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BUTLER, MISSOURI. WEDNESDAY APRIL 13, 1892.
NO. 21
Missouri
OF BUTLER, MO.
CAFXTAI.,
Receives Deposits subject to Check, Loans Money, Makes Collections and
Iocs a General Banking Business.
DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS.
In the Real Estate Loan Department- Make loans
on Real Estate on long or short time at
lowest rates without delay.
Allen, Mm. Levi n a
l:.)Ulvare, T J. Phyie.lan
r.nrk, Monroe Farmer
I'.allsr 1, .1 N i arutr
Mrown. I.nhl
Karliett, Klinuni Farmer
P.ryner. Mnrgnret
1 heir, II It Farmer
Coleman. -Siim'l I.
Cariitlii rs. (i A farmer
Christy, I M Physician
Clark, Hubert Farmer
Courtney, J M Stock Dealer
DeerwcHter, John Farmer
Levy Sam I try
Morrison. C II
Miller, Alf Farmer
McCracken, A Farmer
McL'racken, Itoht Farmer
Owen, M V Farmer
Pharis, John Grocery
maris, s r orocery
Davis,.! 11 Foreman Timks offlcePowell, Hooker
iMitcher, C II Prof Normal Son Plfrott, II II Hank Clerk
leAriuonl,l A, M C Rosier, J M Farmer
F.vami, John Farmer Kueder, Oscar
Kverinjthatn, J Physician ltaUord, C has R Farmer
r reemnm, Caroline ani Kliza lleisner. J w
I owler, Isaac
Milieus, J I. Banker
WM. E. WALTON
EOOKEU POWELL
president
vice-president
.lohiiHtuWfi
And Spruce,
Items.
Township
Well it rains ami snows seven
days out of the week now. . . .John
nml Charles McAuiiich sold Edward
Chambers a set of harness to-day. .
..Hon. W. J. Stoue is being heard
from m different parts of the state.
Ah a statesman an orator, he will let
the people know he is in the race. .
We hear that Mr. John Graham has
rented his farm to Mr. Phillips aud
will travel this spring and summer
iu the interest of his patent fence
builder. Success to you Mr. G
Mr. Frank Chambers has opened up
a drygoods store at Spruce P. O.
Mr. 0. is a courteous gentlemau aud
a trood salesman, and we wish him
success. . . .Chas McAninch goes to
Butler to day C C Cliser is in
town to day. . . . Walt McCown aud
Hugh Gordon is hauling hay to day
... .We learn that the young men
who advertised for lady correspond
ents are meeting with unbounded
success Johu McAuinch can be
found at his post of duty iu his har
ness shop; if you need any thing in
his line call and he will treat you
well .... Mrs H P Calahan has re
ceived a large supply of spring and
summer millinery and invites all to
come aud see her goods. .Dr Choate
and wife goes to Butler today..
Walt McCowu says it was a terrible
rain Sunday night and he had to
face it coming home. . .Farmers are
busy sowing oats. . . .While looking
over the Weekly Union wo noticed
an editorial iu regard to Gov. Snort.
While it is hardly worth noticing,
"we will say this to dear Buddy Car
roll, that in regard to a baud for the
Gov.'s head, we would recommend
an India rubber baud for Buddy, as
his swells spasmodically aud we
think that an iron baud will be too
strong, as iiuddy s brain is very
weak, aud not sufficient to stand the
pressure, and while banding the
Gov.'s cranium we cau say that it
will be a cranium banded with some
sense at least, and when you band
Buddy's you band an empty shell,
located on a body of very little, if
any, stability whatever. Now, my
dear Bro.,the good book tells us not
to cast our pearls before swine, aud
there is an old maxim like this, "nev
er stop and talk with a fool for some
one standing there might say, there
are a couple ot fools.'' I don't pro
pose to enter into a discussiou witn
nli .i s.ifi W.le.l. rnttlAiiriunrtW
of humanity as Buddy Carroll.
-
Gov. Short.
!nible I'.i'iuuh Item;.
Quite a little snow storm on
last
Friday. . . .The sun is shining once
more and the farm work is begun..
..The Suuday School at ilIow
Branch opened ou last Similar with
:i trood atteiutancce Hie new-
atteiutancce the
Methodist Preacher will preach ev
erp 1st and 3d Sunday in each
mouth at Willow Branch Mrs
Dr. Lee has returned to her home at
Lone Oak.... The school meeting
at Double Branch on last Tuesday
was well attended Mr. Steve
Hart will act a school director in
the future. .. .Mrs. Madison is re
ported some better. . . .Miss Vance
celebrated arbor day on last Friday.
The essays and speeches were good,
several loses aud trees were planted.
. . . .The political meeting at Willow
Branch was well attended Mr. Gra
ham addressed the crowd on the
money question. . . .Everybody well
State
$no.ooo.
STOCKHOLDERS.!
Slavhack. Kt
Itardlnirer. W N Farmer Smith, O 1. I.lverymtn
1 1 jr k tn ').; It Furniture dealer Smith, John T Lawyer
ileutli, 1 I! Starke.L I! lc-putv ireu!t clerk
J'-nkins. .1 11 Cahhler Turner, Mrs M K (apitaiit
Kinney. Don Asis't Cahhler Tucker. W E Dentibt
Goods A ClotlilnirTyler, W It Farmer
Farmer
"Verts. Frank M Farmer
Vattirhan. J M Capitalist
Wvatt, II C Lumber ilealer
Wells, Wllev Teacher
West, It G r'aruier
Wolfe, Pattle
Walton, Wm E Cashier
Wright, T J Capitalist
Weiner, Max Hoots A Shoes
Walls, Wm Farmer
Walton, (i V Farmer
Walls, J T Physician
Whipple. N L Physician
Williams, K V Farmer
Farmer
insurance
i. K.
DON
JENKINS
KINNEY
cashier1
cashier
A8st.
pleased with the new school director
. . . Little Anna ami Ellie Godfery
with their aunt Mrs Prolit will t.ik
their departure for Nevada in a few
days where they wll make their fu
hire home. Success to the little girls.
. . . .Mr. Laskey is making new im
provements lately Among the
visitors that attended Miss Vance s
school on Arbor Day was Mrs. Kia
uer, Mattie Jones aud Lulu Evans. .
.... Miss Belle Evans was shaking
hands with friends in this neighbor
hood a few days ago.... The citi
.ens meeting at Double Branch
school house wan well attended The
speakers who addressed the crowd
were Mr. Laskey, Wilder and Mc
Glasseu, and music was furnished by
the baud. .. .Miss Cora Betz and
Judge Brown and daughter of But
ler, attended suuday school at Wil
low Branch .Wonder what makes
the road overseer go such round
about ways to get home? . . . Married
At the bride's fat her, Capt H C Don
ohue near Butler, Miss Kemp Don
ohue and Mr. J. M. Dolth. au excel
lent young man of Kansas City, were
united iu marriage by Elder J. B.
Wright of Appleton City, ou Wed
uesday, April Gth. Little Jessie
Ilallarti Squibs.
Preaching at Bethel and Walnut
Grove Sunday; sorry we could not
attend either place. ...CD Cole and
family went south Suudav, suppose
to Bethel T D Greer at the P O
Saturday. .. .Dr Levi Warford at
the shop having his plows repaired
for Charley. .. .John Hays for the
first time iu quite awhile was a call
er at the shop Saturday but was on
his way to the stock meeting at La-
follet's Tilden Ray was over
from the slope (as Aaron Hart called
it) Saturday to have a tooth extract
ed with pain Hampton Bennett
has a sick oaby . . W e understand Mr
Lyda Wise is home at her mother's
again; she has the sympathy of all in
the loss of her husband .... A J
Owsley and Tom Maybree entered
the ring aud traded horses; Tom has
now has two Mc got away with
the hedge brush a few evenings
siuce Lee took in the supper at
Teeter's; Wilson at home with his
mother Dr McF has his yard
cleaned off in fine shape R D
Beatty assorted his potatoes and
now has them for sale. . .C C Poige
went to Butler last week J L
Arbuckle passed Sundar going to
Walnut Groye: tood boy. our ad-
i 7 ri
vice is go oitener. . . .uiu riuse ou
i hand Sunday. . . .Our P M is glad to
j have you call for your mail Sunday
. as you do uot have time to call or
send for it before. . . .Harden Ray
! of Shawnee was at the shop Satur
day having his plow repaired
Mr Ireland has moved
Sam Rogers place south
to tie
of here
Jas Wilds it seems is re
ent 1
of our school board . . .
If you never
Beatty 's young horse, and want
to see something hr.e come
ami
see
W B and D C Cole hauled hav
auy one having hay or corn to trade
for a fence builder a washing ma
chine call on W B Cole Bill says
Uncle Geo surely let his mind fail
him as he had the promise of that
laud but its all right we know, as
he has IS acres and that is more
than he wants Rav McFailmd
visitor relatives and Ineu-.is tere
.jaiuij -.uu v."v...,,j.ul.,vlL iuuy
lass accompanied him: Bob
visit
west;
ins: the Grurgs
and friends
sje:tk
w-1!
