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The daily gazette., 1877-04-25

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts nts,............. 1853 ,102 81
U Bonds to secure circulation. 10000 90
other stocks bonds d mortgages, 12,56472
Due from approved reserve ag,ts. "A 65I ~
Due from other National Banks, 2S,323 94
Due from State banks & bankers, 16,45l %
RANKING House use,............ 10000 90
Current expenses and taxes paid, 3,S01 II
Checks and other cash items, In
cluding stamps. ............... o,I00 4z
Rills of other banks. s............. 4,575 90
Fractional currency, Qncludlng -7o ~
nickels.. ...................''.'. n a.o Io ao ao
Silver coin. o,oN oO
legal tender notes. ................ 1929 90
eaI al tender notes. ............... 10000 90
Redemption fund with U Trea-
surer, mot more than per
cent on cifculation) .......... 1850 %
s625,614 90
LIABILITIES.
ca,,,tol stock maid in. s11O. 900 90
Snrnius fnnd .....,............. 1890 IL
IIndi vided profit. it.................. 1,585 II
Circulating notes received sda daom nan
Comptroller. .....: SS9,Ooo
Less amount on hand ana
with the comptroller for ann =, eoo ~
State bank circulation outstand'g LOSS 90
Dividends unpaid; d;:.:in,;;.;;;'.t.; 80 zoz W
Individual deposits subject 10 o,o or
nus to other National bainks.... sSs2s 10
Due to State banks and bankers. 10,621 46
$625, ,6l4 90
rRH Ewbanks. cashier of "The Ma
+ion,ai Rank of Delaware, at Wilmington" I"
do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true, to the best Of my knowiedge
and belief. R. H. EWBANKS, Cashier.
STATE of Delaware, County OF New Cas-
tie Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 23d day of April, 1911
apr2s;st q RHhNiafNG' a SASep N0'a'S faoii0'
EDW. BRINGHURST, Directors
HENRY LATIMER, }
apr23-3t.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-25

From Oyer the Gable
The daily gazette., 1877-04-25

nREsSM m AKLNG.
~ The latest styles, cutting and fitting
a speciality. Finest work and lowest rates
guaranteed. MISS s. j. CANNON,
apr25-6t* 705 Market street, I'D foor,)
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
TOWNSHIP BONDS.

