The Butler weekly times., February 10, 1892, Image 1

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VOL. XIV.
BUTLER, MISSOURI, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1892.
NO. 12
Missouri
OF BUTLER, MO.
Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections ami
does a General Banking Business.
DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS.
In the Real Estate Loan Department Make loans
on Real Estate on loner or short time at
lowest rates without delay.
Allen, Mrt I.evlna
lioulware, TC. I'hyalr.lan
Iturk, Monroe farmer
liallard, J N Farmer
drown, I.nia
liarilett, Kdmond Farmer
Kryner. Margaret
heir, II It Farmer
Coleman. Sam'l I.
i ariitliem. 1 A Farmer
Jhriatv. J M I'hyalclan
iurk, Hubert farmer
l.'ourtney, J M Stock Dealer
heerwenter. John Farmer
I-evy Sam Dry
.Morrison. C II
Miller, Air Farmer
McCracken, A Farmer
McCracken, Uobt Farmer
Owen, M V Farmer
Pharls, John Grocery
havia. J it Foreman Tmicaofllcel'owell. Hooker
mans, j t Grocery
Imtclier. C II I'rof Normal Sch PiKott, II II Bank Clerk
lieArmond, l A, M C Hosier, .1 M Farmer
Kvana, John Farmer Keeder. Oscar
KverinKham, J I'hynlclan liadford, (J lias H Farmer
I reeinam, Caroline aii'l tliza Keinner. J W Insurance
Fowler, Isaac
Sullens, J L Banker
WM. E. WALTON
LOOKER POWELL
rresident
vice-president
TIIK KANSAS ALLIANCE SPLIT.
Siib-Treasiirj ites Determined t Rule
the Whole Party A Fight Certain
Topeka, Kan., Feb. 4. The ex
ecutive committee of tho state Far
mers' alliance held a long session
here to day and in addition
to its regular business discussed the
row which it precipitated by ap
pointing an anti eubtreasury delega
tion to tho St. Louis conference
The coianiittee seemed disposed to
back down from the position it so
quietly took and to be willing to set
tle everything by compromise.
The call issued by the national
council authorized the state execu
tive committee to appoint live dele
gates lo represent Kansas at the
conference. Tho committee, through
the influence of such opponents of
the stiblreasury scheme as W. II.
Flams and Frank McGrath, named
five delegates who were known to
be opposed to this scheme. When
this was thoroughly understood by
the eubtreasury men a revolt was
organized headed by the Marshall
county alliance and the work of elect
ing delegates to the conference is
now going on independent of the
nction taken by the executive com
mittee. The executive committee has dis
covered that Kansas is entitled to
twenty delegates instead of five and
is inclined to believe that the dele
gates elected by the district conven
tions should be entitled to the priv
ilege accorded the committee's dele
gates. This would mean a divided
delegation from Kansas. The sub
treasury men, however, will not be
satisfied with such arrangements,
but elected bv the district conven
tions be admitted to the conference
and that the five appointed by the
committee be excluded.
The fifth district convention will
lineet at Clay Center to morrow to
fleet delegates.
18 Pounds of Blood,
s about the quantity nature allows
0 an adult person. It is of the ut-
nost importance that the blood
should be kept as pure as possible.
Sv its remarkable eures or scrofula,
alt rheum, etc., Hood's Sarsaparilla
.. 1 L 1 1 1 A
ias proven its ciaim 10 me Desi
lood purifier.
V.ip a iriifrnl family cathartic we
Confidently recommend Hood's Pills.
;'hey should be in every home med
iae chest.
Considerable Consolation .
Ft. Scott Tribune.
A young wife who lost her hus
baud by death in a Colorado mine,
telegraphed her father iu this city
in these succinct words: "Dear John
died this morning; loss fully cover
ed by insurauce." What a yast
aiuouut of grief tho magnanimous"
insurance company can allay.
Three Horrible M Women.
BudaPesth, Feb. 6 A judicial
inquiry recently held at Nensatez, a
town of Huugarv, on the Danube,
has resulted iu the indictment of
three old women named Piouieski,
Kurgakoov and Keruacz for the
murder of ten peasants. It was
(harged that the ciimis were in
stigated by the wives of the victims.
The inquiry also revealed the exist
ence of a class of professional poison
ers lmncr in village of Southern
l Hungary.
Stale
$110,000.
