The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 25, 1888, Page 8

Ite su x need Badorsed ae the Strongest, t. and most Heal! Dr. Price’s Cream _ Bakin does contain Ammonia, ime, or Alam. Can: not eld only in 8. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. wew YorK. CHICAGO. ST. Levis. MONEY excellence proven in millions ef more than Se of a centary. It the Uni States Government. yy the headsofthe Great Universities LAND. BATES COUNTY LOAN and LAND CO., JAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, Butler Bo. This Company invests money in real estate, buys notes and School Bonds, and deals in all kinds ot good seuuriteis. FINE IMPROVED FARMS Ot 40 to 640 acres each, and good giazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- change. . LOCAL ITEMS. Remember that we are still selling Queensware and Glassware, Knives, forks and spoons, at a great reduc- tion from regular price and if you want anything of the kind dont fail ‘to visit us. We are also giving bed rock prices on Groceries. 8 2t. E. T. Sstzere & Co. Marriage Causes Murder. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 20.—Two farmers living near Little Rock, Ark., by the names of Baker and Hitt, be- came engaged in a quarrel yester- day while dividing their land between @ son and daughter of each who were about to be married, and, com- ing to blows, stabbed each other with bowieknives in such a frightful manner that Baker died and Hitt can not recover. J. K. Brugler wants 2 lot ot good farm loans, running trom 6 to 18 months, This 1s a good chance for farmers te get short loans, or sell short real estate paper. Ladies in delicate health, and all who suf- fer from habitual constipation, will find the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, more easily taken, and more beneficial. in effect than any otherremedy. It sets promptly yet gently on the Bowels, idneys, Liver, and Stomach, and does not sicken or debilitate, in 50 cents and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Shot Through the Body. Keytesville, Mo., Jan. 20.—A. B. Lowry, who runsa store and restaur- ant at Guthridge’s Mills, eight miles northwest of here, was shot early last night by Columbus Eidson, be- tween the first and second ribs, the ball passing entirely through the right lung and lodging near the _spinal column. The wound is a dangerous one and may prove fatal. No particulars as to the origin of the trouble leading to the shooting have been received. ss ie CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. To tue EprroR—Please inform your read- ers that I have a positive remedy for the above named Syonenyeed its timely use thonsands of cases have been permanently eured. shall be glad to send two bottles of my reme, @y PREE to any of your readers who sumption if they will send me their express And post office address. Respectfully, ‘T. A. SLOCUM, M.C., 161 Pearl st, New York. | i | | H { H i ! DOCHET CIRCUIT COURT « FEBRUARY TERM, 18838. JURY CASES. MONDAY, FEB. 6th 8 J Groves vs E K Carnes Assgt of R B DeLung vs J L Vickers Asg Caroline Samstag vs H U Francisco J P Hobbie vs J H Hines Asst of LO Carleton vaJ W Miller As’ge Mary A Kesh vs Isaac Petty Mary A Kesh vs Frank George Mary A Resh vs George Aichier TUESDAY, FEB. 7th 9 Mary A Reeh va John Allen 10 88 Varnes vs L D Kisner 11 Alex Bomer vs Elijah Butler adm’r et al 12 J W Ennis adm’r ve DE Wykof 18 JW Lillard va J M Warnick 14 Fred Shantz vs Lewis Gore 15 BY¥ Kinder vs Sam Simon 16 DM Dickinson vs W T Huston SIAR WR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8th. 17 Lewis Adams vs J M Hogan 18 