The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 15, 1891, Page 1

— Missouri State OF BUTLER, MO. | | \ | VOL. XIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY APRIL15,1891. NO. 21 CAPITAL, - . | | $110.coo. Reccives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and) does a General Banking Business DEPOSITORY In the Real Estate Loan on Real Estate on lon FOR lowest rates without delay. STOCK H¢ Allen, Mre. Levina Hardinger, WN Houlware, TC, Physician Rurk, Monr ‘armer Ballard, J N Farmer Brown, Lula Rartlett, Edmund Farmer Bryan, Margaret chelf, HB. Farmer «arathers, @ A Farmer Christy, J M Physician Clark, Robert Farmer Courtney, J M Stock Dealer Deerwester, John Farmer Heath, DB McCracken, A F Dickeneheets,R C Con. & Res’t Powell, Booker Datcher, © Eyans, John Farmer Reeder, Oscar Kveringham, J Physician Freemam, Caroline and Eliza Griggs, Wm M Farmer psident vice-president WM. E. WALTON BOOKER POWELL KE. L. RICE. RICE & HARPER, | DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS, ———DEALER IN——— Pure and Reliable CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. PRESCRIPTIONS AND RECEIPTS A SPECI ATY. FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THE BATES COUNTY NATIONAL BANK HORRIBLE INDIGNITIES. —_{ Pritish Victims of Manipur Rebels | Mangled and Fed to the dogs. London, April 12.—The latest ad- vices from India concerning the massacre at Manipur are that Com- missioner Quinton was decapitated | and his body horribly hacked, the limbs being afterward thrown out- side the city walls where they were | devoured by the dogs. Two officers whose names were not given and a bugler were spear- ed by the Kukis, and Mr. Grimwood the British political agent at Mani- pur, and two other officers were shot. The bodies of all the victims were brutally mutilated and afterwarward thrown over the walls of the city, as in the case of the unfortunate com- missioner. The remains of two officers who | were killed during the fighting we 5 | treated in a similar manner. | Alarge reward has been offered | for the capture of the regent of Man- ipur. , turned the pencil over to usa When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. | When she had Chikiren, she gave them Castoria Butler Encampment No 76, I. O. O. BF. was visited last Tuesday even ing by the following prominent members: J. B. Jewell, G. P,, Car rolton, Mo.; J. W. Black O. S., St. Louis, Mo.; John Smith, Adrian. J. A Trimble, Foster. By a special dispensation the following were giv en the three degrees: Dr. H. W. Tut tle, and H. P. Edwards, Adrian: J. R. Miller, H. C. Mills iJ. D Hat, Foster; Dr. J. R. Boyd, D. L AMaggard, D. ©. Mize, C. A. Patten, c. J. Johnson, and C. W. Hartsoek. 3utler. a ‘ S L. B. Imboden, a prospective bank president of Fort Worth, Tex.. pleaded guilty to forgery and em bezzlement, and was gives a tive years’ sentence. A dispute over 5 cents caused a murder in Chicago and one over 25 cents caused a similar tragedy in Huntsville, Ala. Hickman,G B Furniture dealer Smith, Jenkins, J K Cashier Kinney. Don Ass’t Cashier Levy Sam Drv Goods & ClothingTyler, W B Farmer Morrison, © H Farmer Miller, Alf Farmer ‘armer McCracken, Robt Farmer Norton, J A Bank Clerk Owen, M V Farmer Pharis, John Grocery Davis, J R Foreman Times officePharis, C F Grocery Prof Normal Sch Pigott, H H Bank Clerk DeArmond, A Circuit Judge Rosier, J M Farmer Radford, Chas R Reisner, J W Insurance Sulleus, J L Banker night and Tuesday's mail brought him a letter from who did you say?......We had oar | garden patch plowed and most of it planted in | an old time democratic embrace oa his retarn COUNTY FUNDS Department. Make loans g or short ume at )LDERS i Farmer Smith, G1 Jot Capitalist entist Norms, Frank M Farmer Vaughan. J M Capita Wyatt, H C Lumber dealer Wells, Wiley Teacher West, RG Farmer Wolfe, Pattie ralton, Wm E Cashier t! TT Capitaliet T, Max Boots & Shoes Wm Farmer GW Farmer Farmer Farmer Williams, R V Farmer cashier asst. cashier DON KINNEY T. L. HARPER. | Drugs, Medicines, Ballard Items. Jobn Lentz returned from Adrian Monday -.Cap Price received a letter from ‘ansas; 80 he too thinks of going west... Mrs Howard of Johnetown,an old friend and negh- bor of ours called one evening last week JN Manning has returned from Warrersbarg where he ba» been attended the normal; says its guod enough for him and he hopes to re- turp in the fall Dee C’ Brannon is ont in the country to-day helping Mac G asprin hence may expec from Marion F Office guing east a few da: will no doubt move soon voted with his me items F E Greer called a few moments and 0 tells us of the death of nce ........ Zack Johnson and y all had the gripp since they moved sam Young. itissaid, gave Uncle Sam Price from north Missouri aud told him about Spruce seees The boys from Stumptown (Dawsonville) seem to have itin the neck John Lentz | fees earned by I commissioner 7 00 4 ing fina: o4.16 ment 34.16 PL Wyatt. wolf scalp 1.50 Win Dunlap * cs 150, D Russoe “* “ 1.50 5 00 M V Carroll brief Co att'y - 500 envelopes 250 letter heads 6.7 = rtatements 3 S48.40 es State vs Kaui Citse 30.00 jC W Harts bowid prison- ers aud tukiny pauper to poor farm 18.00 CW. Hartsock pump at jail Johv Heeb and John Charon were granted dram shop license at Reav ley. Bond of J B March, as county surveyor approved. DS Suyder was granted a school loan of $300 on school fund. Warrant to WO Atkeson for $225 quarter salary. Ordered that the treasurer ladvertise in some daily newspaper lin St. Louis that Mt. Pleasant town ship will pay before the first day of | July next, the principal and interest |of Lexington, Lake & Gulf R R bond | for $5,000. John C Hayes filed statement of him during the last quarter, $797.50 The application of J R Douglass & Co., for dramshop license granted. J LMcConnell tiled bis school fund bond. Lot 18. neqr see. 3, twp. 39, range 33, belonging to county was sold to E. D. Kipp for $5 per acre. GRAND JURORS. Perry Staley, Mingo; Geo. Price, Spruce, T Brashear, Htdson; Geo. Brundige, Deer Creek; Chas. Garri- son, Mound; T. L. Harper, Mt. Pleas- ant; Thos. McComb. Osage; John A. Patterson, New Home; Hiram Jobhn- reapairing son, Elkhart; John Miller, West Boone; J. D. Hart, Walnut; J. M Oliver, Howard. PRTIT JURY. F. M. Staley, Mingo; Jas. Spears, Spruce; John Compton, Deepwater; G. B Ellis, Hudson; E. Johannas, Rockville; A. Bennett, Prairie; Wm. Requa, Pleasant Gap; A. H. Black, Summit; F. Ray, Shwnee; R. M. Pow, ell, Grand River; L. R. Allen, Deer Creek; F. Hackler. Mound; A. L. Mc Bride, Mt. Pleasant; Henry Gough, Lone Oak; Daniel Cresap, Osage; L. W. Beck, New Home; J. L. MeCon- nell, Charlotte; Jas. Thompson, Elk- hart; Jas. Bagby, East Boone;Marion Stilt, West Boone; F. J. Fleenor, West Point; Henry Taylor, Homer; J. C. Shelton, Walnut; E. H. Thur- mar, Howard. Court then adjourned te meet the first Monday in May. has been as busy as a bee since he returned from town; just see the old plows and harrows -.--CD Cole, EL McC and Father McF are planting potatoes to-day......We rather got it on to Danie as to that Illinois letter, at least be heard fromit again. Excuse us Danie we mever thought of reanits .....Riley Gilbert went to the railroad with 10 teams to get the lumber for an addition to his house and a new barn J BE cattle and its democrat gotlett —. Fairy onee more, ele and Thurma Squire La eveaing lor ook, ing to him as the J P forthis township. ids had held them some six years as a democrat but as scon as he went off after false gods, UL, we let him out. He will repent ere long... Freezeout is on top tuo, Thurman and two democratic directors Will Howard and Ed W. are kicking themselves for not attending the school meet- ing Tuesday, asisG.