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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

Unlike most republican papers, the
St. LOUIS Journal blurts out its true
sentiments oncc in a while. Its love tor
the grecnbackers is all moonshine. and
its real sentiments are expressed i'll the
following squib THE republicans OF
St. Clair county should nominate L
county ticket and all republicans should
vote 1t. The democrats and green
hackers have nominated tickets and
shouh be left to cut each others throats.
1t Is the duty OF republicans to slip IN
whenever they can"
Kansas City Times The negroes OF
South Carolina are abandoning the re-
publican party and going over to the
democracy SO fast that the whole ma
chlnery and control of the party will
soon be lett in their hands in Charleston,
Beaufort and other districts. where the
negro population is largely in excess OF
the whites. Can this bulldozing be al
lowed without 4 single shrek from the
republican press?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
THE CRADLE.

Rorn-In Higginsvillr, Lafa yette county, Mo.
recently. To the wife OF Mr.. Emiic klcrschuil-
= gIrl.
in Davis township. Lafayette" county
Mo-. July 18th. 10 the wife OF Lewis k. liar.
ris"n. Esq.-n boy.
- liz ligginsvilie. Lafayette county. Mo
recently, To the wlf. of Mr.. James Pe,dicord-
u girl.
- Near Higginsvilie. Lafayette county, Mo
recently, l." the wife oil Mr.. Robert Hagood-
twins-a boy AMI girl.
- Near Higginsviiie, Lafayette county Nh.
recently, /, the wife Of MIR. GOtlieIb Grlu-a
boy.
- Near iligrinsvIlle. LAFAYETTE county, Mo.
recently. to the wife of MIR. John h. Johnson
n girl.
- In Lexington township. Lafayette county.
Mo, July 18th. at the residence OF Robert W.
hetne, Esq. the lady's father, to the wife oi
JOS. =. Laurie. Esq vi ST. Louisa gIrl.
- IN this city. July 18th. 10 the wife oil Rev.
Al. M. Fugh-a girl.
- In this city, July 18th. 10 the wife OF Or.
j. W. Meng-a guided two hours after Its
birth,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

\ man rarely ever gets rich by
trading with iIiriiselt-so with 4 nation.
From being the foremost nation in for
eign tonnage in l>Gl. we have fallen
until We barely carry twenty-five per
cent. Of our own foreign III In
1860 American tonnage exceeded the
foreign entered at our ports lay 3,561,-
31i tons. In 1876 the foreign exceeded
ours by 500. ZIG tons. Between these
dates the republican party had control of
the country. and by it prohibitory pol
icy toward ship building material, it
drove the American merchant fleet from
the seas. The consequent loss to our
farmers, miners. manufacturers and
merchants has been immense-especiai-
" to our farmers, whose products Amer
lean ship owners were disposed to carry
to all parts of the world. One cOnsc-
Iueuce CT this policy has been to throw
out OF employment $4,000 American
seamen. The remedy lies in wiping
from the statute books al unnecessary
taxes upon ship building material, that
American ship builders may once more
build American ships, to be manned by
American sailors, to carry American
products.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
BERLIN.
Dat harvest is over.
W Gather very warm

DAT harvest is oveg.
Weather very warm.
No sickness. deaths or marriages to report.
We say to every democrat III the county stand
BY the nominees.
Mrs. Il. TurInun has been quite sick, but she
has entirely recovered.
Mr.. Al. TurInan, who has been in Kansas Tor
the last four months, has returned.
Mr.. j. L Simmons has bought the property
Of Mr. Jared Caldwell Tor which he paid $500.
III. Fourth Was celebrated by the iarmers in
stacking whes', piowing corn. Saving hay. NC.
We would be glad to see 'itOse'' come out
with another story. rs her last Wac read eagerly
by all the Berliniles.
The wire worm IL destroying the corn and
fears are entertained that Il half crop III some
fields will not b. realized.
Mr. j. Il. Simmons, of SimniOns's Landing,
has rented thu large BRICK warehouse and il now
ready to ship all kinds oil produce for the iarm-
ers nj living prices.
MIR. l.. W. Wernwag having vacated the brick
warehouse. is now having one erected. and 1t
Will b. ready Tor occupancy the first OF August.
Messrs. EverLart Il Lyon are the carpenters.
EXrECT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
TIE CONGRESSIONAL RACE.
Some Figuring Done and some Pre-.
dicIiOnS Made.

