The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 31, 1887, Page 8

* and has been _ branch to Otts Ite superior excellence proven in millions = it homes for more than a yuarter of a century je used by the United Stetes Government Endorsed hy the heads ofthe Great Universities ge the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful Dr. Price’si# the only Baking does not contain Ammonia, Lime, er Alum. Sold only in Cans PRICE BAKING POWDER CO New York CINCAGO #T. Lovis MONEY AND LAND. coeee BATES COUNTY LOAN and LAND C0., JAS. K.! IRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, Butler Mo. This Company i estate, and School Bonds, and deals in all kinds ot good seuuriteis. FINE Ut 40 to 640 acres each, and good vests notes grazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- change. LOCAL ITEMS. Mr. S. E. Barber, editor of the Deepwater Democrat, was married Thursday, August 18, to Miss An tonio M. Jordan, a most estimable young lady of that place. The wed- ding took place at the Catholic Church in Clinton, Father Jakob of Montrose officiating. “Golden Medical Discovery”’ great blood purifier. the A young lady appearing before the civil commission at Washington seeking an appointment, was asked during her examination: “What is woman's sphere?” Prompt- ly she replied: “Some people think it is a woman's sphere to spank babies, but my ambition is to filla government clerkship.” She was at once appointed. service John Miller, living « le of miles southeast of town had his right leg broken at the ankle Monday, by caving dirt, while digging out a Spring on his place. Dr. Boulware was called and set the limb and left him as comfortable as circumstances would admit In giving the particulars of the Dawson murder, at Pleasant Hill, last week, the Nevada Mail has the following in reference to the identity of the murderer: Saturday morning a railroad man informed a Mail reporter that he knew Tabor. He is from Adrian. Bates county, where his father is in the mercantile business. The young man is only eighteen or twenty years old; away from home for several years. One of his brothers und shot himself a few and this one is considered After taking in the situation and getting down to facts concerning their water-works ente rprise, most of the business men of Butler feel ter ribly blue because Mr. Tiernan. Fi. Scott. w ven the cold shou They now Santa F< lence in the ‘ ill be used against the to d from the fact that he offered much the best terms, we do not see how it was he did not get the franchise- The Santa Fe wa is likely about eight or ten miles Butler.— Review. Come off, Irish; you have evidently interviewed one of the Colonels. to go north of Powder that money in real IMPROVED FARMS A.J. Pitehford and M. Bradley Enza ina Littie Frolic in Which Bradle; is Badly U-ed Up. Rich Hill Review Last Saturday evening between 7 aud § o'clock, A. J. Pitchford and M. adley. farmers. | of the | river, who had been in the city on | business, and had taken on an undue “Benzine, what quarrelsome, but left to u They had not proceed before the amount of became some- in good shape ed trouble was renewed, and in the cinity of the Craig & brick yards they concluded to fight it out; Bradley we mak- ing an assault on Pitchford, who it seems did not desire to continue the melee. The two men came together and the result was Pitchford badly cut or stabbed Bradley, inflicting an ugly wound just below the navel. Bradley was brought to town by Mr. Pugh, a neighbor who was with the parties, and taken to Drs. Allen & Hullet’s office over the Rich Hill Bank, where his wound was dressed and the unfortunate man cared for until Sunday afternoon, when he Mrs. Bradley had been sent for and was with her hus- band when he was taken home. The and very far, lowever, Vi Greenhalge understand was taken home. wound is a very dangerous one the char If the blood-poisoning, likely to do there hope. Mr. Bradley has no desire to have = Pitchford that he hunself is to no differen S are aguinst recovery case develops into one of which it could be but little Is most arrested, stating and if He emergency, blame, he dies it makes € says he is ready for any and takes the situation with an air of great indifference. Pitchford will doubtless be arrested and held under bonds until further develop- ments in the case. Dr. Burgesser of Papinville was in the city this afternoon and reported the wounded suffering a great deal Both parties have the reputation of being “bad men” when under the influence of liquor. A year or two ago Pitchford was similarly served as his victim in this case by one of his neighbors, whom Pitchford ex- onerated from blame as fully as Bradley does him now 18 pounds of brown sugar at the Grange Store. One round dollar will get you It is an old and trite “great minds often run in the same Of the truth of this say- ing we were forcibly reminded in the similarity of articles published in the Southern Democrat, published at Appleton City, and the Western Enterprise, of Rich Hill. The arti- cles were the same throughout. ex- cept the caption of one was ‘Fruits of a Democratic Party,” the “Democratic Party.” These were published on the same it is evident plagiar practiced. channel.” other papers day so J. K. Bruglar wants more apph- cations tor first-class loans. 