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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

SENATOR JONES telegraphed 70 San Fran
cisco on Friday - follows: "Have just
come out Of the Sierra Nevada. The mine
10 all il was ever reported 10 be. II rover
looked or promised better. The formation
is regular and the ore rich" 1t il well
to remember tLAt the Senator is . MEM
Der Of the Skae-Glsxier pool.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24
DIED.

Eureka, November 3-Eugene Simon, a native
OF switzerland, Canton Uri, aged ID years.
1.-THE funeral will take place at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. from the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Regli, next door to the City Brewery. on North
Main street. The friends and scquaintanccs
Of deceased are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral.l
Virginia, November 2l-Ann!e Mitchell, q ma
tive of Ireland, aged 20 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

CoLoxxL FoRSEY's new weekly paper.
entitled Progress. has reached US. II is
> twenty-four page journal, stitched and
cut, and exceiiensly printed. Its columns
are crisp and original. The venture IL a
credit TO the Colonies ~well-known taste
and journalistic ability. Published 1t
Philadelphia u - : year,
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NEW TO-DAY.
~DELINaUENr SALE NOTICE.

A LBI0N MINING COMPANY. LOCATION
IA Of principal place Of business. San Fran
cisco, California. Location Of works, Eureka
District, Eureka County. Nevada.
Notics.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF assess
ment mo. ~ levied on the 18th day Of Oete-
Der. 1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

SAYS the Salt Lake Tribune" OF the
aoth instant: "John W. Young, who has
been in Arizona laying the wires for the
capture Of that Territory, returned to the
city last night. He assures the brethren
that everything is lovely. and Arizona il
fixed for the Mormons."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

ssTHE King is desd-long live the King |"
Hen days 8 Johnny Skae was regarded
among stock operators as the ~personihca-
tion Of honesty. Now, there are none 20
poor - not 10 feel able TO buy : rope to
hang him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

Tan Lyon County Times nominates W..
4. King for President Of the Senate. The
Carson Tribune seconds the nomination.
The 6kxrnKL rises to say be l. : good
pan for the place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

ALL Elko has the whooping cough. We
hope that Sears, Of the Independent, will
get some political brains whooped into him
before the epidemic runs its course.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

II you have > hne or complicated watch or
clock. : music box. an automaton singing bird,
or any other delicate and Intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs. go TO
EDw. WILHELM,
chronometer, watch and clockmsker, at the
dunsmith shop. west side Of Main street.
All work warranted TO give perfect s~atisfsc-
ton or positively no charge. %
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For Playing Cards, of all brands. go to Phil
lips. opposite the G.. p. Brewery, Main street
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=
MARRIED

winnemucca, November 1s-Frederick A. sper-
ry to Miss Hattie j. Nichols, Of Paradise
Valley.
Dayton, November 1s-Dalsi Antonio to Luizia
Serventi.
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just Received.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FROM EIKo, A
lot Of very nice, fat Pork, which I will sell
st the lowest market prices. Call and examine
II u the market. GEORGE BAILEY,
nx2tf South Main street, Eureka.
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Thcre is . nice furnished front room TO let
at the San Francisco Lodging house. next door
to o. Dunkel K Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
c. u. BLAoER.
Eureka, Oct. is. 1878. ole
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

Commune i Il Washington, but Il last
accounts had not followed lack Chambers
e5ample by dropping IN 81 the White
Ropse.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OF English Cutlery in Eastern Nevada. Is NJ.
H Joseph, at the Golden Rule Store. Pocket
Knives OF the best manufacture and splendid
Razor sold under positive guarantee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

For fne English Cutlery, go to Phillips, OF
posite the C.P. Brewery. Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

Wooden scsrfs, Wool Lined Boots. Blankets.
Comfortables. Wooden Gloves, etc., at the
Golden Rule Store. cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

New Sheet Music received daily at the Gold.
en- Rule Store.
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Neuntain Mahogany sleeve hat

Homs-maae. handsome, very strong. highly
polished. entirely new. ono piece. attr. rttve
desieus, issfgl, ornamental and cheap, only
four bits, 81 BART AsHIB'e Miners and Me-
chsnics' Tsade Depot ME
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returning.

