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oaa1eh, eoras< Ytaosoaes d .nd dsE sT.sv r. stzsa
,. N. and 7A5 ,. n. "'-
Tho Rsv. James Mael4ughlsa WIN prsaeA IN h,
Adams 1tzees4, On Justification by fatth ~'>
Tbs Rev. !. Y. Balm wil prsaca = Tho uats.a
| senn3A and tho Sabbath" =.
=, Vne ~ Rsv =. GIL of Allegheny City, m preach
.trsat fo1Tts H. Church corner Rush and Superior
Tho Ror. David P. Burial vu sdntn1s:sr ID
Peort4 streets It 1o:3o :. a, and III nroseh :. ~
| P NJ on :" Tho Death Of Christi
s.co1d c1r. hev, pr J. Munro Gesoe wn s.eh - II
| STREET At 1o:&s = m. and 7:As p m.
| -Ins hev; Dr. Goodwin win praseh at tho Hse1tseu
at5Ses Gnape eoSnes Pauhna stzsst ss $50 p ~ "a
..1 wThs Rey. Charles I Ihompsos Will prs.eh =. Oh
s1..n @ cnarsn, corner Indian. sysnue and Tlrts.sh
Az Of Making Life happy"
~ CONGREGATIONAL
Tho Rev. e 8. Holhrook will prescn H. n.ttana
,-Tas Roy. George H. Peeks viii pzoAsh Il ths
Leasn street Church, corner Adams skress morning
and s.,n sssniae: na: 1,u,. .,
,,-Ina hee. HN1aM Alrtn baffett WIN pFasek a
et;h s raosea, aSnasn asoaun, oet'Veen Twenty
a. o.in ana aa@1'a 81fee'3' AZ 1''so T. n and 7:4s
il IT ayae w pseaTn n ne aoes11g aad lecture
n tae evening II INC Union Psrf Church, corner
.,.a nsaaa 11a mAsoaa&.on t3se1: subject a3
"''" @Ae AaAs - ...u .os '..s. "a Az" 1sas8 Hssas
,4 oE.kAsAAl. ,..as
me ~ asv. cn1nee tiduhrer. OF Grand Ezp4ds, Win
- Wv nhlnaag ss sas Cautea q ths Redsenax.
e'tnrs - oi nA1olagson M aad Sangamo on stzcesa-
.re - q, pri, Hih; FL pse1en no1a1nk ~ evsss'
and Etshtsenth .t-oee E,ensn 1s,hIst 9I*.sSass e.
Is5 oo'e'nmea' ot enieaso' aid What Il Exp*sd of
,,,r,.
=, M mnta ~ nepast co.ysT VA pEesea u ks noEaS
Rv nad ~ on sSuess .ud T.:
p1each Ia tho svening.
, 1876-05-07
RELIGIOUS NEE TlNCS

The Seventh TrienninA Con sention Of the CHI
cag,' Congregational 1heolo gical Seminary rlll
be b cid IN this city during th s week. This Con.
yentaton vii: consist Of one, delegate from each
OF the Congregational chit riches in Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Wiaoone in. Iowa, Missouri,
Minnesota, Kansas, Neb1 aska, Dakota, Wyo-
ming, and Colorado, an4 the Congregational
ministers who are employed in preaching to the
church os desig mated, or 1fho are members Of the
same. The Convention, according to the Con-
stituton OF 1918. meets 'syery three years. The
sesBlons Of the Convention will be preceded by
the annual examinations OF the students Of the
Theological Sen nnary at,d By the annual meet
ing OF tiae Boa I'd OF Directors. The Bos1d of
Directors will convene in the library-rouu OF
ths senlnary ut Union Park At 8 o'clock
Tuesday moruin,y and 81 7:45 in tho evening.
At the latter plato President Bascom, OF Wis
consin University. will 'tsliver the annual nd
dress before the B oard il the Union Park Con-
gregational Church.
Wednesday morning at o'clock the Tfiennial
Convention OF tho Congregational Churches Of
the Northwest will meet In the lecture-roon OF
tho Union Park Chu roh and Wednesday oven
ing ut 7:S0 O'Clock tho anniversary exercises OF
the e. aduating class Of tho seminary will take
ner qf Ann sad Washi s.2ton stgeeta.
I. II. c. 4.
series Of meetings on Union Christian Work
will be held under II auspices OF che Y. II.
y. a. II 1ullo"A Quill ofGuluks III b6EQA~
ny Congregational Ch urch; Sunday evening,
May Ia. in. the Forty-l ttst Street Presbyterian
Chuuh; and Sunday. ev':n,ng. May q, in Plym-
outh Congregational Gu, uch, to be followed BY
ueesip4a in other chu tches. The plans and
work cf the Association ,Tlll be fully explained
at thesp meetings BY thelr most prominent and
active workers.
Service of song in Farwell Hall this evening,
followed by an address frexn ". B. jacobs.
NoontsAy praJer-neotinR. Leaders and sub
jocts this week as folk WE: Monday. H. g.
Hparord, "The Rod Hei xer"; Tuesday, " E:
Blackstone His Name .; "Wednesday, B. F.
Jacobs, Romans. viii, ga; Thursday, J. c.
Griffith. - Rejecting Chri ST.; Friday, the Rev.
H. T. Miller, Al Wansa Supplied -; Saturday,
the Rev. E. r. Goodwin, s.Ch11stian Courage"
The library and readin groom will be moved
thia week to No. $50 HI Olson street, occupying
tho large store on the rst door, making it the
pleaaantest reading-rotIm in the city. The
present reading-room n III be converted into =
large gymnasium, takin & out the door, max ing
it Is feet deep.
, 1876-05-07
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

