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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

NlAiLp OF IL.
LAFAYETTE 'uCSTY.
In IN" LiIcuIt court III sad county, in vacation
p:iuher I'm. ISIS.
Hcnjainin II. Wilson and Cornelius
Jamr7 W ieri. Thomas j. Taylor ffet't'on'
amt III" Kansas City, st. LOUIS and
,hicago railroad company
10 the sand defendants. Iou ARE each hereby
notified tina, said plaintiffs have commenced Il
=ult against you in said court by petition. TN.
object AMI general na,urc OF which il to Obtain
judgment Tor the sum OF one hundred and "
eight dollars and fifteen cents (sl2S l.l for
lumber and materials sold said Reid and L. ylnr,
ai! 10 'ii'rcr "A mechanics lien therefor,
against n box -torrInu7e, sixteen fIGl feet wide
nl th.ity-siX C'HJ ieet long. eight Isl let story
two ~ " iniuSs ami one u door III north end
or 'front.'; one ~ window IN each sIt:e and one
~ 'i""r IN rear OF south end; sad huus. cover
,i with pm. -!lnsl.s and roof projecting one IN
foot: situated ON III" following described real
estate, tO-"ii- COMMENCING ut the southeast
corner ~ lot nuinhrr twenty EGO IN block num-
Der i've %, In the town nfOd"s,a, in ,ir. county
OF LAFAYETTE, state OF Missouri; thence south
iilr'y ljuj degrees ami thirty 800 minutes east,
iiiiy ,Jul ir"t To "a STAKE which l. the beg ginning;
thence south one huurtrrd and nInety-eIghl lysl
feet to a stalk; thence east two iuudrcd aud
twenty t22'} ie"t 10 Il stake; thence north one
I%un'tf"i a.d nin" y-"lght (.-J feet To III stake
thence west Two hundred and twenty t2-UI feet
To he brSInn.nG; containing one ~ acre
| And Snu al" iurtner notified that unless you
appear at III" next term OF sari court 10 he be-
gUn ana h'!'i at the courthouse, In the city OF
I.rAlEGt"n, on III" End day OF DECEMBER NEXT.
h"'t On OF before ine skin day thereof, ii the
term snail -. long continue, and II not then he
ip!" IL" end ui IN" & fIn, and nnsw-r SAID prti-
Ton IT." same Will br taken IL confessed
Ana Il "a further ordered that II copy hereof
he published IN the Lexington Weekly ~Int.lli-
srnr'rr i hew-p per printed in said county o!
Lat Nctie tor tour week, successfully, the last
assertion To be Mt least Tour weeks before the com
!n.uccin"i " the n-Xt term OF this court.
tue copy. Attest
FRANK TRiGG, Clerk.
By {. Il. DANIEL. ID. {.
J.I CLAYTON. Attorney for Ulaintfy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
THE NEW TROTTING WONDER.
Details of that Unprecedented Per-
fornsaDCe al Lexington.


from the ,,nr.0nati Commercial
IT,. tro.tiu, .o.,oo nf 1873. which
l. ro,i,i1, H.. in, :, ,I,.a ma.
hem iL, most briiIiarti TIN, aI,unl,
,f,Tn American turt We nrr,uu. .
from the marvellous i:uirvycncni
rh,t : r,d. i'm rhc rruliur,s .tock o,
the couutrI from ear to year, thai
tee sine assertion VIII br uadc mex
tail uI ti,. season. If 1874. but % taf
- in.-y,ar l. cnurrrued there can be
no manner of doubt, Thousands OF
mon wit.uuf even Iitpe If rr,v In
tn-ir locks r.,n rrneruber whcn .:2:iu
on the Su.lI road WAS regarded A.
almost lluhfnibw speed, nni can re
cal the Successive shocks OF am nv
mcuI they experienced when Flor,
Temple fr-r b"at 20. wien Dexter
trpttrd in 2:l7 ) /. and when uoth
Goldsmith " iii and American GIri
grntreG up ~ Flora, inc whenever
thev pleased. Lust year wa- Il pretty
tar wear tie I tor frUtter-. anri some
of the fastest i them materially re
,iured their rcCvr,i>.uniii Flora lem
pie 2:l9 II WAS simply an ancient
.uudmark, held in but little more re
putc than the ,till more ancient Shell
road record.
Goldsmith Maid. the Queen of the
Trottiuu Turf, truticd IN the almost
incredible time of 2:li,a the oldest
hands II the ribbon, threw w. their
| arms and exclaimed. Tint settles
il: no horse will ever beat this time"
And vet along comes the imurrIal
RIru, tins year. and unuchnIantIv
r,ts in 2:I3 IL and 2:l3 Ia. with
every sion of ability to y % -tIli faster.
And Edwin Forrest Gets down to half
y mil. in l;O4. and a full mile in PA
| 10. nlouv romc. Uourful. with hi-
1.l. "a aud Edward and royip and
I.uc,lIe and Protein. and severe
| others gracefully descend into the
! "~free.fnT.sH" class which always
means good deal better than '2n
when thsv 90 for ..blnod
The nerf1rmances Of the wanna
,rot,rrI u,ar. a,norLoh ,o LAT, vaar
| but ,hcv have h.an iii more 80 ~
snaonn A. .wn-y.arniJ loo ,uanr
81 Sntrn,,oJ Mia - S.2It vh'sL -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
SCOTTISH DOGS AND DINNERS.
How the Sporting Men aud Women
Dress and the Tourists Dine.

