The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 17, 1886, Page 5

BUTIER WEEKLY TIMES inattons for the benefit of those per- held on the 3d Saturday of each Se ih inthe ‘hio street school house, Butler, Mo., and on the tst Saturday of h month in the West side school house, he examination com- Rich Hill, Mo., the exa each day atg«’clock, 4. M, a TIL HINTON, County School Commissioner. ema ammaaeiammaaaaaiacaaaaiieaiaeas remained LOCAL ITEMS —_— W. TUCKER, City Auctioneer, e does »# general collecting busi- sess. All orders left at the Times office will receive prompt attention. 5-6m J. K. Brugler wants a lot ot good farm loans, running trom 6 to 18 ‘months, This 1s a good chance for farmers to get short loars, or sell short real estate paper. eerie ]. D. Rhea, P. M. at Johnstown while in the citv Saturday gave the Times a pleasant call. Lost. A Gold pen scart pin. 50 cents reward at this office to finder, * iterate Jimmie DeLung, ot Rockville. is m the city spending a few days, Miss Susie McBride ot this city, ; lett Sunday might for Pleasant Hill, where she intends visiting her many friends, Misses Mamie Young, of Lexing- tonand Susie Major, of Kearney, Mo., two charming and accomplish- ed voung ladies are visiting their school wate, Miss Lula Everingham fora few dave, Dr. E. E Gilmore and wite, cel- ebrated their a5 wedaing anniversary last week. Thev were the recipi - ents of manv handsome and valuable presents, There seems to be no opposition tod. C. Hays tor Circuit Clerk. John is one of the most deserving young men in the kingdom of Bates Rockville Globe. Correct Globe, The two pretended night watch- men ot this city remind us very much otaramn-bow, They never appear tll the storm is over, that ts, it they come in sight at all. Rev. S. M Brown, former pastor ofthe Baptist church in this city, but assistant editor on the St. Louis Central Baptist, spent. Monday in the city shaking hands with h.s many s. "Squire L. W. Beck, and consta We Henry Tilson of New Home township, while in the city Monday tttending Squire Newsom’s court ac Witnesses, pulled our latch string tnd gave us a pleasant’ call. Two better men and truer democrats nev- grew to manhood. Squire Beck mill. go over into Henry county be- fore returning home. EE aca The Hon, John Hannon, of Leav- enworth, Kansas, received a letter Stew davs ago trom a clergyman tt Dodge city, Kansas, giving him a history of the weather in and tbout Dodge City. The Rev. gen- M says that within a radious of hundred miles around that city the Present cold spell, no less than 10, - @0 head ot cattle have frozen to and 100 human beings are } Known to have perished. Late advices from Capt. E. P. » who with Mr. S. B. Lash ooke, 1s sojouring at Key West, ida, states that he 1s in much health than when he reached that Place. The Captain's many here will ve glad to hear this, | Stic xecerally believed that if he frs temporarily, his bealth in future is assured. Captain’s frends here and elsewhere will emore than pleased at the Prospect tecovery.—Record. a datemt Leslie Ci icago [ Convention and | ™ Company, are holding forth | Our city, of fifty pupils, who they will i te to sing. The company Professionals and the concert | Riven by them Satarday night at the | pyterian church was well attend. | and appreciated. They fave a song service at Sunday Right to an Bin admit tance, desiring to teach in Bates county, | | Judge A Richey, of Altona, one | NORTH MAIN PAINTED RED. or the best men in the county, was! NOTICE TO TEACHERS :~-Public Ex- |! the city vesterd iv. Geo. W. at his tarm miles south of Altona, on Friday, February 26th, thirty two head of 2,3 and 4 vear old mules. Read the advettisement, 4 The choir ciass of Butler under the direction ot Prot. R. B. George and wite, of Chicago, will give a concert in the Cumberland Presby- terian church Friday evening, Feb. Igth. Admission 20 cts, children, 10 cts, Saturday evenin g last the court continued the case of Sumner ¢* Holcomb, until the June term of court. The continuance was grant- ed on affidavits fied by Holcomb’s at- torneys that important witnesses for Saturday evening, From Sumner Charlie were all enjoving good health and were reasonably well pleased