The Butler weekly times., October 11, 1894, Image 1

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VOL. XVI.
BTTTLEB, MISSOURI, THURSDAY OCTOBER 11,1894.
NO 47
Missouri
State
lank
OF BUTLER, MO.
$110,000.
Transacts a, general banking business. We solicit the accounts of far
mers, merchants anil tit? public generally, promising a safe depository for
all funds committed to our charge. We are prepared to extend lil-ral ac
commodation in the way of loans to our customers. Funds always on hand
to loan on real estate at lowest rates, allowing borrowers to pay part or all
at tny time and stop interest.
IDIRElTOItK.
Or. T. C. Houlware
'J il inucher
lolm Ufcrwfeter
J It Jenkins
K Hartlett
Margarttt Bryner
I.nlii Krown
llnrley Lumber Co
U A Carnttiera
II 11 Chelf
.1 M Conrtney
Itobi-rt C lark
0 I A 8 L Coleman
J H Iavln
P.oo(cr Powell
II II 1'iKKOtt
; H Ka ifor.l
T J Wright
Ueo L Smith
Frank M Voria
II C Wyatt
K G West
Win E Walton
OTIIKll HTOLIillOI.DEKP.
Krank Deerweter
1 v lttArmonl
.lolm Evans
l)r J K.verintfliam
; E Kreeman
(i Hickman
1 l; Heath
.Srinufl Levy
; 11 Morrison
Dr 1) Hannah
Robert McCrackenDr;W K Tucker
A McCracltcn'
M V Owen
John Pilaris
Charles Pbaris
J K Hosier
J W Kelsner
I. l; Starke
Clem Slaybsck
John II Sulfcns
W n Tyler
M E Turner
Wm W Triple
Wm Walls
G P Wyatt
Ir N" I. Whipple
Max Weiner
New Home Items.
The new P. M. at Rich Hill miss
nent our mail Wednesday; euess he
did uot know which way New Home
was. .. .IVY. Morris has made his
jack and retired from the mercantile
busmens and goue to his farm North
of town to live a happy life Mr.
Seth Cope in on the sick list Un
cle Johnny Bussett paused through
our burg; en routo for home near
Virginia, Mo. .. .John Cordell and
wife has returned to their home,
Austin. Cass County, after a short
visit in New Home . . . .John Hedges
of Charlotte township was in our
Tillage one day last week .... Mr
Itobb has moved hit saw mill near
the railroad bridge on Jim Thomas'
laud, where Mr. Kbb expect to do
all kinds of first class sawing upon
kbort uot'ce. , .Our old friend Maj.
Dick Allen was up the other day hunt
uj market for his poultry .... Boys
now diiys are very reckless witb
guns Jake Woods, one of Squire
Wood' boys was at the saw mid on
the liver West of Nyhart; the boy
went down in the saw pit with his
gun under his arm, the muzzle of
the gun down aud the Haw caught
the butt of the gun, broke the gun
in two and both loads went off but
did not happen to hurt any one
There was a full fores of hands at
work on the mill at the time H.
Itobb signs for the Times this week.
.... Walker Steele has put the win
ter coal in at the School house. . . .
The Cope boys have the School
house in trood shape. . . .School com
menced here Monday morning with
Miss Kuuts as teacher. .. .Louis
Jones is over hauling his house and
is fixing it in fine shape Mr. Jas.
Butcher is putting down a cyclone
hole, it is some bigger than than Mr.
Steele's Heudersou Miller, of
Foster was in town the other day
trying to trade a cow for a lazy driv
ing pony. . . .Morfc Compbell took a
load of pail sorghum to Rich Hill
Wednesday, of last week.... Mr.
Isreal of the Hill was out on hunt
of a cow that got away from him in
the Hill Thursday.... Skyler R. is
in the calf business .... John don't
hop so long and jjet in before day.
....Virgil Trobridge got one prize
in horse show, tob . . . Bdiey
Miller is holding a protracted meet
ing at Prior Creek. . . .S Robb joins
the Times list of New Home, Mo.
There is talk of a pic nic at New
Home in this month. . . .John Hedg
ei and family were visiting in New
Home Sunday.
N. M. Nkstlkrodk.
Virginia Items.
Mr. Nestlerode has moved to New
Home and in his removal the Vir
ginia Items will not be as bright as
when a competent band bad the
handling of them. Mr. Nestlerode
we believe to be the best on that line
of any one we ever saw, and his
clerk in taking the work up, will do
the best he knows how and furnish
the latest news .... Politically there
has been but few changes the last
week. . . .Rev. Galbieth preaches at
the M. E. church every second Sab
btth at 11 a. m aud fourth Sabbath
at 4 p. m. of each mouth. Rev. De
Garnet preaches every third Sabbath
at 11 a. m . . .The young lady preach
er of the United Brethern church
has an invitation to be at Virginia
on the 18th Carr Dudly is on
the sick list yet. . . .The widow Lent
is very sick. . . . Mr. Martin wants to
buy a fresh cow. . . .James H Park
has 20 head of shoats for Bale, weigh
80 or DO pounds .Quite a number
of our people went to Kansas City
last Tuesday. Among the old ones
Mr. and Mrs. Harper, Mr. and Mrs.
