The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 20, 1884, Page 5

li | Extra inducements will be given on the above named goods for the Hereafter always notice this space, which will be devoted to special inducements in various departments Samuel Levy & Co. POLITICAL NOTES. | Taken from Neighboring Bxchanges/ A Batch of Interesting Items From on iM Situation. j Northe«st Bates. COVE CITY SPARKS. Pierce Cte A Pheips} Cove city is a thriving little organ: **Goy. Phelps has written a lin the northeast part of Bates county. friend at Jefferson City. saying he} + js improving slowly but steadily, will return from Calitornia Record: town as soon hoping for a railroad and the devel- } asthe weather becomes warm and ;opment ot the rich coal mines and make the canvass for governor. May. Har-| Salmon is the safest man for | now He is now a!in Mingo full fledged candidate. *He wili | twenty acr ceive the consolidated vote of sever-| stone for building purposes in i splendid sand stone with w {orun twenty township. El Dorado Democrat: | surroundec vey W. gubernatorial honor. banks ¢ We -s of the finest gray abou Den | also have | } sand- Mis re at adjoining counties besides Cedar. !souri. Versailles. Gazette: Hon. John| Naysburg. another O'Day, chairman of the Democratic | town of Mingo, coming State Central Committee. who re—|tront in a businessway. Ji cently returned from Washington, is | bas his of the opinion that Senator Vest is |Tooms. as gooda man as the Democrats; The Baptist brethren will be could nominate for President. Vest mew church at Maysburg in the ear- 18 quite as good and able a man as ily spring. either party could nominate, but we Farms are chs don’t consider him an avarlable man, | lively in this Ww He suits Missouri best in the Senate | Reeder sold his tarm last week where she proposes to keep him. | $25,00 per acre: and Mr. Hunter ' The Nevada Mail in an_ interview | Dis for $22.50: Henry Shannon bis | with the Hon. D. P. Stratton wha | °F $3,000, to 2 man from Rich Hill | : eres, beri eeder 4 Oo had just returned from the meeting | 9"¢ Ro ee . Reed « ig acres for $800. ot the Democratic State - ok Sat ake Coane Se Bouis, ae Morris Bailey is skipping a what! any cattle following: ‘Did you = eS: Harvey Salmon intended doing in the! Jess Shaw is feeding 107 head subernato race,”’ the reporter quired. ‘He: is squarely tack’? was thereply. **B. G. Boone a Ceonts Bros. . Me. Sal- | Sie : .jthe while with their and his enterprising | to the ayes is recently enlarged store j ng hands at rate section. tor tract of Central | . great elicits 3 and hogs this winter. hear of metoe fine hogs as are in the county. | The wh the! : iter mn this section crop never looke on : than at pres all and busy nil, = are kept anounced positively that ie mon would make the race, ends claim he bas already deyelop- td considerable John Day announced that Judge Fyan Was a2 candidate for Governor: tis said that Will also take a partin the same fight. to all there are eleven candidates tor the Governorship. Marmaduke eemsto haye u good lead, but so! ~ ‘any contestants make the result! I . ; : : nk That Will Not Nery uncertain. Shelly. of : J Civ. isone of the eleven, but Iw On receipt termed that Judge Norton would not ; stamps, we w submit his name. All political talk | pre-paid, one quart ot — seems to center on the chief office | Blue or Scarl and but little is said of candidates for which wil! not | Minor positions. Gentry seems to) quarts for $1,00. Ink Ss ve a strong following for Treasur- [tor vears, and warranted best. *t.and his fnends mention his name : S4t. N. M. DRAKE & CO. never there is an opportunity.” | 211 Chestnut Street, St- Louis, saw are doing good work Fred Hammonds, Emmet and strength. i : rea terror te bbits in Mingo. to wolves ~ M——- according rumor, iwill take the widow soon, {consequence uncle W—— is in s cloth Scipio. Congressman Clardy wnd as a and ashes. Freeze. Mo‘ | leaves the first | vitality of the j pump; jent | water barrels | trom one HE SS WORM. An Inferestin - Paper onthe Pest by y Speer IF great many ng as devoid ot day of : as were the first day of effect of this, he