The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 17, 1895, Page 1

} | i , young woman with him. They drove Week! ler YY Nes. VOL. XVII. CAPITAL, Transacts a general banking busin BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY JANUARY 17, 1895. Missouri State Bank OF BUTLER, MO. - $110,000.) ess. We solicit the accounts of far- mers, merchants and the public generally, promising a safe depository for} all funds committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend liberal ac- | watts commodation in the way of loans to ou to loan on realestate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part or all at eny time and stop interest, DIRFt Booker Powell HH Piggott CK Radford TJ Wright Geo L Smith OTHER sro Or T C Boulware CH Dutcher Johu Deerwester JR Jenkins E Bartlett Frank Deerwester Margaret Bryner; D A DeArmond A McCracken W B Tyler Lula Brown John Evans M V Owen ME Turner Hurley Lamber Co Dr J Everingham Jonu Pharie Wm W Trigg | GA Corathers C & E Freeman Charles Pharis Wm Walis HB Chelf GB Hickman JK Rosier G P Wyatt JM Conrtne: D B Heath J W Reisner Dr NL Whipple Robert Clar! Semuel Levy L_B& Starke Max Weiner OP &8 Lcoleman} © H Morrison Clem Slayback IRI 8 Dr W D Hannah John H Sullens. | Virginia Items. Grandina (Union) 4th, says Ed Go- ble and family were visiting Omer Drysdale’s. It was Joe T) Whinnery and family. (Grandma mistake) Union, same date, ‘J W Park, our Amsterdam friend, wasdown visiting last Monday night.” Nels Clerk is ac- quainted with J W Park, half mile east of Virginia. ; Mrs Bertha Simpson is on the sick list, A wolf came to Isaac Park one night last week and killed a hen and three chickens. JW Park, Miss Tye, Carry Park and his cousin, Miss Daisy Park were at George Ruble’s social last Friday night. (iood time reported. iss Mamie Whipple, of Pleasant Gap, is visiting friends here. ilisses Lucy and Ida Cowan enter- tained a number of their friends last Friday evening. All had a very pleasant time. Miss Mattie Huffman spent a few days last week with Miss Florence Bean. The spelling schools at Bethel, Nestlerode and Hotwater last week were largely attended. Everett Drysdale and wife, of But- ter, were in Virginia last Sabbath visiting relatives Miss Mary Smith, of Butler. was at preaching last Sabbath. P Mrs Wim Hall is quite sick at Mike Maioney’s with pneumonia. They intend moving north. J W Park’sfriend from Amsterdam called to see him last Sabbath night. The populist slate men are at work in this township as to who they want appointed justices until election, They want men appointed that they ean agree on to place on the ticket in the spring. Mr and Mrs G@ W Park were con- fined to their quarters the most of last week, something like the grip. JW Park is going to build a house onthe Rouse farm. He had only owned the farm about two weeks when the house burned down. Aunt Kate Zinn’s house burned } down last week. She saved most of | her furniture. Her son-in-law, John { Furgeson, was living in the honse with her. Henry Feebeck thinks he will have | some one to help him plow corn way | in the future, it’s a boy baby. oe: Wednesday Mrs Wim Orear is going | to have a gray head party. It tainly will be nice. oh: A man living not farfrom Virginia, | was called up about midnight Sun- | day by a young man, who had a} | alittle past the house before they | ealled. The man got up took his shot | gun wito him, asked what was want- | ed. They wanted to know if he knew bis hen was scratching dirt. The gun made a report and the horses scratch- ed dirt. Such work should be stop- | ped. NELS’ CKERK New Home Items. Conard Bopp wants to buy a short | horn bull. Prof Ed Taylor, principal of the Sprague college, threw up the school jon account of finance, and has gone » Clinton, Mo., where he will be en- ed in a lumber yard. Robert McCrac reustomers. Funds always on hand | ‘TORS. Frank M Voris ! HC Wyatt RG West Wm E Walton CKHOLDERS, \ Dr WE Tucker orders the TIMEs sent to his address. John Ramsey, of Foster, visited Scuyler Robb’s,Sunday. The thermometer stood six degrees below zero, Saturday morning. It was the coldest spell we have had this winter. P. Y¥. Morse and J. Q. butchered hogs, Thursday week. Jas. Butcher’s mother started for her home in Ills.,one day last week. The blanket found by Mr. James McKethen has been called for by Mr. Cope and