:1, C
of the Butler
ara-te.u "
llllli ivU-ie-ILO-t
' ti
oie
surely has a
iLir, morning as he put in j
e ..ay jesierd.iv whittling f
I; D
sweep but
; u!iy iw nut a chimney
a etuun.ey repairer....
Ciis
i he '
Greer and wife reluued from
country1 looking well.... Ira
Fowler nd Will Beatty called at
Hull's Sunday a short time. .Mother
B atty iMted her son of this place
Saturday ... .Master Dow Morlan
f Uncn, is visiting at his grand
i a's. C I) Cole's .... 1'ec Cole went
eat S'i' n ,wpj to Uricli, guess
hi hat n.-ei!ei liiiumii'g. . . . Jas
Wilds an I faliiih tttenied worship
at Walnut Grov- Samlay, the squire
is generally ou h hj-1 iu good time. .
J M Graham has rented his farm
and moved to Butler; he has a patent
on fence builder, and will put in his
time canvassing, so our reporter in
forms us; Johnnie will Le missed
from the community and especially
from Bethel church SS....Jush
Bennett was elected school director
at our school meeting on Tuesday
and a lively time was reported . . .
W B Cole says he has sold several
bunches of hogs the past winter
and wishes to inform the Ballard cor
respondent for the Union, that they
were just as he represented them to
be sound . . . .C K Crow is running
three teams sowing oats....W L
Hooper wev.i rust today....Iua
Fowler c;mie up a few days since to
trade horses, but found the traders
(most) so he pulled for home in
good time. ...I'M Fort has a game
ankle its a wonder to us it isu't his
head "'it will be if he fools with us"
Mrs W H Warford visited our vil
lage a few evenings since. . . .A good
turn out at the school meeting. . . .
Bud Cuntz has oats sown aud pota
toes planted, with a prospect of ear
ly flax R D Beatty attended
baud practice Tuesday night aud
then down to Henry county after a
h ad of oats. . . . P Swaitzendruuler
called a few minutes this week. . . .
D Teeters shipped his cattle to K C
this week. .. .A dance reported at
Jas Woods Tuesday night and a
supper at Mr Teeters. . . .Danie and
Geo left for the west ou the early
train Thursday morning and before
you read this they will be at home
iu a new couutry, w here we hope to
hear they have found what they
were hunting an honorable and
profitable situation; the well wishes
of a host, of friends follow them. . . .
Mrs Lyda Wise.we are informed,will
attend the normal until June; she is
one of our No 1 teachers. ..SB Mc
Farland has oats sowed aud is busy
preparing for flax; Bill helped him
Freeze out school diotuct we
have been informed came to the
lrut nt their school meeting; with
their donations for library and the
Soldier's ho:ne; $10 for the home
D L Edrmgton at the shop this
week Jas Wilds pushing the
mules early with no bad luck he will
be to the front with an early crop. .
C D Greer is plowing to-day. See
Geo Price with his force sowing
oats this week Xs B Cole and
others out ou the roads to-day, hope
they will fix those culverts and drain
the mud hole 60uth of the P O
If you want to buy a washing ma
chine see the Champion at Ed Steel's
its a daisy Why wasn't Will
Hooper at the school meeting
Sam Young was hauling rock on the
road Tuesday Mrs Embree was
over to call on Dr Mc one evening
this week and am glad to say 6he
is much better ...Beatty out with
a full force sowing oats Milt will
have his house to its foundation in
another week Uncle Billy Griggs
has his house painted Have you
heard the Ballard string band; have
two bauds here and never hear any
music either R J Starke at the
shop a few days since. . . . W B Ty
ler at the shop Friday eveniug hav
ing his team shod preparatory to
moving; he started withaload a few
few days since and not cross
the Osage. . . .Frank Allison has left
us and gone to Eldorado; W B Tyler
Frank Allison and B F Billings and
families are all there Thos N
Hendrix comes to us well recom
mended and we extend to him the
Kr,.s r r pntfl Bne,l , j
Li,-
i give ft ttiite for the Confederate home 1
will J''ltt.1 c i a tr AT T. T' -ilsrcA
who will see that it
gets to the cor-
Jack
rect place.
Virginia Items.