----------- --------- EF18C0FAL.
Hay Third Sunday after Easter.
CATHOLIC.
Asy Third 6uadzy after Raster; patronage Il n
Joseph.
Msyd-Appar1tion Of St. Michael Aschaage1.
May 3-Ss. Gregory Nazlanzen, D. G. D.
May 1@St Antouinus, B. G.
MAY list. Ansein, B. G. D. from ApriI I'll.
Nay iAS9- Neveus Achtllaus, DonolttlA, and Pm
crattuB. Mn
May 13-st stantslaus, B. NJ tfrozn Nay y.
, 1876-05-07
Total non-Epiac'pl Methb 1,soo 1,eol l47so2
Total Me.hodista IN U. s. 20,453 2&,39t 2.l7a2:1
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

r,,r cSnscg - ,.owr .sn .n,,o.r
| Tho Railway Sunday Excurson bill In the Nav
1araex 1.o;,,tnra hss haen 1.foat.d
~e'o' ~e@'4 49, ~ N0 ..
sundaJ-school convention Tor tho State OF
! Illinois will opsu at Jacksonville May 23.
rb. wax,av h.noria, f1,r-cb norv hn71a;no :,
/ Co.,, ,usN,.~.. e -
49,, ~ b;s t!hr;.t;,n ,,;n;.t,. $. ,o- ~ +.r g.
| pa4' " AAs ss1- ~ - ~ ~sA N4@'"
asnoo - 70 oe foaoJ 1o1 fooans'
On Palm Sunday (April 81 between eighty and
! ,inatv Rornan Catholic cbnrchas tvantx.tvo ~
.sas~ -. 49, n;oo.s. - Na- w., -..s .n.,1;ss ~
snoa1 ~ 'ao o4osoo0 ~ NO" tot@' "eto 4apPneo
With real paLms- Ihe5 were Obtained fros
| Charleston. S. G.
At the Woodslds Church, in Troy. the no .vel
spectacle was presented OF father and mo sh.,
~, ~ tne;. ah;,s.o., -,.;s,a .;t. ~ sne' =.
ana use ~ .4si Ih,;n ene1 sanaia u.s ~" tne
eoutep. Huo 4; p"D1AS e1o''''1Sn " snell
3"t1n ~ o~p'1'04
There are Epiacopal parishes OF color ID pco-
pie in the Dioceaes OF Western New Yf ,rk, New
York, New jersey. Pennsylvania, istsburg,
Maryland, Virginia, North Catolloa, Georgia
and missouri, "nien are 4ullY 9ep5ese nted IN tho
ConSeut'ons oi sneao a1oeoaos'
Nearly 100 churches have beeS. added to the
Methodist Episcopal Church IN JlentuckY Con-
ference during the last ten = sars. Four of
these have an aggregate vaE 10 Of 100000.
The total value Of church prope rty is over 842D
0o0. The increase OF tie !, st wear was oYer
$50, 900.
r,rart.-fo,,- atata. vara ,a,-.,....a ;. 49,
o'SsSe T, "s 1optee"n'9u ene ~ sno
Of whom 879 were Pressyteriane ssh Baptists,
430 Congregatlonaiiats, 145 Episcopsliane, Ass
Reformed, SIS MethodH,ts 81 Lutherane, Uni
yersal,sta and Unisarv.us, 10 Friends, i Hebrew.
and MorayisuB.
r,,.- =, pcs,,,, .,n-,h.. .,..
on1a to,,1 psn,;st nd 9hoa uot eoor
have aIssn :; ~ a,1s"t
~ T1a, .nh - 90 -, - - oHp
sos ,o-.o., - ta naanohe,a .na ~ fe1.at;n. ~ ~
9sm hody Tr,s J.v gtrsst rhrr,h -ss sa,.o ~
ed in 1908. In the days Of slavery it IA. tho
great gathering place Of the colored people of
the city, aud Was often called the Faneuil Hall
Within thu mast fow vearr tbere has haao .
yerv conaiders,bta growth IN thn Ritnaiat;c Marty
~ rha En,scona1 Hhnrch ~ Na- vorL 49,
s.... -. ..ea ~ - go 49, a. IN. r1.a.a1
.eate ~ tuo19 NH* ots ~. a4oAue t oouicn
auu Hnao utsnu1eub "eht tua!o 1of Qevotlo0al
purposes. 9th Or hundreds went theEa from curl
oeity- Now t;hcsa arc three prominent RituAllst-
, 1876-05-07

