The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 10, 1891, Page 1

© VOL. XIII. OF BUT CAPITAL, . . Receives Deposits s to Check, loes a General “DEPOSITORY FO In the Real Estate Loar on Real Estate on lowest } 10 STOCKHOLD: Bers nger, W aa aa turk, Monroe Farmer ie pris D'B Ballard, J N Farmer Jenkins, IRE Kinney, Don I Sam Dry Mo on. CE Miller, Alf Far: MeCracken, LOOKER POWELL vice-presiden BUTLER, MISSOURI WEDNESDAY ussouri State ba LER, MO. ° Loans Mc s Coll ms and Banking E R COUNTY FUNDS 1 Department. Make loans) ny or short time at without de NF Furniture ashier mie t DON KINNEY asst oo ee, ee: SE A ERE EE Virginia Items. Billy Durst the want for a buggy ride buggy. John io » hs ts lost 3 horses and one mule in the pest ten days. Mr. G. tl they were poisoned as the stock was not sick halfa day. 2 girls need has SYS: ws he nks more horses were sick but were saved by pour ing fresh milk down them... . Jack and Dode how do you like to take a back seat when Jim comes... Uncle Israel Nestlerode don't like it 2 bit because Chiurley Morrison calls his school house Grand View. It has al- ways been called the Nestlerode school house and Uncle Israel don't think it should be changed. ...Geo Thompson, Peter Denning, Joe Ar- Dogast and Mortan Jenkins what did you do with the fisk you caught.... ‘The M E ehureh had their children’s day Sunday at 11 o'clock. Christian church at 4 o'cloe .So faras [can see the wheat around here has not been hurt by the wet weather, no rust on it yet; corn is mostly late but looking well except in some fields the weeds and grass are getting the start of the corn.... Lee Browing has about 20 acres of corn 18 inches high....A big crowd is expected here on the 3rd “Sunday in this month convention day, and on that day I think you can find all the refreshments you may want, such as ice cream, lemonade, pop,ci- der, cigars and tobacco, at my store . Uncle Joel Zinn has made sev- eral trips to Rich Hill of late on ac count of sickness....H P Nichols kad one of his best horses cut 80 badly with a scraper that it had to be killed. Mr. N. was scraping out a pond when the team took fright and ran away....W > D Orear made hima machine to gather bluegrass seed. He says a good smart hand can gather 6 or 7 bushels a day.... Al Nieukirk of Yokum was in our town one day last week....Oscar Hensley is’ holdivg quite a hand at Dick Craig's of late....What about the 4th of July, we have not heard much talk about it yet All of Willy Comford’s hogs died except one... David Thompson lost a fine black mare last week by colic leay- ing afine colt to be raised by hand ~Prof Huff of Elkhart township was in town offerering 34 cents per pound for good stock bogs N. M. Nisti i Insurance, M John F. H Germ surance Co. Branch tems, Double t a little storm last wee Db N Browntieldand C B Stee e were ting hedge last we Mr Samson and fensily of Mu é, 3. 'T.. are visiting relatives near Lone Oak... the some of the corn is Vv Owing to Miss Alida Dillon home from visit with Miss Lulu Evans has Hill this week eSev good pe ople went to I and report : «Miss successful t u day, rot day... clesed 2 1 at Brackney last Friday Showalter made quite a rats last week and killed 12 of the | The | innocent things. He sys th chickens ¢ well... mers pure 1 eee E 1 and distributed it the 2ud of June} . The recent winds ayd rain have | flattened some of the wheat Oat prospect is fine....Pof. says Elige has a tine riding mule, but still tiner | . sister......Mr. Joe Baker will pur ebase a binder this spring. We hear....Wonder if Mr. Showalte: und Cavens want to buy ther planter?.... The wind blew a tree down on Mr. Jim Seifers’ wagon, | breaking it, 80 we hear, also Mr. Ed | Hall lost his well curb. ...Wonder | how the girls’ postoffice is getting along?.... Wonder how the overseer likes the beer? Tom & Jexny. road- that are broken in size we will close jat S400 was $5 00 jat 6 50 was 8 00 at 8 00 was 10 00 | at 12 50 was 16 50 These are bargains and we ask you to call and see them. A. E. Biacuerr. Circuit Court Proceedings. Court met