Wolf and Washington Park. There
were a large number of the young
people went .James Crook is re
pairiog bis bouse. . . . Wm. McElroy
is getting ready to build a large
corn crib. . . .Rily Reed was in our
town canvassing for a book.... All
quiet at Virgiuia, what will move the
people next There will be a
Prohibition Basket meeting at Vn
ginia Thursday Oct. 18. Speakiug
at 11 o'clock and afternoon. Rev
Stepens, Rev. Murphy and Miss
Anoe Frev haye promised to be
present and talk to the dear people.
The W. C. T. U. of Butler have been
invited to be present Rev W. T
Piles and Rev. DeGaruettareexp?ct
ed to be present. The Prohibition
candidates are all expected to be
present. Come and see them..
Mitiiou Iveuedv aud his nephew, of
Passaic. w,i h-ie last Sunday to fee
his mother Miss Ella Kent of
Cli-t' ti Mil. Mhs tisiting her sister,
Mr. Alt. P-ok. who returned hone
with bet James I. Wolf, of Burl
in ton. Kansas, in visitiug bis father
and mother Carry Park has been
visiting relativi s north of the Creek.
Nll's Clfrk.
COUNTY COURT I'KOCKKIUXUS.
Grand ami l'etit Juru-s Judge of
Lie -i i. mi
t 'ounty Court met Moi.day, Oct. 1
with all present.
The following wan ants were allow
ed: Mary Eliege, tern sup, $22 0
W. A. Highly, conveying pris
oner to asylum, 4 30
Henry Hove, money advanc
ed for patient in asylum, 25 00
Asylum No. 3, care of pa
tients, $1,103 04
Jas Drysdale, clerk fees, &c. K52 42
( F Reniek, 4, sal, 102 55
J F Meredith, assessing Mound
township 19 82
.1 M McManus, caring for pan, 10 00
Thos (iault, assessing Osage
towndup, lii'.l S5
S R Tyler, brooms, 3 tiO
Lewis Scott, tern sup, 5 00
Chas Brannoek, cleaning cess
pool,
John Starr, work on jail,
N A Wade, printing,
C F Box ley, j sal,
T W Patterson, coffin,
C Stammen, ice,
F C Smith, services B C,
Joe T Smith, coal,
1) T Braden, assessing Homer
township,
S Dent, Summit,
Water Co.
m
MEANS.
31 oo
2 20
S 50
245 00
4 00
10 00
35 Oo
r,r, 73
TO 80
4j i;r
14 18
Geo Brown, bridge work, 333 75
S H Fisher, Countv Treasurer, ap
peared and several thousand dollars
of county warrants were cancelled.
CO! KT OROKRS.
Wm A Hayes received as county
charge at Nevada asylum and Edw.
(iiithrie at poor farm.
W I) Rogers appointed J P of
Pleasant Gap township in place of R
B Cambell resigned.
E L Ionian transfer school loan.
Deed made to Henrv Litell for lot in
Walnut.
Henry and M innie Boland, colored,
sent to the poor farm.
Voting precinct changed from Mul
berry to Amoret.
JURIES AMI JllMiKS OK KLKt'TIOX.
The following jurors were selected:
flRASD JURY.
Mingo Estes Smith
Deep water Boone "ash
RoeWville S. 1 Feniniore
Pleasant (Jap I. T. Scifres
Shawnee ......Geo. Alspaugh
Dear Creek D. B. Glazebrook
Mt. Pleasant R. G. Hart well
Osage Dan Cressap
West Boone Jonathan Todd
West Point A. Wallev
Walnut K. A. Henrv
BOOTS! SHOES!
For fall and winter wear. Every
thing the very best and at the
most reasonable prices.
Mens' Boots (a surprise for you) at $1.25
Mens' Boots better grade at $1.50
Mens' Boots, still better - at $1.75
And Mens Custom Hand made boots at $2.00
Boys Boots at $1.25 and $1.50
Womons evorv day wear shoes for ood
solid service.
Woajans' Glove Grain Button (worked button holes) at $1.00
Womans' Glove and oil grain button, solid as a rock at $1.25
Womens' Best Glove and oil grain button shoes" at $1.50
Misses School Shoes, glove and oil grain, button, beel
aud spring heel, Cap or Plain toes, sizes 13 to c $1 and $1.25
Childs of the same, sizes 9 to 12 at 75c and $1.00
Cbilds smaller sizes. 5 to 8, at 65c and 85c
This is a partial list of the many bargains we bate and don't
you buy shoes until tou bave seen them.
