The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 19, 1883, Page 6

THE MOST Watches, NORT Re AND PLATEDWARE, I south oO FRANZ BERNHARD T'S, 1 buy mv Goods tor - CASH ‘aad sell ‘estes than anvbody ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED COMPLETE AND FINE STOCK THE AMERICAN ——OF Clocks, Jewelry Silver o£ Kansas City. . AT OF THE H SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. who buys on credit. IF NOT MONEY REFUNDED. FRANZ BERNHARDT. CRIME IN THE WEST. Murdered by Train Robbers. St, Louis Republican, Tucson, A. T.. Dec. from couriers: reacaed ‘Fombstone Bisbee with news of a bloody trage- dy in thatcamp a few hours previ- ous. Shortly after 7 o’clock a par- ty of men, well mounted and heavily armed, rode into town, and when within a 109 yards ot the store of A. A. Castenada dismounted, and leav- ing their horses in charge ot two of their number, five of them boldly walked up to the store. Three of the party, it 1s stated, entered the store and the others remained on the outside. Just what transpired in the store is not yet known, but a few minutes afterwards the sound ot rifle shots rang out trom the neidhbor hood, desultory at first, but rapidly resolved into a regular fusillade. ‘The inhabitants, wonderstruck at the sound, hastened to the scene and saw the party of men mentioned mount their horses and deliverately ride off down 1n the direction trom which they came. MURDEROUS WORK. But a minute elapsed, however, before it was known that the reports ot the rifles heard were not the echoes of bravado, but the death knell of two human beings and probably in a few hours ot two others. The names of the parties killed outright are J. C. Tappeiner, assayer at the Copper Queen mine, and D. T. Smith, a well known rancher of San Pedro, who had a business interest in Bisbee. in addition to these there is J. A. Nolty, better known as ‘“*Tex."’ who 1s engaged in the lumber business there. He was shot m the breast, receiving « wound from which he cannot recoyer. Mrs. Roberts, keeper of a boarding-house, receiyed a wound in the chin whick will undoubtedly cause death. Tap- peiner and Smith were both shot in the head and killed instantly, the former falling with his head in the Bon Ton saloon and Smith tell a short distance from him. Mrs. Roberts hearing the noise of the fir- ing came to the door ot her house and received her death wound while looking in the direction of the shots. Nolty met his fate in about the same manner. THE STORE ROBBED. A Town Plundered and Inhabitants robbed, the safe broken into and g.—-The Star’s Tombstone special says that about 11:30 last night a couple of horses you can, as no horses are to be found here. A posse can be ob- tained here. Castenado’s store was it troubled waters of the ‘Old Muddy,’ | is still ahead. that farfamed $1,200 taken. Please notity Ward. | couraged at the prospect of being in- Over one hundred shots were fired. W. A. Dani iDeputv Sheriff. We will for the next twenty days, offer in our dress goods department, | a handsome hue of cashmeres, at a straight discount of 10 per cent on our former low prices, in order to enable everybody to secure a hand- some dress for the hoh of the fruit of the sea-shore, more commonly known as tresh oysters, consequently they the title of **The Ancient Order of United Hens,’’ and partook of oys- ters at their own expense. Where- upon, the young men organized un- der the flaming title of **The Order j of Modern Roosters,’’ and helped themselves to the coveted oyster, exe cluding the feminine sect bodily. | This last outrage—insult added to injury-—so provoked the young tair- tes that they held a private meeting and passed several resolutions, one of which was a resolution requesting every member of the rooster paity to call on the parents ot the hea club at once, and settle in full, tor coal oil and other tuels used during the past six years in the parlor. The voung men are now on the defensive side, and as many of them are flat broke, great sorrow prevails among them. All praise for the grit of the pullets. We can hear friend Mc- Clanahan, of the Oplic, laughing at the ‘‘crowing” side, in this their hour of troulble and inability to