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10 HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS

10 HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS
There IS money in the Parish Treasury
70 pay Old warrants registered in 1874. un
to ana including No. 620
+. SAMOAN.
Jan mt 1913. Parish Treasurer,
Ert1'act from the Minutes oTAe Proceeaiuos
Of the Paiice Jny. Reg,iar Session,
Oct. Isl. , 1871
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants or
CLAIMS against the Parish. not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
DAYS after the Treasurer advertises he has
iih,s III the treasury TO pay the same,
snail be reregistered, and the funds fadver-
tSed for 'e payment of the said Warrants
or Claims, shall be applied by said Treasu-
rer to the payment of the next Oldest War
rants or Claims, in the order of their regis
tr;itioll.
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/ (AngleterreJ J. a ecrit a l'ObServa
! toIre naval pour prier he s'enqn'
rir de ce quest devenu lie matelo
Thomas Barrett, duquel OH pour
ralt peut-etre Obtenir deS rensr
gnements de nature i amener |;
. deconverte d'autres reliqnes dt
l'eXpGdition de Franklin.
-Lhorloge la plus merveil
leuse qni SOFT au monde, ce qn'
assure l'Eagle, de Reading, IA etc
constitute par un horloGer d'Huz
Teton, no.lm6 Stephen Engle.
uni a IL $ vingt ans a ce travail.
Ei|e a ete achet6t, moyennant
5000, par NJ. Reid, ct ellie est
ma;nteaant exhib6e dams l'etab-
basement Mengel. d Reading.
Trois minutes avant que some
une heure queIconque, IN petit
orgne place d l'int6rier execute
IN air refigieux. leqnel est >uivi
dun carlton. Au premier comp
lie I'hepre. la porte dune alcOve
S'ouvre ct l'ou volt paraItre Je.
sus. AusSItot apIes s'ouvre une
antre porte a gauche. ct les douze
ap0tres en- Sort"Ht Successive
ment. A mesure qu'ils pasSant
deyant Jesus, il les Saluo; l'ap0
ire So retorrne, rend lie saint,
falt volt face. ct continuant sou
son cnelnin va tliSparaitre dams
une porte a drnife. Quand Piegre
approche, Ie diable surg't 4 me
fenttre at !e tente. La tenration
Sc ,enonvelle cinq fois ; Pierre re
ME le Christ ct paSse 4 son tour,
pendant que lie coq bat des allies
ct pousse sou cri. Quand judas
parait le diable descend de, sd
tenetre. lie suit un instant ct va
reii endre son poste. La process
sion iinIe. les porteS sc referment.
De> scenes non mOins cOmpli-
QueeS So proNulSenL a Ia SOuue-
RE de ciaGne demie ct de chaqne
quart. \ droite du cadran est
ie Temps. tenant un sabller; a
gauche nn squel'tte representant
IL Mort. LIE Temps tourne ct re
tnnlne son ~ahiier. suivant Fheure
g. Ill iesSns de lai Oh volt SucceS
>;veMent d"S figures d'enfantS.
ftitS Ct de vieiilar,Is
dGrrGpits. On volt encore bean
coup h'autreS chooses don't la de-
nonS eMtralneralt trOp
IoIi. NJ. Reid a falt un fameux
inatche Ell ne payant cue $4,000
Ia;ni' m partii chpf-d'9,ivre.
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FLANEURs.-LeS flaneurs oui
alepnis le premier JanvIer para
daient aux eucoignureS de Ia rue
principale. Main, en- attendant
GrS engagements Gn'il> ne cher
.ehAirni ;'aS, ont. dgpuS qnelques
.jonrS, ll>paru On nnns dit que
ii ;naltnre part!e a,entg'euX Il re
pvIS IL travail.
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S0IHEE >DRAMATIOUE.

