The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 16, 1886, Page 8

) ee ee > ee ae 3 Bates County Jas. K. Brugler & Son Managers, 3utler Mo. some This Company loans money at the lowest rates and buys good notes. We also make loans on improyed farms for the Missouri Trust Co., of Se- dalia, Mo. If you want a commodation, call. We have a large line of fine improyed farms, grazing lands and city property for sale or exchange. Choice investments tor capitulists. —_—_——_ ee LOCAL ITEMS. J. K. Brugler & Son have five improyed farms tor sale cheap and on easy terms. 16tf Capt. Adams, ot Kansas City,was in attendance on court the first of the week. For the very best lubricating oil go to the Grange store. Judge J. N. Ballard was in the city Monday and paid the Times a pleasant call. Good solid bargains in boots and shoes at Max Weiner’s, Quite a delegation was up from Rich Hiil Monday ‘attending circuit court, on When you want binding twine call at the Grange store. Miss Lou Donivan, milliner with Mrs. McConnell, for some time, leaves this evening for Nebraska. Lumber Lumber of all kinds and at prices that defy competition. J. W. McVeicn, North Main street. Wanted, one Bates county map. Apply at this office at once. tt We noticed Esq. J. N. Bricker and F. V. Hamilton, of Adrian, in at- tendance on circuit court Monday. Max Weiner, on the east side, will sell you women,s kid toe slip- pers at $1.00, and Misses’ at So cents. When you want lumber, investi- gate McVeigh’s prices betore you buy. Yard north of the post office. Our thanks are due our young friend Geo. E. Catterlia, for late papers trom his old home, Shelby county, Ohio. E. S. Carrithers, left Sunday night to purchase his tall stock of clothing. He will be absent about # month, Adolph Weil returned irom St. Louis the lattef part ot the week where he had been to attend a family reunion. J. W. McVeigh the prince low priced lumberman can be found just north of the post office. The largest line ot ladies’, misses’, children’s kid low cut shoes, at the very lowest prices, at Max Weiner’s, Mrs. Alice Moore, from Canon City, Colorado, mece of J. R. Simpson, is visiting the family of that gentleman in the city. The best kid toe slippers tor ladies at $1.00 and misses’ at So cents, at Max Weiner’s. Mrs. J. W. Swift, tormerly of this place, but now of Montgomery City, mo., 1s in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. W. Hale, other relatives. and Repairs for the Osborne and mowers, No, 1, 2, tt binders turnished on tice by the Grange store, reapers 5,6 and or 1 Summit Township. The corn crop is in excellent con- } and T | made chairman. dition, and, with a favorable season for the next month or so, will be immense. The broom corn crop ahead of an average in this locality. 5 » pieces ot oats are good, but Some piec g is also far the meadows are short. Some of our farmers are plowing last Your correspondent is one among the lst, and has thirty acres laid by that will average waist high. Miss Mattie Ireland, county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Moore, of this township. Grandfather Stevens, of Kentucky, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. L, Shubert. His little grandson, Willie Stevens, a bright little tellow, 1s ac- companvying him. If some things we hear are true, the political outlook 1s of a very complex nature. Time sometimes changes things wondertully. Our road supervisor, J. W. Red- mon, has been doing some excellent work on the roads the past week with the ‘‘Boss’”” road grader. W. F. LaFollett is agent for the manu- facturers of that grader in this township. Every township should have two,1f not more, of these graders, teams their corn for the time. ot Pettis as the work ot ten men with and our ordinary scrapers can be done with three teams and grader, and the road lett in the best of shape for travel. We've heard it hinted by some that a mixed or mongrel ticket weuld be put