The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

Mrs DR., Lyle and daughter Miss
Bane have returned from their visit
to Nevada.
Deacon Bros l. Co. are ready to
supply you with one of the celebrat-
ed Round Oak stoves. They have
juct received car load and you
know this stove is the best on the
market.
The booming TINES is thankful to
the last notch for the many substan-
tial endorsements in the way of new
subscribers it is receiving each week.
It is our aim to print the best paper
to be had in Bates county and we in
tend to do II. So if you want the
best paper in Bates county, a paper
that gives all the general and local
news, pat your name down for the
booming TINES S1.00 per year.
By referring to the list of appoint
ments made by the South Methodist
conference, at Boonville, Monday,
we see that Rev. L. ". Pearce, for
the past two years pastor of the
church in this city, has been assign
ed to work at Otterville, Mo-, for
the coming year. Rev. Pearce has
done good work in this city for
his church, ,and by his christian work
and upright dealing he has gained
the esteem and confidence of our
people and all will regret to see him
and his estimable family take their
departure from our city.
On Friday at noon, A. c. Funk,
living about three lhiles south OF
Lamar, whipped his son Charley,
aged IA years, very severely for fail
ing to feed the horses. The boy
having performed this service, went
to the house and procured q 3S.cali.
bre pistol, and placing it about two
inches above the nipple of his left
breast. pulled the trigger The ball
ranged upward aud was cut out near
the shoulder blade. Drs. Drake and
Van Meter dressed the wound. DR.
Drake, on his return, thought that
the rash young fellow might recover.
Lamar Democrat.
The list of appointments made
for Nevada district by the South
Methodist conference, are: Nj. NJ
Puugh, Presiding Elder. Nevads
w. j. Carpenter; Nevada mission, S
| P. Cayton; Moundville, w. NJ. Me
Allister; Deerfeld, C. c. Howard
Rich Hill, W. NJ. Bewley; Sprague
G. G. Hamilton; Hume, I. C. Pucket
Butler, j. F. Robb; Peculiar, L. Nj
: Philips; Everett, R. j. Nelson; Pap
insville; j. p. Caldwell; Walker, }
K. Peers; Montevallo, S. G.. Wei
born; Sheldon. ". p. Barrett; La
mar, A. B. Davidson; Kenoma, "
> Il. Son; Ell Dorado, j. F. Pike; Ros
3 coe mission, ". B. Carrico.
The TINES last week in mention
ing fatalities reported to have hal
pened at the strip run, made meutio
: that Henry Glazebrook, son {
: Boone Glazebrook of Adrian, ha
been hung. The TINES got its ii
i formation from city papers an
street rumor, and We are glad to So
d there was no truth whatever, in tt
l. report. Boone Glazebrook has r
}, son of that name, and Joe Glaz
= brook writes US that he was new,
t. at the strip or nearer there ths
l. Butler. The TINES is glad to lea,
<, that the reports are false and make
d the above correction with pleasur
- Bruce Starke, for the past two ,
three years court stenographer, b
u resigned his position to accept Il
u Office of private secretary to Co
y gressman DeArmond, and will, in
B. few days, leave for Washington
T. assume his duties. Bruce is brig
10 young man and We predict it "
'e not be long before he is holdil
q. down good job under Uncle Sa
"a To take his place as court stenog1
pher, Judge Lay has appointed o
b. talented young friend, Claud Clal