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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
ON 'CHANGE.
spot Cotton Loses Another
Good Sized Fraction.
FUTURES GENERALLY LOWER.
Wheat Higher on the Pfosn,ol Of Freeze %.
Corn Lowar-0ais S.ealy and Unchanged.
Lard a5i Pork Loss Heavily Coffee.
Sular-0Iher Markets.
ON CHANGE.


Quotations based or small lots 10 retail
ocalefs. ACotanlid, per ounce, lUc; per
ID, aCetic acid. per To- Sc: carbolic acid.
crAst, Pee To- ., 10 SOC. muratio acid. u
-. per TO- nitric acid. q r., per Id 2lc;
tuiphuric acid, G. r., per 10, 2lc; fannie
acid, bulk, per 10, SL35 ;alcoho., % per ceut
per gal q. q Joss So cash; alum. per h. &c:
antiruwum $500; autiicUrina. per o.. 25s;
antipyriuc, per o.. eL4O; ammonia, car60.
rate. per h.. ldc; oiue vitriol per TO-, Unsu;
bluc mass, per To, Doc blue ointment per
~, soc; boroN per o.. l2al3; camphor
gum, per 10, nc; clpsicum, powdered, ner
, 49, @cj SSrperqs per 10, 2a3e, cream
groccrs ,ror TO- Ice; Dovor's powder perib
G.l0; ether sulpnuwC, U.S.p, !b gum
grubi first pick, per 10. qOc; gum sho.laG,
Per 10, 21ci glue, brown, y lb, l2Ul6c: glue
white, per To- Zoe; mace per TO- s0o; mGr
curry per lh. i5c; morphine. sulph., T.. ~ W.,
PER o.. N,yJ; o. bottles, Der o. SL1O3
nutuees, per pound. ij' castor OIL per
gal. N.2an l.3J olive OIL gall Gl.lO; linsos
on, er ga N0HG cl5 sperm OIL, w. D.. nor
fnl,, Fl2O; ouluW per pound q % tOSA3o;
opium, po'. rcr pouuo, 1910; b ack pepper
per pound lsc; potash, bromide, per
pouna SO, potash, chiorate per
s8 e5: Quinino, P"S w.. q, bott,o,
per OF t2c. quiriue. p & W.. o., can
o.. SOC; quinine. +. n w., boz cans, par
or &c; H. and s. uuimnC, % vials, per OF.
tCc; dc, o. tins, per o., 2Sc; do. boz TINS
PER o. pic; DO 25-oL tins, per o.. 24c; do.
lOO-oA TINS, per on, 23G; sal soda, per To-
l5Ga3c sultpcterreRned, per 10, lOc; sa!ps.
tor commercial, &C.; salts, Epson, per No. 10.
talts, Rochelle, 80c; bicgrb soda, English
kegs, per lb DC; sulphur, Flowers 5-bb,
lots, Go; sulphur Flowers, small lots, &c;
spirits turpcntIuc, market rates pGr ral:
white lend, $, H., por ID ,a5 4 e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
AurhatIs Claimed forIt

Walnut, Tex, Ainy 20, 1892
Fort Worth Gazette
] am iu receipt of The Gazette sow
Ing machine and hud II TO bo nll you
claim for H. We are delighted with tho
finish and the worl. &c does Think Il
very cheap for such q machine aud
equal 90 q $40 or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks for it,
~ j. MOlAtlSON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
A. GOOD .. AN sao MnchInr.

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept, 2S, 1902.
Editor of Gazette
Allow me TO say IN behalf Of The
Gazette machine that have had
one IN constant use for the past eighteen
months aud during thnt time IL has
done the best of work, and proven itaelf
as good ns any $50 machine Wishing
you much success, M you can safely
recommend iL Very respectfully,
NJ. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
What Those Who HAYS Ussi Il Say Of The
Cheapest Machine in the Market
FIRST Glass In Every Parlicuiar.
Grcenyillc. August %. 1892.