pursuant to adjourn- ment. | judge; W. O. Atkeson, prosecuting attorney; C. W. Hartsock, Sheriff and John C. Hayes, clerk. Jno Brown vs Ed Holt et al, no- tice of appeal filed by defendants. W A Campbell vs Robert Hawks, same. City of Rich Hill vs Mary W Lindley, demurrer -to petition filed! and sustanied. City of Rich Hill vs Cornelius Cel-| luson, same. JS Franklin vs Ridenour-Baker | plaintiffs granted | Grocery Co, et al, ‘leave to withdraw $140 heretofore deposited with clerk of this court | on Feb. 13, 1891. amended petition. U A McBride vs lisn al vs Mo Pa Ry unty Cass co nue t W anted'- beeswa opposite post-o » slrong- in be- s Wi a ore ore poten t. Ite un- exce. Oo. cures is sure to convinee those who have never tried | Hood's Sar 1 cellent medicine. an eX that it is $110,000. We have a full line of men’s suits} Present Hon. James H. Lay, | Pointiff tiles cbr rea] Ca POCeEHECss.C PEHCCIES Ware. ii Bil POR SAL JUN \ 1 \ Daisy Reapers, I Mowers, aE BY BINDING TWHINE A SPECIALTY. le Sc ler, Missouri C ty Court Proceeding. Repertet Grant Jury. | eof Bates i | e Gra Jurors for the June] < term of said court, 1891, beg leave 1 to report: i mm the d of our du | to inake estunates under the tructions of the In the matter of 1 t the various \tlel’s pa 1 between i | ce ide thorough | Bates, bridge ¢« eted and pay vereot. We find the finent asked for s the books aud rec-| The following accounts ul every office neatly = , lowed: ptand up to d: the several 0} (OF Renick mea for y aupe ers cers rendering all necessary aud in el QQ our investigation and further in the | Elizabeth Wright tem sup 500 g |W H Igo pauper fund Loo discharge of our duties we visited |G Adams cleaning ct house 10. jo the antiquated structure known as |W H Wood bridge fund ‘ the Bates County Jail, which we )R & TA Ennis mdse recorder | Power Bro mdse poor farm PK Hulse mdse poor farm | Harper & Atkisun mdse | RV Lindsay chairs for shift W J Cox supt poor farm D Orear corners inquest on 10 00 4.50 7.88 body of Lewis Matter 18.9% Al Taylor wolf sealp 1.50 J Drysdale salary andfees — 176.05 E N Jones supt child 9.008 J Connell 2 days court Fred Fix GC Miller 10.00 The following school loans were jgranted: PE Rhodes $800, and I F Ellington 1000. Clerk ordered to notify parties to | pay school interest. Clerk ordered to notify merchauts to file statements. 10.00 10.00 Obituary. Mrs. Martha Callahan, whose maiden name was Martha Poore, was bern in Jackson Co., Obio, Sept. 4, 1815, and died at St. Joseph, Mo., May 31, 191. She was married to Ower G. Callahan Oct. 6.1831. Her bereaved compan- | ion, five daughters and four sons still live to | Mourn their loss, but they mourn notas those who have to hope. She was converted and ed the M. E. church in 13, in which she da faithful and accepted member until the Master ca her to the everlasting rest of his ple in Heaven. She moved with her hus- vand and family trom Ohio to Indiaua in isis, and Iowa in Iss. They moved n Jon town, AGENTS ANTED EVERYWHERE or FOR THE : wice-a-Week Republic. Liberai Commision Paid. aa Catron ior 2 ¢€ on stock against lighting. 29-1£ | found kept as cleanly as possible in its present condition: the prisoners well fed and we further reccommend that the building be tora do on we consider it unsafe and dangerous T. L. Harper; Eorman Grand Ju- as E. H Tuvrsay, ry. Clerk. The Republicaus have no use for secret societies. All the secret pol- itical organizations amounting to anything which were formed in the past thirty years, in rebellion dact as well as since, were in th rest of the Democracy, as the Farmers’ The Knights of Reciprocity, who are fighting the Alliance in one two States, are Republicans who are working in a decidedly un Republican way. ube Alliance is now. or Consumption Cured. An old physictan, retired trom prac- | tice, having had placed ir his hands vy} an East India missionary the formulafot simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a post-| tive and radic ali cure tor evenyOUue Debil- | ity and all ving t t a suffering | a says of the Jur the decission gave