The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 15, 1886, Page 8

Hudson Ite: has been dry and windy Weather for several weeks. Corn cutting is very near | this season. The apple crop 1s not going to be as heavy as expected some two or The heavy wind trees. Bates County ver for LOAN LAND CO, LAND 60. | three months ago. | blew a great many off the ° Jas. K. Brugler & Son | f f everal days at Eldorado Sprirgs someon at the | gentlemen are going to attend some This Company loans money | of the high schools of the country. lowest rates and buys good notes. We also make loans on improved farms Mr. Hedges and lady, of Onio, forthe Missouri Trust Co., of Se-/| are visiting Messrs. John and Geo. cco Brown. Mr. H. is well enough If you want accommodation, call. pleased with Bates county to buy a We have a large line of fine improved | farm. He bought what is known as farms, grazing lands and city property fae reget Enis wakes: tie tor sale or exchange. — ; third time that this farm has been Choice investments tor capitulists. : = sold inside ot a year. We are informed that the citizens ot this township have refused to work their road tax as levied by the township officers. The citizens claim that they have been over taxed without any special levy. It we are intormed night the citizens have employed a lawyer to investi- gate the matter for them, and the township board also has counsel to several ot eo LOCAL ITEMS. a) See the new antique oak suite at Jewett's. The genuine Richter Harmonica at Wever’s. Call and see them. 23 ) raise war with their mother coun only, 2 to Oct. 10, at Hage- bracket rail page tor $2.50. 4 i } i } j Ty , dorn’s. 42 2t This township paid about seven Just received a new line of center | hundred and seventy-five more than tables at Jewett’s opera house turni- | it ought. We hope this will forever ture store settle how much the townsh board Mt av, S. A. Phelps re- | 2" leyy on the hundred | teats whether y have the px to ‘ turned home from a protracted visit | | ; ‘ ; to relatives and friends in Kentuc! Seeger eee? ' {i last TH ’ county court ast Thursday. ts . ‘ Freaks of a quick temper. {FP t . : " fn a ‘i ae See our portable kitchen safe. | Abner Williams went to catch ne Goes together like a bedstead. | horse the other day, and from mis- 1 Something new. At Jewett’s. treatment the horse broke and run, i | The Christian church will hold | Which so enraged Mr. W. that he ip basket meetings Thursday and Fri- | went to the house and procured a ip day next on the vacant lot just west | Shotgun and emptied the contents ihe of J. @. Woilhs’ residence on East into the poor horse’s side, inflicting ' 4: Dakota street. a severe wound. Such treatment the nino toward brutes ought to be looked he We sell a good all hard wood ; vee : We after by the next grand jury. i Mr. Patton and family are making >, J. Jewerr, Mrs. Aurand, of Clinton, is visit- | Times has chronicled anything from i ing her daughter, Mrs. W. A. | this part of Bates, so please adunt : Walker. me as your scribe again. All work quai nteed first-class at Excuse us tor bringing up the road Hagedorn’s. Cabinets $3, cards question again, but that is really the all absorbing topic here just now. The citizens appointed J. M. Shaw to oversee the construction ot the road and he has done considerabie work already. If we succeed in building this road it will be one ot the best jobs of pub- lic improvement done by private cit- $1 75 per do dozen, for 20 davs_ only. Fred Dorn and wife and Mr. Drummond haye returned trom their trip to Chics xO. Great reduction for 20 days only, Sept. 20 to Oct. roth, Cabinets $3, cards $1 75 per dozen at Hage- to send a recorder from Mingo. By the way our candidate has purchas- ed a new hat of the stiff crown var iety. It is well enough to be pre pared tor an emergency, if his name were only Eh. Mrs. J. M. Mays, after quite a stay at Eldorado for her health had to return on account of the sickness ot her child. Miss Ida Cannon ot Kansas, has been visiting uncle Henry Brooks and other relates and friends. Rolla Carroll, of Warrensburg, Sundayed at Ewings. | dorn’s gallery. 