The Butler weekly times., February 24, 1886, Image 1

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BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY FE1JRUA11Y 24
1880
NO. 13
Uunh'tt.
IU. J. W t)vutilt the saw man
. . i. .. i.... ...
'fwho'ii we spoKc in yum issin.-.
now stopping with L,r
'rupee. Ir the purpose r.f having
.1 u l D.t:intf Arte
uld like to nake his home in Bates
mty, hut owins' to circumstance
HI Ko to Douglas county in the
On Tuesday the 15th a number ot
loans; folks gathered in at Dr.
trance's to spend the evening. Soon
II Iftcr the crowd gathered a report
lent out to the effect that . D.
r koistll and Mrs. Lucy Skillman were
Lamed. Hells, tin pans, shot guns
Ld everything, were soon collected
lor a noise. The boys numbered 35 ,
Vd the racket soon began. Russell
mi compelled to "set up" the candy
9 nJ himself ot the noise, and to
irry out the joke. The boys are
iow "setting up" the cigars to Mr.
tusbdl to keep from being teased
ier the sell out. .
Mr. Tom Mudd, cf Frcdonia,
Uu"t i visiting friends iu this
licinity.
Rt v. Joe Wright will preach tor
ihe people ot llurdett on the 41 n
sundry of each month.
V S. Mudd's little babe has the
crtiusus.
Bub liiack came in last week to
jvc a to. extracted.
On Wednesday the 17th, Mrs.
Ury J.i)iie, with her two liUltf bo)8
1 6 unci o veuis old, w is hitching a
tun of noises to the wagon, lor the
mrpose ot douig some errarnd, us
he team was about hitched ready for
riving, the little fellow, Charles
ku&ron Jaync, climbed upon the
ront wheel of the wagon, the horses
noved forward and threw him in
front ot the wheel, and it passed ov
er bn bseast, crushing the breath out
ol bim. lie was carried to the house
tnd placed on the bed. finding lite
'as not extinct, Dr. France was inv
ftnediately summoned. With all the
dull and medical treatment that
Icoutd be rendered, availed . nothing.
1.4:30 p. m., he was called home.
His remains were placed in the o!d
Crescent Hill cemetery, there to
wait the final judgement. The
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
may. Blessed be the name ot the
Lord. Much sympathy is manistest-
ed in behalf of the bereaved family.
Sam Stact.
home. A coat of tar and feathers
would he none to good tor the per
petrators of this deed.
A telegraph line will s mi In -v
FATAL SHOOI'INC AFFKAY
and increased the suffering.
Friends advised nit to go to an
occnlist for treatment. Accordingly
I):". Kimberliii of Kaiis.is Citv was
tbli.hed
Foster.
between l'le :;:i ;to 1 and , svlec'ed a proper person.
"Kid"
When p'a.ed under his care the
latter nart 1 it November, I was
MayeMburjr. totally b ind, and .1 wreck physically
nr. ..If. 1.. ...
we aie navim.' some very muddy j to m pain :imi ne ot improper
mud just at present. medicine, and mentally distracted
John Walker will move to Adrian i from grid.
this week.
V. B. Ewing is visiting in John
son county, this week.
We had a law suit at the school
house the ic,th. Quite a novelty tor
Mayesburg.
Tax collector Yeates has begun
levying on property tor the payment
of taxes. Yeates means business.
Your correspondent took a kind of
inventory of the cttle being fed
within a circuit ot five miles from
Mayesburg. and finds that there are
about 420 head being fed, beside
several hundred stockers. D. Gil
belt is feeding 75, Judge Ballard 1J5
Allen Price 20, C. Poag about 30,
I. Mae 20, J. B irth 32, Godwin
& Cook 95, Jack Carney 20. ). M.
Mayes 115 and B. F. Gregory about
100 which they will begin feet ing
soon, making in all about 550. What
neighborhood can beat this.
Rev. J. B. Fly ot Montrose
preached Sunday morning and even
ing at Walnut Grove, lie j" reached
an able discourse in the morning on
the subject ot "The least of the Pass
over, and gave a history ot the rise
of the Cumberland Presbytciian
chinch in the evening.
We understand that Rev. Caugh
Ian ot the M, E. church south, is in
trouble about his charge in this cir
cuit.
John Brooks had a sale Saturday,
we suppose he will move to Creigh
ton next week.
Creights-n has a paper. The
Creighton Clipper."
Mrs. J. M. Mayes has been quite
6ick for several days.
The crop ot candidates from
Mingo is going to be light this year.
Owing to the hard winter I guess.
Jake.
But I 1 o isiov happy to say after
he had cxa nm-il my eyes, and as
certained the disease and applied his
remedies, I received immediate re
bel, and the restoration to sight was
speedy and sure, being at present al
most perfect, which is very remark
able, for the tact that six months ago
I sat in utter darkness.
I give the public the benefit of my
case sincerely hoping that some un
fortunate creature may be led out ol
darkness into the sweet light ot day
as I have been.
Let those who read, think about it
and if they are not so unfortunate,
perhaps some ot their fiiends or ac
quaiutences are, and they could ren
tier them an invaluable service by
reading this to them.
