The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 4, 1885, Page 5

WTLER WEEKLY TIMES BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4, 1885 LOCAL ITEMS pe Novice To TEACH ERS:—Public I ations for the be ot ¢ ch in per- Bates county, os desiring to be held on the 3d gth inthe Ohio street Saturday of each school house, id on the 1 tier, Me Saturday of pmnonth in the We ‘h Hill, Mo., the ex ncing each day at g «clock, J. H. HI County Schoo! Con ide school house, mination co M. “ON County Court met Monday. Monday was ground-hog day. Circuit Court convened Monday. The snow has gradually slid away. te sick. Mrs. D. G. Newsom is qui Mrs. N. A. Wade is visiting friends Springfield. Aaron Be n, he sick list. Twp . collector, 1s on Mrs. Judge Holderman, Burdett, who isin the c t the residence of Jf. F. nite sick, A meeting of the County Grang ili be held in this citv at their at 10 O'clock hall, Miurday next Ageneral turn out is requested. Rev. S. M. Brown, of wmerly pastor of the Bap fthis city, preached to ongregation Sunday, vening. Hon, W. J. Stone wishes us to say hat parties writing him wifl add J. Stone of Mo. W ir ity, D.C. Hon. W. a one, of pent Tuesday in ands with his many triends ovs from here to Washington City In the ho was detamed at absence of Judge home on ac- ntof the severe illness ot oue ot | S children, Judge Parkuison acted special judge Monday and oper , : { urt and charged the grand jury. | A. AL Conard one of the best | nocrats and township collector of | ound towuship gave us a pleasant | il Monday. In addition to his de- acracy and offices he is a { breeder | attend as a cc j of you owi Gantt, ji \ | The city telegraph office has been | moved from North Main Street to! ship the opera house. John A. Wee a young man liv- ing near Bolivar, whi and dav last week. ccidenty shot one If those eastern {el! much money piled uy ana wish to put it in circu tiem send it over to Bates. F. W. Golhday. of Summit town- one of the finest and largest hogs we Four stout, hearty young men p exhibited on our streets Monday | were arrested Thursday night ot fast ; week at the ‘} ripp schoo! house, haveseenin manv a day, and we about two miles southwest of this if its equal in weight can be j city. by Thos. Berry! il, ’Squire | m the county. When put; Baagley and Fred Cod. They sc s he upped the beam at/ were brought to town late at ni ght | It was across between | and lodged in jai Friday they ap Poland-China, ! peared before Squire Meek < n e an-/ 49d received a senten of twenty ; es pias days imprisonm tin the county jail It was current r the | cz a Mt. Pleas names as Edward streets Tuesday tl tN. A ne is well and fa- > Wm. r, Chas. Allen Davidson bad died in Cr aati + vorably known to the people ot But- s. Day. and their resiuences other day. ler and . Pleasant township hav- | 4° New York, Chicago, Novascotia We take pleasure ine od en-, ing resided here for many years and | and Texas. They were not a hard tion to the advertisment of _ p. | having spent the greater portion of i one : fellows and claimed Soriele ioe -| bis lite in Bates county. He has} tev could not get work and were other column. Mr. Barker nan nd efficient worker | Ng to make their way to Kansas ing his ent re stock of ¢ A law su betore ’ , Eb pending tor some time Squire Meek, between Join A Lum ey and £07 to the plaintiff - Weare requested to ant ; Dr. Jno. A. Brooks wil Butler on the rat! speak bruary. triends of tie cause are re quest ed inty organiz | beperfected. The Dr's. su! jec be *:The late Camp: what next.’ tound guilt of adultery at Abaline, Kansas, last week, an oon img active a rc jon the Butler 7 and + This school house 1s Rich Hi With a good supply years, is located i j pable and and Lwill do his; ot coal on band and a stove w makes it a fearlessly. most excellent place for these gen- i | posse sion of a cx ich ee brother in-law ot f dei aw : oe Yemen of Icisure to st »p during pested and desma Athison, came | our marshal, Morgan, and a wor h t TI 3 Dn, n : the night, ihe good citizens ot off Saturday and decided i: sr of | #€8S Cur on