in the field against the one already nominated and that some prominent democrats would placed on it. We don’t have any fears of such a ticket, but let us say right here that whoever it 1s claiming himself to be a democrat and will suffer his name used on sucha ticket against the one now in the field and nominated by the regular democratic convention, deserves to be *‘set down on’’ by the democratic party of Bates county, because they are not true one be democrats; and, of all things in politics, give us anything but a half- breed ticket. Let it be democratic, republican or something else with well defined principles. Such tickets seldom ever win except in certain localities peculiar to such things; but as Bates county is not one of those localities, where a large per cent, of their voting population have no settled principles, politically speaking, we predict that if such a ticket is put out, it will be deeply snowed under in November, whea the cold waves of straight democracy strikes. as itusually does such things, its terrible blow. There is no cause tor any democrat supporting such a ticket, il one is put out, or any other than the one we have already out. | Our candidates now in the field are all, without a single exception, good men. There is not even cause for complaint trom any, unless it be from our township; but while we think we were not dealt fairly with by the committee on credentials, still we are determined to drop the mat- ter and look only to the best interests of the democratic party, and it our Summit boys can live over it politic- aly without k ing themselves out ot the traces, we are sure all others should, and we teel confident they will. Let the watchword be, snow under any democrat who allows his itching tur an office to prompt him, against his better judgment, to suffer his name to be put out against any candidate we have now before the people,so deep that he will never be resurrected by any political party again. Friend Jake, we have always had a better opinion of you than to think of your conniving with corrupt men | to mamipulate the proceedings ot a democratic convention to the | ests of a minority representation,and test no- | Mrs. D. Mize, of Butler, was a} guest ot three days last week. Mrs. Cooter teturned home with Mrs. Mize to re- main several weeks.—Holden Enter- prise. It you are going to build a house MeVeigh ~ill make itto your ad- Wantage to call see him at his yard north of the post office, before Mrs. Marion Cooter two or | We still retain that same opinion. OBSERVER. Civenit Court Proceedings. The Bates Circuit court convened inter- | Monday morning at 10 a. m. with | Jud se James B. Gantt on the bench, ; The judge’s charge to the grand-jury | was concise but explicit. A large per cent of the regular panel being | ; absent or having been excused, the tollowing gentleman were sworn as such. Grand-jurors: A Frazier, in} Cutchen, George G Glazebrook, W Childs Levi Moler was The following pro- the crop | ceedings were then had: S R Waldon, vs O L Houts ; Amen- ded petition to stay and grant Ex filed. L M Johnson, vs PB Cole ;amen- ded plea to jurisdiction filed. J] M Jettress vs M Patton; motion tributation to disclose interest in filed: Wm Murray, ys WS Van Metor; motion for appeal bond filed. M M Tucker vs A J Satterlee ; motion to affirm judgement. J D Parkinson vs Ashby Hamilton; leave to answer. Carrie Noaks vs Wm Mier; leave to answer in 60 days. M Sexton vs J B Salsman: Plea in abatement filed. S J Groves vs E K Carnes; ap- pelle enters appearance. H C Wolfe vs S Morrell; settled | by agreement. S Leslie vs Rich Hill Coal Mining | Co; motion for additional cost bond GW Rains vs Nathan Godfrey ; | motion and application for change of venue. Wm Moore vs } R Rosier: ap- | pellee enters appearance. | S R Waldon vs O L Houts; mo- | tion retax costs. | | dismiss over-ruled with er and leave given garnisher,to answer. Cornelly vs et al; motion