The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, August 19, 1891, Page 5

| é MCKIBBEN Invites you to call and see his excellant stock of Py t a aRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Boots an HATS AND CAPS. GENTS UNDE! LACES, EM In short we have Nevada & Ft. Swith railroad bet Amoret and H d Shoes. it comes to public improvements for The people of Clinton have voted Wh ommenced on the building. of the town there he advancement rene flies on the citizens of C the Kansas City Track laying ou ume b day. It is the i road on through ! line by fall. As tWEAR. { failed to | t we \ last move wi be to the b BROIDERY, i ment of thi ew tow RIBBONS AND THREAD. |! Miss Dulu Haunt eldest dan . . of M. V. Hunt, of East Boone t eee sete es ship, died at her father’s ren. ie Goods and best ass city to select fron possible prices will Palace Hotel Building oKGK BUTTER WEEKLY TIMES | LOCAL ITEMS Rey. Blakemore is off on a vaca- | tion. | Crowds are visiting the lake every evening Charlie Hale, of Joplin was in the city Sunday. Totind out what a ‘dead end” means, ring the Bell. Van Nix has taken charge as sup- erintendent at the lak Mrs. C. C. Poage is visiting Mrs. | H. Sisson this week. J Proctor Knot, the well known race horse died last week. A. L. McBride and wife left Satur day for Ohio on a visit to relatives. Farmers around Bellbrook, Ohio have lost hundreds of hogs with cholera. Cireuit Cl Monday for Bushnell, on a business trip. Loring “Hen ry returned from their stay at Springs. Wm. R. Bevis of Johnson county, was robbed by foot pads in Sedalia, last week. Miss Susie Jackson of Florida, is in the eity visiting her sister, Mrs. D. A. Colyer. Capt. Hannah is having a marble floor laid in his new office at the Palace Hotel. The thermometer registered the hottest day of the season Sunday. 103, in the shade. Water was turned on Monday to test the engines, and the pipes were about half tilled. Dr. Ward and Miss Jones cf War- rensburg, are visiting at the resi- dence of Thos. Fisk. Wheat took a bulge on the mar ket Monday and jumped to $1.40, The lost 40 ae »8 will have The council has decided to. pipes through the center of it. water. put in There were two or three deaths from diphtheria in Sedalia last week and the people fear an epidemic. If the waterworks were in opera- tion this would be fine weather to test their sprinkling capacity on t he streets, William Walton Allen, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, has been very ill, but we are glad to note is much better The inter-state encampment of Spiritualists will be held at | Liberal Barton county, from Aug. 15th to September 15th. We would advise the Adrian school board to purchase their principal a life preserver before they send him to the next institute T. J. Shannon received his ma- chinery for his new mill Saturday, ind the mill wrights are at work putting the same in position. Re;. Sam Jones is kicking up a nuss with the sinners in New York tity, at 10¢ admission for a seat and 3.000 people went to hear him. John Devinney is on his round uaking the assessment for this town- hip, and the indications are that he 8 going to make a good assessor. The board of health ought to yok after the health of the city. ‘his warm weather is bound to reed disease with the assistance of 1e filthy alleys. ; on, who ‘and family have | Hot | orted nd toc the lust week She had been a su be given to all. of that dread for w 1 ’ J. M. McKIBBEN. mable youug ” : and was resp ; The grad vada & Ft. S Mrs. J.J. MeKissick iting |completed { friends and relatives in Clay county. | Ti comy Mrs. J. J. Abe to Butler Saturday to visit her fath- | tor trains will be er, Col. Sim's family. will | The crop failure in Y Europe foree that country to buy Amer wheat, and up will go the price. Squire Dalton was inthe city Monday and reports the farmers of : his neighborhood as first class. getting along getting along The stand pipe is up about 75 feet and the company expects to have it completed by September or sooner. The remains of Mrs. YT. P. Gip-| died at her home in this city Monday morning was buried at the cemetary near Altona yesterday. | If you want to insure your life sw! one of the best the | _ world call on W. Kipp, at his office | |in the north room of the Arlington | | hotel. companies in i | | E. J. Preston, a prominent lumber dealer of Ottawa, Kan., killed his then shot Family scandal was the | wife Sunday night and | himself. | cause. | | J. L. Shubert, Elvin Wilson, Robt. | Stubblefield and Floyd Patrick, with jtheir families spent ten days at Monegaw Springs, returning home | Thursday. Louis hardware house, says Butler is the