EoIroR ISTELLIGESCER Under the above
caption there appeared in the Lexington Regis
ter of Dec. 18th. an article, purpOrting TO be 4
review of an editorial in the IntelliSencer.
While such articles are entirely harmless at
home where the paper Is known, and where any
sensible and interested person may fnl Il reiu-
tation of the assertions made by simply looking
up the records, abroad they are calculated to
create AMI confirm an erroneous impression
heretofore created, that the people of Lafayette
county are acting IN bad faith with their"bon'icGi
indebtedness That = half million dollars
were voted before the war for u rail road, Ii"
icTsOu i'osted IN the history OF the county de
nl-s. That this amount has been by Il species
OF judicial jusglery increased to about double
that amount, and that while tins immaculate
republican party held the reins and the whip,
the people know and the records show. This debt
through the agency of an honest democratic adj
m!nistratIVn l. being satisfactorily c"mpromIs-
ed; TO the : abstraction Of the bond holders If mot
- That OF the innocent victims OF fraud, srccula-
ti"n and MEASUREMENT. But he bold statement
that the township bonds We're voted by Il major
Ity OF che qualified voters AMI unqualified, i an
assertion that all the people know TO be false.
and why any person claiming 10 BE- II citizen OF
the county should thus in the fac. Uf .ftCts. VIII t
claiming TO represent the views of the People.
BOBBY ttll lpTli. 70 the WnDic Country SuCll
Il magIng ial,eluOd, IS i IL &c e. of journalistic
t.pr4vity int calls Tor the earnest drruEciation
Of all lovers uf truth and justice, and all who
i.el an interest in the honor, welfare and final
triumph vi the honest people OF the county over
the effects Of the dark deeds Of q Il dynasty. which
" lis lick Of honesty and deeds OF dat kness has
well nigh destroyed enc OF the i.ire.t counties
III Missouri.
II the editor sees, a, he thinks he does or pre-
tend: To do. III the editorial complained OF, a bid
Tor votes in coming elections, and /, afraid hIs
or his friends future a-pirt tInrs may be rea-
trOy"I .y premature ei-ctinmeerinS, he, like
the renowned FalstaiT. may as we'll conclude
that discretion IL the better part Oi vaior,'
~Inpde-ty resign al! hopes. and dcrrntly retire
scaled in Lafayette County, recorded IN the IN
crrt-inS prosperity 81 hcr people, and IS mad
7ertcutiy hcrtli-d abroad by the spasmo'!ic
kicks and DYING grOaus OF its would. he leaders
and Journals. And when through the agency Of
-Ound democratic administrative ability, our
grand old country stands diaemthrLilei and
purified from the corrndIns effect Of tHe deadly
poison which mas besu Infused mo her veins,
during what wlll long 1e Tememb. red as the
dark az. ia the county, history, peace, pros
perrly ami happiness viii reign SUPREME, aud
the rlgId enforcement OF he laws will then Sc
cure Tor all time 10 ZONE her best ~citIzrns from
such haurful Infections, and promptly assign
al VINO would rob or tiriTaud the public. 10 lnrir
appropriate cells IN the Missouri p.uitr0uary.
LITTLE sNIA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The wyanho;ic. Kansas City and Northwestern ,
Railway Company. |
J)Y virtue and authority oil a decree and order
IL of sale, made in the above entitled caIl>e,b v
th, Circuit curt of Jackson county, at Kansas
City, VI SCOUT, at the r~-gularDctoher term there
OF, lo77, and on the I'm day OF December, lS1T,
ami OF AN order OF sand court ii!.iue IN sara
CAUSE. at said term. on the 2lei lag Of brceuI-
Der, i>11, Il c.rtii"! copy OF which s"id decree
and orirr of sale, and order were 10 me deliver
ed on said 1ist day OF DrCcInhrr. 49, and by
virtue of the authority vested in me by law, |
the Undersigned. rheriG of jackson county
state Of Missouri. Will IN pursuance oil said ut-
cree and order, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Ibrn, A. D~.,ls,S,
brtwrrn III. hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon AMI five O'Clock in the afternoon "l
that dtv. at tin courthouse door, in the ciiv ni
hAm-ts jackson county, 2lnt" OF Missouri. an"
while sand Circuit court nj X an as CITY Is IN Scs-
sIuu, proceed TO sell at public vcniu" 10 The
highest hiIlcr for cash IN hand, the following
described property in eaid decree and order oil
-alc mentioned, and by sand court ordered TO he
soIi hereunder, situated III the counties OF
| Jackson amt Lafayette. IN said state OF Misson-
| ri, to-wIt: The railroad franchise ami IIuir-
inent thereof, of the SAID defendant, III" W yam
i0tt". Kansas Civ and Railway
Company consisting at a railroad hl!i!t and III
opera. on within and tram the MY OF Kansas, IN
tn" county of Jackson, state 81 Missouri, 10 tie
cIty "f Lexington, in the county OF LaitA cite IN
sad STATE OF Missouri. with all ami singular the
riSht-ni way road bed, track ,hrl''G"-. cuiV"rls.
~ri"-trhrks, Switches, station. houses aud
grounds. locomotive and car-h '-'.-. ami AL
shops sud machinery therein. and all The rights,
franchises and "urpnr;t'r powers OF shri 'i"!rn-
dIut rrrp"ruIlru Ia huild ami m,iutaIn, and
"I"ril" -ai'! railroad or any extension 81 pro
pos Il "\l' nslun Thereof, and all ami singular IN
locomotives. rBgInC-, cars hhni-cIf-, turk>,
tools, implements and equipments al >aHt ran
road together with All appuri"nI"re- to sal.
road irhu"ul-'- AMI property belonging ih'rei"
hud all rights inrrcuutn IN any wise app"ltaIn'
lug, ~ one piece AMI parcel OF property. Il
satisfy ii" ,trbi mentioned IN sad decree, VIII
inter- u and COSTS -. l.. BAILEY,
drr!4ri shrrif Jackson county, Mo.
haI-a~ cav. Mo. Dee 1isI. i-II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
FORTY YEARS BEFoRE ThE PUBLIC.
DR.. G.. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
IIVERPILL
11epatitis, or Liver Complaint,
pYsrEFsIA AND SICK HEADACHE


