The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 6, 1885, Page 8

ite crore nora ie eaeareper See re ereeroeee LOCAL ITEMS. ————_—_—— appli per y-tf wants more J. K. Bruglar first-class loans. cations tor cent. interest and commissions. Gus Wyard, in the harness line. Sold by Cou Hill Satur For fir the Butler Elevator. S. A. Eb of Rich Hill, were in the ¢ day evening I **Bock so say the large signs in the saloon windows. The Sir Knig celebrate Ascension sonville, May 14th. Mrs, the looks of giving it a coat of paint. WwW: right, Glorious & Wiliams’ stock of Implements for sale cheap. By T. D. RAFTER. Mrs. P. C. Fulke Springs, is visiting her parents in this city, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Patty. aplars will at Harri- ce Day proved hotel by Patten has grealy s the Laclade son, of Colorado announce Ladies, when can we the time and place of the organiza— tion of that cooking club? . E. Talbott the fashionable tailor ot Butler, is now ready to turnish you with a handsome suit made to order. Mesa T. Johnson and Lon Hunter, of Parsons, Kansas, are in the city visiting relatives and triends. bott, our or has ree Received an ele of furnishing ge oods. yare peter 1f the prun nail look el ing knife was applied in a judicious way. de composed of the A buggy briga young loads ot Butler, accompanied Adrian by their best girls took im Sunday. Did you ever think of it, this is the best and most propitious season ot the whole year to pav up your sub- scription. ‘The hogs mus! st go. Our city dads will please pay their respect to these first meeting and nuisances at their have the ordinance enforced. We have just received a new line ot Ladies’ Jerseys, ranging trom 75 cénts to $5 each, at Sam’i Levy & Co. Lewis Hoffman intorms us that after he disposes of his present stock ot Kentucky whiskies, he will dis- continue that branch of his business. The festival Friday night, under the auspices of the First Presby- terian church, was well attended and proved to. bea financial success. Mr. P. B. Flete! er, on West Da- kota street,has just added a new L to his house andis otherwise renovating and improving the appearance of the same. We will pay “Kansas City prices for 10,000 bushels good wheat. Power & Bro. 3-t] This seems to be a year famous tor contesting votes. There is town or city thatis not havir The radic The way of the tr troub dhe hard, but they go. ngressor is hard. zen ladies’ 5 Sts, 5 dozen braide z, black Jerseys at 50 each, at The railroads price of $15, and it t delinquent subscribers we the elephant i will come in without betore up. If you want a s latest sty! nd from gall on J. Talbott. Ef you want mo o® speculate eall on Jarvis, Powell & Co. north side of sq to buy iarms, with, da not Powe will pay geod w! rdly a] must } For collars go to Gus Wyard. holding a suc- Harrisonville. meeting at Marmato: away by the high | This bridge bas been in $3,000. the hye years and cost Last Sunday one of the borlers in the Fremont hotei. Galveston, Texas, exploded and ki led several persons, wounding a number more, and doing t damage to the hotel, as well as gre neighboring property, —_———_—_———_—— A httle daughter of Samuel Peil’s living four miles west of Schell city, fell in the cellar under his | which was filled with with water by the recent rains and drowned house Rant last. day $1,000,000,00 to loan on improved farms in Bates county. Jarvis, Conxiixn & Co. W. L. Power, Manager. There 1s ymouth, typhoid fever raging im Pa. Hundreds of cases are reported and 2 la number otf pinta oc cur daily. The disease 1s ive been brought on by the sa ry condition ot the to ne river bottoms south of for the have been overflowed week or two to a depth not known in Most ot the bottoms efore. ny years b in the have ihes living tan been compelled to evacuate tierr houses ane flee to the high lands Martin, of Kansas, has proclamation quarantning Governor issued ¢ ust Missourt cattle. the state governor seems to be too hasty in the Calloway is the only county in this state that has been intected with pleuro—pneu- about stamped © out there. appointed to lock protection ot his people. mona, it is The committe up a location for the branch peniten- tiary composed of Auditor Walker, Treasurer Seibert and Attorney- General Boone, are at work. number of They have visited quit their rounds, as ye places m have not made a decis1or Josephus ; Terrell, and killed his ington Henry county, November rst, 1SS4, had trial annt, last Tuesday- nurder in the fourth degree was ac- the lad who shot father, near Brown- his betore Judge cepted and a fine ot $500 t& Phetec ing was published in by the co {the ¢ i ee George H Moo and A two well known cit relied ove county. they both The} te rains have put tari | back a pane or ten days. er Shankhn, ot the Christian { ch, assisted by Elder Hoffman, | a | townshi t | on Kerr’ ; couatry | : ino doubt went | shat of supposed | 7° | that the town | past | A plea of | on good | landed in Papinvil ' goeeas the swollenc { ceeded in kicking ¢ = complete a i novelties of A Slick Scoundrel. During month otf the had recently been convey (as the rec showed) moo t owever, Soon as certained th 1e whole transactic