with their new home. to copy articles of interest trom this Paper, when the Proper credit is given, but when they take from the Tuaxs, as the Gazette did in re- gard to the burning to death of the Manier family, in Washington Ter- ritory, and gives the Bates county Democrat the credit, we kick The facts are the Democrat was totally Peared in the Tiugs, of last week. The Gazette will hereatter give credit where credit is due. eted for this term of court, and which promised to be a very interesting case was brought to a sudden ter- mination late Thursday evening by Mrs. H. appearing in court, without Opposition from her husband and after a full hearing of her side of the the case by the court and there be ing no objections the court saw fit to sever the golden cord and again set both tree from the holy bonds of mat. mmony. The suit ‘or alimony was settled on the outside of the court room by the interested Parties, and as the attorneys were close mouthed no information in regard to the com- Promise or settlement of the case could be gained by the reporter, cept that Mrs. Hamilton received from ker hysband $2,920 it beng the amount of money she was poss- sessed ot when they were married less $900 he gave her some time ago to | make a visit to Kentucky and $500 |} patd her tor expenses Pending the ; suit in court. They have organized a | will, | Main are | the center out on the defense were absent trom the state and could nut be gotten here in time to try the case at the present term. i a The cinzens of Sedalia are dis- cussing the feasibility of not making party nominations in the selection of their city aldermen, but nominate and elect the very best men ot the place regardless ot politics. The plants avery good one if properly carned out, and the best and most sensible men can be induced to ac cept the offices. Where do vou think the night- watch were on Saturday night, while the North Main street riot was going on. Well we will tell vou, they were Alderman Smith’s barn holding a consultation about a letter they had fixed up for publication in the Kepublican. How came they togoto Alderman Smith’s stable. Was it tor the purpose of showing and getting his endorsement of the letter. Sumner C. Holcomh, who is now living on a farm with his Parents in Kansas, spent last week in Butler, waiting for his trial to come up for killing A. J. Ailshire. The case being continued he left for home we learn that his tather, mother and The St. Joseph Gazette 1s welcome ignorant of the facts until they ap. ee a The Hamilton divorce euit dock- ex- the wide world Wag as she! Lyon & Williams on North | street will continue to knock | Let in the city. low prices, good goods, ee + Keirsey advertises in this | | Ssue that he will sell, on his riste, low prices, and ; earnestly furnishes you more Sroceries, que ware and produce for | than any other house also | They have a Patent on the same | and a big Teputation for overtlow- | and enjoy the conhdenc many not being able to fair dealings. : Williams, eus- | officers to let him up and he dollar cash, | go with them to the cooler, but H ose aaa | Handsome Nightwatch, Beautifal Night | wateh, Brave Nightwatch and Ever Vigilant Nightwatch, Pray Tell us Where You were Hid. — teee. Saturday about night last 10 post office to Todd’s corner was the scene of a high old time, and between two and three hundred menand bovs gathered on the streets to see Henry Truby practically illustrate that he could spend just om hour in paint- ing the town red without being inter- rupted by the nightwatch. The preliminaries tor the grand out door exhibition were arranged at the skating rink by Henry being dumped out the door by the proprie tors ot the rink torentering the room, which was well filled with young ladies, in a half intoxicated condi tion and demanding a pair of skates for the evening. This «ction of the rink Proprietors in expelling him trom the room su wounded his honor that he immedi- ately issued his proclamation of war, and raising the black flag, re-entered the rink and proceeded to turn the ar blue and make Rome howl. The Messrs. McBrides, proprietors ot ‘he tink, seeing that Henry had blood in his eve and that their young lady patrons