soIEEE DRAMATIQUE. - Une
grande sollGe dramitique sera
dann6e verS le 90 de ce mois ci.
dams la Sale W0rerley, an hene-
hee de l'ecole publi1ue de Ia Cor
|poratlon. les pieces choisies sont
|a ie'nic ct seroht plus que cons
|Vtnabltment rendHeS par les afla
|feurS qa. So soni charges d.in:er-
peter les roles. Comme le tut
ri DIES plnS Ionables et que toDt
y monde eompIeni l'itilite du
haiAlent De cette Gcolt t.ouS
Rfons espoir de voir la fouie Sc
porter en- lna>Se q cette s0iree
lul seaa une des Plus attrayantes,
lnl Sc SOFT donnee dams notre vile.
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SOCIETE DE BIENFAISANCE
LES "mbrrS de la societe de
Bientaisance TT d'ASSistance MI
iuelle, de ThibodanX sopl Avertis
que II Sfance menSuelle regn-
Here de cette Societe aura lieu
ieudi S0ir, i l'heure habituelle,
dams le local appioprie a SEES re-
unions.
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NENTES.-Les etfetS mobilie,s
de In Succession Warren Prescott
ct ceuX de la Succession j. N .
Verge ont etc veli;IuS cette Sc
maine a Pench6re puhli9ue. La
famense cliaTrue Il vaprnr con
.struite par linventem w. Pres
colt Gte adjugee a Mr.. IL. Tet-
.fean pour nne sOmne mOdiune ct
ia charrette modele a.Mr. 7. +.
Lono.
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COMMENCEMENT DE FEJ-Lun
di dprnier, vers trois heureS dc la
pres MIDI, H. fen IA ptis sur la tai
lnre de la cuisine du Capt. ioveu-
cy Wcbre. Fort REIMBURSEMENT, IL
leu Ii ete Gtelnt avant lfariiNee
deS pompiprs ct les dGgats on
etc iusi gnfiants.
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lie Lrasitleut-Pr6venu, avez
vous quelqUe chose alouter !
Ma fol. non, m'sIeu lie presi-
dent! ii j'ai iison,6 c'6tait par
iabitn,ie. Cliaoun SEES peilts
noyens pour visre les unes de
lenrs rentes. les autres de leur
travail moi, je sis de ros poches
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DANsEUR.-Le professenr Leon
|lanseur >ur Ia corde trndur, a
Ete chaleuyeuSemant admire par
de nombreux cnrIenX Plus on
hpOinS avideS d'6motiOnS.
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LOTTERIE.-Deux henrenX NOR
|.el>, residents de notre vile ont
gagne aa dernier tirage de la
|lotteric de ld Havane, Fun I'm
|dixiemr ct l'autre les nrnf dixie
mes du lot de $1,000 90.
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BApTFNE. - On ,nnns domr"
.comme NoSiti! qne Ia cloche qui
doit en,b"i!Ir le clochrr De Ia
.cas" !. pnmln de- It co'npagnie
Protector Ne. >, "a ere haptlSGe
,et Que le nom choisi par les par
rain ct marrai'e est celui de
Pr0iectrice No. ]
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EXCURsION.-L'excursion des
| gems de coueur s,ar lie chemin de
Her de Morgan. a etc des plus
|agreA bIes, an dire des excursion
lSteS.
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/
u. Eiennot terlniiie ainsi son
Gtnde sur Forigine ct les migra>
tiofs de Ia canine d sucre:
ii i'in1e nj les petits archipels
afrl:a!ns ne pouyalent Suffire I,
la teman1e cfoissante du sucre.
On Sc NIT a!ors & en introdnire
l'eXploitation dams lie Nouveau-
Monde, ct la caune 4 shcre sc
mulllplia sur lie sol americain
avec une rapiiiite don't or ne pe,rt
,ionner une idee que par quel1ucs
dates ct quelques chltfres.
Lorsqu'en 1919 Cortez d6bar-
qua on Mexique. ce pays cult
Wait une espece indigene de canne
dout les rroduits s'exporterent
pendant quelques temps apres la
conqu6te. Mais 'exploitatiou des
mines fit perdre de vue cette in
dustiie qui Sc d6plnya plus q
False sur d'autres points dn con
tineut ct dams l'arc!lipel DIES An
TILES L'hiStoire locale a conserve
le noms de Pedro dESieuca, qui,
en- 1876. importa la came a sucre
DIES Canaries a St-Domingne. ct
des deux planteurS Miguel Bales
tro et Gonzalez de Veloso, qni
tnrent les pIemiers a la multi
plier. Dix ans apres, File comps
TAFT Is sucreries. Cette culture,
prit une bien autre extension
lors9ue la France eut fonde dams
la partie Qcciden;ale de St-Do-
mingue une colonie don't rEpagne
dut reconnaitre Persistence en-
1897. Moins dun steele plus tard,
coo plantation donnaient dams
cette colonie, en- 1875, une masse
de >ncre equivalent a l3S millions
de livres. La sang!ante insur
rectlon de 1871 dessecha pen d
peu cette source de richesse qui
est aujourd'hui compl6temunt' ia
rie.
Mais la came a sucre, intro,
Quite par les Franeals en- 1644 a
la Guadeloupe, Ell 1850 q la Mar
Unique ct Ell 1861 4 la Louisiana.
ma cesse d'y prospGrer. LIE Bres
il await d'abord servi de colonie
peniteutiaire au Portugal des
families juives, depottees par sen
tence de l'lnqul>ition, tirent We,
mr. de Matleretles canaeS qui re.
uSsirent 4 mervtille dams une con
tree exempte DIES trembiemen.s
de trrre ct des Onragans don't les
Indes occidentales ont tant q
souffrg. Les plantations s'eche-
lonnerent sur le littoral dn Bre>il.
ct des lie commencement du
NVlIIe steele, l'nnportation du
sucrt q Lisbonne s'elevait q 81
millions DE livreS. Ce fut un uit
du BresiI, Ben njamin Dacosta, qnl
eu 1854. inatallis a Ia Martinique
les premieres machiDeS a fabri-
Qupf lie sucre. C'est auSsi du
Bfesil que les planrears angiais
tirerent la canne pour la natura
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= Washington Hotel,

