The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 4, 1892, Page 3

“ee @. R. R. DEACON. SONS & CO. i be + % ’ x Farm Machinery, Heavy and Self Hardware, Cutlery and Guns, Brown, Farmers Friend, U. 8. aud Haworth Corn Planters and Check Rowers, Rock Island and Olliver Stirring Plows, CASADAY SULKY PLOWS, Twenty different kinds of Cultivators, all new. See our unequaled line of Tubular and Channel Steel Lever Harrows, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, S teel Scrapers, Road P ows, Stalk Cutters, &c. Bain & Fish Bros. Farm Wagons, Top Buggies, Phastons, Spring Wagons, Carts, Buckeye Force Pumps. Freeman’s Diamond Steel Barb Wire, and the! A Sound Liver Make Are you Billions, Cons bled with Jaundice, Sick He taste in mo » Foul Lb Well Man dache tongue, D ia, In io dry skén, Pain Back and mn the shoulders, Chills, and Fever, &c. It you have any of seympt is out of o1 and your being poisoned, not act properly tisorder of the Li It Liver HER BINE w er, Stor has no equal as a I Free trial bottle ; Druy Store Dealer in Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions ed. A night € had by pulling t fully Compouna- can always be | Knobin front. ~ AUCTIONEER, I will cry sales in any part of the coun ty. Twenty years experience. Charges reasonable. Satisfaction trantecd. Call on or address D. V. BROWN, *52-3m Butler, w. A. ROSE, LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER. Will do busi adjoining risonyille Reterenc Bank ot Ha Mo. Cass and at Har- sin Bates Address rounties. Mo. me ‘irst National Bank and sonville qtt John Atkison’s Pension gay Over Dr Eyeringham’s store rooms West Side - Buter, Mo. x0 TO—— CG. A. VAN HALL, SUCCESSOR TO— F. BERNHARDT & CO. —FOR— PURE DRUCS. MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCOS AND NINE ARTISTS MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Prescriptions Carefully Compounded A liberal Patronage of the public is solicited, WANTED—CHICKENS & EGGS the highest market and egg deli ivered | , Mo. I will pay price for chicke at my store at Virgini I also have good feed connection with my store. Netsos M. NestLerope- CIGARS,| stable in | a Wood Work, Nails, MONE Y FOR BLOOD. ‘two Deaa Men. Me., April —Jokn ind Nat Aldrich of O. Damuimg Confession of One of the wy oming Prisoners—ffrred by the zark Seerctary of to cousty quarreled over family mat ters Wednesday tter in uated ask o n rich le } x is | ford, who was retr went to the i b a was put out by the s he was bei rouse he fired « t finding a rest iwford’s eye, killir instant. he told the whole ter is the ing Aldrich was slightly woun- sheriff. Danuing says tha He, with his two brothers, pionand Ray woul-l not have beer aud inthe deadly af- killed had they heeded the warning. v arrest. The hired a he says, were end men were well to receive & day and 350 each for ught of and excitement is) run- Geer 1 killed He says it eost!! sigh in that county. over 83.000 to get Champi nd Wh a * Ray. cu x rel Jim Dudley, s Green, of pee = H Paris. Texas. the invader who was wounded in the fight with the rare Worthy of Peffer’s Pernsal. itlersand who had bis leg amputat- Washington, Apri! 24.—Superine ed at Fort McKinney, and was buried here died Saturday Sun mud tendent of the swer to an Inq! Ceusus Px ry Covered with from head to and home ownership indebte due foot, with horses c« ¥ play- Kansas aud Ohio gives figures of 10 jed out, 200 cavairymen, guarding average couvties in each stute. These halted front of Michael Henry's ranch at Brown's pring at 6 o'clock They left Fort jo'elock Sunday | four cattlemen, in show that 67 per of Kansas farmers own the farms they occupy, | while in Ohio ouly 63 per cent own Taking total town and county populatio: per cent of the Kansas families own the homes they oceupy, and only 30 |per cent of the Ohio families own their homes. cumbered cent just evening. nt 10 aid had 5 miles. McKinney the farms they oceupy. morning | been five days covering 1 Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price socts. Nasal injector Sold by HL Tucker, The debts against in- homes Noland’s Case Argued. $856, while the Ohio average Jefferson City, Mo, April 22 —) 854. The number of farmers owing | Ex-State ’ - Ed. T. Noland’s; purchase money other indebted- case was and submitted in rainst their farms is naturally Kansas average is $1,- Lreasur or nes: gree age in Kansas being 64 20. argued division No. 2 of the state supreme | Attorney Gen- made the argu- ‘court this afternoon. and in Ohio eral John M. Woed me ae for the state and the Hon. ctor free with each bottle 'W.S. Pope of this city and Charles rrh remedy. — Price 50 HL. Lucker. T. Noland of St pellant. TL to oue hour each Louis for the ap- vers were restricted and were granted ten days’ time to file addi ment in writing if so desired. Mad Jealousy’s Victims Des Moines, Ta.. 21.