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1t Instantly Relieves

1t Instantly Relieves
CHOLERA NOR Brandy and 9 for Alcohol the H
use Of the true Jamai-
RIIS ca Ginger OF their own
selection and tmporta-
DIARRHGA, w 1IHh c lSs eo aromaties
NTERY, Mated by Ipr. Sanford,
placed this prepara-
CRAMPS AND lion IN actual merit 50
PAINS, f 4etoT notT SNm6PogHaed
SEA SICKNESS, ton S from 1.-THE the Trade Trade
its sales in New Eng
COLDS & CHILLS, land now exceed that
OF all others combined.
ruIIIC g. EEVER The SecoDdyear OF Its
WILLIS " i' manufacture It's sales
FEVERISH year by over Seg fif S live
thousand bottles. II Is
SYMPT OMS, manufactured on a
scale simplyenormous.
CATARRHAL Two .1 faogsap Sdp gallons mS6s
-, ~, ~ long In advance OF con-
> Nj L L " h ., sumption, by which 1t
NEURALGIC flavor and brilliant
transparency. Every
AVN improvement in labor
saving apparatus Is
RHEUMATIC nit the use sU Of c. Costly ser
SYM TOMS, tain pront. The bot.
Ting machine is alone
DYSPEPSIA, able adj t to M b two th9 ,os
INDIGESTION, th ns b rIet n Statement i IL
will be seen that
FLAT u l. E NCY, Messrs. WEEKS & POT-
TER have entered upon
RISING the manufacture o (
Sanford's Jamaica Gin
ON nonn ger in manner that
Ut " " -, must in time secure
for them the enormous
MAKES trade in this article.
Its elegant flavor,
GINGER TEA great merit, and low
price should be tested
MAVpu once by those in need
hhhHo OF a family medicine,
before allowing them
U Il w L II Il selves to be induced,
by Misrepresentation,
HARMLESS to buy others. Insist
upon having what you
JC ccOn call for = SANFORD g
AZ NOOD JAMAICA GINGER.
FOR ALL AGES.
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COLLINS
Voltaic Plasters

For Local Pains, Lameness, Soreness, Weak
ness, Numbness. and inflammation OF the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Bowels, Bladder, Heart
and Muscles, are equal to an army OF doctors,
and acres OF plants and shrubs,
Price 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. Mailed
on receipt of price rs cents for one 81 25 for SIX
or 50 25 Tor twelve, carefully wrapped and war
ranted, by WEEKS & POTTER, proprietors,
lioston, Mass. mayl9d&wlm
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V E G p IT. T 1 N e
CANKER HUMOK.

CANkEh HUMOHs
RooKPoRT, March 81, 1876.
II Il STEVENS:
Slr-Last fall my husband got me two bottles
OF your Vegetine to take for the Canker HUI
NOR, which have had in my stomach for sew
eral years. took 1t and the result was very
satisfactory. / have taken a good many rene
dies for the Canker Humor, and none seemed
10 help me but VEGETINE. There Is no doubt
In my mind that every one suffering with
Canker Humor can be cured by taking VEGR-
TINE. IL gave me good appetite, and l felt
better in every respect.
Yours, with respect,
MRS. ELIZA ANN POOLE.
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6EOO REWARD will be paid for a bottle
POOO of any other Extract or Essence OF
Jamaica Ginger II found to equal 1t in f1ne fav:
or, purity and prompt medical effect. Sold by
all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Grocers
and dealers in medicine. WEEKS & POTTER,
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton.
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Tlle 8utIama Saily Glnbe.
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1877.
Western Union Telegraph Office.

ONCE In south end Of passenger depot, on
Merchants row. open on sunday from 900 TO
1890 a. M, and 500 to 600 p. M, and from 900
p. m, open night and day throughout the week
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100000 for only TEN.