7 per cent. interest and commissions. 4-tf One nig ght last week the store house belonging to Mr. Webb at Vinton was destroyed = fire, with all of its contents. The day before the fire Mr. Webb re- = gy SY mmm ei gn cea a area eg ga fT CE” ay Sy gg le ae Se ceived an anonymous letter to the effect that he must return or pay for and hat whic captured trom ti ke tempted to rob the revolver were who parties at- is store last ian account of v h was p Jat the in the Times. this it would appear that these same miscreants and they and broug time are at their devil’ justice. Mr. should Webb stairs at was sleepi ng and was ar pened just i b > ¢ rom very badly. ACC | Robt. L. | spending the summer wi who retu to his hom Davis co this week | | Appleton Store; it is the best | market. ‘ $s work J. M. McKibbe ht to} | | tic star | —the finest | market. Try it | ed by the St county I reporter t had purel joining sumably machine shops. Ed. T. Steele, returned Saturday from his trip to Chicago. He spent three days in the city and durng that time says he took in the entire town. He is highly pleased with his trip and thinks Chicago the largest and livest place he ever saw. The many is mat and acquantan ces throughout the state of Mrs. Car- j oline Pierce, wife of the late Rev. R R. Pierce, will be pained to learn that she passed away at her home in this city Monday morning at 4o'clock. She has been an inva- lid for more than a year and at the time of her husband's sad death in Kansas City was confined to her bed. R neg strength sufficient she made a trip to Texas spending the greater part of last winter in Dallas. Finding the climate of Tex- about five this as did not agree with } 1onths ago return d to or six city to make it her perm She was taken sick almost im ately on her return and for the past ant, 1e four months confined to her bed. Dr of Ple Hill. the family physician, was called and did all in her sant us power to cure She was a most estimable Soa and made n her any warm friends during residence this She leaves three daughters mourn their loss. The place from the in city to funeral services took family residence on South M Street, Tuesday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Ashley. of the M. E. church Wah Kee, a Chinese of this city. Esquire Cannon Thursday, charged with Pig-tail was passing Joe T. Smith's livery stable when he was accosted Frank Morgan, who, without provocation, began cursing and abus- > laundryms an was arraigned before carrying concealed weapons. by ing him. The Chinaman. who had taken Morgan’s insults and abuse on several other occasions. concluded to put a stop to it and. it is said. pulled his gun for the purpose of protecting himself and Morgan took to his heels. As to whether the celestial intended to shoot Morgan or not. we have our doubts. However, we do not justify Wah Kee in carrying a pistol and do not think he should be permitted to 7? cy under which he might be tempted to | | there are circumstances use his weapon, or accidentally shot some one, neither do we justify aggravating him in his peaceful walks. He and w } grown men or bo: gave a substantial bond trial to-day. have his Four Feet of Coal. If the drill is to be yal deposits are everywhere to be relied upon found in this county. and in and quantity is ur quality Bates the state | county of Jeff Fry. . wh | | 1 | to see him alive . preferred instant de untold s he absence the undergoing, and in to sufferi Be the nurse he procured a razor and} the went out in the orchard about one hundred yards from the house. then screamed aloud to Mr. te wis | to come there quickly if he wished us he was going to Mr. Lewis hastened there and found him ground, with his thro to ear, the razor lying near him and its victim wallowing in poolot blood commit suicide. lying on the eut from ear fast ebbing from the wound. s Drs. Tuttle and France were in- stantly summoned to the place and pronounced the wound fatal. the esophagus and thrachea being both severed. The wound was stitched upas best they could, and death cane to his relief within three hours Mr. El lott Was 2 hat » of Virginia, and would have soon been seventy years of age He was in good cir cumstances, and for the past ftw years had been living with his chil dren. His son, a prominent lumber dealer of Fremout. Nebraska, is suim- moned. — in I Adri: About one mile he 24th inst.. west of this city by Rev. W. A. Walk Basler to Miss Lillie J. Mr. Basler is from Era, Neosha county, Kansas. In this city, the 24th, B. Noland. John Toms, to Miss Lida See. ship. er, Geo. Combs. Rev. L. of Kansas, of Elk Hart town- by In this city; the 22nd. Judge J. Francisco. son to Viola Taylor. Mound, Kansas. In this city, the 22nd. by Esq. D. G. Newsom, John Bratton to Mrs. Anna Brundell, both of Rich Hill. J XK. Brugler & Son want all the schoo! bonds they can get. by Probate Jas. Emer- both of Blue Plen- ty ot money at the lowest rates. 