—At 10 o'clock last night J Cochran shot and killed his divorced and W. T Davis, her lover, and then committed suicide at April onal argu- It is not xt ell likely that a decision will be reached in the ease under four wife a small farm five miles ‘weeks in the ordinary course of | from this city owned by the woman. business. Mr. Noland was here but The only witness of the tragedy | returned to St The Rev, G. H, Thaver, of Bourbon, {Ind , says. Both myselt and wite owe! | our lives to Shiloh’s consumption cure. | Sold by H. L. Tucker. Louis to-night living at the house who ran through the rain a quarter ofa mile to the county poor farm to give the alram. was a young girl } Cochran and his wife has been di voreed about six months aud W. T. Davis was staying at the farm. He was believed to be the woman's lov- er. Cochran had last summer been bound over to keep the peace tow- ards his wife. the cause. Must Put up or Shut up. Washington, D. C. April 22.— | Representative Bryan of Nebraska} appeared before the subcommittee ‘of the appropriation committee which has in charge the District of n | Columbia appropriation bill aud ask- ed for a day when a delegation from {the G. A. R. posts of Lincoln, Neb., could appear and protest | against appropriating the proposed $100,000 toward the entertainment fof the G. A. R. at their reunion to! be held at Washington. The Lincoln people were promi neut as contestants for this encamp- ment and assert that the Washing- ton posts only defeated them by the j Sweeping strength of their promises without L ar ately relieve enter A Cinid’s Aw at Act. Philadelphia, Pa., April —Ber- tha Secbmidtetter, a child 17 months old, was burned ‘to death while play- ing with her 53-year-old brother, Wil lie. themselves with a straw easter bask- et full of candy eggs. Willie took the basket to a range, lighted it and applied the blaze to one of Bertha’s long, golden curls ain to her The two children were amusing \ to get along The aid from any and 2 source. rcoln posts now ‘ clothes | want those pror made good and When neighbors, attracted | will protest : i by the ‘d's sereams, rushed iu | propriation exti ed the flames, curls had disappeared and tha was a blackened corpse. is the expert” 1g Sent to when he de seves to go Iw w argest and best selecte Pups and Gas Pipe, Gar er in a new state, the per cente | Tusane jealousy was | 1 stock See jp &C.. len Judgment Against a Miser Owenusbor AY —In the yester- 5 Keys Daviess county day for the t everal years ent the was a loau of 1865 by a he ud bas not says heard 2 settlement ou West Jersey Railroad, | Jewish the line of the about one mie from that place. The Hebrews have built a large shirt fae tory, countrymen, uud operate the factory on Sunday They also keep their st on busi: res and other full ede to the demands Richland the the churches of Richland is places ess Open and in and refuse to : of the peop! up their business on to Sabbath. A minister of one of in out an brews observe the abbath of t country and stop work on that day, | denouneing them for their habits. ; | The manager of the colony bas re- plied, aud in no uncertain language declares that he will not be governed by others. There threatens to trouble before the matter is settled. be k of Minois, who did his ect a 1 that state, Tauber best to e f ty men that no advocate of fusion will be recognized by the new party leaders. It is observable that peo- ple’s party men of democratic ante- republican senator licans defeated, while Taubeneck, | | Peffer, Ocis and former republicans ‘are doing their utmost to aid repub- |lican organizations in the Their plan is to induce democrats to vote the people's party ticket, while they will quietly support Harrison and then demand recognition at his jhands. The democracy of Kansas has the plot and_ its voters will refuse to be gulled any longer.—Ex. A cou republican congress threw out legal- ly elected democratic congressmen by the d > it discovered e of years ago when Reed's was all blast | close | | wall of the house. principal | open letter demanding that the He- | west. | niders Hardware, Carpenters To in the cou Ft. rR, t. DEACON, — SONS send co. Butler, Mo. ug, N. Jd. April, 27.