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BTTTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 1884.
NO. 15.
WAR VETERAN'S.
fhoseiu Bates County Drawing
Pension From me uoTern
ment. i: AN INTERESTING LIST.
Rokcrt Chiliis
David M Coulter
J Tame A Offill
Geo M Mikeseli
John Wooten
John II Mills
Wm II William
james M Tnornburg
Wm B Thornburgh
Thomas Hockett
The following list comprise the i Noah F Patterson
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H-union soldiers maimed in the war,
residing in Bates county, who draw
pension from the United States
Government, showing the amount
paid them per month :
jUUnP Moore $iS oo
Jacob Felter
Freeman Davis
Johua FUher
Jane C Boswell
Lucr A Hartley
Harmenia Harde6tv . -.
EnocB JPrtce .........
Levi T Faulkner .......
JoelMSallee
Daniel Sherman
Joseph M Scofield
Hiram CWyatt
Wile Adama
Harrison P Alleji
Thma J Gillihan
William Burrows
Alexander II Crist.....
David M Carlton '. .
Ruben Harvey
fame MNavlor
Jacob M Working
Joseph J Smart
Richard P Lemasters
Hrvey Gipson ........
Robert W Darah ...
Martin O Sutherland. . ,
Crhiutopher Tennani"-
Better C Smith
Catharine I'atty
Eliah Waynes
Thomas J Huggitif-
Hiram- Uogge . . .
W illiam W Tibbetts
James II Ilitshew
folin Cl'lotts
Mary Uowers
James Howard
IV illiam Slein
Wm C Brummett
Robert Kile ,
Rebecca E Baker
Alonzo D C Lamphere
David Conwell
Mary Van hog
shua Chitwood
Warren Hart
Erastus A Porter
Anderson M Tilman
Adam iiofsess
James M Covent
Elias F lii-ooks
Thomas J Wright
Marvin Welker
Catharine Brown
Perrv C Irwin
Chester K Smith
Eliza O'Neal
Vincint V M effort!
Elizabeth Mathews
George VV Shopnian
Thomas Wright
Nelson Cle
David T Braden
Catharine E Kershaw
Peter Grab
Curtis L Finch
Rueben Wehttall
John R M tchell
Ira V Brooks
John Wehnes
Thomas C Copeland
Joseph Smith
John W Snider
Fred'k K. French
John C Trindle
Thomas Pate
Thomas Montgomery
R'leben Weller
Lewis W Mckinsev
Isaac N Orr
John Britton
William Haftkirs
William F Hudson
William Henry
Rhodes M I lack worth
Napoleon It Kruce
Wm U M Andrew
Wm D Anderson
Joseph J Badger
'cremiah ror.
James Campbell
Elizabeth J Sehev
JohnOStott
Tohn juisher
Annie Bailey
lames II Grissom
Josiah Jameson
lames F Trowbridge
Riley Lee
Clinton I Winchcll
Norman v Cook
Imes II Carter
Samuel Thurston
Celia Tarlvr
NancT Merer
SiUu A Meeker
Ellen Widdows
Samuel S Cowan
Charles Gardener
John J Simmons
Samuel West
Edwin A Stolp
Delilah A Melton
Horace " Slevens
Henry Eynian,
John Page
Ephriam K Peniwell
Benj FParkcm.
George Brunaige
Newton Brumback
Tames J Tuttle
John Vanderpool
MelvinO Smith
Robert W Beck
Ellen Cochran
Andrew J&ites
Nancy J Hodges
Catharine Jones
V m F Bartlett
John W Calhoun
Lucinda Ph lips
Asa D Robbins
Jair.es H Ttnsley
Benj Van Horn
John 11 Rilev
John G Keiglev
Mary Hill
Win C Requa
Andrew Shean
David W Snyder
Svlvester Ient
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f WAT VTT I
THE COUNTY COURT
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OVER Iff SUM MIT.
What 1? Bsii;j Bone In that Thriv
ing Locality.
Si MMir, March ioth, 1SS4.
Editor Times: 1 armors .no
busy mwking preparations for the
i spring work, it tno woatner contin
ues favorable, a few more clays
will begin for oats.
Mr. Wm. Severe of tins township,
will rent his farm and try the moun
tain air of Montana Ty. for a while,
at least.
Mr. Hill of Spruce township, has
rented the Henry Donovan farm of
600 acres at $1,000. Looks like a
large amount to pay as rent, but 'it's
an excellent farm and very conve
lent.
Judges for jail election.
The sheriff was ordered to return
from the irt. Joseph lunatic assylum
Vinton Godfrey and Georgia
Fletcher and turn them over to their
friends.