A correspondent of the Sedalia Demo-
crat figures on the congressional race in
this district as below. While the votes
as apportioned by him on the first ballot
may be pretty much as he states them,
his estimate as to the vote that Judge
Young will receive will be likely to fall
below the mark land it will require but
a very slight change in his favor to give
him inc nomination. "As goes Lafayette
county SO goes the race" he says; well
Lafayette county will 20 for Judge
Young:
To the Editor OF the Sedalia Demo.
crat: permit a subscriber, and an old
trend. to cypher a little in your most
excellent paper The congressional con-
v~ention for this district, which meets in
Boonville on the oath. will be composed
Of GA delegates. as follows: Cole. 8;
Camden. ?; Cooper. 8; johnson, s.;
Miller. 2; Hickory, l; Benton. 3; Mont
teau, 5; Pettis. 8; Morgan9; Dallas, 2;
Lafayette, IL; Polk 4. Total, ga.
Of this number it will take 33 to elect,
and | give Crittenden a vote as follows:
johnson, 9; Moniteau, 2 1-2; Morgan,
3; Miller. 2; Dallas, 2 Hickory, 1; Polk,
4. Total % l-2.
To Lay l give the following vote ;
Cole. 5; Benton. 8; Camden. 2; Mon
iteau. 21-2i Cooper, 8; Pettis, 81. Total,
y l-2.
As Lafayette goes so will 60 the race.
Ii Lay falls out, Cooper would surely &c
to Crittenden before 1t would go to any
other man. be he was only beaten
two votes in u %singularly hot and we'll
contested race. How will Lafayette gop
| am frank to confess that ! do notknow.
1t has a candidate of Its own. Judge VIM
Young, who. it seems to me. under nc
possible circumstances could poll more
than the following vote Lafayette, II
Pettis, 9; Cole, 5; Camden, 2. Total
81.
From all these figures it will be seen
that Lafayette is to decide the contest.
and thai the struggle will be hot. bitter
ly contested and by no mean a walk
} oyer for any man. SfECULAToH:'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
NEhT

Hair Ealaann. deaervedly popular for the beau
tiiui hair 1t produces, and its beautiful. cleans
ing and healing properties Commencing al the
roots, II promotes u luNuriant growth of young
hair. and uniailinSiy restores gray or faded hair
to It's original color. giving u soft, rich and lus-
trouS appearance OF great beauty. Ii Is pleas
nntly cooling TO the scalp, cleanses it from
dandrud. cures itching and hunt RS, and stops
falling Of the hair. 1t Is perfectly harmless,
sxquisitely periurned. never soils the skin or
gums the hair, ami rlrases everybody by lis
many excellent and attractive qualities. Buy Il
bottle from your druggist, d. W. Il. Tevis, and
test 1t merits:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
COUNCIL
Called Meeting.
CITY HALL. July lstn. isIl

CITY HALL. July lsth. 1919.
Council called to order.
rrcscnt-Mayor John, Counciinen Crowder.
jordan, Walton. Adamson, Dicken and Nc
Carslana.
Claim Of Pat Lyons. sl3l lG. allowed
Gas committee reported i.vorsbly upon petit
ton read at last regular mfrting Of council. ask
ing that the gas district be extended up College
street to College building.
Mr.. Walton offered the following:
Resolved. That prayer Of petitioners be grant
ed, and register ordered 10 notify kas company
of the acceptance Of the same, and that tleY
comply with section four OF an ordinance pass
ed February It'll. 1915. Resolution adopted.
ENGINEER reported that Mrs. Pomeroy wOnld
not hold the city responsible should the wall
around her residence be damaged by lowering
the pavement. but that she should be remunerated
f any damage was done.
Engineer reported that it was necessary tC
build q man hole in the sewer, on South street.
near railroad hotel.
On motion of Mr.. CrOwder, the engineer was
instructed to build man-holr, provided the cost
did not exceed the hmit-s20.
Dir. WALTON offered the following:
> Resolved. That the engineer be instructed ia
make u survey and calculation OF the number OF
perch of rock necessary to macadamIze Water
street from the foot Of Pine street to the Narrow
Gauge depot.
Council adjourned.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY or MEDICINE

