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Sutler
VOL. VIII
UUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 17. 1880
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OUK PRESIDENT.
. ...... r.u.a . fl Mrf II. Peter
n
"l art the king! Oor nstlons king!
I mllil bIs sre prsylng
41 bteM snl ' hlm nlK n'1
A Billion upsar saying.
Ok Dsstlsy bt kind to him!
Ak wlsds blow gently CM him!
i ladMtM.MitU. and loyalty
liooUi ttaot ths path before him .
' Ok lor11 1 Whew to J onr crowmt
OiKlapt Wbsrs to yo glory'
ugn lordly tar klaf to-day ,
Crwied Ib kit bay leaf es boary .
t tbo' I ao'or bobold bto Imo,
lot mm his DobU btarlng .
er.
Kij Ikaey alts hit manly grace,
tub of grettnttt wearing.
& i would tcbo tblt, the prayer.
Of til oar vast creation,
Aj pard tad galda aad load aright
fkt Bgat or oar iiuoi.
fttm Zoaa to Zoao, from too to ttt ,
fMt klgb to lowly statloa.
L k. - - 4
ff fMH OIMTO Mil romiooM,
Mtl kit coronation .
44 la n tadlett golJcn chain,
hi litLt that nono can tcrer,
jikallbttbriasd In loyal heart t,
'nvsr aad fort or!
V Mingo.
Spring seems to be upon us de
spite Mr. ground-hog's appearance
oo the 2nd.
Burn: To the wife of l-stice
irmh, fine boy. Estice is a hap-
tf little soul.
0il FttUer Irick is laying very
ck nl not expected to live but a
kw at the best.
' J. M. Mates has returned from
irknas where he lus been visit
giiN gtd father and relatives.
Sihi Stark, one of Minuo' best
tock traders has retired fiom the
xincM. and will move to Kansas
City in the spring.
' Walter Scott, an enterprising
jeung man of Mingo, will take Mr.
Stark's place in the stock business.
i t Wilier ib destined to be the cattle
1 Wot Mingo.
' I o a. as
Ur. IN. liradley will close a six
oaths school at JSmokie Row, in
Kirch, alter which he will immedi-
tftly commence a 3 months school
P.t.r
F. C. Tyer has just completed a
lag Barn which adds greatly to the
eoiu ot hia fine farm.
Mr. Snow late ot Ky., takes the
jtafUgon the finest tobacco in
Mr. Editor, we country tolks are
fodin; the coming storm of can
AdatM that ufill fl,rA nur rmintv i n
W near future. Oh! it we could
Mryto delivered from the blood
n tartUing and crib gnawing leaches,
ft Please mark Mineo township for
Rjooveotion. Our reason is that we
i?e no flouting population that we
cavote5or6 times a day, and
ore, our drug store hat burned
wo and we are little short of
liquor, with which to buy votes, and
M Am . . I
n wane iu iiie some Din in 1111?
f lWiontion o our chivalnc sons.
we would like to hear Irom every
nshio in the county in reeard to
Vm matter. Longk ellow.
Burdctte Item.
1 he mow is fast leaving us and
d is taking tts place.
. I he boys have bung un their
'ghs and ae wearing mud boots
yuite a number of persons were
town to-day to hear the trial be
m D. Arman, plaintiff and G.
ue, defendant. J. J. Brum
4
"WJth and J. I. Saterler, in behali
Plff. Smith ot Adrian and Graves
Butler, lor Blue. Plaintiff vie
V f The case was tried before
kw Shepherd.
we learn that S. M. Tllotr h
his farm to his Bro. I. A. Tal-
"U, and will make Kansas his tu
n 1 .
-ntnome. We regret to see Mr.
1 and family )iav nur n.nhK.-.r.
d as he U on- f
" and friends.
Rev. Davidson preached lor the
PODle nf II
'uimcai, oiuruoiy anu
ndav. Mr Davidson is an alIe
j'Ptsker.
I Ben. Berry, will finish his law
the 2nd of March 86.
Kobt. Cowley says Preside '
Cleveland over am wouldn't make
hi it a jacket, B h i-, riht.
The two noted bachelors of thU
comnumtv, Hob l5l;ick and Bud
Clark, passed through . lo.vn this
morning with 28 hounds, going wolt
ing. The hoys report too much
water for inn.
We would love to know if I. A.
Talbott has found his sacks yet.
Geo. Hill, still eoes to mill and
says he thinks he can catch the Mill
Dr. France reports all his patients
doing well, we think the Dr. a fine
Physician.
Mr. George McNeil, a few dav
since had a breakdown with his
sleigh, by taking Harry Hill's mule
in with his girl, we would advise
him to take one at a time, and save
paying Blacksmith bills.