symptoms OF 4 Liver.
pain inthe rightsid .underth edge
OF the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the paticntisrarclvabl left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shouldcr-bladc and it frequently
rv,cn!stoth the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for 4 Iheuma-
tism inthcmm The stomachis affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax the
hcadistroubled with pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation i'll the
back part. There is generally a con
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation of having
left undonc something which ought to
have been done. a slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
hility ; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he comPlainsofa
pticklv scnsationofthe skin his spir-
its arc low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
TO him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fo,titude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy, Several of
the above attendthed disease,
but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, attcrdcath, has shown the LIvRR
., l,,.a 1.,, Nt,,,C,,at, 1ar,,,r
AGUE AND FEVER.@
DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Qrinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
oathartic can be used, preparatory TO,
or after taking Oninine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and AS
asimplcpurgatlve theyareunequaled.
y WARE OF LIMITATIONS.
r ,nuine DIR. c. MCLANEs
LivEt LIS are never sugar coated.
E. ~ box has a red wax seal on
TIE Id, with the impression DIR.
N.I'LA&E's LIVER Pills.
Thegcnuinc McLANE'sL LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. M:LANK.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
VInsist o your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. c.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.0
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Totho>r Wishing to give De. .McI.A HE's LIvKR
PIrI>A TIA! We will mali pos, paid to any part OF
tR- United States. one box OF Pills for twenty-five
cents. FLEMING BROS. PIt,sburg, Pa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
TOWNSHIP BONDS.

WNsuITGroS TuwSsHir,
1AFAYETTE tuusTN, Mo Dee. LIN. !
EpIrow lSTELLIGkNCEa i see in the Register
| Of the 18th insiaut. au editorial articl. headed.
Township Bonds Ill reference 10 an article
which appeared under that capt. n in the Intel
iisrncrr oil December LIST. which WAS copied IN
to the ST. Louis Times. The writer asserts that
"a large majority of the outstanding bonds oi
the county were voted before the war. while the
democratic party WAS IN power in the county -
The writer knows. If he knows anything. that
this is false, for the simple reason that he lived
here before the ws.. and certainly remrmb,rs
that democrats could get no Offices, scarcely,
the wings being in power. Every old CITIZEN IN
the county knows II 10 be false. and II the writer
cared anything for his rcprtatiou fol SeraciiY.
which IS not worth much, l admit. and WAS not
An enemy Of the taxpayers ard the people. a
feeble imitstUr OF his llIustrt"us predecessor. AMI
an magnificent as in the bargain. he would
never make such reckless assertions.
He further say, that the township bonds
were voted since the war, and 10y IL majority Of
the qualified and unqualified voters OF the iowa
ships. This. he says. 1.-The records will show -
This Is another statement which the writer knows
IL be false As Juds-, and has 50 often been prov
en- false hy the records that II seems slinOs: i'm
possible that any man, with brains enough {"
run i unt-horee paper Ike tue Register, wnuii
have check enough to repeat 1t to those who
know better.
Why viii the Register persist in repeating
,lc.e assertions, after they have been so often
exploited ? Why does that paper constantly ar
ray itself against the people, and in favor OF the
bunJhulters ? Change of editors makes no dli-
ference. II seems to he the organ of the bond
holder, and the conviction il forced upon us.
while We prruse is SHINY pages, that, to be an
editor OF the Register, one must first demonstrate
his ability to falSify; and. secondly. his attach
ment 10 the bnndh"l!ing interest
When dill the Register ever come out. IN plain
terms. IN defense at ilir interests of the taN-pay-
ers Of the county when opposed 10 tile bond
holder Never Its universal cry has been that
We owe the debt and ought 10 pay II. This WAS
the advice OF Tie Register when under the cii-
torial management OF that sweet-scrnted carpet
ney; the prophet. priest and king OF the repuh-
lIrau party IL this county; yea, even the salnted
psMotte. Under the present management, It
seems to be the same song so far rs il dare go. for
fear of public opinion. and stIll there are men,
who claim 10 he democrats. and TO he with the
people in their fight against oppression and
fraud, who permit this dirty sheet to enter their
doors. If it cannot consistently take the part OF
the taxpayers, ii least let it cease TO mt-repre-
sent them. JUSTICE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
MT. HOPE.