Jno H Beattie vs W K Mathews 19 Benjamin White vs F J Burns , 90 Grand Detour Plow Co vs Wm Moore 21 Citizens Bank of Hampton Iowa ve Sam’ Potts et al 22 J W Wear vs C Reynolds 23 Thomas McComb vs Guido Jaeger @% Martha Robinson et al vs Jacob Hawk 2% Gaylord Douglass vs W F Hanks 26 Sarah Moore et al vs J T Phillips et al 27 Jos Fox et al vs Jacob Goldenberg 28 Mary J Ferson vs John R Vernon et al 2 People of State of Illex rel Thos H Lynch ve Jas McGhee 80 WT Johnson adm’r va E M Broughton 31 Alfred H Mondy vs Wm H Wilcox 32 Martin, Perrin &Co vs Duke W Simpson F M Steele Garnishee THURSDAY, FEB. 9th. 83 Martin, Perrin & Co vs Duke W Simpson 34 Meyer Bros Drug Co vs Duke W Simpson FM Steele Garnishee % Meyer Bros Drug Co vs Duke W Simpson 36 McCormick Distilling Co vs D W Simpson 37: Wm E Walton va George G Glazebrook 38 Wm E Walton vs Geo G Glazebrook 39 Wm H Trigg vs Jas Vermillion et al 40 Jas McHenry vs J F8 Green FRIDAY, FEB. 10th. 41 Jas McHenry vs John McPatterson 42 Peter Sculley vs Lewis G Reece 43 Oliver Freeman vs the Mo Pacific Ey Co 44 WmD Merchant vs The Dwelling House Insurance Co 45 TR Colcord vs Willis Floyd 4 TE Colcord vs Willis Floyd 47 WO Jackson vs 8 C Main 43 J W Whetstone et al vs F M Manlove et al SATURDAY, FEB. Lith. 49 Wayne Agr’! Co ve Mary Hall Executrix 60 John A Herman vs Wm E Walton 51 Margaret Reed et al vs The City of Butler 62 PH Holcomb vs Geo W Barnett 58 John Lyle Adm’r vs W M Cassity S4 Sandwich M’f’g Ce vs DC Edwards 55 Bates County vs J F Thompson et al 86 Bates County vs J W Marshall et al MONDAY, FEB. 13th. ST Alexander Hull va Jno A Devinney et al 58 Jas K Brugler et al ve J N Stockton et al 50 JH Norton va J N White 60 W H Cotton vs K C Ft Scott & G Ry Co 61 18 Paddock vs John Lyle adm’r 62 Angust Watson vs Mary Calvin 63 MoCormick Harvesting Machine Co ve Mo Pacific Ry Co 64 Jas A Harris vs Mo Pacific Ry Co 65 LC Haggard vs A B Owen et al 66 Bates Co Nationa! B’k vs Jce Lyle Adm’r 67 JT Hensley vs John Lyle Adm’r 68 SY Forbes vs A J Pointer 69 JH Norton vs W G Cardwell, 70 GW Harteell va J J Berry etal 71 Hugh L W Anderson vs Helen 8 Pitts ot al 72 Thos Moon vs Alice Broadus et al 73 WE Bybee vs A J Pitchford 74 Absalom Pritchett vs Jas M Mock 76 MS8Cowles Mer’leCo vs W F Hudson et al 7 J8 Wright et al vs Isaac Kelley 77 J 8 Wright et al ve Isaac Kelley 78 App. of Wm E McElree for admiss to bar 79 Peoples Bank of Eockford Ill vs Jos Erwin 80 Aultman & Taylor Co vs Marion Ryan ct al 81 B Leibstadter et al vs A A Kramer et al CRIMINAL CASES. TUESDAY, FEB. 14th. 97 State of Mo ve R Johnson 98 State of Mo vs Geo Sweeney 9 State of Mo vs R F Vanhorn WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15th. 100 State of Mo vs Samuel Lawson 101 State of Mo vs D B Pigg 102 State ef Mo vs Nathan Godfrey 108 State of Mo vs Jas Goodman 104 State of Mo vs Reece Maybee THURSDAY, FEB. iéth. 105 State of Mo vs Carl Pointer 106 State of Mo vs CC Allman 107 State of Mo vs Thos D Ashbrook 108 State of Mo ye John Medley 108 State of MovsJ W Hawkins 110 State of Mo vse Perry G Gregory M1 State of Mo vs Perry G Gregory 112 State of Mo vs Perry G Gregory FRIDAY, FEB. 17th. 113 State of Mo vs Jas Burgess 1l¢ State of Mo vs Wm Biue and Jno Stratton 115 State of Mo vs J H Schryer SATURDAY, FEB. isth. 116 State of Mo vs F Hiner and Wm Fisher 11T_ State of Mo vs Nellie DeGarmo EQUITY CASES. MONDAY, FEB. 20th. 129 Nancy E Shaver vs Elias Shaver 190 ED Kipp vs A L Fergerson et al 131 Wheeler & Wilson M’f’g Co vs H Evans IS3 A A Janifer vs JT Weathers 183 Narcissus Peebles vs Geo W Peebies 134 Luther Shobe vs Lide Henry et al 185 AJ Pitchford vs Sarah J Willis 136 City of Batler vs W F Roser et al TUESDAY, FEB. 2ist have con- i 187 Wady Thompson vs J W Stone 138 Wady Thompson vs J W Stone et al 139 B B Marshall vs unknown heirs Jno Sears 1 Eve M Pyie vs W E Pyle | i Jno T Smith et al vs W H Clouse et al W B Claunch vs Jennie Claunch Elizabeth Abel vs W D Abel GL Barge vs W W Scots WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22d, Madison Adams vs Laura Adams DJ Blackwell vs Jas H Blackwell Wm Page vs David Atherton et al G E Fox vs Alice Fox Belle Felter vs J P Edwards et al Thomas Owen vs Nina Owen Wm Page vs Elizabeth Shelby et al 2 Jas McMenry vs D W Witters et al THURSDAY, FEB. 23d. 14] 142 14 LB Allison vs Apolina Allison People of the State of Hlex rel MC Hurt etalvs James McGhee Elizabeth McMinus vs J H McMinus et al J P Taylor vs M S Switzer AL Betz vs Jno H Sullens John T Smith ys Allen Gilmore JC Clark vs Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co Mary A Sick vs Van W Brooks et al FRIDAY, EEB. 24th. B F Blaker et al vs B L Exline et al Mary F Duncan et al vs G W Henderson Elsnor M Berry et al vs G W Hartsell Anna B Ferris vs Chas P Ferris Mary C Shelton et al vs Jno Catron Sr. Catharine Rogers vs Wm Deweese The Sterling Co vs C Nave et al Marshall P Horn vs Catharine Horn ct al D O Dever vs Gaylord Douglass Lide Henry et al vs Butler School Dist Kate Sharp vs H Piepmier et al JT Phillips et al vs H M Cannon AJ Slayback et al vs Jobn F Cordes Alice Jeffress va Margaret E Nixon et al RETURN DOCKET. SATURDAY, FEB. 25th. Jas Fitzgerald et al vs Mo Pacific Ry Co TC Boulware vs John Stafford Arminta Gentry et al vs A P Bridgeford Sarah W Barlow vs T J Barlow Henry Dunlap vs T J Berryhill J D Bowman vs Joe! Bledsoe et al BS Catron vs Obe Hawkins et al Jobn A Rix vs Laura E Rule Dick Bros Quincy Brewing Co vs GG Glazebrook D H McDanelds vs A K Watson Bates Co ex rel H Bennetield vs A E Beatty et al Mattie Bennefield va Walker Bennefleld Josephine Burg vs Ignatz Burg John Boe vs Mary Boe C W Orris vs Keith & Perry Coal Co Jos S Orris vs Keith & Perry Coal Co J W Tufts vs A J Satterlee et al Thos J Smith vs Jas McGhee T J Davis va Julia A Davis Jane Beall et al vs The Mo Pacific Ry Co Bates Co ex rel Mary E Mengel va J M Jeffress et al JT Phillips et al va R S Catron et al 7 178 CASES TO BE SET. 208 210 211 212 213 21¢ O M Palmer et al vs RS Catron et al City of Butler vs H M Cannon H M Cannon vs City of Butler D A DeArmond et al ys Carrol! Gannells Aultman & Taylor Co vs M Braxton et al Simon Leslie vs Rich Hill Coal Mining Co etal DA DeArmond et al ve J W Rose ct al John McNamara vs John A Devinney Walnut Land and Ceal Co ve W J Cox ES Catron et al vs Johnson Hill J. K. Brugler & Son want all the schoo! bonds they canget. Pien- ty ot money at the lowest rates. 34tf 215 216 27 218 Farm for Rent. 160 acres, well improved, good buildings, orchard and water 6 miles east of Butler. Call at office of Walton & Tucker. 9 2. J. M. Tuckss. Round Prairie Items. Rather snowy. Everybody hauling rails. Mr. Terry is quite sick with pneu- monia fever. Mr. Clinton Terry came down from K. C. Tuesday and returned Wednes- day. Mr. Frank Browning left for Ken- tucky Tuesday on business and pleasure combined. Rev. Carpenter preached to a highly appreciative audience at Hook's Chapel last Sunday night. The Amateur Dramatic Company made their debut at the Douglass school house last Tuesday night they had a good audience and everything was in apple-pie order They will entertain the good people of Pleas- ant Gap on Friday night, from there they will probably proceed to Gillis or Warder’s Grand