The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 16, 1896, Page 1

VOL. XVIII. BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY JANUARY 16, 1896. Missouri State Bank, Willams OF BUT CAFITAL, Dieu ae cee eS $110,000. ARE SELLING Transacts a general banking busine We solicit the accounts of far-| 15 ih tines pranulated sugar mers, merchants and the public generally, promising a safe de po LT} Jav = all funds committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend liber 1 pkgs l ecommodation in the way of loans to our custome: rs. Funds always on hand} 1 th bro to loan on real estate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part or all] — ~ ‘ at eny time and stop interest. | DIRDUTORS. ie sini G Ie * White St or. T. C. Boulware Booker P well Frank M Vorie jo a : UH Dutcher HIT Pi HC Wy: i 1 2 John Deerwester! C rRatford "RG We 11 . 110 JR Jenkins TJ Wright Wm E Walton | os Geo L Smith 110 * 25 | OTHER sS’TOCKHOLDERS, 1s tt 5) E Partlett D A DeArmond Dr W D Hannah Dr WE Tucker 6 It vy fae ans argaret Bryner Joba Evans Robert McCracken W BTyler 5 tb = arolina herd rice Lulu Brown Dr J Everingham A McCracken E Turner fe ib 3 Harley Lumber Co Edith Everingham John Pharis Wm W Trigg 5 Ib 3 crown raizins HBChelf C & E Freeman J Courtney G B Hickman Robert Clark D B Heath OP &8 LColeman Semuel Levy JR Davis CH Morrison frank Deerwester LER, MO. 18 i} new currants 4 ib new currants 2 pkgs soda any brand 1 gallon new sorghum 1 gallon best coal oil JK Rosier JW Reisner L B Starke Clem Slayback John H Sullens, Peter Swartzendruber Wm Walls GP Wyatt Dr NL Whipple Max Weiner RG West Virginia Itews. {In writing news for the TIMEs this year, It will be things we see or hear, And if we get them wrong or mixed, Kind friends forgive us for this is "96.""] Miss Cora Betz and sister, of Butler, were in Virginia Saturday. Mrs Emanuel Nestlerode, after 20 years, has found where her father lives, through the efforts of Mr Wyatt, living east of Butler. Her father’s name is Henley Maddox and he lives at Headquarters, Ky. Her name formerly was Ellen Feebeck and she left Ky in 1866. Uncle John Furgeson, after a long siege of sickness, isiinproving slowly. Nelse Nestlerode wants to rent his 34 acre farm, northeast of Virginia, for $75 cash. Mrs Jamen Pane is sick at her fath- er’s, Mr Mills. Lee Browning’s little son jumped on his mother’s buggy, as she passed the scheel house one evening last week, and his right leg slipped into the wheel and was broken just above | the ankle. Boys should be careful | about jumping en buggies and wag- ons when they are moving. Nelse Nestlerode says that he and | Ed Dudley have consolidated their business, Emanuel Nestlerode says his old dog Towser caught a wolf Sunday. Mrs Afton Park visited around Vir~| ginia Saturday and Sabbath. The young folks reported a good time at the social at Mr Oldham’s. It isa mistakeabout Sarah Oldham being married. Preaching at the Peter school house first and third Sundays ineach month by the Free Methodists. WAMcElroy and wife went to Ap- pleton © ity Saturday to see their} daughter, Mrs Eve Drysdale. Miss ley Jenkins is visiting friends at Austin, Mo. Mr Cordell, of Austin, is visiting the families of John Hedger and John Hussey. Mrs JT Hensley was thrown from her buggy one day last week, but fortunately she was not hurt. James Crabtree, of Butler, is visit- ing Mr Etter and family. BE West, a blind man of Lineville, a will lecture here Saturday night. | Dudley was at R H Saturday. Nick Classen, of Linn Co, Kan, was in our city Friday. Thomas Hackett was eat Wagon last week. Mrs Cook joined the M FE