general principles, was that neighborhood have been annoy- jed so much of late by these tramps a fine of $50], , : taking possession of the schooi house oe ent in the county jail On } ediately bigamy. j that they concluded to put a stop to it, hence the The gged te be ser trecl and promising for their liberty rty days imposed. arrest tramps b they would ry estimal arshal Morga dz town immediately. We have no Squire Meek would tl doubt but that * 1 their proposition it he have acceptec could ! he law tence u have done so, but under the l was come -d to pass sen- pon them. established. road, ee i leave Give him a term m the Pen. {nthe Coilsofthe Law. . next time the signal s of the Carl Wheeler, a young man hail-} 1 Danner ts wafted to the bree Pl _ ; in@ tre n ae H duc ae November election | 02 tom Larama, and fately peop e will confidently their ee ished as com. | ¢MPloyed on th railroad as laily p expecting to { h ieee e telegraph operator, was arrested at »y Senator John Sher i Archie Friday nigh harge vith ) herm i compiler ot the American & ie Friday night charged with t : = breaking into relarizi ee : : | Almanac, Mr. A. R. Spoffard. He eaking into and burglarizing the Kied fr e€ are a number | i ¢ " f I When caug I gives the total number of ballots | 4 1 dep When caught, the ; us on subseriptior we have waited « me, you, a long eltthat you were like our But now that the weather is | ig and you can haul! yours duce to ket, please re i‘ | correct a good and come forward and pay It a es ions you cant pay all, pay what vou can | Now don’t torget us. | Why Cleveland young d Tilson is name ofa emocrat that Eyed at the residence of father, T. at Hf. Tilson, constable of New Home slate Township. a short time ayo. He is row a bor and | cast for presidential electors as \ oro, $55 | received 4,910,075, and Mr 845.022. i he north was 3,104,832, and at | south I for Butler to je throw out her } insane asylum which is to be erected some pornt in anything in the goods stolen from a trunk in the depot belonging to a drummer were 10.- - Of these Mr. Cleveland found on his person, thirty - back to Adrian and a hearing Saturday, and failingfto fill a bond ofone thousand dollars was sent. to Blaine nounting to Piverdene ght dollars. He was brought c vote at the only 1,716,143. These figures spent about a week in this city ona m_ the and protracted drunk van before going to Adnan, and during his spreeing here Na- He is a bright, intelli- tow-line for the new attempted to defraud the Butler the | tional Bank. this part of Tf we wish to had! accomplish gent young fellow, and itis a great ihe “aphoslaice Pe Sa: a the upbuilding of our pity for him that he has thus gotten e F cer weighs 1 bs. | tow nd count ve she be lik . : . as fine hogs as can be tound in IE the hoy © Gees ap ony arene counhy wc should be ike | Pa ip antp leo enone a difficulty. ' ie boy grows im the foot s of ster wwns—up and doing. & : : state ti a: ee : sustep Owns up ands domes rr parents are said to be highly re- i¢ noble sire, he make arust ilder to st i all togeth- é — [oe : ulder to shoulder and all togeth spected people, and this sad mistake We are reguested to announce } in local pelitics in that secti Phe goad book says, ‘task and ir son will not be a Christmas tt a meeting of the stockholders ot | = = | you shall receive, seek and ye shall : t Gr : : ‘i {| Onur old friend, Gene Speer, re-}|% veo } z present to send home. > Grange store willtake place at} ee \ find. Phen why lay in a dormant pee Ee i hall ia tide city vy | Gurned from the World’s } mall in this city at 10 o'clock Hed 1 state and allow our country cousins Ex-Confederates, Attention ; — : {where he has been tor} ees m. sharp, Friday. Every mem- } be . | to walk off with the prizes? Meno . ro ile tly requested of » or three weeks, Wee i ate ae : ne sats . 