to striike out wer of T D Sanderso to seperte answer of David Crisman. ; Death of p gested. Hubble vs Hines; leave to answer in 60 | days. Coon vs Reed; motion to quash seryice. | Hendle vs Heath; leave to answer in 60 da. hornberry:same. s Crow; pet aff and bond filed. | Thornberry vs “ Pay Order ot publication ordered. Kinney vs Steele; motion to strike out part ef answer. Ww dvs Walford; report oi com fil- ed. | Walnut Land & Coal Covs A L Sims | eperate answer of J M Tucker filed. | tmer et al vs Catron et al; motion to motion to file cost bond, The grand jury return following indict- ments viz. Jerry Hyatt, tor Grand larceny, Bnos West, for obstructing highway, R W Cal- Thursday, June 10. Goodwin vs Goodwin; repoit of com ley filed. Salsberry vs Salsberry ;decree of divorce | granted. McLain vs Arnold; dismissed. Elli demurrer sustained ston vs Roy }and leave to file amended petition by Same; affidavit and bond for re- | moval to U S Court. O M Palmer vs R S Catron et al; motion by deft to dismiss tor want of prosecution. ! E Elliston vs G W Park; leave to answer in 60 days. Weddle vs Strain; appellee enters appearance. Burke vs Boyles ;s Worley vs Scott; same. } T Sampson vs Wm Porter; no- tice of appeal filed. A Naylor vs J D Scott et al ; de- | murer filed. SR Waldon vs O L Houts; dett | files objection to removal. Court then adjourned until to mor- row morning. Tuesday morning June Sth 1886 S R Waldon et al vs O L Houts et al; stipulation filed. S J Groves vs C Crow et al: petr- | tion filed. Moody vs Deusch ; motion for cost bonds up and sustained, allowed to file cost bonds. Peoples Bank ys L J Rosier; an- | swer filed. Hancock vs Stoper; appellee en- ters appearance. Peoples Bank vs L J Rosier et al ' seperate answer of LJ Rosier & Toe Erwin filed Gillett & Long vs W P dismissed. G W Roberts et al vs John Ear nest et al; petition filed and order for summons to Bates for C Langworthy | —to St Clair for other detendants | except non-residents. Order of pub- | heation in Rockville Globe for Sarah and James Smith, Maggie and T K | Fry and Sarah Langworthy. Sickles Sadlery Co vs J G Reif et al; judgement for plaintift. Bybee ys Lipe; judgement vs AJ Pitchford for $75. Kennett vs Kennett; divorce granted. Martin vs Alexander; answer fil- ed. State ex rel W J Martin vs J W Alexander ; answer filed. Barlow ; decree State ex rel RS Catron vs E W)! Dawson: answer filed. Elliston vs Royce; demurrer sus- tained and leave to amend. 2nd, demurrer oyer-ruled. 3rd, demurrer filed. Murray ys VanMeter; motion for cost bond over-ruled. Cornelia Bellamy vs Joel Bellamy. Wednesday June 9. State ex rel RS Catronvs EW Daw- son; motion to strike out part of Dett's answer. C C Duke vs Mo Pac R R; answer filed. Shields vs Robinson; dismissed. Peoples Bank vs Rosier; motion tor ‘ost bond. : Thomson vs Lee, same. Watkins vs White; same. Peoples Bank vs Rosier & Erwin: mo- tion tor cost bond. Laster vs Mo PacRR: jury trial, de- murrer to evidenced sustained by the | court. J M White, IN Smith, E Butler, | RT Shields, Lev: Moler G W Miers Wm Henry, JW Ennis, S Noaks vs Miers; motion to cost bond and leave to file same, - First National Banx of Appleton City H vs |.F,Ward; interre gations to F H_Mill- | 60 days in| August Ist. Jeffres vs Patton; answer filed. Kiton vs orp; motion to rplea dismissed dismiss and over-ruled. 