One morning recently the people
of this community were amazed hiid
puzzled at seeing the portly frame
of William N. Bstetuau on the
cipa'o
of his Iwrn
rsticul.irinff
! wildly and using a gi at deal of ln-
:guage mai is not to oe iouna iu our
standard dictionaries. His speech.
boiled and simmered down, ataoi
the boys
to about this, '-I wouldn't care a
darn about it's Win' a irirl (weight
10.$ lbs) if the People's party didn't
need voters. . . .Andrew Trimble, of
Louisa Co.. Iowa, is visiting the
families of the McElroy boys and C
H. Morrison. .. .Flax sowing will
commence iu Charlotte Two. this
week. It is to b ? hoped the farm
ers will have a better yield than last
year.... 1 be river was out on the
bottom and covered the site of Billy
Bateman's well. Had it not been
for hi wind mill he would not have
known where it was. . . .Mrs. M. D
Malouey has the handiest garden in
Bates county. She has a long
handled hoe. and works it through
tie window Frank Adison, of
Revely, was up on a furlough and
had his hand m a sling. He had it
hurt by a slide of soap stone in the
mine. . . .Mr. E J. Dudley, of Kansas
City is down ou a visit. ...J. W.
Sybeit has gone south for his health
. . . .Charley Heusley wants a baud
at once. . . .The high wind here Fri
dsy lowered lots of buildings aud
stacks. . . .O M.Drysdale has lots of
fencing wire on hand J. W. Mc
Faddeu cau furnish you with north
ru seed potatoes Dr. Mitchell
is moving iuto Aunt Jane Arbogast's
house. . . .Jim Crook has painted his
new mill. . Mr. Oldham has paint
ed his new Jjarn. Mr O , you need
a thunder rod to complete it. Three
points and a wind talley would look
fine . . .J. G. Hays says Smuggler
is in a line fix and up and cuminc
this Spring I want to buy some
seel oats.... Mr. Elmer Wells is
talking of going to the Nation in a
short time. N. M. Nesti.ep.ope.
Brad field's Female Regulator
ShouM lie used bv the young woman, she who
suffers from any tlisonfer peculiar to her sex,
and at change of life is a powerful tonic; ben
etits all who use it.
.Soi.d by ai.L druggist;-, ib-i-m
Virginia Item.
Uncle Israel Nestlerode says that if
one Dick Craig tells that we (Israel)
told him (Craig) that a certaiu man
threatened and bulldozed him (Isra
el) into voting for him (certain man)
for school director at th late school
election that he (Dick Craig) does
tell a wilfull aud malicious falsehood
... .Grand view school district will
have fifty maple and box elders
planted iu the school lot this spring
. . . .Miss Wuitsett is getting along
nicely: she likes the school aud the
school is well pleased with her. . . .
At the Virginia school election there
was $3.15 donated to the confeder
ate home L L Short is Laving
his spiing wagon riered up in tin
top style; the same could be said of
Judge C W Wolfe Andy Simp
son is arranging things u his new
farm moet too nice for bacthelor
quarters; the only question about it
now is, whether he will marry be
fore 'tater harvest or not. . . . Wonder
where H B Henderson billed C W
Morrison's fruit treesto Yes, Fred
Nestlerode out ran Emanuel; the
race was at the annual school meet
ing. . . .The amount raised at Grand
view school meeting for confederate
home will be reported just as soon
as all pay in Dr Mitchell has
moved into the first house west of
the II E church, formerly ceupied
by Dr McFadden Rev Babbitt
preached his introductory sermon
to a large aud attentive audience at
the M E church I want pasture
for three colts Cicero Browning,
who has been very sick, is reported
much better Dr Mitchell thinks
now Mr B is ut of danger. .. .The
2 year-old child of Jas Goodman is
just recovering from a severe attack
f pneumonia I sell Shannon
Milling Co. flour, and will insure it
to be as good as any brand of flour
brought to this market. My cus
tomers tell me they would just as
soon have the 'Silver wave' brand ai
any they have used for years.
Died: On Wednesday evening,
April Gth, Anna E Feeback departed
this lite, of bold hives, aged 2
months and 2 days. She was the in
fant daughter of Henry acd Maggie
Feeback, of Virginia, Mo The re
mains were laid to rest in Virginia
ee:r."-'-ry, followed by a number of
j soi rowing relatives and friends. Thus
again another golden chain is broken
and one more link is safe iu Heaven
but the home circle is broken, there
j is a", aching void within the hearts
! of those who loved her and will ever
cheiish her memory, but it was de
.reed that that the'Lillv of the val
iey must droop and die, the wild
bird must fold its wings and hush
forever its earth! v song. Surelv if
the wishes of loving father arid
mother could avail she had not died.