Depuis qae Mme. GaHard seule la di
rectica de I'lIo!el on e>t servi aussi bien
que dars n'importe qne' etablisscueni d.
Ia Nouveile OI,iana. Voyaeeura veurz ct
VOWS s,.reZ sat- +iaI.> iiau,11. Ian.
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kaP 4 RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance

tIous les Prix detcrn6s aux Foires de rF
tal uc Ia Louisiana ponr FGcalage du riz.
depuis i"oSjusqu'a aujourd'hni)
Nos ., ~. II ct II, rue des Champs Elvse.
en- face de la place du vieux Depot 3me
Distsict.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
Nettoye 420 ba,fls par jour.
LES SACS SOFT tnURNIS GRATIS.
1'rlx.
NJ --'.----------3 Cent
~ :"
NO 5---l
a.. =, JNO NJ. WALSH, Agent
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Y. NJ. B. A. - Mercrdi, a Z
|heures du Sni;, anra lien le meet
ling de l'ass"ciation des jeunes
|rens de Lafnurche.
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Inf0rEssasIOns Locales.

JURY DE POLICE.-Une ses
|sion reguliefe dn Jury de Police
aura lieu IunGi proclaim a la Mai
son de Conr.
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CONsEn DE FILLE.-Une Sc
lance reguliere du ConSeil de
|Ville aura lien Mardi soir, d
|lheure habitnelle.
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Avis aux H'ianteurS kasriers

~ Al L'HONNEUR D,ANNONcFp
mes AIMS de Ia campagns It aux planteurs
sucriers en- general que ,je suis maintepaut
en- hesure de III occuper d'atfaires comma
facteur de Nucre ct dies afiaircs de Comma
s'oh' sur une grande tchelle, -et je mem
presse dc leur oiirir mes services.
Dcs avances lberales sur les rGcoltes GO
ront faites au@ conditions les plus ayanta
geuscs.
Les correspondences de Ia campagne sont
sollcte
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 e - rue 'lu Canal Nile Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS.
&. IAUBERT Il Gle.

-lMPORTATEURS DE
Mdrchdnd'ses seches. ftrangeres ct
Amfricaines.
Cofons' lnoieanes, Rubans, Bon
neterte, Mouchoi,s. etc etc.
20 Rue de Charities, pres Canal
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bi.n copnue n,r son
anclennete $50 ans d'existenccl et Ie has
prlN de SEES articles otfrc anx morrban'is
des ompaGnes. fassortiment lie plus com.
pirt ct lie plus vyrie de marchan,lises sscb.
Cette niaison reeot chaque semane de
h"uveauN -envois du Nor,l ct de rEuronc
ct met un soin tout particulicr a rempiir les
ofdres qul lni sont addresses. 1l sept rs In
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LEON MEDAL,

