The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 25, 1885, Page 8

Died. LOCAL ITEMS. es The M-. Pleasant Twp. Convention. Notice is hereby given to the dem ecratic voters of Mt. Pleasant town- sihp, that a primary election will be held at the court house in Butler on | Saturday, March 14th to nominate township officers. Polls will open atg o'clock a. m. an close at 4 Pp 0. By order of Cor t rmittee. For collars go to Gus Wyard. Trv R. A. Atkison witha dollar. at R. A. At- Fresh canned ¢ kison’ has become of James G. f Mair Jackson county pays $1,139,000 A snow slide at Alta bh Terti- I Sand. lo s at co SF ON lidae J.N Ballard Monday tay int i Honor t now ore Mr. Cle i 1 hous a Pp up > 1 r a t Prep yeu ef Prosi the ‘ 0% sof Deepwater township gave u pleasant call Tuesday This bonded business has to he carefully as if it were h> dyna We have ever reason to helieve a} Butler in bui ding boom will str the early soring. If vou want a paper that keeps up with times and publishes the very latest news, ta Lap robes and horse blankets at cost. J. T Graves & Son. March zoth Hopkirk and Brown field will hang at Clinton, fer the murder of old man Wells, near Windsor. We are sorry to learn that a little child of Mr. Geo. Frank, residing m the east part of the city, is very ill with diptheria. nw ino was soserious Capt. Phel ly cut by Short in New York, Citv. some time ago, arrived in) Kansas City the rob On account o sickness, T. Polk Tames, chairman of the central com- mittee, was not able to attend the committee meeting last week. Col. Ed. S. Vance, the gentle- manly official reporter of the Sen- ate, willaccept our thanks for favors shown us while at the State Ces pital. Read our Mingo township items in this issue. Greasy is a No, 1 correspondent and he could not please us better than to repeat the dose each week. Gus Ward will sell harness cheap { There will be services held at tie Dakotah street Method church, during this week. Rev. Weems, ot Hume will assist the Pastor, Rev. W.C. Bewley. Cc u produce R.A. Atkison, east side yme and see me and br squire. Prof. p RO Oj ofhice of school com county. Prof. tlinto his duties ¢ partia vote for J. T. Graves & Sc city, claiming to be a ry of Washi | others g | cause they oughter. Many go «the hooming Times. | i donate in this laudable ente Democrat. | O. S. Riggin. county <lerk of | Bath county Ky., is visiting his aff, of Summit nephew B. B. Bugs township. ions We received two communic | this week too late for publication, | one from Elkhart and the other fror | Vinton. They will appear next | weck. Rev. celoff, treated the scholars | of his school to a splendid dinner was given in honor ct the anniversa Phe hdav. urns many thanks for a Times r bountiful supply of cake. J. P. Wiilis, ot Butler, is among list of applicants for the U | marst alship of rus distr Wills is a tasthful democrat, and tamake a good offi Pp him throw aot CSS, t fined in 1¢ 4 a Kansas, charged with att f to burgianz store. Shets w kno ath an an ra a I said at proo by again aad > wiil certainly g n p Col. T. J. Young, editor of Ba Ben. Het thaa bone zen tleman and. like mos vsi49 mea, would make a splendit \ sentative. An exchange says: S > got church to weep, while ot rQ 10 cep. Some go their Wives to ir conscience others go to > tell their woes, Bovs go to reconnorter sage reflections, precious tew to help collections Tuesday last,at parding house im Springtield, Mo., Stephen Shoe maker, a voung man about 25 vears of age, committed suicide by shoot- ae 3 stated to a woman who was in the ing himself through the he room at the time, that he was out of money and would rather die than tramp the country. Judge Gan tt, Bleaned the docket and left tor home last Vhursday. There is tew districts im this state that have such timber on the bench. Judge Gantt for a second term is the word now We have weighed him ii the balance for the past six vears avd not ina single instance has he been tound wanting Joe Mver’s, #t the store of Sam’l. Levy & Co , has sts for the poor and desti da25c. boom It 1s # good move on the part ot Mr. Myer, ceeding bevond bis expectations. All that feel they have a quarter id we unde 24S suc- fr i will call « week will he found the name Ei. Mr and tried democrat, an ly competent in every a clever ent 2 i ~ he wil ne 2 A fics >» well d : t 2 aoe atliva Red Ridinghood’s Rescue at the | opera house Friday night. abi mic wim ose | Go and hear the beautiful hittle opera, Red Ridinghood’s Rescue,at the opera house Friday night. Everybody and their neighbors should go and sce Red Ridinghood at the opera house Friday night. It you wish to hear Butler’s ususic- go to the opera house al tale Friday nigh The with the ther Dakota and Mar storms degrees below off ime ard the m fit Cole nan, I = zoth, ' i M i Hiersperg rest and . . oung R i N rein "Squire Can vs Fr evening iast and dec 1 : Bs pri election, and th candidate getting