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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09

Mothers! Mothers Mothers!!! Don't
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for all diseases incident to the period Of teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and, by
giving relief and health to the child gives rest to
the mother. 1t is an old and well-tried remedy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
Colersds. HEALTHY. Attractive.

colorado is the great saatssian sd s1~assrs ~
sort Of America. his elevssei shove IT, isassscs
ms.ms The stmosih~rr ,s pure. toaie sad sshsssss-
ting IL. mineral springs numerous. s,d rssssss
various rrn~diai qualities. Is wealth 10 sssd ed
silver i marvellous The sraadesr. esi~ss ssd vs-
riefy OF iIs scenic strseions sss without pssaiiss
The pleasure ssetsr ooAias SoS pAysicsi ssJsy-
msnt the sc~ntisf. .~skias ssssies In sssure, The
artist Tor loffy inspiration iruu woadssfai sssassi
architecture, sad the Inv Aid Who ss~ts rvss nssersi
water and in,lgorsiias 81 uosph<r. shosd % Ge-
orsdo. The climate OF colorado 10 pecuitas1y e0cs
esot,s IN ssnsiorsnG ssd curing paaaosssy dis~asss
- tfnssDts of living Witness uho 10 Gotafa-
do feeble having become robe.t sad hssthy
ufy Asthma Is eurs-l by . r-.i.i~ne~ "a tsiasauso.
while Dyspepsia, sstfiify and smsafs esssrsf Nv
o.erwork and snxsty erssticat~d Ths tsaywts-
TURF in Colorado during winter months is ~Ssssis
mild and especially sisps~s to the s~is of
hr Kansas fseiec Railway IL tho oe.y iies ts.sias
through cars 70 Drawer. and the only iis~ by Which
Denver can - rsssh~i thssagh ksssss wsthass .
change Of cars and sxehscr~ Of tieAst ssyvss
equipment IN Pullman -i~~plnS sai bras log Rs-sns
Palaces. elegant day coarb~s is s~w ss~-i rs,i.
renders u ths fsvorlis fs iassi.s sihs.
Wy addressing r u. tsost. ssss'i. r.ss Aa. go
can obtain publications aud tssss fall ot isfovmsssss
sbost Kansas and Color sio. when yea starr fst
Kansas and Colorado b~ ssd stsr right By par.
chasing tieke; the best iisesss ~ ssss "a
CIVIC RAILWAY
=. D. GRo,T. G~s.r.I rs...ns.r As-~,.
ksnsss CAV. No
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
l'liny Yarners' Ciub

Met 81 the residence Of Mr. Jacob fsdsrhsa. on thu
evening Of the .th instant. The night calm ans
beautiful . summers eve. except . little cooler
The turnout WAS good Quite . number Of the diner
ent states and citi-s were represented. Among ts.
former there wss sprnkInx from New England ans
representatives from the Enpirs. keystone Buckeye
and last, but not least. the Sucker stale. Among
them mgkS enum~rafe cities from the '.hab,'' OF
modern Athens. - to the great western emporium.
on the Mississppi The exercises consisted musis
by Mr. Riddle sad others and well timed and vel
r-sd selections by Mr.. L. " Musser and Miss Maitis
Amos The pap~r-Piinv Reflector. vss read by Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Amos The question o. 70 the xis-
dom Of Saline county voting railroad bonds Wa ss
propriafely discussed. Amer which th~re vas . full
supply Of r~freshm~nts and very pheasant time go
csIy The thanks of club are due the attention Of
the hospitsble host and hostess.
Tbs next meeting Is TO be- held the evening Of
Thursday. January sad iss. ~ the residescs Of Mr.
wheeio-k =. on the Gypsum. mile north OF Pisy
%. Rsroursa-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
asigh'! Cutters !! s|sigIs !!
sssssh 1sasss Asssehossss- Cod 1ssss. 0ssd
Toe. Cod Ytseses cd Eass,
Bat LaAs a Pas.

