The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 23, 1890, Page 8

--——Before you buy your foot-wear, go to the RACKET SSORE —and examine their immense stock of— | Ladies, Gents and Childrens Shoes., We have the cheapest and best and guarantee our custom made shoes. | It matters not what others say; the more they talk the more we sell. Don’t be deceived, but go to the Racket store, where you will get your | money's worth. Examine our stock of Embroidery goods, Chalies, Lace Floucings, Ladies Misses and Child's embroidered dress patterns. A full line of all grades of hose and half hose, silk gloves and mitts, the very best, and many other articles. Call an examine our stock. Wej| are closing out our hats—call and examine them. | Ho. B. High c& Co., : i i ; 4g 14 We are authorized to announce FREEMAN DAVIS, of Mt. Pleasant township, as an independent candidate for the office of Recorder of Bates county. | E. M. Dyer, W. F. Rankin and Rey. B. F. Logan were initiated into the mysteries of Odd Fellowship in the lodge of this city Monday night. Peter Lane returned from Chicago Thursday,where he has been on bus- iness connected with his immense poultry trade. He went to Ft.Scott yesterday to load a car of chickens. LOCAL ITEMS. A Card. To encourage our customers to pay cash we will from this date until further notice, present to each our card, good for six months from date thereon, bearing the amount of his purchase and subsequent purchases will be marked in the same manner. Upon the surrejder of this card to us unaltered, # fhe purchases reach $10 or over, we will present the holder with a 24x30 framed oil chro- : mo. If $25 or over a 24x30 oil = painting in heavy gilt frame. If $50 or over a 22x36 fine grade oil paint- ing in extra heavy bronze and gilt frame, or a copy of Webster’s Una- bridged dictionary, standard size, bound in leather. It is expressly undersood that no premiums will be given except for cash trade from this date July 1st, 1890. Jewert & HickMay. © 83-4t butler, Mo. J. W. Reisner of Butler, D. D. G. M,, of the L. 0. O. F. lodge, came up last week and installed the fol- lowing new officers in the lodge at this place: J. C. Smith, N.G.; H. P. Edwards, V. F.; A. J. Smith, Secre- tary—Adrian Journal. There is no particular reason why the remainder of congress should not come away and leave Speaker Reed to enact such other legislation as he fancies the country needs.— Buffalo Courier. According toa table published in the Sedalia Gazette, the temperature during June 1890 averaged ten de- grees higher than during the same month last year, and the rainfall during June 1889 was nearly four times that of June 1890. May, too, was unusually dry, and July of this An “original package” house has been opened up in Adrian. What a great fish local option has been. The city has been defrauded out of many dollars in license during the past year, yet any man or boy can buy or get beer whenever he wants it with. out any trouble. The people who voted the law are the proper ones to see that the law is enforced. The question is asked, why don’t they do itt—Adrian Journal. A farmer over in Saline county sug- gests anew remedy to raise the price of Wheat in the future. His plan is for all farmers to join the Alliance and then by solem contract to agree to raise no wheat for mar- ket next year, unless congress shall repeal obnoxious class laws which has made farming unprofitable. His acheme would undoubtedly raise the price of wheat, but if there was no wheat to sell what good could come to the farmer. By adopting such a course, the poor and oppress- ed would be the ones most injured. The followinge is a verbatim copy ofa letter received at this office. The undersigned failed to remit his arrearage, though he has been read- ing the Truxs for a number of years and never paid a cent: “Nyhart July 21 1890 “Mr. J. D. Allen sir you Neuspaper men have got more cheek than a government mule I want you to sop my paper you are sending it without my permition and I want you to stop it with my permition you dont blow my horn and your paper comes to my adress and I am tired caring it from the office so with mg concent stop it at once I ec nn nesee SS year is about to beat the record. dont like to hear of you haveing Our Cistern your lip in the union where you no Pu iving the beat of satisf, bismess I belong to the union and I mp 18 giving the best of satisfac- | wont reed a paper that wont blow tion. McBawe & Co. my horn so oblidge cry Geo. M. Barnett fermer post office Nyhart, Mo” Chromatic Printing. The Truzs has the exclusive right for Butler to the use of the new chemical process by which many col- ored chromatic printing is executed at one single impression—thus re- ducing the cost of three or more col- ors materially. Letter-heads, bill- heads, circulars, posters, dodgers, checks, drafts and all other printing executed in all the colors of the rainbow at the Tuwss office. By means of a petition, written by our worthy postmaster and sign- ed by a number of our citizens, the star mail route between here and Rich Hill has been changed. The carriers headquarters will be in Fos- ter and he will leave here at 9 a. m. for Rich Hill and return in the after- noon, thus bringing the Kansas City mail in the evening of the same day, instead of it being delayed at Butler over night.