Morse. I have a calf for sale. I want to buy all kinds of hides from a weasel up to beef hides. On the road from this place to Nyhart I lost a folding 2 hinges rear end gate from a Schuttler wagon. The estate of Mr. M. Bopp will be adininistered on by his wife. H. Robb, who runs a saw mill, is almost laid up on aecount of his ck being sprained by handling big A. Cope of last Lee Shelton, son of Jas. Shel- ton, who was killed in a coal bank last spring, lost his team. Both horses died from feeding on corn fodder. A subscription list was hand- ed around by two or three friends. When it comes to creating a first class, self-acting, double barreled, breech-loading sensation the Virginia Warrior can discount the Grand View Congressman of last winter 500 to 1. Miss Annie Belle Millerand Charles Pattent were married one day last week, We learn from good authority that it was a mistake about Cliff Jackson, on his recent hurried trip to Kansas, running over and killing two old cows. N. M. NESTLERODE. Elkhart Items Mr and Mrs J M Heddleson enter- tained a few friends last Thursday. Mrand Mrs Frank Langsford, Mr Lyons, Mr Fry and Mr and Mrs F Coleman Smith were the guests. Mr Lyons, of Lafayette county, is visiting his sister, Mrs Frank Langs- ford. Walter Keeton has about recover- ed from fever, but they fear erysipe- las will set in. The proceeds from the box supper at Lone Star was 35.50. Rev May announced a protracted meeting at Fairview Presbyterian | chureh to commence Monday ELKHART. In Olden Times People overlooked the importance of permanently beveficial effects and | were satisfied with transient action; | but vow that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will. permanently cure habitual constipation, well in formed people will not buy other laxatives, which act fora time, but finally injure the system. An Old Man Missed For Months. Liberty, Mo., Jan. 12—A. N Birkhead of this city visited rela |taves at Louisiana aud Elsberry in September and October, and Octo ber 31 left Elsberry, saying he was gving to Texas. That has been the last heard of him. He was 65 years rSam Harvey has gone to Coop- unty, to visit his parents. Mr ham were married a few days ago, both highly respected. Well, Mr Grandmother Union, will / say in reply, you are a gentleman and will not expose your name, and | $100 with him when he left. will give you the initials of my clerk, pare George Washington Prohi- | ‘ opti ‘several years ago and is wel! known i by many of our people. bition Park. Mr. Sam Harvey, of Byberry, Mo., MM. isa Seprteous gentleman and has | a host ot eg s here. , awl Mr Clarenée Ward and Miss Bin- | wrote regularly each week to hig; C®-- and this judgment is affirmed | Relief commission is a lively place. of age and acripple. He was well known in Clay and’ Platte counties. His wife and son are dead. He grandchildren here while at the two places named. He was in good cir evmstances, but did not take over Mr. Birkhead also lived in Butler Highest of ail in Leaven Royal row ABSOLUTELY PURE ag Power. —Latest U.S. Gov't Report 2 j Re jeity of Rockville against J. T. Mer-/ . | . Mrs. Strevil married Stewart Stre- COURT OF APPEALS. ling that he had left a wife and un We notice from the proc born baby child Bates county, of Kansas City Court of Appeals the Mo, the year befor nmer following cases appealed from Bates the son, who had never seen his Ss. county were passed upon to w F. Tay’or vs. School District } Twp 38, range 32 father, came here and identified him | by a broken finger on his left hand | Mrs. Strevil immediately left the | ;man to whom she was illegally mar | 'espondent, vs Bates | ried and went to live with a daugh Bavk, defendant, | ter, Mrs. Celia Trondson, at 1722St ioterpleaders, | Louis avenue, City. Mo Then Strevil’s first wife, who bad; married Farmer Bowling, having | thought her first husband dead aud} buried in Kansas City, sued for al divorce from him. A decree was/ granted and Mrs. Strevil returned | from Kausas City and remarried Strevil. She was 76 years old. 32, appellant; revers- i ed and remanded D.C. Miz-, Nati ain Cooter, et County nal al, iXansas versed and :ewanded L. S. Paddock, vx. the Missouri Pacific appellant; reversed avd typeliant 5a fieectrons. respon ie: t, way Co., remanded James T. Merchant, reepoudent, vs S.H Bothwell, et al., appellants; reversed and