She was one of the
brightest of
babies. A lovely little
gem loaned
to earth for onlv a short time A
tiny rose bud who was needed in
FAR
M
OF BATES
Cash Capital.
I N. THOMPSON ...
J . K. Ko-IEII
E. A BENNETT
E. I. K1PP
Dr. J. I T EIllNGIIAM.
T. W. MI.VFKS
Receives Deposits subject to check, L mes Money, issues Drafts and
transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage respettfully
Solicited.
H aven to complete a bequet.
Little dear one thou art taken
From within our load embiace.
And our eyes close not for weepinc
Resting on tby still sweet face.
Yet onr grief is mixed w ith pleasure,
When we think of Jet-its' love.
Tor we Know our missing tr aur
Is an ang-l now above,
Ernest and mother Judy have re
turned from Wairensbuig, where
they have been attending college. . .
The new school house was .oted
down at the election. N. M. N.
County Court I'liueediiigs
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present. Judges Reese, Mil
ler and Fix, Sheriff Hartsock and
Clerk Drysdale.
Court orders W. J. Cox to plant
forty shade trees in front yard of the
poor farm.
J. L. Mcl'eak, collector of Walnut
township, makes his settlement
which is approved.
Heck & Sharon granted siloou li
cense. A. O. Wei ton, collector of Mt.
Pleasant township, makes his settle
ment; approved.
School loan of J. W. Corbin, ap
proved. S. L Starr, collector of Pleasaut
Gap township, makes settlement;
approved.
Wm Haley granted school loan.
The court orders the treasurer to
cast asido the old witness fee book
aud procure a new one.
Lt. li. Allison .''lakes his renort.
which is placed on file.
J. B. March presents condition of
bridge in Walnut township aud or
dered to repair tame.
Bridtre in Deepwater township re
ferred back to township board.
J. a. March ordered to examine
all bridges and report at next term
of court.
James Couchlin tenders his resig
nation as justice of the peace of Elk
uart townsnip which was approve'!.
G. A. Heath v Co.. erranted diam
shop license.
bills allowed.
M A Orr,
E E Potts
M Rumans
. G 00
io oa
1 00
WO Butler
12 00 i
W M Smith
J W Corbin
James Dudley
2 50
11 00
5 CO
G 00
GG 50
fc8 10
W F Stephens
L B Allison
J C Hayes
W II Igou
G B Hickman
Standard Printing Co.
Aevlum No. 3
G B Hickman
Benuett & Wheeler
J B March
Vau trees Bros
Rich Hill Tribune
W F Rosser
RiiTA Ennis
N A Wade
J D Allen
J C Hayes, criminal costs
C W Hartsock
II C Wyatt & .Son
James Drysdale
L Orear
W O Aikesou
R 5c T A Ennis
Cadogau i Hatebr
S S Quill en
W T Shobe
P A Maves
M V Can oil
C Hirni
C W Hartsock
50 00
12 3U
10 GO
17
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00
00
Bennett, Wheeler tV C i
J B March
H C Reese
1G1 UU
1 00
1 00
1 00
10 50
1G 00
it
COUNTY,
$50,000.00
President
. . . . Vice-President
iti Vice-President
Caehiei
Secretary
t:ortiev
Fred Fix 10
G 0 Miller 1(5 OO
The court adjourned to meet the
first Monday in May. They will meet
the 25th of this mouth as a court of
appeals
It is to bf hoped that th wide
spread discusc ussion in lfgaid h
the improvemen t rf j t.blio roads in
this state may result iu sometLiug
more than talk. Before any iaipor
tant change can be nnoie in the re
vailing system of patchiu up roas
the constitution must be amend; cL
County courts can't levy moie than
10 on the $100 valuation, and us long
as this provision lemains, a part of
the organic law of Missouri it is non
sense to talk about any geutral im
provement of the highways. JiflVr
son Citv Tribune.
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It will cure, when in tho power of medicine,
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N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsar .
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IOO Doses
ne Dollar
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Eggs, Game, Hides, Fur-, WooL J
Wby sell for low prices. whn MrCANTS A.
Co. wiil pay you :r i.s-h fr'tmi'.o lc nuif
than other dealers. We et.ail the Ponlsry
In Bates coun'.y. See -j h-Sore ttUirsif. -
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