6972 Cash Gifts, amounting to $4,000
Whole tickets $40, halves IS. quarters $3.50.
II tickets 500, 3sH tickets $500, o6A tickets
DRAGGING Pos1ttUely June 3Oh, 1877,
and every three months thereafter.
The present management emPhatically uoti-
fy the public that there will be no postpone
ment OF this drawing, as is usual in such en-
terprises, but that iJ will positively and une'
quivocally take place on the date named.
This, the Second Drawing. win be conducted
like the first. to the fairness Of which the fol-
lowing named gentlemen have testified.
Hon Alvin Duyall, late Chief Justice Supreme
Court OF Kentucky.
James Dudley, Chairman Board school Irus-
Grant Green. Cashier Farmers Bank of Ken
Hon / X Major, Public Printer, State of Ken
Hon Thomas N Lindsay, President Farmers
Bank OF Kentucky.
Judge Thompson, Presiding Judge Frank
lin County Court.
James G Crockett, Clerk Franklin Co. Court.
Remittances can be made by mail, express,
draft, order or registered letter, made pay
able TO W Barrow n Co.
Tickets paid promptly and without discount.
Reliable agents wanted.
should be addressed to G. W. BARROW & Co.,
General Managers,
Courier-Journal Building. Louisville, KY,
or Thos II Hays Co., General Agents.,
Send for circular. 6sI BROADWAY N 7,
je9d&w4w
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VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.

VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.
SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1916
MR. III X STEVENS:
Dear Slr-I have been troubled with Scrofula,
Canker and Liver Complains for three years.
Nothing ever did me any good until COM
menced using the VEGETINE. i am now get
ting along first rate, and sJill using the VICE.
TINE. l consider there is nothing equal TO II
for such complaints. Can heartily recommend
1t to everybody. Yours truly,
Mrs. LIZZIE M. PACKARD,
No. 10 Lagrange street. South Salem, Mass
VEGETINE thoroughly graduates every
kind OF humor, and restores the entire system
TO healthy condition.
VEGETINE.
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetins Is sold b. all Druggists.
may9d&wim
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A YER's CATHARTiC PILLS,

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC,
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VEGETINE thoroughly eradicates every
kind OF humor, and restores the entire system
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
Stock Notes.

Very lIfil" stock moving.
Iir- cholera is again making ravagrs among
Latlyelt" county herds.
Mr. l.. X. \orl sold. July 18th, 10 A. Mark. 4
hrilrr~. weighing 100 pounds
jim Nelly SAYS tina; he has a flyer that viii
discount thIuurtt IN the tall races.
MI k.Ilo!G Advertiees for a yrarling, red.
n.lirr c4lf, -trlvci OF stolen from his mill. No
mAgk-.
Nh. W {. Atkins sold To Mr.. II. Jacobs,
july l9th. / tat COW, weighing $50 pounds. at
=. cents.
MIR VIM. Green .olh. yesterday. TO T.. l..
t,-nhark. - h,nl OF fat hogs, weighing $50
pounds, at ! cents.
M.--r=. -hulI ami Elliott sold. July 18th, TO
RuIrle AMI LriIrr, I head of cattle. weighing
iIcn pounds, at ; rents.
Nj. E"brrr Parker, of Ray county. sold.
Monday lat. ru Mrser,. smith and Hamlet, 4
heal "f cattle, Averaging llib pounds, at 8.
| cent. Sn'ur To- anne head If sheep, weighing
50 ,,ouud-, IL cents.
Ia" following shipments were made by the
Missouri Pacific railroad from this place Tues
dtv last BY Mr-sr-. Sparks 4 Kelly eight cars
cuttIe and one OF hog; orlando Bradley one CAL
hog, and Thomas shelby one car hogs.
i;ring pretty we'll informed regarding thu
| thoroughbred stock OF Lafayette county III,
lur"lIiGrur'r VIII he glad To tell persona, fret
gratis Tor nothing, where they can get pur'
hl""'i cattle, hogs or horses. as line rs can III
| Obtained IN h"uIurky or the east ut reasonable
prices.
We visited Mi. Jno. ". Waddeli's farm a few
days ago t" look at his magnificent herd OF
i'"Tksturr-. From what we saw W" are Incline'
I" think that hc has the finest lot OF thorough
bred h"s in III. county. AT III" head oi ln'
herd ls thu rurr bred BLACK Prince, 'lr., ont o
Imported Princess Mary, she by Flemish Prince
OF Queen \icturIa's pen: sired 10y Black Prince
II" hy Crown Prince. As a noble mate to TIM
animal, Mr.. WaiIcll owns Baroness, by 81
dorchester Cardiff. cut I'll plymouth, imported
T." the smell herd IN Canada i'll her lam. This Ii
a magnificent animal, which was mentioned by
the lntcllig"ac"r at the time Of her Importation
She has had a litter of live pigs by Black Prince
two of which have been sold as reported IN these
columns, and thr.. of which. one male and two
females, Mr.. WHllell still has on hand. They
ar, very handsome animals, large for their age
anu models IN shape. Mr.. Waddell has another
very line boar Knight Of Liverpool, by Knight o
the Lodge. he by Lord Liverpool; and II Inagniii
cent SOW, Belle, grand daughter OF Lad,
Campbell. and by Crown Prince. This animal
though, not fat. Will weigh $50 pounds. and nov
has nine very line pigs. Beside these royal,
bred animals, Mr.. Wa,idell has twenty-hv'
thornu ghbrcd Berkshire suws, and i64 pigs Ant
shoats, nearly all pure bloods. Among then
many very fine animals, which should De seei
by NIL persons who desire to improve their STOCK
1t will richly repay any connOlsseur IN hne hos'
to see this herd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
BERLIN.

