The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 26, 1883, Page 8

a a Se eee The best saved for the last. The ' Shaun-asGow combination Monday day laid the at night at the Upera house. Aaron Hart is selling al! kinds of Bolt | heaper : 2 clothing, dry goods, etc., cheap’ Saturday was a lively day in But- it ? eee oe. ler, and business good. legge: aes erat ull =e _LOCAL-4TEMS. A nice ram Satur to the great delight of all. | } i | | McFarland Bros., have treated themselves to a new fire proof safe. | | Now it they are not like the little | ubscrip- | boy that bought the pocket book they are all right. It ws a regular beauty. The farmers pocket book begins to present a healthy appearance. ee Come in and pay your s tion you delinquent subscriber. The boys over at Osceola are or- : a a | are to judge as ee en | é ae troupe which will | play m our Opera house Monday should | night by its advance agent, Mr. John R. Newell, we will say with- out hesitation it is the best troupe of the season. the Shaun-a-/| club, Something everybody know. Aaron Hart has one ot the finest assortment of clothing and dry goods in town. The soldiers’ homes in Wisconsin, it is now discovered, are run by a ring. The Milwaukee branch ie al- most in a Twksbury condition, and charges will be preferred against the provost sergeant, quartermaster ser- geant, commissary sergeant and en- yo “Turn the rascals out! Every ‘store door in town wss closed Friday last. ‘he high wind | and clouds of dust was the cause. Just received at Aaron Hart’s an immense stock of clothing and dry goods. . Call and get good biurgains. B. Veulemans of Henry county is | in the city with a view of locating in Bates provided he can find a suitable location. gineer. Uncle Jacky Ryan and daughter Mrs. Morris left yesterday toc Mor- Uncle Jacky will return in Mrs. Merris will re- risville. | about a week. main, torthe purpose of educating her children at the Methodist college in that place, which 1s represented as being a most excellent school. Don’t tail to attend the play Mon- day mght at the Opera house. Se- cure your reserved seat ticket early; at the bank and avoid the rush. We are ashamed of Brother Ros- er for wanting the printer to work | another y ar for the town for noth- ing. 4 The Columbus buggy is recogniz- ed as the standard ot excellence. Sold by. Wricut, Grorws & WILLIAMS. From the amount ot goods unload- +ed at ourdepot we should judge our ‘herchants are anticepating an im- .wnense trade this tall. Don’t be duped by The Preseut Gag it’s too old. Trade with square merchants and get low prices, the profits of which are so small they do not admit ot throwing in presents. We would recommend you to the Opera House Furniture Store tor ev- ery thing in the furniture line. Mrs. Margaret F. Bridgeford and son C. M. Bridgferd, of Fraukfort Ky.,mother and brother of our fel- low townsman W. B. Bridgford, ar- rived in the city one day ‘ast week ona visit. It has been along time since Mr. Bridgeford had seen his mother and of course the meeting was a happy one tor both. It.comes with very poor grace from the Recerd to want a printing affice to do work for the city ot But- ler for nething because they can’t get it. Jisve are not mistaken the Rec- ord held an accounttor werk dane for the.city. and the counsil refused to pay the same onthe ground that ‘ing makes. We have ws his bill was too much,{whereupon the ‘Wrist, Goris & Werriase. ;ftecord map tell into a cage and We.tie not put prices -up to the?! threatened to sue the whole town. “highest:actch and thea ‘throw in. ay aalee fipuet do pet } The opera house was filled last shttle cheap present just ‘to your; > . j evening, ‘heing the occcasion of the ttade, butihave every paece of Furs coy production ot the Irish drama of niture marked down to Bed ‘Rock. |.Shaun-a-Gew. It isa play of con- Qur rule‘isOne price to alll. i scderable merit, and the company ‘Opera House Furmtare Store. j met the demand of the drama. Mr. Some sacak thief entered the ‘Cin- |F#zpatrick is thoroughly well up in cinnatti meat market on Ohio street, | Itich cl aracter and elicited frequent ‘Saturday night and not being satis- | applause. Mis Breslau as Mabel, fied.with the-tdilar and forty .cents | 824 Miss Aller as Kitty met all ex- avhichrthey got carried off the tll of | pectations raised by their parts. Mr. Lahadie is a very good actor. Alte- | gether the play was good.