crow. —La Patta Home Press. County Indebtedness. Harrisonville Democrat. Judge Philips, presiding justice of the St. Clair county court, recently went to St. Louis to conter with the bondholders regarding a compromise of the bonds of that county. The bond holders present represented some $530,000, of which $350,000 are in judgments, but the court re- tused to make a levy for the pay- ment thereof and secreted themselves whenever the United States officials made their appearance. But the People soon saw they were only making bad things worse by such a action, and hence the visit of Judge Philips to St. Louis. What 1s true of St. Clair county 1s true of every county in the state having like in- debtness. The longer a settlement is postponed the more complicated the matters become, and every fail- ure to compromise the indebtedness only makes the succeeding effort more difficult. Opimons on_ this{ subject are as liable to change as on any other, and what was the views of tax payers a year ago, are not necessarily their views now. This kind of indebtedness is an incubus and blight on every county carrying | them and it behooves the citizen who | the top, and three feet deep; and has the good of his county at his/ what is commonly called a worm heart to unite in an effort to have | fence shall be at least five fee i the bonds compromised at as early a Het f ie ae pies Se High a day as possible. Technicalities | 0 Me top of the ric ee or if not rider- are a curse when they stand in the | ed, shall be locked with strong rails, way of a successful settlement of | poles or stakes; those composed of se debts, —_ i Gee standing , stone or brick shall be at least tour in the way of a favorable compro- : and a half fe he”? mise of bonded indebtedness, in any {SSS gD county where they exist, will sooner or later be spurned by an outraged and long-suffering community. A lawful tence in this state is de- fined as follows, section 5,652 R.S., page 1,113:—‘*All hedges shall be at least four feet high, and all fences composed of posts and wire, posts and planks or palisades, shall be at least tour and a halt of turf shall be tour feet high. and with ditches on either side at least three feet wide at ‘he New York World prints an | Interview with an intimate friend of Samuel Tilden, in which he stated the latter remodeled his Gramercy Hosiery and Gloves. We have added many new and DeWitt the lively village on the The young ladies of village became dis- vited by the young men, to partake organized under TMRLNELD( Are just opening a full nae of MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, And we only ask you to examine our goods get our prices and be convinced. North Side Square, Butler, Mo. LEFKER & CHILDS, Grain Dealers. New Warehouse South of Depot Have just built a New Warehouse and erected a new set ot Seales of Howe’s Improved Pattern, and are now prepared te buy ALL KINDS OF GRAIN the tarmers may have to sell, and for which we will pay attractive styles tor the holiday trade and suggest the usetul articles as a sensible present to a relative or friend. Sam’r Levy & Co. will the building and splendid library park building especially for an ar- tistic public institution. Under his the Highest Market Price in Cash, and guarantee henest weights and tair treatment. A STATE MaP THE BURLINGTON HAWKEYE, THE MOST POPULAR PAPER TN AMERICA FRANK HATTON, Editor-in-Chiet, J, BURDETTE ROBERT I Now is the Time to Get up Clubs, The retail price of the Hawkeye is two dollars a y » and this rigidly adhered to, although the manage. ment well knows that the paper is worty | two hundred dollars to any with 2 family to raise; but, tor the purpose of encouraging the rising generation, im- price has been one proving the morals ot the community, enhancing the Value ot Real Estate, and reducing taxes. The Hawkeye will seng every subscriber in Missouri who remit. two de]lars, the Hawkeye one vear anda fine wall map ot the state, mounted op rolle's ready for the wall, free of expense Every citizen of the State should em. brace this opportunity to obtain a map without expense. Sample copies of the Hawkeye Premium List on application. Address Tuk HAwKEYE Co,, tree Burlington. Iowa