Tho Reformed EpiscopsTlsns Of Boston arc
making tierce onslaugbts on tho parent body
from which they separated because Of the Rom
ish tendencies OF the latter. The Rev. E. c.
Coleman, in recent discourse, charged two Of
the Protestant Episcopal Churches Of that city
with pracsicing the confessional prescribing
sugar from the diet OF their choir-boys praying
Tor the dead, and pEacticing extreme JUNCTION.
He charged the entire Church with 40 unscript-
ural partiaity for rich men to The neglect Of the
Door, aud predicted that the Reformed Eplsco-
pa1 Church would superseds the other by and By.
, 1876-05-07
CHURCH c ROWTH.
HETHoDIsT IATIBTrcs,
The following figures give ths number. Of
Methodists in the United Statos:

Methodist Episcopal ......,
Methodist Episcopal. South.
Coiored Methodist Episcopal
African Aethodlst Episcopal
African NetuodiAt Ep{s. Zion
Evangelical A4aociAtlon.....
United BrethraQ. Q.......
, 1876-05-07


A. divisions sometimes 1iss in Conferences, grow
tug out Of 1ocai CAUSES, which generate partisan
spirit, in which ezse the minority ~ IN no pfes.loo
a hay een careful to that both in selecting tbs
Presiding Elders aud In determining tho other ap-
,ointments, ali should receive equal consideration
n .nnontine Presiding Elders, In al other appoius-
manfs we have sought to meet the wishes as well a.
tho wants Of tboe. Immediately concerned IS fuly 20
rnnfrtinc' cl7juB and interests would permit. HOW
frllv va have succeeded In this department OF our
work you must judge from your own observations.
from The wonderful exemption Of the cnurcn IRON.
nrotrscted contentious and strfes from the marvel
oua Of both people and preachers tn the
appointments when made, ana tho great usefulness OF
tae pastoral relations 30 formed.
TIE true Church has always
PREACHED THE GOSPEL 10 THE POOR.
and this has been tbs characteristic ct Methodism
it is espedient tho Church which breaches to most
nf the Door Of this generation, other things beiu4
eona will preach most to the tfcn IN tae ne1t 8enefo
t;c hils we hare not been inatteDtiva 70 tho pas
tra and spritua interests OF the mora wealthy Of ou
Congregations have been especially deairons to pro.
vds the regtoos necessities 81 ne pooE hence ~
our snecia consideration and care While 1t s proper
int every Government should, in tts organic law.
nacesaary. n.11s and prescribe the method Of
effectine ttS tbs game. yet 1t appears to US
absura that se;a a9y y, q bos GE
OF its affairs naa bean intrusted to use
their Office, executive authority or oppo1spns 70
s'te TN pressure brought to bear upon ue since the
ls.t GeuaTzl Conference, which sought 70 induce us
TO restrict our labors and ADMINISTRATOR 70 1p'scop
St.tr..ts md hove continued to meet the explicit
REQUIREMENT Of tho Discipline to travel through the
cnnnection st large. VIC regard 1t very gross SOL
esm to say that ds.oteo ~ n51P th9t .ni.et he Bs.
pns In tneir addfess to tho General Conference Of
1851 opote more At length;
Perhaps our o1loe and voz1 lesa u 70 'o'nA o'o1o
A''u' THE rurunE or 7H1 CHURCH ~
fn.a N Vauld d. hus far CUR epsdal duaAe - ta1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
important endorsement.