ipITUR iSTEILIGESCER. As Your valuable anu
interesting paper Is generally read IN thI,
section, aud yuu seem TO have no cores j,Uud-
ent III thIe part III the count, | nave conclude
TO give you Il tew Items. Being IN n very rr-
tired part OF thu county our people see and heaI
l!stir TO escllr OF amus-. Out they are. never,
thri--7. active, energetic. and iurriiIgrnt and
ate annually adding TO the wealth and beauty ui
the county IN winch they r.-II-.
the Cold bust touched ut our wharf SATURDAY
last On her down trip. and Frank Thornton
shipped $50 sncks Of wheat. Ihls is the tirs,
Shipment rf new wheat ION this ,lacs.
Cholera j. PLAYING havoc with hogs III TIM
yicIuIiy. Geo W. kearse has lost fifteen aut
other farmers severa! each.
Corn looks we'll, and Is generally cleaI u
weeds. and II 1t continue, seasUuabl- an IIuIn-u-,
crop Will he raisei
Wash. Cooper ha- ihirty-fiv- acres OF The
finest corn IN The county. IraIyrp- doubts II
let them come and see Tor themselves
\ heavy shower ut ram TUESDAY Afternoon
-lltien-i III. hearts oil the farmers. II Wa
much ne, 81 AMI Will be Vi great hcncht 10 IN.
corn.
Misses Birdie PAYNE ami Belle Slu-h-r left last
Monday, Tor ,vwer. Clinton county. ON
weeks visit. ant TO attend the Wedding OF Mss
Minerva Beck. OF that place.
Miss jamie keithly, of st. Charles who ma
been visiting her brother. j W. hsIIh!y. FOL
the last four weeks. Is in your city visiting tn
| family Of Mr. N. SoInInerville.
several a! til" Dover boys came here 4 Few
iays ago TO battle. The farmers lame ia an,
inquired the cause of the rise in rnbo, a. tleT,
hat been no ram lately. 1t is thought that II wa
| their large feet which caused thu water To bacl
| III. IN the creek RUSTIC.
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SHERIEF'S SAs.E.

