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TINE TABLR.
X. Il. TINE CARD At CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL II K.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RR
THAN. AuEtyE TRAINS DEPAET
Nj jiUam Nail........... 3 @ 5g.In,
Fgprer-.,..,.. s;Oi pm. Express .5;2N pm.
DHlVUiu Accommodation. ...ji1 y IN.
CAIRO 4 VlNCENNES y. Il.
NlI.......... 1905 pm. Msil....... ....a:'0 an.
CAIRoS ST LOUIS X n
Express ..... $40 pm. Express. .-:... SO a. N
Accom- dl,gn II 70 pm. Accom- dsllOL. l:"p. III
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS R.R
Mai 5,spm Mail.......... 500 am.
G AIT RALROAD'
Texas express 2:Wsm. Texas express lisp m.
Accommodate s:yi am.
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AH1-YiX ~ NJ Up ~ NJ -IL-----AH

OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINS FROM
vINCENNEs Nov. 30, 1872
EASTWARD.
so. Day Exprus. Except sunday. %. 80 p. IN
& kpress Except Sunday .......... ISIS p. N.
" Night Express DAILY. 30. 1890 n. m,
WESTWARD
No Express Except sunday ........, Cos q. n,
" Day Express Except sunday. ., $50 ?. IN,
" Night Express Daily)....."........ 20 Il.
j. 4. CLAEK, c. $. CONE, JE.
Agent Ninccnner Gen Ticket Ag't Cincinnati
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OFFICrAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.


Mayor-N T. Ths;lewood.
Treasurcr- Edward DczoniH.
Clprk-Dcnnis. }, Foley
tognsclur-Wm, II. Gilbert.
MArShal-J G, Laliue.
Attorney--W llism Hendricks
BOARD or ALDERAEN
first Wsrd-M j. Howlev
second Ward-Dayid 7. Lincsar, c, K. Wood
ward.
Third ward-W. r. Wright, Egbert Smith.
Fourth Ward-Charles q. Patieg, James kynsston
Fifth Ward r " Halliday, Ernest u Petit
County Officers.
Iircul, JuGgc--O, 4, larker.
Circuit Clerk. A. Reeves.
County Judge-R : GoCum.
County Clerks. j llumm
County Atturney-W. G. NGkcy.
County Trcasurer-A. J. Alden.
Shcrlf--,IohD Hodges.
C0roucr-R. Fitzgerald. . 81,
County Commiss!oucgr-I. W. Halliday, NJ,
Brown samuel BTilcy,
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No PATENT, NO PAY.
? A I + n I s

obtained for mechanical devices, medical or other
compounds, ornamental designs, trademarks ard
labels. Caveats Assignments, Interfcreuces III.
Engagements. and all matter, relating to Patents
promptly attended to We make preliminary ex.
aminatious and furnish opiuious as to patentabili
~, free OF charge and al who are interested In new
inventions aud Patents are invited TO send for a
copy Of cur Guide for obtaining patents" which
IL sent free 20 any address, and contains complete
instructions how TO obtain Patents aud other valu.
able matter During the pas, five years we have
obtained nearly three thousand Patents for Ameri.
and Foreign inventors, and can give satisfactory
references in almost every coui ty In the Union
Address; LOUIS BAGGER u CO., Solicitors OF
Patents and Attorneys AZ Law, lie Droit Building
Washington, ID. {.
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ANOTHER Savings Bank gone upl-This
has been said so often of late, that people
are beginning to look for safer investments
for their surplus cash. Any man who has
25 cts. to invest cannot do better than buy
u box Of Motifs Liver Pills, for they never
fail. ALWAYS keep them in tho house.
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CHICAGO, January IA, 1900 NJ
Corn-May, 445s; February, 4Oc.
Oats February, 3is5@34S%.-- May, 3s24
Pork February, $l3 99l5; March,
sl3 40.
Wheat-February 81 267a March
81 273s,
CHICAGO, January, "A, 900 p. NJ
Pork February, $l3 As; March
Sl3 57l2.
oats-February, 341G@3455; My, 50 &c
Wheat - February 81 ?1as; March
81 277s,
Corn-January, 40; February, 400 4Ol,
May, 448c.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK, January, IA. 1910 p. NJ
Whcat--qnet-No.2 Chicago,Sl 4O@$1 43;
No. Milwaukee, 81 49@$l A; Red
Winter, 81 1901 5214; No. 2, Red Win.
ter 81 5l@$l 5l1s, No, Amber, 81 40
Ccrn-quiet; Noe, OO4@OO>s.
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PATENTS.
DATENTS


Obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
on aid ones for medical or other compounds trade.
marks and labels. Caveats, Assignments, Inter
,erenCes, Appeals, Suits for lnfrlngements and
sii eases arising under the Patent Laws, prompt.
~ attended to-.-.---lnycntion that have been
DilJECvTNDb by the Patent ONCE may still
KrJ EOI VIZ In most cases, be patented by
ms Bcing opposite the U. \, Patent Department,
and engaged In Patent business exclusively, we can
mike closer searches and secure Patents more
nro,nptly and with broader claims, than those who
IRE remote from Washington.
INVENTORS sSSG asyI @G" Se or n sss'N
amlnatons aud advise ~ to patentability, free Of
charge, All correspondence strictly confidential
Prices low, aud no charge unless Patent issecured.
we refer In Washington, to Hon Postmaster
Grperal y, NJ Key, Rev, Y. DPowcr The German
American National Bank, to officials In the U $,
Patent Office, and to Senators aud Representatives
Congress-; and especially to our clients In every
state in the Union aud 10 Canada. Addresl
@. A.. SNOW g. CO.,
Opposite Patent OG,cc Washington Dc.
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THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open so i m; cioses
VI 500 pm sunday: too a. n.
Money Order Department open ~ + =. m; closes
~ p. ~.
Through Express Nsil. via Illinois Central sud
Mississippi Central Railroads close St 1890 y.
Cairo ard Poplar Bluf Through and Way Mail
close. AZ l2:S' y. IN.
Way Mail va Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim
Ccuucs aud Mississippi Central Railroads close at
g.lj y. N.
Way Ma. &C. Narrow Gauge Railroad closes At ;
3 m.
cairo lAG Evansville River Route closes st $50
2 u. daily except Friday
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CAIRO & ST. LOUIS r. r,
IT. w. SMITHERS, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Time Schedules:
Through Express leaves Cairo .......... S:45 m.
Through Express arrives al 4. 81. Louis 500 I'm.
through Express leaves l.. 81. LOuis.... 800 am.
Through Express arrives at Caro........ $40 IN.
hurphysboro accoInmodationleave Cairo 200 3. m.
Mn physboro Ace srryesst Murphy sboro 7:2O p
M1rphysboro Acc leaves Aurphysboro. 5;OJa.m
Nurpnyrboro Acc arrives az Caro-. II 20 NJ.
The Cairo 4 st Louis Rail Road is the only all
Rail Route between Cairo and 81. Louis under one
management. therefore there are no delays at
way stations awaiting connections from other lines
Close and sure connections AZ 81. Louis with other
ilncs for North East and West
J \. NAUGLE. l.. NJ. JOHNSON.
Agent General Manager.
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vEGErINE

~ EGETINE,"
Says Boston physician "has no equal as a blood
purlner Hearing OF its many wonderful cures az
ter all other remedies had failed visited the lab.
ratory, and convinced myself Of It's genuine merit
~ ~ prepared from barks roots and herbs each of
which Is highly effective, and they are compounded
In such manner as to produce astonishing results
VEGETINE
IL the great blood purifier
VEGETINE
VIII cure the worst case Of Scrofula.
VEGETINE
isreeonmended by physicians and apo,hecarlcs
VEGETINE
Has Effected some marvellous cures in case, of
Cancer.
H.. VEGETINE
Cures the worst cases Of Cankcr.
VEGETINE
Meets with wonderful success In MercurIal diseases
VEGETINE
VIII eradicate Salt Rheam from the systcnI
VEGETINE
Removes Pimples and Humor. from the face
VEGETINE
Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
TEGETINE
Il valuable remedy for Headache
VEGETINE
viii cure Dyspepsia.
VEGETINE
Restores the entire system to healthy condition,
VEGETINE
Removes the cause Of Dizziness
VEGETINE
Relieve Faiutness at the stomach
VEGETINE
Cure. Pains in the Back
VEGETINE
pa-.,t, he rpraa EiIpey 1,n,,,,Iain,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
WAVERLY.

