The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 27, 1884, Page 6

thorns tnt tenements meee SUTLER NATIONAL BANK. —IN—] Opera [Louse Block, BUTLER, MO. Cash Capstal and Surpius, $57,550. President ce President. «Cashier. Ast Cashier JOHN H. SU LL - CHILDS,. = WALTON,.- !JoHN BROWN’S | his sons, Owen, Oliver and Watson ; | husband of Ruth, eldest daughter o | John Brown; FOLLOWERS.. MOKE GOOD WORDS. e*‘Times’’ as Regarded by its Contemporaies. | Who They Wereand What Finally | Th Became of Them. followed John eso es ee HOW WE STAND ABROAD.- Windsor ¢ | | Times is putting on erty air Wm. Thompson, brother of CoE | EG neiiesecaure mackinerveo.cut “| and past its pages. Clinton Advocate: The Bu \ Times is putting on considerable The men who Brown to Harper’s Ferry were not many in numbers. The white men ot the party were first of all himself, | Resina: “ihe. Baller s. having Adolphus Thomp- son (no relative), Aaron D. Steve John Henn Kagi, Albert Hazlitt G. ‘WV. Anderson, John E. Cook style George Plummer Tidd, Wm. nd Collector. DIRECTORS _T. ©. Boulware, Booker Powell, R, D. Williams. Green W. Walton, i tens, Dr. N, L, Whipple, ~~ S hilds, Frank Vor is, W m, EF, W alton, C, H, Dutenes J. Rue Jenkins. OTHER STOCK HOLDERS: C, C. Duke, O. Spencer, J, R, Estill, J, J, McKee, A, H, Humpft rey, G, B, Hickman, John Deerwester, John B. Ellis, $S, Q. Dutcher, Henry Douovan. Large Fire and Burglar Proof Safe with time lock, neccives oneas pune! to check at sight, Loans money buys and sells ex- change and does a gqneral Banking bus- is respectfully solicited. BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO ORGANIZED IN 1871, Capital paid in, - - $75.000. Surplus - - - - $20.000 Large Vault, B urglar-Proof Safe with Time Lock We are prepared to doa general bank- ing business. Good paper always in demand. Buy and sell exchange, receive deposits &c., &c. DIRECTORS. Clark, Lewis Cheney, JB. Newberry He 1.3 9 J. P. Edwards, . Bard, D.D. Wood, J. M. Patty, Geo. W. Miers, F. Coleman Smith. F. J. Tygard. OFFICERS. LEWIS CHE J. C.CLAR F. 1. TYGARD THE HORNS» Grocery House OF | C. DENNEY ac shew weil Known and popular . stand on the East side of the square, are leading the GROCERY TRADE IN i sr BUTLER. cw j ‘Their stock 1s composed of Feed Flour qualiy of and the best | Staple and | Fancy Groceries, | Glass, Queensware and Crtiery. | THEY ARE AT LESS EXPENSE Thau any house in the eity, and | therefore do not fear competition. ‘They pay liberal prices for Produce. They solicit acontinuance of the par- | ronage of their Many customers. an! will gladly attend to their wishes a: any and ail times. Goods delivered in the city hmi: promptly. Chas. Dennev | parts, but the idea is its most potential and con- Lehman, Edwin and Barclay Cop-, Versailles Gazetis: Few papers pic, Stewart Taylor and Francis J. | in the State have improved with age | These were the white jas has the Butler Times, our friend | engaged. | Charley McFarland’s paper. It 1s | Shields | now alarge eightpage paper, cutand | pasted like the St. Louis Republican. | It is newsy, ably edited and manag ed and 1s in a flourishing condition. Mersiam. men of the party actively The colored men were Green, known as Emperor, John} Copeland, William Leary and Os- borne P_ Anderson. Or these 21 men, Oliver and Watson Brown, Cahfornia Democrat: The Butler Adolpbus and William Thompson, Weekly Tres, one of the most en- | Lehman, Taylor, G. W. Anderson terprising papers of the south-west, | — and Kagi—eight ia all—were killed | has added a pasting and cutting at-j during the fighting. John Brown! tachment. The Times 1s rapidly and Stevens were wounded, cap-} advancing to the front as the repre- tured, tried and hanged. So also} sentatve organ of the most populous, were Cook, Edwin Coppic and wealthy and we may add the strong— Hazlitt. “Leary, Green and Cope-} est Democratic county in the south- land, colored, were also hanged, west. Bates is at the present time | making eight who were done to supporting eight papers. death in that way, Barclay Cop- fAdd four more to the list, friend pic, Tidd, Owen Brown, Merriam, Wolfe.—Ed. Tims. Osborne P. Anderson. five in all, gins ieee ape, Bee escaped. Owen Brown isthe only} : one known to be aliye. Coppic and Times, a newsy and ably edited pa- Tidd were killed in seryice. Mer- riam is believed to haye died in Mexico, and O P Anderson died in Washington about 1871. Ot those who are known to have had_ confi- dential information or part inthe movement besides the Brown fami— 235, ly, Frederick Douglass Martin R. endorses the ‘Times. Delaney, the Rev. Dr. Gloucester. Warrensburg of the colored leaders, are still liv- | The Bates County ing. F. B. Sanborn, R. J Hiaton, | the best and truest Democrat papers James Redpath, William A. Pillips, | in Missouri; has put in the neccessa- Col. Leonhardt, G. B. Gill, G. W | ry machinery; and now comes to us Moffat and Luke Parsons are still | cut and pasted, **hke a book.’