s part was a traud—that he farm, anc that! had not the the deed, acknowledgment and ail, was a forgery. The acknowledg- ve been j made Walker, of Walker township. | Kerr, as he catled himselt, left t on receiving t $400, atonce to Illinois ment was purported to before ~’Squire me to Clinton news ca i been arrested at Reck Island r some similar offense, fined $50 and | cost and sentenced to js for sixty j days, and his sentence would e early in May. Pros Attorney aba taken steps to } quisition trom the Gove linots, sO a Kerr when h but ont by Snyder Br sto tobe rea Rock had may be So it shck some othe c nee no dou Of course. the —Henry County We have » same scoundrel whoa time to stop payme for $1,500 which had been ] issued. Buy a pair ot Max Weiner’s trench kid hand sewed Bu they are the shoe for soft. the ton Shoes, tender feet, most comfortable shoe made. Drowned. Saturday week, W. H. Chas. Wilson and Ralph M. Shade, the latter being at the time foreman | of Col. Jas. Nichols’ tarm in Blue Mound township, county, agreeing among themselves Bosworth, hands on his} this to cross over the swollen waters ot tollowing the Osage on the day to to the town of Papinville in Bates The object of the Sunday a gallon of a the Col. and | covering county. voyage was to secure cohol, At the appointed hour three started trom the tarm of Nichols’ flat-hoat steered across the the wide bottoms of the farm, through Osage. no oa small waters over the the timbers, xe and tide ecrators floated in the assistan worth He wi valuable hand.—Co t Mail. Onur millinery ¢ d, as usua the season. Ae invitation 1s extended to the Saw’n Levy & C ladies. move j c off wiil pre sé a | down this way, to meet the gr »wing | th Farm for Sale. ‘ demand for it. ‘ Sinday. schools Sa . I will sell my farm, situated qf siesta nali ‘ tion summit townships CORRESPONDENCE. | ua P. J. JEWETT, West Boone. orous 900000000009000000000000900000 @2K ORDERS FILLED DAY OR NIGHT, AT Rosier 1s to nave another big spring Mr. maker. and Mr. Coler swart, the wagon- the car- are both talking ot moving} 1 the distemper. Mr. | fine | as severa mules that have the disease, and Mr. | Sam’! Edwards has some very sick j | horses, afflicted in the same man-} == a =e and took jewelry to tne | Chapel Sunday school in_ their | Crawford, { amination on last Sunday showed amount of $13 or $14 Fortunately | alive to the Sunday schoq I} they had the most their jewelry | they were hthem. Mr. Crawford got a dee ees by a thorough knowledge em irties who | their leseons. Mr. George Grah | arge ot Mrs. Ilam ‘lton’s gin He was | has c! ol ot Capt. Hannah, Henry Kaune Aubry Ewing. were out j last Saturday, and joined chase h Orear, Stubleffeld ind she 2 one by a Wise were engaged in They st *Brownie,’’ did you gz] ed the wolf on Root bran sor week, toor I wish I ° east ot Butler. IC ran north and ver last lotat wus in the nerghba and st 1 chrection, will 2 ts visitin vunds pushing it very cd at Fai ast week. The boys became dishes ds wit] Mrs. has rented such a direct chase and hard ri farm consisting of 160 acres to Mer. turn to Ip to mercy of § } gain boys, Brownie. | yunds. Cor Smith, tor $150. Mate Sion reon Miconens Bork wolves hardly ever do that kind runni Opserver, Stew- tting yerv blue We tarmers are 2 is visiting her cousin Miss Jane and Scratches of every k art. over the continued wet weather ; Miss Laura Clark comme ‘The corn that was planted previous | UTES Hy 30. eee by Woolfor cchool at bdeewood April 1 T) é nibes : | Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. T 01 2dgewood Apr oe us 1 r >to plar ver. | . Caer r BEBOE g H tots Wall VEO PEABSOVEN never fails. Sold by W.J. Lansdo is Miss Lau term and we} The boys of this vicinity spend | druggist, Butler, Mo. 4orrye wish her vu success im her | their ng at preset: in fish Saeae new career, | Those near and we of Summit! PRICKLY ASH BITTERS is not an intoxie + = & = = ~ = x ing beverage, Lut a pleasant, mild la Nettie Erwin of Kansas City 1s | Center spend their *sin pitching horse | andefficient Tonic, acting directly on Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Visiting her cousin, Em Clark. i shoes. W. H. Crawford commenced Mr. R. C. Allison 1 planting corn the 1Sth inst, vantage of the we Miss Mattie Gryder has wet returned gaging in the goose trade. If from rather a prolonged visit to]one has geese to trade they Harrisonville. prease call on Mr A. as he All Sorts of We are sorry to announce Miss | treat you well and take vour gee Laura Fisher is again on the sick list. 3. Stubble i returaed on ; fsa R. N. Stubble eturac t hurts and many sorts of ails Miss » to the last Wednesday from Henry one man and beast need 3 iat lotion. Mustang Liniment. pusly al] if ber health does not in Laura contemplates a prove where he had been call ho is serie mountains. | side ot his father, Late spring is the} with heart disease. ! tarmers Cry. comes j Elder Davis, of Butler, from ru north | at the Summit 5. rt 3 a NOTICES. lots. What has becon Ballard } g choo Za Chap Divided in correspondent. i ' t - : <a> j ei a Speer . ms €usy. Mr. Editor, we ask ace r= j tendanc s@ The s been Haan. tos® advertise in Ona Tuesda: ; one enterec