COsJiSeul.,
No. W Rue de In Vieille Levee M oa
NEW ORLEANS.
Ct;ndts, Coafseries et Patisseyies
CAocolats. Fruits Confts, 81.
rops, Geiees, Dragees, Bon.
OORS asSortis.
,,IISI Grand assortment de BOITES A SIR.
PRISE en- tout genres.
hHEAtE DE FEUX D.ART7FICE
Tons les ordres de In vile ct de l., ca,
pa2he, pour pieces de contserie ct do mats
sSrie' serort executes sans retard nvrc l..
plus grand soin ies",. 10
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NOUyelIes EDiverses,

LES habitants de Plaquemine
S'opposent a l'ouverture du Bay
on.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

\tliCL - hereb, gwen that by virtue of an
:'cr u 'iir probate court OF Lafayette
,,"l't' NO. hii'!" at the August Term, ISIS,
tI'i'"i' thr Undersigned, Thomas j. Fletcher,
administrator OF the estate OF SaIuIa A Whit,
tirTtf, drcciisci. viii on
TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 18TH, 4. d.. ISIS.
az tlr courthouse door, in the CITY of l., Xiurton.
county OF Lafayette. and state ui Missouri. and
turin. Tue scs>I"n of Tn" probate court ui said
COUNTY "i l.tlay cite, sell. at public auction, for
,"7n, ,h' i'iio" iHS described lands belonging
10 shli estate, tp-wit: The east half o., ;ht
southwest quarter Ui section eleven On in town
sun my t'"J, oil range iwenty-scvru t2.J. IN.
,'IlNrt'' quarter OF section fourteen QD, in
'""lah!p my tt), "i range twcniy-sevcu C9Hl,
r,N'' ~ eleven 40 poles i"Tc.aiu:r. -u!t ami
"'''i"! by john >thpp to Robert Young. OH III.
W. 'Ht 20! 7-i! quarter section, making o!cv,n
w "rf'r H"i'i &" Young; and tne southeast
i!t'''! 81 section eleven al, il township lilly
iI"j, ri Ia. ~ iW,miy--rVen Ea1j. tNrrui the inL-
Towns; parcel pt SAID quarter section cmnrevci
o." r''iN ii"IiN, brsini!!Lg at the southeast corner
OF ais: section eleven IN, thruC, west three
'j ci'itih- ana i!iiN tInj lInks tua linn tree ;iilrnc.
!."rll seventeen 40 degrees west, SIN 90 chains
Il" Dihck ""k Tree; thence north iiuriy-nInr
'iu'! Il 'aii ~. drgI"cs west. eleven an chains
"'' seventy t'uJ Inks tu Il black oak TIE. ,h,uc..
north !i!tS-Iyc ami ON hall t5J..l ,"gr-ts west,
7'N'i!'.tH ~ Chain amt iv!;y (inJ links 10 "A
-'l1"r- thence north thirteen AMI ore hu.I G;I,)
,''-i''7 vet. rlNircn tlGj chains am! inv l5sl
iihh7 ipi. siak", -.-nt!lnG in The north line. of
N"E quarter ~rvtI,n; thence. east along said line
lh.fii TN ciitin= an! eighty iV, t-L links To
IN h"fth''-f corner Of eald quarter section;
thrhc" south along the east line Ul SAID uu;Ir,r
section: tn tiUJ rl3Ihs To th. place q, fi.uiuuInr
IN '"' IG-i mentioned quarter section, amt coa- |
''ilti''. hiil"iN ON" 80 acres; all of sifd lands
containing tiIic. hundred aud twenty C52ol
Missouri. THonL-J MN uET
N'!4!n!-traIor at The estate OF saln,.a \
w iltir7'y, deceased OciIa,u
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should be receivable for customs dues,
and the republican senate, also at
john Sherman's dictation, refused to
pass it,.
The democratic House passed a bill
to approve and amend the internal
revenue laws aud reduce tho tax on
tobacco, which was designed more
Justly to distribute the burdens OF
taxation, increase the revenue and
decrease the cUst of collection. THIS
bill the republican senate did not see
tit TO act upon.
The democratic house originated
and passed u bill prohibiting. the
further cnntrac'ian of the legal tender
notes. This bill was finally passed
by the republican senate through
the efforts OF the democratic members
of that body.
Every pension bill which became q
law originated III the democratic
house. The subject of aiding the
disabled soldiers of tac war was one
of prime Importance to democrats,
but the republican senate allowed
most OF these bills To die III its COM
mittUe oorrs.
The pcn>i II arrears bill originated
in and WAS passed by the democratic
house, but the republican senate re-
fused t. entertain it.
Tue bill TO enforce the law giving
disabled soldiers the preference in
places OF appointment was passed by
the democratic house, but the repub-
llcan senate aid not act upon it.
The bill increasing the pension of
sDiIII,r. " Ian hli Int IN arm hn1nt.
the elbow or Ii leg below the knee:
The bill giving to the children Of
deceased soldiers the pension of the
widow upon her rc-Inarriage:
The bill doubling the pension of
soldiers who have lost a hand and a
foot or have both members 80 injured
as to permanently disable them.
The bill fort the relief the Mexican
war soldiers.
The bill allowing ~ a month to
soldiers who have lost both hands,
both feet, or both eycs-all these bills
originated in and were passed by the
democratic house, but only one got
through the republican senate.
The policy of the democratic house
was 10 cut down the large salaries of
political bummers and cXpend the
money on the disabled soldiers of the
war. whom the republicans have ig-
nored. The republican leaders have
been Systematically throwing the
Union soldiers overheard for several
years past. until 1t is 4 rare sight to
see n crippled soldier employed in
any department at Washington. 1t
strikes US that the above record
should be sufficient to show Union
soldiers the difference between real
and pretended friends and causethem
to give their support to the demo-
cratic party.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE.