\lcLrrrvn, 10 th~ ",roi. ~.
I,aac NJ ,rur,.
DN virtue u! An execution, issued from the
ID olICc ui The clerk oil III" tirculi court
wand \. A"rs'n t.'Inc use aLt b-u'tt OF l"nu
j 'u"Ar",i, and i-nI.-1 i-aar VI trUrr. To- me-
.ilrc tt,i, and IrtiIrn.ahIr To the october term,
Isl. OF sAI! court, | VIII uu
SATURDAY,. \ rI>T lITu ~.
,.;wern the hours ct ulu- O'Clock IN r', tore
noon anu i've "'rl"ch III In" alf,rnoun al sad
day. and ia front "l 'hr courthouse door, ~ ia"
CITY OF Lexington. IN LttlErIf" county. Mis-
| souri,. dUrIn- tie session OF tho Circuit court
81 IrfaHvit- county, .'ll publicly. hy auction,
70 the highest bidder. tor c,-n IN huu,i. all tin
right. tue, Interest, clam and estate Ut the >al,t
I-4Ic VI 'rur', Defendant IN sand execution. in
tni I" III" !nll"" IN i"~cr,h"t rvi. "-;a'". iii
| nate. IytIE and benz IA tho CuU.tN al I-ptIy-
r.le ami stat 81 Missouri, t'-wIt ia" south
| east quarter OF the southwest quarter 10! section
number TWO ~, III township number iorty-nlnr
! 90. OF range number iwtDly-iiEe. also III" urr
undivided half pant. -.iar" ana portion ri M iu";
Ia the east hall rI The southeast giiricr 90 So
| lion uumtrr thirteen Qf, IA township HIly Cu1
| ri RANK" number twruiy-sIN ga. and the W->i
halt Il; tn" >"Utlw,~ quarter and III" southeast
quarter "t the southwest quarter. horh OF see
non number eighteen u.s.. in township nuTnn"r
titv trl at rang" number twenty-five 60, and
all TINT part am" parcel ol u" west nail al III"
northeast quarter OF section n"iHh"r nlnc'err,
| 49,. IN township number tity-our 81, al rang,
number twenty-five ,2n, bounded ~ 10 flows
Beginning al an elm seven O. inches IN i am'-
ter, ;w" e. chains and tiity--cNcn Ga links cast
Of tn" northwest corner OF said west halt UI III,
northeast quarter of sand last named section,
township ami range, and running theme" south
forty tiuj chains To- II stalk; thence EAST tour a.
chains and cIghiy-cl-ht ~ links tn i STAKE:
thence north forty go chains 10 II stake: amt
thence Wat tour i chains and ci=hty-"!ghi iso'
links Ia ti, beginning. saving ami .Nc"piIn-
ihcr"fr"m one aud >ev,niy-lw" ora -hunHr, iih~
! q 9S-lW) acres ON which Banks mill formerly
stood. leaving seventeen and forty one hundred
tbs a. tO-lnpJ acres III said last bounded tract.
Given under my nan1, this i,'h day 81 Jun!
1877. GEO NJ. MOI NrJbN,
Iuiyrlri sheriff
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~TasISTEE'S SALE.