To the Democrat Publishing co.
received my sewing mnChno, and
VIII say 20 you that we are more than
pleased with t. ] find IL IN good order,
chine Ia every particular My wlfO
aud also find Il to be hrst-cluss ma
Rnys 20 tell you that she don't think
hnrd of you about the delay, she Is too
wei satisfied with it, and would not
give II mp for any SEQ machine We
wish you long lie and great success
llurnh for the Democrats and three
cheers for the Democrat publishing
company, OF Fort Worth. TcNns. Niny
your paper ever spread mud curry the
CAD tidiugs of that noble machine 90 a
thousand more homes You may put all
have said In your paper " you Ike,
Yours truly
g. J JOHNSON.
Grecnylle, Hunt county, Texss
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RLANnEs THE unrr1. c1rRK

West Chester Pa, Feb Il Frank
Crouin ot this place has brought u noycl
suit for $500 damages against the
seventh Avenue hotel. piusbwg lie
and lost hia position hpcuusp the hntrl
clerk miiod io rnll him m time tu mkc
Ms car. u b. the first suit ut the Kind
uu RECORD.
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ALL IT IS REPREsENrrn-

Paul's Valley l. r.. Jan. 2S, 1893.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
/ received premium sewing machine. /
have tested b. and bud IL al that yon
represent splendid machine Runs
J ght aud does the work we'll Respect.
fully, SUSAN ID. BURKS.
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ALL THAT IS CLAIMED ron Ir

dAhuhfy 10, 1898.
10 The Fort Worth Gazetic:-
Genuemenl got my mnrhine home
Christmas eve. Il II all that you claim.
cd for e. Every lady who has seen n
says It's a hne machino for The money Il
cost me, aud know have the finest
i am well pleased with IT, think that
S28 was the best spent Of any S25 ! ever
spent for anything ! gave $50 10 AN
agent Tor an improved American, and n
was not the machine nor did Il have the
attachments The Gazette machine has.
though % was n very good machno You
can add all the praise you wish. Your
machine Is worthy Of II
SARAH M'ELWREATH.
Tnckham. Tex.
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slaai Weakness, Lost Manhood.
missions, DCCuNcd y aNuItlcS,
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MILTON RELEASED.

,'orsic9no. Tex, Feb l4-tSpcciall
Hrnry. Milton had q preliminary irlm Tor
,nr hhanF Of VIII Irwin ai Blooming
Grove Saturday He WIS rclvesaj op n
$500 boud which he readily gave.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Il win cost nearly 100000. it h stated.
60 print iu memorial book form tile
oulogivs delivered last week over six de-.
ceased congressman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

St. Louis, Mo, Feb l4--Cotton quiet,
miGdlng De-; sales POO bales receipts,
$500 bales shipments, 2lOO bales stock,
lOl,2OO bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

