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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

HILWAUKK1 DIVISION.
9:25 Axle Cedar Rapids 12:4OP. NJ. ar.
1O:4O A n ar Center Point 1890 A n lie.
$3.50 4 x Iesl POssViIle 7:40A N ar.
1O:45AMar ar West Onion 6:I0 A NJ le.
90 PACIFIC DIVISION. F577 Y
TAO n lie Cedar Rapids . $50 P n ar
1890 A ~ lie ara, Ninton 3:25 u ar
1885 ~ ar Dysart 1:45 p NJ lie
AfUscATINE DIVISION.
$50 A Ale Museatine I2:45 n ar
1850 AN ar Nichols 11:42 A NJ lie
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

We buy for CASH, and will not be
undetsold. IL Per cent. Interest will be
charged frOA date for all lumber sold on
credit. - L. I. HALLECK,
- - II. W. GILCHRIEST,
% 8JWILLIAA JAY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

A new arrangement is proposed
for the safety of registered letters
sent through the post-ofiice. Spe-
cial bags are to be provided for
their reception, and only the post
masters at distributing stations are
to have keys of these bags. Such a
safeguard is highly desirable. =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24
p. q. HALLBERG,

Emp0ria, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

Also full line of Parasol Scarfs hbbsons Fringe
and White Goods bought direct of the
Styles LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24

b A German who was asked if lag
or beer was intoxicating, replied |:
Veil, I-trinks- from seventy to
eighty glasses a dag and ,feels all
straight in1mine upper story for any
kind of Freshness, but l can't tell
vat il would be NIT men vat makes
. Twill tub, of himself"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24
EMPORIA NEWS.
- FLOWER FANCY.
some flowers are like faces Of friends

Some flowers are like faces Of friends that
sTnis iiIy, whaSEas 4 dover can be,
Sets sail n thought on memory's tide,
And down from the years It drifts to me.
A thought of face with lIly's grace,
Its pure white beauty OF youth. All me!
But the grave is dark and the grave is
And the face like 3 lily no more see.
And here is a rose. 1 am thinidug nov &
OF face IKE rosei In memory > a =
With touch OF Sunshine on lip and brow,
All, but the sunshine is hidden from
oh, beautiful face, with the dainty grace
ora queen red rose in each dimpled
You are dead with the roses of Summer
II man sheds tears do you caH him
weak? - no.
And here is a violet, fair aud shy,
With the fragrance OF Summer gather
In its yellow heart, and can but sigh
For face that was sweet rs the VioletS
A face most fair, with yellow hair,
Ikea sunny taDgie on neck and brow,
And n smile In the beautiful violet eyes.
All! but the graves mold hides them
nOw' <sE@8I'
/ catch the odor OF the mignionette,
And n face from the fragrance looks at
me,
oh friend, dead friend, shall never for
~ get r.
How royal the plaEnestof things can be;
For under a face that lacked tor grace
You'd q heart that was grand - heart
can be; .0A0
And its love as sweet as this mignionette
Yes, your face has beauty, dear friend
80 for me.
Here Is n snowdrop, dainty and white,
A delicate creature OF frost and air;
A face looks out OF the flower tonight,
A childs face, framed in fiossy hair.
And think, with toafs. of a child who's
years
Were only four when she went away.
And / know that my snowdrop face IL fai
In the beautiful gardens OF God to-day
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
The Cholera in EaTcpa.
s.s OuLbrc:.!x ut Ixc.rr-S;xiy Thou
sand Victims I'm fsun.ary.

