The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 23, 1896, Page 7

Say! Order of Publication. l F MISSOURI,? .. County of Bates. (ated Beit remembered, That heretofore, to-wit: at aregular term of the Circuit Court of Bates County, Missouri, begun and held at the i g § county and state, on the first T the second Monday in Novembe scplebene on the Yath day of Decem! e being the thirtieth judi al day of be November term, among other, 1 lowing proceedings were had, to-wi r ~ pagel laintif’, va Joseph wal 8 r e Fetters, Hannah Edwards. le Sarah E Fetters, Minnie KE Pharis t f : John Chas F Pharis. WS Mullisand W A rks, de- fendantt Now at US attorneys, Giaves & Clark and files his javit the petition having been previously fled allegin, ‘tats, John ‘etters and Sarah E Fetters, are Jot Tesidents of the state of Missouri: Where Upon it is ordered by the court that said de- fendants be notified by publication that plain- ‘tif has commenced a suit against them inthis tourt the object and general nature of which ortgeargile following described deeds ‘oftraste and mortgage, to-wit: Ist deed of trust executed by John W Fetters and wife d Joseph E Edwards and e, to Watt Webb, trustee, for Missouri Savings Association ben- ticiary, of date October 10. Isv4, and convey- Bing the Ene lands in Bates county, Mis- tonrl, it: T! half of lotsa three (3) d all of lots six (6) and ¢ st halt of lots eight (s) | Bd nine (9) of the northeast quarter of se: Mon foar [4] and the east halfof lot seven ( # mdtwenty-one cres off the east end of lot | ses) ofthe northwest quarter of section | nong other things that defend- fear (4) and lots eight and nine (s & 9) of sec- | tT eatment, $5.00. Guaranteed to cure PF toa three (3) all in township thirty-nine f° thirty-three (33) and fifteen “Béndone-half acres offeast part of southeast oy section thirty-four (34) south of ver, and seventy-four and one-half acres of Southwest quarter of section thirty-five (35) uth of river, all i ship forty (40) north ange thirty-three n all tive ndred and thirt and one-half acres. B B2rd. Asecond deed of trust betwe @ BPsrties to the same parties and conveying the = peme lands. eying the sane lands made to E A Aenr; Bete for Farmers Bank of Walnat, uri, beneficiary. 4th. A deed of trust or | q ort cage upon and conyeying a part of the | ve lands made by Jno W retters and wife | 3 pnnesio CW ebster of date Aug 6th, \ | A deed of trust or mortgage upon and conveying a part ofthe above lands made by in W Fenton and wile te L McPeak, and | unless the said John W Fetters and Sarah | Fetters be and appear at this court, at the | yuext term thereof, to be begun and holden at | the court house in’ vhe city of Butler, in. said | Bunty on the tirst T esday after the second | f lay of Februar. <t,and on or before PB Methird day of said term, if the term shall so continue—and if not, then on or before » pe last day of said term—answer or plead to t plas J said ue the co ale be as confessed and judgment wi e ren- $B dered accordingly. » And be it farther ordered that a copy hereof r WpRbliahed ccording to law, in the Bur. er Warkuy Tin eekly newspaper printed tad pubiiehed i se coanty, Mo , for four ia successive! he last insertion te be at leuat fiteen days before the first day of the iitierm of the cireuit court. Attue copy of the record. Witness my hand and the seal of the (stat) Circuit court of Bates County, this Circuit | Trustee's Sale. B Whereas James A Harris and Emily PD Har- B Mehis wire, and William A Harris and El | C Harris his wife. HP atied December 26th. and recorded in | Tecorder’s office within and for Bates coun- » Missouri, in book No page 637 convey- tothe undersigned trustee the following Bie con ate lying and being situate | anty of Bates and state of Missouri, | ion thirty-three | outheast quarter | ; three ( Jin township forty a } Of range thirty yntaining 240 acres 4 or less, which conveyance was made in as the payment of note for $1 ‘eon, and th other four no snOW | cording to t Sfaait deed of tra are ct Said iS NOW past iB aeretore at the eT of said not tions of said di | Weel the abor due to the hizhes front door of the court he in the ter, county of Bates and state of & oD SaturdayJanuary 25th, 1896, een the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- And five o’clock in the afternoon of that the parpose of eatisfying said debt, | F mires and cons. A. ALLEN B Trustee. {we and unpaid ns and condition uch default rende ir 1 pavable, I will procee 1 premi 2 MISTER! 2H YOUVE DROPPED YOUR Battle PLUG AGREAT BIG PIECE FOR IO CENTS: - isday comes the plaintiff’ herein | A Nervousness, Debility, and all the‘ errorsor excessive use of tobacco,opi::: For sale in Butler, Mo., by H. L »’ R third deed of trast con- | Tucker, druggist. | Battles of the Stenewall Brigade, | An old soldier a few days ago, | land in it was recorded the list of |battles and skirmishes that the | Stonewall brigade was engaged in |from the first Manassas to Appom }attox court house We publish it if wx the benefit of the old | that are fond of fighting their old] | battle 28 OVer again. 1862 Manassas Plains, July 21. Kernstown, March 23 McDowell, May 9. | Winchester (Banks’ rout), May 25. Port Republic, June 9th. Cold Harbor June 27. Malvern Hill, July 1. Cedar Run (Slaughter Mountain) | August 9. Manassas No. 2 August 28, 29, 30. Chantilly, Sept. 2. Harper's Ferry, Sept. 14. Sharpsburg (Antietam,) Sept. 17. Kearneysville, Oct. 16. Fredericksburg, Dee. 13, 14. 1863 Chancellorsville, May 2, 3. Winchester No. 2, June 14, 15. Gettysburg, July 1, 2 and 3. Bealton (skirmish) Nov. 5. Payne’s Farm (Mine Run) Nov. 27. 