remanded. K. L Barton, et al., apellents against T K. Martin, et al.,respond- euts; reversed and remanded. City of Rockville, respondent, vs J.T. Merchant, appellant, aflirmed. Tho case of Mize against the Bates county National Bank grew out of the fact that during his life time Col. M. W. Mize purchased some stock in this bank and directed that it be issued to him as trustee for his daughters and youngest son, which was done He kept the cer- tificates of stock in his possession until he died, when D. C. Mize, as administrator sued the bank for the dividends on this stock, claiming that the stock was the property of his father end that he was entitled to it as administrator; the baak claiming that it was the property of the children, who were made parties on the application of the bank. The judgment of the court of appeals, it seems, sustains the position of the bank in this matter. D. C. Mize was represented by Francisco Bros., the bank by Thomas J. Smith, and the other children of Col. Mize by Boyd & Murrell of Marshall. The suit of Paddock vs the Rail- road wes over the loss of some hogs shipped by Mr. Paddock, alleged to have been lost on account of the failure of the railroad to have a win dow in the car that would enable the " : : try for farmers of same, and that shipper to get into the car while en | after the republican panic of 1873, route. The case is sent back for} 5 ' | 74, land went on a boom. Also after trial again. Mr. Paddock was repre panic of last year, which was wholly sented by Graves & Clark, he the the cause of republican legislation, railroad, of course, by Mr. Railey. | and still remains threats of pending The suit of Merchant vs Bothwell panic every day, that this land at was for false imprisoment and was! fair investment is a cheaper and bet-} brought against the mayor, marshal | and aldermen of Rockville. In the} circuit court the plaintiff recovered judgment for $500.00 which is re- versed py the court of appeals. Graves & Clark represent Mr. Mer chant and Francisco Brothers, and Bosley aud Horn the other side. Connected with is the case of A Letter form %t Clair Co. Appeten Ciry, Mo., Jan. 13, “95. J.D. Avex, | Dear Sin: I wish to call your! attention to an editorial in this week’s Appleton City Journal. Ij think the main portion of it was mauufactured by St. Clair coun ty’s former reformer, who wants Hon. D. A. DeArmoad’s place iu | two years aud I think too, Boss Fil ley and J. B Egger is already lay iug his wires both openly and secret ly underground. You ought to an ewer Bro Hilton (or the reformer) that it was within six months after Gov. Stone’s inaugural, Jan. 9th, 1893, that there was a council of democratic governors held in Vir ginia in which Gov. Stone took a prominent part in securing our part of immigration to Missouri as well as all southern states Besides that the republicans are claiming all glory of present land sales to southwest Mo., when real truth is these people who are tired of extreme cold in the north, drouth in the west were on the ground and on way by thous ands before election day. Really, Bro. Hilton and reformer ought to be sighted to James G@_ Blaine’s 20 years in congress under Walker tariff where he claims the most pros perous times in history of this coun | ter investment than stock in national | banks. I bought 1,000 acres in Nov. | 1893, prairie land, for $9,150 that 1! would not take twice the amount to day. In fall of 1874 —75 I bought ; 640 acres for $3,260 and at end of six moths could have sold for dou ble the money. I wish you would fix up a good dose for Bro. Hilton the} chant, for violation of the ordinances of | the city in failing to procure a butehe! e's! which was a prosecution! who wants to be the next congress “+ man. 3 euse, Mr. Merceant being con | |victed by the mayor which seems to |have been reversed and remanded by | | the court of appeals. The same at | All Portions of the Country Respond to} | torneys were in this as the Bothwell ! the Appeal For Aid. case. Lincol, Neb., Jan 13.—Rev. C. AL The case of Bartin against Marti, | Pale of Holdredge was at the office et al.. originated in 1889 over an at jof Secretary of State Piper this | tachment suit brought by Gregery | morning. He said he would leave Grocer Co.. against T. K. Martin,| Holdredge Monday for, Denver, jthen doing business at Worland.