The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 11, 1885, Page 8

mesma LOCAL ITEMS. The M. Pleasant Twp. Convention. Notice is hereby given to the dem @tratic voters of Mt. Pleasant town sfhp, that a primary election will be held at the court house in Buder on Saturday, March 14th to nominate township officers. Polls will open at 9 o’clock a. m. and close at 4 p m. By order ot Committee. Money to Loan at 7,8, g or 10 per cent interest, on real estate,5 years time, with priv- ikee, Realestate and agent. Notary Public. Call on M. W. Mize, 14-4t Office with Francisco Bros. Ed. Hall is building a new house on his tarm. W. E. Walton spent yesterday in Kansas City. J. D. Greer is putting up quite a | nice residence in Shawnee township The I. O. O. F. encampment will #ive a supper at their hall to-mght. | Kev. Disney, of the Ohio street | M. E. church has closed his meet- ing. R J. Stark spent several days in Jefferson City the latter part of last | week. Jacob Blocker is busy erecting a meat residence on his farm south of Adnan. R. C. Allison is building a hand- some residence on his place in Lone Oak township. Adrian is making brilliant strides for a college and with tair prospects to succeed. Craig Graham and Bro., in Char- lotte township, are erecting a hand- some new residence. Saturday last Wm. E. Walton & Co. disposed of their Nevada music store to a Mr. Jones. J.L. Pace, J. R. Simpson and R, S. Catron have returned from aj trip to the state capital. Ed. S. Vance, official reporter of the house, was in the city Sunday, shaking hands with the boys. eel, Mills, cashier ot the Adrian bank, spent Sunday ir. the city shak- ing hands with his many friends, Miss Viela Moore, who has been visiting her parents for a tew days, lett for her home in St. Louis Sunday night. A huge joke: The Rockville Globe accuses the Butler papers of Stealing items of news from that paper. James Bones, of the north part of Vernon one day last week while out duck hunting accidently shot his hand off. The township primary election will take place Saturday. Prepare your ballot and vote tor the man you love best. Samuel, Allen and George Price, ving north of Johnstown, sold last week fifty-four head of steers at five cents per pound. Gen. Grant seems to have grown decidedly better since congress pass- | ed the bill puttirg him on the retired | fist at tull pay. There is vet in the hands of Mar shal Morgan and Joe Myer some thirty-five dollars in money, contrib- uted by the citizens for thie support of the poor. Judge D. V. Brown announces | himself as a candidate for re-election to the office of mayor, judge Brov has made Butler a mayor, as a!! most excellent will test and, we understand, C. BLN cFa will be a candidate for the office of township trustee. Chat is a good business man, and. if cl will wake a first class offic Ed. Vance intorms us that lon. A. Ss wor aS somew! the effect The roads the next ¢ = tan foven w Insurance , ‘The lumber yard on North Main | Co., was sold last week to J. W. | McVeigh. of Hanmbal. Dimie Haggard, accompanied by his aunt, Mrs. Owens, and Miss Ninny Day, started for Kentuckey to visit trends and yesterday rela- | tives tor a fortnivht. gece known as the Home Lumber } township are notified that the hold— ; | ers of the bulk of the bonds ot | i | Smith & Kaune have leased the | | brick livery stable on North Main to wranch. The present pro- na priectors move their stock and fixtures | to Harper County, Kas. The employes of the Mo. Pacific jand M. K. & T. shops at Sedalia, | threw down their tools and walked out on a strike at 3:30 Saturday last. | The strikers have the entire sympa- thy of the community. The young men ©: Rich Hill, | belonging to the social club will give social soiree at the to-morrow might. | | | | | their farewell Talmage house We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to the same. Ib. G. Newsom, who has been in St. Louis for the past week attending |} to a law suitin which he was inter- ested, returned home Monday. Dempsey says he is still in the ring tor J. P. of this township. | Presbyterian church, we are inform- ed, will commence a _ protracted meeting im his church Sunday next. Rev. Walker is one ot our best citi- zens and an excellent preacher, and | we wish him success The capital removal question is silenced tor the present, the senate refusing to concur with the house the question of leaving the matter to the people to settle by vote. Sedalia | promises to come to the front two years from now with renewed vigor. in Wednesday, March 4th, Frank Dye and Miss Ollie Cox were united m marriage at the sesidence of the bride’s parents, by Rey. D. Me- Combs. Atter the ceremony the | happy couple received the congratu- | lations ot 54 guests, and all partook of a magnificent supper. An old gentleman by the