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

JR £40 24444 A oe SE re Silwer Ad- Hors Nevada, Mo Thief Caught BU Tl E . March 4 --A tele to-day trog Lé Favetteville, Ark., — stat tha: Sheriff Hill of this county had Wik} gays under arrest, and way aminatre = = —— — Vv ec! VIRGINIA STATESMEN. BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES 4 was the boast ot Virg — | 1860 that among the statesmen oi were always inia uy ae ee great J. D. ALLE rv t, 85 was $145,000" N Eprror. Co., Propriete ready to start with him to. this city, fons desir will be hel e was not a Pre oe! aoe — im net from Wash down to H RIPTI ' . lbhee tying 2RMS OF SUPSCRIPTION Lcoln arand old This will be gratitying news to every 1 did avea resentative. owner of ses within 2 hundred i | also contr buted more than theh miles. of this point For sevaii rata of Sta ead years 5 ay has been perpetrating fgich Hill, BUTLEE MISSOURI | to the so a be wive expression thetts in Southwest Missouri, South xe \But alas for her depa ory, | beggars that they have ern Kansas and Northern Arkansas : 2 3 ae iwes for once an ; ) vy that time his parents ang | where to-day are her Henrys. ne 1 _ a ould beoume te — : sis p= and te} * str legislature, vea, de- ~ t | vecn residents of 7 | dolphs, Madisons, Jeffersur ¢ legisla is Bere Paige cn coe ccal te ores esidents emon are her Lees and Jackso in the name of the people, county, an is suppossed he has q } ‘ lmpade bis headquarters with th i heir day well to j made re i ho them, , t to the served t 2 i Se t ¥ | but the of rs were unable t 4 Dn. honor and the glory of their state and | inane iciberate vmed is ena | But the officers w le to cap. a = . 1 yn to surrenger himiser to an pager ss a es H 4 i] ' — Pi tly eacefull send himt acy ¢ 3 ture him. W the past ¢ q |are quietly { peacefully slee; fees ar cn ents i rely just, and I accept the si tue nee mee hree % } 1 1 n ing. deman = = 2 months his thefts became so tre " fi < that last sleep that knows no waking. 3 c = ae nthe same friendly spirit in- which non i ec 0 trequen ee ae i pena een ath 1835 in the blessed realization that no stain the bounden duty ie pres- | Dispatch. ee een eich aaktiied and daring that the most determine? weratic convention March 141 155 het realz : aoe : et has been mac isalso justified was left upon that tair escutcheon | ent legislarure tt it does its du s : 1 erigis, | forts were sade to secure bim, We are authorized to a 4 imeem sere) ‘ ame ees i ae nature © ¢ ial crisis, | : id i x atrusted ur hei -| carefully ove books ae | Atherton as a candidate t which was entrusted unto their keep ; ‘ nder the operation of the act | HIS RECORD. the. Pleasant tow 7 pet te ing. Now, that State can not boast eee i | In January he stole a horse froma j cratic convention Maren 14th, 155 : of : . . = David of a great man. ee YsSe é man named Snow in the westemy T- W- } We are authorized to announce avid e pee . ‘i ations have been u pas s Collier Pia cannidatc inc the office of poctee 52 Ome ational Cong | : : } ; part ot this county and started with Jerection | Gonstable ot Mt. Plea rwnship, | the past enght or ten years by politic | tel 02% 4 Sd aa fine intl ft have been and|it to Kansas, The next day the fimpleme i apbject to democratic co March “ } 1 eae ag } the lobbyites trom Woarrens th, 138 cal renegac { traitors, men Ge- | : neighbors gathered in considerable [the Very niga - 1 I nat Jefferson Ci t ec ; yen 3 ‘ numbers and followed him hey | This ace sense of honor and void of that he had J was mas » but when [rhat be! Jreceived sntormation th d to anne : ¢ . State does not foot We are author imble as a candida PI ant town t | principle characterizes ¢ been captured at Chetop t 1 ¢ was reachea it was learn. gjedthat he had made his escape. | The put suers discovered that he was We are authorized t eavilin as candi lilector ot Mt PL democt i Ce | bidden in a cabin a tew miles from —_—- Jtown, and, surrounding: it, offected tor tl his arrest twas then dark, and, im, they started for tidat date ber of th ed for raves a ers pockets of this state to this schoo tume comes make « lon 5. The taiiare of any ofhcer to ibers whe are in covere Soon after being een sue year. Subsc at the present juncture and and th: he recul the regul for the asylum - notify the county attorney of any wrears with the Times will be entitled tothe Herald iy paying up back Sand a year in advance. ——— ae” ty Convention. ntuin and continue in