The Butler weekly times., 1895-08-22
Terry Stephenson, of Kearney,
Mo, renews for SO.

| lie w. Il. II post Vi luls CITY HAS
secured chair car for the reunion
at Louisville, Ky, the car will leave
Butler Sept Sth, attached to the
evening passenger and will be run
J through to its destination without
J change.
Senator PETER has come out for
currency based on land values and
against the silver movement. When
} it comes to straight fight for silver
our populist friends will have to fall
back on the Democratic party. Their
leading statesmen will net do to tie
to-Rich Hill Review
The state W C. L. U. will hold
it's meeting in Butler, in November.
Among the important personages
booked up to date are Miss Francis
Willard, national president and
Mrs. Clara Huffman, state president.
This will be the most important
1 meeting of the ". c. T. U. ever held
, in this city.
I The old jail which has been an
eye sore for so many years is being
taken down. Sheriff Colyer put a
couple of prisoners to work on it
Monday and in few days the old
building that has done the county
service as an excuse for a jail will
be no more.
I Tco much of good thing some
4 times becomes a bore. That's the
I conclusion we have reached in the
I Harvey-Horr debate, now being run
in some of our exchanges in stereo.
( typed plate form. The editor has one
excuse for imposing on his readers
the plates furnished by Kellogg
they save good deal of type set.
ting.
I DIR. Boulware was called to see
I Willard Freeman, son of Oliver
( Freeman, west of town, Friday.
4 The young man in trimming hedge
accidentally cut severe cash in his
knee with hedge knife. The
wound is bad one and will lay
u Willard up for several days provid-
} ed he gets along all right.
Z Four United States prisoners
4 were brought down from Kansas
4 City last week and placed in our
4 jail for safe keeping. They are 7.
7 P. Stratton, Eastman Taylor, Jesse
Watts and j. l.. Davis. The first
: three are charged with counterfeit
st ing and the other for opening mail
~ 'n that did not belong to him.
> I. N. Mains,of the popular firm of
Deacon Bros. & Co., left Sunday for
10 Boston to attend the tri ennial en-
campment of Knight Templars. He
o, expects to be gone about three weeks
IN and during his absence will visi,
New York, Philadelphia and othe,
IN eastern cities. The TINES wishes
~ him pleasant trip.
Il.
lie This community regrets to learr
r. that r. J. Hurley has decided te
move to Independence with his fam
"a lily to make that town their future
tv home This fanny is among ou1
lr most prominent aud respected citi
ne zens and their departure will he {
10 decided loss to our town and the,
: will take their leave with deepes
regrets Of our people, yet with bes
he wishes of all
- 1. n. Botkin, one of our pioneer
New Home subscribers called ant
handed us check for Sc renewing
" for 1896. MIR. Botkia is one OF tn
substantial farmers Of New Hom
N. township, and the TINES has not
w. stauncher or better friend on it.
ed books. He is large and success
Or. full farmer and was on his way hom
yes from Kansas City, where he hat
he shipped stock.
"" "" Uncle Jim Graves has bought tn
= engine at the lake and has put it il
position at his cider house in tn
ck east part OF town. He has ais
Id bought large presses, and intends t
ess render cider this year by steam pow
las er. With his present facilities b