminary} they are appointed, those parties oe iRonbese named persons ay Donell, Lawson & Simpson..New York, Sete trial Mr. Bybee was cleared and | needing assistance worse and take | need aid trom some source and in], OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: poe atthis time ot court the grand jury | prompt measures for their relief: A goodly number + G, B, Hick S, Q. Dutch | CI TY Y HO I E | fe i atrue bill against the negro | Messrs. Pace and Dev — tan & provisions on the pros- seas See | found a again ie neg essrs. Pace and evinney were 3 Saddie Horses R, D, Williams, Frank Votis, for perjury. If this was a concoct- appointed to Elkhart, East Boone pect ot the flax crop, during the . jonn a ae Henry Donovan, | H. H. MILLER Prop’r. ed plan gotten up by Mr- Bybee’s 1 ts ynshi P. gees cae) Suny ‘Mente: “Mos i b sal M a May | ees plang pby a ybee’s | and wes oone townships; atty C, C. Duke. M, A, Maynard, 1On Ft. Scott st. 1 1-2 block from enemies to have him sent to the pen- they should be found and times seven would not for them. No their itentiary seven be too long citizen midst who would deliberately swear away a man’s life or liberty for the sake of gratiiying a better revenge. aterm is safe with men in Needy. the Heip the } For the benefit from the late storm the friends and members of the Christian and M. E. of sufferers churches at Virginia will give aj izht sociable “at Virginia 27th 1SS2. | &e. end | Thursday evening, July and lemon I Let Ice cream, cake will be furntshed. and help im the worthy enterprise. | By order of the committee. The Last Round. _ The fourth quarterly conference | for the Burdett circuit will embrace | the fifth Sabbath of July. Archie, | Cass county. Mo., is the place of meeting, AH are invited, and of- s of the church will please take due notice hereot and govern heme | selves accordingly, as your attend- { ance is very necessary. | R.A. ALLEN, P.C. | — There will be a grand excursion from Butler, to St. Paul and Min- Neavolis the last of this month, the tare for round tip will be $32, in- cluding meals and berths on steam- { all ot them I believe propose sowing more or less wheat if they can pro- cure the seed. Carriages, and all equipments that are kept at) first-class livery stables. Will also buy and seli Mules and Horses. and Dr. Martin, Mound and Shaw- Levy and Ty Deepwater. ed to meet at Tudge Brown’s office to receive report of committees next Saturday lock. rard, Summit and 5 nee; The meeting adjourn- I. B. Wi RIGHT. Personal. —Arthur Henry went to Miller county vesterday to spend a few atiour 0” | Your business is respectfully solicited | BATES COUNTY National Bank. | \ BUTLER, MO \ ey Coun Proceedings. weeks at his old homestead. His every day in the week Sundays ex-| ORGANIZED IN 1871 The city council met in the city | mot! has been there for some| cepted. Mr. Lewis is the prince of | ; —— ‘| hall last night. The Mayor and ail | time. | clever $ ws and is pe fectly at | a the members present. Minutes of Geo. Myers received a| home in the hvery busine He Capital paid i mM, > 75-900. | =, | always anticipates the wants ot his | former mecting read and approved. | telegram yesterday afternoon the fe = pp telegram yesterday afte at Customers and never fails to The finance committee recommend- | her daughter, Mrs. Beatty. of Rich | them- ed that the following bills be allowed. | Hill, was quite il. Mrs. Myers | N. A. Wade for printing, $7.39. | left on the evening express (Sesthates eee J. H. Morgon, city marshal, $41 go | place. | ; ; if] W. G. Rose, for legal service —Mr. Miller, of Henry county, | Wi isSouri pete ; was inthe city yesterday and ci led , Hurley & Co. for lumber, | on his old triend, Ed. Vance st the | RAILWAY. clerk’s office. The Birect Route Wyvait & Boyd, ——Mr. Eppstein, who was cailed 2 i Pi away by the sudden