The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 6, 1888, Page 8

ANID LAND. cewe- 3ATES COUNTY ote i LAND C0.,\:"* IAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, Butler Mo. This Comy real estate, buys and dealsin k FINE IMPROVED FARMS Ut 40 to 640 acres each, and good ANY ts 1 School money in s of good seuurit grazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acr na body for sale or ex- LOCAL ITEMS. —_————— es Nevada, Mo., June 3.—C. W. Kirk- sey, an inmate of the escaped from his attendants yester- day and was found to-day three miles north of this city hanging to a tree. He had procured the rope from a well 1 by. He was here ft Sheldon, this asylum here, farmer's brought county. om Blanke & Bros’. fine cream candies at Hoffman's Novelty Store. Mrs. Frank James, of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. mother» is visiting her parents, Mr. Saml Ralston. Frank's Mrs. Samuels, of Clay county, is also visiting at the place. On Wednesday a dining party was given by Col. Sam'l Ralston and lady, where the following friends attended: Mrs. Jesse James, Mrs. Quantrell, Mrs Jno. $. Barnkill and daughters, Miss Clay Boothe, Mrs. Bige ar : Progre same Annie and Cora, Mrs. Mrs. Ki Holland and Boothe. —Independenc The best milk shake in Hoflm: Novelty Store. Mr. with town Yesterday at Lamb, an old s¢ Butler, A. idier ¢ big heart in him, took the matter of Mr. G. W. Bradley. the ex Confeder ate soldier, in hand, 1 the result nounting to for was 2 contribution eleven dollars and Mr. Bradley sincere thanks to Mr. cents, which expresses — his Lamb and his comrades. On Monday the had contributed t dollars and fifty total of nineteen dollars re Butler.—Rich Hill Herald. citizens to his relief seven cents, For fine toilet articles call at Hoff- man’s Novelty Store. One Flanagan, of Carthage, cap- tured the republican convention Thursday by nominating for delagate to the national republican convention Joe Stewart, whom, said he, “holds 500 votes in the hollow of his hand. These miners at Webb City, many of them are democrats, but the man I place in nomination for delegate to Chicago (Joe Stewart) ean whip them in and compel them to vote the republican ticket.” It is perhaps unnecessary to say that Joe went through like a dose of salts.— Nevada Noticer. If you want to smoke the best cigars in town, call at Hoffman's Novelty Store. A George Wheeler of Garnett, Kansas, formerly an employee of Steiner Bros., ceal dealers, came to town Tuesday to adjust an attach- ment suit against him by J. T. Gip- son on an account. Gipson on meet- ing Wheeler extended his hand ina friendly manner, but Wheeler in- stead of shaking hands struck Gip- son in which a scuffle ensued result- ing in Gipson getting considerably bruised. Wheeler was arraigned be- fore Mayor Lewis, plead guilty to an assault and was fined $5 and cost which amount he failed to liqui- date, in default of which he was com. mitted to the county jail at Butler —Foster News. It will pay you to buy your grocer- ies of Wright & Walls. Their motto is quick sales and small profits. Standard N at Hoffm It isa pity that the great who fought the war for the vation of the union are fast dying off, while the rampant bloody-shirt he- roes who staid at home to attempt to stir up and try to } petuate the almost extict animosities which began passing away directly after Lee’s surrender. Don't forget that But! ler will cele- brate the 4th m grand style. preser- are spared Ips the schoo! bonds t! y of money at the | Brugler resumed s No. 6s the and to which we of March 3ist. company operates two mines, Nos. 5 16. The former is load rbout forty cars per day, and both are run ning full-time. Work has been Keith & Pe Hill, where in March, in explosion oce re our issue Twelve suits have the United court at I City ag company, the total damage being $202,060. been begun in states this claimed plaintiffs the LS wimst The are the widows and relatives of vie- tims of the mine explosion which oc- mine in Mining curred in this company’s March.—Engineering & Journal. J. K. Bri cations tor cent. giar Wants more first-class interest and commissio loans. The loeal one: Hill. On electi roost on the ight Is On dome of the and watch the wool fly —Butler Ties. Yes, and we want Prof. sdorn to make a bird’s-eye picture of on his roost, while the ‘dr Butler pass up some of their pr bottled beer, N Ah, is it not nice to keep up another town at the expense The voters of Rich Hill have an eye to business—an eye like an heagle. "—Review. Jake shipped in from vada. me; of your own? J. K. Brugler wants 2 lot ot good farm loans, running trom 6 to 138 months. This 1s a good chance for tarmers to get short loans. or sell short real estate paper. REDUCED PRICES. A Special Offer for Fifteen Days. For the next fifteen days we have decided to give our customers and all others who favor us with a call,a benefit. Here they go: Granulated Sugar, 13 Ibs for $1.00 Light Brown Sugar, 14Ibs for 1.00 Dark Brown Sugar, 16lbs for 1.00 Brown Coffee. 