\" preparation has ever performed ouch marvel
Gus cures, or maintained so wide Il reputation As
AfhH>' ,iiKEEY PICTORIAL. which is recognized!
rs the worlds remedy for all diseases Of the
throat ana lungs. Its long-continuci series OF
wonderful cures in all climates has mu,ie 1t uni
rersally known as II safe and reliable agent to
employ Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners OF more serious disorders, it acts
speedily and surely, always relieving suffering z.
and often saving life. The protection It affords
by lis timely use in the throat and lung di.or-
ders Of children, makes 1t IN invaluable remedy
10 be kept always on hand in every house. No
person can afford 10 be without 1t, and those
who have once used it never will. From heir
knowledge OF its composition and effects, Ply
sicians use the LIEHEy PICTORIAL extensively in
their practice. AMI Clergy men recommend 1t.
II is absolutely certain III its remedial effects,
and will always cure where cures are possible.
FOR SALE Bv ALL DEALERS.
up1UWi-lNr. No. |.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

Hon. D. H. Mcintyre has consented
to be = candidate for reelection to the
general assembly. MIR. Mcintyre made
a faithful representative both in the sen
ate and subsequently iii the house. At
the last session he was one OF the most
active and influential members in the
house, and either as the chairman of the
Judiciary committee, or upon matters of
debate arising on questions apart from
those considered by that committee al
ways commanded attention when he
spoke. He is an experienced and hon
est legislator, and Audfasp county will
do herself honor by returning him to
the h ouse.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
Stock Notes.

Mr.. I. Il. Campbell shipped, by Mo. L. Il.
one day this week, d car loads of cattle.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell shipped. from Pageville
one day this week I car loads OF cattle.
Thos. Csvsuan.h sold. July lath. TO smitl. )
Hamlet. l sheep, 80 pounds. at2b cents.
ShulI Il Elliot sold. July 18th 10 Mark Il Zeiler,
3 head of cattle. i. 600 pounds. at 81 cents.
Messrs. Sparks II Lhansl0r shipped this week
by Mo. p X. H., = cars cattle and | car hogs.
From the first of January to the last oil Jun,
there was snippsd from this station, by the Mo,
+. Il. r., tai cars cattle; fni cas- iiD.s.
We have often said that the Lexington branci
vas the beat paying piece Of railroad OF its l-ngii
in the state. A. an evidence OF 1t. 10 cars o
sleek we're shipped on the branch last Tuesday,
beside its other freight. 1t takes two or thre,
specials every day Ia 10 the business.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
SHERIEE,S SALE
Perry GARRISON

Perry GARRISON
VS.
Harriet Smith. ct Al.
p virtue OF an order of sale. ssss.i from m.
- onlce of the clerk OF the C,reuif court ,f
LAFAYETTE county, Missouri, ia favor of Perry
1iarkson, AMI against Hsrrie, smith, Henry
smith. John smith, William Smith. Hupi,
slnith, Elijah and Mary smith ami Robert TauL-
man, 10 Ia directed, and reiurnable to the
August term. ISIS, Of said court, l will, on -
THE 10TH DAY Of AUGUST.
1875. between tie hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and live o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, and IN front Of the courthouse door, in the
city OF Lexington. in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during the session OF the said Circuit
court oil said county. sell publicly, by auction,
TO- IN. highest bidder, Tor cash in hand. all the
right; titi" interest. claim and estate of the
sail Harriet Smith. Henry Smith. john smith.
wiiiialn smith, Hugh Smith, Elijah Smith AND !.
Mary smith, and Reber: Taubman, ienlan, Ia
IN SAID order of sale. in ami to the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being.
IN the county of LAFAYETTE. and state Of Mis-.
souri, OWL; Lot No. eight 81. in block No.
three ~, III McGIrk's addition to the city of
lexington, as the same appears upon the pisll
Of SAN addition now on die in the rccorJrr's &,
Office Tor said county.
Given under my hasd. this 18th day of Ju.,.
lsI>. liy2Ol GEO. II. MOUSTJOY. Sh-riS,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