in K. C. The following is the assessment ‘}of personal property of Hudson township as compiled by our good natured assessor, Mr. Ira Patton. Not a bad showing considering every- thing: Horses, 782, valued at $22,405. Mules, 125, valuedat $4,240. Jacks, | 1, valued at $25; Cattle, 2,173, valu- | ed at $17,888; Sheep, 348, valued at $229; Hogs, 1,899, valued at $4,173; Money, $14,405; All other property, $13,817. Total $77,182.00. Dicer. A new lot of Japan and Imperial tea at Stecle’s. 35c. per pound or 3 pounds for one dollar. Come and buy your tea at wholesale prices. 8 2. | ROBBED BY A WOMAN. | ‘How Mrs. Hendricks of Philadelphia, Defranded Many Females. | i | Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 20.—The | | sheriff will to-morrow sell out the | ‘ handsome dwelling and contents } | belonging to Mrs. Celia Hendricks j at No. 1527 Girard avenue under an | execution for debt. The creditors | Z jare several tradesmen and retail | firms. Mrs. Hendricks is the woman | | whom Miss Mary A. Grown, of Mor- |ristown, loaned at various times j some $30,000 upon representations that she had a fortune of $500,000 locked up in the hands of an agent in New York. As the investigation of the transactions which she had with other confiding acquaintances progresses new victims develop, and it is stated that up to-night cred- itors whose claims aggregate over $100,000 have been located. The amounts which these people entrust- ed to the woman range from $5,000 to $36,000 and in each case the money was given willingly upon the representations that she had a large fortune which was for the time out of her reach. In one or two instanc- es she exhibited a paper which pur- ported to be and which she declared was a bond of the United States gov- ernment of the amount of $750,000 for the payment of the mythical leg- acy, and in this manner reassured her victims. Mrs. Hendricks has disappeared and her husband and son profess not to know her whereabouts. They also say they did not know she was engaged in such practices as are charged against her. Some of her victims still maintain confidence in her. FIGHTING FORTHE LAND. Three of a Family Killed and Two Officers Fatally Wounded. San Diego, Cal., Jan. 20.—A year ago Lewis Stone, a rancher in Moosa canyon, went east and during his ab- sense a family named Goen, consist- ing of a widow, two sons and a daughter, took possession of his ranch and cabin. On his return he instituted legal proceedings to eject the parties. Last Wednesday Sheriff Breidlove went to take proscession, when the whole Goen family faced the officers with revolvers. Breidlove took a revolver from Mrs. Goen, who was at the door, and she seized a gun and shot him in the face. In the melee which followed Citizen Reed was fatally wounded by Percy Goen and a married daughter of Mrs. Goen was accidentally shot in the neck by her brother and fell dead, while Percy Goen was shot through the head and arm fatally, and his sister and brother were dead when the officers retreated with their wounded. Mrs. Goen still holds the fort, de- claring she wili not leave the place alive. Those afflicted with dyspepsia should use Liquor Pepsin Compound and get relief. For sale by Walls & Holt. Weather cold and roads rough. Good times for cold and whooping cough. ‘We learn a number of young folks enjoyed a good time at E. Owen's the other evening. Mrs. D. W. Cloud has been attend- ing the sick bed of her daughter the past week. Died at his home, Jan. 15th, Mr. Cleveland, leaves a large family and a number of friends to mourn their loss. Miss Lyda Moore's school closed | Friday. She has had quite a success- fulterm, disregarding inconveniences jand bad weather. The pupils seem- |ed improve rapidly both in manners jand books. It takes just such ener- \ getic teachers to make a school a | success, and we hope to retain her as | teacher again. Dexia. | | Loans on choice real estate, Bank- |er's Loan & TitleCo. P. C. Fulker- : Son and Geo. Canterbury, Managers. | 61-tf. i Samue! Irkit, an Oluo Farmer, Fright- KILLED BY HOGS. fally Mutilated. Wellsville, O., Jan. 20.