name ot Joel Lowery, living a short distance northeast ot Holden, while riding home the other day. met with a seri- ous mishap. His horse fell down with him, falling on one ot his legs and breaking st in three places. It is thought, on account of his age, he | | will hardly survive the injuries. The Butler Silver Cornet Band, ainid the booming of anvils, Wednes- | dav last, paraded our streets and played choice music in honor of the inauguration of President Cleveland. The music trom this celebrated band never sounded sweeter, and the blasts from the anvils could be heard tor miles around, all seeming to say “Hail to the Chief.” From and after July 1, 1885, all publications of the second class, ex- cept the free county publications when sent by the publisher from the | Office ot publication, including sam— sent from a ; Hews agency to actual subscribers, } !or to other news agents, will be en- | | | | { | ple copies, or when titled to transmission through the mails at 1 cent a pound. or traction | thereof, prepaied. Hl The prin = press has made pres- idents, killed poets,furnished trustees and po. hius with the sand - It has made the roll-call every morn- lished bellishe I the pa i exposed trands, er > ™ a ao tres it Sure é . Xe Rev. Alex, Walker, ot the First | five hundred car loads of The citizens of Mt. Mr. | Pleasant twp. will meet their com- n Butter, March mittee Pleasant at whichtime the committee hopes | every tax payer will be present at 2 p- m. at the court house, to tear the report of committee. [. T. Suara, BL }. fren Secretary, Pre All city papers please copy. llars go to Gus Wyard. Forc Last Wednesday a fearful took place south ot this J The cause of the wreck 1s were city a tew miles. cars unknown. Nine or ten badly mashed burt. up. Fortunately no one was We present you this week,farmers, with a cut of the Flying Dutchman, the best sulky plow in the world. This plow 1s sold by T. W. Childs. He also keeps an excellent assort- ment ot all the leading implements made. This year he his facilities for handling and if you want the very best you will see his assortment before buy- will enlarge machinery ing. If you latest style and from the best goods callon J. E. Talbott. Want a suit made in the The following gentlemen have our gusted. It see: | Center, 1s flow j edite Senth Summit. ve more med than we con- We tracted for, send us a buyer. Wm. M. W ties who move Oregon |: e, one « to will return sho: find their path strewn wi growing or trees. money k to old Bates sooner or all come ba beats it. later, no cou Sun society at Ed Orear is he hterary r of the paper toart, science and literature. The so- | ciety will adjourn March, 18th, unnl the first Wednesday night in Octo ber. G. B. Parker, who has been an- nounced as a candid: the re- | election to the office of J. P. willbe | sure to get there He has ed the office acceptably for one term and deserves it again. Heis com many thanks tor tavor~ the past week: J. A. Mathews. Geo. Bart- | ley, W. M. Mills, J. 11. orlan, Jas. Robinson, Jacob Scot Jack- son Wright, J. M. Wenb, C. H. Moore, Thos. Gantt, Geo. W. Lee, Van Kretzinger, J. W. Noland, W. Hi. Anthenev & Bro., Jasper Turn baugh, C. C. Pogue. J. E. Talbott, our merchant tail- or has just received an elegant line of furnishing goods. Rev. Weems tells us of a very sad state of affairs in the tamuiy of "Squire Galloway, of near Hume. He had his three children off at school, at Bolivar, and aday or so ago his two daughters were sent home sick. One ot them died since her return, and the other 1s now. se- riously ill, to add to this affliction, the son was browgnt home Monday last a corpse. The sympathy of the community should certainly be with this afflicted family. J. E. Talbott the fashionable tailor of Butler, is now ready to furnish you with a handsome suit made to order. A strike among the employees ot the Wabash and Pacihe railroads causes much trouble and delay of freight. The strike was inaugurated at Moberly, Mo., and is extending all along the line. At Palestiue, Texas, the strike has grown so formidable that the board ot trade has undertaken to bridge the chasm between the employes and the company by offering to pav the men the amount taken off their wages by the reduction of 2 1-2 per cent. When a freight yesterday attempt- ed to leave town, the strikers induced the engineer to leave the locomotive, and the company cannot find any one to man the cabs. At Marshali, Texas, no treight trains have run since Monday, and so comolete has affected that the tsolation been Provisions growing scarce. At there are Dennison, Texas, the city, cannot out. At other Texas cities the state ot affairs exi Up to 3 move had been made by the Mos Pac men. The offic that a meeting of the men was he o'clock this afternoon no have been ! petent and