"HEEEA~ William II. KHhn"rt and Nate
w l.. R"hE"'t, his ~lic, hy Their Urct Of
tru-t GATED 'hr 1I-t ritv ut February, \ ID :,
ia, ami Tr"uId,i IN IA" rr'":i"r'- 0:i'u OF
Lafayette county, AMI stat, 1T Missouri. IA hook
30 "a. Page -. 81 90" :crrri- 81 laid ufiC=,
conveyed 10 i'' Undersigned. trustee. the Tot
lrWnr- described real estate, situate, !.Iu- and
iriu& N f!r rpU'fy OF Lafayette. and the STATE
OF MI--ultI, rp-V't Al tlr right, III" .Hi IN
-rr">t Ut Ia" SAID Rat l. l;"lr"it, Ul IN ant -
tie -ruiiIwr-j quarter ui tn" southeast quarter,
and fIc r.t-f mai oil the SOUTHEAST quarter OF sec
tI"I eleven flD; also thu WI hal; of IA" south
west quarter, and the "as; half OF the southwest
quarter, and the wret half ul the northeast quar-
let ui section twelve tl2l and also the west hail
OF tn. southeast quarter, and the VEST half OF
the northeast quari"r % section one ~. all al
SAID land being IN township fifty Co, Of range
tWrniy->iN t2'), and hr. NJ all The interest al -iIi
RObu"tt amt has WIFI, derived under the VIII oil
tlavrl NIVIon, deceased. 'i;t.r Il MiIrn i,'h, I>Iu.
arii prO'aicrt june 9ui. Isl. tie said NHiv l..
R"hnri' beng IN" grtui-,iuuEhtcr Ui -ait t!hN"!
NINIvn. amt the ,au@nlrr ~ George ". N!NIun
cure thr payment OF certain prpnIs-pry notes
therein mentioned aud described. ami whereas,
sand notes al. how due aud remain IGnpul't, New
therefore, al the request OF III" i"Ghl holders ANA
"wn-, oil ~aId notes. and under ami m itUr-
sUanCc Ui -lId deed ni trust, /, tic undersigned !.
trustee, viii on
WEDNESDAY,, Al GI ST 2!~u. 4. D.. ~.
b"'" rru ihc hours of nInr q" clock IN thS fore
NOM. iui nNr n'"turk IN ;Iu afternoon OF saI'I
da}, IN front oil the cUurtunu-r door. IN The city
Oh Lexington, ~ ~ait county and state. pfuc"'"
10 sell said real estate NJ public venduc Tor cash
Tor III" payment OF -aIi prumI--orS note with
interest ,tur thereon, Together with the cost and
eaP"h-"- Of tins trust
iuly2llL GEO :. ATHP y, Trustee.
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SHERIFF''S SALE.

Baltimore Inpml-, Jr-. 81 al, defendants.
- I VITA" Of an order OF SAL, Is-I"t from the
- "thc" oi the cI"rh OF the Probate court Of
Lafayette county, Ml--@url, IN FAVOR Of Kate u
smell, and her husband, James {. smell, and
against Baltimore lhumn-, .Jr.. and March"
Thomas, t" m" directed. an: t'thrnHu!c 20 the
August term. i-11, OF said court, | vii! On
SATURDAY, HE HIM DAY OF AUGUST,
l-II. between the hours Of nine % clurh III the
forenoon and i've o'clock in the afternoon uf
sand day, and IN front 81 III" courthOu>e door in
the city "i Lexington. III la!ty"tt. county, Mis-
souri,. 'iuliEE III -U~-.pn = the tlrCtIl count Of
SAID county. sell uuDiI"jy, ~ auction. L. Ia"
highest bidder, tor "uc-thu.! cash III hand, one
third on a 'r'"it "i ~ month. and "'."-ih'ri
on i credit .: nine months. deferred payments
TO bear interest al the rate of -ik per cent and
be- secured by deed Of trust on 'Ae land sold. IN
The manner prescribed by law, all the right,
UIt". interest, Ciauu ami estate of III, SAID ate
Il. >u-Il. AMI her husband, JIIuc- {. smell.
plaintiffs. and baltimore Thomas. JT., and
MaICIr Thomas. urtrnIant- IN SAID order 81
sale, IN and 10 ta- following t->crIh,r real
rsI.t", situate, IyIns amt being IN The county OF
Lafayette aLd tate ut Missouri. In-wII. The
northwest quarter ul the southeast quarter "!
section fourteen Nil. containing forty 40, acres,
the northeast gu Irier ui tu.. southwest quarter
OF >rct."u fourteen ~, Irrational, containing
thiTty--ry"n and MY one. IundrrIh= g. % lwJ
acre. more or i"-~."A'"rlinE '"ntt"J acres OF the
northeast corner OF etli quarter quarter, sold by
sheriff to VIM. T.. NJ nor. al! IA township my
rur Cd, "l range weuty-i"ur G-4l, all" the fol
l1wiu- G,-cr.or! tracts, lot, 81 parcels ui iuud
situate nv tir town "i - ihwHit> nov i pam
Of tr. r.ty "f Wsvrrttp, t"-wlI Lot number
.M' ~ a.. block lumber twelve az l"t- mum
Ter -. 81. .gnt. uIn', ten eleven 4u.i twelve.
L. =. >. 10, u au. -, IA block uUnhrr fifteen
40, lot numbers IN. HILr, zen. eleven and
iNrt>r. u. %. IT.. II and -. IN block number
three e.! .lot= pumb-r- i've aui iWeiyr O and ~.
IN bloch number eight t@l' lot nnma"rs one.
seven, eight tud Mn, o., e. : and - IN block
number nInr ca iui- numbers nine. ton and
eleven, q, l"H"i AZ. ia n'"rk number twenty
nine (-"J, IN the fourth aIultlon Ia he town al
i lnDma- iHuw "!;E II " .vrriy. 10; number
IN .rt, Ia block nuiIiIrr thirty go. IN thu rhlrd
ts4tfEt.l, tn rE,t T4yf al - Z | H..Ip4- nav .Hf- 81
WIyrI,tJ, airi "n' and lIty unc-hunirrItu-
\ 1t-i,0l acres taken lToiu the northwest corner
81 block numh-E IifF ..l, IN tie fourth unll-
ton Ia the tow II -; Thomas tuUw ci. ui
.Irrty.
Gwen under M haui. IAIs Icth a!av OF Jaw.
IS, Utp vi. MOI NTIOi,
.ulEtlfi sheriff
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FRAUDULENT USE OF CHATTLE
MORTGAGES.