1864. Morton’s Ford (skirmish) Feb. 10. The Wilderness, May 5. Spottsylvania C. H., May 12. Harrison House, May 12. Nye River, May 19. Bethesda Church, No. 1 May 30. Bethesda Church No. 2, June 2. Manocracy, July 4. Snicker’s Ferry (skirmish) July 18. Kernstown, No. 1, July 24 Winchester, No. 3, July 24. Newton (skirmish) Aug. 11. Winchester No. 4, Aug. 17. P & Wrailroad (skirmish) Aug. 25. Sheperdstown, Aug. 25. Winchester No. 5, Sept. 19. Fisher's Hill, Sept. 24 Bell Grove, Oct. 9 soldiers | Hatcher's Run (Burgeas Mill) Feb 9, 1865. Appomattox, April 9, 1865.—Rock ingham Register. Proyisiens Scarce and Dear. Havana, Jan. 15.—The prices of provisions, etc., are rising rapidly here, and the expense of living is fully 50 per cent more than a month ago. At the rate things are going, though the Spanish authorities are still hopeful of driving the insurg- ents eastward and westward of Ha- vana the city of Havana will soon be the most expensive place in the world to live in. If this is the case, with the insurgent force now in this vicinity, it may be judged that matters will be worse if the Spanish commanders are unable to check the advance westward of the second Cuban army. Bussiness is suffering terribly on all sides and the mercantile community 18 heartily tired of the insurrection and every- thing connected with it. 15TH DAY. P” EWN Easily, Quickly ‘4 ‘ermanently Sealenee SOTH Da sitive cure for all Weakness: nof evils resulting from early errs later excesses; the result of ove vork, sickness, worry,etc. Develo ives tone and strength to the: organs. Stops unnatural losse: htly emissions caused by youtht nd liquor, which lead to consumpt:o1 insanity. Their use shows immed: improvement. Insist upon havin. enuine NERVE BERRIES, noot venient to carry in vest pock ce, $1.00 per box, six boxes, one fu": Pp any case.» If not kept by your drug- gist we witl send them by mail, upon receipt of price, in plain wrapper. Pamphlet free. Address mail ordersto AMERICAN MEDICAL CO., CINCINNATI, @ A Great W Mo. Jan. and ¢ 14 —Two ss dogs Kansas City, thouraud men from next} Saturday bunting wolves over in Johnson courty, Kas. This is to be a battle of clubs; no fire arms are to be used for various reasons. The number of kunters will be enough to dispatch all the wolves encountered without danger to the attacking force. The sport will be a club and dog to wolf encounter. The force ef exterminators is to divided into four companies, each under charge ef a colonel and thirty lieutenants. will be seeu one week : Oe unsow’s "Belladonna naire. Perry's School Closed. A} Perry, Ok., Jau. 14.—The city su perintendent of public schools, as a last resert to prevent mixed schools in Perry,ordered every school closed ™° Columbia Bicycle Pad Calendar could be made so that all parties |feund an old war memorandum book | has been captured. | Kansas and Missouri for near a year. this meruing until some compromise! Bill Doehn is Captured. Guthrie, Ok., Jan 15.—Bill conan After months | of hard work and the expenditure of | ‘nearly $2,000, United States mar | shal Nix has run down the most | noted desperado since the days of | ‘the James gang and the last of the} old time territory outlaws. A dis- patch from deputy Bill Tilghman| this evening stated that the long} chase was ended, that Doolin wa s| jin his custody at Eureka Springs, | | ark, where Tilghman had located} him three days ago, after trailing] him through Indian Territory, Texas, | | | Two weeks age Tilghman located Doolin in Burden, Kan., where he had been living with his wife and baby for four months. He passed under the name of Thomas Wilson, dressed in rags and claimed to be a poor intruder driven from the Osage nation, but before the officers were ready to take him he disappeared, as he had done a dozen times before but was traced to Arkansas last week. Three times during the last six months Doolin, through his attor- ney, has attempted to negotiate with Marshal Nix, promising to surren. der if he would be tried only on mild charges and given a light sen- tence, but Nix always answered that jhe had killed three of his best depu- ties, and for that he would see him | hanged and never rest until he did. In addition to the three deputies, Doolin has killed fully half a dozen citizens, robbed ascore of trains and ‘half as many banks, besides stealing horses and smaller plunder without number or price. Five thousand dollars reward was offered for his capture, which will go to Tilghman and his assistants. A Household Treasure. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if pro- curable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;that he has used it in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bot- tles free at drug atore, regular size 50c. and $1. 9-4t Cuban Recruits Secured in Texas. Fort Worth, Tex. Jan. 15.—With- n the last ten days twenty-five re- cruits for the Cuban army have left this city for Galveston, from which point they will embark for the Cuban coast. They were recruited by an agent of the insurgents, and were mostly laboring men out of work. The agent contracted te pay $50 per month from date of enlist- ment, advance payment to be made when the party arrived at Galvesten. Railroad transportation from Fort Worth to Galveston was furnished each man. The fact that recruiting for the Cnban army has been going The men are good material for soldiers. i jou here is well known. | ‘When Baby was ‘When she was a Child, she crie ‘When she became Miss, clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, her Castoria, for Castoria, Millionaire Prisoner, Perry, Okla., Jan. 15 —News was received here that J. V. N. Gregory, President of the late defunct First State Bank, which broke September in tbo lurch, is under arrest at Dex- ter, Mich. 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