—Ex. Quarterly Communien at the Pres- byterian church next Sunday morn- iag. Preachueg-on‘Saturday 3 p.m. Allkcordially imysted. (Frank Voris walked up to thecap- “tains. office the other day and had this Subseription renewed ‘tor another year. He is one ot ‘the punctual meno. The:Studebaker wagon took the first premium of the Kansas ‘City farr'in-eompetition with all the lead the mosey drawer. A quiet wedding took place Tues- | day night Sept. 18, at the residence | ofthe Presbytetian Pastor Rev. A. | Prietor, we lookedthrough the east Wetker. Mr. ‘C. W. Evans and | Side ‘uniiture store yesterday. Mr. Mics Many E. Hand, both Five) Jewett eccupies neatly 5,000, square near Burdette were made one, though | feet of fleorjamed fwil from Hoor to it was a rather late heur. They did jceiling aad is receiving goods daily not wish the printer to know for a | to keep wp his stock. Such an ar- week eo that they could ‘fool the | tay of furssture would do credit to | acity twice the size of Butler, but eee ‘business mea realize that in order to To whom it mayconcern,I have | sell goods, you must have the goods an expetienced undertaker at my jto sell. Hew a liberal advertiser store day and right Sundsys not eX- | and iks ad as seen elsewhere in this cepted. My stock of caskets, cot- | Paper shows ashe answere us he fins, robes and etc., are most com-| means business. P. J. Jewerr, ' oa Faneral Director. | In another column will be found Hemoval. the large advertisment of H. C. Wy- N. B. Jeter will remove toe the j att & Co., iumber merchants on Ohio | This is one of the oldest | Through the coertesy of the pro- boys’* # little. plete. Osborn building, two doors above | street. Olive House, Oct. 1st, with a large H yards in our city and is well kaa! and complete stock of Watches, | by our people. By square dealing Clocks, Jewelry. Soiid Silver and ; and furmshing the very best grades plated ware, and a complete stock of | ot lumber at a smail profit they have built up a splendid trade. Frank | Optical goods. | | Eidndge, the business manager of | For a reliab'e Boot or Shoe at a this yard, is one of our most highly low price co to R. Weil & Co, | esteemed young men, honest and | 4g-2t. North Side Square. jupnght in all his dealings. Their | pee tyard is well stocked with all kinds If you wamt a handsome suit of H of lumber, and their prices are as_ clothes go Agron Harts, under Pal- low as the lowest. We cheerfully , ace hotel. a them to the public. | session Thursday night and transact- | | ed no other business than allowing | | Wm Watson work on street G In order to more thoroughly advertise my immense stock of I propose to give with every bill of $10 or more a Valuable Present. If you want to buy anything in my line I will give you prices as low as the lowest And a pres ent besides. P_J-§ Jewett, East side square Butler Mo. RB. Weil & Co’s. Stock of Boots and complete in every particular, tigures, good goods and low prices Call and see us. R. Wem & Co. North Side | i are | plain | shoes | are our motto’s. 43 tf. Marshal Hopgood, who went to Butler several days since to bring a horse thief to this county for prose- cution, that had been captured at Rich Hill, and who had stolen the animal from Thos. Elder of this county, tailed to get him, as his pris- oner, the authorities uf Bates refus- ing to give him up, ovreferring to hold him themselves for trial. Elder it seems, had found his horse in pos- session of parties in Rich Hill to whom Thomas had sold him, and on this ground the refusal to turm him over was made. He was brought over, however, and placed in the Henry county jail for sate keeping. Another party was also brought over by the name ot Charles Watson, to be taken care of, upon the same charge. Watson is quite well known in this county, having worked some time for o'd man Rule.