¥.C Ed Kuntz passed going north”... Wilson Davidson zone to But- ler and Danie flax seed ri w Tatie directors ity Wilds last member we are it Wut not for what * * had tosay, he hi and We mean weil if wedo miss the Jas Wilds has gone to J Well to the town: a nice horse, far ular soaking rain fel (and talked an able for a few mon 22 1.00 29.10 0 MATL . st. LW Breoks 22 1.20 > onuers LB Stark, d Jewett & Hick 5 clerk fees 120 00 n coffin for pauper 6.00 W F Rosser, printing 5.00 Barnard & Co. strationery 3.50 M V Carroll, 300 tax notices £.00 | D L Haggard, Co surveyor 3.60! jinade two t Virginia Items. Lee Browning broke his single- trees hauling a load of goods from Butler and lost 3 baskets off his wa- v'}gon....Mrs HH Flesher is visit ing friends around Virginia. ...Ned | X oney is the champion jumper of Virginia... .Miss Sally Craig is able to be out again....Ike Paiks wants) to sell his farm....H D Henderson says he thinks of reeanvassing this territory for fall delivery in the in- terest of the Blue Mound nursery ....MrsO M Drysdale had a nice quilting party the other day | Deming Thompson and Jenkins have | bought a new seeder. ... Lee Brown- ing has bought a fine Kentucky jack ....Geo Parker has built him a new house east of town. ...Geo Malouey has a broken finger....Three doe- are tending on Mrs John Hen- ..-John Billheimer needs a cook.....Cris MeGuire good mare for sale cheap... 55¢ a bushel around here. . Hussy says he can hunt when he eant plow....Joe Arbogast to the far west this Andy Arbogast’s time lerLing for O M Drysdal new Corn is has month... some 10 days ago, but as Mr. D. ‘could not spare him he raised his wages aud kept him Cole Hensley does his shipping m Am- orett....For garden seeds call on me....John MeFadden has a fine bunch of bananas on hand... . Those at a distance #»d vequainted 4 Bates county w rd me thei lress and a small amount of cash, I will send them » good county paper... . Wm Hutchinson of Fidorado Springs isup ona visit......It is reported that Bill Zinn of the fian Nation formerly of this place, shot and k ed his 9-year old son. Bertie, while out duck hunting. The aceident was caused by the hammer of the gun cat hing on the horn of the saddle. a 1.25) has a! John, Nestierope & Soxs. | Lone Oak Items. | Th for awl -F M Steele solda bunch of hog no. Fry & Co., at $4.60....Died April 9th, after a long spell of sickness, Mrs. Bently. Her remains were laid to rest in the Double Branch cemetery... .Won- jder if Dr. Done has up all | give y at the Hog skin school house. ... Miss Ida Padly will commence school at the Brackney school house next Monday.....Wonder if Eliza the patience | went in a hurry at $5 a ton...Won j}der why Mr. Allen did not cut some | wood for Miss Lula and grandma. has ry....If you wish to know whose horse that was at Mr. Showalter’s last Sunday ask Miss Clara or Geo. ...-Preaching at the Chapel next day school at Willow and Double Branch every Sunday at 10 o'clock, Dell Requa and C B Steele were down on the river last Thursday af- | ter maples and other kinds of trees. | recovering. .Steele Rogers, the new- ly elected constable, was down after his books to-day. Steele is a rust- ler....We understand that Lige and Del! Requa will batch this summer; jit looks hard Lige when there are |soO many nice girls in the neighbor- jhood....Anyone wishing to buy a nice farm will do well to call on D B Requa. .. . Will Requa is very sick at present. ...Grandma Wilder, who has been very sick, is improving... CJ Requa bought astack of hay from Mr. Allison; this is the first hay he has bought in seven years. | Rextenr. Worth Hundreds of Dollars. My wife used only two bottles of “Mother's Friend” before her third confinement. She says she would not be without it for hundreds of dollars. Had not half as much trou- bue as before. Dock Muiures, Lin- coln Parish, La. Write the Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for fur- ther particulars. Sold by all drug- gists. 20 Wh. Perkins, who has been con- fined in jail since early last fall, was taken to Osceola the first of this week where he will be tried under an indictment for murder in the first degree. He killed his brother-in law, Henry Collins, ona farm, near Lowry City, ©t. Clair county, July 12. The trouble originated in their family affairs. The two men met, when Collins dared Perkins toshoot. Perkins carried a rifle, and while Collins sat on his horse when drink- ing in the creek, he fired the fatal shot. The murderer escaped and was captured a few weeks later in Pocohontas county, Ark., where he had stopped among relatives. Per- kins 1s about 62 years of age and re- sided many years 7 miles southwest the week.