p EEs E N.2
CHICAGO, March q, 1876.
Messrs. E. Wfnsor 6 Son. Agents, Lexlng-
ton. Mo.-Gentlemen AS indicating IN
some trifling degree u appreciation OF the
value and efficiency of your services as
agents of this company, and as an expression
of the qualification we experience in review
Ing the past record of your agency. we nave
sent you, this day, by express, one OF our
ssRanner- office cards. which we hope Will
reach you safely and prove acceptable as an
Office reminder, both to yourself md your
patrons. that the Hartford still continues to
merit the confidence and regard thai mas
been SO freely accorded her in the past, Dsth
by her faithful agents and the public. These
cards we designed for agencies whose past
record entities them to special consideration
as "Banner Agencies" and we are pleased
10 believe that yours has well earned tue
title. Hoping that you will continue to hold
the Hartford banner TO the breeze, ana
wishing you success,
We remain yours very truly,
ap1w4 G.. F. BISSELL, Gen. Agt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
srH. 1s7s.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, James Gordon and Maria Cor
w don, his wife, Frank Bolton aud David
Grimm by their deed OF trust dated Aprn 18th,
the records OF recorder OF deeds for The county
OF Lafayette conveyed to the undersigned, the
following real estate situated in Lafayette C0un-
ty Missouri: Beginnin9 II d stake ten Q0l links
west Of the quarter section corner between sec
tions eight () and nine t9) town-bip MY t50) :.
range twenty six l1) thence west with the snb-
division line dividing the northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter Of said section eight ny.
fourteen Q4) chains and ninty-nine t90) links 70
a stake from which bears . cation wOOd tree len
inches In diameter. South 4 degrees east lO0
links; thence south II degrees and Is minut1A
bears q cottonwood tree u inches In diameter,
south eighty degrees east l%k links; thence sOpth
9kdegrees east = chains ande links to an elm Tree
le inches in diameter near the mouth oil y branch;
thence down the direction II saJd branch south
| 81 degrees east : chains and 50 links to = stake;
thence continuing down sxid branch north tx
degrees east ), chains and nine links t. Q stake;
5 asgrees s ss 0taci,.iss a onds. linz I 70 : sts TT: :tn. me-
continuing down said branch north - kdegrees
east 2 chains aud G. links 10 . stake; thence con-
tlnuing down said branch north 82k degrees
north Ndegrees east IS links 70 y stake; thence
north IA degrees and Is minutas west to the be-
ginning corner, containing 81 acres and &6-lGtl
to secure the payment or the promissory note In
said conveyance described together with the M
terest thereon; Now, under the prOviAIOas vi
ssi s, dss sas and 81 tn: aSm rs9 E.isv Of TN The . legal a, h .
the undersigned. will O6rr said property or
SO much Ms shEil be necessary for sale ut public
vendue Tor cash u the courthouse door In u Z
city Of Lexington. county Of Lafayette, stsae VI
SATURDAY. JUNE l7ru, 1875. tH-
for the purposes OF said trust. lrI l-- 7
GEORGE 8. RATHBUN, Trustee.
Lexington April 18th. 1876. aprl5td
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
WONDERFUL SUGGEST

1t is reported that B~oscHEE's GERMAN s1Rof
has since its introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale of 40. zoe dozen per
year. over 1000 Druggists have ordered this
Medicine direct from the Factory, at WOOD
bury, n. j., and not one has reported q single
failure, but every letter speaks Of its sstonlsh-
ins success in curing severe Coughs, Colds set
tea in the Breast, Consumption, or any disease
of-Throat and Lungs. We advise any person
that has any predisposition to weak Lungs 10
go to their Druggist, Thee. ana get
this Medicine, or inquire about 1t. Regular
size, ~ cents; sample bottle. 10 cents. Two
doses will relieve any case. Don't neglect your
.o,ah mch25
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18Th, 1915.
TRUSTEES SAIL.