l write OF an order made by the County
~ court OF Lafayette county, state OF Mis-
SUM y ana a tht November term of said court.
anu on The itn day oil sand term, II being The .th
'"y vi N"'crhO"r, l-.s, ! WAS appointed the
As"!f irr >iit county to sell III" real estate here.
!i4"'ier ,tr>cr!o"'!; AMI by virtue of said appoint
'i.'ht' ! III" Undersigned agent appointed n
aforesaid. vii! on
MONDAY, The Esd DAY OF DECEMBER.
80, ""ipr" the courthouse door. in the CITY OF
l."A!hGIun, county AMI state aior,.al9, between
Tie hours of nine O'Clock IN the forenoon and
lis" "'cl"Gh IN the afternoon of that day sal a,
iHniic auction, to the highest bidder for cus., IN
mama, all III" right, title, interest and estate OF
me nI"f"7i!u county OF Lafayette, in and to III.
t"iIO" iiS described real estate, situate living and
HtIn@ III the county OF Lafayette, and stat,
ai"r'~iii, tp-wI- Tn" northwest quarter of
>v'iI'I SIN t'jr IN township iUrty-right (iS). of
rang i"'ntt->iN tsGI. Continuing one hunIired
ant -INfv iltrl acres.
"iE,u under my hand. this eth lay OF Sov,m-
h'F' - GEO. VI MoJNTJOY,
hbI.it Agent for IaIaN.rf. rnuurv
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PIE UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

\ couple Of little fellows. were over
heard. rs they sat in the sand on the
sunny side Of the schoolhouse. talking
rs follows:
Say, Tommy, did You notice mother
shake her head at III" when she passed
the pie al dinner today"
'Yes.' answered his companion,
what did she do that fore"
She always does that when we have
pie and company. She wanted me to
refuse pie. | didn't though, this time.
and when | 20 home Tonight I'll get
this ear yankee ont about an inch and a
halt. and then comes the goidarncdest
.arrup!m on my bare legs. and all for
that >tlugy piece OF pie.
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THE FISHERIES TROUBLE.