oho" ttiu L
The ice harvest has commenced here in earnest.
and all the idle teams are mustered into service
in order to secure ice sufficient to I'LL the many
Ice houses.
Married. on Sunday, the 18th. at the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. Sam'l Whiting,
Mr.. Dempsey Gallagher and Miss ssllie Fletcher.
Demp. US the boys call him. has been in our
!lidst about 4 year. yet by his industry. sobriety
and honesty he has won hosts OF friends. Dot
wishes him and his beautiful bride a long and
joyous life.
The Cool Tcmplars' supper came of as per
announcement. The lady member of the lodge
worked diligently and earnestly ter several days.
making necessary preparations for the coming
feast. The lodge room was beautifully and
sasteiully f.stooned with evergreen. Near the
entrance to the room, suspended from the cell
ing, were the letters OF. H.. c." the motto Of
the order. ''FaIth, Hope and Charity" the
whole elegantly festOOned with branches OF
evergreen. Nearer the chair ofthe presiding Of
llcer was the word WELCOME, - made by inter-
twinIng branches of the lr tree. over each Of
ficers' stand was a beautiful arch Of evergreen.
and over the char of the w. G. I. were the
mystic letters 81. o. G. T." Ats O'Clock the
lodge was called to order by Col. j. ]. Hick-
man. the X. w. q. Templar of the World.
After the business of The lodge was gone through
with it adjourned to the City Hall. where there
was II plendid repast awaiting them. We could
not enumer.tte the many different dishes served.
but suffice it to say that there was everything
that the appetite could wish, and more than suf-
llcient to feed the crowd. One hundred Good
Templars were fed and fed to the brim. An
other interesting feature of the occasion was the
presentation ofthe beautiful pitcher andgoblets to
the lodge by the deputy, DIR. Yancey This was the
prize offered by the Grand Dodge, US mentioned
by yonr correspondent some two or three weeks
age. They were made Of the finest French ninl
glass, elaborately engraved, and are something
for which Alpha Lodge No. 9l5 may justly feel
proud. DOT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

THE ALTAR.