use the | here S s appeared rt Harwood sieges laid to every legislature mits ine or im- ‘ lents se shes {be obtained fr | : recedents set by oth { | Vas very i, and Ss tors i We are author A : : x ee the ‘ stow by | on pre pet | Y : " yourn by Mas candidate setiatés in aliowi 1¢ Presiden } I theu ‘ sot. to ind him ‘or of Mt. Pleas: Se ee = iis State © | A i 1 Eee ee restrained to choose | 1; | fea at he would freeze. Whe Hens qf aie ' tre id ‘ | A mere sake of tle notorrety suc | lithe first strip of timber was reached ce, 1 } a os oan | tt — a le him, objected to | : : | the prisoner pped off his hore yw of th : Cc of the name of Sen | ue r : : iets fand quickly disappeared, leaving awsistity fo th uple ot tes County ee ESS wants them badiy, the in he pe t s re | : : pie nae 4 3 3 or secretary of State o i : ae ae | the Missourians to return alone. The | /'M#** 1 eee ‘ eS me the ground that he, Bayard, object- crest OF ha ele . : | next day Sinions took dinner with a 44? "9 * he office ef County School Com- } } : , z, ones a let up on the appropriations an re nS ORCS IO=aL - t I {i 5 = Nera wer ed to the wholesale slaughter ot in | a : A ee cians may give prescrip: | pp. os ig Kansas tarmer not farfrom the scene" * i ae - Gail eeecall Sere ie nocent women and children in _Eng- | 20¢ the Ober 3 icicle tetas? > ne of Fones. i oe of his escape ind the tollowing |"! i Jemocrauc county convention. eae : : tion into how t appropriations ipon, is p : ft £ q i land by irish dy ers o then 2 oe croachment. tacts, while | nig away with a horse owne. A bi n the discharge of the duties of | oor refuce or i “ie have heen ‘tappropriated. t ? ‘ 4 : i é ae ws ag eas ses ES ct a ony they do not difference of | by his host. ul school ceminissioner for nearly two], Sie iimdte Gare Riddl ——— ct cou rand tae 6 ot adie- } } he STILL wAT | ar } a ae fopir 1 tor They TILL STEALING, veel ears, [have tuned to be faithtul, |, ‘ ce with Bro. Wade and opin { have berger with infamy, more thaa those ae as Aiea ‘ pied ton Haak in Bel s : Riiiiae honest and ene ic. Lhave done het : SS ‘ f i think it a good suggestion that Burt- s , | pave » forwarded to us in the | In F ruary Simons plied i» ‘ 7 yas ab aay b g es a te } readies ser = . } 1 n ‘ ' eit tha coulk >», under the law & fae en pias : ent ler and Rich FLill shoul ool issues ficial report of every secretary of the | trade actively. He took the two , o ove eet cot % *}act was when without reason or jus i 5 q forw the educational interests =e ie ace iE 1 oe -— in trying to secure tl new insane 3 e end of ¢acn the | treasury from 1878 till now. They | ponies to Mulberry, Kas., sold J the ne tification he attempted at the vei — rugeist shall fil 1 t in t \ > , \ ii. uthe c f you believe that i attempted) at tie vel | asylum to Bates’ Two | druggtst shall file in the office of the | atlirmed in ast De-|them to Frank Williams. That} Willian obthe county. aa c out set to throw obstacte: Gliese y i set to oe obpstaci¢s it rev i it be . edd { } ent o tl t wy Course as commissioner merits fava \ é towns in the same county tr tor te judge, to be preserved for t resent house | night he took a fine horse belonging fot / ands way to becoming a ¢ oresi : uae ae : 4 5, ' . i renomination and a re-election, the] gene oT ay it would 1 to both and t sail} ptions fo of representatives hey appear in| to Williams and started to Areadia, | 0! th dent. othe glory of the other} } : 1 : ; echeiny “ ivor will be duly appreciated. ene | as wealthy and ed during the mon the official docun of this con—| Kas. At that place he was detected . Senators, republicans and democrats, } en > ata Pert | ee A . R Kespectiuliv, hese ad Hewed-ak Meals i sus as any of her sister coun gether with druggists’ affidavit that | gress and in the records of the New | in an attempt to steal a saddle, bet ney miy allo a this unooked : iption t Y ag } I .: " i JH. Bintsnx- betwcle tot t! = i j ties < can and will pas no prescription has been omitted. | York clearing house, of which the | mounted his horse, evaded his pur = obstac o delay thei but one | as ’ ir eee oe es soutti, | SSS a : for this institution. his Any talse statement makes the drug- | treasury is a member and through | suers and hid in a barn until the 2 when they confirmed unani y oo ae Ae } . x | ; couple \ SPEUIAL NOTICE. fas eee, é | well afford to do for it bri able to both fine and imprison-| which the bulk of the receipts and | pursuit was relinquished. When