? The | alive. Richard Reale, Harriet Tub- | Times 1s a wide awake, progressive man, Dr. Howe, George L. Stearns, paper, edited with ability by one of Theodore Parker, Garritt Smith have | the most’ genial members of the gone over the river. Professor Mor- press-gang—Chas. McFarland, in! ton, who was Garritt Smith’s private days long gone by « denizen of our secretary and knew something in} own sand hills. There was} edited by s. T. McFarland, and we infer that it1s a warm advocate of Journat- Democrat : ‘TIMEs, one of advance, is still living. £ 5 0S, ein as are Pilot Grove Mirror: We are glad one person known as William Har— 2 | the improvement recently li I ant to note rison, andin whose name Albert 1 si made in the Butler Times, by our! Hazlett was executed, who is also |, . ; = = Bins we 2 triend Chas. T. McFarland. The living. It is hardly possible to re- en f age i % paper is # six column quarto and is it alize anevent more momentous ef- fected by such means as that pro- duced by the Beers Ferry raid. now cut and pasted, \ the appearance of a regular metro- | politan journal. Charlie 1s deserved- | {ly successful in getting out one of the | John Brown’s Mission. Sen. Ingalls in North American Review, | | best county papers in the State. Out ot the portentous and menac- | a ing cloud of anti-slavery sentiment | that had long brooded with sullen) prom che Missouri Republican- : discontent, a baleful meteor above 2 The report of the state finances the north, he sprang like y H if 2 rinted in the Republican yesterday | thunderbolt, whose lurid glare ie as ye | i i 8 i | | shows the remarkably healthy co ofa minated the continent with iis de- | tion of the state affairs. The s vastating flame, and whose reveiber- | ¢ smahocs th lint i .| debt of the present year amountec te mong the splintered crags ~ iy : = P ig2> Obit $13,017,800. But of this sur Harper’s Ferry were repeated on a! rp i ©" | $3,400,000 was due to the sever thousand battle-fieids tror settys- | : Sor oem ete: |/-chooltwad= and is represented by i burg to the gulf. From the insts s eecaanee ys —— | certificates of indebtedness. The that shot was fired the discussion | i i : j State owes that amount to itself. and the debate of centuries was at an end. interest gces to the education of its He who was nottor slavery ; slavery childrer, and youth. Was against it.- The north became vertebrated, and the age of cartilage and compromise was 2t an end. The nation seized the standard of universal emanc ped See lus dying hand on ae much toward a permanent school tund. The real debt of the state |i tae $9,617,000. z | therefore is ution which drop Missouri will have no debt to pay or | e« snipe to suranoaaly Carlyle says that when any great | change in human society is to be wrought, God raises up men to whom that change is made to appear ws the one thing needful and abso- iutely indispensible. paving. goes steadily on, while nm no county! I are new debts being created. Some is comes at jast ; through some one who ts stigmatized as atanatic by his contempararies, and whom the supporters of the sys- tems he assails able by its terms in 1907, Missouri tr man who is not afraid to die for an; the debt decreases yearly. the bur- Vincing advocate. dens from public debts will scarcely = iy SE viggaes be telt even tor some vears before Thousaneés say sSo- ee : ee 3 ; efore Mrs. T. W- Atk their final extinction, Already the themselves prepared to make such sent. firm are hereby requested io cali on one ;/ improvements ir roads, schools and cine known and general surroundings as will tive y cure Kidney and Liver o is z = augment the comtoits and amelior- No ami y can afford to be without them They will save hundr ef dollars in} dc bills every year. Sold at fifty cts bv P.M. Crumiv & Co. 3 gence of the teeling. Lyon & POSTOF om roger GROCERIES ELEVATOR rarer ae yhaaneaes SICKNESS 212 fe-] : oe others have per, comes tousinexchange It isf 0 General Marmaduke tor Governor. | of yolumes a year. In this the Press, the first paper in ESE ries ever eioren™ the state tocome out square footed} ers. Sentforexamination before pav- co = R 5 partii ment on evidence of good faith. Johr for Gen. Marmaduke, most heartiiy f Alden, Pablisher, FO. Bos 13 Vesey St., N. Y. POST - DISPATE | The bri, thus giving it! ren copies to ong otlice 1 your, Twenty | Single Copy, One Neue { double the money possess the lence and merits of the POST-DIS- The | of trust, bearing date Septembe 1879, and duly recorded in the Rece s ._ | der’s office of Bates county, Missouri, in. WAT [QS | TD Pe 5h 2 7 4 R ‘ To pay this H book No. 17, page 