42 2t zens in the county. We think F May Smith made her first appear- Mingo ought to have a representa— | } ance in in this city last night. She | #¥¢ in Butler for this work, but the 1a is petite, pretty and cute, and is Good Master deliverus trom helping 4 | withal an accomplished artist. —Ter- re Haute Daily Express. At opera house Sept. 16th, 17th and 18th. Now is the time to have your photographs taken at Hagedorn’s great reduction 20 days only, Sept. 20 to Oct. roth. Cabinets $3, cards $1 75 5 per _d dozen. = at Jim McKibben is receiving and opening up his new fall stock of goods. He has bought largely this season and is filling every nook and corner ot his large room. The novelties this week at Jewett’s are antique. Oak chamber suite and mahogany center tables. nama who have been uncle J. S McMannama, drama The performance was the } r z to their home in Monroe county i ‘ tig 4 y \ of “The Little Detective,"’ and the } i 7 FH ‘ | Friday. t play was never done in such good b Miss “Clevelund aan: ice P : AP airs. 1a and sisters, o style. Miss May Smith in her pro- Chicago: ‘are vishow ther eae F . icago, a sit hei rother, ean claracters displayed even an j sa ig aimat Flies tana ae 21 C. Andrews. unusual amount of versatility, and = ; 5 ; Our popular young merchant, J. sept the audience either laughing or | : plating the p eof one can make distressingly good. if an investment to buy of him now. Frank Patterson, a young Mesdames Crank and Steele spent | recruiting their health. They are] Managers, ler Mo. | well-»pleased with their trip. } Several ot the young ladies and oes - cae defend its actionss, and they say | We have an interesting communi- | that they will make it cost someone cation from Hudson township this | considerable betore it is settled. week. nie “Taxation without representation” dozen tor 20 days | was what caused our forefathers to | ‘ oe preparations to go on a visit to Mrs. i It is getting very dry, and if itdoes | P.’s relatives, whom they have not H not ram soon a quantity of stock will | seen for several years. We wish f suffer for water. them a pleasant journey and safe i Jewett is receiving new goods | return. oJ. S. A very day . eins look around eats , every day. Come in and loo \ Maysbure. and see the novelti are . | thas been some time since the | Miss Tidings and Miss McMan- visiting their | returned A. Morgan, has been conducting a man i Hagedorn’s. ly moved into this neighborhood | last spring, and who was a <ailroad } | bridge builcer, was brought home | sick last Saturday, and died Sunday. | He had been about two years and leayesa wife and one | child, who have the hearttelt sympa- thy of the whole community. The schools at No. 2 and 3 b married and | | last Monday, Whutaker at 2d, Bradley at 3d. The Freeze O school opened on the 13 W. B. | Ewing teacher. | We would like to say that it very dry here, wonder if any place else wants rain. JAKE. We are the bargain givers th year on bedsteads, the best and finest finished tor the least money we have | Sixty-five different | P. J. Jewerr. | County Court Proceedings. | ever offered. | styles. FIRST DAY. Dram shop license granted B. F. Midkiff six months, Rockville. Bridge commissioner ordered to build bridge over Deepwater creek -2 section line in sec. 1 twp. 40 range 29, superstructure of :ron, substructure ot stone. G. B. Ham presents fund bond. ; Marth K. Cannon, deaf and dumb sent to asylum at Fulton. Dramp shop license granted W. B. Roley, six month, Rich Hill. ont new school School loan Solamon | Wilkerson $165 granted counts allowe SECOND DAY. allowed, ommissioner Vermi e over Also Mi: ami Rocktord in sec. S twp. 39 range a bridge over j iron and stone Dram s license Keedy & Co, Rich Hil THIRD DAY. Accounts ¢ School kk $250 School loan C. B. Quck, $100. School loan, A. Roberts, $160. Bridge over Osage river built jointly with Vernon county, at ordered or near Belvoir. FOURTH DAY. a bond. | Dram shop license granted