were scared out of their wits gathered a monkey wrench and pro- ceeded to eject hin from the room, During the scuffle Henry received a severe cut on the head which caused the blood to tlow treely and paint him up just nght tor the open air concert which followed. Seeing that he had an audience on the streets of two or three hundred, Henry proceeded to carry out the programme of the evenings enter- tainment by running up the street Knocking «inthe glass fronts on his wavy At the corner ot Todd’s sa- loon he walked into the middle ot the street and entertamed the crowd with a halt hours speech. During all this tme a hundred voices was calling for the potice, nightwatch, detectives anything, but low there came no answer. One naughty boy in .he crowd said the nightwatch had gone fishing, another said look im room 17, still another said they might be found at the church con- Cert, another said it may be they are asleep at Alderman Geo. Smith’s livery stable,and still another bad boy said it may be they are out at the de- Pot riding on the turn table, and thus the tun went on, and the crowd 1n- creased in numbers until the whole street. was blockaded and pandamon- ium reigned supreme. Finally a small boy was given 25 Cents to go after Morgan, who lives in the south part of town and five or six were sent in search of the night- watch. The boys say they paraded the streets and raised everybody within two blocks except the night- watch. A number ot parties have informed us that they were waked up and greatly annoyed by the noise, while Charlie Lewis says the racket got so hot around his place ot busi- ness he came very near tinging the fire bell. Eve witnesses to this whole affair tell us that this state of affairs went on for an hour betore the nightwatch put in an appearance, and when they did come they pounced upon Truby and while he was down and four or five men had hold ot him Decatur Smith drew his billy and struck him a terrible blow on the head, the sound of which was heard nearly ahundred yards distant. What a brave Man, to strike a poor fellow after he is down with five or six strong menon him, and farm hand Jones holding to the mppers Brave Decatur, brave Wiley. Oh you brave boys. For this heroic act, Alderman Smith should pension you = h Thursday | perior advantages in the purchasing night and put vou on the retired list. After ail this had taken place, tuby bezged like a trooper and Pleaded with T the brave | would they} | paid no attention to his appeals and! | like heroes of a thousand hard fought ° | battles, dragged him at full length } e of all for! through the mud and slop to the cal- Go to Lyon &! aboose and locked him wu 3 ‘him remain unti! S o'clock Sunday p and let! ‘ , o'clock North Main street trom the H ! morning withont a fire or water to | Wash himself, j The citizens of iless of Party feel greatly ; and denounce, in ti this town regard- cCutrage d te bitterest lan- | fuaze, the action and conduct of } these su called nightwatch tor the . Past month, and if public sentiment amounts to anything, deman:! that | the council at their meeting to-mor- row night unceremoniously dischar xe i them both, In the name of the tax pavers of this town we demand that: Marsha! Morgan, as chiet of police and der whose ena rge those men appear before the board and file complaint against them. We wait and see what we shall see. un are, his shall ——_______ The Electric In view of the fact that the ques- ton ot renewing the contract tor electric light would come sideration before the up tor con the council at its Meeting Phursdav nigh every rea yand having Son to believe that a large majority ot our cizens were op Posed to the council renewing the same, 4 reporter was sent out to in terview the merchants ou the subject. In corcert with Mr Rosser, of Democrat the > 4 thorough canvass of the business portion of the town was made, and when we Comp tred notes we tound that with the exception ot three or four Persons, the verdict was against the Council contract. renewing the The Times 1s in favor of any en terprise or improvement enhance Butler's interest, b that will utwe do think the electric lught at the presen cost and quality is a pretty dear luxury, and that the town can b lighted much better and che e aper. There will be a “Father Kemp” Concert given at the M. E. church, pext Monaav night. All“Ye Auld Folk with Ye Auld songs will be there, all in ve Auld tashioned dress of a hundred years ago.’