audier many of the ice th ed recognit Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Bate.) NE 10, 1891. OF BATES Cash Capital. Ly N. THOMPSON 1 OR. ROSIER OREN 1T KiPP EVERINGHAM MILVERS ampbeil Telegram and Kansas City Commission Company of Kansas ur friends. acl dnive NO.2 fS,FARMERS BANK COUNTY, $50,000.00 Preside e- Preside e-Preside City, to tele- raph us the cattle and hog market at noon each day, Also “Drove full recieve dhulies, giving me stigate at your leisure A LR TE EER TPS ST A. « Narrow Escape. tresle on s passenger train bore down on spec With presence of mind he lad down his crutches, locked his armas around the end of the ties an ited to the engineer au » train h ate epped dead Dy this time, but stopped over Pas- him Ss suspended. seug assisted gers from the train to the track again A Beautiful Home Por sale. the one block frou juare, SIX Proc good well aud tern, SO fruit trees aud all kinds of shade trees. Oue third cash, balance to suit purchaser, or will take land or cattle in part payment. Call at this oftice G W. Pool on Tuesday made an assigument of his Webb City stock of jewelry the benefit The liabilities are placed and the for of his ered tors. at $3,000, $6,000. tohave been due to circumstances over which he had no control. The sworn assets small-pex at Webb City has driven | located here for the past few years the Galf railway when Mr. Pool's trouble appears H out and kept people away from the | town, and the splendid trade Mr. Pool was enjoying consequently dwindled away to nothing Matur- ing bills could not be met, and as- signment was the only recourse. We learn that several other Webb City houses succumbed tothe presure.—Lamar Missourian. James & McConnell have a tine second hand carriage nearly as good | as new, for sale cheap, change for horses. 29-2t A Singular Accident Last Friday Gray. morning who lives 5 miles southeast of Irwin wae leading a horse by a rope Ho! Ho! Agents and = A NEW IDEA FOR CHILDREN. Something new ne in educational devices. or the home. Paren dren de- - One man tal e reports £5 profit ir Gone bette! t. Territory ¢ Address C. J. Mo. Anoth- for the at We Can and Do. itee Dr. Acker's B and Culsiilu- whole vstem builds up ibe | Rich Hill. Syrup Of Pigs putly, dis he constip: pelling and curing | ual P. H. Dur! prominent been seriously ill dreaded B weeks attempted suicide by stabbing himself with a knife at the City Ho- t+] Sunday evening, whilein a state and tohes, one of and, Hume's who h that asthma, for less men, with much dise, some of mental depression. The wounds were tuflicted near the heart) but were of sucha nature as te do him uo harm whatever. He is at present a little better but ves for his re covery ure greatly feared.—Border 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 Children, she gave them Castorig We regret to announce that the railroad eating house which has been is to be torn down and removed to This step is occasioned | by the change of time of the passen- staunch | ) @rd day of May, isl. or will ex- | as Parker | the herse became frightened and }ran aws In some way whi Mr. | Gray can't explaiz, when the horse got scare: ad the rope looped around | his a way that it was torn ger trains.—Harrisonville News. A SCROFULOUS BOY. Running Sores Covered his Body and Head. Bones Affected. Cur- ed by Cuticura Remedies. When six months old, the left nand of our littie grandchild began to ewell, and had ev- cry appearance of a large boi! but sll to no purpose. after it became sores faymed . We poultice About tive montie ® running sore. Soon other Me then had two of them on each-hand, and as his blood became more and more im- pure, it leestime for them to break out. A sore came on the chin, boneath the ander lip, which was very offensive. His head w solid scab, great deal. hie condition at twenty-twe- months old, when I under- took the care of him, hie mother having died when he Was littie more than a » of course) having no mime ee oft 1 with ve Cut vy David J. buware and ei. Lockard Sabscrib edandswern to before me this the W.F. Mappy. 22