—Samuel Irkit, an old man who lives with his son-in law, J. Brinker, on a farm near here, went to the barn about dark last evening to see that the stock was properly housed. Not returning Brinker became alarmed and instituted a search. Lying in a corner of the barnyard was the body of the old man, with the flesh torn from his face and body by hogs, which were still preying upon him. He was so badly mutilat- ed that recognition was impossible. It is supposed Irkit, who was very feeble, slipped and fell and being unable to rise, was torn to pieces by the savage animals. He was 80 years of age. ‘ Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel ofparity, a! and wholsomeness. More eco: than the ordinary kinds, andcannot be sold ip competition with the multitude of low shorty weight alum or phosphate powders. aly imeans. Rovat Baxixa Powpex Co., 4g Wallst..N. Y.. ‘SS-4at, er AS Walls & Holt sell a clear Havana filler hand-made cigar for 5 cents. ! Nothing like it in Butler. Jt’s Coming And when it gets here every- body will rush to see it. Ex- citement will run high and we shall have crowded huuses ev- ery day. WhatlIs It? We will tell you when it comes. It isnot a menagerie contain- ing ring-tailed monkeys, leop- ards that change their spots, or wild African lions, but it will draw great crowds and will be worth seeing. Save Your Money for ff JEWEIT & HICHMAN. Your Taxas Are Due. And if not paid by January Ist, the law adds a penalty. I am now pre- pared to receive taxes at the store of J. E. Williams & Co., first door west of Palace Hotel. Z. J. Writtiams, Collector. The Walton & Tucker Investment Company Have made special arran; accommodate farmers with money to feed stock. They have a amouné of money on hand to loaned on real estate, on time any- where from 6 months to 5 years, at low rates of interest. If you want | to berrow call and see them. 38-tf ments to Walls & Holt, the Scogaiete, are sole agents for Butler for Liquor Pepsin Compound, the great dyspep- sia cure. Skeleton Sleighs. For your buggy at the Star Shosing Shop, Southeast corner square But ler, Mo. Remember the stock sale of W. - —_ 9 miles west of Butler, Feb. SHOEING SHOP, ] ny South east corner square, at Butler, where they keep the Perkins light’ steel shoe for light traveling horses” and the heavy Burden shoe for farm} or draft horses. You can get a first | class job of shoeing done at this’ shop at prices to compare with any mer SHOEING ‘aI ‘sua NOYa ALVLSH WAU ‘LVUOOWAC NI LSI] ALYadOad BAS OO P UFTGAANS ‘AA 'a HLIM ALUAdUAd ANOA AO 1d K4 other first-class shops in town. Give rs} us a call and try it. : JACK GIPSON, Proprieter- Wm F. HEMSTREET Successor to AARON BELL. Can Be Found at the Old Stent. Having purchased the entire stock of Groceries and Queenwrare Of Mr. Bell. I have added to and rearranged the stock and am now prepared to furnish all old cus- tomers and new ones the very best goods in my | line. I handle the celebrated and keep a good supply of Come and see me at Bell’s o!d stand near southwest corner public square and I will sell you gsods aé cheap as any body. ] Wm. F. HEMSTREET