STOCK HOLUEBSJ
Haye, John C. Slayback, Ki
ilardiDRer, W X Farmer Smith, i l LUeryman
Hickman, G Ii Furniture dealer Smith, John Tl.awver
Heath, I it Starke, I. 15 Iinutv eircuit clerk
Jenkina, J U Canhler Turner, Mr) M K Capitalist
Kinney. Don Aaa't Cashier Tncker. V E Dentist
Goods A CIothingTj ler, W II Farmer
Farmer
Vorla. Frank M Farmer
VauKhari. J M Caiiitalist
Wvatt, II C l.nmter dealer
Wells, Wiley Teacher
West, It G fcarmer
Wolfe. Pattle
Walton, H'm E Cashier
Wright, T J Capitalist
Weiner, Max Hoots & Shoes
Walls, Wm Farmer
Walton, G W Farmer
Walla. J T Physician
Whipple. N L I'hv-itian
wniiamai U V Farmer
Farmer
J. R. JENKINS
DON KINNEY
cashier
Asst. cashier
Virginia Items.
Rain, raiu; the next cry will be
mud, mud. Wo mortals can always
find something to grumble at
W P Duval says that he was sick
but as for him being dead and buri
ed, that he wishes to brand in every
particular as untrue. . . .Uncle Israel
Nestlerode will surely get well if he
keeps on improving as he has in the
last few days Dr Glesby of Amu
ret met Dr Mitchell in consultation
ou Rosa Nestlerode' 8 case.... W' in
Smith Br., was circulating a subscrip
tion list for the purpose of securing
funds to liquidate the burial ex
penses of Stephen Adams. The
people of this neighborhood auJ
the business ineu of Butler all con
'ributed their mite. We will say
that Mr S. is the right man for the
place, he makes a splendid solicitor.
W G Bard, Wm Smith and Pierce
Hacket last week presented to the
county oourt the facts existing in
regard to the destitution of Stephen
Adams' family. We are glad to
learn that the county court acted
on their advice and made a liberal
appropriation to supply their imme
diate wants Prof. Wheeler is
having a very interesting singing
school at Graudview school house;
iu some respects he surpasses the
uoted singing master from Arkan
saw. . . .The birthday party at Mon
roe Burks was a very enjoyable af
fair, so report the young people. . . .
Yes sir, there is no dodging it, the
law prescribes it, the collector will
demand it, and you will have to pay
it. We refer to the notice in last
weeks' Times in regard to the pay
ment of taxes by Feb1 20. . . .Elmer
Garner sends the booming Times to
his sister, Miss Rosa Garner in Chi
cago. . . .On account of the inclem
ent weather the long looked for dis
cussion at McFadden's hall was post-
p ned until Saturday night Feb. 13,
at which time the literary society
will close up its affairs for the sea
son .... Look out for a wedding in
high life soon Lewis Dudley
and Cyrus Nestlerode are opening a
coal bank in Virginia . . Miss Sarah
Oldham is visiting in Virginia this
week. .. .Henry. Feeback arose one
morning lately, roached his hair,
gave his moustache and extra twist,
burnished up his collar buttou.leap
ed into his buggy and doubled him
self up into a double bow knot and
with awful laughter that betokened
joy within started for D. B. Nestle
rode's, calling that dignitary and
his first words were, "thank the
Lord Dan, its a girl.-' To his sur
prise Dan jumped about ten feet
high, knocked his heels together,
threw his arms around wildly and
gave one long, loud and prolonged
shout, as he winked and blinked and
hollowed 7 times as he struck the
ground the words shot out clear and
short "a girl, be gad, I have one too
....Miss Rosa Gamer of Chicago
will come home on a yisit soon . .H.