ST. Louis, Mo, Feb II Wool, re-
cripts. 600 pounds, sales, 5uOO pounds,
medium, Urih ON private hrms; mur-
ket ilrm prices unchanged stock lighter
N.lW lOk LIVESTOCK.
Now York Feb H. Bppycs No trade
Calves steady; ypuls. Ou0oOu
Sheep and lambs Dull sheep, $4,000
90, lambs SGIjNTuU
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago Feb 10 Cattle Rcccipts.
GOO. shipmont. 1000: market slow and
lower, fair To- good steers SiSJW5. 20:
uo cNtr steer. uu sale, others. SiOO0
40, tunudu, Sl.JOm25o, commons,
S}Olu3Sl
Hogs Receipts. $4,000, market steady.
luUlJr lower; mixed and .tOckcrs, 81 10
ASA; prime heavy and butchers weights
SSIutS5j. priuc light SSl5US2O;
other lights. SG.JOHT 20.
Sheep Receipts, ll,O0O; shipments.
1000, market steady. nauyes, Si25fI
p -; westerns, SJ.OuN5.2J, lumbs, $40
0i42j.
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
ST. Louis Mo. Feb H. -Caule-Re-
ccipts, 200; shipments, 800; market
lower, fair 10 good native steers $500
iGJ; choice shipping. Sl.Tb6t5u1 fed
Texas Steers, S325fff1u
Hogs Receipts, 5000, shipments 1900:
market lOVlJc lower. heavy SS.ODu
$50; packing, $IIO0S.35; light, $3.50
mS.3J
Sheep Receipts. 1000; market weak
fair 90 good natives, S3JOdi5O; choice
muitons, SiT5GJ25
NEW YORK WOOL
New York. Fob H. Wool-Active.
firm; domestic fleece 2Tdi2c; pulled
2OIt27c Texas, ltM2lc.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas city, Mo. Fob. u. Cutie
Receipts. 600; shipments, 700; market
steady for light steers. feeders and good
cows heavy steers, stockprs aud com.
mon COWS, wcnk 10 Toe lower; dressed
beef and shipping steers, $iiWfD 2J
COWS and heiiers, - 30lfh2Ui stockers
and feeders, %i2jm3DO.
Hogs Receipts, LOO market ga Zoe
lower: closing active with better feeling:
all grades, SG750slI -; bulk, SI.05
mSO5.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; marset active,
strong; for good mutiOns and amhs
barely steady; mutiuus, S4UJt4 70;
luubs Sj5OUjGj
PROVISION MARKET
ST. Louis, Mo, Feb 1f-Flour un
Wheat Opened l.4c mp. soon declined
closed l-fN3Sc above yestor.
day Cash go l-2c, May closed Tic,
July ~ Use.
Corn Opened l-sodl-4o higher closed
l-4c above yesterday. Cash 30 1-Sc.
Februmy ~ 3-Sc May Al 7-Sd42c.
6us higher Cash s8l-2cA, May
"a lie.
Cornmaal Firm az 500,
Whisky Steady at Sill
Bnggiug and cotton ties unchanged.
Pork Lower JObbing, Sl0.T5 for old
5000 for new.
lard Lower at S12871-2.
Dry salt meat ANA bacon Quiet. with
ouiy small jobbing trade az previous
Kansas City Mo-, Feb Il. Wheat
steady. No ? hard 0GaG6 lie; No .
Com Weak, No white 86c; No. 2
mixed 80 lie
New York, Feb a. Wheat SPOT
dun, steady; No, red, store aud elc.
yator 80 3-1NSic; options fairly active.
closing hriu, unchanged frOm yesterday.
Corn SPOTS irm, moderately nctiVe.
No. .. ~ ~. elevator. closing hnn, dnli
l-ic over yesterday March. $3.50.
May, ~ i-ic July, - 3-4c
MOlnsses New Orleuua open kettle.
good 10 choice, light supply. good De-
mund, firm.
Coifce Options opened dnll. 5G15
points decline; closed steady up 10 i5
points down. sales 1900 bags iuehd-
Ing Feb, Sl73O; March. ST. 40 May
$685.; June. SIG T5lflGS0: July.
$3.50; August $lGO5' September,
u. 559l66a Spot Rio STEADY; No. z,
sugar Quiet steady, fair refining.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
|arS and Contractors
pURT OF APPEALS.
NJ Decisions Rendered in the Fort
Worth District.

a'l appeals Second district. b.
issl, chief Justice; II, .. Head
~ \ Stephens, associate iusticrs.
Hri clerk.
u A Baker appellant, Vs..
a.anah appellee. Appeal from
'l.a court OF Taylor cou.ty.
EXCURSIONS or FACT.
aF vas decided by the court
i1Y lpon an agreed statement
III ArNmlng 60 this agreed state
VI 'u4' NV, Crimes county sold
WV 70 Burlington, MrDmirls
N lsf iour leagues of school
III IinTt9iler said Burlington. Nc
w n haEer conveyed the same to
ine commissioners court of
ully advertised said land
ageyptel the hi.l of the afore-
S-ta per acre on twenty
M WIN interest at the rate of
N, Nilnm payable annually
Mh, Vesllllas sept l.. 1856. and
~ lerm, 1856. of The r,',1,j ,
~ unly confirmed said sale.
M WIG located as the school
n~i Vvuhiy In the Year 1852
-s ~ lhe year 1871 The 10l-
~. Mnd IN controversy rs q
li, ,slI leagues Of school land
bw mat d. O.. Ash was i'm
N. '''l lup nrrcs aa an nrtunl
y e,n ml.e sald land was sold
1aP, u hnyiug boon sur.
u fbs, lhe time of his settle
Ao S.I was q married man
,,s,. anus elsewhere. ma LSJ
81 N, .lls on laid lands consist,
lsSi Iua COW lot, aud tbnt I'm
aybe uy sold Tie lud to up-
te AAIe O verbal r.utrNrt
M q Gnm'.o.l 9 few day, prior to
d I wv county but mo- Iuopcv
ass AN, i,ahl until Dpoambar
al r.;,, that appellee ,yns
'ag RIVE fever lived on the innj
Z ga ~ IMPROVEMENTS var.
nalp was alsu almitteI
.ls,,s tender TO Grimes ro', ,StU
,lse VIM 9,iienauiels and Baker
asa NY. lle terms upon ,ybicb
ile ~, ''iHs N the manner
aa aesiSsJ OF Baker va. Ron
haie n w Us aud that this
~ j d.6 oooh as Ash know
2 conn "ppelrs that appellee
si1 4 money and notes jn
asAt se., ..o1nty, claiming tbe
aa u'sd by Ash and con.
III. ' !, OF LAW.
hii NAV arising upon IN,
9 csat 'Sey passed upoo bv
seuon uele Z, section q.
labds y reference Ia tbc
Ii'iaal settler. oS oal, pro
''lssegg "ylected in their nrI IN
Ntlemes name 10 the ex-
aqns 4.e9r etc.n The ,.o,.3.,
esast sS.s used have = re- e,
ieias M yen; Balier vs..
Az ~ The agreed ,fate'
H, Y possesioa 49,
es.,,,,'.ne the land wae
rgh \, Aat he secured
Si syl lls proper steps .p,'
vi ~ " leagues subject
"snt 10 dnnallaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
COTTON MARKETS