II ne csuid oniy ges the veAtei-s. We hsy.
sesegrspbed Chis>eo. s. Losss ssd To,sdo sss
theo, bat they ell sssves. have sosd ear.
SOU se ~ Be abe 10 20 ssoe sexs vsek.
and n IL ssow viii oaiy !ass sukzss % ~
yea Be sbss 10 give yos ~ IL sisigA ~ yss
vass We sse veJ se5y se hsse - sisgS
ssfacs0eafs % hard 500. 49,
We hsve sA> bgksrss ssnssss. sss 49,
ssise5ess. o. bsress. stse Aos3ssaess. IL 3sss
5<viag 0artzise yoa ssss 49,. 1he vssAps-
ful 81 Joha. Assf oas - shse nssrsiess So.
lag 4seAas>s vii give yesr sffs. ycss saehes.
yosr siss<s % soDeSsdy els~'s ssssss fss sssv
esjoyDsae shsa s;eixS M. fs . ssu rive
hes paessas. Dot Ss . sboss s5sss fsks ssssxh
~. esf ses {es0 70 coze- 1s vEi b spDss-
cisard osss thss ssy oehks perse~e. fos & 10
0BcA - kOpeovp0ess osef - 81 sfyte ms~
eAises ~ ksse hres n ~ 0ngtss Sar sv~s-
u ysan- 0has wsssd ~ sieps - Doss vsss-
80 - CAsjseaas - Xsv Yess prsssaf fhss
sA Scas 1rSia1 nseAtse- Geedsy ssS1s yesli
% J. = AKA q Hssis Z Wsssss's ~.
sste4 trd frassj s.sss " Ays1ss. zssl.s,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
Sunni, Mn LITERARY Association.

Ma Epiros: twas our pleasure {. be pr-scnt Of
the summit Hill Literary Association, Wednesday
evening. D-csmb~r iith. There quite large turn
ont of 'sP-sIod farmers . gr~ai many who
do not profess 10 beiong 10 that ring The question
IN debate was. that the present system OF farming
not pay. After the decision this subject by tho
judges In the negative. insitaton EXTENDED Go
sny who might feel % disposed to theirexpr~ss
on this question. About this time terrible coiiisisn
occurred. and for moment tbe cold ehlis ran down
your reporters back like cold door key on . frosty
morning But the usual rap. rap. ~ss heard and or
der soon r~isned supreme. The music. select read
inss. recitations essays and reading Of the paper
0he Summit Times) was the most interesting tha,
We have hsd the pleasure OF listening To Tor . long
time; fact the summit Hil Literary Ass.oci atiou
10 just one aheAi 4. q x.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
An Astsaishing Fact.

A large proportion Of the American people
are to-day suffering from the effects Of Dys
pepsia or disordered liver. The resul, ofibess
diseases upon the masses Of intelligent and
valuable people Ia most alarming. making III.
actually burden instead Of piessani ex.
istence Of enjoyment and usefulness as d
ought to be. There is no good reason for thls,
II you throw aside prejudice and skepticism
take the advice Of Druggists and your friends.
and try one bosfie Of Cresn's August Flower.
Your speedy relief IL certain. Millions Of bot.
ties Of this medicine have been given away 20
Try Il. virtues. with ssfisfscsSry results In
every case You can buy . sample bosfls for
10 cents % Try Three doses will reIive The
vora case. Positively soId by al Druxxisss
on The Western ConsiDenf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint.
ment, and hereditary predsposition--a ope.
rate to turn the hair gray, and either Of them
inclines II TO shed prematurely. AYERS HAIR
ViGoR will restore faded or gray, light and
red hair to3s rich brown or deep black, a.
may be desired II softcns and clean.es the
scalp, giving 1t healthy action, and removes
and cures dandruff and hnmors. Byst- uss
falling hair Is checked, and . new growth
will be produced In all cases where the folii-
cles are not destroyed or glands decaysd. II.
effects are beautifully shown on brasby. weak,
or sickly hair, to which few applications will
produce the gloss and freshness Of youih.
Harmless and sure In its operation. Il IL in
comparable ~ y dressing. and IL especially
valued for the son iustre and richness Of tone
Il imparts. IL contains neither oil nor dye.
and will not soil or color white cambfic: vet
IL lasts long on the hair, and keeps IL frcsb
and vigorous. For sale By all dealers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