D Fendersou and wife now reside in
Foster " Mrs Emanuel Nestlerode
is on the sick list UDcle Joel
Zinn will ecou start for Miudeu. in
the Nation C. Porter sold his
farm to Grant Garner Amos
Lockridge came sailing home from
Butler the other dav in a new wag
on
Ike
L;gLi will
soon move to
Tex? . . . .Parry Henderson has his
new house almost completed
John Hedger wants to buy a fresh
cDW....For valentines lace and
comic I have them. The 14th is
near at handxome early and get first
I choice. .We interviewed G. W. Park
further as to tLe tub treasury, he
says he read iu some platform
t ijual lights to all and special privi
leges to iio one. "Now, Mr. Cur I
will have to give ruy idea of the sub
treasury according to the book that
I learned fiom in my boyhood days,
the d ays I refer to when a person
s:iiii you could not have special
privileges over your neighbors he
meant what they mid. All are ejual
befoi e ti e law. There is nothing
raised but what is perishable except
cotton and Uhaoco. Corn an I
wheat w 11 not I-eep li ng in large
bulk. I will t 1 1 you Mr. Cur just
how I look at the matter, the wagon
maker should hate the same right
to put his wagons in the warehouse
as the farmer his wheat, they are as
much his labor as the other; the
man that makes tables should have
the same right to btoie his table in
the warehouse; the stove maker, the
wheelbarrow maker and last but not
least tho man that makes cribs with
rockers on for the sweet little dar
lings should by all means have the
right to place them in the Bub-treas-uiy
and receive his little NO per cent.
My mother used to read out of a
little book that King James had
something to do with, that said that
we are all equal before the law.
N. M. Nestlerode.
This is 3Ieant for Yon.
It has been truly said that half the
world does not know how the other
half lives. Comparatively few of us
have perfect health, owing to the
impure condition of our blood. But
we rub along from day to day, with
scarcely a thought, unless forced to
our attention, of the thousands who
are suffering from scrofula, salt
rheum aud other serious blood dis
orders, and whse agonies can only
be imagined. The marked success
of Hood's Sarsaparilla for these
troubles, as shown in our advertis
ing columns frequutly, certainly
seems to justify urging the use of
this excelleut medicine by all who
know that their blood is disordered.
Every claim in behalf of Hood's
Sarsaparilla is fully backed up by
what the medicine has done and is
s till doing, and when its proprietors
urge is merits and its use upen all
who suffer from impure blood, in
great or small degrees, they certain
ly mean to include you.
Double Branch Items
The cold weather has come and
gone. The last few days reminds
us that the balmy spring will soon
be here The young ladies of Wil
low Branch are contemplating a leap
year party in the near future
Several new cases of La Grippe in
this neighborhood Mr. Gough
aud family are having a severe time
with the La Grippe Uncle Bert
Haskins and family are improving.
There will be an open meeting
of the union at Double branch school
house on Feb. 13tb....Miss Allie
Dillon is quite sick with la grippe. .
Miss Eva Vance was the guest of
F. M. Steele on Saturday and Sun
day .... Mr. Bridgman aud wife have
returned home from their visit at
Eldorado Springs While Rev.
Ellis was holdiug a protracted rent
ing at Pleasant Valley, the boys were
indulging in a freindly fight; no
bones broken. Take care, boys,
some of you will get to take a trip
to Butler, as circuit court is in ses
sion.... The next Sunday school
convention will be held at Double
Brasch church Charley Bryant
is building a large poultry house on
his farm .Mr. White is quite sick
Dr. Lee was called to the bed
side of Nathan Godfrey a few days
ago; he was taken worse again .
The little child of Mr.
and Mrs.
Charley Goueh is
dangerously ill,
...J. Evans is
. Wonder if the
school house as
with pneumonia...
slowly improving . . .
union boys left the
clean as Miss Vance
left it Friday
eve? Among the ladies taking
ahorse back ride Sunday evejim?
we noticed Miss Liza Allison
Things we would like to know:
Where the road overseer was last
Sunday night? Whether Mies Vance
marked a certain young rnau tardv
last Tuesday or not? What 4 00k a
certain yc ug man out to early Mon
day morning? Where that beautiful
neck tie came from?. . . .Never mind,
boys dr 't get mad, maybe you will
get a new neck ue before leap year
is over. Little Jessie.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher" Castoria
Circuit tourt I'rcceedintrs.
M K JUrtic w Mo Coal d: I'uu t
amended petaii d ti !.
Rich Iliii Toa vs M t t'ac Kv C,
t-tiDulaton for couiiuuaiK-tf.
w O Schei.i-4 v3 Oiivnf Bjt:er, in ituia
for cats ami ai w-r rH-i.
J 8 Fraih'.iii c ul vs itclenuur Baker
Gro Co et a!, death of piff, S 1 (.-, sut
j;e8!ed. E L Rice ex rel J K Or. ai vs w M Ar
Dout. motion for os: iSiett.
w u .Met Hire- v. Hn; Pfo-t
filed.
answer
Jot ii Mi.c v.- t-ti.-rii Coa! Miniu
rooMou for ct liie i
to,
J N Booth el ul H.Lry Moudv, Al
fred aud Autin Moiidy tile iutt rpieaa.