kNlrC!A! l'i-i'i'Ci! 70 Ire NOfli
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-The cor
respUudrure OF this government on
that part OF the fishery question which
relates to the payment of the award
of five and Il half millions made by
the Halifax commissioner will be given
To the public by the state department
next week. 1t is Understood here,
and apparently on high authority,
tina this presentation of the Ease of
ear government takes very strong
ground. 1t j. iutimated that our
government either directly raises, or
At least reserves the right to raise,
the question of the binding force of
the award itself. without reference to
tue immediate question under con-
sIderati"n, and mat the failure OF the
commission t" agree : very distinctly
pun forward - "A ich9"h winch lnISht,
III 'h'' IlIht> OF International lawyers
amt ruh,lc!-'s, 1u>lliy u govern
Iiient III treating The deIlh"rations OF
me J"Iut commission a a huitIty, II
IL should have reason 10 resent any
~Ffn're'''"G ~ Eh1.A"u under II AS an
mus lee.
Il rIl't'r1'l"h al me 'eiter al SEC
fr'HfN E'ir'>' written carry IN sep
trihnei'pF"'r>|i"@ against the AMOUNT
81 nv H"af' - wei a. 'h"t "t''"
H'Ft"ih""f - on 'he ou'fa3e- on
american h-hc'ii'"ii' hicl'it Pi'e ''e
way II ) stated ~ -ohlt quarters
'cte' A. 'he ho'i>l"i' Oh the govern
ih''''' ihA' 1t in'ohi- 10 exercise ihc
d.'ei"'i'iI t""if' Il 10y c"h2'e7- TO the
'~A'tu'iF' not ia pay over ne mount
80 th' award ~ ''f'a' britain on me
~''' 81 ','r III mn II I"''e" 'H '"e
terms 81 tie treaty LIS very eEl-
'''Hl i!"Ih Inquiries ihi'ie ~ other
~i'.ir'- 'h,t 'he s"Nitiiiitrli' ma, not
really ~'i'ri'r''" bat II VIII 90. LORD
Ni">"utt -I"i'h '" Secretary EFhf'e
'ri q at N'Ai. Der = d'I'N cNprc-
t"'', tfti WI. Pr"rtr'i Dt tie subject
pi d rh'iHr' renee E"At Wtch-
ii' @"n"rt tenor ~ Ia" rep ! 10 SEC
Rotary l.vtrt~ letter, II l. learned
from tpriIgu sources. VIII b" that the
ARBITRATION WI- nIl!, ttltj there i no
Tribunal Il which II can he appealed,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
ON THEIR LEGS.

What news to-day said a merchant
10 his irirnd. lately. What news re-
sponded the other. Nothing, only
things are growing better-people arc
getting on their legs again On their
legs?' said the first. Il don't see how
you can make that out Why vcs,r e
piled the other, folks that used to ride
are obliged to walk now; is not that
getting ON their legs again?'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
SALE

"7NlRtAN. John y. Workman and susan
w VI N"rknItn, Ills wife, by their certain
acc! 81 ifu>t, GATED on AlTIl llih, ls13, and re-
r"f'tc! IN The Recorders Office, nl LAFAYETTE cuun-
y, Missouri, III book No. II, on page STD, con-
N,"Sci e" H." Gn'irr-IgI -i, trustee, tie following
"'sCF!b,n tracts and parcels of lands. situated
IN 't' county Oh Latat ctle, ana state OF Missouri,
u.-"i. he lot, known and designated on the
p!ai al The town al Wellington. now on iii in
thc r"c"r'i"T'- nilicr OF saI't county OF LAFAYETTE.
a. ioi7 numbers one hundred and ten GlUl, one
i'inir"i ami eleven ON and one hundred am,
l"tiv" tIi3, each lot being thIrty-siX CS6l
!'tl front am! running back seventy (.U feet to-
"hri ttr cast, save aud except thirty (3Uj ieet
on 81 IN. east end of SAID lots, which zui. thirty
$50 i""i Wa Formerly known rs the Thomas
i"tb'F property, which Sal ! rleeCt Was mace In
'fi>' L" secure The pay ment OF Z certain prulnIs-
>oiy note ~ eII'! deed described, which Is long
=Iil," 'lu" ana Remains unpaid Now, therefore,
AZ ID" request 81 the legal holder OF said note,
am! III accordance with the provisions OF saI,l
dec! "i must, / the -aii trustee, hereby give
notice, thai | Will, ON
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH. ISIS,
between the hours 81 nine o'clock IN the fore
noon AMI i've O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
dLy, III front u! The courthouse door, IN the citv
81 Lexington, county OF Lniayett. and state OF
Missouri, n!i'r Tor rii", at i,ubIlc y.niue, to the
h't!i's nii .er, tor cash, the above Described
real '-tatc, Tor the purpose oil pay ing the amount
hG, upon aali If"ml-sury note together with the
costs anu EXPENSES OF said trust AID sale
WM. LORSE,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-16
AS WE ALL SEE HIM.

If there Is anything that appeals to
ones sympathetic admiration, il is
the earnest sOlIcirudr manifested BY
the average -nar"-irummrr to have ii
small boy hold up C"m-picuouSlv the
notes without which the whole band
would be hopclcssly involved III mu
steal chaos.