We hare Juss elossd de aock o( eIosks Of
o Chseaee manufacturing h0uss se ~ pr
cent discount o. regular pricea. and yin give
our euseomefs The 6eneAe- We hsyo all %
eloaks. This IL . fsIl sssosfmeas snd more
than all the kocse. IN hoss Together. We
will sell ron 80 cloak Gsg el3: GIG cloak
foe I'll Ga cloak Gar 10; SO cloak fr 20.
g. cloak fs 40; - eloak ios - 20. Alec
some 6ne broche> sAsvls. roel velvet ard
chenille shsvls ~ vholeole ps3es-eiaak-
,ngs o( ali kic<A vfh tyiaaiaG - asf<h. -
1ra Coz. R0TslscmIp Bsos-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

take this Opportunity thanh ths pabitc ssr t~sr
liberal patronag~ during my stay II seltna, $50
permanently located. snd ready Tor basssess n ~
new gallery In Jcaes' building. sasts " Avsass
where shall be pteAAed to we'd % ny Old nssaAs.
and hops also Is ho~es of new ny - lstss
Tor doing good work mach iacrpased, asd aSaii
spare pains TO pleas.
snail stu oarr for sais. her~sofoss, Paaas, Or.
gAns and s~wiag Nschines Ny sspsHsps asU vssy
low. and shAii therefore dispose Of hs sbsVs sa.s
goods nj small sdsssce above whaissals raAps
Macon Hafniin Organs tbs tastnlim~st Slaa-
i've dollars month. . cen furnish eossi rsilalis
UsII on me- g. X Lisusv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

Tho Svensks Haroldsn, the only
Swede paper West Of the Mississippi
river, Published in this city, made il
first appearance last week Friday. 1t il
IN elegant specimen Of typography.
clean and neat - the face of . watch
That It 10 edited with ability We have nc
doubt, - il 10 immensely popular with
our Swedish population. Long may il
exist, and - the organ Of one OF the
most thrifty, industrious and sober PEG
ples which have settled this fair region,
may it fal6ll the destiLy which was ex.
psctsd Of it: to enlighten, to do good, 70
lead the way ofits readers 10 full ap'
prscsatios and understanding OF the
rights and obligations Of their adopted
citi1snship.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

The river was frozen over Sunday,
and the ice was of good thickness BY
Tuesday morning. The young people
very early availed themselves of the
privilege Of skating-a royal one in this
country, and have been gliding over the
ice in great numbers ever since. Some
Of them prove themselves to be very
skillful skaten-sspecislIy our friend
Hill, who will now undertake to take .
class through the frat lessons Of skat-
ing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

The Commonwealth, on the 18th inst.
gave some very interesting statistics
concerning the agricultural importance
Of the three counties named below, which
wsre collected from the reports of the
Secretary Of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture:
Dckinsoa ranked Les 10 sersage 10 is77 dropping to
9Th In l5S and Ia increase 3th; Sd IN bushels 10
ISL; zane in ls;8 snd ~ in inrrrsse Of busbels
McPhefson. md IN acreage in 1877 same in ISIS.
and ID In increase. lG In bushels In ls7, 1ss in lsse
and 81 In increase OF bushels,
Saline 81 In acreage In 1877. 5th ISIS, and 9th in
increase 3nd In bushels in ls., 9Th In 1873 and h in
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
Across the Saline.

Monday. IS Mr. Parker who lives about eight nile.
north Of town vas out driving cattle. his horse fell
with him anil broke his leg. Or. L. A Foot MAS
called and set his leg BY the way Dr. Foot beoom-
ING quite popular and Is getting large practice.
The people Of D,st No. II have organized their de-
batting club for the winter. m~~t every Thursday
evening and have = good time Jrs CHOW
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