Warrant No. 90S was ordered
canceled, it having been eroneously
issued.
lien. M. Dales and W W Wil
hite & Co were each granted license
to keep a dram shop in Rich Hill.
Ordered that Jas Dillon give addi
tional security on his school bond.
O S Shouse was granted a loan of
two hundred and fifty dollars out
school fund.
The petition of Allen Wright et al
to change "the voting pi ecinct in Sum
mit township from the Glass school
house to Summit school house was
granted.
TUESDAY, MARCH 1th
Klump & Hughes were granted
license to keep a dram shop in Rich
Hnl.
Miss Ida Crume was granted a
loan of one thousand dollars out of
school fund.
A correction uas made in the
merchant tax of Jno li Durand.
A J Clem, was appointed a justice
of the peace for Loan Oak township
vice A Brassfield resigned.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th.
Dal Drake was granted a rcduc-
4 00 tion on eroneous assessment.
6 00 A correction was made in the as-
4 00 I sessmcnt of the personal property of
Susan Ramsey.
Peter itandall was appointed a
justice ol the peace for Shaw.iee
township in place or T H Xoland,
resigned.
Ordered that the county clerk be
empowered to release in lull all
deeds ot trust ami mortgages held
by the comm. if the treasurers re
ceipt show that the same has been
paid.
The following accounts were al
lowed and .warrants ordered drawn
for same :
R & T A Eunis, books and
stationery . $42 43
W F Hanks, sheriff fees 135 35
W J Lansdown, merchandise 11 15
G W Eichler. desk circuit elk 22 00
W F Hanks, coal for co. 7 15
Oarnes it Hall coal poor farm 3 40
T R Jenkins criminal costs S6 60
. j C T McFarland printing S 75
Dr O F Renick medical at-
attendance on paupers
Mrs. Julia A. Lafollett has rt-'nt-j (jhas Sprague merchandise
32 00
45 60
17 60
Cames & Hall coal tor co
Mrs Hall keeping paupers to
March 1st
W T McGlassen keeping
pauper
R J Starke clerks fees
Bennett Si Wheeler mds
V F Hanks coal for county
E T Ppttes " 44
W F Hanks board of prisoners 19 50
44 coal for county S 10
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ed her old home larm and moved
on the one she bought ot C. R. Rad
ford some time ago: The farm she
rented contains 40 acres and can't bp
beat tn Bates county.
C. R. Radford has moved on the
farm which'he purchased of F. M.
Licky.
There will be an effort made this
spring, to form a new school district
by cutting off part of dist. 3 and 4 of
this township, and that part of dis
trict or districts in Deepwater town
ship, lying in the forks ot Deepwa
ter creek adjoining. Gentlemen,
we know it is very inconvenient to
have water courses to cross. some
times, but we don't see how we can
let you off notwithstanding your ear
nest desires.
Wonder how a certain bald hear! Mcwven,un .-lined
young man felt, at a social gath- j charlotte.
ering one evening, when he was ten- J C Crusen. R T Harper, John
dered a newspaper to read a sensa- j son Hill, Wm Drysdale.
tional piece, with a pair of specta- j homer.
taeles. bv the matron of the house ! Wm Allman, N B Crawford.
with the remark that they might be ;
rk cnmi r.f fn him "
. .... EAStalp. Tno Mandv, A Sat
A very pleisant social party at W . ; ttrlee p v Hamilton. Wm Good
II. Caldwell's in Deepwater town- j r:.,i.
R J Hurley lumber for co
R S Catron express
A Ritchev services
A Neptune
J A Letker
W F Hanks attend court
Judges of Jail election.
SHAWXEE.
Wm. Griggs, Braughton,
Jno. Deerwester, Peter Randal.
WEST BOON.
J. N Boswell, A S. Rasin, W. C.
! Pterce Hackett, S A Rankin.
PEEK CHEEK.
WALNUT.
J G McIVak, Jno Doolittle, Wm
Jennings, E G Wallace.
NEW HOME.
R X Allen, J T Butler, A G Wil
son, J Q A cope.
lone oak.
A J clem, Wm R Thomas, A
M Rodgers, Geo Barker.
WEST POINT.
J c Fugate. Jas Dudley, Jno Sum
mers, Fletcher Wheeler.
ELKHAKT.
W S chandler, F M Fautv, Ellis
Hand, Wm Wal!.
MOUND.
A A con ai d, c A conklin. li F
Slitle, R M Wilcox.
HUDSON.
A E Page, H O Hanc-s, Asa
Nichols, Jno A Ford.
prairie.
Robt Smith, Jno S Eddy, Sam'l
cad, Phil Zeal.
