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BITTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1887.
NO. 51
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11 1 11 1 Hi 11 in hi Hi
y Notice to teacher : Public Ex-rider-
oination for the benefit ot those per
0, ni desiring to teach in Bates county,
fill be held on the 3d Saturday of each
laun. Jonth in the Ohio street school house,
I nf) Mtler, Mo., and on the 1st Saturday of
ch month in the West side school house,
hirtn cn "," ' t,ie examinat,on com
pacing each day at 9 o'clock, A. M.
w. w. UKAVE5.
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e lat-ived.
W. E. TUCKER,
DENTIST,
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UTLER,
MISSOURI.
OKFICE OPERA HOUSE.
Lawyora,
W. BADQKR
LAWYEB.
nil practice in all court . All legal business
knell v attended to. Office ever Bates Co. Ka-
iuter f"1 Bnk Butler. Mo.
PARKINSON ft GRAVES,
ATTORN JS AT LAW.
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. 1 1 viucc ncn oiuc ouuarc. over ianf
"""Uown'aDrug Store,
part-'
HOLCOMB A SMITH.
LAWYERS
ICTLKB, MO. Office front room over Bates
Coaaty Rational Bana.
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jths.
65c,
rorth
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offer
m W. SILVERS.
ATTORNEY d LAW
Will practice in Bates and adjoining
bounties, In the Appellate Court nt Kansas
Pity, and in the Supreme Court at Jeffer
son wit j.
EjrUrricE North bide square, ever
U. L. McBrlde's. ttf
l'tivmiolauss.
90c
J. R. BOYD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office East Side Square, over
Max Werner's,
19-iy Butler, Mo.
900.00
400.00
$ 33.80
It 50
80. CO
174.110
10.23
C9 00
2.90
81 76
47.40
13.90
6.00
10. W
49.60
44.73
5.97
10.00
37.30
63.35
22.25
34.10
7.30
15.00
15.00
10.00
47.30
8.50
128.00
S.00
5.60
9.83
11 75
34 30
13.00
9.00
3.00
3.50
92.30
1400.00
230.60
300.00
300.00
900.00
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DR. J. M. CHRISTY,
HOMOEOPATHIC
' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, front room over P.' O. ' All ' calls
answered at office dir or 'nieht.
i Special attention given, to female dis
eases. .
rp C. BOULWARE, Physician and
X Surgeon. Office north side sauare.
Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chiU
ten a specialty. t
DRS. FR1ZELL & RICE.
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS
AND ACCOUCHEURS.
Office over their drug store on North
Main street, Butler, Mo.
ecret Bocletiea.
atASONll.
Butler Lodge, No. aca, meets the first
Saturday In each month.
Miami Chapter Royal Arch Masons,
No. 6, meets second Thursday In
month.
Gouley Cotnmandery Knights Templar
meets the first Tuesday In each month.
t. o. o. FELLOWS.
Bates Lodge No. 1S0 meets every Mon
day night.
Butler Encampment No. 6 meets the
and and ath Wednesdays In each month
IOCHj
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ere.
we
toes
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han
2 at
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xcd
of
Cockle's buIious Pills.
This old English Family Medicine in
use for 86 years all over the world, tor
Bile, Ind gestion, Liver, Ac.
Of Fare, Vegetable Ingredients.
From Mercury.
THOROUGHBRED
Poland CJiinn Swine,
C
For Sale by
EITHER SEX.
ii Miles West oX Butle
.T, 11. ALLISCXN,
M o. 50 3m
or
150,
buj
.75.
DOR & PIERCE BARBERS.
Shop on North Side Square. We
give special attention to Ladies and
Children's hair cutting. We keep
tho best of Barbers, also grind scis
sors and razors. Everything first
class. All work guaranteed. Give
us a call.
County Conrt Proceedings.
Inquest caae, Wm. Graham, 21.27
C. J. Moore, school loan. 300.00
Deed made to the Adam Howell graveyard.
In that township, to Jas. Keeton, S C. Main
and Jas. Crooks.
Patent granted to Seneca for Lot
No. 3 of the southwest quarter and Lot No. 7
of the sontbeast qasiter or section 33, Twp. 39,
range 31.
Dram shop license granted to Henry Ksune,
Jas. Jeffries, Geo. A. Todd. Butler; B. F.
Mldklff, Handle Bros., Rich Hill.