Yours for best wearing goods at lowest prices.
WIHIIEN
LAME & ABA;
IPEiKS THE PEOPLE KNOW WHAT IT
You oave seen Closing Out sales, Removal sales, Clearing sales and
Reduction sales, but here goes for a ,
GENUINE OLD FASHIONED BARGAIN SAIE,
W here genuine bargains prevail in every department. We have too many goods or. our shelves; they must go.
We Mean Exactly What We Say -They Must Go
CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES
A specialty in this sale now we will sell you nice
27 ineh half-wool goods worth 10 for Se
'27 ineh line brocade goods worth 20c for 15c
34 ineh Knglish Henrietta worth 25c for 2lV
:t! inch fine brocade wool goods wort h 35c for . 25c
All our 3i inch plain goods worth 35c for , 25c
All our wool Cainelshairgoods worth 50c for 40c
All our 5e dress flannels for 4iks
40 inch all wool henrietta worth C0c for 50c.
All our !0c Arnold henrietta go at 75c
And our Arnuires go at 7ic
Fine line of Broadcloths with trimming to
match for capes.
(OloetblkisY ClOakSH
We can now show one of the finest lines iu Butler. All the newest shades and styles; Havana Bros.
Navy Blues, Blacks, etc., with the new sleeves aud large lapels double or single breasted and prices as
low as any house in Southwest Mo. Don't buy 'till you have seen our cloaks.
"Boots
S
JhLoes
Good solid saddle seam boots $1 25
Extra good high cut saddle seam boots 1 50
Good custom made boots 2 00
K.vtra fine French kip 2 50
All hand work sod scant boots 3 0(1
i
Our corker ami world beater
Boys boots from 75c to
Full line of school shoes lH)c to
All kinds of ladies shoes from $1 25 to
:i 50
3 00
1 50
4 00
Remember we still sav that we cm aud will save you 20 per cent on foot wear. Now call aud see for
yourselves No old job lots, but nice new, clean salable goods. No trouble for us to (show goods.
Lane & Mm
oward Geo. McLaughlin
I'KTIT JCKY.
Mingo Kobt. Keeder
pruce J. H. ipeer
Deepwater J. C. M.Young
Hudson Jas. Williams
Kockville A. A. Wood
rairie Chas. tons
feasant Gap .J. Showalter
Summit W. H. Caldwell
Shawnee Fred Schauntz
fraud ltiver Joe Pulliam
leer Creek L. J. Winsett
Mound.... A. G. Roberts
j.ut. 1'ieasant r. v. r. v iiuus i
Lone Oak A. Fritz
Osage Geo. Shaffer
New Home liert Caine
harlotfe I. I). Burke
Likhart Ellis Hand
Kast Boone Wm. Stone, Sr
West Boone Geo. Crawford
West Point Bud Grider
Homer John Henslev
Walnut Chas. West
Howard 1 H. Powers
JllHiKS OK KLKCTIOX. MI.MiO.
Estes Smith, Jacob Green, J M
Mavs, H Cameron. P Hackler and .1
M Colsten.
UBiSll RIV Kit.
51 M Tucker, Stephen Cantrell, H
rgenbright, R M Powell. J F Sea-
right, and W J Moulton.
DEKR CRIKK.
J N Bricker. L R Allen, Nelson
Moudy, J E Dowell, C CGutshalland
I- S Barber.
KAST BOOXK.,
S T Mudd, A M Frazier, Dan Six, P
F Brashear, Taylor Nelson and J C
Javne.
WKST BOOXK.
Jonathan Todd, Wm Ewing, A S
Rosier Sr., (feo Crawford, J H Sloan
and J W Coleman.
WEST I'OIXT.
W T Sheets, P A Bruce, A McNutt,
E C Cannon, Jas Coughlin and W A
Megredy.
KLKHART. !
B F Langford, F M Fouty, Ellis j
Hand, H GuTord, M H Bowman and
S C McKee.
Morsn.
Wm Stone, E C Eichler, M Frasier,
E Ixckhart, W F Maddy ami V W
MefTord.
SHAWXKK.
J II McCombs, W M Grigg, J Deer
wester John Peters, J C Spearman
andGeollnlT.
J M Coleman, P O Neil, i B Mosier,
M Kenney, C C Poage and J M Shel
ton. DKKPWATKR.
J 1? Newberrv, W M Ludwick, J H J
Ravburn, T H Dickison, Bert Crigler .
aud T 1 I'av.
SIMM1T.
W B Tvler, Jas Haiinan, Allen
Wright, B F Glover, J F Weiner aud
Aaron Kinnev. .