church Sunday. running a Mrs G A Wallace has been on the sick list for a few days. Luther Judy and Grant Garner went to K C with 2 car loads of stock Monday. Frauk McElroy isat Drexel learning the harness trade. Miss Dora Patton, of Rich Hill, vis- ited Miss Minnie Denning Saturday | and Sunday. While returning from Amsterdam, Mr Jobnson, the hay baler, was hurt, but not seriously, by his horse fall ing down, breaking the shafts and throwing him out of the bugey. The other night after Mr Cope had been to town, and when all ho chil- dren in sleep was sound, Sherd whis- pered, Bertha dear, we will read the Ties this year. The debate Jast Friday the question, ‘‘Resolved that Gov ment has power to create and m tain paper money, Anda peutlent sold or silver,” was quite tively. firmative, DC Wolfe, Thad Ha negative, mr Etter and J J Wolfe. Mr Crabtree gave them a good talk. of rper; ETE: DUVALL & BUTLER.‘ FARM LOANS. Money to loan on farms atfreduce erest and, as we tell you l Jote are av 4 Se : ne best we want y¥ j Your Notes are ;Payable at’ our; Office ee a a eae come and examine our goo and} and youjtind them here when due. y yourselves that weare telling | We give you soontas papers are signed. Crooks , night on! YMISSOCRI. privilege to pa 1 gallon maple drip The pam property of AJ Park, 33 th African Java coffee 1 00 deceased, was appraised Thursday. |34 ib Peaberry coffee 1 00 Mrs Gussie Ayres, of Butler, is vis-|44 lb Rio coffee 1 00 iting the family of Joe T Whinnery. | Best dry salt meat 2 A peculiar looking man, driving a] ¢ : 95 gray horse to a cart, was hunting Sib Bion peas Ze Nels’ Clerk. He wanted toannounce | 3 !» California prunes 25 through the Virginia items that he |3 tb California evap peaches 25 wee a candidate for governor of Ark, | 4 Ib “ egg plums 25 and he said the items were read by “ " everybody in that State. i : : : bea 6 — pennes a The Miami Center school house|? 1? ¢3tra sap sas 25 could not hold the people that came |3 tb best tea dust 25 to hear Elder Reid preach Sabbath. |1 lh pure sun cured Japan tea 35 AARON. |1 Ib Moyune Imperial tea 35 See ib ‘gunpowder tea 50 New Home Items. 1 . star tae ge ‘ 45 sai ae 1 th horse shoe tobacco 45 E Nestlerode, of Virginia, moves up the date of his subscription. MrN fg 1 ib Crane tobacco — 25 a prosperous farmer and isa stayer. | 1 ib Quality & Quantity tobacco 25 a rs ay Se ee ne address | 1 ib bull head tobacco 25 of he paper changed from Virginia to! Nails 4-penny Amsterdam. N _ 4 penny = ee pe: Mrs Sarah Ogle, of Virginia, sets |%2U% + penny and under the date of her paper up two years, | Barney & Berry ladies skates 80 Mrs Ogle is a true friend of the T1mEs | No.& copper bottom wash boiler 85 eeu Coeuke: aes 2 Best blue dashboard lantern 75 JE Nash, of Virginia, pays $1 on|Go}:9 Gonner w, i 215 his paper. Edgar isa rustler anda Reus Cuiviects wash boler 2 a | good fellow. Blue kitchen lamp with reflector 45 15 20 Peter Ferguson, of Elkhart, sets the date of his TIMEs a way ahead. JW = Porter, of Va, also moves the | date of his paper up. 2 qt coffee pots 3 qt colfee pots 4 qt coffee pots Miss Ina Bodkins has returned to 2 pt cups 05 | school at Liberty, Mo. 2 qt cups 15 |, Mr and Mrs Jones visited Foster 2 qt covered buckets 10 | Saturday evening. 