F. c. Cook and }. T.. Lohoefner
VS..
T. L. Hooser.
, virtue of an execution, issu.ui isoss the
- Office of the clerk of the Cisauit court OF
L.'ia, cite 9ounty. Missouri, in favor, Of F. G.
Cook and j. T. Loh"-fner, and against T. r.
Hooser, l." me directed, and rsqlrDsble TO the
August term, ISIS. eff said couIs. Twill, on
SATURDAY,. THE 10TH OAK Of AUGUST,
ISIS, between the hours OF sine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and i've O'Clock in thu afternoon OF
said day. and In front of the court house door,
IN the city OF lexington Lafayette county, Mis-
sour during the session of the said Circuit court
Of said county. sell publicly, by auction, to lhe
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right,
title, interest, claim and estate of the said r. p.
Hooser. defendant in said execution. in and to
ilie following described real estate, sltusts.
lying and being IN the county Of Lafayette and
state OF Missouri, to-wit; The northwest quar-
ter ri the northeast quarter. and the northeasv
quarter of The Northwest quarter, and tour ~
acres in - square of OF the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter ana Of of the northeast
corner thereof; all IN section Two C). town hip.
4S), Of range twenty-five (.5); also
SIX ~ acres OF of The east side Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-four t2sJ, township,
forty eight ts), of range iwenty-fvs (29
GIVEN under my hind, this 18th day of July.
ISIS. [iy20l GEO. NJ. MOUNTJOY. SheriGs'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
SHERIEF,S SALE

II -. higgins
vs..
VIM. ID. Quigby.
virtue OF u special execution, issued FINN
- the "fiic- of the clerk Of the Circur eonr, -,
i-aiayrlie county. Missouri. in favor of Harvey
me directed. anu returnable to the Angus, Term
ISIS. of said court, | will, GU "'
SATURDAY, THE lUrn DAY OF AUGUST
re. between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the artcr,o,n nj go
Jay ana IN front of the court house door. in
NE cry OF lexington. in Lafayette county.
Ihran"u'i, uuiing The session OF the said
py auction, TO the highest bidder. for cash in
hat", al the right, title. interest, claim ami es-
TAI. OF ths said William d. Quigby, defendant
IN sald execution, in and to the following d, =
,Si',e" ieai estate, situate, lying and being in
II county OF Lafayette. asd state Of Missouri.
t9Iwlt: Lots i've and six g and u. i'm block l.
OLD town OF llIggiDsvill-. .
Given under my hand, this 18th day of .Jnlv
JULIO 49,:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
WHENEVER AND WHEREVER

Diseases Of a ch"larIc type prevail or there,
is cause TO aprr"hend visit from them. tn.
system SHOULD b. toned regulated and reinforce,
by II Course al Uusrrttrr'- Stomach Ritr.rs.
Perfect digestion and II regular habit OF bod,
are the best safeguards against such Uialaii.,,
and both are secured 10y this lnestimuhIc tonic
and Alternative. The Bittcrs are also extremely
scrviccabir IN remedy ing such disorders. II
promptly taken IN bilious collie. diarrlira and
cholera morbns, The diseAee Is usually iIus-
trated. In tiarrhut cases, II Is only necessary
to restore the tone Of the relaxed! bowels, aui
this Is one OF H." specific effects oil tins medicine.
Wind on the stnmach, heartburn, biIiOusness,
nausea, hr!t'iachr and other symptoms of dis
tnrbance IN the gastric and hepatic regions ar.
also speedily relieved 10y this excellent remedy.
As ! family MEDICINE 1t Is Invaluable, since 1t
promptly and completely remedies those all
Inents which are OF most frequent occurrence.
iulyglm.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
SHERIFF's SALE.