1 | judgement vs interpleader for costs. City ot Butler vs JR Welch, except- j ion to report of com set aside and new | com made. pson vs Potter; judgment tor plaintiff for Stg 10. ' Tucker vs Satterlee; jury trial, judgment tor plaintiff tor $75 00. Mann vs Rich Hill; motion for | costs overruled. Walnut Coal & Land Co vs Cox: motion tor exemption. The grand jury returned the tollow- indictments: A Shields, — tor ing medicine witnout license ; jing pra | Richard Campbell, grand larceny; R D and Bibbs cruelty toa | child. | Agelive vs Rich Hill; answer filed. | Morgan vs City of Butler; motion i for cost bond Disker vs Gritton ; motion for cost bond and demurer filed. Kaune vs Taylor; motion for cost Lon bond. Friday June rith, 76. Thompson vs Lee; answer filed. Martin vs Alexander; motion tor cost bond. State ex rel W J Martin vs Alex- ander; same. City of Butler vs Welch; motion for new trial filed. Dicker vs Gritton ; cost bond filed. Patterson vs Human; answer filed. Holloway; motion to Boggs vs revive judgment therein and writ of scrie facias ordered, returnable next { term. A Card to the Public. Epiror oF THE TimEs—Sir: | de- sire to express through your cojumns, | though I am able to doso in only a feeble manner, my teeling of grate- | fulness for the confidence reposed in | me by my fellow citizens, both white ‘and colored, and by the business | men of Butler. I have demonstrated the fact to satistaction that, my as Lam, it he is willing to work, and | best endeavors to use his very | perform whatever his hands find to do with st ict fidelity to his employ- j ers, the chances tor the comforts of lite and the respect of his neighbors are equal for ali. from mentioning a tact or two in my own case, which prove what I have | asserted above. Ihave worked for Mr. George A. Todd, of this city, for some four years, and I believe he Keys ot considered the money drawers as safe in my h own. I am now in store of Me North M pleased to receive a cail from and espe charge of ssrs. Lyon & W and in street, ail, mthe people who known in this city and county the when they need anything I have tor Sale, ° Very respecttully, Dantex FisHer. have me for last twenty 4 reply to seperate answer of jie hibition this week, one 1, bigamy. | \ eee in| this country, although a man may be | poor, and an humb!e colored citizen, I cannot retrain | years, | | ‘When Baby was sick, we gare her Caatorta, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When abe became Miss, she clunz to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, | quantities of eherries we Have received | candare placing on ex-| ‘ar load of Furniture, | at P.J.JEWETT'S. Walter A. Wood Mower with | new tilting bar, at 26tf R. R. Deacon’s. McVeiGcu keeps a tull and com- plete line ot pine Lumber and will give you bottom figures on every plank. Yard just north of the post office. 29 tt Of all the soap I’ve used or seen, My favorite is the WaTER QUEEN; It leads the van for general use, Although opponent give abuse. 2m At all first-class dealers at 5 cents. Farm for Sale. Iwill sell my tarm, situated in sectionl, in summit township, 15 hundred acres. Divided in lots to suit purchaser. Terms easy. A. HaMILton. | = ee Insure your property with S. B. Newbill. He keeps a Record of all | business. tf | | Cleanliness and Godliness go hand in hand, | The preacher, to promote it, gave this com- man | Go into ev unclean And tell them the merits of WATER QUEEN, At all first-class dealers for 5 cents. household where raiment is Ben B. Canterbury & Co. will ; loan money on improved land at the | lowest rates of interest, and give you privileges of payment that you can’t | get elsewhere. Call and get their rates, 21 See the new Eagle Lock Lever | Hay Rake,with wood or steel wheels, Pole or Shatts, at a6tf R. R. DEacon’s. Itch and Scratches of every kind | cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by D. L. Haggard | and W. J. Lnasdown, druggist, But- | ler, Mo. S-lyr Clydesdale stallion Sam is a horse of most excellent breed and fine | qualities, will make the present sea- | Kent's stable southwest cor- | 1s } son at bay, ro | ner square. He a red years old, 16 1-2 hands high. good style with mane and tail 5 feet long, | ‘will 1500 pounds, He owned by David A. Colyer. weigh is | | | Ben. B. Canterbury & Co. will, | loan money on improved land at the | lowest rates ot interest and give ypu | privileges ot payment that you can’t | } get elsewhere. Call and get their | rates, 21 | REMEMBER THIS! That Holloway & Skinner wil sell strictly first-class two and three year old apple trees at their nurser- ies for fall of 18S6 and spring of 1887, at 10 cents each, or $10 tor 100 trees. We have a full ime of} stock, both fruit and ornamental. | Nurseries south side city limits. 