death ot his ; a ine: : > ‘ re > acl Co. for | brother on Sunday last. returned FOR ALL POINS IN bardware , home on yesterday evening. = —— ae 2 x ARSAS: —Dr. E. N. Christian and J. E. | Z John Trimble street commission- Thomas, ot Elame; were inthe city i Ciclorado,. er $27.00. yesterday. They report every ar- NWew Mexico, California and Texas. rangement as completed to make the | joint discussion picmic at Hume on the 27th one of the grandest affairs of the kind ever held in Bates. Report referred to finance commit- tee for turther examination. Petition ot S. P. Dickerson to keep a dram shop in block rit was presen- ted and petition granted. A remon- Mr. Florence, who owned a! strance was read and signed by a | section of land north of town, known | ? | ral ns Dai ly great many citizens, agamst the | as the Allen farm, sold the the same | condemnatiog of that part of Lyons | to Mr. Rosier, of Iowa, tor $16,000 Se en eaitons, (onl ' street, directly in frontef H. Mj cash. ‘Lhis 1s a valuable piece of —VIA ST. LOUIS.— haaiauaeies : | Cantion’s residence. Question in-} pruperty and Mr. Rosier got it dirt! be provided for the, trip from here to H j Preperty 4 es s '0'l definitely postponed. Council _ad- | chea | St. Louis by rail and thence ‘to St. re ee neta cane act = | an oe ne ee eee . C. Brewirgton, of Carhsle, Paul on one of ‘the St. Paul Packet | Companie’s clegant steamers, This i. will be au opportunity to visit the | lakes ‘and summer resorts of the | North seldom offered. .send in their namss at once. as the namber of tickets will be- limited. Call on’o: address, E. K. ‘Cames agent, Me. P. Ry. | tf ja All parties | ; 8. Sims deceased, thai wishing te join the excursion should | inst. pa \ Ky., who came to this country Mon- ; Nottce of Finat wectiement. day ot last week, has concluded to Notice is hereby gives to all creditors, | locate in Butler, and has rented the nd others interested in pe aoe = Si | | large building, now eccupied by | administrator ot said est tate intend to Park Bros., and will putin a new st of next month. Mr. Brewing- | { neld at Butler, Mo., on the 14th day ot | ton jc a Courteous, attable anne | ALA. TatmaGe in a Be ates counts, State of Miscou. to be August, 1§$2. F. Sems, = ee 32-4t ‘Administrator. | and will make a good citizen. Gen’i. Manager. F. CuaNoten Gen'l. Pase’r Agnt meet | Surplus soe 2r TransiDaly 1M, SEL ACCOMMDASTION | $ 20.000 ___| Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock. epared to doa Good paper and sell e posits Xc., We are DIRECTORS. JC. Clark, Hon. J B. Newberry 1 Mains, | Lewis Cheney, } Dr. Elliot Pyie iE. P. Henry, ‘pr. J. Everingham, J. J. Ryan, | Dr. DD. Wood, i Geo. W. Miers, F. Coleman Smith. F. J. Tygard. a | be OFFICERS. President’ - Vice President. | Cashier. LEWIS CHENEY . C. CLARK . 1. TYGARD D. ‘Satterlee, Dealer in | Furniture and Undertaking, ALSO Burial Robes, FOR EVERY SIZE AGE AND SEX. | Call and get prices § 6m. ADRIAN MO. > | forth. Southwest corner of the square. Meals 4 Board per day - ts. $1.0c 3n gom Agents Wanted for Sullivan's. Treland of To-Dav troduction by Thos Power O’Conne*, MY. Centuries of E It describ the people’s desp glish oppression set Ireland’s ruin and ion. It shows how the land was confiscated and the indus- tries destroyed, It exnlains the land ague, the land act and the Coercion ill, cont 32 ngs and map in lors. Price only oo per copy. Sales s for tull outfit For tull partic- J.C. Mevurdy & Co! (St. jul \ Louis | Me. H. Ls PEN NTZER DEALER IN TRNITURE. pee a CARRIAGES: af all styles ana prices, Good Hearse Always on Hand COFFINS Mcde and furnished on_ short notice Orders may be left at F. Evans? stable after night oron Suudey. Butler, Mo Buehner & Joseqh, Manufacturers and Wholesaic Dealers ia Fine Cigars. Large stock always en hand and er- 37 3m ders premptly filled.