—Clinton Advocate. Woed; Wood; Newton and Callihan, two enter- prising gentleman have started a wood yard in the north part of Hur- ley & Co’s, lumber yard on North main St. and keep constantly on hand and deliver to any part of the city choice dry stove wood. If you want a good dry load of stove wood there is the place to get it. Give them a call. 43tf. The match game of base ball was played at Compton school house on Saturday evening last, between the Deepwater club and the Summit club which resulted inthe defeat of the Summit club. The score stood 36 talleys for Deepwater to 15 for Summit. This makes seven match games the Deepwater club bas play- ed this season and has been defeat- ed but once. We say hurrah for Deewater as she has badly heaten the Champion club of the county. Give the boys a boost in the booming} Times andobhge a Looxrer On. \ Coiumeus, O., Sept. 23.—The re- port of the auditor of state just com— pleted shows the co'leetions under | the Scott liquor tax law to be nearly $2,000,000 in the state distributed in localities where collected to the po- | lice, poor, general revenue and | township funds. I i j City Council. I The city council met in regular | bills: | J. B. Dickerson salary J. R. Burcham salary John Trimbie salary RR Deacon HC Wyatt & Co. Wnght, Glorious & Wiiliams RJ Hurley & Co Power & Bro. J R Simpson recording deeds JL Pace recording deeds WO ROD w A TENAO HM DOWN se a An wv TE Hallowell Ed Smith J Fugate Dubach & Co lumber Adjourned to meet next Thursday night. i | 38 1 Bates County L:ve Stock. The number of sheep and hogs 1n each township of Bates county, along with the valua- tion, as given in by the various as- sessors to the county clerk: Prairie township, horses 279, mules - 59, cattle 1,076, sheep 75, hogs 1,318. Rockyille horses 364, mules 60, cat- tle 859, sheep 620, hogs 800. Osage, horses 811, mules 145, cattle 2,705, sheep 542, hogs 1,142. Howard, horses 488, mules 111, cat- tle 2,507, sheep 880, hogs 903. Mingo, horses 400, mules 75, cattle 1,415, Sheep 442, hogs 1,148. Pleasant Gap, horses 779, mules 146, cattle 2,064, sheep 737, hogs 2,452. New Home, horses 706. mules 144. cattle 2,213, sheep 518, hogs 1,965. Walnut, horses 619, mules 130, cattle 2,631 sheep 876, hogs 1,643. Charlotte, horses 625, mules 75, cat- tle 1,916, sheep 1,891, hogs 1,291. Elkhart, horses 383, mules 70, cattle “7,588. sheep 1,135, hogs 585. Deep Water, horses 736, mules 63, cattle 1.381, sheep 557, hogs 1,380. Mt. Pleasant, horses 924, mules (27, cattle 1,745, sheep 1,528, hogs 1,525- Lone Oak, horses 383, mules84, cat- tle 1,297, sheep 315, hogs 1,618. Homer, horses 505, mules go, cattle 1,859, sheep 4,256, hogs 1,003. Spruce, horses 531, mules r4o, cat- tle 1,753, sheep 527, hogs 1,767. Mound, horses 402, mules 47, cattle 1,279, sheep 479 hogs 518. West Point, horses 450, mules 53, cattle 1,603, sheep 724, hogs 817. Grand River, horses 378, mules 9I, cattle 1,168, sheep 1,107, hogs 1,354- West Boone, horses 392, ‘nules 75, cattle 1,146, sheep 153, hogs 999- following figures shows the horses, mules, cattle, East Boone horses 479, mules 109, cattle 1,128, sheep 238, hegs 772. Shawnee, horses 485, mules 159, cat- tle 1,642, sheep 397, hogs 869. Deer Creek, horses 488, mules 56, cattle 1,047, sheep 201, hogs 937. Hudson, horses 805, mules 85, cattle 2,374, sheep 1,257, hogs 1,797. Summit, horses 484, mules 156, cat- tle 1,530, sheep 298, hogs 1,034. Total number horses 12,966, mules | 2,350, cattle 39,626, sheep 19,754, hogs 35.337- The following is the assessed yal- uation of live stock in each town- ship: Prairie tp. horses $19,941, mules 2,487, cattle 18,072, sheep 75, hogs 2,582. Rockville, horses $12,040, mules 2,585, cattle 10,982, sheep 620, hogs 1,825. Osage, horses $22,078. mules 5,960. cattle 44,185, sheep 753, hogs 3,076. Howard, horses $16,375. mules 51927, cattle 40,152, sheep 1,310, hogs 2.955. Mingo, horses $11,055, mules 2,928, cattle sheep 442, hogs 2,431. Pleasant Gap, horses $24.504, mules 5,617, cattle 26,284, sheep 737, hogs 4,985. | New Home, horses $23,187, mules | 5,891, cattle 29,850, sheep 986, hogs 4,330. | Walnut, horses $21.910, eared 15,558; cattle 36,115, sheep 1,314, hogs 3,961. . Charlotte, horses $22,455, mules 3,666, cattle 26,535, sheep 3,109, hogs 3,489. Elkhart, horses $13,192, mules 3,019, cattle 18,005, sheep 2,056, hogs 1,652. Deep Water, horses $20,328, mules 2,470, cattle 20,806, sheep 1,014, hogs 3,680. Mt. Pleasant, horses $43,900, mules 5.925, cattle 21,834, sheep 2,397, hogs 3,464. Lone Oak, horses $12,507, mules 35485, cattle 16,713, sheep 434, hogs 3,234. Homer, horses $16,270, mules 3,905, cattle 30,896, sheep 9,172, hogs 3,890. Spruce, horses $19,030, mules 6,175, cattle 30,183, sheep 840, hogs 