The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 6, 1888, Page 1

| , coc v rl ce Ps oa ATW LER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY JUNE a | A BRIDAL TRAGDY. had RENT AGRRIES MENTAL VAGAF 3 ; ee he Bread-and-Butter Moments of the David Colbert Accidentally Kills His; Each ton Human Mind. ' os 1t ite te t was rppued. : coMPLETE AND RELIABLE ABSTACTS Chie: MI: Da- Phi aii nid cos 2 = a “aes Re 1 CESSloO \ t tinic t t of TITLE FURNISHED ON SHORT vid A. Colbert, a b ks is and but 17 years o til- = NOTICE. ee Se h stone was : ily shot and killed by her husband xt ae wie = plo MONEY TO LOAN “0 vee8 is ssonins h renish tinge Travelers A 1169 Burline street. Since tt » sided. very well. H , t Qn Real Estate security on long or short | 16: Burling street. Since tren ( Fin cononitha cial 10r ae has been nade in the payment time. Office first door Caer ot riage the young couple have inade : ae ot, Be loveline i, Jess, and the annual interest on all three Bates Co. National Bank. their home with the bride's Dales ; 5 praise York aaltrunder tie conmente ieee apts roene BUTLER, MO. jat 169 Burling street. You eae ae Bod ae SARE DL wes steas b ipnce oan F As hoa eeet wae s short time bef | ever there. iis difference is to be ss sfore, atthe request sepa eeete = bert, a clerk for Chas. G 5 eae ponies ! : fore, atthe request of the legal holder of LOOK HERE. oard of Trade building, after his jes | brain happened to be dough or putty, refuse fi. te ras | deacrived pramives st pablo rendue torthe } marriace took his pretty little wif a -y | for the tir ein and in ne respect TATION highest bidder for cash, the east front door s * nae et | =e eat “ os ee pA inat 2 ns aah . ee a | es a sad or tthe court house, in the city of Butler county aeyou want £0: save-moncy £-t |to Milwaukee ona bridal tour, and the effects of the rabies in her sys-| on the architecture of the minster. 1 ONTOS oto of Hatesandstate orMissearlon’ ee Ny . CU | V E R leaned Inst Wednesda TY! tem when the stone was applied. | member t George Sand had this | ieee ore oem Friday, June 8th, 1888 - i 2 ot ails > saay. ney = y arjence in her v ae t - 7 Y as . ae LEE 7 i 4iv | : eee ; “Yi The iilk in which the stone was | experience in her voyage to Italy. 3 : : ven the hours of 4 o'clock in the forenoon | were exceptionally fond of each ot 1 1 a | But the same phlegmatic scizure in the afternoon of that day, for the pur- ane to do your ler. This morning while the rest CECE SRT une perfectly green, | often occurs to us at home and in | DK 1 1, Ga ceo m J PAPERING, \the family were at the breakfast showing beyond all doubt that the | familiar surroundings. ‘Three nights | CALSOMINING, ie His koa die ay Gon stone was efficacious in its work. | = at my window, I saw | se = = : Mor sage ee — = ae | table they hez > happy young |, w .. | the full moon rise superbly throue | hereas J. D. H, Butler and Elizabeth ¥ i ruste -- PLASTERING, (eee rae 1 oe * ‘Lhe lady recovered.—Nevada Mail. | yo. 1 : e superbly through a |). his wite, by their school fund mortgage |. gt couple laughn and te ne each ; low i m drap of shadowed dated nae Isth, 15, and recorded in the | ; W Ee r ee ee A.F C. Payton, eerie WOR ma see epee tn ie — oudstolde mands lc nyself: Let | recotder’s office within and for Bates county, | Ret husband, their trust, date ent AND CISTERN WORK. | other as usual in their bed-room, ad High Graded Bulls for Sale. ici a ds, and I ¢ to myself: x {| Missouri, in book Ne aT, conveyed to | November 26,” 1885 ag seh 3 ; ¥ isonet Monee ; z SiN us go walk in the garden, and drink | Bates county the followi real’ estate lying | CoTder’s Office. within and for Bates county, atistaction given oe no charges | Jacent to the din -roo Lhave a number of fine, youn pmthecniendor of 3 celestial spee- i ituate in the county of Bates | Missouri, anbook 0, conveyed to the to . Office at Tewett & Hickman’s | “Dav; ue Ah a ae SS ry =e z e : as We she en i eeheuene lissouri, to-wit fhe south west | Undersigned trustee the