honest. The report that W. F. Latollett, would bea candidate for J. P. of township, is a talsealarm. We haye questioned Frank on this point and can say he would not accept the office under any circumstances. OccasIONALLy. Elkhart. The democratic boys of this town- | Ship are preparing to attend the con- vention on the 14th inst. S. M. Talbot hasspent the greater Part of the last two weeks attenning sales in this and adjoming counties, and says that stock sold beyond al! Teason, so he returned each time with the fisherman’s luck. Weldon Yates closed a successful tive months’ term of school on the 3d inst , at Silverdale, and wiil com mence a four months’ term at Lone Star on the oth inst. He 1s spending his vacation among fnends in’ Jack son county. Mark Yates, as we predicted, was married on the 25th ult. to Muss Laura Light, lately of Ohio. The Messrs Todd are erecting a dwelling on their tarm in West Boone township and we predict an- other bachelor less. Miss Mattie Norman, who been sojourning in the city of Butler for some time past, has retured home. Her mother, Mrs. Porterfield Nor man, is visiting her daughter in Kan- sas City. Esq. Conne!] returned home a few days since from Kansas City with a mice lot of jacks and jennets, tor which he 1s salesman for a Leaven- worth company of stock breaders. The Friends, better known as Quakers, are holding a protracted meeting at Edgewood school house. SULABUSTER. Spruce Ch ps. Epitor Tus :—Haying seen nothing in your valuable Paper from Pallard, a litte town in the east side ot Spruce township, have concluded to give you a few of the happenings trom this corner The Moreland Bros. are doing a lively with ther variety store. Doctors Hooper & Wartord are has business looking to the Ifare of the sic The Fairview literary society is in We greet our readers thie week under a democratic administration. Resolutions of Respect. At ameeting of the Sunday Scheol, of the E. Chureb South, on sunday, March 18S, a committer was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of Willie Mo- | ember of this Sunday Schvol. the following resolutions were } ton, late a WHEREAS, Our all Father Heaven saw from our midst, our beloved brother and | | classmate Wilhe M 2, on the morasing of | February 24th, 1885, in the 16th year of his Therefore be it wise aud merciful tu remove by death age. RESoLv ‘hat in his death this Sun- | day School loses one of brightest and most beloved members, one Whoxe amiable | | disposition and gentiedemeanor endeared him to our hearts, and to all who knew him. | RESOLVED, That in the loss of our dear | brother Willie, not only this Sunday School, | Headache, Nervous 3 | but his relatives, friends, and the communi- | ty at large, lose one whose name apd char- | acter were above reproach, one whe bid | fair te become a bright and shining light | among bis fellow mea. | Kesotvep, That this Sunday School ten- | | der its sincere sympathy and condolence to | | the sorrowing relatives of our departed } classmate by presenting them a copy of | these resolutions. | RESOLVED, That acopy of these resolu- tions be presented toeach of the city pa-! pers for publication, and placed upon the | records ef this Sunday School as a memori | al of our beloved brother. | { W. J. Hurcuinson, | } | i Committee. ARTHUR Wemorr, | j ( HENRY ARNOLD. } | SPECIAL NOTICES. | | : | | MONEY To loan at lowest rates of interest. j Philips decision does not effect the Me.) Loan Co., represented by J. K. BruGuar, | Butler, Mo. | S. BO NEWRILL sti Does a general Insurance business—In- sures property against Fire, Lightning, Tornadoes, Cyclones and Wind Storms. Also insures Plate Glass against break- | age by accident. Call on him tor a policy betore itis too late, Office in Opera building over bank, Butler, Mo. 24-tf Notice. Friends,I actually need my mone and seide. | Please call at once 7-St? Cc. Farm for Sale. I wiil sell my farm, situated section I, in summit township, hundred acres. Divided in lots suit purchaser, Terms easy. A. Hamu.ten. Diek Hort | | BarKer. in s te Guarantees all work dome ia his shop. It yeu wish a cleans shave, shampoo er hair cut call and rag] him. Alse trv his bath Teoms. | Southeast corner square. | Itch and Scratches ot every kind) curedin 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. Tais never fails. Sold by W.J. Lansdewn, | | i druggist, Butler, Mo. 49-1yr Violetixe. | After Dick Hart gives youa clean | shave he uses Violetine, or face cream, which softens the skin aed prevents chapping. Bath rooms open at all hours. T'ry his new sea toam. South side square. Hanover, O., Feb After having lung tever and nia I had a dreadful cough and could sleep atnight. The doctors teld me I had consumption and would die. 1. ave taken six bo.tles of Pisco’s Care and my cough is entirely gone and] am well