Edinburgh Correspondence of the NatIon.I
When | came hiGhcr myself, "A little
more than a fortnight ago, there were
still plenty OF mcmbcrs of the large
class which has aulumnal leisure To
spare. hurrviug northward. The
railway carriages Were occupied and
| the platforms of the stations orna-
menrcd by ladies aud gentlemen i'll
-hoOtiu1-jackct, Of every pattern and
hue. say. ''ladic>' advisedly. for
the fairer members of these groups
had every appearance OF being sport
ING characters. | do % know what
may hc the feminine costume OF Tins
particular period III Alnrrlca. Blu!
here it consists of II bIiiycock hat
with q very small brinl, n standing
collar of II striped or figured linen,
like that belonging to a 'fancy SHIRT,
Il scarf III Il sailors knot. II coach
mans o~vcrCOat. m1tc OF some cross
barred material like the neither in
icgumcmts OF y "higger-ninStrel,'
aud a prttIcrat ~CiingiuG Ms closely rs
u pair OF tight trousers aud cttcc-
tua!ly completing Tie Illusion. HE
| proper accessories OF such II figure are
u gentleman draped rather more re
"u''"h'i> anu HI hS2'cs"'i"n oiiu*-
S"Sr CONSISTING w a So"" i'"IN
~pa'Net9 anu p'''-'"'9' vi 7''''''
'"S''S VI n7.''S
S"n-'s '"n' 'I'N n 'a'p't"
n" 49," +" n -. ~ :.
"''' ~ "''t~
.u"H'I = =, ,.,5un -
.'i'>ciH i">''"', W ~ "I "
N"nN' ant "'''u ~ ~" o'
l"t.""E p.a'i'' u .ni
$500 """"' NV ,''- '
ma III .""'N'"- oc"i'"si ''"
''tt"" ga 'A'"'' '' ''I""' wa"
",.' ">NtS' !" u u,',
,"tIs T".,'' - n"s;
~. i"p''' v" ill.,
,rTr. ~ 49, , w.
T.'.u 'r. -; =; u.n,,n nnr,jun -
s..,t.,, Ei,rrl,. a. .,.,rn,.r ria.
1905. G,uar h, .ori,, :, a.,
! h..n,;t,I .,lrn,,,ur,.I .n,,r.s mn
~ -. -, 49,, 49,, - ~, L,,,,
J. ',Ii., m,.r u,h, L,,. r;,.,, ,nnnr
At fIa,u for .x wr.k.' ur,u.e.,hoot
mo TnlI,r1 i. crrt,itIr in.. nara.
! Dis. rttry-. unvh,r. are Hoy better
| arurcrtatrt end uuder,tond. But
>r,-l.ud i their seventh heaven.
| OF curse ali the Euvil.umru who
rr,.- Twrnt have not mid II 600
down ~ h. basis of their entertain
| mrui. though the number of gen
| l@.mcnt VINO have permitted tIem-
.,Iv,.. this fancy nur.ars t, be aston
,.hiuu Tourist. Of the more vulgar
natIcIu who have siIurly come to
! '.rioy th,. anti of nature and to
rryi the quotations in the guide
book. from Sir Walter Scott, are.
extremely numerous, and scotland.
!, rrgaris some of the provisions
that She makes fo; them. take, on
The arr Of ! hnmbEer switzerland.
One must admit. however. that
tnourh the Scotch inn, are much bet
! ter nan the Euu,jSb. they do not
| au.h irair easy rrIunuh very far =.
tt.cy ha,r th.. sam. relation to the
So. h,t.i- TIA. the scenery of the.
/ jEgrlonI. Jne.tu that of the Alns.
i R|utIft.o,r n.rirs arr. NOT uuIlpvrd.
| + !. rnt tnr wauI of rcsolution-as.
fnr Irstsura IN the matter of the
t.hL. ,,,,,rs Trr ,,bla n'bore IN the
Rriii.b Islam !. r.sru,1,lly an nm
nnr,,Ii,n an 1x,t.. =, Irnori,p and
,.slu.ri,nsn,mc En4 Iki. all new
'.,nrnrt. ,Ln S.n,rh imnErrnrr, are
Immui.rat,. ih..y nrr of the opinion
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