—Foster Index. We Don’t Propose to Say To those wishing either tin or glass fruit cans that we are out. We will be able to supply one and all, A. L. McBaive & Co. Under the call of the republiean state committee, Bates county is en- tilled to nine delegates in the state convention which meets at Jefferson City on Thursday, August 28th, at 0 o'clock a. m. The manner and time of selecting delegates will be determined at the meeting of the republican county central commit- tee, which will be held in this city on Saturday of next week.—Record. I will pay the highest market price for chickens and egg delivered at my store at Virginia, Mo. Nezsox M. Nestiznope. Notice - Iwilimove my stock of goods August Ist and leave the county. All those who are indebted to me will please come forward and settle atonce, otherwise I wil! give it to the Bates County National Bank for collection. * Aaron Harr. All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call be- fore August Ist and settle, as this is dull season and we must have money to meet payments. Very respectfully, Mrs. Erxa Kesvert. Riot in a Kansas Joint. Collins and Fisher were badly hurt and which may result in the death whisky seems to be the onl assign- able cause, Fisher was Lneolea down and terribly beaten and stamped on by some railroaders. Internal in- juries are feared. Wheat Wanted. I Will pay seventy-five cents per bushel for wheat delivered at my mill. I will take wheat ‘on deposit, and give 333 pounds of the very best flour per bushel. J. T. Szayxos. ‘HALT, HALT 52 | called to order by Pierce Hackett, Eldorado, July 17.—A row occur- red about 3 o'clock this morning in} Over Sunday treating Miss Susie a joint, in which two men nameq}5*88* 82d Miss Martin toa new of Fisher. Beer glasses and chairs were the weapons used and joint Union Labor Convention. met in Butler Tuesday, was largely | attended, most of the townships be-} ing represented. the highest being | sixteen delegates,some as low as one and two. The convention was who was elected tempoary chairman R. A. Turner, Sec’y. On motion the following commit- tees were appointed by the chairman: | Committee on permanent organi-; zation: M. Ryan, J. H. Allison, B. | B. Marshall, R. Ross and W. B | Carrico. | Credentials: J. D. Moulton, G.} L. Sales, W. G. Badgley, J.J. Mc! Kee, Wm. Hubbard, Clint Wolfe | and Frank Harcourt. | Order of business: W. H. Irwin, | Clark Wix, F. M. Staley, S. C. Le-| Mar and C. G. Deming. Resolutions: T.J. Hendrickson, | W. O. Atkison, J. J. Taylor, Allen | Wright, Pleasant Hill, R- E. Steele) and G. W. Buckston. i After receiving the reports of the} various coi.mittee the convention} proceededed to nominate the fol- lowing ticket for county offices: Presiding Judge, Jesse Connell, | of West Boone township; judge of} northern district, G C Miller, of Mt. | Pleasant; judge of southern district, | Daniel B Cressap, of Osage; probate | judge, William Cole, of Spruce; rep- | resentative, M V Carroll, of tis city; recorder, S A Douglass, of | Spruce; sheriff, C W Hartsock, of} New Home; circuit clerk, W H Hupp; | county clerk, James Drysdales, of Charlotte township; treasurer, Chris. Hirni, Prairie township; pros- ecuting attorney, W. O. Atkison, of Butler; coroner,Dr. L. Orear, Butler. A Few More Left. If you want to be prepared for the first cold wave buy one of our ice cream freezers now, McBrive & Co. Willie Sells Duplicated. Anna, Ill, July 17.