H.. d. higgins
".
Lloyd and Vaughn.
z Tttne ut a special execution. issued from
- Tie ONCE OF the clerk of The circuit court of
i.Aii.''t county, Missouri. in favor of Harvey
,estefJ. 'auehn. 10 me directed, and returnabie
10 The August term, ISIS, OF SAID court, / wIn,
on
IRE Tnx 1orH DAY OF AUGUST
49,, between the hours of nine O'Clock IL The
forenoon and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon ,
81 SAID day. and in iron, of the couribOus.
uoor' IN the city of Lexington, In I.afsv-
cite county. Missouri, curing the session ot
ne sara ctfeult court Of said county, sell uub-
iiciy. BY auction. 10 the highest bidder, fur raIu,
III hahu. all the ri.hf, title. interest, claim spci
Ssthts OF ms SAID James Lloyd and S~ilycs,sr j.
NaGshi, defendants in said execution. In and 10,
IN. toIioWin2 described real estate, situuu..
wing and being in the county of Lata katie. ana
| s!a't or Missouri, tu-wit: Lot SIX ca. m S,uaA
- IN McMeekih's adiluon TO Tho tOWS Of
Siivea under my hand. this lea, .lay on yuIy.
1919. JulN2O GEO. NJ. ! Shs.fy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
New Millinery.

Miss Sue Rifle has returned from the east with
a iull stock OF Artificial Flowers. Neck Ties, Rib
hons, 'Iarhuts, Hair and Hat Ornaments, Fans.
h'ats, &c. and ais" u large number oilhe lat. 81
style Hats and l:onnets, TOR ladies and misses
wear. Among the iavorit" styles OF hats VIII lie
found the Princess, Opera, Grouuet. Arabian
Regent, Sailor. all Just suited to this market.
AMI selected with especial care by Miss Riff. III
peratR. The ladies are respectfully requested to
call at her room, two doors west of City Hotel,
second door. Bonn.ts AMI Hats trimmed Ia
order on shortest notice. satisfaction guaran-
teed. apr.ltt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
SHERIFF,S SALE.

II. j. higgins
vs..
W. II. schultz.
1 virtue OF n special execution, issue, tror,
.he once OF the clerk of the circuit copr, nf
''I cue county, Ml'souri, In favor . Harvey
D. hleSihs, and against W. H., ScbnI,, -
me directed, and returnabie to the an.r ~
term, 1873. Of said court. 1 will. on H"soe'
saturday. THE lorH DAY OF AUGUST.
1875, between the hours of nine u.elocs m rho
.o,+.non anu ivr O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
AT! uaE anu IN front uf the courthous. Gn,r
NJ ,he CITY OF lexington. in Laiayeue COUNT
, ms, nIflns the session OF the said Circuit
IN Ihs !, snn county, sell publicly, by auction.
ishti 'itie, interest, claim and estate Of the said
n. Schu,tz, defendant in said esecution' in
and o!h ioiioWiuS described real estate sim
arei iyins ana being in the county of Laiay.tte.
anT s,a'e OF MISSOURI. to-wit: Lots one and two
- IN b!otk - of McMeekin's additIon
10 III. town OF Higgins He.
E''eh tniher my hand. this 18th day Of July,
ls.e: Julyai GEO. N. MOUSTJOY. sher,T''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

The democratic platform was adopted
because it expressed the sentiments OF
nine-tenths OF the democrats of Missouri
There was not 1 dissenting voice. either
in the committee or in the convention.
It puts forth the ideas of no other party'
for democrats to indcrse. but declares
emphatica.!y for 4 fair chance Tor the
poor rs well rs the rich and offers rem
edIes for existing evils which can be put
in force. and will be put in force 80
soon Is the party shall secure control OF
the government.
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THE NEW YORK COLLECTOR.