Next Monday eveaing he Catholic Fair opens u
the Open Houss. Ihe managen have been quietly
md ndase,oasly at work secarinS articles for the
fAir, end ~ Win pssseas oas Of she grandest dis
play OF useful cd eraaneasal goods ever opensd In
one room In this Sease. Thsy have some beautiful
szteles Of needle verk for ladies. well crochet
md knit work. Also articlss for Christmas presents
for mea. womsa ehildren. Ihs hall VIII Be divi-
dsd into depaztnsaes seaads for tie display nd
saIs Of sFtc1es Of varoas elasses. sac everything
systematically an.aged. % thas psrsons desiring
say particular article will k,ow just where 70 End
h. Anoag oshsr articles already arrived. b .
splendid Psloabes Peitoa Z Co. organ. mis- nse
iash1nest b b Disposed q q Tie f.ir, and will
b prize worth securing. h Basar will be ~
sned o. Saturday. giving lise Of donations. etc.
All are anticipating mueh enjoyment during the
hir. and from Whist We can learn Of the programme.
they are not 70 b disappointed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

Again-how about the lecture course
this winteri 1t 10 full time We were Of
work hunting up speakers, if We pro-
pose to have Q couEoS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
found at the Book and News Store of White
head Seaman's. first door east of Postoface
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
MARu1Ep-

n.r-a.y. n-<s.s-. -. = ~ nes~sy. ~ a<s
I1, b~asy. rr<ssr n 0sRss x1xa. ~. sn.s>s
q. 0O1zns - Msa ~ e. osssna.ks0 - 1sssa-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

Z o. LAND srgto.
hsliss. ksssss,
Dr<sr1i-~r ~, tGs

(onrf.ai Assi.s 49, esssv>s = - 80 ;,
Ocsvass . sssasa y HsAosss. - 49, -
syss tss a. 80 asaAss 8. $780, Il. 1sae.
-. IL sssis- s-sfy. 9sssas. 90 9 sss1 = IL
yss..sy. sg,. = ~ s'essra . -. - $500 80
ssrssse bstss.ssf rpsesssisg - e5k11 enpeAss-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

whils o rumnsr Was ngagedi IN playing 1t billiards
q . salesa. Lest evening, . maniac Tushed through
tAe crowd drew ''six)heoesr from ~ sheath and
Arsd shot direct ct the drummsr's heart Owing to
IL nervous seafs q The maniac no damage was
done. and b was secured before . second attempt
eould be made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

last Ao0doy By +. G0od0oW = Co.
which 10 70 b prsssntsd 70 the August.
ina COLLEGE, Of Rock Island, ILL. The
gram was prsosnted By The Svsds pso.
pie Of this and xsPhsssoa cosntiss-a
substantial Christnas present.
We received calls from NJ. A. B. Dar-
ling and nr. Heard, Of Esssspeiss, last
Friday. xr Darling We formerly . rss.
idsnt Of Bavaria, this county, bat hes
been some tine in The livery banssss st
Entsrpriss. We are pleased 70 hear
that hs 10 becoming rich.
We have q last he'd sons cold veethsr.
and il hes not bsso altogsthse objsesioa-
able. xonday and fsoeday wsss pas.
ticalariy cold days. Very cold vas ysssss-
day. On 4onday night the thsrooms.
tse was nix OF ssvsa deersss below sero.
On Tassday Ne understand thss he
mercury vas still lower. Tseedsy aight
was the coolest Of I'll, Tie thse4oostse
standing from Aftssa 70 tvsety.sArss
degress-according to TIE sAsrao0stse
used.
The vsll-knoWa Louie Leed The.
asrieal Troaps play three sveaisgs Asss
this week. oo@0soeiag With tbs eve
oine. The tsoaps be- bssa rsoeRna.
ICED, and 10 oacA larger thaa ever BE-
fore. Il 10 sov By Ill Odds Tie bsss
travelling trosps il sxisesoea. TAsy
have bssa here - oftsa, and ars %
well-knoWn % our readers shas it y IN
sessssasy iee - - sPsak q ~ isAi-
vidsals cooposiag Tie tFoaps. Thsyt
ars I'll good Plsysss. Te-aig6s IL vssy
Interesting play Of Dasos ssd PytAiss
will b pesssatsd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