4 f A meeting of the Ex-Confederate = a ies quested to be . } rut YT, Wake up, rest yourscives va “i Dale : stnine dask. Ele .eoe at oe — er, Be a i : Association of Bates county will be it, : : xut in a bid tor the asylum and w - : = simply immense. He ad a oie . held at the City Hall, in Butler, Mo., Belvia Lockwood 1s the name ¢ uncing girl baby whi charinved at jure D. G. Newsom's house last | ek. Tie Squire thought he was ysinart and would = get h the local of the Ties, and not H now, away ) that time. | but ad the exhibit »€ much nicer te go about ffi the county court wa sure our representative in the on Saturday, Feb. 14, assis— 1884, at 41 o'clock, a. m., to which all Ex-Con- tederates and their families are vited to come and bring with them weil filled baskets. for a general re- union. ture will give us all the in- evening last during the ot the Band ot Hope at hall, a very disgracetul pro- Officers of the Association nany ilse npress= jail, where he now lies awaiting the ————----—- action of the Grand Jury. Wheeler not be a good idea]. 4 us know anything about rt. to crown | was indulged in by some | will be elected for the ensuing year. — | ns s all « r t y, r h > : = | themselves all over with glory, they ; Young men who happened to be | Representatives of the press of Bates anes ; i ; they | youn; I P aq ev Grabam has been em- { will, without delay, cause t built | present. As is customary at these | county are cordially invited. | ved as local editor and solicitor , 2 substantial plank walk. meetings the elder ones present are | P. Hackett, Pres’t. | t N - ede = - -f 5 fete > eee oo a 4 ee eee ey Ae ne the 8 called upon to address the children, | F, ConemAN Smitu, Sec’y | bright young tellow and will j Side tothe east tront door of | and M: n0s. Buck being present —— -- ke the Democrat a first-class local i‘ thouse. This improv nthaslie to his lot te give th «Ain ounce ot preventioa is better er in every particular. | tong been needed for the convenience | baideen a little fatherly advice,|thanaton ot cure! Especially 1s saiter Wall al amt a , of the public, who now either have} and it was during his remarks,which | this true when fire is the evil that 1s P| altace and Bb. J. Berry, | = aes . : th ff. j t@ go around or wade through the | were very appropriate to the occa—| to be warded off. giant farmers and cattle m en of | mud foe = ; + 6. * : v jmud. | Sion, that 4 tew young men in e Equip your stores, factories, resi- t Virginia, this county, and both - = i 3 a : = . Be i Te P co : nes | rear part of the room took adv: antage | dences X&c., with the justly popular inch friends of the Times, gave It was Peter Cooper who said: oa = 1 “ Lit s | of the occasion to cutup in a most} Harden Star Hand Grenade Fire ‘call Monday. Both gentlemen | “In all towns where a newsp aH “ i if ly | Exti ist 1 th feel nto be enjoying good health, | pub shed every man should { unbecomine and ungent emae vy BUDS USECK, anc e Sa you may fee Ades < Fear cnn oe - ; Manner by snoring and otherwise | secure, being armed with a prevent- Piness and prosperity. tise in it even if nothing more co es : 2 beh h thet io . : } listurbing S cer and the ‘O- ve against the ravages of the firey ~ \2 card stating his name and the bus— |“! bas bg See poe ans on pe ea = age eb ? fal teal y ev. Walker. ns ‘ } io sic " ? LW i! = i ev. Walker, pastor ot the C. P. | iness he 1s engaged in. It pays the | 2'ession of the meeting ows the: end, which wi neven’s = Be. rch, opened a protracted necting | advertiser, and brings trade to the | TIMES does not uphold sich pro a uu — rig . } : . ceeding 1. if pe vated agai ¥ arden S enade dav mght which will continu j town. by letting people at 2 distance = ngs, and. 2 perpetrated again, : ne = en Star Han Ge — ig the week . ~_ ¢ Will ne ith he s 2 ance z thoroughly ng the week, and perhaps longer. | know that the place you reside in is |“? ie ubnoldthe wares of ue pee a ee ae i y y : Tainless ¢ c s ale in make g se. c s ~ Walker is a young man,bright, | | @ prosperous community ot hve bus- | P74!"ess young men who participate | simple in make and use peioieeby es hgent and a Recut speaker, ae eee en * SS Mr. Buck is one of our] with equal see effect : = best citizens di vhat a 2: uild, nev t bespeak for him abundant ‘suc-; E ao ‘ yest citizens and if w bat he should | man. woman or child, never out ° : | David A. Collier appears betore say upon these occasions does not | order, always ready, and never fails _——- ae 3 the people of Mz. Pleasant township meet the approbation of these \ to do its work spee + putting out | he boys have a tiourishing Hter- | as candidate for coastable Mr. hel individuals, tus gray! fire as it by magi Milhons of del- | S Par +} oy : ~ * . ae ofa t { Society at I View school | Cellier was born and raised Ken- should command their respect. | lars worth of property have been se. Briday night last house crowded and the exercises good. | h sides of ¢! questior t “€ were well repres MK interest. was nthe part of These encouraged all the county, as they are both in- ctive ar © audience. fties should be tucky. that state ntertaining. mex He wed toa Br several vears ag from RE ve worker in rv. It nomi- euse of these Grenades vear but saved by = duriag the past ES: Do net delay supply your- Dick Hurt gives you a clean selves with this wonderful fire con-| poll ve he uses Violetine. or face! particular s, | anc ich settens the skin an ss. eve Bath rooms open J. A. Joxes, nd at all hours is new sea? Nevda. Mo. } e South side + S. W. Missour Ce snomiagats ed Oe eed P.J.JEWEST : Opera House Furniture § Store he A Sl Stock and Pair Prices COME AND SF ’ ie wy 3 { * 1 x { Proprietor, CLOSING OUT! Qn Monday, February , 1805, 1 will commence selling out My SOCK AT COST FOR CASH And will continue until [ will etire “Ss sold OUT. keep a PULL LINE OF GROCERIES at reduced prices. As out of business, all Iam are geome owing who MUST COME FORWARD AND SETTLE heir accounts. 6 Tmean Business. -P. BARKER, Johnstown, Bates County, Mo. By the use o Hostetters Stom- ach Bitters the heggard appear- auce ot the coun- tenance and sal- lowness of dys- peptics are sup- planted by a healthtul look, = and as the tood is assimilated, the body ac- quires substance is re- Appetite so stored, and the nervous sysiem refreshed with much needed slumer,through the use of | this medicine, which is also beneficial to persons ot a rheumatic tendency, and an estimable preventive of fever and ague. For saleby all druggists and dealers gen- erally. REJOICE AND BE GLAD. 1 are bound to do itit you reed THE, CHICA K nr family happy an me with sh It » al: er, raphe cops eo THE CHICAGO LEX — aa “Only One Dollar a Year. Fer Coughs, Sore Throat. Hos-wences, Influcnza, Colla Hoomchitia, Croup, Wheezing Coach, Asthma, Q@wli Palnela (best. sto ? ray dete Eoprem ee arges Secure Healthy tion to the Liver nd relieve i jou troubies. Reo = v Pree from Opiates, Emctics and Poisons. | A PROMPT, SAFE. SURE CURE | eo { SPECIAL NOTICE MONEY To loan at lowest rates of inte Th Philips decision does not eftect the Mo Loan Co., represented hy w5tt J. K. Bevcier Butler, Mo For Rent. The handsome Humphrey re including 5 acres of ground, just south ot city limits, is tor rent, Is one of the prettiest homes in the country WwW. it | Walton, Agent, Butler, Mo sidence Ss. B, NEWRI Does a general Insurance businese—In sures property against Fire, Lightning, Tornadoes, Cyclones and Wind Storms Also insures Plate Glass against break age by accident. Call on him tor policy betore itis too late. Office ir Opera building over bank, Butler, Mo. 24-tf ls | Notice. Friends,I actually need my money Please call at once and settle. 7-5t* ee Farm for Sale. Banker j | ii I will sell my tarm, situated jn section !, in summit township, r¢ hundred acres. Divided in lots to suit purchaser, Terms easy. A. Hami.ton, Dick Hart Guarantees all work done 1n_ his shop. It you wish a clean shave. shampoo or hair cut call and sec him. Also trv his bath rooms. Southeast corner square. | For Sale. | Three big two-year-old mules, one | pair three-year-old Normon horses. jsome Kentucky bred saddle mares and colts. Some young short-horn bulls, short-horn cows, and Polled Galloway bulls. Asuey Hasitton. Itch and Scratches of every kind curedin 30 minutes by Woolford’s 'Sanitary Lotion. Use noother. This Inever fails. Sold by W.J. Lansdown. ieee Butler, Mo. 4getyr FREE! | | i | | ' |