| where 100 tons of coal have been} The real parties to this contest were donated to the destitute of Nebras Barton Brothers on one side and|ka. Rev. Mr. Hale will make arange- SUPPLIES FOR NEBRASKA. Gregory Grocer Co., on the other. / ments for its transportation and de-| ~ ‘The judgment of the circuit court |livery to the proper parties. was in favor of the Gregory Grocer| Just now the office of the State| | by the court of Appeals. | Five type-writers and stenographers | Barton Brothers were represented | are kept constantly at work and Sec by R. T. Railey, Judge Givan and |retary Ludden has barely time to 'Rarnes,Holmes & Krauthoff of Kan-/snatch a lunch at midday. Gener-) isas Cry. The Gregory Grocer Co., | Ous responses are received by each ie Thos. J. Smith. Mr. Smith made! mail in the shape of cash or intelli | 2 long, bard fight for his clients and igenca ofthe shipment of supplies is well pleased over the final result. from points in all parts of the coun try. The Molise Plow company’s! Romance. check for $500 was this morning | “ort Scott, + Jap. 12.—Mrs. | transmitted Secretary Ladden Gelia Strevil.wife of Stewart Strevil, | and Goyerncr Holcomb. Chancellor | idied last night at-her home on a|Cantield brought in $35 contributed | /anch near here of pneumonia. pby the University students and fac ulty. Sympathetic friends in Sey- teil twenty-five years ago, not know-/mour, Ind., sent information to day i Death Ends a to and John, the reformer, of St Clair | Bs | ‘ : | By virtue and authority of a general execution tor cash, to aatisfy said execution and cos —— NO 9 FARMERS BANK OF BATES COUNTY, ‘Cash Capital. $50,000.00 COUNTY DEPOSTORY OF BATES CO. OSCAR REEDER .......... R. J. HURLEY E. A BENNETT g. D. KiPP.... os cusane aseen President -- lat Vice-President 2d Vice-President: seesessceeee Cushier Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and transacts a general Banking business. Solicited. Your patronage respectfully DIRECTORS, D N. Thompson, M.S, Kiersey, John Steele M. G Wilcox, Oscar Reeder, J. J. McKee, E. D. Kipp John E Shutt, Clark Wix, J.K_ Roeier, J. EVERINGHAM. R. J. Hurley K. A. Bennett, H.M Gailey, Secretar? NON EST er ee VIVERE Renard SED VALERE em VITA, —— “Life is not mere existence, But the enjoyment of heaith.” Mauy times this enjoyment of health depends upon the Druggist. The best medical attention, the most careful nursing, will be of little avail, if the tedicines be of a poor quality or combined in an unskiilful way. We point with pardonable pride to our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. We have made it so that we can justly do this, by care- ful attention to all details. Promp, reliable service; erude drugs, pure; and chemicals obtained from reliable sources and all preparation carefully made. In mid winter one is apt to bave sudden calls for medicine. rescription epartiment will always be found equal to the occasion, H. L. Tucker. ao that 100 tons of coal had been ship ped from that neighborhood There has been so wuch confus- ion in the shipment and remittane of money to sufferers in Nebraska that it has been deemed advisable by the relief commission to request all parties who have contributed any cither through solicitors or directly, to forward notice thereof by mail or otherwise to Governor Silas A Hol comb, Lincoln, Neb. Nobedy has Trustee's Sale Whereas Francis M Manloveand Luay Manlove his wife, by their deed of trust dated December 19, 1888, and re- _ corded in the recorder’s office within | money or shipped supplies for relief | | thirty-two (32) containing twenty | acres more or less which conveys ; was made in trust tosecure the pay- been authorized by the State relief: commission to solicit aid but parties disposed to contribute are requested to ship all supplies to the State re- lief commission, Lincoln, Neb, and make all checks and drafts payable to the treasurer of the State relief | ing sheriff of Bates county, Missouri, notify Governer Neb., commission and Silas A. Holeomb, Lincoln, that thev have done so Sheriff's Sale. issaed from the office of the clerk of the circait court of Bates county, Missouri, returnabie atthe Feb ry term, 1595, of eaid court, te me directed in favor of The Citizens Baek of Hampton, lowa and against J A Boyer and J W Kinser. I bave levied and seized «pen ail the right, title, interest and claim of