Mr. Tom Mudd ot Rich Hill, an
ticipates having an exhibition at the
close of his school, which will be
about the last of this month.
J. W. Davault, the saw man is in
town to-dav, he is 1 nprovinjj fas.
Sam Stacy.
Hudson.
Hard times and hard weather
the general cry through this country
the same as others.
There is a number of cases of
pneumonia fever through thtsecuon
and Dr. Tavlor is the main stand tv.
and as a general thru? lends his as
sistance to a tjood advantage.
The young adopted miss of I'rot
Allison of Butler, is now making her
home with Mrs. Tavlor, of Hudson
tier rormer name was .Mct-aimim.
She is an amiable miss, and it is well
she fell in such good hnds.
Old Uncle Henry Wells has been
afflicted for a long time with cancer.
but not seriously until about six
months ago when he employed
woman from Sadalia to come here
and treat it, since that time it has
been getting worse, and now. his
entire underj&w is gone, leaving
nothing butthe naked teeth and bone.
Allen Kyle, formerly of Butler,
wants to sell his farm and move back
lo Butler.
The Gird school ended last Friday
with a musical entertainment given
by Hutchison brothers and Miss
Masen. It was grand.
Elias Leonard has gone to Ohio
with his sister, Mrs. Day, who be
came insane some few days ago
from a cause the writer has not yet
learned.
Joel Pratt is feeding 400 head of
sheep this winter.
J. D. Donohue is at Butler attend
ing court this weeek.
Fred Taylor will graduate at the
Butler academy next spring. Sue
cess Fred. Mutton head
Elkhart.
Ed. Times: We were glad to
see several articles in your paper
speaking favorably of Judge Gantt
as our next congressman. As we
think it likely Rover did not have
reference to this part of Old Bates,
we would just say that we cm
assure Judge Gantt a large majority
from this part of the county. He
has given us general satisfaction as a
circuit judge and we are bound to
believe he will do likewise in con
gress. If each countv in this con
gressional district will give him a
large majority as Bates, we feel sat
isfied he will be elected by the larg
est majority that has ever been known
in this district. Good LvCK.
SuuinuL
Versta on spring are in order,
spread yourselves ye editors.
Miss Sa'ibe Lye, sister ot Mrs.
Geo. Graham, of this township, has
been visiting :it Mr. Grahams for
the past two week.
Miss Sadie Berry of Vernon coun
ty is visiting the family of Mrs. Mo!- j
he Cheathams and other relatives ot
thi township.
Aile.i Wright will probably rent i
out his farm in this tow ihip and
tv-iiiporari'y locate at or netr Butler i
that he may be more convenient to j
schools.
Mr. Henrv Smiscr who has been ,
very sick tor some time is now con
vlescing no-withstatiiling reports
to the contiaiy.
Phe Wi da n Ru ty farm ot 2XO
ens in 1 1- .vna!ii, was sold l-t
week to pa n-s i.., ., Illinois at $35
per acre.
T. I. Fiy ' ours us that he
oar!eu n r.-e mi ths with Janic-
Walden deceased ot lohnson countv
who made tne will wh ch gave rise
to the famous law suit brought to
the Bates circuit court on a change
of venue from that county. He tur
ther says that if the aforesaid Wal-
len was competent to make a will at
ny time sii.ee he first became ac
quainted with him that he had un
proved wonderfully.
On Tuesday night there will be a
New England Supp r given by t!'
dies ot the M.E. church, in the op a
house store room, ik xi to tlie Li
dede noici. ftvcrvthmg io ni. s c
-s
is turkey, chicken, mince ami pu. up-
Kin p e, plum pudilin, viulU &j ,
will be in abundance. Admittance,
including supper, 25 cents.
Married: At the residence ot
the biide's father, Mr. Daniel Glovl,
near Daion, C.is couniv. Mo , on
Filmiarv S1I1., 1SS6, by Kev. J. A.
Smitn, Mr. Albeit A. Argenbright
Mi-s Katie J.. G omI. The at-
tenitauts were: Mr. lu 15. Marian
nid Laura McCuilouh, Mr. R. L.
Cauticll and Mis Kate Porter.
Mr. AigentM'iglit is o:ie ot Bates
county's most vorthy oung men,
and his beauti'ul young bride is one
of the most charming ot Cass coun
ty's young ladies. If good wishes
ould warn off trouhle thus would be
a long and happy lite. F-
A imoo h complexion can be had by
evry laav who will use f arkers Tonic
Far promptly regulating the liver aud
kidneys and purifying the blood, there is
nothing like it, and this Is the reason whv
it is so quickly removes pimples and gives
a rosy bloom to the cheeks. no 10 im
A large audienee greeted the mus
ical concert of the Anon Quartett
at the opera house Monday night
last. The exercises of the eveaing
were hixhly appreciated and much
credit is due our young friend R:
W ' Peach, for the interest manifest
ed on his part in giving our people
snch a choice entertainment
Good Results in Every Case.