5,011. Mound, horses $12,083 mules 1,830, cattle 16,005, sheep 82g, hogs 1,070. West Point, horses $11,737, mules 2,265, cattle 17,775, sheep 906, hogs 1,560. Grand Ruver, horses $14,272 mules } 4,518, cattle 17,175, sheep 1,722 hogs 4,160. West Boone, horses $3,985, mules 3,985, cattle 17,613, sheep 236, hogs 2,832. East Boone, horses $16,635, mules 4,053, ,cattle 14,048, sheep 413, hogs 1,708. Shawnee, horses $15,037, 7-295, cattle 23,134, sheep 593, hogs 1,398. Deer Creek, horses $19,455, mules 31275, cattle 14,629, sheep 332, hogs 3,139. Hudson, horses $28,360, mules 3,480, cattle 34,376, sheep 1,241, hogs 595*4- Summit, horses $16,802, mules 7:195, cattle 24,464, sheep 377, hogs 2,720. ‘Total value horses $426,538, mules 105,736, cattle 565,390, sheep 31,938, hogs 74,593. mules i i i “DELIGHTFUL.” | No Medicine can be Compared to/ Marsh’s Golden Balsam. i a | “Last month I tooka severe Cola. 1 coughed terribly and could not sleep nights. I had a druggst prepare me some cough syrup, but it did me no good I then tried Marsh’s Golden balsam and was cured at once. It is a delighttul remedy ’—|Henry L. Cook, Sedalia, Mo.. { I have used many cough remedies in | my family, but none that could possibly be compared to wiarsh’s Golden Bal- | sam.”"—(F. E. Anderson, Leavenworth, | Kan. “Please send me six dozen Marsh,s Golden Balsam Every body likes it and all call for it-’—lM. W. Wilson, | druggist, Burton, Mo, Marsh’s Golden | Balsam, the tamous throat and lung med- | icine,and Marsh’s Golden blood and Liver tonic, the great blood purifier and | i liver corrector, are for sale by J. H. Hitshew & Co, druggists, Butler, Large bottles socents and $r- i Sept. 1-m. What housekeeper does not enjoy | praise tor the excellence of her bis- | cuit and cookerv? To secure untformly, there is nothing like ing DeLand’s Chemical Baking Powder. Sold by | Be | & Co. Butler Missours. this us- McBnde | | 37-2t Farm for Sale, I will offer my farm situated 145 miles northeast of Butler, containing 153 acres, 110 in cultivation, balance pasture, 19 tenced. New two story house with » rooms Well finished, 300 bearing apple trees, excellent well of water and good cistern at the house and never tailing stock water. For terms, enquire at prem J.T. Graves. 3st Pure sentucky whiskey, for medical and family use. Lewis Horrman. 3O-tE. North Main St, sises. County Maps For Sale. We have five late county maps tor sale at $2,00 each. Times Orrice, 234 Ifyou have a lame horse get a bottle ot Jackson’s Linement, at Gus Wyards, We will deliver good dry stom wood to any part of the city at one dollar and twenty five cents per load 41-3t. Power & Bro The best dollar collar at the sigh of the red hame. Gus Wyaro. 42 Money to Loan. (on real estate security 1 to § yeam time at six per cent interest and smal} commission Terms to suit the borrower 3stt. Sims & Tucker, All work warranted at Gus Wy» ards, sign gold mounted hame, 4st Farmers. Remember that Power & Bro give more and better Flour for a bushel of good wheat than any other mill ia 40g More saddles to select from at Gus Wyard’s than any place in the city. Sign red hames. 4atf Butier Mills. Custom grinding both wheat and corn done at Powers Mill. —41-3t the county Farm for Sale. The undersigned will be at Sprague, Bates county, Mo., or at Henry Janes’ in Walnut township, from the zoth to the last day of August, 1883, to sell the A. H. Thomas land at Sprague. L. D. Converse. For a Clean Shave Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southwest eorner of the square. They have aneal -omior table room. “ 3st works wonders Jacksons Linement Gus Wyard keeps it. To The Farmers. We are now offering greater ducements in turaiture than ever be- fore, Our goods are all the best quality and evey piede warranted. We extend you all acord:al invitation to call and examine our goods be fore buying and will guarantee to save youmoneyon any thing you need. Opera House Furniture store 39tt. in- Strawberr es. Those who want fresh Strawber- ries next should set out plants in July or August. Chas. L Robards of West Butler will fur nish best varieties & instructions 34tt summer plant. Dsily Hack to Walnut. Iam running a hack to Walnut City. Leave orders at McBride’s. Roundtrip $1. 37-tt. W. H. YounG daily Posts 5,000 good split k posts at nine cents apei 41-3t. z's Mat.