following described ti poe as Store 2 | David see Thave your watch; I) high graded bulls which I will sell at | tacle. So I sought my favorite pacing- | 4 cnet ast quarter of sec feel states ne een bene senantoee the to , i | i Sa ae de ce atta a x Sl eer 2 Sere RAT aes “ jenteen [lv] t ip thirty-nine a | county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit: | think I will keep it. it is so pretty,. | very reasonable price. Terms to suit age wid - from the round | [30]. which e nee was made re the | The thwest quarter of the southwest qnarter ge V1 snoly 7 arked the vc i A is | rose-bed to the elm tree, running be- | fund bond, fully de- | of section thirty-six (36) in township forty [40 5) MIT(VIZ WR laughingly remarked the young wife | purchaser. J. M. Hoacrasp, See eee ea and bond, fully de} or range thirty-three [S$], car nip cers, Hie be 4 ( { BR Tee Hae eT eee, a ‘ es of stately cannas. There | Made im the | 8es iore oF less, which conveyance was made L ¥y}as she caught up her husband’s | Z 2 ad i . 14. s ug L a : Nyhart, Mo. | had been purifying rain, and the sky | a endie ine | ee (Ge se payment of one certain y DENTIST, time-piece from beneath the pillow ERSTE GIGI | was deepened to its most lustrous | = Cae Sr et Wereass defeat baahean tuisinenear and at on the bed and held it in her hand : cue wae ay | dark, the soft billow-edges of the few | it )8!) eae ee enya etanl 7 Ni a eerie an reps Hardly sf 0 . SSOURL é ener Rs Say yes eum o SEA ae ea . | the payment of the prineipal or inter any | Now, therefore, at the request of the " BUTLER, MISSOURI “So you are going to be a high Sweet Springs, Mo., May 30.—A — 5 uaa ie oss ra big jart thereot, at t en it shall become | Holder of said note and pursuant to the con- 5 7 e = noon, caught, turn by turn, a faint | che an en ae epee nat OFFICE OPERA HOUSE. way robber, are you? You would make a very pretty one, Gertie. I believe I will turn highwayman, too.” jokingly replied David; “stand and deliver!” As he said this he drew his MASONIC. Butler Lodge, No. 254, meets the first | Saturday in each month. Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons, No. 6, meets second Thursday in each month. } Gouley Commandery Knights Templar meets the first Tuesday in each month, ished it in the air. “I'm not afraid of a pistol,” said 1.0. 0, FELLOWS. Bates Lodge No. 180 meets every Mon- day night. Butler Encampment No. 6 meets the and and 4th Wednesdays in each month bed, still attired in her chemise and night robe. Approaching her hus band, who stood at the foot of the bed, she made a feint to take the Lawyers weapon from him, while he endeav- ored to keep it from her. Just how it happened David is unable to tell, T H. CROCKETT. ATTORNEY AT LAW. but she in some manner struck the revolver with her hand, causing it to A. L.- Ofice North Side Square, over MeBride’s store, go off. ridge was heard al and brought the f the scene. “Oh, Kitty, look at Davi the bride to her twin sister, who was The explosion of the eart VAWYER. ; Will practice in all courts. All legal busi strictly attended to, Oflice over Bates Co. tional Bank. Butler, Mo. housé excitedly to cried ARKINSON & GRAVES, ATTORN«YS AT LAW. Office West Side Square, over Lans-| to the young husband, who had fall- Beene Drugstore en to the floor Tee wae ie z ot HORROR STRICKEN HOLCoMB & SMITH, LAWYERS BUTLER, MO. Office front room over County National Bank. He blood spurt from a and nerveiess. had the jagged wound seen over the left nipple of his wife, and knew that he had shot her. Those were the last words she spoke, and as the last syllable fell from her lips 4¥ W. SILVERS, ry ATTORNEY : LAW Will practice in Bates and adjoining counties, in the Appellate Court at Kansas City, and in the Supreme Court at Jeffer- son City. ger-OrrFice North Side Square, over A.L. McBride’s. aitt | bed dead. shot, thinking rather that her hus- band was hurt. The scene which followed for the first few moments after the tragedy was a terrible one. Scarcely realizing what he was