Maud >, the magnificent fOur-year-
old fly of Crpt. George +. Stone, of
this city, trotted annie over the track
OF the kentucky Troiting Horse
Breeders Association, in the alto
gether unprccricnt and unexpected
time of 2:i7 IL.
Maud ,. was known to be extreme
ly fast, and her owner has not for
some time doubted her ability to beat
20, hut he vas by no means sauguine
OF her trotting i'll any such time as
she made yesterday. The tiliy has
been at Lexington some three weeks,
and i'll consequence of the bad
weather, that has spoiled all of thee
weeks for turf exercise, was very
short OF work. ElrIy in the week
she was given u go in the face o. a
strong, piercing wind, that drove Nil
but The most robust men FROM the
track, and trotted "a mile in 2:23 ) /,
II repetition of her performance
several Sundays ago AT Chester Park.
Capt. Stone was tor bringing her
home after that performance; but
Mr.. w. w. BAR, her Jealous and en-
thuaiastlc trainer, pleaded hard for
n few days i'll the Blue Grass
region, expressing the utmost ON
tdencc III his ability to triyhteu the
people OF Kentucky with the mar, If
hc could only strike n good day and
Il good track" The Captain reluc-
family consented to his remaining the
rest OF the week, aud yesterday being
the last day Of grace, another go"
WAS given the Hare. Tee conditions
were not the best possible for u trial
OF speed, there being considerable
wind, and the track being somewhat
"cuppy.' Still II was decided to let
Maud slow what size cuuiduu There
we're probably hundred men on the
track, many of whom held watches
an The mare. TIE geit r,ueu VIII"
sprcia ~ ''hrld on her" ia the judges
stnud were Grn. James +. Robinson.
DR.. l.. Herr, Col. K. ). Strader and
C'l Ferguson. The Trial took 81 ace
u eleven and Il half o'clock i'll the
morning. and after jogging tie maze
around the course two miles, Bar
nodded to the timers to LIT them go,
a'd away they went in earnest.
WITHOUT a skip or false move Heut II
any hlnd, but yol:g at her wurk like
an old horse, the wonderful tiI.y
went to the quarter pole in S3 Ia
seconds, to the halt-uIie pole III Que
minute and six second, to the three
quarter pole i'll mt minute and forty
on" seconds, and finished the mile III
2:lT IL.
The timers in the Judges stand, rs
we'll as the other Spectators. could
hardly believe their watches, bui
there they stood, and among the four
gentlemen named above there wn-
not the variation OF u traction of u
-econd.
The 2:l7 l-2 is, of course, not a re-
cord. not having been made i'll a race
OF TRIAL for Il considerations. but il
beat ali the four-year-uld private
trials ever made, the next being that
OF the stallion Governor Sprague,
2:2l Ii.
Mnud ). is a beautiful golden ches-
nut tiIiy, without white, fifteen hands
three inches high, by Harold, out of
Miss Russell, by Pilot, Jr. She IA.
n graceful, easy, yet determined way
OF going, aud If she truts i'll 2:l7 II
At four Years old, the Lord only
knows how fast she will 90 in the
time to come.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
OF MALE