Presby teran Church.
The new railroad matter still hangs fire. IN
commissioners have not yet determined that thy
legally call election upon the petitions sub
mitted. II Is established that the number Of namsl
Is Sufficient TO authorize call but The form q II
petitions what is in the way. So f has bssn r.
duced to mere Law question. and the attorneys do
not agree upon it, The commiss,open appointed -
Saturday hear the arguments upon the subject .,
which time IT has been agreed that the lawyer
should be present. But no one appeared. and thry
compelled to postpone further sctioa for the
present.
date Docket clerk Of the House OF RePressatasves
this winter, At Topeka A We know Mr.. Wrestling
q, no. Il b. :. .stns oo much ssas shs.d
obfAia the sane. The Swedish poVular oa . wy
numerous in our state asd would nos Be out q pof
lainr~ least should be held BY ooe 81 eur
pie. Mr.. Wrestling Is known among his countrymea
energetic and true Repulicaa. - svsasks
Hsrolden.
We heartily endorse the position taken BY car
contemporary. We know Mr.. Wrestling to b fslly
qualified for the place he serks and trrher 6eaheve
tn. swedish people With Justice ask hat 90
Of the many the Legislative posrons be 81 ssids
Cor one OF their eoantrvm.n.
THURSDAY night the sto' m eommencei. aad Priiay
moruIag the ground covered with . respectable
layer OF snow. All day Friday IL sfsrmef asd blns-
tered. Our streets were sieas. whea nery
sleigh bells and shouts gave nosic- that vshcies Of
queer architecture had beea manufactured FOR the
sport OF sleishins The auaiai<r the rug thu more
joyable The sport Most people sat BY th<ir ares
and hooked out aTon wintry soeae s~idom witnessed
this climate Rcofs. porches. feaces, sidewalks
asd streets seemed comfortably dressed n robrs q
white IL was cd day to he In door, and receive
no VISITS from customers creiitors- lt rally
sdsy mach e.oyea after sach . series Of ane days-
rhe snow s;in rr1sias with us-bas i,sfie hay-
Ing nsr.ted away. Is Iass such . covering - sAe
eonaiIy needs. snd VIII do soua Uhsaf Q vase
amount Of good, ea1s In tine to Do nacA sssa-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS George Henloy and Ann Jane
w Henley, his vile, by their certain deed Of
trust, dated The 18th day of May, A. D.. 1874,
and recorded In the recorders Ollie OF Lafayette
county, Missouri, in book No. 20, at page -,
conveyed to the undersigned trustee the follow,
ing described real estate, situate, lying and
b".ng IN the county of Lafayette. and state OF
Missouri, t0-wit: The west halfo1thr northca I
quarter of the northwest quarter OF section
twenty four ca, and sixty c60) acres of oil the
south end of the east half OF the northeast quarter
of section fourteen Q4), and sixty acres of OF the
north end of the west half OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section thirteen tl3), all in township forty
nine ti3. OF range tweniy-scven teI), contain
ing one hundred and forty u4W acres, more or
less, to secure the payment OF u certain promis-
sorry note therein described. together with Inc
interest due thereon, and whereas said interest
has become due ami default has been made IN
the payment OF the same; now, therefore, notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned, trustee, al
the request OF the legal holder Of sali note, Will
in accordance with the terms and conditions OF
said iced OF tr.!st, proceed 10 sell the real estate
therein described, ut public vcndue. to thu
highest bidder for cash in hand. ut the C 'urt
house door, in the city of Lexington, county o
Lafayette, and state Of Missouri, on
SATURDAY. JULY 27TH, a. D., 1873,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and 1--we O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, l.
satisfy sand note and interest thereon. toSethe
with the costs Of executing this trust.
uprii2I-td NJ. r. ROYLE, Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, lea
LAFAYETTE COrSTY. |
In the J,rcui, court of said county, in vacation
May 3rd, a. D., ISIS. |
Eliza Boyce and William l.. Eoyce.l
plaintiffs,
Upton l.. Boyce, Ann W slaughter
and Martin slaughter. her nus
band, Thomas ). BOycc, La Belle / Petition.
Dunlap. Kate Emily Hill and
Clarlcs e.. Hill. her husband. ami
samuel &. Major, administrator
with the Will annexed oil Iic
estate OF William Royce, dcceased,
| defendants
NOW at this day come said p%iaintiis IN the
N above entitled cause. by their attorneys,
| before the undersigned clerk OF the circuit court
| OF Lafayette county. Missouri, in vacation AMI
| file their petition, stating, among other thlhS''
that said defendants, Upton l. Royce, thomas
S. Boyce, LmBcIle Dunlap, Kate Emily nm anu
| Charles c. Hui, her husband, are non-re-iuthts
| OF the state of Missouri; ltis, therefore, orh're"
by the clerk aforesaid. IN vacation. that phnilca-
ton be made, notifying them -aih r deiTn " he'1:
Cpton l.. Royce, ThomIs ,. BoEc", la Ir,i'
Dunlap, Kate Emily Hill ami Charles =. nun
her husband, that a civil action, by pe!,li"h'
has been commenced against them AMI said OH
or attendants, bv plaintiffs. in SAID circuit court,
the object anu general nature Cl ~hich Is 10 SUI.
jrct the following described lanu: to.wt. ~
northwest quarter and the east half OF the south
west quarter, and the northwest quarter oil me
southw est quarter Of section So.thlrty- threet@D'
in township hItv-nine CiJ) OF range thirty-,es'
en- go, IN Holt county. Missouri AMI the e"aih-
west quarter of the southeast quarter OF sectlot
five 81. IN township iiitr CO) oil range ;"eh.S,
seven r21), in Laiayeti" county, Missouri. 10 ~
eonltuhle claim and lien of plaintiffs 10
ST .hEi IL allowed to them against the estate Q
W~iIlamISoycr. deceased, for money advanced d
them to said administrator, I" pay IN" lett> u
s,ni estate. and for an order tor the sale OF Ill
-nme, to satisfy and discharge III" amount ihS
may be found due them by The court, WIN ih,eI
est and costs. And requiring said non-resider
defendants to be- and appear al the neht -ius';
term of said court, To- be holden at the cnur'
house. in the CITY of Lexington, county OF it
isyettr, and state of Missouri, on me 'tn nay
August, 1873, ami Oh or before the sih'h a'
thereof, if the term sh all so long continue. al
J. If not. then before the end of the term, ana al
sw.r said petition. or that said petition Will
taken ~ con ies-ei by them.
1t is further ordered that IA copy hefeoi De Pu
ushcd in the Lexington Weekly lnteiiIEencer.
newspaper published in said ciiy ana count
for four we, Ks suCcr.sively, the ia-t Insertion
, be at least four week. before the coHhheheeihe
, Of the next term OF said court.
Clerk
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-25
SALE.