OMAHA, November %.
Dennis Kearney, accompanied by his
family and his brother Timothy, passed
through Omaha to-day, for San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-24

And Matching. Scroll Saving. MorusinTk 100.
Turnine OF every description. Water Isn.ss
store and other Nodded Doors, Door ana MI
dow Frames, etc.. made to order, on sno'
notice.
Eureka. October %. le1, nv
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
MT. HOPE,

Or. Nichols has been quite Ill for somstlne
We learn that sIrs. Frank Stockton 10 sick
threatened with
Mr.. Wash Martin, who has been quite Ill for
| some lime. Is gradually recovering.
Very few cases of slckuess now exist in this
vicinity, ard upon the whole we think 1t has
been IL remarkably healthy winter.
VIM. T. Anderson now has the contract for
carrying the mail from Lexington to Hicks
City, 80 We now get our mail y little sooner than
before
People have improved the opportunity afforded
BY the last week or two. and gathered sill the
corn they could. so that they are no, totally IN
prepared 10 stsn l another reign OF mud.
There are no births. deaths or marriages to
report thu week. We had acme marriages to
report last week, but the report has spoiled by
keeping too long. ~ We did not have IN oppor-
unity to write last week.
Nice. cool. frosty mornings now, but snow all
departed to-day. and left nothing instead but
mud aud water. The bottom Is falling out OF
the roads again and II 1t keeps on getting WARM.
they will b.. as impossible rs ever 10 . few days.
Mr.. John Wa.nsr sold his farm = few ds .
since TO his brother. Mr.. Ed. Wagner. and
bought what 10 cali the Gibson farm. on Black
water, OF Mr.. Oliver Cana. We do not know
tn. humber Of ncrrs or price paid In either ca.e.
Dr. McDouald, who 10 now ruIshing hts med
ical cours. at q Cincinnati Medical College, will
return to Mt. Hope 10 about two weeks 10 re-
sumo his practice. The doctor made many
friends here during bis short stay previous To
bis departure IN October Last.
A party VI huntsrs, consisting oi Lee Max
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19

How'd you like to swap your ulster for .
pslm.leaf fan! Call around.
Some editorial articles will 10 found On
the fourth page.
THERMOMETER So degrees above zero, yes
to-day. How's that Tor weather In the mid
die OF Januaryf
st John, Domestic, Victor and Grover d
Bakers sewing machines and supplies at C.
g Lu'iwiss'. janl9nI
e. Ben has been appointed city agent Of
the Narrow Gauge ralirnsd. his commission
being dated the 18th Inst.
The suit OF the Catholic church. OF this
city, vs.. George Farrar, to recover IS. 900
damages for alleged violation Of contract, IN
the character ofthe work done or the church
.ditice on Third street, which was taken to
ksnsas City by change OF venue, was finally
decided. THURSDAY, by . verdict for the
defendant. THIS case reminds us ~forcihly
Of the COW case, represented by a cartoon IN
which the piaiutid aud defendant are each
trying to pull the cow from the other, the
one by the horns and the other by the tail,
while the lawyers are quietly, but very OK.
ped,tiously. getting the benefit Of tue dis
pute by milking the COW. 1t hx. cost both
parties more In costs and fees than 1t would
have done TO compromise In the beginning.
Law is very ''onsartin," aud We regret the
mI,fortun-s OF both parties In the matter.
If the lawyers have x often xI the milk in
the case they earned 1t, ~ 1t was ably and
pertiuu ciousiy conducted Oh both sides. for
the prosecution by Tichner b Warner, OF
Kansas City, and Graves & Wood, Of this
city, and for the defense BY Walker + Field
md Rathbun 4 AhsWalter,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS L CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