. .Ir;ue oi an "ider made Gy the County
- c"uT; vi LHiuy"tt", county and state OF
Missouri. ANT NJ III" adjourned August term OF
sad court, nit on the Hist day OF SAID term, II
bong 'i- 2n! DAY OF s~epiembr 1873, | was APP
psini'd th- agent tor -uif county, to sell the
real '-tG'e hereinafter described; and by virtue
~ aud appointment, | the uaicrsigned, agent
APPOINTED a. Aforesaid, viii, on
SATURDAY. the 2SD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
\ IL, 10. brior" the courthouse door, in the
C'tN at Lexington, county AMI state aforesaid
I"tHttn ~" !iOuTn al mn" O'Clock in tue lore
noon and i've . clock in The afternoon of tha,
day, sell Al pubic auction TO the highest bidder,
Tor rr-h in maud, all tie right, iItI-, interest
ani estate Di til. aforesaid Lafayette county,, in
ana To- he lDIiuWinL described real tstnte situate,
lying ami benz IN the county OF Lafayette, and
>iai" aiur"-a!i, tp-wit. He northeast quartet
OF lt" northeast quarter OF section nineteen U9)
"a Ia" hHh!p / 'riI-riknt ~, of Ian4c twenty
SIX TO, except On" hall t>.I acre In The north
wei corner ut said quarter quarter. sold for
school pa p"-.-: also two ~ acres in the north
Wi corner u III" northeast quarter oil tn.
southeast quarter al section nineteen 49, In
township forty eight as, OF range twcnty-eix
t2"y ANA being ten t!O rod, east and west and
inli'y-jwo t3@j rods north and south, known a.
ih" ii KIN farm.
Hi.'n umi"r my hand, this the 10Th day OF
october, is1~. GEO. NJ. M~OCNTJOl,
1ci!-t! COUNTY Agent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
STRIKING a BALANCE.

SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.
DAN IN the right idc.u ndcrthc edge
l OF the RIBS, increases on r"c>suic;
sometimes the pain is il the left side:
,.cpa:icntisrarelvablc IeN
side; somctimcsthe pain is fcltundgr
The >hou!dcr-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top ofthc shoulder, and
IS sometimes mistaken for 4 rhcuma-
t.sminthcarm. The stomachi j, affect
c iwth loss of appetite and sickness;
tie bowels in general arc cosiivc.
sometimes alternative with lax Tie
heaiisuoublcd with pain. a~cconpaii-
led with 4 dull, heavy sensation III the
back part. There is generally con
siderable loss Of memory, ~accompan-
led with painful sensation OF having
lcttundonc something which ought to
have been done. a slight, dry cough
is sometimes IN attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de
j.iitv he is easily startled, his feet aye
cold o! burning, and he comp!ajnsota
uriCElv sensation ofthc skin; his SplI-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial!
to him, vet he can scarcely summon
up fortitudc enough to try it. In fact,
he dist,usts every remedy Several OF
the
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, vet examination of the
body, aftcrdcatlI, has shownthcLivEK
To have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FENER.G
DR.. c. NCLAHE'S LIVER PILls.lN
CASES OF AGUE AMI FEWER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathariic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quininc, We would
| advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them y rAiR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimplc purgat,ve they arcunequalcd.
BEWARE OF IMIrATIoNS.
The genuine Dir. G.. MFLhNEs s
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has 4 red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dir.
MCLANE'S LIVER Pulls.
The genuine NJ: LASEsLIvEE Pills
bear the signatures of {. M:LAHE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
VInsist on Your druggist orstorc-
keeper giving You the genuine DE- {.
NICLAHE's LIVER PiL!.s, prepared
10y Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
: Sold by all rcspcctabIs druggists
and country s~torcNccpcrs g~cnc'a!!v-
T"tnose wishing tny.ycp ~ {. i!vrr
| P.tlsJ TIA. We Wiz mail poi i.ut 10 is. f'-' ii
III. United State. INC tCr n: Pa .rr iwrrw = tac
cents. Et -. P.ti,psr". ~.
r1aD9O-fl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING
HOME