the hrgie amber of s to be declared the nominee. neeting Was harmonious. ithe grocery = A. Atk The appeal ot the i State Hortics yses oof lenable it to detrav the expe id exh its splen leans Exhibition ought to meet) with universa! apple | support. Th s becoming One of | duct of Missouri the principal products of the state. | Tras worth advertising, and New Or- i feans justnow 1s one ot the best; ertise. We | places in the world toa 1 j have taken more premiums nany tun.s than ate, but thes ret t these premoums ave not been paid, and there 1s a y that they never will be. Vhe state ought not to hesita moment When the measure of reiiet for the society 1s properly presented. Will the people ot Warrensburg never cease asking alms of the leg- tl se islature for the State Nort Four or ed th ix Vears ago, they petition ie ature for a large | to complete the unfinished Two | thereatter they went before the and it was grant ein force ar iat housand doilars to build a ne i addition te the main building. din the sum of thn prayer was yot ty thousand. or ; addition ng prey ar ois > ste t legislature at a! r> and ja the hussel ot w: up busi s get another ; ypriation through o yout thity or fo sand lers nish w they should hay c This t w 4 3 aoe: . casury ve the i : ae ese W - s Mingo Items. Eprrox Trees: —Having nothing in your valuabe paper I though I you something of interest this section, must confess La representing the grit old onan | of Mingo. we have shared equal If vou wi of day, nor d wagon dic xreath and pid you a pleasant ¢ Kentucky Military Institute t tribution from the state in order to | at that place on the 17th mst. tural society fora small con- | deceased was a cousin of the editor She had be it at the New Or- | ot this paper. cate health for some time death was no grea’ surprise Magnoli r = owes her sme & 10 onld rather pou cant Communication. Buriter, Mo. article that Eprror Times :—- he columns of the Times impression ot respect On Wednesday Feb. 18th. 1885 of typhoid pneumonia, Berry Batch- elor, aged 21 vears one month and 7 days. Berry was born in Franklin coun- tv, Kentucky, in 1864, and moved to this Srate six Or seven years ago and has resided witn bis parents on a arm in Deepwater township a great- \er portion of the time since. He was a brigit, lligent, manly fel w, the pet and pride of his mother anda general tavorite inthe ner hornood deceased was a nephew of the editor of this paper He was the oldest son. The Times exte ssympathy to the bereaved tamilvin this their great sfflien Diep:—In Walnut township Fel 1SSs, ot pneumonia, W 1 Mr. S yd Was 1 in Cass ‘ as t s € WV 1 t ar 1555 iH > ¥ W : i & ile \ 1 Take warning and] Isave cost, on March! “i Ist, 1 will place in of-| s hand for col-| lection all past) due | s Come at once] fice! notes W. ©ninps. Jounstown, Bates €o., Mo.,Feb. 17, °85 We, the undersigned, hereby certity her for twelve months, and, a+ far as we knew, has given general satistaction; , stopped | that H. D Griffith has been our tea and the cause of our school bei is en account of not being pav teachers. f J. M. Coteman, G. MM. Oneat, ¢ Dire It Cc. P. Barker. ORDER COLLIER SHOT! pg Se TIWER CO., St. Lonis. 2T, BUCK SHOT, &c. < i Yo cu “a7, ‘ VY d $75- | pl'éf. | arraigned, plea not guilty. def’ same | ngbwaa, fine $ v funds to State vs Jt Armstrong; grand larce:s plea gunitvy, two years in | pen ; plea gu Cirenit Court Proceedings. State ws Jeffreys. pica guilty, fine Ww Rucker vs Thompson; judg, fo Wolfe vs Sims ; submitted to coun, State vs Carl Wheeler: prisoner filer vs Griggs; jiudgeme for Rowden et a] vs Brown et Adams vs Cowles; same. npbeil vs Peyton; same tate vs Wan. Downie; gambling plea guilty, fine ae State vs B A McRoberts; same, State vs JA Watts vs K ‘ t Moss vs Riley; disn ~~ 34 1 r vs Ballard; plea guilty, fin Sso State ex D “a. ¥ tal R dei’ts Keys ¢ Covs EM ¢ : \ tlave by ' . y i B j i t \ t : ve > ‘ WwW vs | r3 te vs Ca 1 sam rvs Loper; ah ssed. State vs Mary Norton; obstructing State vs Geo Ellis; same. ce vs Wu I ubling hous plea guilty, months 1acounty jail. Cowdry vs Deunv; decree prayed. Waies vs Nales; dismissed Buck vs Jacobs; judgment for pl’ ff Griines Dry Goods Co vs Jacobs ; Hlubbard vs Exline ; same. Evans et al vs Mathews et al same. Bartictt vs Crabb ; dismissed. State vs Mahone ; same. McBride ct al vs Stewart et al | judgine nt tor pl'ff. Miers vs Miers; deeree of dh vorce. Martin vs Willis; non suit. Assi nt of A I’ Lowery; set Uement Assizmment of \ Brockman; ment of Lave & Chastain nissed. to: judgment tor Young vs Butler; same. Ross Adm’r vs Wilson; same. State vs Henry Jobannes; bur- giary ; plea guilty, two years in pen. State ys Albert Johannes; pett larceny ; piea of gutity, fine $50. State vs B. Guncaa; gamolir , fine $10 ein facial neura Its; it controls the en giving almor Have used Tongalir gia, with excelien F atiack In a few hours, immediate relict iN C. WEST & CO,