The last general assembly passed a
very sever law 10 prevent inortgag"ra
or -rautors in trust Iccd~ OF PERSONA,
property. from the fraudulent Use or
disposition ct such property. and t" pro-
hlbit its sale or transfer without the
written consent OF the murtgagcc or
trustee. and without informing the per
SON to whom the same is sold OF the
mortgage or trust deed, The terms OF
the law are that any ~mortgagor or
grantor in trust deeds OF personal prop
ertv. who shall %iniure, destroy. sell or
dispose OF such property. or any part
thereof. or shall aid or abet the 81 doing
for the purpose OF ~detrauding the mort
gagee. trustee or beneficiary. or who
shall remove or conceal. or aid or abet
in the removal ri such property or any
part thereof, with intent To hinder.
delay OF letraui, shall be deemed guilty
OF 4 miSdemrauur. and upon conviction
shall be punished by imprisonment in the
county Jail not exceeding one wear. or by
tine not exceeding one hundred dollars.
or by both such tine and Imprisonment.
And that every mortgagor or grant"r
III trust deeds Of persona, property. VIII"
shall sell Or convey the same, or any
part thereof. without tine written consent
of the MORTGAGE or beneficiary, and
without informing the person to whom
the same Is sold or conveyed that the
property is mortgaged or conveyed by
deed of trust. shall. ON conviction, he
al Judged guilty OF Il misdemeanor. aud
punished by A tine not exceeding one
hundred dollars. or by Imprisonment III
the county Jail not exceeding one year.
OF by both such fine and imprisonment.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
MT. HOPE.

