The Butler weekly times., 1896-02-27
End Hand Feed Mill, nearly new

er Mer. Co. 13 I'm.
Frank Allen, secretary Of the Mo.
State Bank. is down with the grip
A. L. Graves and Francisco Bros.
won an important attachment suit
the last Of the week
J. S. Pierce has EN- mbarked in the
fire insurance business and has sew
eral good companies.
Impoverished blood causes that
tired feeling Hoods Sarsaparilla
purifes, enriches and vitaliZes the
blood and gives vlgor and vitality.
Jesse Nave and his son in-law, W.
NJ Sethman, are settling their differ
ences in regard to the rent of farm
in the court. So far the honors are
evenly divided, Mr.. Nave wining in
in the attachment case and Sethman
that of an Injunction.
We wish to call the attention Of
the readers of the TINES to the ad
vertisement of Williams Bros, in
this issue. As figures tell the prices,
read what they have to say. The
Williams Bros, carry one of the
incest stocks of groceries in this city
and are up to date merchants. They
have built up large trade. They
have done so by selling the best
goods at reasonable prices. See
Williams Bros. before you buy.
Small pox has broken out in
Pleasant Hill, and thirty-five cases
are reported to exist in the town.
The public schools have been closed,
also the Planters hotel, where the
disease broke out, and the town has
been quarantined by the state board
of health. The disease was intro
duced in the town by a stock man
named Pratt, from Texas, stopping
at the Planters hotel.
Two farmers, Will Thomas and
Bunk McGinnis, over the river north
east of town, became involved in an
alteration Saturday over a small
sum of money McGinnis felled
Thomas with a neck yoke and then
drew pistol aud was in the act of
shooting him when Mrs. Thomas
and her daughter unarmed the fren-
zied man, so it is reported. He then
broke and ran and has no. been seen
since.-Rich Hill Review.
Frank Harris and Foster Pollard
are sentenced to be hanged in Kan
sas City on March 16. 1t will be
the first double hanging in the State
since the Talbot boys were hung il
Maryville, Nodaway county, for thu
murder of their father, DR.. ?. Fl
Talbot. In 1853 two men wer,
hung on the same scaffold in Pate,
Town, st. Joseph, who had whipped
Auctioneer Willard to death, a mill
from that city.-Ex.
Smith Il Potter, horse and mul,
buyers of this city, inform US tha
they have, on an average, shipped
carload of horses and mules to tn
Kansas City market each week sine
September last. Mr.. Smith say
Butler is kown to be the best mai
ket for the above animals in this SEE
ton of the state, and is so recogniz
ed at Kansas City. You can alway
sell good animal to the Butle
buyers who have headquarters j
this city the year round.
Congressman Burton will requir
the application of all his oily arts
explain to his constituents, satisfa
torily, some of his votes in Congress
For instance. he will undertake
very difficult task to explain why
jumped to the crack of the part
and voted against the Senate's FRI
coinage substitute for the bond bil
Had Charlie Morgan been there, b
i voice would have been heard and b
vote recorded on the side of his CO
e stituents.-Carthage Democrat.
The Pleasanton, (Kans.,J Hera
says the JAS. Station, in Jail in th
:, city charged with stealing span
horses from j. B. Small, north
this city, is no other person tn,
Joe White. and that he has relatiy