6 lbs for 1.00 A Good Tea for 20 cents per pound These goods at the above prices will not be sold in less quantity than one dollar's worth. Our goods are new and fresh and are good quality. We also have alarge line of groceries, glass and tinware which we will sell at remarkably low prices. Call and See us, west side square. WRIGHT & WALLS MULES WANTED. I will be in Butler, at T. K. Lisle’s stable, on Saturday, June 9th. 1888, one day only, for the purpose of buying mules and horses. Want mules from 4 to 10 years old, and horses from 5 to 10 years old. yeight from 1,000 pounds up. Stock must be sound and in good flesh. J. A. Rircure. 3| THE OLD FEUD TO BE | The | Bury will Ri: Hatche Cleveland Cink. night, nize 30ys the ment of the g township and greetings and good cheer. ; in old Summit maj Let the good work democra means rousing democratic vember. ganizing clubs go on until township in the county is thoro organized. In unity ther strength. Go to R. W. preserves. jams, ete James for We ave in receipt of invitation to attend the dedicati headquarters of the ( Club, at the Centenn June 9th, Wel this ry regret 6 the new 1 Press ol 1sss. be a very grand ur inability to be present. The following parties f1 have gone to St. Louis to atten National Convention: Thos. J.S J. M. Tucker, Capt. F. J. Ta Judge D. A. DeArmond, Judge J. Parkinson, G. D. Arnold. John Trim- ble, J. A. Brashear, Col. J = Pace and daughter Ada and Po son. “Mr. J. J. Ikner, Southern Creamery Holt & Bo., ence, representing s the terest, Gen Cc. proprietors, Tudepend is in the city to up a butter and cheese facto company takes $1,000 stoc the factory, puts in the deeds over the serch days with ii runs it subser $1,000 sub The milk farmer or stock direct y. and mant into either butter or chee waiting for cream rise. $6,300 is subseribed by our ci the company will undoubtedly up the factory.” The above is taken from the Rich Hill Review. Mr. Butler Thursday, and made a similar proposition to our people. We lieve such a factory would pay. and it would look business-like for our business men to investigate the mat- ter. to Ikner was also in be- Butler will celebrate the 4th. They Testify. Mr. Wheeler, of Springfield, who has been spending the past ten days in our city, left for his home the other day. He came to Butler on a short business trip, but being a ; sufferer for several years with kidney troubles, and hearing so much said in favor of our mineral well, con- cluded to stop awhile and test its virtues. He used the water regu- larly for ten or twelve days and was greatly elated over the benefits de- rived, and told a number of persons he thought himself permanently cured, and said he proposed to pub- lish a card to that effect in his home paper. R. J. Hurley, of this city, who has been suffering greatly with an af- fection of the eyes, also testifies that the water from this well is greatly benefiting him. And we might go on with the list into the hundreds, but will wait until another time. The water is free and flows in abund- ance, and all afflicted are cordially invited to come and test its virtues. R. C. Dickinsheet leads in all kinds of foreign and domestic fruits in their season, cheaper than the cheapest. North side square. BURIED. | | Butler |: jor Ba | right rov: \ Times takes great pleasure GLORIOUS FOURTH. Will Cc ‘le brate in Style. Grand 1B Butler The leur and be: e seen it are »to come again. Let the county sustain the dignity of her pos tion as the capitol of ] Bates, and we id i} of her subjects. Butler ‘leome entertain On the invit behalf of the citizens of in g every person in Bates county to join with us ina grand and monster 4th of July celebration and demon- stration. A YOUNG FIEND'S WORK. Three of a Family Dying and the Potsoner Dead—Spite the Cause. 3.—R. business N. Ous- 20Wn man of Windsor, this county, some weeks » hired a 14-year-old colored to do housework and cooking in girl his A short time ago she stole lothes and sold them to Gyp- She was chastised. but was not the girl's actions it was found that there was a queer taste The fact girl denied simixed poison or other ingre- She told ¥ mistress to taste the fluid and xfter doi re suspicious and soon in the breakfast coffee. was mentioned and the cottee. s in the was soran out of the house made nd but and down the street in frantic cen aaimile a ught back. istantly. It wa s then diseovered that three rembers of the Ousley fa were 1 condition, and up they no better. oned but it is 1ey can not recover. Tt was found that the faithless nt had rats x coffee. put rough on in Go to R. C