T. L. MILLER Co, Barapsas ap Luronrras oF HEREFORD CATTLE COTSWOLD SHEEP BERKSHIRE SWINE. Witt Co., ILimom The Buyers’ won No 34, Fall and Winter, 1883, oe wholesale prices direct to consumers on everything re use, eat, drink, wear, or a ve fun lope leasiete to order with exact cost, ages—lar; ones — 3,300 ill iMlastrations —a wale picture gallery. Contains information gleaned from the markets of the world. No other price-book in existence contains as much information. Sent freetoany ad- dress upon receipt of age (7 cts). Letus hear from you, or visit us when in ourcity. Near Exposition Buildings. Respectfully, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO, B27 ds 229 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, I) LYON&HEALY & Monroe Sts.. Chicago. Leraiciog iatoriaks, sine Wetedes Invtruction ant hx TUTT’S LEFKER & CHILDS. ———— | collection will be left in trast to the All the parties were in the imme-| ___ Homicide in Barry County. | city for a public library. The trus-| Senn ecere wer say diate vicinity of the Castenada store | Springfield Express, j tees will be Henry Watterson of and it 1s supposed were assassinated Ata church about 3 miles north of Tener Pee M: i TORPID BOWELS a IS a n Gari ouisville, and Manton Marble, DISORDERED LIVER in a spirit of pure demoniacal fiend- | Cassville last Saturday mght. during | John Bizlow ot New York Phe | a if ish murder. Besides the carnival of | Services, a number of young Meni inte oa oe Pe 5 j From eee Peed ras ee Toor blood instituted by the gang, they} Were on the outside of the building, | property and contents are estimated | x NCUTEN rm the diseases of the human raee. These also robbed the store mentioned of | 4among whom were Wm. C_ Blac }at $1,009,000. The endowment REAL ES T A T E. Teenie meme oeute ee ieee e a ‘f <r; e mt | ah Fe about $1,2001n money. The en-| and Wm. Brown. who engaged in a {willbe ample to support the im-| Skeriion $f ody or mal ereveion te tire transaction occurred in the space triv ial oe are el. when the Tatter drew | cbc: ee ‘low of five minutes. The reports of the | : !stabbed the a= 1 eta te eee H ? pare "feel Se ins tat htne rifles were followed by the immedi-| €T ‘in the breast three or tour times in | Bi | 2 | Det before the y cole ate departure ot the bandits, and be- quick succession, inflicting wounds | Tennyson as 2 Lord. | i ry | Son cas See ae fore the citizens could realize the! thatin a briet time proved fatal. | PoseDiaick w | onthe Liver, AsaLivermedicine danger that was upon them they had | Black was 23 years oldand leaves a pe hige : | Tiguareanseain tees eaten 5 movie Iden far out into the nigt wife and id. B 1| :T | Silimpurities through foo ecaee ridden far out into the night, gomg | Wife and one chr 3rown escaped | jon of Tennyson to the | AT THE cOURT HOUSE, pean ot eee in the direction of Sulphur Springs | and at last accounts w: at ge will be an improve- | users of the system ee Ine eraolnga dene valley. Itis generally beheved the Sheriitt Goodnight of "Ba rry c ryt i h has long = = h ea ee i tise ound digestion y: 3 by | Ss 8 n Ft naasea iping tne wor interies party is the same that robbed the | bas ott red : a rewar ee S100 for Hl ennyson avas will Att nd to the Followir 2 SS LESS For You. | See dee neers fect Southera Pacific rar! 1a few days : H best, is Bas ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA, Bago. Three large ; S are in pur- ther no ay ios SS ae 3 os } : TUTTS HAIR DYE, Cae ‘ he Brittsh Pe: rea DISPATCH, a Gray Harz on WHISKERS changed A Bisbee dispatch says: The train robbers, pare Bisbee fifteen minu men were me wounded amber robbed a wounded. Send Hatch brackets. drec.othe ful pr Waltons Farnit of Peers will ! Touse Block, S. W refinin’ infia ; Stantly ton Glossy Buse 3 ee = plication of this DYE. Sold by Druggiss or sent ri ted ——— on receipt of iid Office, 44 Murray Street, New ¥ Lightning. be Wind Storms. Make A ts to your land or town property TUTT’S RAANUAL C7 USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. Betes © and | e Has 2 rms For a Clean Shave {| Go to Crouch Bros. shop, near southwest ee | eorner of the square. They have aneat, soe nterbury. * omfo table room. 35