MT. 1'l.KASAST.
T K Lisle, G W Clardv, F M Wvatt,
M S Clav, V D Snvder and H H
Wells.
li AHLOTTK.
J 1) Wocxly, C Wallace, B F Harp
er, G H Morrison, P Denning and W
A Simpson.
HOMKK.
H P .Vitkell, Bob Braden, W J
Bard. H M Gailev. Henrv Lvle and
A J Dugan.
WALNUT.
At Foster. J H Sullens, T J Wil
son, I. N. Drystlate, C B Cullison, D
Lauahlin and A Hartshorn.
At Worland J S Franklin, J T
Smith, J A Chapman, J E Arm
strong, Al Enyon and T S Mcllenry.
SEW HilMK.
No. 1 J S Bell, John March, P O
McCoy, David Reese, W Littlefield
and I Y Morse.
No. 2 Sam Duncan, S 11 eddle,
J A Patterson, Noah Nyhart, Abe
Carpenter and Ed Holt.
LONE OAK.
Joe Rvan, A M Thomas, Herbert
Walton C McKenna, Geo Baker and
H Requa.
PLKAsAXT OA P.
W A Allen, W A Sigginf, SL Starr,
1 Ellington, L Hegnaur and JoeWix,
Jr.
HI IXsOX.
Dan Donohue, Chas Wells, I D
Peeler, T P James, Ira Patton and
Jas Mack. ;
RoCKVILLK.
J M Wells, Ed Whalen, W I Hirt,
S Hoffman, Wes Robinson' and C D
Carpenter.
PRAIRIE.
Enes Terrv, W P Carrico, J' Fix, D
O Bradly, G Hirschi and Wm Malthy.
OSAOK.
J F Smith, L 11 Bird, J ir iuipson,
Walter trahaiu, Jno PhDip and W
H H Black.
HOWARD. i
At Sprague S P Wilson, Tom Wil
liams, A Gwinn, M iAaghlin, B F
Ine and W M Kice. I
At If nine S L Standish, J L 31c-
I'onnell, P H Powers, i 'ha Moore, E !
M Dickinson and W A William.
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OF BATES COUNTY,
Cash
Capital. $50,000.00
COUNTY DEPOSTORY
, OP BATES CO.;
OSCAR REEDKR PresMent
R. J. HURLEY 1st Vice-Precedent
E. A. BENNETT 2i Vice-President
E. D. KIPP Cashlet
Receives Deposits subject to check, Lones Money, issues Drafts and
transacts a general Banking business. Your patronage rebpeetfulh
Solicited.
I. N. Thompson,
John Steele
Oscar Reeder,
DIRKI TORS.
M. S. Kiersev, John E Shntt,
M. G. Wilcox, ClsrK Wiv,
i. J. McKee, J. K Rosier.
E. D. Kipp- J. EVEK1NG1IAM.
R. 3. Ifarier
E. A. Bennett,
M. M. O.Uy.
Secretary
Five State Tict-et.
! Everybody in the west mourns th
' death of poor Joe. Every cloud ha-
Teft'erson Cilv Mo Oct r TI. wlver lining. The silver lining vr
Jerterson city, .Mo., Uct.. o lue , offer aj4 a reHef and is of wJ
socialist labor party to day filed with j ebrated
the secretary of State their State , J9h 1)X.CUi;R.
J ' made of clear lluvRhR Utmr fitltwl Vc.t
f ticket, which consists of the follow-! sale bv J. S. I'ierce. S. W. cor. Kiaart
ibg nominees, all from St. Louis: ' "V!r aim be cofivm?.-
Judge of Supreme court, Albert E. j
Sanderson; superintendant of pub-
24-2m
road and warehouse comm
L. Seller. !
The Democrats and Populists j
have hied their State nominees, but
the Republicans and Prohibitionists
have not done so up to date.
There will be five State tickets
vcted for at the November State el
ection, to-wit: Democratic, Repub
lican. Populist. Prohibition and
Social Labor. It is jet believed
that a deal is between the Republi
cans and Populists to withdraw the
Populist candidate for Judge of the
Supreme court in favor of the Re
publican nominee.
lie school?1, James A. Reode'l: rail-! fij r55i1
isioner, 1 1
Carpenter i Shafer
We wans your Poultry and Eggs
and will pity you the top of the
market in cash. We are the only
exclusive Poultry and Egg hou?
in Butler, and will not b over bid.
See us on south ide square,
or on the street. We would pre
fer handling your stock on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesday
bnt are prepared tohandle it any
day.
Carpenter & Shafer.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U, S. Gov't .Report
When the republicans began to
put high protection upon wool it
was a dollar a pound in this country.
They bave protected it down to 12
to 15 cents a pound. Who will
speak next?
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