D. A Bradford. 1 sper dealer of Chat
tanooga, Tenn., writes, that he was 6er
iouly afflicted with a severe cold that set
tled on his lungs: and tried mar remedies
without benfiit. Being induced to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, did so and wasintireiv cured by use
o a tew bottles. Since which time he
has i.e it in his tainiiy tor all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved bv this Wonderful Eiscoverp,
Trial bottles free at John G. Walter's
Urug Store.
"When Baby was akk, we are her Castorta,
Wen ha wm Child, the cried fnr Cari,
When she became Kla. she clone to Caetoria,
When ah had Children, h gar them Ceetoo.
Abstracts made bv Ben B. Can
terbury & Co. tf
Hurt & Mathis'
Burner shop is the place to get good
work done. Everything first-class
in every respect ; good bath rooms,
in connection with barbet shop. Al
so ladies hair cutting in all the latest
styles. Call anH see us in Badgley
building south side square. 43
ForBesisrke, BIIIwBee, Ll-v-r Con.
UUata, laalelm. Mild bat erecthre.
La-fcOLDlJY U&VOGltVTti,
) Ben B. Canter-
rrow
i burv & Co
west
Monev Until
You See
f side square i
3 Butler, Mo.
For Sale.
House and lot, north of Marble
Works, for sale cheap. Enquire of
94l Price Ieffrers.
Sixper cent, money at
Canterbury & Co'.
Ben B.
3t
Lefker wants white corn at mill or
elevator. 6-tf
Farm for Sale.
I will sell my farm, situated in
section 1, in summit township, 15
hundred acres.
Divided in lots
Terms easv.
A. Hamilton.
suit purchaser.
Oil Inspector
Notice is hereby given to all deal
ers in coal oil in Bates Countv thai
I Imve seemed the necessary testing
instruments and duly q dified and am
!ow ready o preform the duties ot
mv office as coniempl ted bv law.
D'-al' rs will find it to h. ir in'-ie'
'o nol'fv me before offering any i
T S :t f IS I :mi ti-t,-v.iiiii.l ti. il.i 1111
lutv in 1 rte matter and prosecute al'
violators u ti'i ect'n to tin- tui'e
Xtent t the law. I. Lamtkix.
C'-i! Oi' Inspt c'r tfir Bait s Co
Card.
I AM LOCATED x WEST SIDE OF
SQUARE 1st DOOR NORTH OK BEATTY
Hotel, where I i an make loans
ON CITY OR FARM PROPERTY O.N
TIME FROM I TO 5 YEARS AT LOWES!
t AYES I . M NOT OUT F THE LOAN
RUSIN'ESS AS DESIGN') N; LOAN AGENTS
WOL'LD HAVE YOi: BELIEVE. RE
MEMBER THE PLACE, oN" FIRST FLOOR
ist door north of Beatty Hotel
4 tt BEN B. CANTERBURY
Abstracts made by Btn
B.
Can
tf
terbary & Co.
Trustee's Sale.
Where E. M. Bednoor. who has bem dead
for more than mine months, by hi deed or tnut
dsUd February Uth. 18M, and recorded la the
MlMoart, In book !o Si, pff SSI, eonreyed t
thnnderIned trustee the followiag desciib-
neeoroer omee wiiotn ana ror ntes conaty
m wmm enie tying ana oein iinsie in in
Connty of Bate and State of MlMoart, to-wlt
The northwest quarter of th oathat qosr-
ter of Miction twenty-fonr (t4) township forty
m 11
ire
land the said E. M. Redaour bonghi of Wm
iu 01 nan tniny-one 311 oeinarine
Jt. Walton and wire by warranty Deed bearing
data rebrury nth, 1884. Which conveyance
waa made in
1 trust to aeenra the payment of
pnreaaa money represented by
Bvo certain
notes fully described in aald deed of traatj and
woereae, aeinuit naa neea maae in vne pay.
mens of the ant and aeooad note therein de-
soribed and the nnnnal interest on all of aald
note, all now pat dn and nnpald by reason
dn and payable an In aald deed of trnat ptotIi
wnnroM in wneie aem Dec me immeoiatei'
ed. Now, therefore at the reqaest of thelecal
bolder of aald notes and parsaant to ths coadi-
tioaaofsaiddeedof trnt. I wUl sroooed
aeUths above described premise at public
vsmdne, to the highest bidder for cash, at the
as front door ef the eoart honte, la the city
01 stnuer, couniy or ssiei ana state or missea
n, on
baturdav, March I3'h 1886,
between the hours of 9 o'clock laths fomnooa
and B o'clock in the afternoon of that day, for
toe purposes or tsiisryiDg; saia aeot, interect
and cost. r. m. ax.lsx. Trasteo.