C. P. Perkins, school loan.
Isaac belters, ' "
Accounts Allowed:
Ssrah Powell, support pauper, $
Mary E. Elledge, support pauper,
M. R. McKinsley, bridge work.
Mrs. Mary Hall, keeping poor farm,
American Clothing House pauper
goods,
II. H. Do no hoe, bridge work,
Jno. Atklson.
G. E Cstterlin. ser brdg com.
W. T. Johnson, assessing Elkhart,
Sam Levy A Co, mdse county offices.
E. II Carter, pauper coffin,
Geo. D. Barnard A Co. . Probate Judge.
" Recorder.
R. A T. A. Ennis. cir clerk.
Bennett. Wheeler A Co, pauper,
Geo. D Barnard A Co. cir clerk.
Joe C. Brown, assessing Homer twp,
I. N. Smith, assessirg Deepwater twp
J. E. Harper, supplies Recorder,
Jno Ray A Co, supplies crt house,
Wm. F. Rosier printing,
M. V. Owen, support pauper,
Sam Boyd, "
Western Enterprise, nub. school com
missioner's card, . "
J. D. Allen A Co., printing,
Power Bros . lumber poor farm,
C. K. Dement, coal for connty,
Jewett A Hickman, mdse. sheriff.
Max Weiner, mdse poor farm.
Oscar tteeder, rep. office and stamps,
A L. McBride A Co. , mdse county,
T M. Broaddas, assessing Shawnee,
C. O'Rear. wolf scalp,
Sam Halo, support psaper.
Dr. W. K. Craig, med. ser. pauper,
N A. Wsde. printing,
Mrs Geo. Patterson, support paaper,
Jas K. Kelso, school loan.
W II. Mead,
T..1I. Dickinson, school loan,
Adolpb Olsea school loan,
D. K. Williams, school loan.
Error, corrected In school loan of
Wright.'
Petition of J. G McPsak, et al to vacate el
ley between blks. 94 and 96, In tho Tillage of
Walnut, granted. 1
BrtdgS Commissioner 3eo. E. Catterlln
makes report on bridge on Appleton City road.
approved..,,
Petition Of J L. Standlsh. R. V Whits, et
al. to vacate all that partoi Standlsh's addition
to the village of Hume, north of the south tiae
of Oak street, la said addition, and to remit
the taies on same, granted. ;
Geo. M. Tahhoy appointed Justice of the
Peace la Deepwater township, vice J. H.
Fletcher resigned.
Patent granted Jno. M. Massie to southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter and tho south
west quarter of the northeast qosrter of sec
tion 13, Twp. 43, range 29. -
Chas. Cook, appointed Trustee of Charlotte
township vice J. C. Biggs, resigned.
Patent granted to Marlon A. Yoakum lo Lot
28, section 6, Twp. 39, range S3.
Patent granted to Jno. M. Massie to no nw.
nwffv.andswnw of section 17. and ne ne,
section 18, Twp. 43, rangs 99 .
Credit given collector for $110 on taxes of
1887 on Wk, 7. Lots, Bleb Hill.
Tboa. P. Campbell, school loan, 9830
School loan granted V. B. Vandyke for $100.
School loan granted G. G Wood. 9230.
Dram shop license granted to R. D. Jones,
Rich Hill, and Shobe A Oliver 8bobe,
Surplus chain around court house yard sold
to A. L McBride A Co.. VI M.
ihe following collectors' bond approved
J. W Lewis, West Point township.
R. N. Stubblefleld, Summit
A. A. Clauneh , Mound ' '
L. W.'Coleman, West Boone township.
Wm A. Bates, Howard "
A. B. Owen, Grand River "
E. H . Carter, Rockville '
J. A. Wright. East Boone "
T. N. Board. Spruce "
J. F. Smith. Osage
Z.J. Williams, Mt Pleasant
John Hornback, New Home "
Jas. B. Henry, Shawnee "
Patent granted to B. F. Watkina to nw nc.
and n 1-4 sw ne section 35, Twp 40, range 33
School loan granted to A. Hartshorn for
$330.
C. C. Duke appointed Trustee of Mt. Pleas
ant township vice Aaron Bell, resigned.
J. E Thomas, lumber for bridge, $1.80,
Bridge Commissioner ordered to make an es
timate for the following bridges: wooden
bridge across Muddy In Osage township; one
in West Boone between Cass and Bates coun
ties
Ordered by court that 92S5 be set aside to re
pair Grand River bridge, between Cass and
Bates counties.