1 can refer you to scores of others,
yes hundreds on whom cures have
been effected more wonderful than
the present it necessary. Some were
affected with diseases of the ear,
throat and lungs, but all have yield
eel to the skill of this truly good phy
sician.
Reader, if you are suffering from
any of the above named eliseases. do
not delay but go at once and be re
lieved ; or address Dr. Knnherhn,
Eye and Ear Infirmary, Kansas City
Missouri.
Earnestly hoping what we have
said may be the means of good to
some unfortunate fellow sufferer, I
am, Very gratefully,
Mrs. N. A. Monfort.
Pittsburg, Kas.
A Youii- (Vdar C.m.tv .Man
t'tlu- Jitid in the Settlem.-l.t
f a IYiul.
IN orts! !H - if I)
STEELE
A serious shooting aff rav occurred
Tnursday nght about 11 o'clock, at
a school house 111 Cedar c.iui:,
about three miles from Jerico, which
will cost Roy Aggerson hi lite, and
brand John Brasher as a murderer.
Aggerson and Brasher are about
iS years of age, respectively, and
have grown up together in the neigh
bo-hood. The former was the son
of a widow, and the latter's parents
are in good financial circumstances.
The two voung men had a falling
out some weeks ao, over what the
Mail's imfomarion did not know.
Thursday evening in company with
others, they went to the school house
ostensibly to attend prayer-meeting.
t the close of the services they met
together and engiged i 1 a quarrel
over 'heir pieviutis dillicuiu. Ti.e
quarrel rcw hot, and l.uhei u,id
Aggerson with a stone knocking iii o
down Aggerson aiose, and niium
threw a rock at his asN.olar.t, and
tinned to run. At iliis juncture
Brashei drew a thirty-eight calibre
revolver, and fiied, burying a bad in
Aggerson's back. The ball took
effect in the small of the back, anil
produced what is considered a fatal
wound.
In the ex ilement attending the
shooting Barsher ran off. One hoin
later a deputy sheriff w.ison his ti.uc
The hist trace had ot bi n, however,
he was at Horse CreeK, afoot, and
coming in the direction of Neveda.
The officer ariived here yesterday
afternoon, and after making inquiry
left or. the evening train going north.
W hen the officer left the doctors
were probing Aggerson s wound.
and gave it as their opinion that the
young man could not possibly recov
er.
Desires to imforrn his friends
and the miblir rin,.ti.. .u.. t
bought the nock of ' 1 "l "e "as
MADBILIE SPIKAGUIE,
CONSISTING OF
froeerieg,
rnwnm
9
WOODENWARE WAILS A WD BUILD ESR
Will continue business at the old stand and is constant! adding new
goods to his well assorted stock . Prices low and stock fresh,
CALL AND SEE HIM.
North Side of the Square, Butler, Mo.
In s-ime buildin? with John Ray, stove and Tinware dealer.
Foster.
Lots of mud again, Oh dear !
, Little Chubby Laughlin has been
wy low with pneumonia. Drs.
Wilson and Lyle have been attending
Foster now has Telegraphic con
nectlon with Butler. Now let some
good live man start a newspaper.
J. B. Walkup and family returned
from Cass County the i6thinst where
they were called by Mrs. Walkup's
orther who is very sick and nt ex
pected to live.
Elmer and Ada La
from Ft. Scott, Kan. the first of the
month whertf they have been attend
tag school.
ttttlivar that the Green View
Khool house is getting a bad reputa
tion. A few days ago one of the
Pupils openly rebelled against the
flf s of the schsol, whereupon the
teacher undertook to chastise him.
lively flight ensued, the teacher
tame out best man. No serious
damage.
Several farmers are improving the
bsd winter weather by hauling coal
to Foster. V hat a glorious thing n
to have a R. R. close to home.
The proprietors of the Foster
Houm is improving the looks of that
Wilding by having it covered with a
pleudid tin roof.
Mr. Doyke is Adams Expies
Rent at Foster. Office in Metrlers
store on the syndicate.
' Some unknown persons caught ami
picked tv.o of Mat Grays geese, then
tamed the poor geese loose to return
Careless nurses have let children fall
and injuring them fur life. They have
also given them doses ot cough mixtures
containing opiates with tatal results.
There is no danger in Red Star Cough
Cure. Free from narcotics. Onlf 25cts
Prompt, sate cure.
Personal
Mrs. N. A. Monfort, ot Pittsburg
Kansas, found her way to our office
a few days since. Our readers who
have enjoyed the little poetic gems
she has sent us will feel an increased
interest when they know that for the
most of the past year she has been
entirely blind, and the sweet thoughts
that have come to us have often
been wrung from an aching heart
However, under the skillful treat
ment of Dr. Kimberhn, her sight is
returning, tor which we are truly
glad. Mrs. Monfort says that Pitts
burg, Kansas, is growing rapidly
with its 4,500 inhabitants. The
churches are prospering. The town
contains elegant stores, large bunks,
tour zinc smelters, two large flour
mills, besides many other industries.