doing. the frantic, moaning husband placed the muzzle of the revolver to his head to blow his brains out. but was Physiciaus. J. R. BOYD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Orricr—East Side Square, over Max Weiner’s, 19-1y hiss, op | prevented by his brother, who snatched it from his hand. Breaking | ,DR. J. M, CHRISTY, | out of the room. he ran to the Kitch- i jen, crying out fora knife. He did! * HOMOEOPATHIC ‘not want to live, he said. as he ‘ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, searched the room for a weapon to fo end his life. His brother and broth- er-in-law, William Adams, were com- pelled to hold him until he became | partially composed. FE Alice, tront room over P. O. All calls * answered at office day or night. Special attention given to temale dis- eases, T C. BOULWARE, Physician and | < Z 3 & « Surgeon. Office north’side square, | Were afraid to leave his side until petler, Mo. eee women and chil- | Lieut. Lloyd of the Webster avenue iti son Ss a _______ _ | station arrived and took him to his DORN & PIERCE—BARBERsS. private office. Shop on North Side Square. We <i et Ss hat attention to Ladies and en's hair cutting. We keep Dei the best of Barbers, also grind scis- | ihe 3 is derive: lof Osage, CHORE sors and razors. Everything first- | 5°" 85 bitten by a rabid mad dog class. All work guaranteed. Give jabouta month ago, was in town us a call = | Saturday. He was asked by a Mail , ane as representative whether ornot he had Cockle’s siti: Pills. | applied a mad stone. Saved by a Mad Stone. | * Thisold Engiish Family Medicine in| “Yes. said he. “I went to Shel- use for 86 years all over the world, tor don as you suggested and saw Mrs -. Bile, Indigestion, Liver, &c. Se hy ees eee = | Campbell. W a : Of Pure, Vegetable Ingredients. ee Se : four days had elapsed since the boy | From Mercury. 2 revolver from his pocket and brand- | the bride as she jumped out of the | 1! the first to enter the room, pointing | she reeled and dropped upon the | She did not know, evi-| dently, that she herself had been | Even then they | non-partisan political massmeeti was held last evening in the mayor's office, with Leslie Marmaduke ac “ting jas chairman, and W. H. Reed as jsecretary. The chairman briefly stated the object of the meeting, which was to perfect a permanent entative Cer tral Missouri politicians and to make gs the political Mee Missouri. The committee on ©: zation reported the organization of repre Sweet Sprit of Judge Janes J. Lindley as present selection | chain Lofa number of com- mittees. Ii was agreed by the meeting that on June 30a grand convention for the joint discussion of the politica! issues of | state both } h tL candidates e day, by the v and be held in the ill at the Springs. members of the different committees 10US of nominecs CORVE are representatives of the two parties Saline, Pettis, | Lafayette and Johnson, which im- mediately surrounds Sweet Springs. Money to Loan on Farm and City property on Long and Shori time in the four counties, at a low rate of interest, iS) EARINGER, Bowpen & Co. | Mo. | Apply to W. H. Warnock, County ‘Clerk's Office, Butler, Mo. 26-4. A Modest Milliner. Kansas City, Mo., May 31.—Miss | Ella Ewing. formerly a milliner at | Excelsior Springs, has brought suit for breach of promise against Chris- | tian Frank, retired liquor merchant, | who is said to be worthnearly $500, 000. In her petition she states that in July, 1887, while she was living with her father, in Excelsior Springs, and doing an excellent business in the millinery line, she met Frank and on November 1, 1887, he asked her to become his wife, and she consent- ed: At his request she gave up her millinery establishment and came to _this city so that Frank might be near to her and see her more fre- ; quently. He took her among his and her friends and introduced her /as his intended wife. Now he refuses to fulfil his promise because she has been subjected to unfavorabie criti- leism. She states that Mr. Frank | told her that he was able to provide ‘a home for her and that he was worth { i i | $100,000. She made an investigation | and ascertained that he was really | ‘worth $150,000, and she demands a third of his fortune. Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla | Regulates the regulator. Best blood | purifier. Largest bottles in the mar- ‘ket. Manufactured by the proprie- tors of Warner's Safe Cure. Sold by all druggists. unseizable, and left but the silvery beginning, w spot, stuck there inadequate- id Pls a ile | against the blue ceiling, so ridieu- made in | { | any thing could be done with a gimlet te ¢ ‘= ay P id bond s se effect of s: il tie above described mises at public tinge of halo colors. The moon was | saidcounty may without s " ghest bidder for casn, at ths dazzling, Who can believe that mere | }recced to sell the property herein cons east front door of the court house in the city of eoes ts a5 and mortgaged. Now, therefore in pursuance sutler, county of Bates and state of Missoun sanshine, falling on mere rock and | of an order of the county court made at the | 0” i 4 Shee shi May term, Isss, of said court, I will proceed to | T - sand, will reflect such a white- | Xf the Above deseribed premises “at public Thursday, June Tih, 1888, cold intensity of light? I | vendue tothe h t bidder for cash. between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- red sntently sv ding | east front door ofthe court house, in th | noon and five o’clock in the afternoon 0 : gazed tently on the — blinding | gutter, county of Bates, end state of jday. forthe parpose of sotistying aaid Aen. shield, as if to compel it to seem | on | interest and costs, oc. Be ‘ to me what itreally is—the big globe, Saturday, June 30th, 1888, rollins re. dizzilv s . between the hours of 9 o’clock in Me forenoon rolling there, dizzily unsuppor ted 1M | and 5 o’clock in the afternoon of that day for ——- inempty space. I said: **That dis- the purpose of satisfying said debt, interest ; , 8 acros: e bulei ee and costs GEO. G. GLAZEBROOK, ' Tr wn'e Bola tanee across th bul ring disk is about | “Sl 4; ‘Sheriff of Bates County. Trustee's Sale. that which the F > railroad trav- | 2 <) ; —— | Whereas, Jay E. Owen, a single man, did by agses across our continent. Let me | School Fund Mortgage Sale. ; Pape Srna ciated the third day of March z 5 = eel arse / 5, and recorded in beok 39 of try to imagine the little train full of | | Whereas W. H. Gibbens and Hattie 1 Gib- | deeds. page lof the records of Bates — bens, his wife, b earth inhabitaets, creeping around | dated June sth, Iss6, and recorded in the r yonder point of shadow, and across | cener’s office within ni for Bates cour Missouri, in book No Bates county the fo and being situate in th state of Missouri, to-wit ginning six ner of the south west quart quarter of section t (40] range t ‘our rods, t rods, thence ¢ Toy conveyed Igeless the 1 moon. nose of the maninthe | For an instant the concep- | tion of the globular form and the enor- mous bulk, swinging on rounds, almost touched on the confines of my expectant imagination; then fled aw: Ri of county A trac rods west of the of its . at eyen the lighter clouds pass behind, instead of before it, anda yenturous baloon might be capable of bum at rash of ballast. Then I took up my pacing back and forth. The broad silvered leaves of the cannas seemed to float motionless any discharge and mortgaged of an order of the * = May term, Iss, of said ¢ , I will proce: in the great flood of light, and beneath | to sell the above dese ises at pub each hung its motionless black shade. | vendue to the highest b ih sear east front door of the court house, in of Butler, county of Bates, and state of Mi souri,*on Saturday, July 7th, 1588, Every shadow of every delicate bough and twig of the beech and the elm was lace; and bough and twig themselves, Tess distinct and more ethereal and 3 o’clock in the afternoon of that day f than their shadows. were only the the purpose of and costs. GEO! G. GLAZEBROOK, eir school fund