473, conveyed to the | Ly eX: 7 part of the debt wauld be to pay so} undersigned trustee the following de E cribed real estate in trust to secure the payment of a As this | southeast quarter and the snort melts away at the rate of a million a | the north half of the southwest qu re section thirteen (13), townshi , ! year the time is near at hand when) (42), ot range thirty-tw } more or less and, w which there will be any reason for | due and unpaid. : ! arm Vhe process of payiug the | request of the legal bts mn all in “a es >. | and by virtue of the See debts in all indebted counties | vented By the terme ob ata dé Scholars, ora- | years before the national debt shal] | between the hours of nine { Ne ONE = = IDES -4 ; = torenoon and five o'clock tors, poets, pilanthropists, play their | be paid. the last of which is redeem- | noon of that da- at the ea 1 of the court house in tn : - county ot Bates atoreszid, ¢ : 2 fwill have no State debt and no) a: public vendue for ek county debts of consequence. This much ot said real e@tate in cru betwe implie pee aces aie : maleate : gr 4 betw een implies that, as the assessment in Tecedeary4o pay sais de! e wobet as a felon. The! creases and ability to pay grows and costs. | Rice M.D. ‘BUTLER WEERLY TIME: Williams. FOR 75 Cents. a (North Main St. Two Doors Souik of tue ist, "84, to Jan. Ist, ’gs} ** —Dealers in WE ARE IN THE |AIN MARKET]: Alive and kicking. Best facilities for handling Corn in Bates L Poectecrtece Bose County. poe Free Bottle of Postoffi on Eapg stoves lore Trenissandaiee Buss! D tT M P S - QU KEN a radicaleure. Bing foc accistsand ft wiles res m. HE. G. ROOT. 183 Pearl St. New Yor CONSUMPTION. remedy for thoabove dis indend, Badand one easy and safe, only 5 feethigh. We carry our corn up by machinery, ge!" ai rbimer rents * azload of corn in two minutes. No danger to team) or w, rnd Pog tae ighest market price cash up no grumbling, Henest weights. Tre ha | onc We have regenerated the Grain Market of Butler, and have bee - vorth thou tsof dollars to the farmersof Bates county. In addition it BOOKS- MILLIONS pe we ha all other kinds of Grain. LEFKER & CHILDS, an we The choicest litera SAC SNE RAL IE : . ie ‘. ture ot the world. Catalogue ftee. I A ESTABLISHED 1870. Ee Not sold by d _N Yon James River, Va, in | F A RMS? Northern settlement, | ennett,Wheeler&eo HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Iilustrated circular free, J, I, Mancha, | Claremont, Virginia, MTIFELTY CENTS| Celebrate John Deer Plows, Cultivators and Stalk Cutt mu weerly st. tls = | MITCHELL FARM WAGO Ano Cortland Spring Wagons, Holliday Wind Engines and Deep Well Pumps. Hats! test spicfest_ and best tamil paper in the West is offered tor 1 he tollowing extracrdinary low ra cel Fence Wire, and the finest line o! GROCERIES] | and best selected stock of Hardware in the City. BUTLER, MU 'Close “S” Barb S : » CORRODE EC There is no weekly paper otfered PATCH. It is a paper for the fam NORTHEAST CORNER SQUARE, } = " { for the merchant, State Finances. j farmer. If yo: have not seen it ts 2 t waarmee 2 opy from Postmaster or send to th i caper se ; | fice tor it. 1 Address, = - and Best Ling St. Louis. of Implements ever brought into Bates county. Phe Casaday Sulky Plow, Farmers ¥riend, Brown & Keystone Planters, the Haworth check Whereas, James F. vis t Rowe >ample Copies tree on application. | Special arrangements made with Post- pasters and Agents. | H ee: Sale. tor all planters. certain promissory note Weir ail Tron and steel combined cul- id deed of trust fully d t t > new Pekin, all sron and steel! com The northwest quarter H ivators, Butord Rock Island, Weir. Furst & Bradly. Canton. Chpder & Mortisox ows. Headauters tor BA Ft BED WwWiRe wagon, the Racine Sp Baker Grain Drill, Harrows of ail ttuli line of n BUGGIES. j and wagon wood work, and line of Shelf Hardware in the city R. DEACO ust and this notice described as may pe" ERI OE FS a u interest and ; - TyGarp, Lttke ples-are WELW JJEC WELER- Trustee. the publie th: rto make have the TP stoes of jewelry anel =p »unty , Missouri, cOr authorit will on Thursday, Febr "he «> Pp v exclusiy Disolation Notice The partnership beretotore existing s 2 ae between Drs J. Everingham and E. L ; write se er h . “ ong | People of the counties begin to tee!) Rj ice is this day dissolved by ual con- All parties indebted to the late m now pd elo tter how of the parties and make immediate set ; ort bavily thes ‘4 tlement. Dr everingham can be found at i t p Purity the blood and re, gulate the bowe Boga the old stand and Dr Rice can ate the hardships of life. The final 4, ' : situation justifies thea: in the indul- mM. hiem to or Uitgeod ra tee salistact FRANZ found ¥: sham onder aml guarar BERNHARDT, er ‘rumlys drug store D. Butler Mo Dec Butler, Mic