The British Medical Journal. in its
weekly review OF tn. PROCESS of
A,ia;ic cholera in Enropr, mentions
that the outbreak at Eav.c, France,
las proved very serious, '.havin"
been the cause ofa panic which eX-
tends to all Glasses. OF tweatr-one
civilians treated III hospitals, riuc have
sue, II nci soon after admission, with
grave symptoms. OftwGIvc soldiers
attacked during Tie 9wcck, five
have died. IL The: fatal cases tie
fapidii" nf the onset, Tie short dura-
lion OF The affection, aud the violence
Jf the - ~; TOMS have been remark cl.
1t was imported !sy ships arriving
tror, Infected ports Ia Germany.
Mohiiviiiicr and !iarIleuT ami the
surb"rbS have hren cuIail,- affected
by the cpideInic, but details are
wanting. The disease has also ap-
rcarcd ii Rome, where according To
y medical Journal, on tll2 9th oi Au-
-usi, there had been scycnty-iuur
cases, with tiiiriy-i.inc deaths, i'll the
two hospitals"
''in Hungary and Transy lraiiia,"
says the SWISS Times. 1.-The cholera
has made ica!fn! ravagcs. According
to official accounts, G2,000 pcop:e
have died of il. Vienna is sad TO
have spent ;.lrcady 240.C0o lorius i'll
improving the drainage: but not
withstandiu%. 1lSS persons were at
tackrd from he 26lh of July TO the
2ist OF August and 929 died. Ac-
! counts from Germany state that, on
the 2i, h and 25Ih of August, 1917 We're
taken i'll at Ma@hcbur", OF whom
III died. In Munich, ofi07 attacked
up To the present, l5l died; i'll i\on-
igsbcrg. 1l6 died cut Of 5l5. IN Stcc-
tin, IL were taken i'll aud 3i died
In inauy other towns ,hcrc u ere nu-
mcrous victims.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
Each boat carried quantity of the
,,;,..;,,.. :, ,r,t,a pnrlpris Aul- n c,u nC

Enci, boat carried quantity of the
rigging of the Portraits, and, n can of
oil. Witis,lese fire was made in
tho bottom of M, old bucket. Tea
was MI that could be made with
such apparatus. They state that tho
priyations thev suffered were not Sc
rious. The life was rough, laborious
and monotonous, but though dangers
occasionally presented themselves
well caiculAted to inspire great fear,
no serious accident occurred and OH
the 2Ist of June the boats reached
Cape York In safety. Here they were
again close pcscG with ice. On the
Esd their troubles to an end. a
VII .f.ER WAS DESCRIBED
few mics OF and the. whole party
was at once in turmoil of excitcinrnt.
A great fcar.seemed to take possession
OF them MI at once, that tie ship nigh;
go before they could make them
selves seen. and they put forth every
effort to pusi, through tile ice with
out delay. The vessel proved to be
he Ravenscruig of Dhhlce, Capt.
Allen. She soon saw their signals.
and Capt. Alien sent crew Ia their
assistance and took on board their
effects and one of their boats, the
other being left behind. Chpt. Allen
treated them, they all say, III the
kindest and most generous manner.
Subsequently, in order that whaling
operations mightuo be interrupted,
Allen SHIPPED some of the Polaris
crew on The Arctic. The later vessel
completed her seasons work earlier
ilpt IaI pt,I
ing that the crew of the Pularis were
,xio IS toreturn home, Capt. Adams
searched for the ltavenscrtig aEG
took on board members OF the par y
who had been left with her. cScei t
ihrce who had been previously trans
fcrcd to the ''Intrepid."
These three We're, Rev. ID. Bryan,
astronomer and chaplain; j. T..
Mauch, seaman; john ". Booth,
fireman. The Intrepid is expected
home iua few weeks. The rescued
sailors say that when they were
picked UP they had bread enough, for
one month, but it is the general opin-
ion among them that they would not
have succeeded in reaching settle
mcnt. Chester, however, who is
spoken Of in the highest terms
oil praise by every Que of his
companions, has no doubt whatever
that they would have made 1t with
out any assistance. Capt. Hall was
r"gir'tcd as peculiarly adapted for
The great enterprise under his charge,
and all lament his untimcly end. As
to the statement that the ship mi ight
have nidcd the party on the ice. MI
agree it was Impossible after the
tolaris broke adsiit TO learn even the
whereabouts of those left behind.
Every effort was made 10 find them
but to no avail. Capt. Markham, X.
N, accompanied Capt. Adams of the
Arc;i: on his whaling voyage for
the purpose of making scientific in-
vestiga'ions IN the nortlcrn S.ginls.
He left Du!Idca to-day and intends Ia
bc present ut the British association
meeting at HraI:Ur
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
his heart. But II was no usc: And
then she told me tos ,s f,.1.it En-.
mics husband returned from boar