best town in his travels and he goes over this state, Kansas and Arkansas. The ment sny the govern- experiments Panhandle, Texas, to bring rain by firing di- namite from balloons, proved a sue- in cess last week Two exceedingly good articles are manufactured at Dowagiac, Mich., namely, the Round Oak Stove and | the Dowagiac Grain Drill, both of the above are sold in Butler by R. | R. Deacon. lw. Miss Maggie Summers left Mon- day morning for Colorado Springs where she will spend a few weeks ; with her aunt, Miss Lide Abell, from | there she goes to western Texas to} take charge of a school. | The M. K. & T. depot at Windsor burned tothe ground a few days ago. The fire is supposed to have originated from a passing engine. The company will build a better one | without delay Judge DeArmond and Thos. W. Silvers were showered with compli ments over their splendid speeches | at the court heuse Thursday night! on the sub-treasury scheme, and it! is to be regretted every farmer inj Bates county could not have been present and heard them | Reuben Field, of Warrensburg, | the great mathematician,” was quite who knew he of Nevada, came )@ depot at property arrived ler company lagents \the states of New York |treated toa cold water ‘no evil effecis attending the su | ply the schools with 2,300 bn As at This vill bea +a blessing t ngement Say d will p oad t wners at Hur Capt. Harvey Clark and his ry company who attended the 5 encampment at St. Joseph last w at home Sanday mora Tha boys report having a good t but the weather very hot for We are giad to know that tu held drills and crowne its own with rals. The circus to be in Butler Sells Bros show, day is not advertised on posters as Wi We make this note as the mame is We } nothing of this circus, never of and as their dodged the calculated te mislead it before, papers of town aud merely posted up a beliey mar inclined to not of proportions and those who patronize it with 50e will be just that much ahe: bills we are aforesaid show is their Dave Wycoff, who has just return ed from a pleasant trip to the stamp ing ground of his boyhood days in Penn Vhiat and sylvania, has much to tell of Chief which is that Missouri by east people covsidered the state of the Union. He said f in he saw and heard. is © Pennsylvania is at a v ebb and unprofitable to the € gaged in the business. Many farmers who were considere:| men when he left there a now. Times are dull and uper whole the peopl+ of this section in much better condition tiru he visited and 5 Welch prominent teachers of the county. tending the institute, had » ing experience on the lake I evening which might have be« tended with fatal results but f presences of mind and heroi th Professors 1S tions of the first named gent! | They were showing their proti with the oars, the center tion for a group of professors feminine gender, when the m oceurred, the whys and whe: of which neither can give gent reason, by which they ba to going to press we have he of School board met Saturda and among other proceedir ed Mrs. Di till the re g vacancy in the schools. Pharis « Son was awarded the contract to ms to ry of Worland Jump cox] at 2 frac over § cents per bushel. The bool seriously hurt at Sedalia last week | question for coming year was tien rine. by being struck by engine passed over his foot and} mashed it very bad, and the doctors | were compelled to ¢ utate two or! F three of his toes Dr. G. M. Risley, who has been spending the past five weeks in Tennessee and Illinois, returned home Monday He spent his time in Ils., visiting rel He re- ports thecropin the country through which he traveled as looking es The | up but not having definite infor: tion inregard to the actio state commission, laid another meeting. The law con school boards to use books ado; by the commission but it is do was _ fal if this can be done this year our prices on Don't forget cook stoves, they are way below petitors becsuse we did not ur stoves to keep 38-3t Harper & Argiscy T the executive committee, compes- Ballard Items. to build another large school house ed U.S. Hall, of Missouri, W. S. This Saturday morning looks like for that town and work has been McAlister. of Mississippi and W. L. rain which we in northeast Bates would be cool and pleasant as we write but last week wasa hot one... Squire f Texas, appointed by the Texas anti-third party = lias issued a call fora [Lafollett went to Butler last Satur / ners Alliance, day on aland trade....Some land 7 s rd party move-, buyers from Cass c y this week. , St. Louis on | S84 they did not care to buy any <, 1891 Reduc- | 20" nd in Cass as she was bond = ¢ k eda le too much; we always tell