The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 7, 1885, Page 8

i H { LOCAL ITEMS. ee val monopoly. 2S i - > ua “4 Ss day rson City. > new county cor vi Bell’s Mill turn to Cr not at Kansa Judge B city Monday and did not favor us substantially. call mana been appointed floor ht; not drain their town. A party was given at the residence of Dr. J. H. Frizell, Friday even- all ing, to which callers on New j Year’s day were invited. A delight: | ful time is reported by those in attendance. | | | Chas. TT. McFarland, formerly editor of the Tres, arrived in But ler last Tuesday to attend the sick Charley t s his health Fe companied by his wite. They start for Colorado in a few days. bed of nis child. is improved. was ac— will It is estimated that not: more than one half the corn crop in this county this year has vet been gathered, The tarmers scem determined to get more than the present price for their corn and when they do begin to sell times will become considerably easier. An Ohio pork grower | by experimenting that a bushel ot | raw corn, ted on the cob, will duce nine pounds of pork, while an equal quantity ground, and the yield twelve pounds. A bushel of corn boiled thirteen a half pounds of pork and a bushel of meal as learned pro- made and cooked made about sixteen and 2 | half pounds. Maj. Dick Allen, of New Home, was in town Monday and Tuesday in attendance at the convention the adoption of text books. Major is an newspaper having used the first power press ever put up the Pacific This was in San Francisco in ’49, and the now famous Robert Bonner was foreman of the office. for ne 1d ok man, on coast. Amusement. Masonic Theater:—**The Bank- er’s Daughter,”’ a play, that, it seems will never lose its popularity, drew a large audience last might. and met with the same cordial welcome that has always greeted its appearance here. It familiar piece with our theater goers, and last night’s pc & formance will compare favorably with the previous productions. The Stage setting was exceptionally elaborate. The American legation and the duel scenes have never been better mounted ata Nashville theater. In the cast there was the same gen- eral excellence. The G. Washing- ton Phipps, of Crossen, the Count de Carojac. of Mr. Maddox, the John Strebelow, of Mr. Linson, the Hor- ald Rutelidge of Mr Donald Smith, the Mr. Brown, of Mr. James, the Lillian of Miss Lewis, and the Flor- | ence St. Vincent Brown ot Miss } Erle, were all admirably susta:ned. | There will be a matinee this after-/ noon, the evening pertormance clos- ing the engagement.—The Daily Nashville (Tenn. ) American, Satur- Day, Nov. 209. At opern house Monday, January 2, 3885. Tickets on sale Thun- day, Jan. S. Reserved seais. ‘asqoet. - Gallesy, a: } 73} — ' Rockville. st ed i cs = of Ha Mos. & R . . . Vise sited th cs ‘ i 4 a x, * all over e¢ state Phney ¢ 4 switch. Rockville edifices in which Bapust denomin town. best, m gressive newspaper, Globe, is pubtishe Graves, two genia gentiemen, and the paper large patret vi a good influence in \ bank and a flowing mill ing needs Of the s say they both in the near future. Among the noticed the following: Simon Hoftm:z gant store, chock full of dry g ods, clothing, boots, shoes, &c., ison the south side of Osage avenue, west of the railroad. Mr. Hoffmanenjoys a large and rapidly mereasing trade. Davis & Co. have an cley track, the ca east of the railroad pacity of which is 15,000 bushels. Mir 3¥. BD: ial energetic manager, informed us that be handled all kinds of grain for the idance of and Lanier, the g firm, and now had an abu flax seed to Wyckoff & an. h also use the elevator, and have wisely entrusted | Flancock. their business in the hands of the! Trtss’ old frend, A. T. Lowry. R. J. Hurley has a lumber yard here, managed by O. HH. Ward. Mr. Ward informed us that he was doing 2 yood business. Jas. F. Ward keeps an implement house next to the Hurley lumber yard. He also does a gx surance business. J. W Ruble, the village ack smith, was the next we visited. In| addition to his blacksmith work, Mr. Ruble makes a id ade of | carriages and wagons, and his work in this hne is surpassed by none in the southwest. Kirkpatnck & Tagart and Coo} Bros., occupy the large tw stone building on the east 5 railroad. Each firm carries a large and well selected stock of generel]} tlemen to deal with and it is no won- der to us that their trade increas- ing so rapidly. The Green Tree hotel is on Osage avenue eastof the railroad. G_B. Valentine is the proprietor and a more genial host does not live in Bates county. The house is first- class in every particular. The post office drug store is kept Is by Dr. G. W> Mayes, the newly ap- | pointed post master. Dr. John Johannes keeps a large! o¢ i cogeich a piece of rapine stock of groceries, hardware, Ke..un the west side. and J. L. Richardson is a tew doors west with a handse:mne stock of the same goods. G. H. Carter has a large reom wel filled with furniture. hard- ware, stoves, Ke. R. B. Det.eng & Co. the south side ot Osage avenue