Will enisavor to eniIghten you III regard Ia
what Is gong on in this far region. ntnsk which
has again been neglected too long There is
Little. however, to communicate.
Mc-srs. VII! Green, Matt Wood and -
Cobb returned II few days since from Colorado.
Mrs. Robert Gautirr has been quite SICK. but
Is again ConvaiescIug.
MIR. - Browning, father of squire j. j.
Browning. OF the Mt. Tabor neighbOrheod, died
on Sunday. the 18th.
Miss Ellie hclser and her sister. Mrs. Lnwther,
are visiting their father, IN company with Miss
Ella Withers.
There has been :, great deal OF complaint of
bad colds. hca,!uches, billiousncss, &c. since
the intensely hot weather of week before last.
Previous 10 TIN, people had been ''distrcssingly
healthy. - AS the doctors say.
Miss Gussle Keller, OF lexington, Is visiting
the family of Mr.. liannnaonds, and l. playing
havoc with the hearts of Mt. Hope guilrIc,s
and unsOphisticatcd bachelors. On how we
feel for them.
The Rev. j. Il King, Capt. u. -. King and
lady, OF sullivan county, Tennessee. ARE visit
ing irIends III thu, part of the county. They
have been here Tor sometime, and seem to be
making their stay quite pleasant. The former
has preached at the church here twice since his
N va s"h' l4'"'' -" "'N' UNA '
July I'D.
The farmers have succeeded III getting their
wheat INTO the shock in good condition. some
VIII neEIn stackIn. III Il day or Two Nam are
still piOwlng their corn. IN fact very few have
'laid by their earn. Hay harvest is lust begin
ming. Clover still stands uncut, though 1t was
ready At least four week. age. Cause 50 much
ram II c0ult not be cured. Tn. corm III respect
Is iiir on thu whole, though tt goo,t deal OF II
looks rather unpronuIsIns.
\ serious accident occurred here on the even
ing ot the 9Th INST. Mr. Fisher, OF tass county,
but lately Of the DR.. Mitchell nrIghborhoud,
near Lexington, had his arm broken lust above
the elbow. by his team taking fright and jerking
him down. They ran something lake u quarter
OF II mile with a wagon containing his wife AMI
little daughter. the IUr!nrr at last stopping them
I'll assistance arrived. There was no other
harm done. except some bruises on the head
and tace a.! Mr.. Fisher. ur. Nichols set tn
arm, and h. WAS taken under the ho=pita ,I, root
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SALE

WIIEEtA y, Noes + it,pnett ard William
w II ROBIN Il, by th-Ir decd of trust dafed
r 'bruJrs 2I-i, y. y. l>1i, and recorded IN the
r"CnrGrT'- office OF Lafayette county ia record
book No l., page No 3.3, "i thu records al said
office. cOuVcyc,! 10 the undersigned trustee, thc
10, described property situate, lying and
beng Va The county OF Lafayette, and stat. al
Missouri, tO-HIt one large >icaIn saw-n!li ami
fixture Complete; sand mtll = l"cafr! On the
south bank OF the Missouri river on The least Di
William II. kuhuctt from Lewis Wernwag, adj
jACcnt {" ih" town 81 Berlin, IN SAID county be-
ing tn" =HIne property conveyed by said William
Ii. I;obu"tt t. sand Moss +. i:nDnctt on tn, 2stn
day OF October y u lr12; which and convey
aur" Nh made IN trust To secure tue pay meuf oil
certain prUIUIssOrE uOt"s therein mentioned and
Described l., and whereas, said notes ar" now duo
and remain unpaid; Now therefore, Mt tn. re-
quest o. the IVA! holders and owner, of said
notes, and under and IA pursuance" Of said deed
OF trust. /, Ia" Ur't"r-lgn,t, trustee, VIII ON
WEDNESDAY, AIGI It 22Sr, \. u, I>57,
setw cen til" hours OF ninr O'Clock IN the fore.
noon and frc O'Clock IA The afternoon oi sal,
uav, in front OF II" COURTEOUS" DOOR, IN the city
Of Lexington IN sand county ami state, proc"tr
To sciI sand property Al public N"ndu" for cash,
for tn" payment of -aid prHnlssurv nH;r- viii
interest .tus 'n"reUn, together WITH the costs auC
shI"i-C7 oi Ih.- rrurt
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