WHEREAS, Wyatt Lewis, deceased. by a
w c.rtuin deed OF trust, dated the 10Th day of
February, A. D.. lsGj. and duly recorded in
the recorders office of Lafayette county, Mis-
sOusI, in deed book ~" No. |, at pages 3e7.
3ls and 329, conveyed to the Undersigned trustee.
the following described real estate situate, lying
and being IN the county OF Lafayette aud stat"
OF Missouri, tu-wIt: The east half OF the south
east quarter OF section number twelve III IN
township number fifty so, Of range twenty -nVe
f25J, containing eighty tS0) acres; also the ioi-
lowing described parcel Of land, commencing
nine and ninety-lvc one hundrr'iths % and 90
lOU chains from the southeast corner OF the
! southwest quarter Of section eighteen tlsl,
township iilty-One CD and range twenty-four
GA; thence north parallel to the line between
the southeast quarter and southwest quarter Oh
said section eighteen u.s., nineteen and ninety
two One bundredtns u9 and % 1907 chains;
thence west ~ right angles seventeen anu seven
teen one hund edrh- IL and I-lOU) chains;
| thence south nineteen and n.nty-two one nun
drrdlis Q9 and Y.-l0O) chAins to the south lin'
of said southwest quarter section; thence east to
the place OF beginning, seventeen and sixty
live one hundrcd,hs IL and 65-iOol
chains, containing tlirty-fnur and Gfty-hv
bundrrdths ga and sJ-l0o) acres, To &c
cure the pay rncnt OF a certain promissor,
note therein described, and whereas said not
has become due aud default made In the pay
m-nt thereof; now, Therefore, notice Is heieu
given that tn. undersigned trustee, AT the rtqhes
OF III. legal holder al said note, Will IN accord
auce with the terms and conditions OF said dee
of trust, proceed To sell the real estate hooV
described, ut public sale, to The highest bIuhe
for cash IN hand, on the above Described prem
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