5t aS <3 | Thefwarer Queen! the waTEer QUEEN! | Oh, how I love to use it; It makes me sweet, it makes me clean, { And this is why I always choose it. { See your desler and get a cake; 5 cents. Ben B. Canterbury & Co. will} | loan money on improved land at the | | lowest rates ot interest, and give you | | privileges of payment that you can’t, | get elsewhere. Call and get their) | rates. 22th] i Listen to a word of warning: Guard your health with proper mein; Shun, as you would shun contagion, Every soap but WATER QueEy. Five cents per cake by all first-class dealers. | ‘MONEY TO LOAN AT SIX. Per Cent. interest, on long time privilege ot pay sired. ng before due}! We do not send borrow- tions away for approval, n here without de- Hh the money at once. large amount of money ito be loaned on Iand. Par- ishing to borrow please call and getourterms. We,can furnish the money at once. The Warton & Tucker Land Mortgage Co., Butler, Mo. Gare og five. gi Pee Se oop LAT yors “nONsaPy $6 {samme Doard ie 3 ia Sta P Tiseq “situs fq s¥ pws | eJyoung men _ ladies, yes ao Io Sorteammontiee “aseast? county. Address P. W. Ziegler & Co- ee ; ; erprey | = | etx usuco 20 pla payoaszou y paeseae | Cotesee, fl. cations tor first-class loans, cent. interest and commissions. others interested in the estate of jones, deceased, that 1, John M. Hoagland, Adminis: | a of weed Heo intend to make final set.” tlement thereof, at the next term of the County Probate Court, = | of Missouri, te be held at Butler on the of August, Iss6. MEAT MARKET, FRESH MEATS WOOLEN MILLS Butler Woolen Mills, | iu the very best of orde: and guarantee MONEY! | able at any day and interest stopped. Bruglar v nts more app 7 per Final Settlement Notice. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and Aaren J in Bates county, State Jou M. Hoageeney Administrator, NEW First Door South of Arlington Hotel. L. S. PADDOCK, Prop’r. Otall Kinds and the very best quality the Market Affords at the the lowest prices. Give him a trial and be convinced, BUTLER Bring 1n your Wool. ploved O. BRANDT, A man of 35 years experience in the business and recently Fore- man ot the Joplin Woolen Mills to superintend the Having em- would to the Wool Growers ot Bates and surrounding counties that we are about ready for busi- ness. We will do all Kinds ot CUSTOM WOR Snch as ROLL CARDING CARDING & SPINING | AND WEAVING, | satistaction. Work shipped trom a dis- tance will be received at the depot and prompt attention given to its return. Market price paid tor Tub Washed Wool. 25 tf Butler, Mo. May 19, 1889 J. FISHER, MONEY.: Parties wanting to borrow money on Farms remember lst. That we can lend money cheaper thad anybody. 2nd. In any sum from $100 to $10,000, andom time from six months to five years. $rd. Interest and Princips! can be made psy- 4 4th. Have almost a million dollars slresdy | loaned and doing a larger business than ever. — 5th. We keep money on hand to loan so if you have good security end clear titles you don’t have to wait. 6th. We have two sets of Abstract books made by different parties and make Abstract of Titles by one set and compare with the other and thus make Abstract of titles that are : correct and we will stand responsible for theme _ 7th. Have been here along time and expect to stay a while longer. g sth. Make loans with or without Commission.” Sth. Invite you to come and see ns and have ourterms, rates and etc. explained to you before 3 making application elsewhere. 4 lth Our office is with the Butler National Bank, Opera House Block, Butler, Mo. a WALTON & TUCKER: Land Mortgage Coe] W W. GRAVES, . otary ~:- Public. 2 Jedge John D. Parkinson, de square, Butler, Mo. : oh or