IBOstou Advertiser. 81. .retershurgiLe;ter.l
The Russian peasant is All undo
mOH-trative fellow. lie possesses
the quality Of s~"it-cOntroi in n VERY
h gil degree. Those who were look
ing at the soldiers surveyed them a.
calmly as II they had not been the
heroes of that winter passage Of the
Balkans. 1t was only by the wet
eyes and eager, strained Look of at
tentlOn on the faces that their pride III
these victorious soldiers and sorrow
for those that were not here We're ex-
hibitcH. AS for the soldiers them
selves, they were, very quiet: but a
they marched, by their ranks were
broken, and woIAen and children
were mixed up with the 70 ~ of bay
onets. Here | saw al old wOman who
had found her sou She was holding
on to his coatslceye and crying very
quietly. Then came d young girl
who had TO run to keep up with the
lo%ngiegged soldier beside her, she
was crying too, and he was winking
hard aud looking straight ahead of
him. There were many little chill
dren, all eager, most of them in tears
obi nv ohC NANittNt lt'I Nath.lS. u
they passed through the gate an Off
Ger attempted to put these intruders
out of the ranks but the czarovitch
forbade it, so the mothers. sisters and
wives kept their places, and marched
the three miles with the soldiers
through the mud, receiving fresh in.
atalments by the way, so that at last
there was quite a crowd of families.
AS they passed down the street flow.
era began to rain upon them. Each
| of the commanders was crowned BY
the grand duchess, and almost ev-
cry bayonet had wreaths or bouquet:
upon it. Sobs Mingled with the hur.
rshs which swelIed forth, for many
poor fellows had been buried in the
trench, nameless, and it was only BY
seeing their places filed by other.
that their families knew they had
gone on their last, long Journey. Ii
was the same all along the line OF
march. Showers of cigarettes and
flowers and shouts of joy until the
regiments dispersed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

S L]AraiH Dr Mt cou"rTi IS.
In The Circuit Court of said county, In vacation
October ith, la1o.
Stewart summer.
James W. keid and Thomas j. rAt'aon"eat'
Taylor.
no the said Thomas J. Taylor: You are here
l. by notified that said plaintiff has commenced
Il suit against You in said court by petition and
attachment, the object and general nature Of
which Is TO obtain 4 judgment against you upon
an account Tor the sum OF two hundred and
thirty dollars and s.yenty-si1 cents (s23U 7e),
being io- goods, wares and merchandise sold
and delivered.
And you are further notified that your prop
eriy has been attached. and unless you appear
at the neat term of said court to be begun and
held at the Courthouse, in the city OF LeIinston,
on the End day OF December next, and on or
o' lore The 9th day thereof, II the term shall so
long continue, ana II not then, before the end
Of the term, and answer said petition, the same
vii! be taken as confessed.
AMI 1t Is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published in the Lexington Weekly %Intelli-
Sencer. II ne %spalcr printed in said county U
Lafayette, Tor four weeks successively, the last
INSERTION 10 be NJ least tour weeks before the
commencement of the next term Of this court.
A true COPY. Attest:
FRANK TRIGG, Clerk.
Ey Z IL DANIEL, d. q.
lshthhun 4 shewalter. Attorneys for plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
JOHN BURROUGHS ON COWS"

Farm Life in y. Y; scrIbner for November ]
Blessed is he whose youth was
passed upon a farm, and II it was q
dairy farm his memories will be all
the more fragrant. The driving OF
the cows to and from the pasture,
every day and every season for years
how much of summer and ofnature
he got into him OF these journeys
What rambies aud excursions did
this erraud furnish the excuse for!
The birds aud birds nests, the Der
res, the squirrels, the w"0dChuCk-,
the beech woods with their treasures
in which the cows loved 50 TO wau-
der aud to browse, the fragrant win
~tcr-greens aud a hundred uameie--
adventures all strung upon that briei
Journey of bait u nue. to aud from
the remote pastures. Sometimes ONT
COW or two will be missing when the
herd is brought home at night: then
to nuut them up IL another adventure,
My grandfather went out Uue might
TO look up iiab-entec from the yard
when he heard something in the
brush aud outstepped a bear into the
path before him.
livery SUNDAY iHblll4hS INT GOV"
must De salted. The farm-boy takes
Il pail with three or four quarts oi
coarse saltand, followed by the cage,
herd, goes 10 rhe field aud deposit,
the salt in hau!fuls upon suiOUtl
stones and rocks and upon clean
places on the tart. Ii you want t.
know how good salt l., see a COW
eat it. She gives the true saiIms
smack. How she dwell- upon II anG
guaws the 5ward ahd Hicks the stone.
where il has been deposited . Tn,
COW is the most delightful feeder
among animals. 1t makes one,
mouth waller 10 see her cat pump,
kins,auu to see her al a pile OF apple
Is distracting. How -he sweep, If
the delecrable gras-, The sound ct he
grazing is a~ppetlzing; the grass be
trays al lts -wectuc-s and suCCulepCy
IN parting under her sickle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