SOU "ai
~ Ia ''n''' % d '' per "e'u
~ ',o Wv s'"'',S Si>'"s " "'eN ; ""''
'"' - '' III S'""h 'HNS nav II ID" W
e"J'S '"e"'le''r7'
'''' '''S one h'Hh'S l. II "'i''e "tP'iiu
,he vacation. ii'i4 IN the law school at the stat"
az '"'"i''''"
h'77 sue luminous ana Miss H'"ia ii"''h are
At '''' 10" ~ Il N"'"'' 7o"o"' a' IL
f'hshlrs' l" Spehn the h"'iaays'
~ w =" ""'o' you !" your re'"''7
W ms week. ""' iH' " re7o'u'e er'"hh"rh AT
IL "eou''nR 7"''e'f' we 'ee' our GUY 10 say
Sone'"'"s'
INV P'o''' ~ ''t'"E INV" i"'" Nv "Ae =
q Una 'neS Will pay no township
"'''' u" 20 '"'e" purchaser "'en'" us
( "MAAe u u ''t Ut once ana give himself
'' va" """'e'
"t"e greatly ID hopes Oh Ge''ihs 'he IA I.
81. l.. y T. L. * but fear the result of the
u,oui, r.n ~ ., 49, ,
h.f,u.n tt. c.u,tv for
stlI il rain. and s,iu ,,. m,, ncrs.. src,.
road, never v.t w,r, s..n bv u,r,s, r,,r ,h.y
AR. aIm,s, itn,,.sabI. and ar. ,,,t,ry uo,,
An cmptv ,,,pnn : , unoJ Io,J An ,b. arm
y,trrriuy il STONED for III, ,r.s.n,
uur LITERARY sori,,v h.s rur ,,rou,,, .,a
now lies hcluI.ss and .x,u.,d Ia wind ,ir. and
decay. on account az "a urn,r,c,.J ,u..,i,r INV
being he'll. her, lv TN. Eun,i.,s under tho nam
.y.m.nt of Reys E,rtop and T,rnicb,., Tho
meetings mr.. we'll attended and . yood,v numh.r
huys plead guilty To their shortcomings and mi
duties. Mr.. Barton is probably destined tn he
com. = uow,rful r.yivuiis,, on IN. Mrodv .u,t
S,rk.v ,I.r hu, :, ..r IN ~ r,.,n -, r,.u.c
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Daniel Hamilton and Amanda
w Hamilton, hts vile, 10y ttieir certain deed
of tru>i. dated iha lSt day of April, $50, and
recorded in the recorders Office Of Lafayette
county. state OF Missouri. in book No. %. a
page -. ri deeds al Trust record, conveyed to
WIiiiHm + Bard trustee, The following tcScrib-
eel real estate situate in the county al Lafayette,
and stale oil Missouri. tu-WIt. seventy EUl
acres on of the north end at the west half Of The
southwest quarter of section fourteen tli). and
III" nnrthrasi quarter 81 III" southeast quarter OF
section fifteen IA, all in township iurty-' ght
~, ui range iwrniv-,IEht C2>). continuing one
cure the payment uf u certain prOmissory not"
or bond therein described, together with all III"
interest due thereon, said interest 10 he paid
sent annually ani so recItet in sai deed nj trust;
amt Whereas, sail interest has become due and
default has been mad" in the payment al SANE.
and whereas, il l. provided In SAID decd OF trust
that IN case of the absence, death, refusal Ia
art, OF disability IN any wI-r Of Thr above named
William +. Baird I" act a. -afd trustee, then
and IN that c,rni, tn" then acting sheriff 81 SAID
Lafayette, county, and ,trte at Missouri. III the
request al III" legal holder ri SAID nrtr or bond,
may proceed I" cNrcuT" the I..wcrs granted Ia
-gl,i trustee m sAIi ',r,i at trusf; and whereas,
ia" -IIi trustee, " Uliam +. Baird IL not now 81
ru-Ii"uf al the saIi stale Ut Missouri: Now
therefore, malice H. hereby given, thar the under
signed, sheriff aud acting trustee, at the request of
the holder Ut the SAID prnmIs-ury NOTE or bond,
~ i'll IN accordance with Tia. terms and conditions
therein described. AT public Vtutue, Ia the high
est builder tor cash, ut HE courthouse door, IN
I'll" city 0i Lexington, county Of Lafayette, and
the Stale OF Missouri, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 3Hp, a. II ISIS.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and live O'Clock III the afternoon ui said
day, To satisfy said note at bond and interest
thereon, together with the cost of executing this
trust. GEO. NJ. MDt\lJbl,
Il, clil trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.