3 qt covered buckefs 15 LL R Shalley is able to be up and d anne oy Varonid acai 4 qt covered buckets 20 | Jim Thomas passed through here 1 set Meakins dinner plates 35 on his way to Foster Sunday 1 set Meakins cups and saucers 35 | Mess liott, Ogleand Ed Dudley, | 1 set he int tumblers 25 ,of Virginia, were visiting in New]] cot he vy hotel goblets 35 Home the latter part of last week. Mr Elliott will move to our city the first of March. ( Miss Dollie Nestlerode took dinner We bave just gotten in a car load of soap, bought them from the man ufacturers at jebbers prices, and with Mrs Wade last Wednesday. will sell you to a rafter in the barn. Aunt Mag Welch visited in New| ¢ pars Fairbanks long brown 25 Lwo children died during the & Home last week, the guest of Mrs 5 oni os sae Jones. 6 bars Lenox soap 29 night in great agony. When the | A M Smith received a beautiful] 6 bars silk coap 25 | eters went to the place this | present from his son, Hart, of La|6 bars Olivette soap 25 ae a ful Th Harpe, Ill. 6 bars Clariette soap 25 | morning it was an awiul scene. e | Miss Lula Shalley returned from | Nyhart Wednesday “of last week. 6 bars white cashmere soap | Mr Steel and family attended|6 bars old country soap > |; church at Foster Sunday. — 2 bars long castile soap 15 | _Ike Appleby is visiting his mother, | 4 bors sea moss toilet seap 25 Mrs Shalley. Mrs Israel left Friday for Arkansas, | 1 box, 3 cakee, —— : | where she will make her future home. 1 box, 3 cakes, buttermilk soap oO Mc-| Above soaps are all fine goods, |but are only a few of the many brands we carry. Our stock is com- plete. You can get most anything jyou want at our store, and in any ‘quantity you want, by retail or in \j sbbers lots. We want to thank the people of |} Bates county, who traded with us | last year, for their liberal patronage, | and also we thank those who did not ‘trade with us, in advance; we know ing {they will trade with us this year, ° for we saved our customers last year The surprise party at Mrs Giaughey’s was a grand success. N. M, NESTLERODE. ! Trustee's Sale. Whereas WM Anderson and Martha A Ander- son his wile by their deed of truet dated Sey tember 2, 1890" and recorded in the recorder’s | oitice within and for Bates county, J bed re al county of ind state of M southeast quarter of the northwest ram ter of section twenty-one in to | thirty-nine (39) of range thirty (5 forty acres more or } which | was made in trust to secure the 31 ) one certain note fully descrit j several thousand dollars, and still of trast; and whereas, defa } 3 inthe payment of the annu left us a iving profit We did it note and according to the t y. We bought in large quan- tions of said note and de : sult rendered the whole of , mostiy from the mauufactur- hn inde, paid spot cash tor everything | -tting all the discoun t to buy our goo from 1 Je on the dollar less ith an the average groceryman. Then Miss: ouri, on large Sat urday Py ebrus ar | 8, 1896, thank you for) enabled us to far un- pies boos dersell ou tors. We know that we can sell at} } ost wholesale prices with the m y for ourselves. So we will m prices this year that no one PERCIVAL ean toueb, 3 they sell below cost. We positively will not carry 1 stock that is not first fresh and new, aud we warrant x we sel “ to give entire sat return it. We knows there erent grades ne trnth. We would not for reasonable any time. Money}/rea 33-tf. dy as GASH GROCERY (which we again | roe trade we bave, and make some} e: No, or almost un-! continuance. | reascnable amount, put anything in| within the next thirty days. | onr advertisements that is not true, | | which you can rely on ey ery word jof it, and we believe our customers iwill back us up on this. And we) will say to those thet are away in jdebt from paying bigh prices and | ong credit, that the only way out is | ; to come and trade with us, pay the | jcash or do without, if you haven't | got it, and save from $50 to $100. each year. We urge and strongly @ every- U} body to come and trade with us, 80 | we can show you what can be done! lin the way of cheap prices We positively will net sell anything on; credit, we will have to refuse you if | }you ask it, so please don’t t ask for | jcredit. We know exactly every day | what we can get for produce of all | kinds, and will give our cusiome eyery cent we can get for it, and/| most ef the time more. So you can) |rely on it, that our prices will always | O}be the best, and remember we pay | you cash for all you bring, if you} want it, or order on dry, goods, | clothing, boots avd shoes, &c at! trade price. Yours Truly WILLIAMS BROS, POISONED HER BABIES. Horrible tragedy Committed by an Insane Mother. SEVEN LITTLE ONES ARE DEAD. Work of Destruction Continued by Hanging Herseif. Marysville, Kan., Jan. 14.—Ona farm six miles south of this place the family of Joseph Hildebrant, a German farmer, was all but exter- minated to day by the hand of the crazed and grief-stricken mother. The family of father, mother and eight children. Hilder- brant is supposed to be in Kansas City, where he was under treatment for cancer at All Suaint’s hospital \from December 17 to a days ago. Driven to desperation by poverty consisted few and her husband's illness, Mrs. Hil- |debrant last night administered poison to each of the children, whose |ages range from 2 to 14 years, and then completed the terrible work of self destruction by hanging herself seven dead little ones were lying about the place and their positions showed that they had died in horri- ble agony. A physician was sum- moned for the child that still showed signs of life, but there was little hope of saving it. No more horrible or pitiful trage- dy has ever been enacted in the state of Kansas. Mrs. Hilderbrant had become despondent over her husband's illness, which was seem- ingly incurable, and it is supposed that her mind became affected Worn out by her efforts to keep the wolf from the door, she took what seemed to be the shortest route out of the difficulty. The neighbors did |not realize the desperate straits of} | the family, or aid would have beea | fortheoming, and today’s horrible | | tragedy might have been averted. | | ‘the whole country has been | thrown into a state of excitement | by the horror. Aninguest was held | to-night and a ver will be ren- |dered i in accordance with the above | i facta. To add to auother terri | the same loc: D. Moore. a eypsum 0 instantly hall ed by the explosion of : blast. in the immediate vicinity o | derbrant house. } premature This oceurred ithe Hil The Boone Good Case. | Clinton Democrat The Boone Good case was argued | before txe Supreme Court on Tuea- day, C. C. Dickinson, Esq., appearing !on behalf of the State, and Gen. B. G. Boone appearing for defense. It} will be remembered that Mr. Good! is under a two years’ sentence pend- jing his appeal. Gen. Boone, in his | j argument, laid particular stress upon | \the refusal of the court to granta A decision is expected | | Cadogan, Hatcher M'f'g Co iA eS Wyatt, \Isaae Fowler, FARMERS BANK OSCAR REEDER, President. R. J. HURLEY, Ist Vice Pres. E. A BENNETT, 2nd Vice Pres. E. D. KIPP, Cashier. Asylum No. 2 bra Co i ges 208 Court Proceedings. County 5B fi Road case from E Beone, DW W M Dalton, fees 1 60 Six et al, pet. ordered dismissed. RJ Hurley lum Co 38 00 No jurisdiction. Cliff See, tem sup paup 6 00 uther Park ordered to asylum A FE Beaty, expense paup 1 50 No. 3. O F Revick, eal Co physician 11 School loan of $100 to J L Gluze J C Hayes, abst tax suits 17 25 | brook. 