lemonade. ‘. Dickinsheets fer your A whole lemon each North in and every glass for only 5e. side square. The democratic primary of Henry county, held Saturday, resulted as follows: J. H. Calloway, sheriff; W. J. Elliston, collector; Dr. J. Noble, representative; E. O. Price, treasurer; T. S. Wallace, assessor. The con- tests for sheriff and representative were the closest ever known. As Henry county is overwhelmingly democratic, the above officers may be said to be elected, as there is no hope for the republicans. H. P. Faris, who has just returned from Indianapolis, and is one of the ardent prohibition leaders of the state, said that a full prohibition ticket would be gotten out for county officers. Poisoned by Jimson Weeds. Hannibal, Mo..June 4.—Mrs. Jobn Harding yesterday morning went out to pick greens for her Sunday dinner, and, being near sighted, mis- took jimson weeds for mustard plants, took them home and cooked them with the greens. She, her husband and her son partook freely of the dish, and were soon thrown into convulsions by the poison, and this morning Harding died. The others will probably recover. Mrs. T. J. Smith and babies and sister, Mrs. Jones, left for Kentucky Sunday evening to spend the sum- mer with relatives and friends. Mr. Smith accompanied them as far as St. Louis where he will attend the National convention. 1 A Tex: ' Time ts Hotel Destroyed at Night ina Short Tine. ning ds beard ‘ badly burned, le | 1 four chil- | representing the | of Phila- burning berto Pier : H. Serier. the firm of Geor delphia, jumped from building 1 was killed. D. M. Oldham. of Dallas, repre ine the tirm of F. Cannon & Co. ot G escaped badly singed. The mystery about the that so eston, thing is nany should have perished when none were higher up than the galler of the sleepers. second story, and there were sides x occupied by the ies and exits %n both No one was heard to call or all dying without a thoug! at ered and ex screamin, help, gath- effort to cry for crowd quickly usted every afford a rescue. been they s of several have but Every business The ren recoyered from the ruins, are unrecognizable. plac ly non-resident is closed, as Pierce was the on, victim. The pecuniary loss is about $15,- 000. Milk kinds of temper: shake, and all s at Dick- north side square. lemonade, ice dri iusheets, an tncreased Vote. Mo.. 3.—Dr. -prohibition can- Expect Kansas City, June John A. didate Brooks, for vice-pre arrived home to day in an enthusiastic frame He declares that Mr. Fisk will work hard whenever of mind. and himseli business wil it, and will make a thorough ¢ n The party expects to spend $50,000 for literature and He declares that he and Bain w orations. W aboutt Geo. re never in contlict ce-presidency, but under stood exch other before the conven tion met. large rease on ke and ‘the mittee in Chicago in the 1 decide on the cam- city until formally ne nomination. Go to R. W. James for your apple butter. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria WE ARE Contidence Meu! i we are going to TAKE YOU IN- to our confidence. ni IN OUR GCODS, N F [IN OUR PRICES, D EK N En Our Methots, OUR GOODS, The pick of the market. OUR METHODS, Fairness to all. OUR PRICES, Speak for themselves. JEWETT & HICKMAN. | feed Table Mo. Pacific R. = I LEXIN s GTON X SovtTuern Brancy Dlows: GOING NORTH, “ESO Py +103 {30 Ay 1233 hy O4OPy DIVISION, t and other intormag E, K. Carnes, Agent, Poultry Waated. T will pay more cash money tha! in Butler, your eggy Spring chic wanted at big prices. Call at Atkinson's or A. L. McBride anybody for chickens, turkeys. The Walton & Company Tucker Have made special arrangements accommodate farmers with moneyt They money stock. have a. amoumt on hand to Bas loaned on real estate, on time any of where from 6 months to 5 years, low rates of interest. If you to borrow call and see them. Notice. i All persous wishing ice deliy to them the coming find it greatly to their leave their order at the No. Delaware street, Butler, L. S. Paddock. season interest Blue F (1), ‘Nort Mo., wit} meat market, one POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A margelof, strength and wh om with the ht alum or phosphate powders. only in cans. Rovar BaKixG PowpERr Co.,! Walist..N. ¥ 33-488 OO fF UAGANS ‘A ‘a NOA FAovId HLIM ALUadOud 4 mes OG Oa Ne a | “sudyMOud ALVLSoE Waen “LVHOOWAC IN LSIT ALYAdONd AAS ‘OW $0 to A MONTH can be msde wort forus. Agents preferred furnish their own horses and give their time to the business. Spare moments prstishiy employed also. A few vacances) sand cities. B. ¥. Johnson & te Main St., Richmond, Va SALESMEN , Want tions SS yeeee with BA: EAaxS- Any determined man ¢ with us. Peenliar edvantages iy - ners pee Gps including 2 spec! es. Outfit free. | Addres at once Name this papers | BROWN BROTHERS. NURSERYMEN, CHICAGO, ante