The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 12, 1890, Page 8

use MONEY } : : 1 369 «8709! Deepwater... 702 21252; 1 Spruce........| 21! ss 3, Hudson... 885) 22040) 1) BATES COUNT) Rockville. 367) 10870 Prairie........] 40@, 11552) Pleasant Gap.| x64) 28090 712, 18045, A 15705; Summit....... LOAN and LAND CO. TAS. K. BRUGLER & SON Shawnee ...... Grand River 556] 15495 Deer Creek....| 587] 15698 MANAGERS, Butler Mo. Mound ........} 497] 11477 This Company invests money in real Mt. Pleasant..} 904 se028 21 estate, buys notes and School Bonds, Lone Oak.....| 447] 11477) 2! and deals in all kinds ot good seuuriteis. Ong 14s i 5 ah ee Gene! Ni s++-] 710} 223061) FINE IMPROVED FARMS New Home....] 710 | Chariotte..... U 40 to 640 acres each, and good goes pe (a grazing lands from 400, to sures |! "| 1,500 acres in a body East Boone ...| 594) 18745, for sale or ex- West Boone. si a chanae West Point...| 630} 19637 = i Homer....... 746) 30456; EY Walnut....... 840) 25455, SAVE MONEY, rae PS Total Labia 48367 101 And examine the Farms For Sale, One 160 acre farm in Elkhart twp. Bargain Counters HOFFMAN’S NOVELTY {Onc 80 acre farm in Spruce twp. | This index will also be published | to | One 120 acre farm in Walnut town- venient to switch on railroad. Prices low. Terms easy. WM. E. WALTON. Death of Mrs. J. C. Griggs. Died at her home near Shobe, Bates county, Mo., of pneumonia, Emma, wife of J.C. Griggs. De- ceased was a daughter of Lewis W. If you want a good light, go to{Beck, an old and estimable farmer, LOCAL ITEMS. Fiax Sexp to Loan. Terms guar- anteed. Highest cash prices paid for corn. Bryant Bros. & McDamiet. 8-tf Butler Elevator. Pharis &Son to buy your oil. They | who resided many years in the west- | sell the pure 175 headlight oil. ern portion of Henry county, Mo, There are 12,648 white teachers |and removed to Bates county six or | employed in the state and 686 color-| Seven years ago, locating near Shobe. ed teachers. The average salary|She was married to Mr. Griggs Nov. 2 cold] Nice dance at John Hussey’s last | that too often develops into that | Monday evening. | dread disease, thousands can be say- | Big tame and nice music at the paid to teachers is $42.31. There] 14, 1876, and leaves five children, the | are now in operation 9,178 white}youngest only a few weeks old.— | make no mistake by keeping a bot- Seats school house. = ne Sinan ewe Be ere EE on = chools, | Henry Co. Democrat. | tle of this pleasant remedy in your orn seems to be coming up. 3 Fp tt tte ces tencctent eee ne 5 schools and 509 pcolcred schools, 3 eee : | house. PALIFORNIA CAT-R- ' Hold to yours, Nels., you may get 4 Ibs. best brown — i Tne eety wedge gee making in all 9,687. The cost Bey Fighting Christians. | CURE is equally effective in eradi- | 20 cents yet. 1 lb imperial tea, worth 60c pee Tisha ceo e ae ae day of teaching each pupil is .074. Forsonvi ary | cating all traces of Nasal Catarrh. Look out for valentines, lots of 1 lb uncolorded Japan tea, worth 60c for.............. é is v. Fetlcctenhitednd. obs 6: —Maxy : i in Virgini 3 Ib can best brand tomatoes.................--...... 10c School property of tho state is val- H zed 17 years, and Rache] | Both of these wouderful remedies | them in Virginia. - ee : i ued at $10,972,161. Averace tax| Hooper, aged 17 years, ai f | are sold and warranted by Dr. E.L.| Dr. J.J. Mitchell is very busy amous Vinton corn per can.................00.20% rope aa : , ; , mess $100 ae Ferguson, aged 19 years, had a des- | Rice. Sla package, three for $2.50. | now days. 16 Ib fancy new prunes. . ees Se ca. ub nf aL oe perate fight yesterday at Utica, six | | The tax collector says he will come - ae uckwhea is # pS ESCH ca be Vea Ba ct S % i i i irl Vis ini: y > SUNS io infor ings wikesal'enevcieuniersisia wlemeTIs so oe ee a Menken Se we |To Extend the St. Louis and Emporia, | to Virginia two more days. 1 gallon cage BIICOLB Sao) rans tae ae 40c a! a yi - Bont iebessing ada recent converts to the Baptist chur ch | Sedalia, Mo., Feb. 6.—There is a} Rew. California evaporated blackberries, per Ib ; e square. rena is way in the lead of oT were to be baptized | movement on foot to extend the St.! We don't propose to be led, but New Fngland mince meat per pkg.................0.. a all others. 11-2t in the river. The Hooper girl objected to Fer- guson going in first. She deliberate- ly struck her on the nose and black- ened her eye, and when separated by Minister Westly made an attack upon him. The whole baptizing broke up ina rew, and great con- sternation in religious circles exists in the village. Topeka Capital: Years ago this paper urged that elevators be built along the railroads of Kansas in which to store the farmer's crop of corn for better prices. The need of such relief now is so obvious that it is only mentioned to be seen at once. Warehouses for corn for the farmers! The capital needed is not great. Thisis one of the things The Mormons Must Go. that we urge the alliance to develop.{ Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 8.— They are getting in condition to get | The campaign of the liberal party what they ask for, Persons wishing to enter a class|Tde and illumination of all the gen- in phonography will confer with Prof. | tile house in the city. Martin of the Academy at once. 6-tf ; Kills is Son and Daughter. Winnepeg, Man., Feb. 9.—At Mi-] are pronounced gentiles and 2,922 ami last night Robert Morton, aged are Mormons. The gentiles have a | 75, shot his son and the latter’s majority on the face of the returns | wife. Morton had hot words with of 983. :The majority Monday next | his daughter-in-law during his son’s | Will on account of absenteeism prob. absence and on the latter's return | ®bly be between 500 and 700. he was informed of the circumstances The old man went outside with his rifle and fired through the window, instantly killing his son. While the Woman was leaning over her hus- band’s body the old man fired again the bullet entering the woman's abdomen and she died an hour later. St. by the registration just closed. For- | Judge Powers, chairman of the} liberal committee, expresses no | doubt of result and says the major- | ty will not fall below 500 and may | Look Out For It. United States Detective Shaw, of ~ Louis, has received 2 circular from Chief Bell of the secret ser- vice under date of January 15, say- ing a counterfeit $5 United States Treasury note, series 1880, check letter B, Jackson Vignette, large red seal, W. S. Rosecranz, register, Jas. | W. Hyatt, treasurer, has made its appearance in the east. It is said to be a very poor wood cut produc- | tion; the paper is soft and thin and | should be easily detected. The | vignette of Jackson is a Very poor | past winter and find it the best remedy | likeness. In_ the historical picture Page have ever = It gives instant the outline of the dog is very indis- 211 South D Street, Oubslogsn tote, ue: while in the arta | John F. Cochran, of Sigourney, Towa, plain. 3 The words “legal tender” sass his wite used Hibbard’s Rheumatic {8e printed in skeleton letters, while nee use i = ot headache, aad = _ genuine they are jn heavy ev entirels saree hen — e iver | sUaded letters. The words “Bureau Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup and Liver ngraving and Printing Washing. ton, D.C.” begin at the lower right Pills are remedies ot great merit, We take pleas commending them, hand end instead of the upper left hand end. : So spr he eee Good farm of 320° acres, water, timber. Land good second bottom land. Want to rent fora long term. Call on Bankers Loan & Title Co. Butler, Mo. Shihan a Hibbard’s THROAT AND LUNG BALSAM GIVES INSTANT RELIEF. Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. 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There will bea rail- | Harper & Atkison, east side square. 6 one-lb bars Hickory soap.............. Pa 2 ing lega : | Rae Prairie Queen flour per cwt..................- + $2. jToad meeting of delegates from the Try BLACK-DRAUGHT ica for Dyspepsia sections of country interested in the fe or oro eed peer hy flour per ewt ERE ee rng os, : oe Proposed extension at Butler on) I wish to say throgh the columns Good. baad rine eae ‘$1.70 February 26. Sedalia wants the ex- | of the Trmms that I received news Stag Head tobacco per pound................... ---38¢ > tension and will send delegates to | of the death of my brother, Col. J. Star “ “ Eo, ee ecine eee . 45 | the Butler convention to look after | H. Patterson. of Arkansas. He Golden Club “ Us Mei i> aula ohelreen cca bo her int Q | : os : Dividend se ss SS isi es | er in ssc apel eee | went to Arkansas more than fifty Club Twist « ‘a Pe ee is ceases. 35c | | years ago, when a young man. Father. Mother and Four Children { Perish. into the water. ice. ort. Make no Mistake. By dispelling the symptoms so | often mistaken for consum |SANTA ABIE has brought | ness to many a household. up 634961537241 Seaalades Gotan - Important te Business Men. | The Tnres will shortly issue a carefully prepared index of the lead- | too. Harper & Atkison, ing and active business men of this | 11-2t East side square. icity. to be circulated through all | Two 80 acre farms in East Boone twp. | hi Fach aa situated | thobast | Of charts for free distribution and | eo a ad eee will offer unusual advantages to our! Peter Denney is well enough Ss TO R EE. coal bank in Bates county and con-! ieee eae oe men to | Pleased with his twins, a boy and a| | widely represent their and our city’s | | | Our agents will call to explain the | John Armstrong place | nature of the novel enterprise and | Emmanuel Nestlerode lost a fine them we hope our live business men will \ eas that he had been offered $175 By it jed from an untimely grave. You | Louis and Emporia railroad from | to lead all others fin aie aah 1 gallon best kraut...................0.... + .25¢ Butler, Mo., northeast and make it | Kingston, N. ¥., Feb. 9.