WHEREAS, James p. Eagan, by his certain
w deed CT trust, dated the 10th day OF De
cember. 1859. and now Of record. in the record
'er's Office ei Lafayette o1nty state OF Atssou-
n. in deed boot No. e. g page 4e6, oonveye.i
to Jacob .Hedric. trustee, the following de-
scribed real estate, eituate. lying and being In
said Lafayette county, to-wtt: The n0rthesst
quarter Of the northwest quarter OF section
humber twenty-three C2O, In township npmbsf-
forty.eight u.s. In range number tweney-nihe
go, continuing forty t40) scres more or less,
which said conveyance vas made In trust to
secure the payment OF two certain pfomi1sory
notes therein .mentioned and described, .aAd,
whereas, said notes and the interest, thereon
are due and unpaid; and. whereas, Jacob He'd
ric refused 70 execute the poWers. vested In him
by said deed. Of trust, thereupon the honorable
circuit court OF Lafayette county, on The 9Th
day OF the ApEilteS'n thereof, did appOint tho
the undersigned, rs trustee In the premises
Now, therefore,, Ut the request OF the legal
owners OF said notes, and In accordance with
the provisions OF said deed OF trust, the UNDER
signed, trustee, will on
TUESDAY MAY 9TH. 1870.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and I've O'Clock In the afternoon or said
day, in front Of the courthouse door, IN the city
Of Lexington, county OF LefAyette, state OF Mis-
souri,, offer for sale At public vendue for cash.
to the highest bidder the above described real
estate, or 50 much thereof ss may be necessary
for the payment Of the notes herein mentioned
and the interest due thereon. with the costs and
expenses Of the aforesaid trust. m GE7tf' E TT
SprStd GEORGE M, MOUNTJOY. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
Legal.
TRUSTEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS. James l.; Warren and Anna ma y n
w Warren. his wife. by their cerI AI sn udI now
tL'' s. ,aa.ti in The recorders Office of Lafayette
county. state of Missouri; in deed 6ooh 10 ;rn "a
tee The following described real estate. situate,
lying and being in said Lats :ra nnS ESani Twelve
no). in block G., in tile town OF higginsviae.
which said conveyance was made In trust 10 st.
cure the payment of one certain promiss0Iy nose
therein mentioned and described; and whereas
said note and the interest thereon, are que w., ,ha
unnaid; Now, therefore. at the request OF sne
owner of said note and under and in Pursnance
Of said deed OF trust, the undersigned, trussee'
"'non TUESDAY. MAY. srH, 1876,
between the hours of ten O'Clock in the lore,
noon and iour O'Clock in the afternoon OF ina
dsy. at public vendue. to the highest bldosr,t Ss
ASH, in front Of the courth ouse door. II tns
city OF Lexington. county Of isisyesse s.t sSte
above described, to satisfy said note ena insst.
est. and the costs and expenses OF executing snis
trust. MY
aprst! HARVEY ] HIGGINS. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
County Board of Equalization.

The following is q list Of personal ana real
nroperty the valuation of which has beer m
creased by the County Board OF Equsilzation'
APRIL 3, 1876. The Board of Appeals Will meet
ut the court house, in the city of Lexington, on
the fourth Monday Of April. 1876. to hear cause
if any should be given, why such increase
should not be made
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
AUCTION HOUSE.

MIR. JAMES PEAK will al go
Nl ways be found at the Auc-
ton House ready to pay the cash U96
for all kinds of Furniture, Cook ~
and Heating Stoves; in fact al >
most any thing you may nave
Tor sale. He also keeps . mouse iull 20 outnt
housekeepers with, and the beauty y. o. Ills IL 49, f ne
sells them cheap. He pays casn ano seLs .ol
cash. Call and examines he charges notning
for looking. West side of Public square.
lnch4-3ml
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
e. kALDsCHmID OIL TOWN,

NEALER In Groceries of all kinds. Bacon,
u Eggs and all sorts of produce bought and
sold. A good supply of Fresh Bread, Cakes,
Crackers, Cheese, Candy and Dried Beef. Also
tue best st. Louis Beer. 60 to kaldschmidt's
for your lunch. june27-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
JUST RECEIVED
LARGE LOT OF FRESH GOODS,

(WHICH I am selling for Cash. All brands tf
w Ca,ico at-sS cents = yard; Bleached Ma
Inns from 5 to Lax cents; Jeans from l6x to IS
cents; Brown Muslins from 6k 10 LIZ cents; ~
pounds bright n. o. Sugar for u; I pounds
good Coffee, Tor 81. A large variety OF Mems.
Ladies' and Child, rn's ShO 8. Iu Crnckers, u
large variety. Chinswsre snl Notions con-
stantly on hand. Very respectfully;
aprS-ly JOHN u. JORDAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

