The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 11, 1885, Page 4

i f vite Ra i bane rsiimceetnidnsinuaalaUsscnbtsialaSiatisisindnindilin Asien meine einen isahneieeameaiietienninintreewencensiiisi cath } | ashanti AN ACT. CHARLES T McFARLAND. ley McF: ! OUE BONDS. Mt. Pleasant township, ik TI BUTLER WEEKLY An Act to Enforce Section Fourteen sear eee cse es —_—__—_——— great many of her sister town . ty this = , Pes SS "ALLEN Ep: | and counties ts peculiarly st 1856. Soon of Article Twelve, ofthe Constitu- ' nate in father moved sion of Misseuri. in Reference to J.D. Auren & Co., Proprietors. | debtedness, and ors ghost |.) ". nanos. waere : ee | lawyer #4 man of ! Charley \ The Following Bill ws Introduced i : ery bevy by Bates County's Member. owe year, postage paid, tor 31. peat Sy eee tt 31 = attend earing cision was rendered ne Cor AND 1.—AUR persons persons, Weare aut Waving asa candida Censtable of Mt. P! the matter was forever set He was of 1ef owr jzct to the ac : ; i Convention f recent decision by the sau art sition in t We are authorized to : favor ot the bondholders makes | 4¢ ag, S$. Cowles, which position he didat these bonds valid and towns filled with honor and credit to d satisfaction ot % ‘Tucker, as a car Mr. Pleasant townsh ratic conveation Ma hable. i fe me | The debt at present, for many years and rap We are authorized to 5 5 ee : Atherton as a candidat ble of | all amounts to $235,000. to t and confidential Mt. Pleasant township, subject to demo- gements rendered are 4 eS. csatic convention Marc t nay Je are authorized to ‘ ce noe ceo. TE a wis aes - sees s $1,621,582. To pay sndance un- ee ates ‘ ould take 1 Constable ot Mt. Pleasant tow t would take about 15 sood work. His |r ect to democratic conventio » 1885. >... ort 1 } Property was neglected. j any r4t s i > third of its rear S lies We are p authe i all a candidate townshi ized to announce H. Hf. i tor comsta! subject t would persons, property of the t or stopp lora Dons W } ot such roac i tate of Miss tom the ht may be dise, in hun- ne is- n all Bates, county inf r, on if as ‘ i r his orde Sauwrday, February 14th, 1355. for aie alloft rood «« the purpose of sett ‘ i e West ¢ > F¢ iolding of a county con ; si : fomimate a ¢ fc : cca i e south i any goods, 1 Commissioner. er i H ae : out of fa: ' 3 specifie urgently requested to be pr eS : oe — : and east one third of C H ie ae reti there is bus sot t to | perseverence he ra come before the Comunittee. : yas 5. D. ALLEN, EA Pc JAMES. * , ng the eee : ~ A } in the inter me m not les han v Secretary. Chairman. y cae ¢ — aaah ea ae ——— matter and |). necritary of nd more tl oO n i we | } Iowa has taken the premium at W Ye | Press Ass on 1s to be re covered by World’s fair on are not prepared to on UNS This death was president ot on in any courtl Sus wieectioriets § that 5 : 2 z Saye question, W u ss | west Missouri Press Association om ¢ case, together with Henry Ward Beecher predicts 3 should be take honor and credit to the Was a i i th : oe brilliant admimustration tor Cleye- | Sette Me ma € #1 fession and was respected and itty dollars for trial in the abt hanging ove wr homes. rel : et ae - 2 : : rand, | debt hanging over our hom ws jored by all who knew him. Charley j cuit court an 2 = ‘ understan at che'township board | yy oprarlam lees a es eed We re : f aeae Vicedvcadet Thos. A. teen Reno er eye Mes aes McFarland was one of nature’s no- | ferior courts of = sicks, is visiting the New Orleans Ghe 27st task Roinionethe course Diecen eid from obscurity to | Jess than one hundred and fitty he 21st inst. to decide on the course | aatuence by his own exertions; with | lars for trial in the appellate or s World Fair. to turther liti to pursue, whether or effect the best compromise offe FRUIT EVAPORATOR courteous | preme cou ery failure by such common jan indomitat ie will, ever his Missouri took the premium at the intercourse World's f: collection i ir on the finest dite bowed : han and an attorney’s fee of not less not t of the State and for ev- carrier to haul and deliver such goods, mer- ef native birds. For some time our enterprisir business rela-| chandise or treight atter having re- The statement 1s made that South | @ten, War =. Walton, has tions. he made for himself an envi- | ceived the same to the consignee or Carolin (is the only state in the | communication with Geo. G. | able reputation and was rapidly 2s-j order in a reasonable time and in umon in which it is impossible to ob- Stegman of New