School loan granted Eva Lewis, $500
School loan granted Ida Weaver, $740.33.
Lyman A. Orr, 3 daya ssrvices stenographer
circuit court, $50.
T L. Harper, making tax book, $283.95.
T. L. Harper, making merchants tax book,
$13.92.
Bridge Commissioner ordered to hare bridge
repaired over Bone Fork.
ti. G. Glnxebrook, keeping Wymer, $rt.
John Keeton. " " $3.
Bridge Commissioner ordered to have bridge
repaired between Rich Hill and Carbon Cen
ter. Commissioner ordered to rebuild bridge near
poor farm, also to repair Miama bridge on Rich
Hill road.
Jno II. Sullens. Investigating and examin-
0
vercoat Ueate at la
The signal service foretells colder weather OVER COAT WEATHF.T?
Being thus forewarned you should not fail to be forearmed against any wintry blast with one of
THOSE WARM. SERVICEABLE OVERCOATS OF OURS.
which we are closing out so very cheap; Never before have we given such values for the money
Remember we are closing out our entire stock at prices much below its real value, giving you
FEBRUARY GUT PRICES FOR THE WHOLE SEASON;
We are determined to have our stock at its lowest possible limit by January 1st, when there will "" .
be a change in our firm. - 8S'
WE WILL SELL IF LOW PRICES WILL DO IT
DOH'T
let that cold ol yours run on.' You
think it is a light thing. But it may run
into catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or
into consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia i
dangerous. Consumption is death it
sell. The breathing apparatus must be kept
heal'.hv and clear ot all obstructions anO
ofiensive matter. Otherwise there b.
trouble ahead
All the diseases of these parts, head.
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully and entirely cured
by the use of Boschee's German Syrup.
It you don't know this already, thou
sands and thousands ot people can tell
ou. T'ey have been cured bv it and
know how it is themselves." Bottle
only 7 5 cents. Ask anv druggist.
4- yr e o w.
OVERCOATS.
$ 3.50 overcoats reduced to
500
7.00
10.00
14.00 "
16.50
20.00
$2.50.
3.75.'
5.00
7.50.
10.00
1550
16-50
your own price.
Boys' and Children's overcoats at
Bring in the boys and we will guarantee price to be
lower than elsewhere.
UNDERWEAR.
Our stock of underwear was never before so large nor
so cheap. We can suit you in any material and in
any quality.
Mens Merino only 25c.
Mens all wool scarlet only 50c.
Mens all wool scarlet, best only $1.12 1-2.
Mens Camels Hair only one dollar.
Mens Camel Hair, best, only $1.37 1-2.
Mens Canton Flannel Drawers only 25c.
Mens Canton Flannel Shirts, only 35c.
Compare these prices with prices advertised by other
firms and you will find them much lower.
Trustee's Sale.
Whereas John Msasrltv. who declared him
self to be single and unmarried, by his deed of
sruss aaieu nov. sin. . 1M83, ana reeordea in the
recorder's office within and for Bates eoantv.
Missonrl. in book No. Si, page 180, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the following de
scribed real estate lying and being situate in
tbe county of Bates and 8tate or Missouri, to
il : Tbe west half of tbe northMat nnurtar-
and the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarterof section sixteen, (18) township thirty-
Dins w) 01 rugs ininy-iaTee (Bo) containing
120 acres more or less, which conveyance was
made in trust to secure the pavment of one
certain note fully described In said deed of
trust; and whereas, default has been made In
tne payment or said note, now long past duo
and unpaid. Now, therefore, at the request
or the legal holder of said note and pursuant to
tho conditions or said deed or trust, I wUI pro
ceed to sell the above described premises at
pablio vendne, to tbe highest bidder for cash,
at the east front door of the court hsnu In tha
cty of Butler, county of Bates and state of
Missouri, on
Thursday, December 8th., 1887,
between the hours of 9 o'clock la tho forenoon
and s o'clock in the afternoon of that day, for
the purposes of satisfying said debt. Interest
and costs. C. C. Dean.
No. si. Trustee.
The above goods are very cheap dirt cheap. Remember that we are closing out J our entire
stock and will sell you anything in our line much below its real value. Be sure you see our
goods before buying and we will save you money. ", . . .,-.
AMERICAN CLOTHING HOUSE.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
November, 7th., 1887.
Jas. M. Hawkins vs. Mo. Pac. By.
Co.; dismissed.