EpIToh 1ErEtLiGsNcER:-Ihe meeting held
on Saturday, January l., los. ut Walnut Row
schoolhoase. in the interest OF tho above-msu-
TONED railroad. was organized by calling NJ.
4. Henry to the chair and appointing R.T. Rus
sell secretary. il Was aseertainsd, by the re-
port Of the appointed At the Hebron
mestinE, that o.. 300 had been obtained. and all
the rights-of-way secured from Mayview to the
Jackson county line. except through the lands
o. six persons. two Of these parties being mi
nors. Since the adjournment OF the meeting an
amount sufficient has been obtained 10 make IS. =
100. 1 do not know what measure OF success
was had at HisginsvIlls. There IL one thing that
was deeply impressed on my mind ut the Wal
nut Row meeting, namely: Tha' Lafayette coun-
" does not intend to lose the road by q want of
compliance with the requirements Of Mr. Nit
cn-li AND his associates. A class OF men have
this matter In hand that do not intend to fail.
They know the valae OF the prize for which, they
are cont-nding. II mesns the securing Of the
tsst railroad under the best management. OF any
similar corporation in the state. II means dls-
rLtnral !ment from the clu'ches OF two rs heart
less and s0ullsss cOrporsrions As exist in this or
aHy other state. 1t means q fair show In the
race Tor prosperity that nothing but the building
OF this road will secure. II means . cure and
speedy aecsss to the three only markets for US,
In the vest-Ch!cago. st. Louis and Kansas
City-snd all over one road, and under one MAJ
sgement. No transfers over 'bobtsil'' roads
no delays; no lying over at third-elass hotels.
with nrst-ciass bulls. There Will be no humping
and thump,n over rotten ties and worn os,
rails. The rosd-bed will be Hrst-clxss the ties
Will be sound, and laid with steel rails of heavy
weight ana approved patterns, while the passen.
ger cars will be As nne and comfortable A. hu.
man skill and Ingenuity can make them; and The
freight cars all the shippers can desire. There
10 one fact that has forced itself upon my obssr-
vstion in securing subscriptions for this road
thst l might have mentioned In another eonnsc-
ton. When this rosa shall have been built, 80
far as our people have contributed to that end, /,
has. a. q rule. been subscribed BY the men OF
moderate meas. 1t will. indeed, be the poo,
mans road. A. it viii surely be his friend and
helper. Some men. with large tracts of land
contiguous to the road. have not subscribed 9
cent; others. who are wealthy. have subscribed
sparingly. / am satisnsd that no read In tbs
state has A. many one hundred dollar subscrip.
tons; ard they have the merit OF being perfectly
good. In conclusion. permit me to say that the
road. when built. will be . large TAX payer to
she county. which Is no mean confederation.
WASHINGTON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19

The railroads and the national banks
will find out in a few months that they
do moi own the country quite rs much
as they ouce did. IT they csnuot be
taught the lesson while the senate Is
still republican. they will learn 1t when
that body becomes democratic. which,
fortunately Tor the country. will be i'll
tho near future.
We arc glad to see that our friends Of
tho Boonville Advertiser have somewhat
modified their views on the township
bond question, though they have not
yet quits reached the position occupied
by the people. which is to fight traudu-
lent bonds, courts or no courts. The
utter contempt Tor equity on the part of
courts has worked its natural result
contempt on the part of the people for
many vi their courts. 1t may be bad,
but there is something worse "A servile
subsection OF a free people to taxation
without representation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
BERLIN.

news very Bcafce-
Hog eholerx Is still raging.
Roads somewhat better. but not COOL yet.
Some few have put up their supply Of ice.
There was snow enough Sunday for the young
sters to have = nice time snow-ballipR
We presume the Christmas festivities are over,
~ everybody seems to have gone to work.
Mr. b. Gray, who came here to witness the
marriage OF his 500. left, Saturday. for his home
10 Illinois.
Mr.. A. Render. OF Page City. is visiting in
this nsigbborhood. 'Hs can walk quite we'll
without his cane
Miss Mamie Hskeasld paid a visit TO relatives
in this neighborhood, during the holidays. She
IL from the Pstitssw neighborhood. in Saline
county.
The party. At Mr.. John Shelby's. was well at
tended by the young folks OF this vicinity. Some
few ladies' were disappointed. Boys, you must
Do better.
There are several youngsters about here, who
practice sin ging together. We understand 1t 10
to perfect themselves sufficiently To start y trav-
cling concert. We will keep our cArds ready, us
We expect = ssreusde from them il nothing more.
SIG
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
WELLINGTON,
Business on the look up.
Corn Ii hriaE At Al 25 per hhl

Busipess on the look up.
Corn 10 brisk at 81 o3 per Dbl.
We regret to repor, eur Union Sunday School
about gone up.
Tho hog msrk., is down sgsin. with little or
no prospect OF revivibg.
Mira NJ. G. Jacobs. OF Napoleon. paid oul
village n short visit this week.
Misc Leila Hsrndon. of Carroll,on. lie vi,.tiu
the family Of l.. II. Day at this time.
The rabbit season, sis III full blast, AMI our
marke, we'll supplied with that kind of men,
w. A. Chanslor. Of Lexington. was in town Z
few days ago looking after his nne farm jus
south Of town.
Mrs. Col. Jewett. nee Bette Jacobs. aud son,
OF Kansas, ARE ~ present visiting her mother.
Mrs. Jacobs. in this place.
We dislike to apologize BY saying there is ne
news. believing the best is to drive right at the
little there may be and stop.
The n. E. Quarterly meeting came Oh here las
Sunday. but owing to the Indictment weathel
there was 4 small attendance.
Uncle Abner Houston and wife. who have
been living \, Greenwood. Jackson county, 70
somstine past. have returned TO this place.
We will not report the drunken men in tow
last Saturday. having more respect for the goo
reputation OF our little town We will let IL pas.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
CHICAGO 4 ALTON RAILROAD.