Married-In this city, at the Catholic church.
m0nGay Dec. ~. by Rev. j. j.. Lilly. MIR. JOHN
u.N-,'N'
January ist NJ :jnHN sHSyPT ~ NO.
LIE GUARD daughter of w. L. Guard, formerly
"i 'h's CITY.
r.",,i.ln ms CITY, Dec; 3oih, 1873, by Rev. DR..
PEARLREX A"o "i''
AT Wayerly. Lafavette county n,
Sunday, December %, by Rev. Sam. Whiting,
III III ED9 LIS = + and Miss sALL1E
rutv HAVE
Cup,d b.s b..n ,yia,,;uo ,h, r.s,Ias.".
cbantin, chain of ,ova ami ., tho ,as,a.m.sa
the fair CAV br,dp IN m. o.l mir honnI ~
gsther for veal or woe Miss SalI,. nssn and Mr.
Isaac p. TavIor on. of Iar.v.,r. f.vor,,.. an,
son of Cant Sam r TavIor W. h.y. rnown
the bride for wears. and feel that oh. , = ,na who
has the tender ties n, live and the essa,ti,, ch,r-
scteristics of a true woman. sbouIJ he he
smittsn by sudden calamity abe will h. hi. st,v
and solace, tenderly supporting the drooping
head and binding the shattered heart. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for a short tour
to St. Louis. On their return the proom,.
mother, Mrs. Buck Batta,le. welcomed them
with a grand reception. The beauty and cbiv.
airy Of Lafayette and Saline counties were there
Spirited and lively were the conversation, und
when music arose with its yoluptuous swell soft
eyes looked love to ewes which snake AGAIN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Martha E. Reed and IssaeA.
w Reed. by their deed of trust dated the 3lek
Office Of Lafayette county, and state Of 4issou-
ri, in book IL, ut page 5i3, did convey 70 fhe SGT
ing sheriff oil Lafayette county. stats vi Ms
souri,. the following described real estate aitulto
IN said county and state, that Is to say The cast
of the southwest quarter; also ten Q0l acres OF
OF the west side Of the west half of the south
east quarter all in section fourteen QA, town.
ship iorfy-nine 49,, of range twenty-stx f3u9s
also thirty COY acres of OF the north end OF the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Ss{
section twenty three (2) in township f0rty-DtS&
N9), OF range twent, six (26) also lots Eouf,
i've ana six a, 5 and ", cOntaiDinrt twenty -four
cd acres in the northeast quartz kection ten
QO), In township forty-nino (49), OF fanee TWEEN
ty-six (2S); also the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section nineteen 09), III
t25), also the south half of lot two ~, Of his
northwest quarter OF section thirty Cp The
southwest quarter, and the southeast Of The
southeast quarter of section thirty toy 10 town
ship forty nine G9), OF range twenty four cas-
also the north hall of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty-sIx t2S), in township icrty-nine
west quarter of the southeast quarter of section
twenty (2O and the southwest quarter OF the
southeast Quarter Of section iiitsen Q5) IN townss
ship forty-cight as. OF range twenty-em n
tss) also the southeast quarter OF the southwe
quarter OF section eleven an and the northy
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section ~ 1
ty-one GD, in township forty-eight (sf Il
range twcnty-seven t2); also the south hSsA,
the southeast quarter oil section twenty -one =
IN township foriy-nlne A9). OF range ftW
four GU; and which said deed OF trust
made to secure the payment OF three promt
notes IN said Iced set forth and described, i I
whsre;ts, said notes were not paid according =
the tenor and effect thereof. and the same
main unpaid; Now therefore in uccordsa
with the provisions of said decd of trust am j
request OF the legal holder of said notes, l.
Undersigned. the acting sheriff of the county,
Lafayette, state of Missouri, Will, on. 4
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2sru. 1880, :
between the hoars of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and hvc O'Clock in the afternoon al that
day, In front of the courthouse door, in the ctty
81 Lexington, county of Lafayette, and state OF
Missouri, proceed TO sell nj public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the above de-
scrlbed real estate W satisfy said debts and the
costs OF said trust.
decsitd GEO. NJ. M~OUNTJOYrz
Sheriff OF Lafayette county, AoSs
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ALMA.

Colds are quite prevalent. Handkerchief are
in demand.
There Is considerable hog cholera in fiddle
ton township.
Misses Bette Hayes & Ida Goodwin are visit
ing Mt Mr.. w. ID. Lewis
Prof. Storandt has n music class at Alma. He
gives lessons on both piano and organ.
But few persons attended the primary election
at this place; owing, I suppose, to cold weather
and Christmas times.
The members composing the law firm o fScott,
Taylor Il Cowherd visited this neighborhood
during the holidays. They are u business set of
young men who are members of the Y. n. c. A.
And any one needing the assistance of an at
torney would do well to call on them.
Miss Sallie Goodwin and Addle Smell ser are at
from school, and will return next Monday.
A handsome young gentleman from Aullville,
who has been Smelling corn IN this nelghbor-
hood. has some other business on hand. judging
from his frequent visits this bad weather. d.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

