The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 10, 1885, Page 5

eee a ——-——Y -— B The exercises of th TE $a" NOTICE To TE. AC ami < sons desir will be held month ir Butle eact terest, O g or 10 per ce estate, 5 years e, with priv- Realestate Notary Public. Ca!! or M. W. Mize. and Insuran ilege, agent. LOCAL ITEMS IMPORTANT! née Co:, will | Jarvis, Conkl you money at! r rates company loaning money in vie: of Mo. ; privilege granted to pay all or part any time before due; money always on hand, no del no ‘red tape,”’ abstracts of title turnished and action guarante sath We nder obli are Brashe deputy county clerk, John C. Hayes, deputy circuit clerk, for favors showr A iS. kept constantly The not ashamed to compare work wit Our forer busy with job work. Times is any job office in southwest Missouri W. Rosamond, house, sign and Decorati speciality. Give him a call when needing anything in his line. Over North Evans’ brick hvery stable on Main stree Work on the work-house seems to be progressing fearful slow. What’s the matter? The first thing | vou know there will be lots of good muscle gomg to waste for the want of a rock pile. We sce trom the Plattsbu Reg- ister Lever, congressman Dockey is making short and quick work of selections of Democratic P. M's, for With poll knocks the persimmon. ' his district. him the longest nd notion merchant, started | east Monday night to purchase goods. | Mr. McKibben 1s alive wide awake | business in a nimble six-pence rather than a slow penny. man, and_ believes Our correspondents must not get discouraged because news is a little | scarce and giveup. Do the best you i can on the happenings of your neigh- | borhood, it is interesting to readers | i other sections ot the county and | the hfe of a country newspaper. | of A theif entered the r the editor of the tke other sidence Clinton Advocate, night. He did not go farther, however, than the kitchen be tore he became supremely disgusted. The tellow either mistook the house, or else he was a stranger in those Parts. Song services are becoming a very attractive teature with some They to our young people ana very enter- a eur churches. are a noveity taining. We would be glad to g see all of the churches or tie kind, as they tend to revive | interest in church affairs, espec among the younger members. Miss Ella Helm h Position s resigned h as teacher in the Butler public schools. jShe leaves tor trose Thursday, where she will friends tora few days and then turn to her home in Parsons, Kansas. Miss Helm is an estimable young lady and good teacher, and it will be Ro easy task for the board of directors re— to All her chair in the ool room. h r a 7 Ne annual examinations of the Academy will occur on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. June 15th, 26th and 17th. The annual Will be deliyered in the rst| Presby- terian church by Rey. R. R. Pierce, #8 p.m. address Wednesday, june 17t e graduating class Will be held in the opera house at 10 &m. Thursday, Tune 1Sth. dual Reunion Thursday, June Sth, Sp. m cordially invited. ‘ »2 adopt something ! 4 crat w ork of every desc offic rs Dr Renick is an excel- i rea a W zi in asse? yt ( The m r - B : I « « I 34 aN € nig i r = t buik H vy Dr M. Navi Mr. W. B of V M. £2 § Bridge C ted t r s« e Sa i sf sg ! rid c Aéud g go is v e e arties a st V wn fr st N Main stree Ss day evemug _ | fast = nd a very i ar ig ott s = : “ holders of Butler Acadeniy held at the Academy buil ara -, Friaay, June rgth, 188 Jt v of sor very import h are proposed to be made Vv necessary rs to be NI . $ Hla is : ; ‘ ind is do- broug dan aes — in ts ot hard work r Bradley | acter Frida J = 1 Is ¢ I tes ounty’s most prom— giving the plamtiff one cent i nett pears trom the evidence that Dr. | Raa eee ee e Ss rut southwest Missouri were Matchett accused Griffith of stealing 5 money trom t Grawer, and othe . little things which he 1 1 trom | fest iday night under his drug s and called hi t auspices of the Ohio st. M. E. thiet, whereupon Griffith brougt church was a suc suit to vindicate his untarnishe reputation M. LL. Wolte tendered tis { to nauion as Mine Inspector MeBride. court last week, “The court has n : on yet accepted his res ston and it is | Mido 2 "VOgBeEt (to “ie jhandsomest and most attractive very doubriul it they do. Mr. Wolfe After a hard fight C. B. Lewis was declared young man. gives as his reason tor resigning that is tme is so occupied with the bos and he proudly carried away the duties of surveyor and bridge com- flowers. Dr. O. F. Reni haste Friday last missioner that he can not do justice Mr. Wolte Officer in Mrs. Chas. Minseker, living near the depot. to the duties of the office. alied has made an estimable and to see we do not wonder that the loth to not eas court is give him up, as his place can | who it was clanmed had taken an ove y be filled. suicidal dose of morphine with in- a tent. The doctor found her at her The Bridge Commissioner let the | , home and immediately administered e ‘ 3 ~ | following bridge contracts Saturday} |. | ee hich = z j antedotes and in a short ume had which were approved by tre court: | 5 5 = . S PE | the patient under control. The lady Iron superstructure, near Altor Bae : = e2 Sqes: j indignantly denied any attempt at} 69 feet span, to Missouri Valley | _ 1, wee Bria iT is ae See destruction and said she had only ridge 4 a Dany, for “ does : 2 pSpe Be OnE any taken the drug to alleviate pain from $424.00. Masonry work on same, | Which ot 1 Was suffering on account to Dave Heidleburg, at $4.25 per yard. Repairing approach to bridge over Bones fork, toC. Ruddlé. Re- ot a female complaint. A sensation was created in the pairing bridge over Mitchell branch, | court room) Saturday evening by at Mulberry, to Herman Deitzman, | some one snaking the announcement Phe latter named were for shght {that Dr. McAninch’s team had been damages by the 1 om s gon, and waters. he brush on the creek = : A , {east of town, This report caused There has been almost 4 universa : = mucl on the = part complamt this spring of corn rotting |... , 2 Se : . 2 the do s fr presen’, trom ound erit has been planted : = the fact they knew he had left for his ut coming up. This can be : 2 : home near Johnstown about 4 0’clock uted to two causes. one the betore, and the day hI as { general untavorabie condition ot the ground i by 3 either the cold ! caused from when plante< trowned damp spring, which prevents ve triends made post h: to search for Arr att creek ithe field. Tt } represented G) armers a lesson ar course. A she on was held and a sear you csc m seed corn look out for their made county a goed i age We PSICKLY AsH Bit s i i s 1 = ag SICKLY ASH BiTTERs is not an intoxicat- hope, howeve Demo- ing beverage, but a pleasant, mild laxative and efficient Tonic, acting directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. le e an exception to this ru winner, but our drug him from nisl | : . | him > the drug To satisfy the 1 ~ org old gentlemen doctor Pyle gave him : ‘ . a a harmless powder which he imme- eres = " / ia neighbor and brother-in-law, | i | pel closed : ay ie ws & SA id ey ea esto witness an : OUR IMMENSE STOCK oF ep eng vO Vea, oe ir of con- | Comprising All the Latest Style Sina MUST and WILL He SOLD | to the patrons generally. der the present management they j AS we intend to go out of business in Butler. nd prosoered until they sR WEIL & CO, the emency ot ell attended. The} R. Wilson exercises were very i competent } P 1 teach- | t wl ich | | | xlored school i ed, has flour: P. J. JEWETT, is care. 2 we will say we doors ot the pu ©00000000000000000000000900000000000000 000000000000 0000 UNDERTAKER at the end of l ] closed the % in so satisfactory manner to both patron, teacher and scholar. day, J. H. Blackwell, to procure from our 90000000000000090900000000000 9000000000000000000000000 h to send ug stores morphine enou shty hosts diately went home and swallowed,so Hall, who we were informed by W. W. ORDERS FILLED was making it his business to look atter the old gentleman, as he was | DA Y OR NIGH’ j : | firmly convinced that he meant to do | 3 Mr. cemete Blackwell,lives 62 the necessary com- himself harm, } a the a about near vas years of age, | SV") | Opera House Furniture Store, mental is unaccountable unless it i | derangement. H | There will be a grand masonic { Boe | Picnic at Papinville, on June 24th | given under the auspices of the Pap- ON LOW PRICES. distance will be pres Music by | Every- j hig x | the Papinville cornet b. body should turn out as a time | inville lodge. All masons and the emeEEE cure are | public are respectfully invited to be | present and participate. Full bas- | | kets are a kind of necessity to an oc- H ; i sH; cassion ot e kind w should not | be neglected. Rev. R. R. Pierce, | of the M. E. church of Butler. will | oe [ se +i | deliver the address of the occassion. | Other promine speakers from a4 F | is anticipate Mone for Everybody. Time and terms to suit borrower. VO COMMISSION, | ed.no delay,no { exam- | j | | | ey ready | soon asp apers are appraisment, pense f ination, no ‘*middle man” to pay. Kansas business made payable All Bates rough t! . Moz P Ci pers cou new branch Call and see us. W. L. Power, Farm for Sale. ty office I will sell my farm, ated in section 1. in summit township, 15} hundred acres. Divided in lots to Terms easy. A. HaMILTon. suit purchaser. Violetine. Hurt gives youaclean } ne, or face | e skin and! rooms open | ew sea foam. | J. M. McKIBBEN. Be Viole us shave he cream, which softens prevents chapping. B atall hours. Try hix (South side square. at