imortgag' estate lying uth east cor- of the north east in between the hours of 9 o’clock in the forenoon satisying said debt, interest 1 Will proceed to | | | | vendue, to the 1 | Kk, Trustee, ~ - county, Missouri, convey tothe undersigned, as suc- cessor in trust, the following described real estate, situate in the county of Bates and stave of Missouri, to-wit ‘The south haif of the southeast quart to section thirty-three (53) north and in range thi sth) Principal 3 nt ofthe sum to be paid by his one with said trust de prof John Sherrick Ist, I v in township y-one (31) ridian, ‘orty (0) weet of the to s ht hundred d certain ud m, from Mareh ist, Iss}, payal yuntil the ma- | turity of said note i, Ww i the whole of interest up to the al sam, with thi th legal holder st the election said note, sho tonce become don re the said $- I sell said premises of the taxes for Ins ond i nolly unpaid, and the Whole of said principal sum and interest lias | been declared due and lesto the Saeed holder of said note, amounting, on the day of saletothe sum of nine hundred and 62.100 dollars, including the costs and expenses of | this proceeding. And whereas, by the provisions of said deed of trust, the undersigned, George W. Toms, was appointed and made the successor in trust, in case the trustee named, Henry ©, Wilson, should decline to act, and the said Henry C. Wilson having declined to act, now, therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said note, 1 will, as trustee as aforesaid, on or mentally-conceived patterns, or Pla- | 25-4 Sheriff of Bates County tonic ideas, of the lace, hovering above |~ i _ : ae 5 i Fund Mortgage Sale. it in the air. hooi Fund Mortgage Sa What a mysterious and glorious night, and what sublest and cnost celestial dreams should throng the brain at such an hour! Back and forth, to and fro, I paced; and what, think you, were the sublime ideas I Whereas F. M. Canterbury andjBen B. Ca . and aif pay mortgage, dated November Ist, corded in the recorder’s oflice within a Bates county, Missouri, in book Ne 306, conveyed to Bates county real estate lying andeing situate b ty of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit: in the cou! nd i ‘ai a . | east one-half [1-2] of lot three [3] of block No. Dated May 15, 188s. found in my brain, as I suddenly be- | Che (ij in Williams addition to the town (now ae ¢ame aware of myself, after s0me min- | city) of Butler, which conveyance was made to i i secure the payment of one school fund bond, ee of + floating in that sea of fully described in said school fand mortgage, | Sheriff's Sale. fwice-distilled and — space-travers- | and whereas default has been made in the pay- | . § Sale. mg radiance? I was listening ee interest since tit | By virtue and authority of an alias execution with lively displeasure to the | said mortgage it 1s provided that should defanlt | iseued from the office of the clerk of the circuit squeaking of my own new shoes. I pormase Hon hocgeerant NOR the Sane term, 1888, of said court, tome direct- was thinking, “How can this intol- | shall become dueand payable, according to the | Fury avor of John Gongh, and against Leslie Ss shall become dusand piyndethe. then acting | Burrass, I have levied and scized upon sll the erable thing be cured?” I was pictur- ing in my imagination the sedulous shoemaker, anxiously handling the SEG wen raged. Now. therefore. tz | county, Missouri, to-wit: j superiuteguments, and discussing with | at the May term, = loreate tt ere | Cee eae a sit of te nortnwneeeraaes me the possible ways and means of cor owendue to the high ver Tmerach, at | ter of section twenty-three (23) all in township silencing this music of abandoned | the east front door of the v seaaia fart wo Sl aee ee faa ie wien soles. I remembered that some one cya ou of Bates, and state of | Friday, June 15th, 188+. thad once recommended a hypodermic | Saturday. June 30th. 1888, Deh ee See et es injection of pumice stone. As I turn- | between the hours of 9 o’clock in the forenoon | front door of the court house in the city of Rut- flood of radiance, I found myseif won- | and costa EO. G. GLAZEBBOOK, | vendue, to the highest Bat Sheriff of Bates County. | satisfy said execution and c« fering whether the leathern layers would have to be unstitched, or whether Sheriff's Sale. By virtue and authority of a } cution issued from the office of the * Isaw that the whole magnificent | cireuit court of Bates county, Missouri, Spectacle of the night was being ‘wasted on such an insect as I, and that the most suitable scheme was to go in- gloriously to bed.