Liverpool Fob 4-CSpacialN Spot cot.
ton closed dun at l-id decItuc aud iu buyers
favor
urinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Good ordinary ....................4y. $40
Low miid ng....................4 1915
Midlung ...................... 1916
Good middliug. ..................5 l5-lG
Miudliug fair. $40
bales
Imports 10000 bales; American, 600
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
CnlvcsIon Conec 'Iarl,ot

Galveston 9Yuoi Market
Galveston. Tex Fob ~ -tSps'ltl1 .-
Woul-Market closed steady unchanged,
gPuNG--rwEtyE MONTHS cLta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Receipts aud Erpors, at an United states
Ports
slesl., AZ An UollaI STATE. FaFt

Galveston, Tex, Feb "A Especial ~
stocks this day......,....., .,..- s9a'sD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
Stocks this day last year 1000. i,ioO, IS
Receipts at All unitcd state. Ports.

naily Movements a. Interior Towns
Galveston. Tex, Feb ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
MORE rEsrImoNE
, Fine SEQ sewing Machine for only sea,

hlHe sou Saving Mhchlho Tor OniH So
Try one.
Silyerton, Tex, Dec, 3, 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen. The high arm sowing ma.
chine Is all you claim for IT, IL Is first
class in every respect Ny wife Is de-
lighted with It., IL ~ neat and well
finished. light running, and gives en-.
tire satisfaction. Respectfully,
ID. ii. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
0ENEnAL MNnKEr4


Galveston, Tox.. Feb l4--(Special) y
Sugar Plantation agents prices Ia round
lots by the carload for Louisiana sugar5;
Market closcd arm unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15

Good mldl,ius siEc, strict midGliny
g. c, middiing, Sc; strict low mid.
dling, SC; low midlu g 74c; strict
good ordinary. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
IN InIlH WnnI.

ST. Louis, Mo. Feb. a WOOL re-
ccipts. 5000 pounds sales, 5uOD pounds;
medium, Ctih, ON private Mrus; mur-
ket llrm prices unchanged stock lighter.
N.iN lOk LlNESrOtk
Now York. Feb. H. Bpeyos No trade
Calves steady, yeuls SIOuW9Ou.
Sheep and lambs Dull; sheep. $4,000
nm. limbs Sg 1IttT UU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
TouLTRY, 100 ~ NrlrER

Prices paid by dealers Old hens, g. "a
per Goz spring chickens, large s. 2i.
spring chickens, small s. q turkeys
blers, small, C; large ST. ., Old hens ,5c.
90 and two year Old gobbers 81 s5Ul 30,
,rrs, &c per doz; butter FRESH good, ., q,
common country, / G, ro N..N ..p
Retailers ret old hens, GO per dozen;
spring chickens, large, So 90 spring chick.
ems, SINAI, e. 20 Turk1As-Smau spring
hens G.; spung gobblers, small, S largo
90 81 %; old mems goo ! one ana two year
cld rCbblers 81 %; butter, go 81 fresh, nc
per pound; butter common country zoe;
creamery, 100 eggs Dc rc' dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-15
VINES ANn srrRrrs.