Mid-Continent K. C.
Much as I dislike to expose rrry
misfortunes before the public, mv
duty to those who are sufferino from
like affliction, and to the physician
to whom I am indebted for the bless
ing ot sight, I most willingly make ;
the sacrifice.
About seven years ajro my eyes
were attacked with a peculiar dis
ease, which caused blindness for
about tViree weeks, but after a few
simple remedies had been applied,
the disease seemed to be subdued.
Such proved not to be the case. Sev
eral months after thy suffered an !
attack more violent than at first !
frs frmm Opiate; JCmmNm mm Potion.
SAFE.
SURE.
mM CBABUS A. IN
CQwftAHUOBB.n.
Jim
A Teetotaller on a Tear.
Marshall, Mo., Feb. 19. The re
ceipt hereof bedalia paper, contain
ing the account and actions ot the
eloquent temperance lecturer, D. K.
Shields, in a saloon in Sedalia last
night, created quite an excitement,
Shields is Deputy G. W. C. T of
Missouri, and bas been engaged here
the past four weeks delivering tern
perance lectures There never was
such a temperance feeling worked
up here before. Through his efforts
1.500 persons signed the pledge and
organized good temperance lodges
with 350 members. A great many j
here had no confidence in Shields,
but thought he was only working for
the money there was in it. which was
$10 per lecture, and his conduct at PVtC OALki
Sedalia only strengthens this belief. CASS AND BATES COUNTY
LANDS.
Nevada, M., Feb. 17. William
QSfflff
Tr. t ifT m m
the caEaTTLMmsT
1EUY
,1AN REf,
JOHI RAY.
DEALER IN
Stoves and TiniMd
Invites the public to call on him when in need of any of these articles.
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 there
are no better made. He also carries a fine line of heaters and does not
want the
Large Profits Asked bv Many Dealero,
as he 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, MO.
1.
Cares Rheumatism, Neuralgia
LnVUnin Ttiw.
rill mill PKrarrTfcNT
I Ul I MIH AT DRl'OOISTS AKD DKALEBS.
TU CBiaLES A. VOGELM X, BALTIBORE. ID.
A Clear Skin
Again and again the trouble return- 1 . . e ,
edwiih increased effect until total s .nT a .part Of beauty;
blindness as the sd result. ! but lt ,s a Part- Eve,7 lady
w niu-t.0:.. , 1 ; may have lt at least, what
une pinsician pronounce! it one j , i ... ' ..
thm-. ,) , c .t i looks like lt. Magnolia
irung and another something elsiv , . , . , .
cairn Dom tresnens ana
but all failed to ,rive me the slightest j
relief : on the contrarj-, their treat-j
ment only ajrrevated the disease '
S W 5 V Krr. lounwlim .4 rrtnrri.
Thomas, aged 26 years,night switch j,. " .
man, was crushed to death a three w- U sec- 5- township 46, rane 3..
, , , . . . ... ,- S. i sec. 5. township 46, range . . .
o'clock this nwmng while making N. N. g yA 6f ioWrship 46.
a coupling on account ot a difference range 33.
, , . , , , This land is in Ravmorc township, Cas6
in the style ot the drawheads. He rountr, Mj., on JacKson county line, 2;
was recently married, and the young miles from Kansas City, and joins th.
wite is in a dangerous condition. lndAof E Yos' SB' f; H"st0,, a"d
rw,. . , . . V. H. Colburn. It is i miles north-
The coroner s jury returned a ver east of Belton and i miles northwest ot
diet that the deceased came to his R.jmore, one half mite from railroad,
death while in the faithful discharge and is the land Reuben Mastin has had
of his duties as an employe tor tht Uased from the Allen heirs, of Kentuckv
Missouri Pacific railroad, on account S'. "p.red J.n
ot criminal negligence ot said com- 'Also 'the following land in Elkhart
pany. township. Bates connty, Mo. W. j N.
W. and S. E. N. W. J section 26, town
ship 41, range 31. This land u all tilla
ble. Also the following laud:
S. )iS. E. sec. 18, township 42,
"aKe 5-
S. )t lot , S, tec 18, township. 42,
nge33-
S. 2 N. E. sec. 19, twp. 42, range 33.
N. It E. sec. ig, twp. 42, range 33.
Lot3 S. i fract. sec. 19, township 42,
raiee.W-
t'h land ii in Bates coif iy. Mo., and
is on line of Miami countr, Kas., and
iohs land ot Carroll.Gunne'l and others
toe prices and all intonr.ation call on
S. C. ALLEX,
at Hotel Harrisonrille,
Harrisonville, Cass ounty, Mo.
beautifies.
Si
Off on all
S m .ri A IT G T .T?.T?rp
SsWfl S BwLBsLte WF Sfl BM Bte Jtm I
This reduction so early in the season off
of the
EXTREMELY LOW 1MCRS
That we have been selling them certainly
will not leave
A SINGLE CARMEMT
For us to carry until another season.
Ivef y thiag Lo w to Clean upj
Our stock before taking inventory
CAXL AND SEE
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J. M. McKIBBEN.I