York, in regard to ng the ladder of fame when | good condition, sts also specified in tain a judicial divorce for any cause. | statting a fruit evaporator in Butler he dread disease consumption claim- | said section one,they shall pay double Ll industry that uses | aa him as its victim. Through the] the damages sustained by the ship- Itis a practi O’ Donovan Rossa, shot last week ates neg _ Horticulturist | the long weary months of his illness the products of our per or owner of the goods, merchan- en the streets of New York by Mrs. : : F ae i oe and insures a market for same. It] ke bore hrs suff lence | dise, live stock or other freight, be Dudley is fast improving and in al. 2 Se | = : gives employment for from fiftv to | and fortitude; never | sause of such failure, together with few days will be out again. a a pee i ae ae - joes -five This i ever cheerful and hopeful, when the | costs and attorney’s fees as herein Fie Columbia University of | tePprise that witha very en- | angel of d caine and relieved | betore provided in this section in all hington has decided to admit ; SOUFMSE! ent from our business men! him of his » Ceparted § j cases where suits shall be brought for womento the study ef medicine. | will locate in our town as Mr. Steg- { from this ear noblest friend. ! the recovery of such damages. with the sume privilege accorded to | M49 writes very favorable. Now is | the kindest of brothers, the mest du-! Sec. 3.—All such common car- men. tor | tiful son and devoted 8 band. | riers shal! their duties as We are now receiving the dar's He died at Pueb: Colerado, | such tairly and impa tially with all Globe-Demice For General ne | unday n t. Hbs re-| persons having business to be done ¥ Jate ~, ry - ¢ ny i and plenty of it the Globe is hard to! vantage to Bates county. o Gu 1c | by them as such curriers, so that no beat. Aside from its Republican | \ > Sis | person, or company or corporations era tayored, by such carriers, by politics it is one ot the ve pa- jd pers published im the state. ' carned et sliler cars.or other facilities for = a } ‘ 4) shipping on any railroad that are not | Mahdi’ forces ce to every other applicar iKhartoun and Ger supposed to be a priso The British troops : rigs by this def s high in London and reintorcemer H probably be sent to E v © granted capture to sheot 2; And such carm Gordon shall carry ner or dead. ~orpor: corpor €@ serie Bese who h The exer me : shipper ad, or charged ,erson. comp: gyot. L Wabash, Ind.. ce rporation, for simi his sweet President Clevel nt. as more r freight, or the to fur- mght | nish person for | following cases: every two car . (to ac- Mansteld Bank vs Phillp yy ¢ stock) e place of | dore; judgement for pr’ shipment, to the pl to which it is Van Meter vs consigned and to n, but such) ed. uv = ged holding in New Wr Hickey bic aa preceded has paid a higher rate because | York and ether p prom: ! 88 He leaves x jov- | ot drawback, or rebate grante | aent Democrats ecicauatny te ss eee bre lother shipper over the same | at take OS Ga shall be entitled to recover from such } >not known, but i posed they ! The l carner double the ges. and | e in refference te his cabinet and and forty-one cans x sum of not iess t five hundred | :e future policy of the Government. | thi De I vee > called tot! | dollars, and not more than one thous- | The old to hear trom ing bill int ced into th vi and dollars, to be entered up ¢ inst Republican, a Hon. A. nry, of Bates, mn 1 any su rrier for every violation | PS a ‘Gee ; of duty herein prescribed. And for | viola sions ot the | e Republics newspaper pu ene ot the most: John P canvass for U.S. £ rot show of rece erent. He is the ance ‘ t2th congres - ers i o the unquahi ~s re extent am i pre nis congressma are tue ae we > = t, Sec. .—W ck S d from « s j sey City who imagines that he 1s the {| Rev. Judge G nd Dickey vs Cumen etal; continued person offering to ship any freight of | i any kind to sign any written,or print | ed contract, or memorandum releas- | ment for Pi'ff Owens vs ing any suchcarrier from performing ooks his, or their duty, in full in ified ; and any such cone | as | verdict for deft. Deutsch vs Jot its, iis act spec h carriers, trom porting to release su pl'ff. v of their duties under the common Atkison vs Warnock; dism Le as common carrters, as tar as Armbust vs Armbust; dismis mon law isin torce in this} 1 Rockville; judgment °" all be null and void: except | pli : any contract or mem n is | Roberts vs Custe cree for@ P° ottered in any action iw under Buckalew vs Croucl judgmq |" this act, it e¢ evidence of | for pl a violation of duty by such carrier Craig vs Riggs; judgment { who shall forfeit and pay the sum of Youngs vs Youngs; decre al one hundred dollars, to the person | yorce. 