west of the railroad. They have a beauti- tully arranged store well filled wi store © oD dtugs, groceries Xe. e ot the | potentin | ocend & | fy any i their backs bear observer of for pointed iin j cided u peculs to does not figures. | sand ‘somebody its etic who beholds it come camels, ¢ “hey wabbl their normal shap te my mind that nature never intend ed that woman should go up | for 1 don’t beleve an ang \inme, could mount the i | ‘There 1s j of | Hayes’ cabinet but tact, and who is again Cleveland's cz he continued, **t i : is an able one in m Making Beds and Climbing St New i ITs. | le strain. every ir clothes, the rrset-str “ir c no lhness. other than absurdly. A Bad Figure a man,”’ things ‘who might have had for a. Texas ace sth Ft at +3 it appreciate ngs, | action. and the outiines presente semblance joints seem to refuse all customary to It is clear it iden Yr. said ar political tairs, fem- 1 old here, a place in net re 8 one peculiar ember, Mr. curious fact,’” wan y respects he lue of With him a hundred thou- i million are practically ity of his | project was selected instead. thing. Queer, isnt it? have been a member of but s thing. told he was fully de- for that when called att n to this ter , na A Righteous Judge. fe For | | two | wor | $25.000. service. j the same tim infamous who are services months $32,000, lawyers presented = ? - prov } i said merchandise and do a fine business. | PFOYSs DE 9484: They are pleasant and agreeable gen- | “Gentlemen, selves good When the mitted to Judge Druammon you lawyers. clients than mine to the peop! Could you nor scoundrels heart would make They are su sanet be $15,000 is cut down to $ and i wil We don’t mond’s politi to dish, eve voor know what Je 1 but aggregatin How ch thieves at S500. eot we like tosee hier Cliet Justice consider the Nev was were sub- ap- your- much | | have charged $25.000 for sixty days as more are your services worth to your You > content, each of you, to take my pro iata tor These chargecs ure men This charge of .300, those Repeat + United States Supreme Court. Star Y¥. Star. cout subscribe. ke the Tistes « purt ' | yer what am now, WIT AND HU*Or,. fin’ an? talkin’ sir, new word, a parting the purpose ‘ 4 i my dauehter hon had left them | t 7 o'clock, ithen one dawn to the Hola hk to ele ithe € 1 1 leaned ‘ Ia liberal } liewe cooping a ¢ up a ; Smith give you | yuld a rare exotic, or watching Se minister's | you woulda criminal. But 1 | Wife of her wo doll | ip amy mind before | got home i & | i sam ep cenae Drea ht that it would be just as well for a rich m Smith to pay ye on the girls us not. for such! a servis cout i t that met my eye was not small amount,” he reptied, ‘but | greeable one. Both of the girls must remember that he has been mar- | are young, you know, 17 and 18, and I ried before.""— New York 8: ippose you have observed that they A mother in New York City whose | are pretty. At any rate, they are little son ha fallen from the root of | bright and fresh young creatures, full andfun. I send them to the ry morning before breakfast on es, they spend six months of every arin the country playing tennis and dipping into the ocean, and I had flat- teredanyself that 10 nonsense Concern- tered their heads. her dwelling vught ona telegraph wire, whence be was rescued by a dar- ing descent of another lad upon a fire- escape, spanked her son and gave his rescuer 10 cents. Whatever may be said of the latter act, the former show- he ed wisdom beyond that of present | ing your age. I believe skating rink has undone As ts played upon a | in an hour what it has taken me years mbertville citizen a few days ago. | to accomplish. You know they employ He gave a tramp a pair of old panta- | as assistants at the rink half dozen loons and was surprised shortly spruce young fellows. whom I am told wards by : ap returning and are hired solely on account of their him 2 five dollar note, which lie good looks. Thes .in fact, o re- one of the pockety. rkably pretty lot of little men. ts the citizen with the tramp’s re from to 26 or 28, and i with a hh nic urled = mus- we upon ‘ dh and gush- it the They are dressed in uni- are the most conspicu- ao ice » crowd of mashers that I have Two mi who had | ever see They are tually sicken- 10t seen ¢ met the | IPE. yiher day nd em- As I stood there ¢ at three or braced eff had | four of th you >per-snappers sovered their wl: **Are along, clasp » girls’ hands you married?” und have rown and whispering in the vas ounded by seeing + five childr rrier youngest daughter sail byinthe clutch- es of the mashiest masher of them all. j He had hold of both of her hands, and was leaning against her, whispering in her ear. His mustache rubbed again-t her cheek, his eyes were half closed, and she was as red as u beet and s ing straight at the floor. I gulped. Be- 4 fore I caught my breath I descried sail- to an Elizabeth, (N. last A tramp applic J.) woman for food one day esiget ey the mide of the room an- ei a my o'} aughter. and af- He eeven more familiar fectionate than the first two. ‘What | did you do?” L asked, as he stopped to Be ge ae tis open palm. pane iee, i walked out on ninst 1 those girls to the > fu carried oft Lore I was the © erthat I pride attrac- benches in such =! pd ce sek. nter of myself tion for a sho.t ts “xeuse me, madam." said a gentle- ressed a few sent 1 politely to a lady fro: led mashers and t bome nad acciden Ned a false switch | Lam gis ron ad nov crowded car. “Ive se enough | entir ity son of you to convince me that you are no sof myse gentleman.” exclaimed the confused No more woman ‘And I,” returnedthe suave | re too man, handing back the lost switch, “have seen enough of you to convince j — + me that you are no gentleman her."’ | Swedish Folk Lore. “Pat, have you any prairies Ire- | sie land like we have in Il is?” "Fo be4 Oe eae Pr ss shure we have. Didn't vez iver bear of { o> Year ie es _ after the lightis Tipperary ?°’— Yonkers Statesman. j put ot your bed-room, you must = .._ | throw your 3 over your left _ A prominent lawyer now practicing | <poulder look next’ morning in this city tells the following: *‘Anold i to see at position it has fallen. [f darkey was under indictment for some to the door you will trivial offence and v without coun- ! during the r; but sel. The Judge to de- inward, then you will fend him. I was . fresh j nother vear. at the time, and it was my first case in the Sarre court. As [ went forward to consult} into the with my client he turned to the Ju¢ kept and said: *Yo° Honat ppoint “Fes,” was reply. the old darkey. ‘take him away, Jedge: | I pleads guilty.”""—¥. F. World. A little fellow was climbing an apple ' tree, and when on ihe topmost limb, he slipped and fell to the grofad. He was picked up in an ible conditi After watching br h pedsik ae u too | n Ww d leans to man who = his ue a n of our 1 . Detrott F Press the last insertion to be at least ps weeks vefore the t day of the l term of circuit court. J.R. Jennsme section Sale. Stephen A. Gentie a ris wife, t Trustee's N yds, tl i ni 39), ot i, whereas, by thet ‘ it said Lol tru Dora autl upoU deta 5 e int yey Saad nog ‘ f thevt me dug» Decembe the recor y vunity 4 > i, on the 11th @g bool Nos 3g j scribed signe tollowing ¢ real © id being situate in the couy ot Missouri, to-wil the southwe of the soutl ast quarter » of townshi vtes and state The southeast q ter ot quarter and the west half quarter of the sou No. tourteen (1 yeone (41), of range No. thir , contaming in all sixty acre more or less. Also the southwest anal ter of section No. six (6), in towneshi No. torty-one (41), of range No, thirtyet 32), containing one hundred and tot sia.acres more Or less, in trust to secu! ment of cert promissory soy in said deed of trust fully described, a whereas, said notes are past duc and paid. Now, therefore, in pursuance the terms and conditions in said deed 4 trust fully described and At the reque ot the iega! holder ot said notes I wille we No. jo three (33 the pay Thursday, January 15th, 1555. between the hours of nine o'clock in th torenoon und five o'clock in’ the afte noon ot tl day, at the east tront dod ot the court house, in the city ot Butler Bat , Missouri, sell at publy ven rcash in hand all the real e tate in said deed of trust ar tis mote described or so much = therec s may necessary to pay said debt, ay COStS. C. CLARK ; cee a: Order Ot Publhicatio STATE OF MiIssour}, ¥ ¢¢ County or Bates, jj." In the Circuit court of said county, Pt ruary term, 1855. Pantel Morebeuc id Cor 3 Mo head his wife, plaintiffs, +s Vhe unknown heirs of Abeolem Fra ndants. ier def : Now at this day com? the piste , by their attorneys betore the # c court § herei dersigned cle cuit vacation and lavit. alleging among ot there are a it~ veri) sons interest n the subj his petition [whose names Uiey cen & unknow in ert herein because they are to them], who have an interest or app rest in said premises whieh : as heirs of Absoiem Frazier Whereur it is ordered be vacation tt said detendant+ notified by publication that pl ifts ha enced a suit om im the object a: nature is to divest the title which said é tendents have or may appear to have ,and tothe tallowing land in Sat Missouri to-wit: The nortlime uarter of the northeast quarter of @ tion twenty-hve, in township No. 9 range No. 30, as heirs or Absolem rier and veatthe same in the plain Cordelia Morehead, and that unless said defendants be and pear at Court, atthe nextterm thereof, begun and holden at the court houre the city of Butler, in d county, on 2nd day ot February next, and on or fore the sixth day of said term, if term shall so long continue—and if then on o1 betore the last day of term —answer or plead to the Petition be taken be ren ~aid cause, the same will conte-sed, and judgement w ed accordingly, And be it turther orde xereot be published, acc the Butler Weekly T paper printed and county, Mo., for tour weeks success#€ pu Cirenit Coen A true ccpy trom the Record. {[sear.j] Witness hand and Seal ot the Circu te cou , this agth day of Novem oer JJ. R- JENKINS, Circuit Cir