Thousands OF people died every year in the
mIasmatic valleys surrounding Lookout Noun
tain, uni about l-3U, when from the common
mountain herbs. Dr. \. q Simmons cirnrIiical
iy prepared ii medicine ihat proved u specific IN
the cure of Liver Diseases by its u-" thu cuun-
try in that vicinity has become among the health
lest on the continent The reputation Of nr. 4.
q. summons Esgetabl" Liver Medicine IL now
world wide. It is male by NJ. a. Ii,dlori Il
Co. of Chattanooga. Tenn, and every genuine
package an! bottle Is enclosed III u ycIfOir ,rynp p
per bearing tn" likeness oil pr. simmons.
II IL tor sale by j. y. Quurlrs IL Co. u. "
Il. lewis and 1hro. Go,cNYI-Ch. who also have
trial packages OF III" rn"'Icln" TINT wIli be gwen
to Nil applicants tree Of charge.
decl-lm 81. ~. llltDfOlsD Il Co
LhAItunnn,a lrnn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29

poorshould throw off the yoke of care
and toll {: the rich unfettcr the
hand of generosity, aud give free
scope to It's noble impulses A; the
children enjoy the visit of Santa
Claus and DE merry for full week.
Put on the Yule Log, and let it blaze
unit! we read III its light, Jesus
Homini Salvador. "JEsUS,THE SAVIOR
OLE MEN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
A GENTLE HINT.

In our style Of climate, with its sudden changes
of temreratur,-rain. wind aui sunshine often
internInrle'i in 3 singh" ,Iay-it Is no wonder
that our children. ir.nls aud relatives ARE so
frequently taken from us by neglected colds half
the deaths resulting directly from this causc. \
bottle OF Eoschrc's German syrup kept about
yur:r home for immediate use Will prevent seri-
Gus sickness, Il large doctors bill, and perhaps
death, by the Use ot three or f"Lr dua.s. For
curing Consumption. IlcmUTriiagrs Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Group OF any disease of the
Throat or Lungs, ITS success Is simply WONDER
fui, as your druggist will tell YOU. German
syrup is now sold in every town and village on
this continent. sample bottles for trial. lOc.
regular SIZE. 15r ThcO. G~osewisCh, Agent,
Lexington, Missouri. dcciJcow
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

lust published, a new edition OF FHIYfA
u Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated <@s}~
Essay on the radical cure twltG- S
out mcdicineD ot ~permainrrhmu or seminal
Weakness. involuntary seminal LOSSES. In
potency, Mental and Physical lncapacIty. Inn
!e'iiments To Marriage, etc also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Flts, induced by sclf-indulg-nce
or sexual extravaganza, &c. Price, in n sealed
envelope, only six cents. The celebrated au-
thor. IN tins admirable Essay, clearly demon
straics, irnIn a thirty years successful practice,
that the alarming consequences at s-li-abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous
use OF internal medicine or the application of
the knife; pointing out n mode oil cure at once
simple certlin. and cnrctnal, by means nr
which every sufferer, no matter VIII II his Con,i-
ton may he, mas cure himself Cnraply, pri-
vaicly, and radically. THIS Lecture should be in
the hands ol every youth and every man in the
land. Sent under seal, in n plain envelope, to
any address. post. paid, on r-ceip, OF six cents
or two postage stamps. Address THE CUL-
NEHWELL MEDICAL CO.., Al Ann St, New
Nnrl. i1nst Z Nir,. Roy 4lsi nrtIslr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29