—The | . mh wate Sees | four delice of Jacob Slater were a eee enh eee _ skating on the lake at Binnwater, ee about six miles from here this after- A . j few inches in thickness, gave ay | esteem of the entire community, but and the little ones were precipitated ’ Their shouts were heard by the members of the family, who lived nearsby, and the father and mother yan to the rescue. By the time | they reached the lake the four chil- dren had disappeared beneath the The mother, frantic with the exceed 1,000. ~ 5 thought of her drowning children, rushed upon the ice which gave way with her weight, and she sank be- low the surface. Mr. Slater attempted to reach his ‘wife, and he, too, was drowned. The entire family is wiped out of ex- istence. To-night hundreds of peo- ple are gathered about the lake, searching for the bodies. Statement from Henry Beibsheimer. Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. Gents: In December, 1887, I began using Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup for inflammatory rheumatism, from which I have been a great sutterer. T used the syrup and plasters, applying the latter to the parts arfected also to the bottom ot my teet. The Syrup relieved me from the first, an Giscontinued i Froma per and other si d,in March, effected by Hib- bard’s Rheumatic Sy ip, I unhesitating- ly recommend the matism and blood d J. S. Br remedies tor rheu cer, Druggist, Vinton, Iowa, ption | about 11 years of age. Haven't (alia ea = glad- | heard any particulars, or if any of | ee BUTLER, MO- = McELREE’S WINE OF CARDUI fo: Weak Nervee We have the best low priced cook stoves made, it is made in Evansville, Virginia Items, Money to pay taxes about ag hard | getastorent a farm for grain | girl. to set up thecigars, Comin Jur stock of Glassware at cost, and hang. ed weight, 16 pounds. |, Cierse Bright has rented the| ing lamps below cost—-will sell : for this year. at 1-2 cost rather than Ben Wadkins home was burned carry them over. If you an | Sunday morning. Mr. W. and his | wife had gone to visit neighbors ‘ ‘ « « 2 exes 1 = leaving 4 or 5 children, the oldest use a lamp at all come get it s | the children were burnt. literary Saturday evening at the American sardines in oil, 3 for................ 25¢ the sale of Acorn stoves to back us. 3 Old Coon smoking tobacco per Ib..................... 35e j Studied law and chose Bates- Chow chow, mixed pickles, onions, cauliflower, table sauce tomato catsup, and all kinds of bottled goods at half price. | ville for his headquarters, enter- fession in that place, and the sur- E see ee ee rounding counties. His parctice be- came large and lucrative. For thir. the civil war wrested from him most of the property accumulated in the preceeing thirty yoars. This and ma- ‘ | larious effect on the system from so long a residence in that unhealthy a a 3 climate broke down the constitution to such an extent as to cause him to | Seek a greater altitude in order to recover to some extent his lost vital- ity. Henee. he moved to the north- | west part of the state and located 1} jinthe town of Harrison where he j | resumed the practice of his profes- Paes : | sion which he pursued for a num- i ber of years, part of that time on the bench as circuit judge of the dis- | | trict in which he lived. But the | weight of 78 years and a shattered {constitution compelled him to de-| | sist from active life and on the 25th | | he succumbed to the inevitable and, | died at his home in Harrison, Ark., | ‘leaving a comparatively young wife, | one child and myself, the only survi- 1 Vor of the once large family, to’ mourn the absense of the one. G. W. Pa We will havea car load offKent Jacks in Butler. Mo., by Feb. ; 15, 5 Which must be sold at once. het Jacks are selected from the best b herds of Jack stock in Kentucky. are good size, good ages, good cole good bone, good weight, good breeders fine style and action. We warrant # »stock in every particular, viz: = py soundness, their performance, and sure foal getting. loved; * ea Prices and terms reasonable, Come to me and buy your ¢ 2 : Correspondence solicited. good oil 150 prcof, Licts per ¢ Se D. A. and H. H. Colyer. Avorn cook stoves are the b< Harper & Atkison, east side