—Monday night when every one was asleep a man supposed at the time to be a burglar broke into the house of a farmer named Morris Sullivan near Goreville, a village in Johnston county. On being spoken to he fired a pistol at the bed in which Sullivan and his wife were sleeping. The ball struck Sullivan in the breast, inflicting a fatal injury. Mrs. Sulli- van jumped out of bed and threw herself upon the murderer, but. the pistol was discharged again and she fell, wounded in the left breast. Her injuries were pronounced fatal. By this time the alarm had been given and the neighbors came in. On securing the murderer he was found to be Sullivan's 16-year-old son. He is now in jail. A few months ago the boy poisons ed some water which he gave to his parents, but this attempt at murder failed. He gives as his reason for committing the crime that he was tired of waiting for the old folks’ property. Hearing About our Q. M. Gasoline stoves is only half the tale but using one in your own family creates a world of happiness, McBaiwe & Co. Virginia items. Mre. John McFadden has gone to Eureka Springs, Ark., for her health, accompanied by her sister, Miss An- nie Judy. arrived all O.K. Stood the trip well. Mr. and Mrs. have a new girl baby at their house. made a horse trade. their caucus here Saturday. once. smoke at his expense. of friends in this township. the first table. half crop is expected. ride. ed at Amoret Saturday Rewim. Mr. McFadden received a telegram Sunday stating that they Fred Nestlerode Ed Dudley and John Hensley The democrats and alliance held More threshers needed in this part of Bates, they all want to thresh at Mr. Bob Allen was in our midst shaking hands, and letting them Bob has lots Peter Dursy made Geo. Thompson the hardest work, but let him eat at If we have lots of rain soon one- Mr. Jesse Barton, of Amoret, was brass band of Mulberry igh’ t is the first time a band ‘bad ever played at Amoret. When the people heard the music they looked down the track to see if the cars were in sight, as Amoret expects rolling stock before the snow flies. A government “of the people, by the people, for the people,” as Abra- ham Lancoln prt it, does not contem- plate federal supervisors backed by bayonets and deputy marshals arm- ed with clubs and bulldog revolvers. Mr. Reed's red republicanism seems to be a different thing from the re- publicanism of Abraham Lincoln.— Sedalia Bazoo. List of delegates to the demecrat-| ie county convention next Saturday, as far as heard from: | MT. PLEASANT. | T K Lisle, T D Rafter, C T Phar-| ris, S W Childs, Thos Kelly, J R Boyd, W F Lafollett, J E Arnold, @ | M Canterbury, T J Beryhill, D Al Colyer, Al Badgley, S F Warnock, J, M Christy, T J Smith, NB McFar- land. } } OSAGE. H J A Barron, Ed Crabb, CC Me-| Ginnis, H Philbrick. James More-/} land, Wm Hedden, E L Vernon Ben } Evans, Mr Sheppard, W P Coleman, W W Harris, Ray Hagan, F Ame-} lung, Peter Ripple, Wm Ferguson, | LH Bird, J Tolen, W H Rumans, | M McNulty, Wm George, Leonard ; Johannes, Sam J-Morrison, Major | Wilson, J F Smith. i HOWARD. BF Senior, T J Wheeler, J R Glass. J M Oliver, Jno Allen, J J| Franklin, Ben Smith. SHAWNEE. | C T Estis, Wm Griggs,Ove Harris, Judge B Powell. DEEPWATER. Sam Coleman, J R Simpson, Jno Harshaw, Dayis Radford,D Vanhoy. LONE OAE. | Fayette Hacock, John Spry, J R Ford. i i j MOUND. Senatorial, M L Wolfe and E P Foster; congressional, A H Jenkins and W N Wright. GRAND RIVER. Amos Richie,Oscar Sears, Preston Argenbright, Alva Wright. ROCKVILLE. G C Turner,W H Mead, Dr Rath- well. RAST BOONE. C N Clark, J C Marry,A T Mudd, Jas Hayes, A M Frazier. RLEWART. FM Fouty, JN Yates, — Howe, Gentry. NEW HOME. John Hornback, J A Patterson, G L Burge, H T Tilson, Me Wood- son, Jas Thomas, R G West. SUMMIT. Chas Smizer, John Harrie, B F Howe, Green Walton. CHARLOTTE. Jno McFadden, Wm McElroy,J W Porter, C H McGuire. WALNUT. W M Campbell,J D Lyle, C West, LN Gritton, Wm Darby, Alf Smith, Sam Miller, Ed Collins, H Miller. MIXGO. JM White, Bmmet Staley, A E Andrews, Estes Smith. HOMER. H P Nickel and U T Munford. PRAIRIE. G W Roberts, J S Eddy, Ed Koeller. PLEASANT GAP. Geo Nafus, J H Showalter, R R Irshaw, Judge Rogers, J L Starr, E Butler. SPRUCE. Ben Ireland, J W Choate, Dr Maxey, Thos Clizer, Thos Stark. DEER CREEK. Senatorial, John Herre], U A Mc- Bride, D B Glazebrook, DW Mce- Murray and Walter A Woods; con- gressional, J P Knisley, Cy Story, E T Kirkpatrick, Jerome Glazebrook and Reuben Bryant. S65" BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation. We clip the following complimen- tary notice of Hon. C. H. Morgan from the Arcadia (Kan.) Democrat: “It is a pleasure to democrats on this side of the state line to learn that those of Missouri are not likely to hazzard their interest in choosing a successor to Mr. Stone, but will place them at least in as able hands by nominating Hon. C. H. Morgan for his place in congress. South- eastern Kansas democrats recognize and appreciate Mr. Morgan’s ability. They are familiar with his brilliant congressional record, with the obsta- cles he surmounted and the magni tude and values of the victories won for and to his constituents