Sheriffs Sa'e.
Tty virtue and authority of two reneral exe
cottons issued from tbe toe office of the circuit
clerk of Bates county. Missouri, made return
able at the February terra. Its of said court
and to me directed, one in ravor 01 L. 11. Jew
ett and aftainst Samuel Potts, and one in favor
of Wm. Deering A Co., and against Samuel
Potts. I have levied and seized upon all the
right, tittle, interest and claim of the within
named defendant Samuel Pott, of. in and to
the following described realestate situate lying
and being in the county of Bates and State of
Missouri to-wit :
The west half of the northeast quarter and
the east half of the northwest quarter and west
half of southeast quarter and the east half of
the southwest quarter, and the southeast quar
ter of the southeast quarter, all in section ten
(la), township. No fcrtv (W). or ranze No.
thirty (3(1), and I will on.
Wednesday, February 17th, 1SS6,
between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon
and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at
tbe eaot front door of the court house, in the
city of Butler. Bates connty, Missouri sell tbe
same or so much thereof as may be required,
at public venlue, to the highest bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said executions and costs.
W. r. HANKS, Sheriff.
Sheiiff'a Sale.
By virtue and authority of a general execu
tion issued from tbe office of the circuit clerk of
Caas county, Missouri, made returnable at the
March term (l.-vni) of said court, aad to mo
directed, in favor of the Butler National Bank,
and against Green D. McGinnls. I have levied
and seised upon all the right, title, interest aad
claim of the within named defendant Green D.
McGinnls, of in and to the following described
reales tate situate lying and being in the coun
tv or Bates aad State of Missouri, to-wit :
"The northeast quarter of tbe southeast quar
ter, and the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, and tbe southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section No. 23, and tbe south
west quarter of the northwest qusrter, and tbe
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
and tbe northeast quarter of the norttiwent
quarter, and tbe northwest qnarterof tbe south
west auarter of section No. twenty four, aad
the southwest quarter of tbe southeast quarter
ef section No thirteen, and the northwest quar
ter of section No. 26. an-i sixteen and two-
thirds acres off of east sile of lot No. 6. of
township No. .t9 of range No. SI . containining
.ii3 1-3 acres, more or les. and I will on
Wednesday, Fehrur if h. iS6
betwe-n tbe honr of 9 o'clock in the forenoon
snd 3 o'clock In t'ae afternoon, of that dar, at
tiie ea-t front door of the court house, in tb?
city of Butler. Bates county. Missouri, sell tbe
sme or so much thereof a may be required.
at public vendne. to tbe highest bidder, for
csoB. m ssturv saaa execution ana rosts.
W. F. HANKS.
Sheriff.
Don't Ho
ED,
De.ire, to imform hi, friends and the public generIlj that he'has
bought the stock oi
CffllAIlBILIES
CONSISTING OF
WOODEN WARE, NAILS AND BUTLDESR
HARDWARE-
Will continue business at the old stand and is constantly adding new
goods to his well assorted stock . Trices low and stock fresh,
CALL AND SEE HIM.
North Side of the
In nme building with John Ray,
TOM
DEALER IN
lives anil linugrii
Invites the public to call on him when in need of any of those article.
He keeps the celebrated Antelope (see cut) and Buck's Brilliant Cook
Stoves and desires all to see them. Those who have used them say these
are no better made. He also carries a fine line of heaters and doe not
want the .
Large Profits Asked bv Many Dealoro, t
as h is iust opening out in this business and expects to remain here.
Tinware of every kind at prices low down. , -
Don't forget, I am in the same building with Ed. Steele, the grocer.
NORTH SIDE SQUARE, - - BUTLER, Up.
x aWaT m w ill ?
On"
CLOAKS LEFT.
This reduction so
EXTREMELY
That we have been .filing them certainly
vill not leave
A SINGLE
For us to carry
Everything
Our f-tock before taline inventory
J CALL AND SEE US.4
J. M.
STEELE
IPIKAKTIJIE.
Square, Butler, Mo.
stove and Tinware dealer.
RAY.
(n)
Ifel
on all
early in the season off
of the
LOW PRICES 1
GARMEMT
until another season.
Low to Clean ip'
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