Gau-s & M.eitoti Mat Co vs .ame, sillle
enrv.
K L B;irt(') t-t al v -ati.e, smne t-utrv.
Sratvex r. l S M 1) ivic v- J (' Luih.
lin et al, de(erdt-nt tiles return To writ.
MirtliH Duncan i Nil- liinH:iu. an. j
wer tiied. j
Ml:. nit; K Il.uris.'tl vs llir.'i tiooiirirk j
ft al, drf:s liifil notice of a pplie-Uion f.,r !
con! inuuiu r ; rontinu-d. i
Mrv F I'unt t vs Tims 1, Hen dr rson, i
No 200 nn . r 1
Fred Kii-ri, ,lr S K Black t a!,
Sillle. !
w A Sunt ii vs c B Lewis a!, in ruc,
for csi mil 1 Mnswt-r.
M K M.irun vs Mo Cusl (Ton Co, de.
murrer to l-t court And motion to stnk
out 2,id coun'.
w O Sclifiu-k vs City of Built r. silida.
vlt and notice tl't-d for change of venue
bv i-ltf.
Si E Smli Ii f l al Vs ' l.i.rv Moii.iy ft al,
inurptead i;id pU-:i in .ilulriiii nt ti; d
A X Sliusjt 1 ft al vs w w Svo!t et al,
:i itower.
K L Hie-e. irl Orenr vs .V M rnolo
et ul, million for cost withdrawn and ile.
uiiirier tiled.
Albert llollisclii d i t al vs Bsnk uf
Uockviile, coiitliiiied al Ji'ffs cost.
J M Citterliu Vs S A Wiseman, inter
rotations tu uarncstiee 11 ed.
Charles Fa!or vs Kicli Hill Millinc co,
verdict for p'ff .
K I. Bsrfon et , vs Alfred Mo tidy el at,
answer to inte rple tl ed
.1 M Cmterlni s S A wlseman, Butes
Coiiutv Xaiiiinal B-uik, jiuar, uruishet:
tih s answer to "miei roua: ion.
P II Smith P C B irrt it el !, Pollie
B:il'lelt flies million for lieW tli.ll.
Mute ol Mo ex re I vs Addie K ;jers
Gage Bros & fo et motion to extend
tune for tuz hill expenses sustained.
Time extended to Fe 15,
Leon Ureenhur vs Citv of Rich Hill,
p'ff fll.-s r.osi hoii.i with L H Meyer as
security approved ; replv Hied,
Grand jury returned the following in
dictments :
One iiaiii-t F M McCoy for grand
larceny, one n:iinst K M McCov for sell
in liquor unlawfully, two against W A
Camphell for lelonions assinll, on
against JameP Biovles for induction, one
;i!Miiist .lames w Fanner for incest, one
against Hetirv Selilficlimtn lor seduction
and one aainst Hetirv SchleUiman for
carrvlpsi concealed weapon.
Alex O McCIurj! et al vs C E .IcConnel,
judst lor plfi.
E L R ce ex rel J E Orear vs v M Ar
nold et al, demurrerof dft8 and motion
to strike mt overruled.
Singer Mfa Co vs M J Kious, dismissed.
Ca iries Taylor vs Rich Hill Miliing Co,
moti.m for new iri il tiled.
M C M ir! in vs Mo Conl & Cons Co, an.
swer tiled
P E Smith et al vs Henry Moudy et l,
answer to inlerp'ea filed.
W A Smith vs C B Lewis et al, ru'ition
and demurrer confessed and leave to
amend petition by making A W Beckee.
partv deft Cost bond Pied with S L Con'i
lin&Son. Leave for Lewis to answer
bv April 1st, IV.12.
M K Martin vs Me Coat & Con Co, piff
files motion to strike out part of answer.
State of Mo vs J P Sear, motion to
quash Hied,
T .1 Ferrell vs H F Caton, dismissed.
.1 W Ennis Hilnir vs Rosette Fear et al,
piff amende petition for chaninu name of
Vitta Hichardson to Alice.
State of Mo vs Vi m Hern, demurrer to
indictment sustained and deft dischaed.