A.. u,. ,
i'''ii''"n i't',t"' ~" reporter
e'">iN ana '""N up '"Se carpet
p"S. oh The way from barclay street
/" inc Jersey '1y >i"e, the reporter,
moved l" soc''' intercourse 10y inc
brightness 81 ti' SUNSHINE" ana me u'-
iItiuil oil the Sl'lrkilhg "aVelctS III 'no
SL'ethi' SAX" haI nave you Ill 'he
Dag:
'bhc ol The guests, SAID Mr. liam
llt"n.
The reporter WAS not Dispensed, and
continued: IVY mere are You gong 10
have the dinner !?
In iaylorS Hotel, replied Mr.
Hamilton, who was ais" III Il laxative
MOOD.
aiter some iulitirr conversation Mr..
hamilton requested the reporter, the
Two oe!hS now III = room III the
aotei' I" get INTO one ct the beds and
F"II himself up III the bed clothes. Fun
vi CURIOSITY. me reporter c"mPIleu.
inet' were TWO ne"S' ana the reporter
oe!'S tpT"oheu III one MI ii'iiili'"n
Hhl'hlt n''iiheled himself IN the "lhcr.
.i.I '""''S i ""H htt nrouStt Il crate ny
=" ."o ''ii "ni'" nii n''n "Peh'",
,h ~" y >N L'n"''1 WIRE n"P''@ ln"u'
t;ss;nrHn tLn ,"n "'' "'i'
~. = I''G
iris "a; ~" A., m IL mummy "' HeS">-
'i,iu No.
, riIJ,n -, uni,,rn,
,h. w;m'I,rr nmd "nPP." u";'"sn
Inras wi,h nv 't W'r ''e N!ssns
=, LIN 49, aiN ' '' S|l"S
~. 'f AZ sill" MI i'''ii
TL. r.,,,,.r wo.nn, will;,r ,, ov;r..
any CURIOSITY. and onIy smiirI a. il he
had LONE since E,thomrI Mr. U.milfon's
in,rntinns yhan III, nin,tIs h,nI If ,hn
latter unI,cL. I ,h,. 'arrnt L.r ,;,h -
SINGLE mn,inn and urrmi,trJ IL. nTr..s
at Inc large ann,rinm ,pocn,d,7 III,
t..n ,ant ~ rIiii,mrinr ,nI r,so;ma,..
,.nii ,h, sL,,,9, '. "' ~ L7
h.g Win rr.nafnI ~
alnnr the BrnsssiS corn., m,r ,,.s
w,rr9, mir nt bI,,irr ~ soin,;ii,,;nr
h.,ts 'Sn, a .n,m'7 'hn n,,jn sIoo
n,n,ni na ''' ,
ki-Sine dos Tf'"s. ynr. .,iII nusnS.
p%rc,inI. hnt ,bair hnnr had came Thr
anaconi, c.as.i ham tnr,r,,, n mn,i,n ,n,I
49, L"', a.. - -. ~ ~ Wv
,;itv t;ma. i i" 60" imo m'e e'.in "a hnr 1871 = "'
,onrro 1,r.aI 81 - honI. ~.
ato,o va, i S"a' ms scent
cut throuph the air and the an,ronI,'s
fast was broken.
"NlIi you tell me- SAID the reporter
"itis "''ei "a'",, 's hF: iianiiI'oii sat
~snrnent ..wbr tbs a,aninJ, nnn,o. ~,
far to dine
MIR. Bergh,' replied Mr.. Hamilton,
viii not allow our a~nacondas TOT which
Sew yor in'' ~ en- .nT!r u."lt' III
anaconda that it viii accept no meat
which is not furnished on the honi, but
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-29
SATURDAY. JANUARY ETH, 1875,
TRUSTEES SALE.

N7HEREAS, William II. Bowen ard James
w II. i;owen, by their certain deed Of trust,
dated the first day OF December, ls.3, and re-
cortirt: III the recorders Office Of Lafayette Coun-
ty, aud state OF Missouri. in deed book No. III,
at page it2, conveyed to IN" undersigned, tru S.
tee, the following described real estate situated
in the county oil Lafayette, and state Of Mis-
souri,. one lot of land. lo-wli: Lot number
thirteen (l3l. IN block numier nine I), in Me
GIrk's addition To The city OF Lexington. a. will
appear by reference TO the plat now ON file IN the
recorders Office for Lafayette county. and
state OF Missouri. which said conveyance
Wa, nItdr IN trust 10 secure the payment
OF a certain rrOui.sory note therein Inrn-
toned and described, and whereas, saIl not.
IL now due and remains unpaid; Now, there
fore, at thr request OF the legal hotter and owner
al SAID note. AID under AMI IN pursuance of >aii
dec! OF trust, |, the undersigned Trustee, will or
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49rI, Isl,
between the hours of niue O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock i'll the afternoon of said
day. in front OF the courthouse door, IN the city
of Lexington, IN said county ami state. prnccc'I
10 sell saIl real estate II public vcniuc for cash,
iur tMr payment of -aIi pronIssnry note with
inter, Il 'iuc thereon. together with The costs and
expenses of tins trust
irC>'I JOHN \. =. TIT, Trustee