Columbia Statesman:-Mrs. Seldom, of Lex
ington, who has been on u visit to Prof. Fleet
and family, left Tuesday for home. . . =
Miss Clara Allen, of Lexington, is visiting in
Columbia rs the guest of Miss ELLA Ferguson.
St Louis Times, Dec, 2~9:-"Eugene Field
left last evening for Kansas City. Mr.. Field ac-
cepts Il position upon the Kansas City Times.
He carries with him the best and warmest
wishes Of the st. Louis journalists"
'.Dld Gieopstra die OF asp-ma?"-[Exchange.
''ThIs tS = v-nomous question. Will some par
agrapter adder few. remarks ?''-(Yawcoob
S:raus. cleopatra died trying 10 viper chin
on. "-[Burlington Hawksye. Hum, we never
saw such punning bee fore.
Sedalia Democrat. December 2S:-Mr. Tol.
Graves, Of the ancient city of Lexington, came
down yesterday to spend the holiday season
with his many friends in this city. . . = MI
and Mrs. l. Keller. of Lexington passed through
the city last night, Ell route for St. Louis.
We learn by the round about way Of the Lon
don World that cdr. Sullivan as it calls the
great composer. IL already ut work. setting to
music 1.-The Seagull." a lyric by Mrs. Marion
Il. Fortescue, one of the wittiest and most charm
ing hostcssss Of the New York society that clus-
tiers around eff"
The following gentlemen have paid us friendly
visits since eur last issue: Lieut.. Heber NJ Creel,
U. 5. A.; DIR. Mcdonald, of Odessa; DR..
Seeber, of Higsinsville; Uncle Sired Renick. N.
q. Ewing, Elijah d. Neer, Theodore Bates, Fill
more Mitchell. Henry Kramer, N. Sigwart. o.
Ii. Z. Catron, Joseph Neale, W. H.. v. Ray
mOnd, Alex. Patterson and L.. Nj. Webb.
Carrollton Democrat, December 9th:
George Zeiler left for Lexington, Tuesday morn
ing last, to spend Christmas with relatives and
friends. Grandfather Turner and lady
have gone to Burlington Junction. Mo-. to see
their married children and the grandGhild. .
. . Mr.. Ed LOOMS, oil Lexington. Mo-, takes
charge of the Telegram office in this city during
the holidays. while Mr.. Mort McKim goes to
Arrshsll5efo.. TO eat Christmas turkey with the
old folks. Quite a number of Tho school
girls and boys have returned home to spend the
holidays. Among them Miss Lille Arnold, of
Central College. L%exington; Miss Emma kerby
and Miss Mabel Scott, Of Elizabeth Aull Semi
rnru Toytnrfor
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
HIGGINSVILLE.

bSnnirp IIlIsnn ia worry airk
Grove yo,pp WILL soop o,en n branch store at
Corder.
Edward Ruehner lcft. Yesterday. for Quincy
Illinois. where he Will attend school.
Messr. Smith. Asburv and Rlair have conn
m.nced sin king n coal sbun at Cord-r
Claus F.ldbut has closed ont his stock of
c,othing He intends IN ,oca,e in E,psus
s.v.r,, of our ladies and ysnt,.mep w.ra at
m, nov.r lon, war marty II,ur.l,v niyhr
Ar Joh, Sbor, and Mia. Lille Gu,rl w.rs
m,rri.a IN tba drs, instant could not learn
the ,mci.tiny m,n,strr,s name.
.bout ,w.ntv.dvs csu,Ies ,f our voupy fo,ts
,,,nc.d and ,,itc, away several tours Tues,,,v
,,gb, ,t m. yiv,on Unuse
Me-. T,uIo p.,.u and Iutis R,vhur, or
p,.h,,,,, ,vho had h..u vi.,,in, ,.rs l.r
w.,,..,,v :, rI.xi,yton
nls,ssn, Inn. u,rtv wns y;x.p at Mrs :
y Smith,s Wednesday, evening in bonor of
A., MN. ,. - ~
A. Al Nnr,h m. ,o,uiar and ,.,i.l con-
,r.,or ~, ,,. Al. u u vas nr.sant.I a
.,Lo rri,ov H., IA. c,tbo,i. f.s,iv.I
u;.o,, a.. I,.., .r, E.t. u,wL;ps of CD
In. mn, u,.ro o,,s,, or I'M. E.y,. u,,s,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF real
ESTATE.