secured over all them that Bates is the place....C |, representation |/D © will sow over one hundred 4 ft ie t three delegates from | #CTes « f wheat ifit does not get to Calland see how cheap alliance. | others will attend the reunion at K The Bankers Loan & Title Co as an ex- celebrate at Lone Jack P. C. FULRKERSON, Manager. ts of the con- se parts. eve ; es iL Phe Harvest Calendar of the World. t will 1 Stark gos ty kes hog as he has bought w ry ent times, in nt portions of a ave NO } } } = f Lire with our globe, so that) seed-time and é a fe pe Set Se oe g st harvests do not correspond in’ the rat y Doreen R y tSsM various zones Bat probably few evain they can/er assisted by Rev. Inlow of h all i é Chis isan effort. on| Hill We would like to attend but | Persons reahze SBOE Be . j not....Rev. J. McCreary begins | vest periods of the world were group- Serve gat Oak Hill Noimust attend ¢ be a fine preache the Sunday control of scheming politi- {38 turning under his “bloody butch 1 i aie ie yeu on ia ae demavocues. |" to Sow wheat as mary others {'C@¥Ing out o ultogether the Ve twill do....Jas Wilds assisted by | equatorial 1 boring regions, in this effort | ‘Tom Brown, uot Smith or Jones, is {in which different seasons are act- a plowing for wheat....The thresh. | ually contemporaneous, there are Resolutions es ca be icard nn all) directions, perhaps only two months out of the C Ogborne, Board Bros., Koontz &| Son, Al nmens, Robinson & Dun- r, Mo., Aug. 15.) worth and others have threshers in| ‘whistling distance of us....John/ le ministerial al resolution was adopt Lentz is too busy for fun of late, no B ee fuse to ask him to gos w orto Adrian! Rev. B. FP. Logan, pas = ..--Perry Ray is helping Cole Bros | A list of those plowing for hear as we cau learn is as | sfore follows: C D Cole 125 acres, Squire | | Lafollett 40, R J Stark 90,M L Em-} ‘bree 35, A J Owsley, 100, Wilson ESE | Davidson 10, E L MeClenny 25, Jas ily appreciate his | Wilds 40, F M Fort 30, D Teeter 20, and excellent and | Sam Young 40, Charley Greer 15, Will Hooper 20, Zack Johnson 15; Dick Andrews 12, Robt Thompson 15, Beatty Bros 80, Board Bros 40 1 of this city, w i and contemplates re-) wheat as distant tield; the ved, That we, his aultiess cl ader spi so We are not un-| indful of his: faithfulness to duty us defense of the truth. Our) s 3 McFarland 20, — Hemstreet 35, s will be anothers gain. so you seene Bates farmers mean Jous B. Hiri, F. P. Braxemorg, | business....The Ballard postoflice i orabaln President. | Store still has some fruit cans lett. : S (Sugar 19 Ibs for a $1, 41bs Arbuckle | Unele Sim Gilbreath, of Hudson | coffee $1.10,...Glad to hear our young folks talk of going to school this winter, a number will attend the Butler academy while some talk of Warrensburg....Qur teachers township, says that he will have preaching again, by the sale party who preached a few weeks ago, on the 23d of this month, at 11 o'clock | ire attending the institute and so He further says that the pec-|far as we have heard are highly ple everywhere are asking the ques-| Pleased with its workings — “Our tion: “What has got to be the mat- | »” Profs. Deerwester and Burk, ld Sim?” He the stand at the top, so the boys from < sie < 1} here say....We have not sold out people are enthusiastic over the oth-| yet but have hada dozen chances to er discourse and that all the leading |trade. Anyone wanting the best lo- influential citizens of Appleton | cation in Bates will do well to give ye band the next ("2 = call. Its cash we want and not ATIC B helo eee land, stock or Butler property... .. Mut Belisle, the stock ship-| Unele Charles Tyler, while visiting his son and friends near Bethel this week,gave us a few minutes call and he is always welcome, he is as full | of fun as he was 40 years ago when {our father knew him Jack a. m. boy ter with says and on time says he was to have 100 pe sons on hand that day, on own indi- al account. J. B., It strikes us the health officers of this t i 1 ought to be getting in their work alittle. We know of| Saturday quite an accident hap- 2 al places within easy reach of | pened on Wall street, about a block t strils on North Main street jeast of the square. The four little t llookiug afier bad. The }children of Mr. A. G. Deacon were we heard the wife driving iu a buggy from town toward of on j home, and just as they Wooldric . the delivery team belonging to R. S. Wooldridge broke loose and ran were in front ‘s residence of Lawyer ath the | id the stench that comes | and run across Fat lad enough to see: itis real estate security alare amount of money. Will give ed toge he is said to occupy altogether