—Henry County Democrat. Both the method and results when | Syrup of is taken; it is pleasant j and refresh to the taste, and acts yet promptly on the Kidneys, and Bowels, cleanses the sys- ually, dispels colds, head- fevers and cures habitual vrup of Figs is the of its kind ever _pro- ng to the taste and ac- the stomach, prompt in ion and truly beneficial in its » prepared only from the most y and agreeable substances, its rellent qualities commend it d have made it the most nedy known. Syrup Figs is for sale in 50¢ ind $1 bottles by all leading drug v it promptly for any one who to try it. Do not accept any CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL LOUISVILLE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y. ...Henry Bryant is no better and | there is but little hope of his recove- Sunday and Sunday night....Sun-} Mr. Eckels who has been ill is slowly | ‘hopes of ever catching the widow? | = ey O12 ihe literary is progressing nice- | Cash Capital. - Buford says his hay | from Windsor. It is expected a jury Lowest will be empanneled by the last of PHENI j | } i | FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY, $50,000.00 DN. THOMPSON President J. OK. ROSIER, Vice-President E. A. BENNETT, id Vice-President. £. BD. KIPP, CASHIKI Dr. J) EVERINGHAM tar TW. SILVERS \ DIRECTORS. Juage Clark:Wix, Farmer and stock raiser. RJ. Horley of R.J. Hurley Lumber Company.2 J. K. Rosier, Vice-President nd Farmer. MS. Kierse;, Farmer and Stock raiser t, Wheeler & Company and 2ud Vice-President. te Investor armer and Stockraiser r y, Farmer and Stock Raiser T. W. Legg, ‘Butler Carriage Works DN. Thompson, President, farmer and stockraiser John Steele, Farmerand stockraiser J.J. McKee, Farmer and stockraiser. E.D. Kipp, Cashier. Receives Deposits subject to check, loans money, issues drafts, and tranesacts a general banking business. Your patronage respectfully solicited. SHIRLEY CHILDS — DEALER IN THE CELEBRATED Flying Dutchman Riding Plows, BARLOW AND TATE Com Planters, Little Joker Cultivators, MOLINE PLOWS, Cultivators, = Harrows BUGGIES and SPRING WAGONS Fresh Grass Seeds. Shirley Childs Farmers and Workingmen of Bates Coun TAKE YOUR BUTTER and ECCS ~ Pharis = Son where you can ALWAYS GET LARCEST price CASH orlrade figures on Flour and Groveries, in large quantities. The X COAL CO.. have established their office in our ctore. 8aCoal constantly kept on hand for the farmers. Os Jailbreak and Murder. Order of Publie Springfield. Mo. April 4.—James | spare oy MISSO Kendall and H. Hawking, who broke| County of Bate te jail at Boliver yesterday, have not | In the Circuit Court of Bates county, in vaca: tion March sth, lev. James BE. M as yet been captured. They are | Uf, ve. Cora Adell Moss, defendant, charged with horse stealing. Order of Pablication. lay comes the plaintiff herein by h Slee attorness. Francisco Brow’ before ‘the under. j signed clerk of the cireul = Bob Ingersoll wantsto bet $1.000 | ty, Missouri. and file hie petition enemy thatitheroua ne hell. whereupon the | *!lexing among other things, that defendant. Cora Adell Moss is not a re of the btate young lady of the Sedalia Bazoo | 0f Missouri crdered by the i an! e noti- rises to remark the other fellow; é if has com- Z é » thie court would be the winner if he was the! » z loser. ition. a | Now at this¢ Wherenpon i t the general na- of whieh isto obtein ac Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. or before -r oF piead t A hat 2 copy hereo Hathaway’s Patent Gate i. Jae io ‘the Botier +pever printed Mo., for four ion to A Settlement Wanted. All those knowing +} debted to or hold ® J.T. Shannon & Co and settle ley Lumber C tf A Man Found earnest. in a good cai Gate and f. STOE nice the fi son's or experienced t kind employ in Dead! se, sneceeds. —Butler Mo uselves in- 18 against se call J. Hur- > AND READ:— nair cut, shave or + axxox & Co. House and lot on for sale. Inq 173 Old and Mechanic street other € of ALzerr Moore. i | i | {