E. A Ewing, S. C Franklin, J. E.
Thomas and U. IS. Liudwick sworn
as deputies. -
Lyman A. Orr sworn as court ste
nographer.
Sandwich MTg. Co. vs. D. U. .Ed
wards; dismissed.
Geo. F. Williams vs. B. F. Wilson;
dismissed.
Novehbkb 8th., 1887.'
et. al. judgment for plaintiff. !
NoyxMBXB 12th, 1887.
Pleasant Hill Milliner Co. vs. Mo.
Pac, Railway. Co., verdict for deft
State vs. Nathan Uodfrey, arraign
ed, plead hot guilty, felonious assault.
State vs. Nathan Uodlrey: carrying
concealed weapons, arraigned, plead
not guilty.
State vs. Ueorge Cravens; arraign
ed,- plea not guilty; set for Nov. 18th,
188T. "
State vs. Thoa. Kelly: arraigned,
plea 'not ' guilty; set for Nov. 18tn,
MONDAY, KOVIMBXB 14TH, 1887.
Moline Plow Co. vs. Wm. Moore;
Mary A. Ellis vs. St L. & E. By.
Co.; continued to Not. 17, 1887.
Jos. Butler vs. St Jj. & t. By. Co.; I ludfirment for plaintiff.
same. I Jas. II. Beckett vs. . u. uooie,
State of Mo. vs. Hardin Hams: I et al ; judgment for plaintiff.
plea of guilty, committed to ten days! , J. W. Ennis, adm'r vs. D. E. Wy-
ln jau.
Same vs same; nolle pros.
Mel choir Fox and John Fox nat
uralized.
Caroline Samstatr vs. H. C. Fran
cisco; verdict lor plaintiff.
coff; continued.
Sarah Wilcox et al vs. Jno. big-
eins et al; lugment for plaintiff.
Nichols, Shepard & Co. vs. W. L.
Oee et al; judgment for plaintiff.
David ljaskey vs. KJt. X. ixng:
Now come the grand jury and re- judgment for plaintiff.
turn into court the following indict
ments:
Nathan Godfrey for carrying con
cealed weapons; Nathan Godfrey for
assault; R. T. Vanhorn for grand
larceny; Dwight Smith for assault
R. C. Black et al vs J. W. Alexan
der; judgment for plaintiff.
Round Prairie Items.
Nice rain Wednesday morning.
it J 1. " A.
uorn garnering in una Yicimiy is
Wm. F. Fiirnish vs. Ma Pac. By. I tMng the p t
Mr. Jas. Mock was ordained elder
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church last Sunday by Bev. Poteet
of Foster.
Married on Nov. 10th, 1887, at the
residence of the bride's parents, in
the presence of relatives and inti
mate friends,- Miss May Horner to
Mr. A. J. Oolev. both of Hudson
Twp, Bev. Henry Price, officiating.
The bride is the youngest of three
daughters and is a prize tnat is not
drawn every day. The croom is a
nice young gentleman of splendid
deportment and worthy of the prize
he has captured. We congratulate
them and may they never have rea
son to regret this great move. The
inf air was given at tbe residence of
the groom's parents on Nov. 11th.
More Anon,
DlCZB.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is herebv riven, that letters of admin-
istration upon the estate or Addison Price, de
ceased have been granted to the nnderslned. ,
by the Bates county probate court, in Bates
county. Missouri, bearing date tho 8th day of
novemoer. JW7. ah persons nsving otauns
against said estate are required to exhibit them
to ae for allowance, within one year from tho
date of said letters, or they may do precluded
rrom any oenens 01 sucn estate; ana ir eeia
claims be not exhibited within two years from,
the date of aald publication of thla noUee, tbey
will be forever barred. Wis. H. Dairon.
Njal- Administrator.
Public Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby riven, that bv virtue of aa
order ofthe Probate Court of Bates Connty.
Missonrl. made on tbe 7th day of October.
1H87, the undersigned Publlo Administrator for
saideouaty, has taken charge of tho estate of
John W. Abernathy, deceased.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are required to oxlblt tnem to mo for al
lowance within one year alter tho date of
said order, or tbey may be precluded from any
benefit or such estate; and if said claims be -
not exibited within two years from the date or
this pablication, they will bo forever barred.
This 2nd day or November. 1W7. ,
i. W. KNM9,
Publio Adaainlstraior.
, For Sale.