be i i residents nominations. i ae ane ; 1 ae ast we We have made such arrangements sands of dol ment. The drugyist shall keep | tederal government and country pass. | eft the barn be took another horse ‘tt q Se é : raed are r oe Fe 4 Swill cf with the editor of the Public Herald WARRENSBURG Ni ro county and helps it ott sing | a record of prescriptions constantly | These being the facts of our present | owned by a Mr, Green, and turned |, aswill enable us to present each TI = BURG 3 ORMAL SCHOOL a great saving in the transpo open to public inspectic condition, our danger and our duty] his face to Missours. The next night f > TIME : ime sine ic aA - : KEN Pim ar t th t soph subscriber who pays a year’s sub- as a 2D So cs 1 ot our poor insane which amounts to 4 The druggist shall exercise his | to avert that danger would seem to] be passed through Nevada with both ; scription to the Times, in advance. in substance, that money enough had | several hundred dollars a year. By | discretion in selling to pere I hope you concur with | horses In this county he was] P f > appropr out > taxpay- ’ st = - : { charch y ble rald FR or Been apprepmatcd out of setups ans let us join hands and when ns presenting a prescription. th the great nmiajority of | preesed He turned Mr. vith the MOLEC era r } 4 3 1 our fellow citizens in deeming it | Green's se loose and it was fe Tha on is pun tnass of gold coi as well as the mass | in this cownty, and near that place as had become ex- Mc. ation behal yeent and iture of of St. Josep tt | | | ode t o achurch vard, and, while ceedingly me tonous and eu has received the caucus nomi ension of purchase | seveia € were watching hi be checked bs vy. : ~ : 3 eae : of the Missouri delegation for Mar- e¢ county atto 1 } , ave of silver. ! am not} deliberately exammed th saddle ’ ‘ : Rar > + } - Se : ney is given Notice is hereby given to the dem- =o eSssion O18 shal of the Western district of Mis- ‘ ection ee the Jou A | = =e : the power to st naandt the ‘ a ) , cratic voters of Butler that a mass | sem So sour, and E. Hasbrooke, of f i ; at by any other method it is | ont sorses hitched to t en om t ie noe eee ee ‘ pal = estimony ¢ nesses and i is srs mse va column at our} the Kansas City mes, tor collec- possible. [t 1s of momer dine | amd, acl + the best , rode ‘ conyention wi them for contempt a , sortance to prevent the two metals | awa n that tine heads. for which we are very nternal revenue s | ter ot necessars bouse On Sature 3 nt Tt is not ‘ ‘ | followe » so closel vat he had ay. March 21st, for i ay: to pr ing erty officers parting com; endorsements as mt t shall be verified itv to sell purpose ot t ing the displacement he state ¢ very facts to prov lhe spr meals, and ther efforts f y crea claration | es shown b vent the disuse o sstom | ed in capture. houses of the U: the Vhe rewards which have been z- The failure of a cou The Colonels” downed the i ‘lor Simons agyregate about i | ney to do his duty as presc fect in herght. Yi about “ ‘ uncial crists | of hea uild and has a deep stat gre eB sed i or sO TT ave He ee ie Trustee’s ec. ) : Steven te, their certain deed | mee { this is punishable by both fine i | | be held at the ol | { | | i | | i tand imprisonment. In case the county attorney does not serve tor General Black, cen tendered t stoner Gt Pensions and has acc ee turnish the assen Mr. Cleveland that appli+| ation ¢ pointments | ed." j any reasc his duties shall be j sume by the attorney general. { | $30,000, &. Any person any order tor senate | Z | from any person in K ot per- | authorize » | ment. dent and except : recorder’s Book tbe endorsed Beye sua e pune lruggi >» be appc yffices in that state. w Nick Bel been agree g. Places « 4 have ar assistant post ie president re A He needs E es | drug stores om a e delegation | : “ y place i 4 the delegation | nuisances, to be treated as such. j &: a r of section twe 1 rofsection t { quart ywnsh -one (48 ining 2 itaining to had uot aiready informed themselves | nthat subject he begged to cail he tenure of off , however, tor Ir rust descril ssecretary of SI De wry, L wreckiess have free access to eS Pat Carmody, of Moberly, t he was not joking about wanting ploye of any arshalship ot the western dis- | liver: | trict of the state. We advise him | of this act 1s s sists ed out g ligor to be sold in violation k build up io} - Zo roth fine and ‘ONS enntermnaiar BRR PIMERTRRNCIs emmenReReatin=n ' > : ! Warrensbur 1