— | Richland, this coun with the Hebrews of , Cutlery, teel and Wagon nty. KILLED BY SCANDAL. BATES COUNTY National Bank, BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK William Astor, F of Mrs yton, Driven Into the y We her J. Cole man Dre Grave & New York, A Mi ae ther of Mes, TH LARGEST AND THE sea ae Cc - = $125,000 00 =25,000 00 richest po was the cus} =a Wis wealth was re-!F. J. Dee ate: i at b twee! ae ON. - NEWBERRY 1 dollars, the part [JC CLARK cee ies ona = of which is invested York} | « (ORRE Cr Mir sourit Pacific Beet real es Time Table ure of passenger ‘tra Lins at Butle r Station. jNorrn Bounv§ - > 10:05 a.m, 5 Ss > An Editor Shet At. EA Bi EIS Passenger : d z Th = = = s0sva- an, Maryville, Mo., April 26 —Frank | rasseng a= pm. | Griffia is the editor and proprietor Peeeeneers ate ® ; 6 p.m of the Maryville Advocate. — This Bact Be }morning between 1 1 *eloc = morni vetweel and 2 0% ck DR, F. M. FULKERSON, | two eo were fired in quick suec | { { led. 'eonnection that has with warns people's par- | cedeuts are willing to see the repub- | tween two of the members | Advocate jisa big row on in Quinn Chapel. sion into the two ‘south windows cf | DENTIST, his residette evidently from a lou-| BUTLER, = MISSOURI. Ee eae shotgun. | Office, Southwest Corner Square, Dr. The one probably aimed at the | Tuck old stand. wiudow by the bed where Mr. Grif-| ~~~ See tae i { i Lawyers. fin and his wife slept struck in the T. W. J. A. Sinvans. The shot fired} which his girls) SILVERS & SILVERS, slept passed over their heads a foot Attorney-at-Law. or so ill DEA CHICE in Sinve at the window near the courts of Baes The shooting Las created some- |‘ ares Spada Porch tiny ceina phe yt : ae Sune ne Cou Jetierson thing of a sensation today aud the} Ci nd in the Federal Cc 3 ‘people of the community are shock- )Mee over Farmers Bank; third trom head of airway. As yet there is no clue to the] ‘ Ou two occasions in he past twelve or fifteen months the office bas been entered} at night and the type and scattered over DEAR OND & GuITH ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice guilty party. gathered up| His Bates counties. paper has been somewhat personal | gayOnlice oyer Bates Co. Nat'l and quite bitterly so at times. What | the shoot- | in the floor. and adjoining Bank. pee & GRAV ATTORNAYS AT LAW. Lans- ing, ,is not kno r whether any brethren Fall Gut. Louisville, Ky., April 26.—There | Office West Side Square, over wn’s Drug Store. "DR. J. M, CHRISTY, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | the most fashionable colored church in the city. An exciting sei: ap be enliven- |ing the proceedings of the c ence the other night | Office, tront room over P. O. Atl calls ‘onfer-/| answered at office day or night. arranging | Specialattention given to temale dis- in the presiding elder's salary R ee ae | John A. Abbey and Rev. H. Hill fe C. BOULWARE, Physician and T ‘out anda quarrel ensue ee e Surgeon. Office north side square, da quarrel ensued. Abt €Y | Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chile drew his knife and attacked Hill. en a specialty. Presiding elder Morrow unseated - | pou Monday. Rev. Abbey as a pastor gate to the le- general conference at Morrow will and as J.T, WALLS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, Sor | i r Square, over goas the delegate, but Abbey will Aa aieacelon cia a'so go and charge maladministra- a tion. The 15,900 colored people of — < the tow u are torn up over aider eae is wom pa es : Potter Bros. ‘ble astor of Qui Cinpel bat the covgregt, BRICK LIVERY STABLE. right and | the proper thing to do with the re- | publican papers. But now that the scale has turned and a congress s: Mr. Rockwell his republican contestant it is wrong an woes The vote in the house to Rockwell was 235 to 39 which is good indieation that c'ealy elected. What the republi cans i about is R elected ina str {trict in New Yo eats over Hn U a La great howl up seat Mr. a he was are ckwell was ne re publican democratic | lis. | | The Har isonville Democrat says! An ample supply of that whiskey and beer are row sold in open daylight in Harrisonville un-| Buzggies, Carriage, der their real names because the Phaetons, Drummer county court is im jail and no ¢ langer Wagons, &ec. of a grand jury being called. That must be a paradise for nse aud no dange 2168 «=FursirHep. Fact the iring to put up pees bors when inthe city will find this ‘barn the most convenient in town. POTTER BROS. _