- rfH't'N' , .N' NNr' w JIG hAeFlh
WINES ANn srRtrs.
Whlsky-Eccidcd, 81 sea % as per uroof;
l-year.old upwards, 81 Goa TO- sour mash,
: years old up, 81 gOai 90 as per age; extra
Old, a. 0OulO W. blended WHISTLES, s lOa
n
Wines-puro grape per gal, 81 up.
Brandlcs-puro Tennessee apple, s. %;
pure Mary land peach, s. 30; domestic
cognac, 81 75a3 90: imported 20 50ag %.
Gins-Domest!c, per gal, 81 y,a3 21i Inn
Ported, 50 3OaJ ~
Brilliant, bbls lie; EupIon, bbls, eoc;
Brilliant 20 cases, Sl.sO; brilliant III
cases, $3.50; Eupion, 20 cases, Sou saso-
lane g.. 81; sIuAgnl barrels, lic, - cases
$lt1, slyerIght barrels, l,c. 20 cases
s. 3D.
RUITs, RAIsINs SUTs ETC.
Almonds new, soft-sholl, per 10, 100;
walnuts, extra large per To- 1895 hloertS,
Ter 10, l4c; BrH!s, new crop per 10.
Exc; nuts, assorted 2j-lh boxes Comet
brand, lie; pecans, new crop, &c; peanuts
fancy white, by the sack Parrot brand, z;
choice white, best quality Bass brand, o.
roasted white best quality 10 cocoanutS
fresh per sacli,S 30; less quantity &c eachi
peanut roasters. No ], Peerless one-ha.i
bushel size $40 0O; popcorn ana peanut
corn rooster at factory, ESQ co.; peanut
rooster, BOSS eco coz popco n, shelied' per
j., &c. IT,. ,,..,,.,-,- ....-..- ....,,, O..
titurl nos and lbs sob boxes nc; Cali
torria Sos and zoos .bb boxes l5ci
California fancy eyaporated peeled peaches,
20 ID boxes, per 10, none; unpeeled, 25-l1
boxes per pound, Ike; California evapo-
rated aprcots. 25.lb boxes per 10 zoe
Dates, Ford Obj boxes lci tlgs cno.ca
layers, l0Io boxes, lao fancy lOci
fancy black California, boXeG, per ID, l23Sc,
Piums, pittod boxes per 10 none. CAT
lcuia grapes 51sc in sacks California
raisin grapes IN sacks 'c; No 3. London
layer raisous, 2Oib boxes. Sz.e5; Cali
fornia seedless raisins Zoe Apples
choice eyaporated. 50-lO boxes,
rer 10. lie ;pnme, Bold boxes peril l01Sc
Green Fruits--Apples, green ncy rw
Y r.. per BIOL, s 20 Lemons, extra
fancy, t6Os, OOaSi ~ Oranges, Florida
fancy bright, per box. 50 81; 10 - box
20Oc. Bananas fancy Bluehe'd, S&OO 70
1900 ror bunch Cocoanuts, per sack
OF 100 IS COZ smaller quantity
Tcr doc Csc Grapes, Malagas, obls. % 70
10 H. gross, per keg, $3.50 CIanberries,
fancy, fresh pkd, bols sl2OO; hall bliss "
CANDIEs.
Caramels, assorted flavor, b-pound hox
&c; jellY beans. 5-pound box, Csc; gum
drops. A. b.. assorted aavor, bpound box
sec; japanese strips cocoanut favor,
pound box, Coo rock assorted and white
tbc; French kisses, per pouna Uooi enoco-
late creams. AL voc lemon dropA Frosted,
per tOx. CSC; burnt almooos, per oox. Toci
creams, handmade, twelve Yariehe' Nci
peanut blocks. 100; peanut bar. par box
tie. ioIenges, assorted con, b-pounn tox,
1bc gum drops, Mound CTS, bponna box
75c marshmallows. cherry brand, DIP box,
tl.25; mixed candies, pals, per pound 79i
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-02-16
Trustees Sale.