—Atlantic Monthly. -———o to me directed in favor of R. MW. Washburn againet J. W. Alexander, I have levied sei#ed upon all the right, title, interes of, in and to the following situatedin Bates couaty, Missouri, to-wit: | 1% acres, lotone and two [1 & 2} ne half love.ct al. Tkave soya aaeer rigger ty Ps! sti 2 s e of sec four [4] township forty-two [42] range | ri, nt, title, interest an aim 0 e —tustice Jaunasch, of Kalamazoo, thirty-two eet acres south east quarter of | fecdants, F. M. Manlove et al. of, inand to the has a parrot that he wouldn't sell for | the north east quarter of sec eight (s) township | following described real ate, situated im its weight in silver. On five differ- | forty-two (42) range thirty-two (32), 80 acres | Bates county, Missouri, to- Ss east half south east quarter of s¢ township forty-two (42) range th! $20 acres north half of sec nine | forty-two (42) rai b | county, Missouri, I will on Thursday, June 28th, 1558, ent occasions has this intelligent bird saved the house from being robbed. The iast time was on a recent night The burglar got the door unfastened, but when he opened it the parrot asked be and 5 0’clock in the afterneon of thst day, z mn 3 nar eoice: * Bt | the east front door of the court house in the in a stern and harsh voice: ‘Hello, | SB° 5° C°0' “door of the court house inthe | city of Butler, Bates county, Missourl, sell the there! What's the matter?” The bur- | city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, sell the | same or so much thereof as may be required, same or so much thereof as may ve Teguired, | at public vendne,to the highest bidder for cash, giar didn’t answer, but fell over him- | Si"Public vendue, to the self in his desperate hurry to get away j cas ' from there. } , tosatisfy said execution and coste. " G. GLAZEBROOK, Sherif of Bates County terbury, her husband, by their school fund re- the following The sheriff of said county may without suit on this mortgage proceed to self the property herein | turnable at the June term, is5s, of said court claim of the said defendant, J. W. Alexander, described real estate (9) township thirty-two (32) all in Bates ween the hours of 9 o’clock in the forenoon mghest bidder for Tuesday, June 26th, A. D. 1888, between the hours of 8 o’clock a. w. and So’clock Pp. M, Of thatday, at the’ east door of the court honse, in theeity of St. Louis | and state of Missouri, sell to the highest der, foreash, the above-described premis: and all right and equity, including homestead of the said Jay E. Owen. GEORGE W. TOMS, Trustee. n- or ce n- | court of Bates county, Missouri, returnable at | right, title, interest and claim of the said de- fendant, Leslie Burrass, of, in and to the fole lowing described real estate, eituated in Bates G. GLAZ. herifl of Bates County. | & Sheriff's Sale. By virtne and authority of a general execution igsued from the office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county, Missouri, returnable at the June term, last, of said court, to me directed in favor of 3. W. Whetstone et al. against F. M. Man- it, "All of the south half (1-2) of the southwest | quarter of section fourteen (14) of township forty-one (41), of range thirty-two (92), all ia Bates county, Missouri, I willon Friday, June 15th, 1868. between the hours of 4 o’clock in the forenoon and 5o’clock inthe afternoon of that day at Vatisfy said execution and conte. nea oa GG. GLAZEBROOK, Sheriff of Bates County. j