G. A. | Heath & Co., Butler, Dram shop license granted Chris Smith, Rich Hill, six month. } Question of restraining stock from | running at large ordered submitted Novem - TH. Sisson presents new school six months at next general election in ber. Accounts allowed tables are the tuture table tor every- | body. Prices no higher than on old | style. At P. J. Jewett's. The White Elephant Restaurant. Messrs. Warder & Hurt have Opened out a new restaurant in the $2,894 73. | Our new portable ash extension | | Miers, the north side druggist. it s j and 30th i Town Lots to sell by Sprague & Vaughan. v Sept. Kansas and M | selves of secure theirs once by ealling at Mo. Pacific depot. | Apply at this office at once. 1 cheap and on easy terms. D. L. Haggard, for pure drugs and | fancy tonlet articles. gate McVeigh’s h new school books. reunion old soldiers to } of ile east of the publi Patty’s September. ve he! grove on the 29th ! General } nyitation extended to everybody. quare Money to Loan, Farms and | | Knights Templer Excursion. A special train of Pu Bu Sunday for L issouri 1 Com me will leave evening, er . with 2otn, ouls, the | vndaries. toavail the and es W 2U1 pa accommodations must | at] ese eping Car berths Fare for the round trip, $$ E.. K. Carnes, 50. Wanted, one Bates county map. tt j- K. Baer & San have a large ist of fine improved farms tor sale 16tf Call on J. W. Miers, successor to When you want “lumber, investi- prices betore you ti Yard north of the post office Ludwick & Son, North Main St., ave just received a large supply of prince low ye found just f the post offi your property with S. Ile keeps a Record of « p I per r 4-tf ar Wants more ap, J. K. Bru first-class loans. 7 tions for cent. imterestand commissions. successtu ae 4 dis 2S are essential, Miers kee ps no others. Take your prescriptions to J. W. Com- | petent drug clerk im attendance day | and night. | should take | College. |W. McVeicu, North Mainstreet. room on the sonth side of the square | formely occupied by Gus Bennert. Their stock ot confectionaries is all | new and tresk, and their tables wiil be supplied with everything the mar- ket affords, coeked to suit the taste. If you want a square meal give them a call. We have secured ser- vices of the baker tormely with the Delmonico restaurant and will keep a full and fresh supply of bread on hands. Violins, Accordeons, Guitars, Banjos and Strings of all kinds at Weaver’s cheaper than ever before offered. New Produce Market. H. M. g S opposite post-office. produce, and carries a tull line : teed, such as corn, | flour, meal, series eggs, etc. i he buys and spell-bound, as she saw fit.—Lead- Roe Meticcny skew? 4c Hi “ | you can g him ° * singing skewl’’ tor the past : ville Daily Herald. At opera house | ,... eee : ; than at any other p the ’ 3 two weeks with great success. Sept. 16th, 17 nd 18th. > i Give him a os ‘ With the exception of an occa- Weaver onal case of ague, Dr. Miller re- Card photo: Organs ports health of the communnty | 20 days only, © All other Lyon, formerly in the rocery business, has opened up a new produce market in the city hall, He keeps a full supply ot all kinds ot country | ot oats, chops, bran, As | ! loan money on improved land at the ' lowest rates of interest, and give you | privileges of payment that you can’t | to the tin roof which makes the heat | very intense we have deemed it best | to postpone our and at our Business Lyery young man woman a course Fourth year opens Sep- tember 35-tf 7th. All in need of give Ludwick & Son a call. new school books sheula They supply laid in enough books to | i have all in need. Lumber Lumber of all kinds and at prices that defy competition. J. It you are going to build a house McVeigh will make it to your ad- vantage to call see him at his yard just north of the post office, before buying your lumber. Ben B. Canteroury & Co. will their 21 get elsewhere. Call and get rates, The firm of Lyon & Willams | having dissolved partnership all out standing accounts due the firm must be settled without