The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
PARKINSON 4 AsrsxAraY. ATTORNEY.

comprise . lav 6rm at once able and
succesful in practice. Judge Jno. d.
Parkinson, vhO for nine years Vas Judge Of
the Tseni.y 9Th Judicial district, 10 sell
known throughout Missouri ~ an able
jusiss and counsellor, while Mr.. Abernaihy,
the junior member Of the 5rm. ~ an ad-
vccaie il without . peer in southwest Ms
souri,. The 6r@ il . strong and reliable
one and worthy Of the many responsible
eaass in litigation which are ipirusisd to
It's care.
As 10 BUSINESS HOUSES FoR RENT
there are none to b had rew, but many
are Icing Constructed. TWo story brick OF
stone business blocks. running from IS 10
100 feet in length, are row being buiIt BY
the following psrties: Oae each by Bsde-
ley Boa, Mcfarland Bros. and y. A.
Wade. on the squ.re, the latter 10 i.~ &C.
cup:ed By the Bates Cnun,v D-mocrat
two BY J. L. Edwards, on north Main
street, nesr the sQnsre, and one esch BY
Mcbride 4 Hsrtsell, Fred Born, Fred
Evsns, A. Duncsn, NJ. L. Wolf. on north
Msin street; one by r. w. Chiids on Oaio
street. A iosn hall with city Office. is sI-o
being constructed. Almos, all the above
named buildings have already been leased.
Heretofore builders have been afraid to in
vsst money outside OF the square until
this spring, when Me.srs. James l. Pace.
recorder Of deeds. and J. C. Clark
began the erection OF four two .,nry birch
business houses, each 35sS5 fe-,, located
together on north Main street, jI-, half =
block from the .qnsrs. favorably situated.
These will be for rent.
LADOaERs WAGES
are good at Batter. Mechanics receive
high wages carpenters from S225 to 50 80
pr day, brick layer. 81 per 900, and h~i
carriers Sl.dO per day. Any mn With
either mu.cle. skill or capital c,n make
money at Butler. But il he has neither Of
the above Recommendations. snd j. n
chronic loafer, or soft handed .nn.x. r, no,
IN Ro,.i ierms With work, he hNd he.isr gu
on TO X snsas. Tint state want. few men
ri that cslibre vho Ars MT u.ri tn .ry
heavier labor than brick bst,ing gr.<.hop-
pcrs or Isesuring U. Temperance ard pass
ing the hit.
MRS. q. y. zoNBRO. N,LLINER.
hss an elegant suite of rooms up the sec.
ond stairway south of the Bates coun,y
hank. For three years shs hss L~~n trim
m~f for Covls.' establishment. hat re-
rrutiy established in busin~~s fur h-rss.!i.
She hss met With rem ark ,hle success, for
which sh. IL very thankful. She keep. ak
lady milliners in her employ sni msk-.
specially of lace, hats aud bridal ou,fi;s
NV. CHILDs' ESTABLISHMENT.
n. Srys .l.,.,, .<,.,l - ~. o.,,.I k.,.L
rnjpys = heavv trade in dry Kop.i-, rr"ce'-
ir~, toois and shoes, hats aud cps aud
clothing. His iso-story brick business
house IL 25XSj feet in dimension. He also
does thriving hu lines, in agricultural im-
plemen;s Of all kind. To accommodate
The increasing dem snds al this LIST nt,usd
assuch IL busins - he - nov Constructing
q tvostory brick block directly w--, of the
nstion.l hsnk. which gill he 25x6D feet
Far twelve years h~ hss been in b,.si.e>s
here. and BIZ. store ro"m IL cunstsniIy
crowded wi,h yo,'is and customers.
THE BITES COUNTY BANK,
s one Of the substantial in.
.ti'utions. II vas Organi,-i in
1871 with paid up capital Of 5 0.O0O.
Il carries = deposit Of $50. 600. ard Of
oans $:s,5 900. Lewis Chimney Ia pre-i-
TENT. J. Z. Clark vice pres,d-nt srd Csp'.
+. j. Tyx ard, Who "a. The hr-t c-shi-r of
he bank. b - disch aSg-d the duties at this;
responsible pn-i,iou from ia urgan'z .t,on
10 date. and more al the .ucrr-s ii the e.
Iabiishmr,.t il due TO the I'll ,rts al the az
gsciols snd fAr-s~rin2 cashier th,n TO any
me e!se. The national bank ex miner IL
W arlington. D. g.. ssys If this bank, "No
bank in nv district stands bite: than the
10. e. c"uO:y. Missouri, national hank. Its
management has alwz.s been list eiss
+" Cspt. TyxArd more than 10 any o,h.,
me indisIduA! belongs the credit, ~ he has
sosked un,iringly to maze il vh,t il j..
Tie other officers are equally meriiorious
a their several stations"
THE CHURCHES
4 Butler are the Ohio street VI E. church,
Rev. Cri.s, pastor n. E. church, south,
Rev. Bathurst. pastor; Bsptis, church,
Rev. Brown, pastor; Christian church,
Rev. Spencer, pastor; Ep,scop,l aud Cum
'erlsnd Presbyterian churches are now in
'rocrss OF erection. The Presbyterian
hurch was organized in 1868; present
membership, 40. Rev W. Nj. Newton,
,astor. The church sdi6ces neat and
ommodious snd unuor,gsged. The col
red people a!so have a church.
THE LODGES
{ Butler consist 81 large Masonic. Odd !
fellows. A. o. U. w. and Temple Of Honor |
rGaniz stiOns.
THE SCHOOLS
{ Butler are in splendid condition. They |
mploy nine teachers and enroll $50 |
choian. They have three su..sisnti.l
ch0ol h0u-e.. The volored people have
lso = sch,.o!, which is veil attended.
A Presbyterian academy il located in
|uller, in which the languages are taught
nd pupils are taken to the close Of the |
,pba'ors year in regular courses at
ol:eges.
THE NEWSPAPERS
Butler are sell worthy OF the handsome
atronaxe they enjoy. The Bates County
|emocrat, 4 sterling democratic sheet, 10
bly, edited By Messrs. Wade Il Scndder.
! il the Official paper Of the county, aud
~ circulation secoud to none in s1uth-
est Missouri. l,s Propriesors are erect
g . new building on tine square, into
hIch, when finished, they will remove,
nd bring out their paper IN . new dress.
nd iniroduc. siesm power presses. The
ate. County Time.. democratic weekly,
ably edited BY Chss. T. Mcfarland.
hoUgh the paper has been established for
- than tw0 years, il ~ meeting With
rye success. The Bates County Record,
6rst-cl.s weekly. published BY O. d.
usiiu. IL the organ 81 the republican
'rty. aud is the oldest p.per in the
unity, beiag nos in iis 18th year.
A. To aANUFACrORIEx
IL city il already looking mp. J. Linton
il! soon have in operation = FAX mill To
ind lint cut Of straw. =. 4. Fay runs .
'itesy, where crack, jugs aud churns aud
! kinds Of po,iery are made. A cheese
csOry Is conducted BY Cummins Il Her
spersera A planning mill 10 being
rc'e,i BY Hurley, wyho6 4 Mo"rs. A
4 stone mill 10 slso in operation, by I
h:ch stone j. saved into blocks ready fos .
=, instead of hei.g dressed by hand in
z old Wy. A foundry. brick kiln or a. ,
nat any msnufsctosy could make money
Butler.