and coun- try. They know him, too, as an or- ator of rare power and eloquence and frequently solicit and secure his ser- vices in expounding and proclaiming Jeffersonian principles from a Kan- sasrostrum. They know him also, as a friend, a defendet, a champion of the laboring classes. allied with nature,education and justice. Though of an eighty-two thousand republi- can majority they are none the less interested in democratic interests and measures for its triumph in eve- ry part of the land and in this solici- tation and concern is found their ex- cuse for rejoicing in the prospect of Mr. Morgan’s nomination.” their cause by the tripple bonds of the democracy of Kansas are domi- ciled beneath the blinding shadow NEW GOODS, We have just opened a $15,000 Stock of Dry Goods Notions, for the purpose of closing them out at WHOLE. SALE PRICES, and want todo so as quick as possible and GET THEM INT) MONEY, 4 to do so at once, we will offer this advantage, which will be a saving to you of all proftits mrde by the Retail Merchants. For example: We will sell yon TAR TAD cas SOS a NS CLARK'S Three SPOOLS three spools for 10 cents; 2 papers genuine brass pins for 5c; 25c towel for 16c; 15c towel for 7$c; Ladies fancy hose 6}c; Ladies genuine lisle thread hoes. extra length 27c; Gents half hose, the best made, 84c—cheaper ones at 25c per doz. Gents fancy shirts 40c, worth $1 00; 50c worth $1 25; 75c : worth $1 50; Also a fullline of : gs BBONS, LACES, GLOVES, B tons, Ladies collars aud cuffs, Gents ties, handkerchiefs, and everything usually kept in a Retail Dry Goods Notion Store all will be closed out at wholesale prices. Come early and secure choice and save money. _— Respectfully, Gmith Mercantile Associat North Side, First door east Mo. State Bank, Whether on pleasure bent or busi-| “to with the crowd, but don’t stop nesg, should take every trip a bottle | at barbers of only a few weeks’ ex of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most | perience, but keep right on with the pleasantly and effectually on the | crowd going to FRED DORN, thé kidneys, liver and bowels, prevent- | Only expert barber in Butler. ing fevers, headaches and other forms of sickness- For sale in 60c and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists. 33-1lm Mingo Items. John F. Herald, of Adrian, was in Mingo last week. J M Mayes shipped three car loads of cattle and one of hogs to | Kansas City last week. Prof. Moore, of Creighton, is teaching a singing school at Porter creek school house. AE Andrews has been assisting Mr Heady to put up hay the past week. Every good democrat should take the Times as a rule and guide to his faith and practice. The democrat who votes for a single republican candidate this fall votes against the reduction of the — and against the free coinage of silver. Novelty Store, East side Square. E Eugene Andrews and Willie Mc- Cue have taken the job of learning an ANTEDI-==: Estes Smith how to sing. Tailoring to represent usin Butler: vicinity, ss Sales Show me the man that said there | Splendid Fall and Winter scsortment wasn’t a corporal’s guard of demo-|teady. WANAMAKER & BROWN, crats in Mingo but what would vote | ‘*!phis, Pa. The Largest Clothing the U. L. ticket and I will show you | TMT! House in America. one that don’t know enough to come in tong of the rain. e are glad to note the prosperi- ty and popularity of the ‘Thees and appreciate the effort that the editor has made to bring it up to its pres- ent high standing among the news- papers of the state. We had another fine rain Monday morning. If we get one more in a week or ten days the corn crop in DON’T FORGET IT: That J. R. Pattersons, Barber Shi North Side Square, is the place go fora nice hair cut, p shampoo. Call and see me. thing firstclass. FOR Lemonade and Milk Shake, te the finest Candies, for the ’ cent cigar in town, for the bi selection of Albums, Plush | Toys and Stationery, Call on, J. E. McCONNELL, eerge John Atkison’ Peasion Agen Over Dr Evyeringham’s storercoms grand old Bates will be like her| West Side - Butler, democrati¢ majority, full and very heavy. Zip. Wanted ! ae Wool, hides, pelts, feathers, bees- DE C iw | ys wax, rage and grease. North Main a street, opposite post-office. (Guomanes te cen MW. MZ Canton, O., July.—It has been de- : . cided by the republican congression- | REAL ESTATE, INSURJ alcommittee of the sixteenth dis- AND LOAN BROKER trict to renominate Major McKinley Renti A i for congress by acclamation at 4 — mass convention next month and | Eeepety a a dispense with the formality of aj ie anova: Sue : - HS : nominating convention. will attend ‘tothe eatay ‘ena =