delay, and all par- ties knowing themselves indebted to the firm will please call and settle up as the books of the old firm must be Gro. F. Wittiams. closed. wager: ected cold or « ead ty Preumont: Consumption or ase, Strong’s Pectoral Pills wi as by magic, Best ne ‘igestion, si ‘kK headache as Owing to the hot weather and the close proximity of our college room i: tleurea for dyspepsia,in- housands testify jth year opening Harness FARLAND BROS. re Larg Lowest Prices in. est Stock, Atthe and Saddlery, _ FF M =. cS 5 Keep th > TT | Ua E Spooner Patent Collar!] . —PREVENTS CHAFING CAN NOT CHOKE A HORSE] a cabana ee aan SCHWANER’S }: t iF Prevents braking at end of clip, and loops§ 4 from tearing out. “USED ON ALL OF OUR HARNESST : SOUTH SIDE SQUARE BUTLER MO. exw Ben ~B, Canterbury & Co. will Itch and Scratches of every kind loan money on improved land at the ‘cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's lowest rates of interest, and give you Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. Tie srivileges of payment that you can’t} 7 S i ¢ pay never tails. Sold by W. J. Lnasé pe ae ape es et get elsewhere. Call and get their rates. 2rtf own, druggist, Butler, Mo. S-1yt Mr. McCutchen wishes us to in- Ben. B. Canterbury & Co. will form parties wishing to purchase that | loan money on improved land at the he has four sple =ndid thoroughbred | lowest rates of interest and give you ling bulls left which he will sell | privileges ot payment that you can't { he tariff stricken off. This isa) get elsewhere. Call and get thet picodid opportunity to those wisbing | rates. 2 rage in fine stock. 29-tt Insure your stock im the Dwelli House | ance C F “ Wishes to intorm his patrons that | — ee damian aoe ey at oem hereatter all calls, any time day or | 5° 4 thousand for five years, and NO} night for him, can be made by tele- THREE-FOURTHS {LAUSE phone trom WDhixie’s Drug_ store, ; D. W Snyper. north side square. He will be found | Butler Mo. offie at his office at nerth west corner of the square trom 8 a. “Dr. Walls. District Ag’t ‘over Postoffice. m. tog p. m. | 3IGH keeps a tull and com-! Several good farms tor sale at # Can see me on the stree Jerr ALDRIDGE, McV plete line of pine Lumber and will ; give you bottom figures on every plank. Yard just north of the post | -——- - “Cabinet Caffe GO To DICK HURT’S eS | barga ir, Barber Shop for a_first- — esas shampoo and hair cut. Up Badgley re south side —— ; & Brugler & “Son want all | the schoo! bonds they canget. Plen-! | ty ot money at the lowest rates. 34tf | Is a combination of high grades, blet in such proportiors as to produce a bet drink than any Coffee separately. $1 and 50c Cartoon For Sale. I have for sale one mule, « ot horses, and a good two wagon and harness belongit: to the | estote of A. Whetstene, which 1} will sell The property can be seen | at my residence 6 miles sout!:west of | Butler. D. J. WHETSTONE. n4o 4t ie ‘Spa an norse | Farm for Sale. till Oct. 4th when we will also open our might school for young men and Weaver & Deaver. women. MONEY TO LOAN AT SIX! Per Cent. imterest, on long t with privilege ot paying before if desired. We do not send borros er’s applications away for ap but decide on them here without d . and furnish the money at once. e a large amount money d to be loaned on hing to borrow plea get ourterms. We can money at once. The Warton & TuckER Land Mortgage Co., Butler, Mo. nish the | e call and ; | [will sell my farm, s1 in| j section I, in summit township, {5 ' {hundred acres. Dividedin lots to, | suit purchaser, Terms easy. A. Hamitton. t house, Jo reps go to! |} McVeicu’s yard on North Main street ior your iumber. Nance ot DisoleGon. ’ tice is hereby given that the co-y re ore existing between Lyon & Wil s has — day been dissolved by mutua- Once Tried, Always Use collects all accounts due the old ff This Ist day of September. Iss6 H. M, Lyow Gro. F. Wirz 1AM , yon retiring. The business ued at the old stand by Geo, lliams, who assumes all liabilities and FOR SALE ivy ALL ' First-Class Groc #14 i te