starr -! -h~~olh l.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. }7'
In.t.e tTCIut court DI sal. county, in vacation
October .Ih. ISIS.
william +. kerIUiIi.
-.
james ". Reid ami Thomas J. Attachment
Taylor.
rI'piHc said Thomas J. Taylor: You are here
i ~ noiIiHtt that eali plaintiff has need
i -a!' astihi you IN -a!d court By petition and
attachment, The object aud general nature OF
wni"h - &" obtain II Judgment against YOU upon
Az account lr the sum OF on" hundred and four
teen and t!rEiy-Uue huI GTciihs dollars, being
Tor flour sold and delivered.
And YOU are further notified that your prOpcr-
y la urcn attached, and uul.s- yOu APT ear ut
lIIr next term ri Halii court 10 be begun and hell!
4, I!" courthouse, III the CITY vI Lexington. on
ttr IN. day "i December next, an! on OF before
iu- Gih Jay Thereof, II III. term shall so long
continue. ana Il not. then before the cad of the
.'ti4 AMI answer -aIi petition, the same VIII be
taken Is confessed.
And ~ = iurhcr ordered that a COPY hereof be
lrbii-h"d IL The Lexington Weekly lntrilI gen
Ger. = newspaper printrii IN sad county OF La
'hS'ttr Tor lout week successfully. the last M
~@"ri!pI. tp be a. least four weeks before the COM
Hcnrvmcut nI tie next term Ui tuls court.
y true COPY. Attest.
FRANK TRIGG. Clerk.
By {. II. pAH!EI, II. I. octl2-5t
~
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
THE HaPPIEST MAN ALIVE, NO
DOUBT.

MEMPHIS ApptaI.1
Mitch, formerly turnkey at the sta
ton house. but . sergeant OF the
culorcd police force. opens the
pr's court thus: ..Oh, yes. dis sum
mary 'corder's cote am now open
cnsuauce for de jerument.' Aud then
he smiles such y smile, one would
think that his head was cleft i'll tw alu
with a butchers cleaver.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH. ls7s
SALE.

WHEREAS, John a. Workman and Susan
w u Workman, his wife. by their certain
deed ct trust, dated on ArIIl llih, 1873. and re-
c"r'ted III the recoidrr's Office OF Lafay cite cuun-
~. Missouri. IN book No. II, on page 5e6, con-
yeyeh 10 tue undersigned, trustee. the follow ing
described tracts and parcels OF lands, situated
IN the county of Lafay cite. amt state Of Missouri,
to-"It: The lots known AMI designated on the
plat OF the town OF Wellington, now on Il e In
tne recorder Office OF SAM county Of Lafayette
a. lots numbers one hundred and ten ulO), one
hundred and eleven Nlll and one hundred and
twelve ti2, each lot beng thIrty-siX 1861
feet front and running back seventy Coz feet to-
ward The east, saE. and except thirty 1907 feet
of Of the east end Of said lots, which said thirty
80 feet was formerly known rs the Thomas
HARDER property which SAL deed Was made in
trust to secure the pa, rnent OF T. certain promis-
soTy note IN saId deed described which is long
since due and remains unpaid Now, therefore,
at the request OF The lssa! holder of said note,
and IN accordance witt the provisions of said
deed OF trust. /. the said trustee, hereby give
notice, that | Will, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2STH. 1878,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, IN mont OF the courthouse door, in the city
o. Lexington, county OF Lafayette and state Of
Missouri, orer Tor sale, al public vendue, TO the
hiEhrs. bidder, for cash, the above described
real estate. Tor the purpose o payIng the amount
nHe upon said IroiniseurY note together with the
costs and expenses oil said trust a 81 sale
WM. CORSE,
nDApfi mat.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
A RACING STABLE BALANUE-sHEET.


Lord Falmouth has won III stakes
$50, 900, md i'll bets one hat, this year.
Assume that his mares cost him tor
Keep II 900 per auuum, his ace
horse and training expenses Is. 900
per anuum, and ms forteits and fees
to jockeys 10000 per aunum, there
is Il net gain tor capital invested i'll
racing OF Gl6.000 in nine months.
The true secret of Lord Falmuuth's
success Oh the turf is that he attends
to his meadows. gives every horse
plenty of grass, and allows the pas
ture also TO be fed over by cattle
Snd sheep.