If YOU want a TRUNK. come and look at our
STOCK OF NEW TRUNKS. We sell Trunks
Dry Goods and Carpets cheap. for cash.
.oho.Itf ROYLE & NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
NOTTCE. !:

TNHE par nnership heretolOre exietinE between
i Ernest Fasses ald VIM. H; Hocksnsm!th
by mutual consent. All persons will settle with
W. H. Hockensmith, who 10 alone authorized
to collect debts due said firm and pay all deuts
owed by same. ". H. HOCKENSAiTH.
aOrlh-3w Ft GRNEST EASSEE @
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
HARVEY HIGGINS. Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS, Alexander Bennett and Amanda
w Bennett, his wife. by their certain deed OF
trust dated April 25th. 1858, and recorded in the
in deed book ", No. ], at pages 3l2 and 3l3, con-
described tract Of land. situated In said Lafay-
west half OF the northeast quarter of the south
l5W, OF range twenty-seven CsD. bounded a.
follow-: Beginning at q etone at the southeast
corner Of the northwest quarter OF the south
east quarter of said section I've t) IN township
and range Aforesaid, and running thence north
twenty COY chains; thence east seven and ffty
one hantrcdths e 5U-lO0) chains; thence south
twenty (20) chsins; thence west seveusnd aity
one hundrsdths q 5O-1OO) chains to the place VI
beginning, containing fifteen (5) acres; which
conveyance was made to secure the payment OF
u certain prOmissory note in said deed describ-
cd, and. whereas, . part Of said nOte'sttll fe-
mains unpaid, and ,is long aimee due; Now.
therefore. at the request Of the legal holder OF
said note, and In compliance with tue provisions
of said deed Of trust, I. the undersigned trustee,
will on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1876.
between the hours OF ten O'Clock IN the fese-
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, at the courthouse door. IN the city OF Lex
ington, in Lafayette county. Missouri. proved
to sell said real estate ct public vendue, to the
highest bidder Tor cash. to satisfy the balance
| due on said note and interest. and the costS and
expenses Of executing this trust.
mch25td W. n. N. Z Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

THE undersigned having formed u CO. partner
ship, respectfully ieLdcr their services to
til. public in the practice oil medicine, surgery,
tic. One or both of thtm eau always be found
In the efice unless professionally engaged. No.
extra charges for Consultation: They hope to
meet y liberal share Of public patronage:
j. r. MENG, A.. D..
l.. K. MING, u u.
Dover, April !. 1875. aprs-lm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
Mambrino Champion

Fr a.r#- ra.
TTIILL make the present sea-
w son at the stable of Frank
Blackburn, about 8 miles south ENs
east Il ,Waverly on the Waver- HA
ly and Elniwood road, at $25 ~
to insure q, mare in foal, the w.
money due when the fact is ascertslned or mare
parted with or removed from the neighborhood.
Care taken to- prevent accidents. but. NO he
sponsibility assumed. Pssturage furnished, to
mares from a distance at q reasonable price.
PEDIGREE. a @
Mambrino Champion, brown. foaled in 1881,
by Mambrino Chief. Let dam by Imp. Champ
ion; End dam by Cherokee; 3rd dam by Black
bufn's Whip; 4thf dam by Buzzard. Mambrino
Champion is the sire of Mollie Long, VINO sold
TOR SIS, o. o, with a record of 2:3Sk, 2:33x and
233K at . years old. Gen. Croxton, 0rotted in
2:30K at S years old, and other fast colts. thus
proving his ability to transmit to his colts the
trotting of his sire. A rare chance for those who
wish u proven produce of %tr0tters. A premium
of the season Of the horse will be given for the
best colt of the get oil 1876. aTea
F.. A.
LAFAYETTE county, April /, 1876. aprl-2m.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
n NOTICE

IL james NJ. DinWidGie, decd, were granted
to the undersigned ON the llth day Of April,
1875. by the Probate Court 0t Lafayette county,,
Missouri. t4 -s'a $50
All persons having claims sgsinss said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowances, u
the administration, within one year after the date
any benefit OF snch estate; and II such claims be
not exhibited within Two years from the date OF
said letters, they will be forever barred
L. n. DINWlDDlE,
WA. w. PRESTON.
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