34tf Dr. J. T. Walls calls upon those who owe him to come in at once and settle. He needs his money as bad- ly as you needed his and as he answered your call you ought to answer his. Prompt attention to this will save you cost. 40-1. medicine. Suicide of a Rich Hill BEI Waco, Tex... Sa e Hirshfield. an Israelite ped dler from Rich Hill, Mo.. committed suicide here yesterday by taking strychnine. He had been unable to obtain work. Among his papers is a bank book showing several hundred dollars to his credit ina Rich Hill bank. He was given a decent burial by the Hebrews of Waco and no attempt was made to communicate with the dead man’s friends in Missouri Reasuaey a SAVED ONE, IT IS A FACT. ~ PROGNOSTICATIONS For this fall ‘amount of wet weather, season indicate a great so it will be neces. sary to procure good seasonable footwear to insure comfort and health. To. early buye rs we offer the following cash bargains: Men's Banner Kip Boots. whole stock. 32 50 | Men's Service Kip Boots, hand made,........ : 2 2 at Men's New M Gay Kip Boots, warranted... 0... .. 200 Men‘s Economy Kip Boots, solid................ 165 Men’s Veal Calf Boots; all solid... ...)...:0.022..5 2 50 |The Famous Selz Boot Best Qnality we offer this Season Ladies Glove Ladies Calf Button—Sewed Ladies Goat Button—Sewed Ladies Kip Polish—Pegged. Ladies Calf Hand Pegged Polish Misses Shoes at Acording Prices To close out broken lots we have a bar- gain counter replete with good goods at 50¢ on the dollar. a Dollars Grain Button—Sewed at Three Dollars a Pair. BOYS and YOUTHS BOOTS ata SACRIFICE. $115 1 25 1 00 50 These goods are fresh and first-class and must all be seen to be appreciated and we can only ask that you consult your own in- terests and examine them before you buy worth of Boots and Shoes. R. WEIL & CO, NORTH SIDE SQUARE, L.A. WEIL, Manager. Rheumatism and Newcaieia Cured in! Two Days. The Indiana Chemical Co. have discov- ch compound w! acts with truly nthe cure ot Rheu- s rapidit i Neura re ia. Weguarantee it e any and every case of acute eda nary matism to cure Ir atory Rheumatism and Neuralgia in 2 DAYS, and to give immediate reliet in chronic cases and etfect a speedy cure. 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we wil prescription for this wondertulc om pound | ich can be filled by your home druggist | We take this means of | covery to the public instead | being much less expensive. We will gladly refund money if satistaction is not Tue Inpiana Cuemicat Co., Crawtordsville, Ind given. 1O-1Vr Go to the Ohio stree ket for your meat. 38-1m. Scorr & Maxrexp. sic Have made special arrangements to accommodate farmers with money to | 1 stock. They have a large | ing it out as a patent medicine, it | ; Curbs, isend to any address the | POULTRY , Or young you can bring me. t Meat Mar-! | Square. English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, sott, or calloused lumps and . Blood Spavin, Sweeney, Stifles, Sore and Swollen throat, Save $50 by use of one Warranted by W. j. Lans- down, Druggist, Butler. sr-ly blemishes from horses Splints. Spr Coughs, ete. bottle. ins, WANTED I will pay the highest market price in cash tor all the chickens old 1 can be found at Bennett Wheeler & Co’s store, on the northeast corner of the Come and see me betore | you sell and get my prices. it ¢ hand to be! loaned on - on uby- 5 years. at \ low rates of interest. If you want to borrew call and see them. 3-tf j = from 6 months to i i \ | ! | | } | - POWDE Absolutely Pure. | 38-2m. JAMES SMITH. Itch, Mange and Scratches ot every kind cured in 20 minutes by Wool- | ford’s Samtary Lotion. A sure cure and perfectly harmless. Warranted by W. J. Lansdown, Druggist. | Butler, Mo. SI-1y J. K. Brugler wants 2 lot ot good farm loans, running trom 6 to 18 | months, This is a good chance for tarmers to get short loans, or sell | short real estate paper. BOYS are interested it you ; ucation, th ess ed- in abu e worth a fortune to cut this out and mailto id you by mail, FREE, ted Catalogue, and penmanship. MussetMan, Principal, Dity Business College, tw 38-St. Quincy, Itt- P. C. FuLKERsoN, T. L. Harper, Pres’t Treas. J. Ever: —s Gzo. CANTERBURY Sec’y- THE BANKERS : aR LOWN & TITLE C0 Tan ot Mo. LAND Im ex xT First Made on Farm