4g whom such contract was imposed Garr Scott & Co vs Miler by any such carrier. to be entered up | judgement tor plif. 98 jud t to be rendered in | sy Bailey: judgment Jy, such action. | pitt. ij Sec. 6.—This act shall only ap | Union Needle Co vs Royce; ju ply to railroads doing business in the | ment for plft. state of Missouri, and their branches, Yate Lock Co vs Austin, jw and to the business to be transacted | ment for plff. and any action at law, May vs Reagan; judgment md hy sa.d state, under this act may be brought in any Bellamy vs county in the state through which | divorce. the road complained of runs. Bailey vs Patty ; dismissed. sy Patty vs I Notice. . > a A . . Gregory vs Patty ; dismissec To the peopie of Bates County: = [ am a candidate for re-election to the office of County School Com- missioner, subject to the acticn of county convention. as prayed the Democranc pl ff. trie Circuit Court Proceedings ttarrived on Tyg court has disposed ¢ Van'Meters dis affirmed. son Bhiker vs Welly, he consig i make a continu ' piff. 2 / return one car lord of Clemmons et alvs Clemmon, Cad stock the shipper shall be entitled to | al: decree in partinon, Ric person to accompany the s} Slavback vs Cordes: disumisse ne e place to which the stock is Neat vs Mo Pac Ry; dismiy pped, without any other charge N Johannes vs Mo Pac Ry; jf — but the legal rate charged tor the | ment tor pl'ft. \ stock. M I. Brown vs CL Jenny; jy om Sec. 5.—-It shall be unlawful tor) ment tor plif. - . | any snch common carrer as in this} Wm Cassity et al vs Dallas : | act named, to require of or to. com= | ander; dismissed el any shipper of live stock or anv) | Marry Stewart ct al tha v5 lyeTcug Brewingt on vs Means et al; jp tract or memorandum, purporting to | for pl ff. i] release any such carrier from any Neubauer ys Johannes; judgn la | tv imposed on it, him or them, tor pif. m any of the laws ot Missour, or pur- Wilson vs Cassity; judgment vit Bellamy; ley ; judgment tor ¢ Payne vs Heirs ot Wilson; deci Jenny vs Helms; verdict tor Stone vs Collins; poe scaly judgment In the discharge of the duties of : school commissioner for nearly two Heilburn vs Broadus; years, [have tried to be faithtul, for plff. . honest and energetic. I have done]. uman Jewelry Co all that I could do, under the law, judgment tor piff. to forward the educational interests Ors et al vs Stolo; otthe county. If you believe that pte as commissioner merits a the my course : S 1 for plff. renomination and a re-election, Wulfing vs Hood; tavor will be duly appreciated. pitt Respectiully, J. H. Hinrcs. | ment tor plff. se . Manly vs HH the saddest cases of lunacy | j,14 t of the man in Pitchford vs for plff Walls vs Currier; 20d One ot Adams on record is Dr. Burchard. [It is bad plff enough to be crazy, but when men- : taniy ctal s ff tal aberration takes a turn tt must | for plff } cause such poignant suffering the Ilas vs Eddy: poor victem omes au object of fordon \ i S . special pity. Even Burel him- | © self can not help feeling samy tor a man so misserably situated; in fact, Burchard knows better than anybody | plea guilty, fine $10. ; elese how to sympathize with him.— | State ve Jno Curry: keep Globe Democrat gambling house, plea not guilty, «4 fixed at $500 “« It is told that a bullet with | State vs 5 oe x bee ¢ - bling house, plea not guilty, nry Southern, of Gree u Henry Southern, of sree Recs pScaD. C., was wounded 1n the | Seees oe CS Werk » battle ot Gettysburg has {liquors on Sunday, plea not gu } it i 1 +s taken from veneath bis hone | bail fixed at S100. by a surgeon. The et 1s not State vs Benjamin F Medley, i is (ooted zs | Grand larceny, plea guilty and seq 4 distigured anc : oe la ew tonted io divas snake pennem 4 when it entered his neck. } A dispatch fro Svdnev, -_ Wale-. Phe 7 a at x 5 to aj 77] TRADE ‘ero MARK 1 br Pa ” srrer Citizens Bank vs Role y judgment i ¢ g gmer pe ‘ “ Shustler et al vs Broaddus; juc F - ; judgment ‘ e ¥ er; judg nt . le . é - oA) $ » Wherritt et al; dismis > | State vs Oscar Hand: Gambt plea guilty, fine Sro. 4 7 | State vs Ino Curry; Gambling ¢ judg treat - PROMPT, SATE SURE CURR is PO uges tere Thrext. Wears Iathernzs Big tan age T hevping Coomty Mr. oe 4 done eons decree Basle | judge