A railroad meeting convened 10 accordsnos
with previous notice. Mr.. D. \. Prlgmore was
called to the chair. and r. +. Ayres elected rec
retnry. Mr.. H. J. Higgins stated tho object OF
the meeting.
On motion of n. J. Higgins 3 con-
sisting OF Il. g. Smith. d. J. Waters and Chas.
hnener, was appointed to DRAFT resolutions to
guarantee the right of way from Tabo creek 10
The Saline county line.
The report OF the COMMITTEES was received and
adopted. which report guarantees the right OF
way
A WAS then appointed TO walt upon
parties who had not given the right Of way. The
committee consulting Of Messrs Charles Hosner.
J. II Fuller. J. Schultz. John Oliver, Jackson
Corder. Seth Mason and Chas. Msinershagen
Meeting adjourned. D.. 7. PRIGAORE,
P. 4. AYREs, Sec'y China.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
MAYHEM.

Health. deaths mud marriages remain non
est.
Born, to the wife of James Fisher. on the 9Th.
. daughter.
Hemp brestinE had been going on lively he
fore the snow. II Is reported as being u~neveuly
wstered and somewhat damaged.
The MAYHEM high school exhibition came OF
all right. with = good attendance. II will be re-
ported 1T length by the proper authorities.
Mr.. II. W.sterhouse has returned with his
dau ghter. Mrs. Drummond. from Texas. He We
ports the husbandmen plowing. and everything
lovely.
The recent snow gave our young men II chance
to exhibit their gsllsnuy toward the fair sex.
and have some fun In upsetting sleighs acciien-
tally on purpose. Not Intending to discriminate
inviduously. Mr.. Clifton Ferguson and Miss
Otto Benning appeared as the most hilarious in
enjoying The lnviZorating sport by moonshine.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
NAPOLEON.

Hon. NJ. V. L. McCl-iland VI ~ In town Wed
netday
Born. near Napoleon. to the wife of Mr.. X.
Hsskeli. January IL. = boy.
Home agsin'-Mr. A. G. Perry from his vis-
Il to the northern part OF the state.
Mr.. Henry Corse. Of the firm Of Messrs. Corse
4 son, Wellington, was in town Tuesday. He
reports business goo in his town.
a social dance, at stones Hall. last week,
passed OF very pleasantly. the best OF feeling
and general satisfaction prevailing
There will be services. next Sabbath, in the
sehooi-house At Napoleon. Rev Solomon Lane
vii, preach on thu subject of spiri,ualism.
Mr. U G. Phstsing has gone to Ohio on . pleas
ure trip. u. q is the 'po-wit-ic' editor of the
Napoleon literary socisty's paper. aud we regret
his absence.
The great drop in the hog market is causing q
somewhat tardy movement o: the porker just
now. Mr.. K. II. HudnslI still continues to stir
up the animals. however.
MIR. Frank Mussei,mAn. travelling agent for
Aessrs. Patterson 4 McKlnnon, OF Kansas City,
was In town this week in the interests OF his
nrm. Frank 10 . live business man.
Mr.. Christian Barkis. Of this place, has on
hand anything In the undertakers line. His shop
10 well supplied with seasoned material, aud he
will manufacture, on short notice and at reason
able rates, anything from . fool-stoolto q bureau
The hog disease has broken out in several pla-
ces In this vicinity. We would nd that
the dead hogs be tried up the grease mixed
with cxpsicuIn-about thirty grains to the pound
OF grease-and fed 10 the sick animals. We be-
lieve It will arrest the disease. We do not claim
the slo, OGO.
Our bachelor friend, George Ward. OF L-visay
station. is doing n very good busiu.ssin his line
He says the shady hours pass lonesomely and
wsarily along. He talks of running. at the next
election, for school inspector. and has been
qualifying himself. of late. by visiting the school
| contiguous TO his burg.
| The Napoleon literary society received 4 little
check curing the holidays. but 10 now IN full
blast. Last Fridsy's meeting was one Of the
mos, interesting OF the season. A paper. edited
read, and brought down the house. tn. ques-
ton of snnsxing Mexico to the U. s was dis
cusssd. Mexico was annexed
Whoa. Bet. Whoa! Our friend, -, a
namesske OF the great medicine man of Lowell,
has had q little experience. He started to = So
ciai party across the slough. He called at the
parson's en- route-not on nuptisl business. how
ever. Well. while crossing the said slough the
mule he rode stuck. Stuck 80 suddenly that our
friend crawled over the mules head, down into
the Vastly deep When he came 10 the surface
he bresthed the above exclamation. Well, our
friend and Bet wsdsd out, and joine,i the fair
enc on the other shore all right, except hav-
Ing suddenly, We fear without conversion, be-
cons . Baptist. He proceeded to the house Of
Jubilee. washed and dried. had lots Of fun, and
enjoyed hlInsslf hugely. D. SOMETHING.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19