as ever. 23-1vr EMenine Forp. Notice to Tax-Payers. | _ I will call on all tax-payers of Mt. | Pieasant township tor settlement of | , taxes. All taxes not paid by Janu- eC y rst. 1585. the per cent. will be | } i added blast. Our winter school, which closed last Friday, was taught by Mhss } Julia Douglass, who va entire Satistaction. The closing exere:ses Were attended by a large number of | the patrons ot the school,all of whom Were wond tted over the success of t nul. iiss ha has proven co it to teach in the best scovols, no sta nz S iy tne c “ Silas M. Mos | Office at T. 4V. Childs’ stere. | A. W. Barz, Celector. Trustee’s D ; ie Health is | in either sex, Involuntary Losses ay orrhora caused by uver-exertion of the | oe, Each j said notes is past due and unpaid and the | the termns ot said deed of trust, I will, of Have used Tongali gia, with excellen’ resu attack Detroit, Mig! The Walton & Tucker Mortgage Company are applications for eastern mone loaned at six” per nt 1 Real estate s now sCurity Dn E. C. West's Nenve axp Baan MENT, a guaranteed fic f: yeteria, CSuvninions, Wits, Merrese Hi he, N Prostration rates Geter tr Wateaticeh Pression, Hoftening ? > Brain resulting sanity and Jeadin, misery, inture Old Age, Harronrices, Laat at oaths treatinent, $1008 tone one month's a for $5.00, went by mail prepaidon receipt ‘of WE GUARANTEE 81x BOXES To . With each order received cure any case. Wi ace oltre accompanied ‘Guarantese ‘only by e@cure, JOHN O. WEST & CO, 862 W. MADISON 8T. CHICAGO, tis, Bole Prop’s West's Liver Pills, Trustee's Sale. Whereas Stephen A. Gentle and Naw nie Gentle his wite, and Perioa Cox a single man, by their certain deed of true bearing date February 14th, 1853, duly recorded in the Recorder's office’ withiy and tor the county o Bates and State @ Missouri, in Book No, 29) page No. 4 conveved to the undersigned trustee ‘6 following described real estate, lving am being situate in Bates county Missoye to-wit: The northwest quarter of th southeast quarter and the northeast quar ter of the southeast quarter and 1 acre gg of the northeast corner of the southwer quarter of the southeast quarter and the east half of lots No nd 3 of the north east quarter and southeast quap terot the southeast yuarte and th northeast halt ot the west halt of ie 3 Of the northeast quarter also begin ing at the southwest corner of lot No. 4@ the northeast quarter running then north 20 rods, thence east 40 rods thene south 20 rods, thence west 40 rods, to oe gining, all of said land being in section No. six (6), township thirty-nine (9 range thirty (30), containing 266 acre more or less, in trust however tor the following purpose to-wit, to secure the payment of three promissory notes in saié deed of trust descrived. Whereas one g annual interest on the other two notes be ing now past due and unpaid and when as by the terms of said trust deed, said notes are due and pavable. Now, theretore at the request of the legal holé er of said notes, and by virtue ot the aw thority in me vested by the termsot sai deed of trust, I will on Wednesday, March 25th, 1885, between the hours ot nine o'clock in the torenoon and tive o'clock in the after noon of that day, at the east front door of the court house in the city of Butler, county of Bates atoresaid sell at puolic vendue tothe highest bidder for cash in hand all ot said real estate in said deed of trust and this notice described or much thereot as may be necessary to par said notes interest and costs. C. C. DUKE, Trustee. eee e EERE NEee- em Trustee’s Sale. ave and ('arrie Nave, hi wite,by their certain deed of trust, bearing date February 8th, 1384, duly recorded in the Recorder's office, of Bates county, Missouri, in book No. 30, page 585, cow veyed to the undersigned trustee the fob lowing described real estate, situate. lying and being in the County of Bates and State of Missouri, to-wit: All of low numbered four (4) in block numbered three (3), in Williams’ addition to the town of Butler, and lot numbered six (6) in block numbered eighty-nine (>9), and lot numbered one (1) in block numbere¢ one hundred and nine (109), in the city ot Rich Hill. In trust, however, tor the tollowing purpose: In trust to secure the payment of one certain promisson note tn said deed of trust fully described: and. whereas said note is past due ané unpaid. Now therefore at the reqnesto the legal holder ot said note, and by virtue of the authority in me vested by Tuesday, March 17th, 1885, between the hours of nine o’clockin the forenvon and five o'clock in the atternoor ot that day, at the east tront door of the court house, inthe city of Butler, Bate county, Missouri, expose to sale to the der for cash in hand, all the n said deed of trust and thit cribed, or so much thereot » lecessary to pay said debt, inter t E, Watton,