? Admit- tance, 20 cts. or two ticket for 35 cts Children under ten years ot age 10 cents. A very pleasant entertainment was given at the residence of Dr. Ever- ingham, last evening, under the auspices of the Anion Suiree Mus tcale. Fuller particulars next week So far as heard from the tollowing gentlemen are submitting their claims tothe Bemocracy ot this county as candidates for the different offices to be falied at the coming election: Sheriff: Dave Colyer, Sam Beall, Logan, G. G. Glazebrook, }. C. Hale, Jim Shubert and B. B. Bigstaff. County Clerk: R. J. Starke, T. J. Harper, W. H. Mead, Joe, A. Brashear, D. V. Brown and T. L. Harper. Circuit Clerk: J. C. Hays. Recorder: R. G. West, Duke W Simpson and W. H. Hanks. Treasurer, E. A. Ewing, Capt. J. T. Gorrell, T. Polk James and Cent. H. P. Nichol. Probate Judge: Hawkine. Preading Judge, County Court: J. H. Sullins, W. W. Denry As- seciate Judges, northern district, Thos, Boswell, southern district, Wm, Hedden. Prosecuting Attorney: W. Jackson and T. H. Crockett. Representative; J. H. Hinton. “ACARD. Being in need of an Organ for the use and comfort of my family, and money being scarce, I determined not to purchase until I could get a bargain. To that end I entered into correspondence with various deaiers and manufacturers both east and west, thereby obtaining their lowest cash prices, ‘and yet after a tair and impartial comparison ot Prices and qualities I find that W. i. Walton & Co. of Butler. in their thorough knowledge of the business and su- Judge S. F. 0, ot goods in their hne, enables them to sel! at prices, that other western dealers can not duplicate. 1 select- ed an “Estey” believing it to be the best and cheapest in the end. Respectiuily, G. W. Tucker. The fines: line of harness and sad dlery for the spring trade in the city can be tound at Graves & Son, Circuit Court Proceedings. aah cilia The f Nowing elie been finally Mo \ 3 ’ 7 : J up time we to se JA Hough veg P Willis et. ; ad | Tsabetia Cheat vs Van Kretzinger et al; “tricked from docket, | a E us ¢ raise Vs Atos Finch; dtsinissed, j Harvey Stren vs Leura Strein divorce: Parties Wsnting to borrow money on Farms ismnisseet . | Temember Semucl A Lease ys Marie E Lease, dis! igs That we can len a | anybody ' ismmisse B Kenedy vs Sap Kenedy, di- sHstiss. d money cheaper thas 2nd. In any sum from $100 to $1) “ed, . andea Vs Cyntha Tuite, divorce; | time from six months to five years Nstaissed | tis : r : j _ Std. Interest and Principal cau b, te WTM ve cea om pal can be made pay- 1 foe wl et ee Hilletat; judgment able at any day and interest stopped G Sa Is Vs jatznent for (th. Have almost @ million dollars already “ff $50: me or | Sie i Nae Ree a al tae loaned and doing & larger business than ever Clarks bi disunteses fra real roa, |, Sth. We keep jee ney on hand to loan 80 if vou | elas 350 Oy CE OaZes Asse ss. have good security and clear titles you doa’t % hi | dunes Mif-ffressetatvs MOA Puten; | Bavetowalt. J | Special judement for p ffs 9145.70. sth. We have two sets of Abstract books made JB Lype vs Win EB Brebee; iinorove. | by different parties an MENLS 4ssessel ut $500; Costin case of Byb « vs Li pe $108 29, bottom jue Bybee $652.50 and jude. . ment tJ DH Batier as garnishee 3. femases and Abstract of titles that are absolutely correct and we will stand Fesponsible for them. ith. Have been here a lon, to awhile longer time and expect fler vs Doratha Cane etal; snit hames tein: trial by jury, jude. ” plff 85. Staguer vs TM Keith; judtzment Sssion of broperty and one cent : Sth. Make loans with or without Commission, en Zereta: for p dama e Engle Manufacturing Co Vs judgment for biff $500, Krafft & Holes Grocery “Co vs Brooks et al; dismissed Merchants & Pleaters Jonathan Dewy %h. Invite you to come and sce us and have ourterms, rates and etc. explained to you before making application elsewhere. 