MS hearf. But IL was no nsc. And
theu sne ioid the TO- :, ut En-.
mics husband returned from boar
humt, anu she raj, to
nai', whcn hc, III Mt OF tifhn.t
fury, before servant H1at stIetn !.
guests, raised Ills ridin.- ~ifcs. . {.
cut her across the Iacc,--i n" e. "'rtl
MOUNT .-aha rom ,Iiat 'in,ir she never
ralscd her head, BIT uaa"ytGr go"
indigi,ity she s'owl, tr''"l"t'.a,
Un thr night s',c -
with paiit that she should not see
father or mother asa q, .a'1 me. LAS
no picture cr"n l. rc..e3a cr h.t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

"Sam," said darkev 1" his ebony
brother. show am i, ''at dis va, tell
cgraf carries tic news iroo Grm
wires p "Well, Cesar, s'p">r dar
am dog free inilrs long" "Srhbrr
was such n big dog; don h'lrib dni ~
"Yon Jess wait mimhii; L. only
illustat!n.' xou stupid ui."cr N,"w,
dis yaa dog, yon see, jest puts his
front fee.S on tie llohokpu sho'. and
he puts his behind fcets un de Srn
York shr." "ies-scr." Sow s'pos,
YOU walk on dis yaa dogs tail ia
New York" "Iesser." "IIc't
bark. wont he "iesscr." "Weii
where will that dog bark r. .'h'
ltobokcn, l Gale 'la:e." ..Da.am lr.i
it. You walk on tie dogs taiiin New
York, an he bark IN ytabosen; ~.
dats dc way tic ieiegTs.t w"sH .
.icsser; dasso-,iasso. fe'.S =
by golly."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
4 e.cr;is.is sunday,

"Tha Germans idea Of Sunday"
says writer in the Atlantic for Oc-
tnhcr, sis anything but Puri,amic.
Ii is the very opposite. It's lor them
Il Gav of amusement. 1t no unusual
thing to be asked by Il German on
Monday morning, 'Wcll. how did you
amusc Yourself Yesterday 2 There
are those among the Germans. Of
course, who respect and keep the
Sahha'h; but then there are ALWAYS
enough OF them who do not: and to
Judge by the numbers in which they
frequent their places of a;:iuscments
on Suntay-thc parks, hee:-gardems
and public haI,s-a stranger ni:nlit he
tempted TO inquire whether the Ger
mans had any idea of a Sabbath.
Men, women. aui children. older
men with their wives. and younger
ones with their swccthrarts, throug
these places every Sunday amt enjoy
themselves. careless what impression
ihev make on their feliow-ciliZeliS OF
American origin, TO whom the sound
of brass Instruments on the Sabbath
air is anythin. but weicnmc or cdity.
! inr. In the cold days ut winter
W hen the parks and the berr-gardcnS
arc drcarv and shnrn of their beauty,
| the German seeks amusement in son:t
! hal! instead. Here he treats himsc!
| to Il compound OF rather hCicrogcnc,
| ous elements, TO music, beer aua
smoke. aud 10 all OF them at once
| Auy Sunday afternoon i'll the cold %
winter YOU mav find him with hi, wifi
or child, or both. in some large hall
ONO of Il hundred or five hundred
smoking his mecrschlum or his cigar
slipping his beer, wine or coffee, an'
listening to selection from Meyer
beer OF beethoven. Were 1t summer
| lie wotlld add the odor Of roses 10 t!,
| fumes ofhis tobacco ana the smell D
>his beer: for he is as tomt, of flower
rs he is OF any of these, and i, never
happier than when the air, Trembling
to the notes of the orchestra. is redo
lent with tol.;cco smoke. the pcrfum
of he rose, hciiutrope. aud hop, an,
he is himselfin the midst of then
all"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
FOR SALE.
Host Desirable Little Farm in La
fayette County.

r DEFER my farm, situated six miles north of
Z Gonror'tii aid ten miles south of WHvprly, in
Lafayette county. 1t cupsi-is Of h'ly-fou
acres "f ,and, Is in q high stat. cf cultivation,
and which cannot be teaten in the world FOR
fertility and prut,Hctiveress; acr,s nf timber
convenient. Improvements consist of u good
dwelling and oltl houses three side, of the farm
enclosed with good hedge .cnee. 4 Young MP
p,c orchard Of choice eces. fruit has just com
m, nee to bear proHtabiy. In ad,.iiioIs there
are on he place grapes. pears, plums, and other
small fruits. good and never filling well
near the oase 4 never failing spring in the
horse lot, Neighborhood best in the county
convenient to school church, and the post-o Office.
1 will sell with the farm, if desired, all my
stock tools, &c. Price low and terms made
easy for purchaser who has some cash. Call on
me ON the farm address through the Concor,iia
post-onice. sepi! I'm J. j. LEWIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
Feminine Fashions.