250 high grade. Merino Sheep.
mostly young and in good fix. About
200 ewes. Address H. Philbrick,
Bich HU1, Mo. 2t ;
STAR
SHOEING
Another church dance at the resi
dence of Mr. Tipton on last Friday
eve.
One of our young bloods was seen
last Thursday evening considerably
below freezing on account of his
Samuel Potts; girl going with another fellow.
Emitt rloolc visited tne iamuy 01
Wilson MTg Co. vs. Mr. F. M. Steele, near btumptown,
judgment for plain- j last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret waiK ana iamiiyoi
Ing school loans. Si.
Judge Jno.
II Sullens. per diem mileage
county judge. i 30.
Clark Wi per diem A mileage co judge S6 30.
T.4 Boswell " " i5.80.
Kdward Kesler, Insane pauper, ordered sent
to asylum No. 3 at Nevada.
W. . Craig, conveying Sealer to asylum
AsyIum Ko. S, board of Ed. Lesler, months
7180.
Co.; verdict for plaintiff, $5,000.
November 10th.. 1887.
C. H. Burton vs. Mo. Pac. By.
Co.; judgment for plaintiff, $2,100.
First National Bank vs S. P. Cox;
judgment for plaintiff.
M. E. Holton vs.
same.
Wheeler &
Henry Evans;
tiff.
Hubble vs. Hines: continued. I Vernon county, were visiting Mrs.
J. H. Chandler vs. Christopher Anna Oolev and other friends last
Tjpirrhtv: indtrment for nlainfiff. I week.
R. D. Williams vs. A. J. Welliver. Mr. Englew Stevenson says he has
et al; same. the boss "taters" of the season, hav-
Novembeb 11th., 1887. ing several sweet potatoes weighing
The followmcr indictments were five pounds and upwards
returned: j Those persons who are interesting
ClMTtre Cravens, for highway rob-! themselves SO much about US will
bery; Thomas Kelly, for grand lar- call around at our satin quilted
ceny; Stephen Staley, for perjury: sanctum, we will be pleased to await
Mftrv Stnlpv. for rwrirrrv: Reese Mav-1 them A La Sullivan.
bee for gambling: R. J. Nickels, for Mr. Jeff Mock will leave for Hli
tramblinc: Carl Pointer, sellincr lia- nois Sunday night on business and
uor: Jas Goodman for carrying con-1 pleasure combined. Safe trip
olwl ttponnns I lnf a nf frm is what we wish
Grand jury now adjourned. j Rev. Henry Price delivered a good
StAiA nf Mn va R .T Xiflrla. ar-l ltiirft on dancinf last Sunday nint.
raigned, plead guilty and fined $10. If the balance of the ministers ofthe
S S. Varnes vs. Lt D. Kisner. cnn-lcrosTjel would come down
tinned. ivice as he does it mi
J. Everingham vs. Jno. F. Herall,foT the community.
for the
meeting
plan to
through
rht
on
be
and
this
best
Vinton Items.
Our nont-omee will soon chance
hands. J. B. Simpson will hold the
office vice T. Webb, resigned.
Willow Branch li. b. is now
runnir g order. Last Saturday night
the question of local option was dis
cussed and the affirmative came out
victorious. . : -
Dame rumor has it that there will
be a wedding in the near future. No
doubt the parson will hate to lose
his daughter, but we suppose he will
I have to Barret
The township committee
Sabine Pass B. B. held a
Friday night to discuss a
obtain the right of way
West Point township.
Willow Branch S. S. closed last
Sunday until next April.
Daniel Stewart is erecting a large
barn near his residence.
Gen. J. O. Shelby purchased 36
head of cattle of Mr. W'ells, of Bel-
ton.
Mark Yates was deputized consta
ble and has been busy summoning
witnesses and jurymen lor squire
White's court, Saturday.
Get there Dicer, get there Dummy;
we always knew there would be an
outcome in you yet
Forest finder is attending ine
Butler Academy this winter.
We wonder if Bud Griders best
girl has gone back on him or what
in the world has happened.
J. W. Badger attended 'Squire
White's court Saturday and, as usu
al, brought out his client victorious.
The Sabine Pass Co. have their
prospect drill in position at Capt
Nickol's farm.
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South east corner square, at Bntlov
I where they keep the Perkins light
steel shoe for light traveling horses
and the heavy Burden shoe for farm
or draft horses. You can get a first
class job of shoeing done at this
shop at prices to compare with any
other first-class shops in town. Give
us a call and try it
JACK GIPSON,
Proprietor. .
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