10th Onur office is with the Butler National Bank, Opera House Block, Butler, Mo. WALTON & TUCKER Land Mortgage Ce. Mime, 1. EH 1 am permanently located in Butler and am Prepared to purchase and pay the HIGHEST PRICEIN C AS -—-FOR Goop.——~ : CHICKENS, TURKEYS, 1 CKS, &C. And I want and will take all that can be brought te me Jacoh Fry; Ira We National Bank vs 3 judgment for piit for Lewis Adams; judgineut wvs M A Hatch; attach piff meut sustained and judgment for #228 50 National Bank vs Jonathan e Wer; distissed, MC Baily vs.M P: Joseph G tent ee V3; dismissed. Houser; judg. ing mortgage Vv Puman; parti- WE Walton, JW fe appointed com. Wissioners in two cases as above en- tiled, Seth Slocum vs Samuel Kirkpatrick; stip- lations thed for settlement. and judg- Ment accordmely, Frank Coon vs James Reed: dismissed. W R Nelson ys Hayward; judginent for piff $81. Joseph Whitehead et al vs Jonn White- head; dismissed. Wm M Robinson vs Thos C dismissed, R W Pilcher vs T B Noland; Judgment to affirm judgment of justice sustained; judzmeat for 26. Roberts & Swearengen vs J A Sherrick ; dismissed on stipulations, Can tes store. JAMES SMITH. Robinson; fouud at Bennett, heeler & Co's" ’, Roberts & Swarengen vs L Chapman ;dis- a missed. a Home Ins. Co vs. Amanda Durst; dis- mnissed, 4 W. B, Grimes Dry goods Co va, W. B. ow Whetstone et al; Judgment for Joseph © Smich interpleader for $85,87. & for J, A. Kent integpleader, for $77,12—at- tachment disinissed. Gregory Sons @ Co ys. W. B. Whetstone etal; Judgment for Joe Smith inter- pleader, attachment dismixsed. Wm Badgley vs, W. S. Mudd; settled and dismissed, Thos J Hedrickson vs W M Wilsen; dis- missed, Kate Evans vs Hiram Evans; Interlocu- tory judgment. Bates Co. National Bank vs Jonathan Dewey et al; dismissed. State of Moex relR S Catron vs W J Lansdown; dismissed. TJ Smith vs N Davis; judgment for plff $130.47. : Fanme Prewit vs W D Prewit, divorce; Interlocutory decree. Catherine Saulabury vs John Saulbury, Diyorce, Interlocutory Decree. Thos. McComb vs. C. H. Dailas; Jadg- ment for plff for $500,66. J Everingham vs N Davis Judgment for pIff for $434,95. J E Wilson va WC Hensley; Dismissed at cost of debt. JE Wilson vs Westey Warnock et al; Judgment for piff for $219,15. Issac Wilcox vs Wm M Scott ; dismissed. JN Thornburg et al vs Jesse Kent; judg- ment for piff $243.75. John Murphy vs J P Harper et al; dis- Missed Co Republi- Co; judgment for plff wNO RED MONEY -:- MONEY BEN B. CANTERBURY’s ix Months, 1, 2,8, 4 or 5 Years"Time. Friend Carpenter vs Bates can Publishing NO DELAY.-w #276 .36. SED Anna Thornburg vs James Thornburg; WR Joheoba vs Mathew Johnson; dis- SCHWENCK & OLDEAKER. missed. Bates Co National Bank vs W H John- son etal; judzement for plff $1,026.25. Willis S Bates yx Sears & Hudson; mo- tion filed to dismiss cause; motiou sus- tained and cause dismissed. KS Catron vs G W Miers et al; judgment for plff $233.40. C E Ferguson ys J w Handley; judgment for piff 135. State of Missouri vs R Johnson; Grand Larcency, Continued on account of de- fendant’s sickness, State of Missouri vs sohn Hardy; appeal dismissed. State of Missouri ys Edward Fitspatrick, tnurder: nullie enteied by States Atty; defendant and his bondsmen discharged. State of Missouri vs A E Beaty, selling liquor on Sunday; pleaof guilty, fine Boot & Shoe Makers BUTLER, MO. Boots and Shoes made to order The best ot leather ‘used. Shop nerth side ot Square. aoe Seis wore se Decidedly Interesting. The greatest public offering of cattle ever made by a single firm will be that of Leonard Bros., who Propose hoiding a publiz sale at their farms adjoiniaz Mt, Leonard, Mo., on Tuesday aud Wednesday, April 6th and 7th, i836, at which time they will sell to the highest bidder, some six hundred head ot fine cattle, con- sisting of Galloways, Angus, Short- horns, cross-breds and grades. Their advertisement will shortiy appear m this paper. THE OLD RELIABLE MEAT MARKET S. J. GROVES NORTH MAIN ST. K more meats and more kinds ged the best that can be procured both tresh and cured. Also tresh Fish and Oysters in their season, When you want anvthing in mv line give me a call. S. J. GROVES. W S McCartney, druggist, Selma. Cal, cass: Tongaline as aremedy for rheuma- tiem, neusalgia, and nervous headache, | is giving the desired resulte. ; ‘