Mary J Parcy et al vs Mary J Clem
mnn proof ot publication filed.
state ex ret Addie Rogers ve Gage Bros A Co
ei ai. amaavu or c a orr tiled in support 01 mo
tion to extend time for tiiine bill ( ex,
Thos I. Henderson v Mary Huncan et al
answer filed.
W O Jack eon vs M Mansfield, Fame.
Tlios L Ilendernon vs S H Lewis, same.
AsoitrnmeiH of fothrien, bond approveii.
M I Shaetfer vs K C'r.iwfor-d, et al, leave for
defts to plead during the term.
State tf Mo vs Bud C'larry, nolle pros entcr-el-
Stateof Movs Wm Midkilf. et al, 107 dis
missed.
state of Mo v .las W Fanner, incest arraign
ed, plea rot sniltv. Set f..r Feb. II. li.
Meyer Bros Drug Co vs K M Mono, tried bv
conrt by consent, dmlinir for deft
John Steele vs John T ShannoD et al, ileft,
moiiuu to strike ont petition overruled.
Gauss Shelton Hat Co vs Henry Moudy, ct al,
denial of intern! a tiled.
Mo Mate Bank vs Simeon Siirfrins. motion to
discharire earnishee filed.
J M Catierlm vs Ge and Peter KeReries, an
swer of garnishee filed.
W tlMcClurevs Isaac Pfost, continued bv
piamtiD.
iate nf .Mo a James Puller, motion to d!--charite
deft tiled.
H C Conover vs A C Kulhvet, jndjrt ii inter-
pieaoer vt ens tfothnreil lor cosl.
McCard Collins Com Co vssame. same.
Alex liumar vs Joseph Koaucap. verdict for
plfl.
K C Medical & Surgical vs Sanitarium T E
Uutt. juiisrt for pff.
Wm A Orr Shoe Co vs C Cothrien sam,
K I. Kice ex rel J K Orear vs V M Arnold, ft
al. contd.
J M Catte rlin vs S A Wisewaner. judt't for
pi 3.
County Court Proceedings
Court met in regular session and
the following bills were allowed:
Allen Dm bee sup pauper $ 5 00
G 11 McKisfcick tup pauper 18 00
W M Biazau sup puaper IS 00
R Sn"!grove sup pauper 13 00
Mib B Campbell temp sup 10 00
rV J Cox Supt poor farm 123 32
W J Cos 46 11
Lee Culver 20 10
Pierce Hackett 30 00
J C Havs 2 80
ro to
I
OF BATES
Cash Capital.
I N. THOMPSON ...
I. K. KOSIKR .
K. A HKNNETT
V. 1. KIPP
ir. j. lVkkinc;h.vm
I . W. MI.VF.KS
PIHKCTOHK
Judjte ClarktWix, Farmer and stock riiser.
K - ,T .Hurley uf K. J. llurlev Lumber Companv.
'. K. Itosier, Vice-President lid I KTiner.
M. S. Kierse. . Farmer ancl Stock raisnr.
K ,.A - Bt-tini-tt. of ltennett. Wlie .der .V Company and iud . , IT.-i.'.cnt -P.
K. hmery, Keal Kstate Investor.
M.G. Wilcox, Farmer and StiM-kralser.
IT. M. Gaily, Farmer and Stock llaiser.
T. VV. Leirj.-. ' -Butler Carriatos Works. "
I N Thompson, President, fanner and stuckraisvr.
J"hn Steele, Farmer and stockraiser.
J. J. McKe, Farmer and stockraieer.
K. I). Kijij., Cashier.
Receives Hejosits subject to check,
.--i I 1 . 1- I .. 1 : .
vwo, uflLMujj iour paironhe rfftiK-ctlullv oliciteU.
WHY RENT LAND
If you have a small amount of ready Cash, come
in and buy a farm. Easy payments, low interest
All the way from 40 to uo Acres.
GEO. M, CANTERBURY.
Office in rear of Fanners Hunk, IJutlf-r, Missouri.