5 H Fisher, qr ealary 250 00 | Saloon license to Henry Chrisman, Fleet Thomas, work 1 60 Rich Hill. E Pyle, mdse 10 90 BE Brown appointed justice of SS J Newsom, work 37 50 peace East Boone, vice J W Majors, | D A Colyer, shff fees 24 00 resigned. Perry Hackler, asses'g Mingo 23 27 Poor farm leased to Mrs. Mary | WC Coleman, ‘ Deerer’k 81 27 C Hall for one year, $240. “IW Badgett, * Howard 44 90 Wm H Varney patent to swamp | J F Ludwick, mdse 155 land N $ lot 16sec 19 twp 389r 31. | D A Colyer, shift fees 123 75 Bond of A B Owen, collector of | * . postage 5 00 Grand River approved. f - shff fees 10 00 Bond M E Trowbridge, colleetcr , W O Card, work 2 85 Kast Boone township approved. Stewart Atcheson, crim costs 942 00 Mrs Mattie Walters and child sent | D A Colyer, brd prisoners 342 78 to poor farm. Anna Jobnson tem relief 5 00 T L Harper school loan F C Smith, fees brdg com 81 60 I M Lamon school loan | Jno Starr, work at jail 35 3 38 HV Pentzer, paup coffin Frank Potter, team hire W G Shaffer, express W M Crawford, fees & sal J F Tedford, tem sup P Hf Holeomb. office rent a - 4 salary 'C M Clark, asses’'g E Boone Stewart Atchegon; fees cir clk J D Allen & Co stationery | T D Refter, assesing Mt Bridge com report on brdg over Deepwater approved Quarterly stat cf cireuit clerk ap- proved. S H Fisher rants approved. Clerk ordered to release cireuit court judgment against C Reynolds. Suit against Stn w see 283931 for back taxes, be dismissed. M L Smith, echool bond approved cancellation of war- Clerk ordered to apportion R Raud | _ Pleasant 124 63 Yel funds Jacob Keller, tem sup 10 00 Saloon license granted Obendorf | D A Colyer, sbff fees 10 90 & Reese, Rich Hill. |M C Maxey, work ct house 7 00 N B Jeter school loan $400. Huff Bros work on jal 2 00 Warrant No. 1694 ordered cau Butler Water Co water for jail 22 62 celled. V F Rosser, print’g 2 50 BRB Hurt granted saloon license | Chris Miller, tem sup 5 00 in Butler | Reform school Co charge 30 00 F C Smith appointed to convey | D A Colyer, sale schoolJand 17 29 title to 8 wn w sec 14-37-27 IM Galbraith map recorder 4 . Cc S . Street Ink Co, supplies 7 5 cries eae a .,- ,,, J Z Graves, per diem 25 00 D Cotherin, brdg work $15 Wi a mf 5 00 E ; |W T Kemper 2 Geo Pollock “ es 25 00 |p C Faller e 25 00 Mag Delany tem sup 10 00| na Geibeciehititees 10 00 Stewart Atcheson, expenses 2 55] SANE G D Barnard & Co mdse 26 00 es nae eo en Geo Pollock work on jail 14 00 : Missouri Asylum for ieee Bennet-Wheeler Mer Co 24 65 Fulton, Mo., Jan. 11.—In its re- Standard Print’g Co rec bord) 16 00 view of the work accomplished at f Holloway asses’'g W Boone 32 30 the state lunatic asylum for the year D A Colyer aut fees 216 10 1895, the Fulton Gazette says: David Walker, mdse _5 00) «At the last report there were iu J J Francisco, inquest case = 51 6 ° asylum 321 male patients and tota!, 546. There have been admitted since 116 males and H H Wyse, wolf scalp GD Barnard & Co . 73 females; total, 189, making 735 jcc Catterlin, on for j oe. 40 under treatment during the year. Of W A Clouse con paup 1 rirm 2 00" this number 93 bave recovered, 38 Fleet Thomas work W F Rosser, pr v- re improved, § unim and 1 was not insane.making tk ged during t 1, 26 w ot per yreny Sho hy pot coe 5 Lane & Adeir $ ) ed Duel. 'Chas Brannock, w : ) Jan. 11.—In N A Wade, eupy co 10 00 irgioia, Williars Robinson & Mi 6 62 1 Gas Osbo taband z 5 OF : . bes : reece Wor Pyne eee 1 fgkt with James Cox and SIN « pens od \ ms over two women. SJ Ne $ 75 ° a 2 = if thirty minutes, Joe Meyer. mdse 5 80) Sher nd Osborao fell dead Asylum No. 1 brd Coch 140 40) nd Gox was mort wounded. School com, postas 3 50 ams U.S. Gov’t Repor Royal alk Bone ABSOLUTELY PURE