WhsreasJohn Meagher and Catbarine Meseh- =
er HE wife. by their deed OF trust dated De-
cember 4th. 1891. and recorded In the record
er's Office within and for Bates county, Mis-
souri,, In book No. Id1 page 29s conveyed to the
undersigned trustee the following describef
real estate lying and being situate In the conn
- OF Bates and state Of Missouri, o-wit:
The southeast quarter ofthe southeast e-aSxN
ter OF section six fs) the northeast aua-ter or
the northeast quarter Of section seven RI and
the southeast quarter Of the northwes. guar
Ter OF the northeast quarter of section seven q!
all In township thirty nine f39) OF range TWEEN.
ty-nine (2sl containing 30 acres more or less.
which conveyance was made In trust to secur.
the payment Of certain note fully described In
said deed OF trust and whereas defaufs has
been made in the payment Of the annual inter
est accrued on said note, which 10 now pexs
due and unpaid Now therefore st the reauess,
OF the legal holder OF said noss and pursuan,
to the conditions Of saiddeed Of trust, I viii
proceed to sell the aboee described premises
at public vendue to the highest bidder for cask
at the east front door Of the court house in The
city Of Butler. county OF Bates and siats O:
Missouri. on
Thurday, March 9th, 1898,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and nre clock in the Afternoon Of thas
oey for the porpoees Of satisfying sajd t1ett
interest ana coats. c. A. ALLEN,
Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-02-16
County Court PROCEEDINGS.

County court met February 9Th,
1893, with Presiding II. C. Reese
and Associate Judges F. Fix and J.
s. Hayes present
Dramshop bond Of Frank McAllis
ter approved.
School loan granted to Willard
front of $1,000.
Recorder Martin presents state.
ment of fees, which was approved.
No State Bank agrees to take
county f,.t,ls until May 1st at same
rate as heretofore, when it will be
re-les
J, F. Smith appointed justice of
the peace of Usage township vice
Justice Hogan. deceased.
Circuit Clerk Hayes presents
statement OF fees which was approx
ed
County Clerk Drysdale presents
statement OF fees and pays over sur
plus of 1882
Dramshop license granted to ".
81. Lynch at Rich Hill.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-02-16

Keirsey and one of his boys have the
grip John Moore of Shawnee.
bought some cows of W B Cole this
week. Singing at Fairview church
Thursday night. =. Tom Stark sold
NUMBER of hogs to Geo Price, at a
good price. Sam Keirsy is feed
ing number of hogs. . =. Miss Liz
zie Embree has a finger in bad shape
.. NJ L Embree is on the hill re =
pairing Miss Lizzie Pettus' house
80. One by one they go to see Will
H Warford to deposit some cash for
Uncle Sam and Bates Co. .In. 'ge
G D Ccle scarcely ever comes t. the
post vfiice. 49,. From reports 1t is
about time the literary "as closed at
Freezeout school house, the paper is
getting to be pretty tough L N
Williams cattle are feeding fine. =. F..
D & Pogue has dem mules for sale
-. Chris Greer sold dem mules
to MIR Powell OF Butler. last Thurs
day. Beatty 4 Co went to Butler
with load of produce, mostly eggs
and chickens, Zach johnson has
the grip. viii Hooper killed hogs
one day this week Geo Drake
came from the west Thursday in
good shape. Sam Mcfarland has
team of 3-year old mules for sale
-. Ed Owens and Jackson Eag
gard it seems, caunot trade with
our commission man. Mrs Wilds
has brother visiting her from Hen
ry county. >. An NJ. D., d. D. g. J.
?. is title enough without adding a
Z. NJ, isn't it, In last week s is
sue of the TINES. we see q letter
from J B Newberry on township or.
ganization, We are sorry to take
issue against the senator Sorry
to hear Mr.. Fowler is sick. Mrs
Lydia Wyse closed a successful
school at Fairview Friday last, and
left for Warrensburg, where she will
attend Normal John Lentz is
clearing up shop preparatory to
leaving next week. "A Methodist
church at Johnstown Is the latest
thing out, for which Mrs Howard is
to be commended for her faithful
work with the subscription paper.
JACK