we'll, John Maxwell! and Chss. steinIneyer on
one side. and Robt. and Henry Whitney and
Roht. McBurney on the other, went out on
yesterday. after game; the losing party to pay
for the oysters for \ supper for the band. They
we're to shoot nothing but rabbits, 1uaile and
prairie chickens. They e ei to nlInost total
IL ignore the two last named. and when the
days work WAS DER, and the books posted, the
nr-t named party reported u. killed Oh The neld
The latter GENE y, winner, SCORING sc; being
II ahead. Total IJs.
We attended the rail road meeting at Walnut
Row Schou!hOEse on last Saturday, and were
much edited. Speeches were made by Col.
Ch,l.s, Hon. Z. L. Ewing. Jno. L. Herr. A. B.
Hatch and others. All were enthusiastic for
the road, and there WAS n general feeling Of
confidence that the road would be built. How
ever. the secretary OF the meeting will doubt
les. report its proceedings, So l will not say any
thing further OF IL. Alter the meeting adjourned,
which included a COOL many ladies. the '.grsn-
gers sprea n most sumptuous feast. lie
members OF Washington grange tad assembled
to install their officers, but their III cling cor
nIctsd with the rail road meeting. There was
plenty to eat for every body, however. and
every body seemed TO do Justice t. the dinner
Those ''ate who never ate beiore' ufa ''grang.''
least. and those who had now ate the more"
The Installation was postponed until the second
Saturday In February, at one O'Clock y. III.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
WAvkRlY.

Or. Taylor. formerly OF this place. il back
again Oh . visit.
Bev Joshua Hickman. OF st. Louis, was in
the city this week.
John Robinson, OF this township, 10 feeding
% head of cattle.
L. r. Palmer. OF Malta Bend. showed hi,
genial face Tuesday.
A. b. and C. Biaekman. Of Dover township,
arc feeding . small lot Of cattle.
Rev. s. r Whiting nlled his regular appoint
ment. Sunday morning, and preached at the
Presbyterian church sunday night.
Bradford BeIlsny. one Of the waverly ''boys,''
but now s''MurphYite' OF Brownsville, spen,
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Since our last winter commenced In real
earnest. and quito . snow has fallen. but the
warm Gun Monday aud Tuesday made 1t mel,
rIpidiy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-19
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE

WHEREAS. William D. Dickey and Jane
w A. Dickey. by their certain deed Of trust,
dated the 18th day OF september, 1873, and re.
corded IN tn. recorders 0tice OF Lsiaye't. coun.
ty. and state nj Missouri. In deei book No. 10,
At page s7s. conveyed to John N. Robert.on. tho
Undersigned, trustee, the following described
real estate, situated In the county Of Lafayetts,
and state .foressid. ,o.wi.: Inc .ouiheass
quarter OF the nort.srst quarter OF section
range twenty-four tst. containing forty acres,
which conveyance was made 70 secure Q mole In
said deed Of trust described, for the sun Of sjx
hundred dollars tS80O) bearing ten per cent. psr
annum interest from date; and, whereas, snid
note, with = part o fthe interest thereon, remain
due and unpaid' now, therefore. At the request
Of the legal owner Of said note, i, the said trus.
tee, will, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY asrz. ls7s,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the forenoon
aud nve O'Clock In the sf'ernoOn OF said day,
=. the court house door. in the city. OF Lexing.
Ion. county Of Lafayette. stale Of Missouri.
proceed to sell the above described real estats,
At public vsndue, to the highest bidder, for cash
In hsnd, to satisfy said debt, and the cosu and
expenses OF this trust. janis
JoaN II. ROBERTSON, Trustee.