more than three ack Johnson bucth |} come north. $500.0 We destre to place he best termsand lowest ‘ates yet offered by anyone n this line of business: Votes draien Tor one: two: hree or jive years Hare somemoney to loan payable on or berore a oiven late BY KEV her they would be found to twelve out of which the harvest is not being gathered somewhere on the face of the earth yreater portion of Chili, portions of the Argentine Republic, Australia, and New Zealand: the There is the January is harvest month. It begins in February in the East Indies, going on into March as we Mexico, Egypt, Persia, and Lyria Apri, while Japan, China, Northern Asia, Minon, Tunis, Alye- ria, and Morocco, and also Texas do soin May. California Spain, Por- Italy, Sicily, and some of the southern departments of France, reap in tugal, Greece, gather the harvests in June. July is the harvest month for the greater part of France, for Austria. South Russia Denmark, part of Calis fornia, and the northeastern States of America. September is the time for Scot- land, the greater part of Canada, Sweden, Norway, and the northern while tie hare vest drags slowly on throughout October in the most northern parts of Russia and the Scandinavian pen- midlands of Russia, insula Carried Concealed Weapons. Macon, Mo., Aug. 13.—Andrew J. King, mayor of Nevada, Mo., and an old resident of that place, while visiting friends here became involv saloon and | drew a knife on Alfred Dyson. Dy- json had him arrested. King refus- jed to plead guilty, and says he will | fight the case through all the courte. ed ina discussion in a King claims that as mayor anda j traveling man he had a right to car- {ry we apons. | slop barrels and filthy | e also heard a couple of down the street directly into the back of the buggy in which the chil- dren were. The buggy was over- tnrned and only the top of the bug- gy it seems, saved the children from being kicked to death. chants say whose business houses | the sume neighborhood of this t they could not open their and at times they could | stench with a | knife in their | There is no | become frightened and ran at all the Rey. B- F. Log ha asi i l SOE - Logan has resigned | children would have been killed; but ysition as pastor of the Cum-|as it ic only Nellie has her ¢ and Presbyterian church in this | bone broken and the others a } and will shortly leave te take assortment of bruises. re of work at another point.) was mashed into pi being This wili be regretted by the church | stated by some that only two spokes ing people of this town, as Rev. | were left in all the four hubs - gan, by his christian walk has en The buggy it -Case Co Missourian ‘ selfto the good graces und it was hoped he had L f I ad be- Pork onthe GnaP lax a permanent fixture in) our Batis ee Ue Ga ENG dst. He is an excellent aud earn Mr. Kellar.the gentleman to whom preacher and the influence he | tbe city las granted a gas franchise, exerted for good in our tity will be | evide: lke bread cast upon the waters, and/,. rever he may go the best wishes I i host of friends in this commun- will be with him. y means business, as he has rchased ground along side of the ad track south of the depot and ius coutracted with Power Bros. to furnish brick for the buildings. T city clerk tells us that Mr. Kella: rll I the city this ibe let without furth- We understand arrar made to have qui lebra ‘iow in the city on the completion the waterworks nd Nevada fire vited to come and joit the jubilee ani test our } wish it was so, arrange could make one jubilee sn all aud take in the gas and electri light plauts to be put ip. are week aud also tryiug to se the city back of the city to locate the dinemos it provided the contract is accepted by our peoy : Rocaeetiie sails and should there be uo hitches in southwest of town was robbed bythe way, the two pants wil burglars in the absen ! mn int town as y men can put them in. f for his of the fami- | ope | doubt that had Mr. Deacon's horse | sunday Schoot Picnic. | | There will be a Sunday school pic- {nic at Mitcheil’s grove, one mile east {of the poor farm, in Summit town- lship, on Saturday August 29th, }1891. A banner will be gived by | Ehzabeth Chapel Sunday school, {to the school producing the best |musie. All Sunday schools in the anty cordially invited to attend. J. L. Sucperr. Supt. Elizabeth Chapel S. S. “County papers please copy. a The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. E. E. Mootz’s cigar factory is at is residence in the northest part lof the city, his office is with Badg- ley & Hall,the south side merchants. Call for Our Select,’ the best Ha- i in the market. For sale s S4tf