Harper & AtkiHon uulse
H C Wyatt Si Son mdwe
18 00
k; jr
E Gordeuier litbor 1) 70
Hurley Lxituber Co iik!s 5 00
J W Short 18
J B licatty labor 1 00
W llliaui Berry labor
J 00
(jteo W Adams labor 1 ,()
J W Lewis labor -J f0
A D Cunniughoui labor 18 00
J B Marsh county urveyov 32 '25
V J Bard lumber for budge 59 87
F Lovell rock for bridge 03 00
M T iuncan mdse 2 25
Bennett Wheeler Merc. Co.
mdse 2 l'i
R R Deacon mdse 4 J5
O F Rtnick 12 50
J W McManus sup pauper 15 00
G W Brtchear 'J 70
R S Shields Fulton asylum 134 10
R & T A Ennis stationery 7 75
M V Carroll printing 11 50
C Herni county treasurer cancel
ed warantt to the amount of $5.19:$-
75.
S A Douglass, county recorder
files his annual statement of fees,
which is by the court approved.
F J Tygard granted a correct
un
assessment of taxes for 1891
Statement of bridges bv Bridge
Commissioner Marsh approved.
The report made my the bridge
committee in regard to the Bard
bridge approved
10 (M
10 00
4 05
43 90
47
2 00
E A Hill temp support !
G G Jones pauper
S A Douglass
Geo D Barnard
J H Stone assesting
M V Carroll
Jno Starr
G B Hickman mdse
Badgley A Hall
W F Stephens temp sup
C W Porter sup pauper
Sarah Powell temp sup
Mary E Ellege temp sup
Levy & Co mdse
RATA Enuis
H V Pentzer coffin for paup
C B Saunders asylum No 2
L Orear berviee as coroner
M V Carr- ll printing
J E Williams ic Co mde
TLe court orders that W
3 10 I
21
25 !
1 4,
20 OO
2 -0
." 2 2
12
18 00
0J'
H
19 m
3 00
42 50
J Cox
pay $240 for rent of poor farm in
stead of 230 as is inserted in con
tract The statement of fees by Jno C
Hayes circuit clerk, for the quarter
ending December 31, approved.
The statement of Jas Dryda.!e,
county clerk, approved and the
court orders the overplus to be j aid
into the treasury.
The appointment of Weldou I
Yatts as deputy recorder approve
Prof Starr and T J Wheeler w-r
appointed ou th institute b :uril.
James Drysdale, county iI-iL.
presents his report for quarter tu i
ing December 31. 1891, which is bv
the court approved.
THIRD DAY.
MM
COUNTY,
$50,000.00
Presidrnt
. . Viee-Presntrnt
Jd Vice-President
Cashiei
Se-rntry
Attorney
loans ruon-y, issues drafts, and transacts a
...
G T Briiminetf, wolf nen'p
A Tutwiler, pauper
Samuel Hale, '
I'haris 4 Son, mdse
' M McKiMien, mdse
X A id'-, pniiti;!.!
1 i 50
1-' to
3 Ml
; :
ho
If 15
i (ill
.5
f R & T A Ivnnis, mdse
w ll.tiisoi'k
E L K'ce i Co, mdse
J A ptviniiev, us.-e.-sini: Mt rieas-
ant townst)ii (;
C W II i tsn:k 4 1 tiy
J M Mctvikj!;tn, mdse ,o ,i
Boston Store, y f,o
Jatr.es Dryadale, clerk's fees Til l
E i'yk, mdsi- 5 j,4
Geo p 1! u mil d a '.is
The dramshop bond of Mr McAlister
approved; also that of J Schmidt.
School Nun granted to A, I. Limh.
Kot itiii hav.
B F ji ' tiifis makes appiiclion lor
swamp 1 :inl pail-til which is bv the court
granted
John Cranscliaw, mud puip, lj oo
C w Hrtsoc, fee?, m oo
G II Adams, j iuiter, 11 'h
C A HaitsocK. 5 75
I S S Q lil.eur, 1 00
Geo lla 1st, 1 h
J CoVeV, 1 IMi
C Hirnt -h n
J C H.fVet 7 t'3
C w Hartsnfk Jo 511
j The contract for roofing the court
j house w let to Harper 4 AtkUon.
j FIFTH 1.Y.
j The scti'einent f C Hirni, county
i trcasur-r, wu by the court accepted.
j Adjourned to meet trie !irt Monday in
; March.
j of Butler that the partv feeling of
j iIt. i'leasant township is to sit.
j down on the supernumerary candi-
dats of that section this year. The
l Sheriff is conceded to Osage and
i 4ne prosecuting Attorney to Mt.
j Planant most likely Judge Boxlev
j but out side of this these town"
j ships are not in it. Review.
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