The rage for lace is greater tbs
ever.
II an instance Of good taste th:
he prevalence OF bu2ies in mOurnir
as abaicd.
The new autumn calicoes are rat
ru' with .'S'' n Stripes" from liz
cents yard down.
In watrr-pr"nt cloth, the fav0ri
color will continue to be n very ,io'
aIue of Il purple iudig" blue tint.
High ru!i's. long waists and tig
sleeves iii bc Distinguishing poiu
~ f.,nal. attire during tho comi,
season.
Very fashionable ladies now ha'
selection of fans, of different e. io
md materials, to correspond wi
their toilet.
T;ufls are now made to come We
low um ;hc waist. and are very
.'nmin. in two soft. delicate shades
China Grape in folds.
a new pattern of q Dolrian
named tho i.aurinc; the lo"s'
,re made win square manti'
! the back fitting c!osc'y wit -.
basque.
! Charming little s'ccvelr'
with the enormous hang.
sleeves, cxquisitely cmhro
black and III ,oiur,, are b"
cd, for fall wear.
! i'nrni will be one oft
! ornaments, nrNf seas
! in The shape at stars
/ the ear as studs, are
AMI very pretty. Ttcre.s nv
| for imiiatiun vura!.
| y :,rw oyrr-hrI; called the
! otto : open hc.u.r. ,he twot.
the shape ni lrave. gracefully a,aP
,,i.h al ,hr sides, ~ brosd sash ut
le!f, caught Under the back, drapii
and fastened with Il bow and ends.
The Dolly Warden cretonnos re:
unnr uu,l, new names and with en- >
,ut,rs ,it sin,is--S,,ch n Orientsl seer 5
in which cauc,s bruwse bene.
tnrr,i soici,ir palms; harenl beaut :
. n,if ,,uveiled: and dafk-brou
nu,ris listening to the light quit
Tue newest fancy for arrang
. ;.,siies worn with evening dressess.
40 dr,pr tlcyA IN a half circle IN frt
ie,I,u.. tl,, iii. ewing low arouad
,,.a-c uf the over-skirt apron; u
! mr.. rai,sht To The W aist on each si
taul ,ie3i IN u long. loose bow, "
hanging. eiris on the left.
=-D-----
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
ADMsNisrR ,rRiX,s N0T.CE.

ETrEEs of administration upon the estate q;
- Addison Cor,irr, decreased. were sran,c,i 10
'he Undersigned ~ the Probate Caurt of I.afay-
cue county, on ihs 18th day of August, 1873 An
persons having claims against sai'i estate arc re-
puire'i To pressn, them u ssid court for allow
snce wtthin one year tsnn this date nr they may
he prcchtcd, aml il said claims are not urrscnt-
VI wtthtn two wears they viii be forever barred
esepi. NASCI CORDER, Administrative
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
rnu;SrEE,S SALE.

VJTHEREAS, John ". Perkins and Sarah \.
w Perkins his wifi, Of the county OF La
fayrtte, and State of Missouri, by their certain
deed of trust dated the lSh day of January. a.
ID. 1858, and of record in the Recorders oilce ai
Lafayette county, Missouri, in book W No. /, ON
page ii6, did convey to the undersigned trustee
the following described real estate situate, lying
and being in the county OF Lafayette, and state
Of Missouri, to-wit:
The east half OF the northeast quarter of section
number thirteen ui) in township number forty
eight fly of range number twenty mine (.9)
Containing eighty tS) acres.
In trust 10 secure the payment OF certain prom
missnry notes in said deed of iriet described; /;
mu,i whereas. said notes have ioms since become
due ami remain unpaid, now. therefore, in pur-
eance ot the power vestci in me as such trustee,
and nj the request of the legal holder of SAID
notes, 1 Will, on
wednesday, the eota day OF March,
A. ID. iS7is
I'm s,o,t of the court house door, in the city
ar Lexington, In the county of Lafayette
and state OF Missouri, between the hour
or nine O'Clock in the forenoon AMI NY
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day, sell at pup
lie yendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, TN
said tract and parcel OF land, or so much there
81 may be necessary, to satisfy and pay on SAT-
proinissory note and interest, with the costs an'
expenses Of this trust.
sepsl-9m GILES W. JoyNER, Trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

