The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 29, 1897, Page 6

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Bibb, who lives near New Florence, in) that county, stated to day that Mr. Bibb had sent him several specimens | of ore found at that place, and when analyzed it proved to contain a} large per cent of gold. The gold was discovered by Bibb on the bank of Dry Fork creek near New Flor- ence and from indications it appear- ed as if a rich vein had been struck. Dr. Broadhead eaid this evening: “The specimens sent to me undoubt- edly contain a fine quality of gold, and though I of course can not esti-| mate the amount in that neighbor- hood I believe that the discovery | will prove of vast importance. I will make a personal investigation | of the matter myself at oan eerly| date.” Ladies Can Wear Shoes | One size smaller after using Allen’s Foot. | Ease, a powder to be shaken into the shoes. | It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives | instant relief to corns and bunions. 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New York, July 21.—Importers are beating the tariff bill in great shape on the rushing in of enormous quantities of goods. The total cus tom payments yesterday were nearly two and a quarter millions of dollars. The tobacco men are by far the most active, and withdrew goods yesterday on which they paid one and a half millions. A big fleet of steamers and ships are hurrying to port with valuable cargoes, and owners are anxiously looking for the arrival of ships be- fore the new tariff bill becomesa law. Thousands of dollars will be saved to importers if the sbips arnive ia time. Chicago Bandits. Chicago, Til, July 21.—Three bandits held up an electric car at Forty-eighth avenue and Sixteenth street last night, and after beatiog the motorman into insensibility they secured two watches, $23 anda re- volver. The motorman had a terrible battle with one of the bandits. In the struggle his arms were almost wrenched out of place. The robbers escaped. 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July 21—Robert Zork, Jackson Park, Chicago, and | Miss Mamie Shockey, belle of War rensburg, aud daughter of the rich | est man in Johnscn county. who eloped from the Quarry City Sunday night Were arrested at Clifton City yesterday afternooa by Sheriff Lear of Johnson county. Zork and Miss Shockey were| Monett, Mo. July 21—T Allea| brought kere this morning and were | ,marned by Judge Nichols. The} father of the bride wants he-r to| yeturn to Werrensburg, but Zork/ refuses to allow her to jeave him eee ence ra PARKER'S CINCER 38 noted THE RUIZ CLAIM: Woodtord to Press a Demdad for $750- | Ou”U. Washington, D. 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Will | write the note payableonorbeforeso | borrower can pay amount at any © time desired and stop interest. $ ¢ ¢ ; ; | Everyone wishing to borrow or change old loans are requested to call and see usmoneyready,nodelay | THE WALTON TRUST COMPANY, | ee ZN | | Commissioner's Sale of Real | Estate. | y of a decree in partiti f Bates cou: n Fitch, et a Louisa Jane | a | sell at pri sale, at; obtained therefor, the fol-; estate cituated’in Bates! wit: t3 number one (1) and two | 5 { nade by ari, in | j { ne northeast | rter of section four (4) im township forty (49) | thirty-three (33). will be cash, and said sale | Will be made subject to the approval of the cir- { jeuiteourt. 242 acres of the above descri { | land is sitaated in Homer township, and ¢i, acres adjoinining it in West Point towns j The whole 322 acres will be soldin @ body, or | it will be divided into smaller tracas to'suit ere JOEN C. HA | . 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