PLEASANT GAP.
WH Wayland, D II Butler,
J II Newton, Nathan Godfrey.
KOCKVILLE.
Nick Johannes, I II Lamier,
Owen McBride, Mat Millinng.
HOWARD. (HUME.)
O Mitchell, Henry Ruce, J A
Fender, N Little, Sprague, A B
Wilkins, F M Burrows, Henry
Burnham, Wm B S Gualt.
OSAGE.
Ed cr ibb. A S Miller, T D San
derson, Geo Rief. j
EAST hoone.
Wm Alexander, Duncan,
Asa Robins M Haus.
75
EMT
-lOK Till
iufler
Tines
PROM NOW-
Till January 1st, 1885.
Cupid's Darts.
Daniels Nichols At the res
idence ot the bride's brother, in
Knob Noster, Mo., on Tuesday,
March nth, 1SS4, half pastS o'clock
a. m., Mr. Geo. B. Daniels was unit
ed in the holy ties of matrimony to
Miss Anna Nichols.
.The bride and groom are both
well known and highly esteemed in
society at this place, both haying re
sided here for a long time. The
groom is a brother ot R. W. Daniels
of the Home Lumber Co., in this
city, and is engaged in the same
business at Sheldon, Mo. The bride
has ever been a bright star in the so
cial circles ot the electric city, than
whom none has more friends in our
midst. The bride and groo n are
expected to arrive in Butler, to-night,
(Wednesday).
The happy twain have many
warm friends here who join the
Timfs in wishing that their days on
earth may be many and happy to
gether ; that the dark clouds of sor
row may never cast a shadow to
cause them to regret the step they
have taken, but may thev enjoy every
earthly blessing and finally anchor
sately in the Great Beyond.
tew
Txxxxojs Power JPiross
Cents,
FOR THE
IT I Weekly T IE
AND
cT-iiik x- -v-v t n rr rt iIia f met All
enjoyed themselves extremely well, , , ' r '
j ' 1 ,. 1 ; n- .1 IM Maves. I L Shaw. TnoMath-
and a more pleasant and intelligent " -l, ' 1
set ot young folks than were present ! cws- 1 Gregory.
would be hard to find.' spruce
More anon. F. Oout. Wm E Fletcher, C D Cole. D
: Dn.ke. 1 D Young.
The sensation caused at Paola, j pefp water.
Kas.. a few months ago by the kill-j Wm Sutherland, Jno B New
iug of an old blind man 1-y a young j ierry.Jno Young, clark Wix.
man named Orr, who resided in ; summit.
Rich Hill, has resulted in Orr. hav-
ing had his trial and convicted ol j
murder in the first degree. The I
kTanu 1mv- nvrc hi tit lit nr?fpr-
. - - - 1 1 ,, ,
t 00 j ence to hang or lifetime imprison- H M cannon, Jno c Mayes, 1 At
a 00 ( ment. ? PaMy, R A Atkison.
fno B Innis, Theo Marquardt,
Tas H Welch, G B Parker.
MT. PLEASANT.
William Henry.
Died. At the residence of his pa
rents in Lewistown. Illinois, Mar.
5th, 1SS4, W iliam Henry, aged
26 years.
William Henry was born in Lew
istown, Ills., in the spring of i88.
He studied law and was admitted to
the bar in 1SS1, and moved to Mis
souri in the spring of 1S82 and loca
tv4 ;n Rntlpr. He hes-an the prac
tice ot his chosen profession in the
law office of his brother A. Henry.
Though young in years, he was en
dowed with a bright intellect, and
was making for himself an enviable
reputation as a lawyer and citizen,
when the fell destroyer, consumption,
marked him as his victim.
About a month ago he resigned
the position of city attorney and re
turned home to breathe his last, sur
rounded bv tond parents and loving
friends, among those loved scenes
ivhirh h-.ttl known his earlier youth
and manhood.
Will Henry was the soul of honor.
! and would not stoop to do a small
I act, he was a dutiful and loving son,
! a kind and affectionate brother, and
a true friend ; modest and retiring in
disposition, vet ever ready to re
spond to duty's call, loved bv his
friends, respected bv all ho knew
him. he was indeed an exemplary
character. Living, he would have
won bright laurels among his adopt
ed people, dying, he begets a tear
from those who knew him best.
Mmh Oh kwwl
FROM NOW
Till January 1st, 1885.
H. B. Bigtaff. the old wheehore
! ot Democracy in aummit, called m
j to see us last Saturday.
OUR JOB PRESS.
The above greatly reduced rates will be
given to all present subscribers by their:
: calling and settling back subscription.
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