defend- ants, J A Boverand J W Kinser, in and tothe folluwing described real estate situated in Bates county, Mis-ouri to-wit: Lots No 14 and 15in block No 4. and lot No 5 in block No 7. all in the town of Merwin, in the county of Bates and state of Me., I willon Tuesday, February 19, 1895. between the bours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that in the city of Butler, Bates county Missouri, sell the same or eo much thereof as may be Te- quired at public vendue to the highest bidder D A COLYER, Sherif of Bates County Sheriff's Sate. By virtue and authority of a transcript exe- cution and a gemeral execution issued fromthe office of the clerk of thecircuit court of Bates county Missouri, returnabie at he February term, 1885, to me directed, one in favor of JC Clark and againet J H Hall, A L Badgley, J A Patterson and J M!Hoagland, and one in favor of Aaron Badgley and agsinet A L Badgley 4J H Hall, Tbave levied and seized upon the right, title, interest and claim of the ve named defeadants, in ant to the follow. deseribed real estate situated in Bate county, Missouri, to-wit The east half of the northwest section 22, township 40, range 3. ning at northwec: corner of weat engi quarter of eection 22 30 and running thence south rods. rods, north 2) rods, west 4 rode. Also south- east quarter of southwest quarter and north- eget quarter of southwest quarter tow? ship 4, range 39. all iwillow Tuesiay. between thr noon and fire day, atthe eesti in the cRy of Batter? me or so muc! roanty, Mo. Febrnarv 12, J erect ai usy the highest b: for cash, {9 satisfy said execution and | sent : D. A. i } COLYER, coms. Sheriff of Bates Countr. of section 15 jand ¢ and for Bates county, Missouri, book No, 49 at page 550, conveyed to F M Allen, trustee the follow ing described real estate bying an being situate in the county of Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit: The south half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quar- ter of — section thirty-three | (33) township forty-one (41) of range 20) eB if ment of one certain note fully de- seribed in said deed of trust, and whereas, default has been made if the payment of the annual interest accrued on said note, and the same is past due and unpaid; and whereas said deed of trust provides that in case of the absence, death, refusal to act or disability in anywise, of said trustee, F M Allen, then thethen ac should act in his stead; and whereag said trustee, F M Allen, is ill and disabled thereby from executing this trust and acting as trustee. Noy therefore at the request of the legal holder of said note and pursuant to the conditions of said deed of trust, I, DA Colyer, sheriff of Bates coun- ty, Mo., acting trustee aforesaid, wild proceed to sell the above deseriled premises at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, at the east front door of the court house, in +k city of Butler, county of Bates < 4 state of Missouri,on Friday February 8, 1895, between the hours of n: o'clock th the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, for the pur- pores of satisfying said debt, interest D, A. COLYER. Sheriff of Bates Co, acting Trustee. day, at the east front door of the court house, | . township 4%, range east 4 | - Sheriff's Sale. 4 authority of a‘special exe- cution for « nqu nt taxes issued from tur office of the clerk of the circuit court of ates county, returnable atthe February term =, of said court to me directed in favorofS H, Fisher ex-officio collector «f the revenue of Bates county and against James A W's and William R Wilson ij have levied and +: ze upon all the right, title interest and claim of defendants, James A Wilson and William & Wilson, in and to the following descr bed real estate situated in Bates county, Missouri, to-wit Tne southwest quarter Garter of sectio: u ates county, Mo Friday, Feb: uary 15th, 1895, between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore- noon and five o’clock in the afternoon of that day, at the east front door of the court honse, nm the city of Butler. Bates county, Missouri, sell the «ame or £0 much thereof as may be re- quired at public vendne to the highest bidder By virtue of the northeast | for cash, to satisfy esid execution and coste. K D.A COL if of Bete: state of Missouri, to be the 11th dat ot Féb: , 1% GEO W FOWLER: Admsnistr: A Sq