the jestroy the the fol- as the tree will form no jure tree, and fruit tor that year and also lowing yea fruit buds, will | put out new leaves and rowth the same year. notwithstanding it make some The mature insect makes its pearance the first spring, and deposits ap- warm in eggs the young wood, where they hatch about the time and soon after the leaves open, when it immediately begins its work and keeps it up faithfully for trom three to tive weeks, when it spins down to the ground on a fine thread and enters the ground to re- main until the next spring, when it comes forth a mature insect ready to again deposit its eggs and continue its errand of destruction. when first hatched is very small and never attains more than three-tourths of an inch in length, and belongs to that class of caterpillars commonly known worms. Its presence is readily discovered by the ragged appearance of and if there are any doubts as to its presence a slight shake or jar ot the limbs will cause them to let go their days on The worm as measuring the foliage, hold and they can be readily seen swinging by their silken cords. Now as te remedies. Where there are but few and the birds are plenty, attend to) them, they will generally but in a large majority of cases it is trust to take our own hands, which I did First, a fe ocd fountain pr teathered in fol- suntain > that feet best not to our friends, but the matter us lows: { procured any thirty differ money will throw a tine stream will answer, there are several styles. you ‘pay your and Next. green the take your ct Pp procure a supply ot Paris or London purple. I used purple as it is j much the cheaper and answers every Next. or, four what is better, a thresherman and 2riel at the end; you watch for the worms 2 appear commence your tank or and using the in, or purpose. get three or tank from some j tasten at rear are dy. and whenever t operations by filling now barrels with water. barrel at rear of tank to one of your barrels in your wagon, if vou use barrels to haul waters im, put halt to three-fourths of a purpie to a barrel of thoroughly. Tire mix pound of the water and = mix Poison does not dissolve in water, is held m solution so that :t must or it will but be kept stirred up settle, | the motion of the wagon is generally | sufficient agization after once mixed. | Now with a moderate walking team driver, start } fora taking the a is amy and a steady bov down a row ot trees there fir while vantage of the wind turn the nuzzie on the tree and passing: | the spray it thoroughiv when half wav between trees turn forward on the next one, the end of the row without If the old svent sopping the team. trees not over ten years going down one side will be found suffictent, 1 very large it would be better to come back on the other side to iasure thorough werk. Now as to expense L treated last vear one thousand trees and saved the toliage. where the vear before I had tour hundred trees clean, and last year the tched were s My boy, twelve years cid and | umer- aus. I spent one dav and a half at it, and. the purple cost about two dollars. We went ali over the orchard once and about halt of it twice. they | The | and | are | To do, ry rains should tall vou have spr were itl sawn any way, and ess not at as to ish or | labor. Henry SPEER. THE HORTICULTURISTS. Profitabie This City. ‘Held Another Ho sion last Satur- County rticultura another in this city, The Bates Society held Grange Hall, dav the 16th. ' to the chai id after the usual pre | liminaries two interesting } were read on the sub j ker worm. by Henry Speer | Innis. A general discussion upon the subject of Canker worm was then indulged by the association, follow- ed by a request that the papers read be published. The reader will find that of Mr. Speer in this issue of the ‘Limes, and our next paper will con- tain Mr. Innis’. After :ome talk on miscellaneous ce the following program was adopted for the next meeting, which will be held at the Grange Hall in Butler, Saturday March rst, to which all persons interested are invited. PROGRAM. il Adress. by inaugu the Presi- dent. Best V riety of the Peach and Mode of Culture, E P. Henry. Best Mode ot Conducting Horti- cultural Societies, H. B. Francis. Landscape Gardening, A. C. Skinner. ist of Apples best suited for Cultivation in Bates county tor fami- ly and commercial use, Henry Speer. WwW. Bitoni is tenis bigger bargains in bedsteads than was ever known before in this market. WALTON’S OPERA HOUSE, Wednesday and aacider Even- ings. February 20, and 21. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. The refined iavorites and king tun makers of all times, the J oliy Pathfinders, their reconstructed musical comedy oddity SCRAPS. OR and inimitable ot Funniest play in existence. They all say so. The company is made up ot ar of the very highest dramatic and vocal excellence, the entertainment is full of refined fun. spirced with bits of fine acting and delicious vocal efforts day evening. Don’t for get to come and see the company in their latest success, entitled S PEAS [IN A POD Popular Prices, 50 cents all over the house, no extra charge for 1:es-rved seats now on le at the Butler National Bank. Secure them at once and avoid the rush. DON’T MISS THE FUN. | “Special Election Notice, } Notice is hereby given that pursuant } to an order made at February Lerm of {our County Court. of Bates County, a | Special Election will be held at the vari- ous voting ; recincts fon of fitteen cents on th hundred dol- ; lars, on assessed val: of all the taxa- le property insaid county, on the first tor the purpose of { building anew county jail at the county {seat, The cost ot which shall not ex- ceed $10,000. Witnass my one d and official of February, R, J. Sraewe, County Ci Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretofore existi i under the firm name ot R. 4. Uurle y at Butler, Mo-, Rich H alnut, Mo . and Adrian, M | dissolved by mutual succeeded by ber Company, ! the lumber busi | assumiag all ' outstanding accounts ot the « R. 4. the wh ' Butler, Mo., F. All persons knowing themseive~ | indebted to the late firm ot R. J. Hu & Co., are requeste? to come torw and settle same r bs cash or as we wish to close up the old business as soon as possible. R J. Hurry Butler, Mo., Feb. 13, 1334. ote, oUMars Session in} at the} On motion J. B. Innis was called | and J. B. le Fun at the Pleasure Grounds | | Anentire change ot programme Thurs- | 6. | icial Law. of Bates County, | 1 on 1 Pa : ra H {7 uesday, the 2gth day of April, 1384. | | for the purpose ot-voting the specific tax | THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT, Eighteen Head Coming 3 and 4 YEAR OLD MULES Suitable for farm use. Good size, smoothe and sound. Terms made to suit purchaser. Call at C. B. Lewis’ old stand, But- — Mo: LEWIS & DUDLEY, PROPRIETORS OF Tiik DOLLIE VARDEN LIVERY STABLE Are prepared the best turn- Electric Eiorses and NMrules bought and sold. The Best Watered Stables in town: anything trom a Jaybird to an Elephant. to Furnish outs in the can water and teed Located One Block West of Opera House ERED EC E_ECERe WHER. Electric Light of the Southwest BUSINESS COLLEGE, BU TIER. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; MISSOURI. A thorough and practical business course will be presented consisting of Penmanship. Mathematics, Grammar, Speeling, Commer- Business Correspondence, Tele- graphy aud Bookkeeping inits various forms viz: Merchandise, Book, Railroad, Express and Telegraph. Ornamental Penmanship taught to those and Drawing will be desir- ing them. nds of our young frends not on account of deficiency in the cormmon school bra sary to cdd this course of training to the Commercia 2 nav be better prepared to further the inte sie of © students. have secured the services ot W. D. Deaver, A. M.. i take charge ot this department; and I can « ssure every at wig : nothing will be lef note their highest interests. iv m prepared t nercial course undone to pror The Commercial Branches ipal, assisted by Prof. H. W. DeRoime. N atso insure success to their business education, cannot prepare themselves as Penmen. ed by the Prin tlemen. do t College early. « . Operators aral teachers. we be glad to Book- 4 see us. shall see you and stow vou through the Resrectfully. CEO. W. WEAVER, VRINCIPAL.