A religious paper at the West does
not see why man shonld not pray
for guiadancc IN choosing a wife,
than which "nothing involves more
risks, in attended with more perplex-
ity or leads TO vaster results"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
ExEcurns,s nar,cE

EIrERS testamcn,ary upon the estate OF os-
- car \. Raaiasd. deceased were granted To
the undersigned bs the Probate Court of I.aniv-
e'tsceuaty. ON the 18th day of September, 1879
All persons having claims against said estate are
required tn present thrnl IL said court or allow
hr prccluJlrti, and IL said claims are not ,,p-
Sentcd within two wears thcv will he forever
barred DAVID NJ. REED, Executor.
spnls
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
Saturday, the 18TH day of October,
Al -. ISSS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

VYTHEIEAS. Harriet &. Thornton and Chas,
" II. Thornton her husband, by Their cer-
tain deed of trust, dated JANUARY 10Th, y. ID.
1867 ANA recortie in the Recorders Office for LII
fayette county, Stat. of Missouri, IN Deed is'nk
VNo l. nj pages Al AMI -, convcye' TO the un.
der.icned trustee the following with Otfer real
statr) real estate, situate and being in Lafayette
county, Missouri, to-wit:
The e .st half of the northwest: quarter. and the
section ,hirty-hree ts} in township fort! -nincti1
oi range twenty EIGHT t2s) the MOTT theast quart =
of TIE southwest quarter dfNeciion iwcniy-eIgh'
(2sj in the township aud rang afre also M
Teen U5) OH the south cn'l of Tie eisfha oi
the southwest quarter of section twcn,y-one t.l)
Of the tow wnship and range aforesaid. bounded aS
follows: Commencing at the s0;tli'ast corner
of said east hrIf of said southwest quarter, thence
east eighty (s0) poles west. thence north thirty
CD0 p1leS, thence 'u-t cl-biy (Sb) poles, thence
south thirty t!tG) poles TO the beginning,
Which said conveyance was made in trust ia
secure the payment OF two prom'ssory notes
been mad. in the payment Of said notes. and the
in said deed described, and whereas. default has
same remain unpai'l in part, now, therefore, III
accordance w.tn tEr provisions al saln deed nl
trust and at the request of the legal holder Oi said
notes, l, said trustee, will, on
Saturday, Ihc 25th day of October,
\. ID. 1878,
nroceed TO sell the above described real estate, in
iront of the court house door, in tie city nf Lex.
ington, anil county of Lafayette, and State I"
Missouri between the hours "f 10 O'Clock A. 81.
ami 3 o. clock p. NJ. Ofth 1t ,ay, torcisn III hand
TO the highest bidder, ~ public v'n'i:'c, to sails
fy said notes and the costs ami expenses ni ihi'
trust. JOHN T.. hii.ANn,
sep4 iru-.ee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
sTRAyE1 or sToLEM

EROM Mr.. Beil's pasture, adjoining LcSinG-
ION, & IN ne s,h of septeInher, an iron gray
MAKE, about ii1s hands high, sX years Obi lat
spring, branded with the letter Z ON her let
snSu.dsr rht sad'e ,ea and ssr marks. ha,efooie
viii give twenty dollars reward for The re-
coyery OF the saii mare, aud will BAY literally
for any information leading to l.'r RECOVERY.
PATRICK MALEY,
Lexington. September 50. 3i
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THE INTELLIGENcER
= sus.nuD avsar WEDNESDAY, xoaxno
kAs Lextngten IntelligeAcer Print.
Aag anl RablishinS Company,
i've DsllArs psr..Annum In Advances

THE NTELLIGENCER has the largest c,rcu.
eeloa In Lafayette county or any paper pab,l.he,,
n Lexington. Advertisements inserted at the
ssasa rAses-si per square for first insertion and
scts. fsr each continuance. Liberal reduction
n yearly Advertisements.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