New YORK. July l6.-Collector Gen.
r A. Merritt qualified to-day before
L. S. Commissioner kcnnett III. G..
White. his bondsmen being 5. b. Crit
tenden, Marshall o. Roberts, VIM. Wal
ter Phelps and Hugh Allen.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
MnIHERS SEInnM REALIZE

That indulgence in fruit and vegetables causes
deposits in the milk which induce Collie or
Cholera lnianturh In their nursing little ones.
To cuunt-ract these injurious effects the mother
should use Parker's Ginger Tonic. II strengthens
and corrects her own nervous condition, and lis
good effects are impaired through the mix 10
the child, making it cheerful, Tree IRON pam,
AMI disposed TO refreshing sleep. Many ladies
suffering functional disorders and Nervousness,
Will be surprised at the comfort thie strength
ening t mic affords. rs by Its use they lind relIei
from pain, and functional regularity is restored.
Buy u 81 bottle from your druggist, d. ". Il.
Tcris. or 4 sample bottle for Is cents, and ties,
its merits. july GuL,eow.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20

ITO Be or Not to Be I'll Il question o
importance To all afflicted creatures, whether
they will be cured OF disease iy remedies which
irav" Il long tram OF bad after. effects, or by a
medicine that strikes at the cause Of the In.luiy
ana cradicatcs II, without doing tny more harm
than that much wafer? CLiroRp's FEHEIFUGE,
tor The cure of all diseases caused by malaria,
is II paipahie. powerful .tntiperiodic and Tonic,
aud yet never produces headache, noise IN the
ears, deafness Or amy OF the evils consequent on
the iac Of Quininr, Arsenic, etc. For sale al all
druggist. }. q. RICHARDSON rrop'r,
julyGlm st. LOUIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-20
TAKE NOTICE

Hon. Jas. A Boyd, +. " DAVIS, Samuel
IL Dry s'iaie, 1hns. SmalIwooI an,! other Iu,n-
iers "i Inc t'rrenhark Clubs uI THIS city, will
meet Gr voters "f The county al tie. fol!uwjn,
iiihe am! places, al O'Clock. -. IN. cNrcpt nj
MI Hope. the meeting !h,rc being at earl, cam
back Clubs. At ricii place. ..id,e,tes viii In.
hia'ic. aud :. inIl attendance ni The citizens is
solicited:
Wellington, Monday. July -
Napoleon, Tuesday July -.
chapel Hill. "Wednesday July II.
MI. Hope, Wednesday. July -.
Gr"rnt"n. Thursday, July -.
ferguaon's schnolhouse. FRIDAY, July 70.
Mayriew, saturday, July >.
Ihgeviilc, Mon':ay, July 20.
HFgginsvilie. Tuesday, July 10.
Anliv,ile. Wednesday. JuIvai,
), oon'"r'ila. Thursday, August /.
Wav"riy. Friday, Augusta,
Dover, saturday, August 3.
Remember the dates A. .h,v. piv., I,
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! hereby announce my self a Democratic cnndi
date tor the Office OF County Clerk nj the No
yembcr election, independent of all rings
cIigues aud conventions, and If elected vii
bind myself With security I" turn over TO IN,
county all money and tees except the ncccssar,
deputy hilc, and 81 500 salary
GEORGE WRITER'S
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SHERIEE,S sAur

Harvey J. Higgins
VS..
james McCarty.
virtue oil a special execution, issued fnm
- tLr oiiicc oil the CLERK OF the iircuir cn,rt -
iai1yeHe county, Missouri. in favor OF Harvey
.: iiisEins, and against James McCarly. to ms
ISIS. OF said Court, l VIII, on "'"'
THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST.
1878. between the hours OF nine o,clocl T., ,bo
forenoon and hve O'Clock in the afternoon of
AZ, gay anu IN front OF the court house door.
M!ssouri' "nfihs the session of the said Circnit
court OF SAID county, sell publicly, by auction
% thr highest bidder, for cash in hand ali m.
rliht, utie. int. rest, claim and estate OF ta ssiI
James Mc.ariy: defendant in said execution in
anu |" the following described real estate
,'h iSths anu being IN the county OF Lafay.
xi,t ana slate OF Missouri, to-wit: Lot tweiy.
ti2), IN block '.k.' in MclIeekin,a adJiti"n re
tie Town OF Higginsviiic.
ti'eii nn,!er my hand. this 18Th Isy OF ,JuJv
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