1t is remarkable pecu!iaritv with
debts that their expanding power
continues to Increase as you contract
them,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

A Kentucky mau has named his
sixteenth child, recently born to
him, Omega, hoping tho Fates will
let it be the last.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
sTArE OF MISSOURI,
LAfAYErrK COUNTY
September Sd, 1873 :" '"'''e's"
kiztah Chip,nan

hztah Chipinan
vs..
James Shippau.
Two the said James Ckipinan: You are hereby
\ naaaei that said plaiutia has COM
msnce'i suit against You in said court hy
petition, the object and general nature oi which
Is 70 OBTAIN t,ieorcc from tse bonds OF matri-
mony heretofore contracted with YOU. on The
grounds OF 'teserten without reasonable ca,,se
For the space OF one year
And you are further notified that unless YOU
appear at tbs next term OF said corr; 10 be h,,l-
en- AZ tue court house, in the city OF Lexington
ON inc ISL uay oi pecefancr next. an,l On ur
Tore thr sixth day ,hercnt, II the term shalt So
long continue, airt ii ne; then before the eud y;
be taken as confessed
And II IS flrther ordered that copy hereof he
pnntishcd IN the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
er, newspaper printed in sail county ut "a
'aSetie, for four weeks succcssively me las, in
triton TO be at leas, four weeks before the von.
mencement ot the next term of said court.
\ true copy; attest.
II. l.. BARKsDALE, Clerk.
by G.. Is. pAN,SL, II. e.
Eathbun 6 Graves attorneys for ui,inti0' s1o
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

|. There is.a good reason
man should never marry 81
widow. He might ae
widows mite.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
tho 1lth day OF October.
a n 1877

Between the hours of 10 q CLOCK in the forenoon
and au'clock III the afternoon OF that dsy ,.r,,-
crcd 10 sell the abuve described real estate or 50
much thereof may be necessary, ut lubiic
rsnlue, To the highest ai,i;lrr, for cash in hand
III front OF the court house door, in the city uI
Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri for the
purpose ot satisfying and Laying on said note
ami interest ana tue cost of rNecu.ng this trust
>rplJ j bliN r. RNi\Nn trustee
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
TRUSrEE,S SALE.

"HEREAS, Robert \. Barnett and Mary c.
p" liarne't his wife, BY their cer.an deed OF
trust, dated september II. \. ~. iS72 ani rr-
cartct IN the recorler's Office OF i..,iay.ttc
county. state VI Missouri, in book No H. ON
page 80, conveyed to te Gndersignel trustee the
Following described real cstat , situate aud brinc
IN Lafayette county AMI state OF Mis ssouri to-wit
The wet half oi tnr nortnct,t quarter, an / The
half OF the southwest quarter, a;l in section
fairty-four ttp, III township Iiity-ouc t5D, of
range twcnfI-SiN t2Gj; containing two h,i.i,ir, Il
anu iorty acres, mole or less; which CONVEYANCE
was made in trust to sccur,. thr payment OF ::
certain prom!ssory noic i'll said deed Of trust es-
cribeG; AMI, whereas, said note has bScon,c due
arn remains unpaid; now, therefore, notice is
hereby given that ], the undersigned trustee in
pursuance of the power in said deed of trust Civ
en-. and ut the request Of the LEGAL holder and
owner of said note, will, on
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
n.S. SMALL. CHAMBERS X CO.

A V. S,I.LL, VI. y. j. T.. ALEXANDER, ". u.
u. W. IUgSt!, II. u. Il. II. CHAmB,Es, NJ. ID.
NFFt..: t!rir services in the practice ni Mr'lt-
, Gin" rnh surgery. tn i!tr rul'.ic. with IN,
il,- that tnqir !l~-ucil!ai. t,.-ri!,vr VIII tcn'l
-rr:I:iy ur"::I":'' tn"r knrwirts-" "f diseases,
!''.i "a iriirGvi. i!icir s>ii IN treat my tn''n
Disorders T'.irv will, in all cases, consider
tirir Zee. due when the services are rendered,
..nh will COLLECT It's soon thereafter rs they may
deem alg' able.
uficr nv.r "r''lrS'anl &c I;e;liorl's store. op-
.,,,.,t.. f!,,. c,;tT; hnu-r nOvli II.