WHEREAS, James NJ. Keith, by his ceIt9s(
w deed OF trust, dated July 10th. 1871. "a
recorded in the recorders office for Lafayett.
county, Missouri, in book No. eleven QDs&s
page seven az, conveyed to the underslgto4
trustee, the following described lands ias -
as other lands not herein described), toll
The northwest quarter and the west half o H.
northeast quarter Of section nineteen Q9) t0Nyp
ship forty -eight (4S), OF range twenty-seven III
also the northeast quarter Of the southeast o.
ter of the same section. township and raj
which said conveyance was made IN trl11
secure the pay inert of two prOmissoFy not4
said deed drscribvd, with power of sale IN
default Is made in the payment oil sd y
when the. same become due and payaeles1
whereas, thi said notes are past due a01{U1
unpaid; now, therefore, at the reque1t %
law full holders and owners OF said note1 sod y
pursuance of the provisions of said deed q
trust, 1 will. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22ND. 1850.
between the hours OF . O'Clock in the i04eu0Ou
and ) O'Clock in the afternoon of that day =
public vendue, to the highest bidders for cs
in hand, in front OF the courthouse door, In u,
county Of Lafayette. and stxte of Miss0uri, pro
ceed tO sell the real estate herein above describ-
cd, or so much thereof as may be required u
pay sail notes and interest together with ths
costs and expenses oil said deed OF truss
WILLIAM MORIu9ON,
dec20td T0noteo.
Lexington, Mo-, December II, 1879.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03

Like Mississippi, Louisiana will elect
a United States senator this month. The
contest possesses national interest, but
its local interest is added to by the fact
that the election will displace, with a
democrat, the notorious Kellogg, who
now admits that McEnery was elected
governor by the people when he
usurpad the place. There are a number
Of prominent and able gentlemen spoken
OF for the position. Among them are.
Hon. Randall l.. Gibson, Hon. James
Eustis, late United States senator, who
was succeeded by Hon. B. F. Jonas, Hon.
E. John Ellis, Hon. J. Floyd King, Hon.
John McEnery. and Judge Spofford. so
long the contestant for the seat IN the
senate while occupied by William Pitt
Kellogg. Messrs. Gibson, Ellis and
King arc members of the lower house of
congress at this time, and are conspicu-
for their ability. Though all these
gentlemen are f~atteringly mentioned,
only Messrs. Gibson, McErery and
Spotford are understood to be candi-
dates. As a locker on. we confess a de-
sire to see Judge Spofford rewarded by
a reel ectioa for his persistent oppssi-
ton to the theft of the seat by Mr.. 5sl-
logg. =.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

Kate +. Curtain, by her ceu1ar
w deed of trust, dated the llth day Of AoGtt
1874. and recorded in the recorders OIL q
Lafayette county. In the state of Missouy, Il
deed book No. is, page 242. conveyed to -
Hainkle, as trustee, the following desclf6e8
of Lafayette, and state of Missouri. to-wit: Let
known and designated Us lots Nos. five AMI oHn
q and ", i'll block No. two (2), ON the plaQ IN
plat OF the LIST addition to the city of Lexinlno1
and being now OF record In the recorders 80
of SAID Lafayette county, Missouri, in trum n
secure The payment Of five (5) certain proniooSl
notes in said deed OF trust described; =
whereas. IL. Hainkle having refused to act q
SUCH trustee while the trust remained uE>oxo
cuted, and the Circuit court Of said LSfa fottl
county, ut the December term, 1879. thereof, q
the 9Th day Of said term, that being the Stlrdas
Of said December. 1879, upon the petition o
made an order appointing Geo. NJ. M0un3o4'
sheriff. us trustee, 10 execute the trust afOreS aid,
and default having been made in the paymeAfoI
said promissOry notes according to the tenOrnD(
effect thereof; how, therefore, by virtue 9th
terms OF the said deed of trust and ut the reqpo6
of the legal holder of said notes, /, Geo. -
Mounijoy, sheriff and trustee, appointed ~
aforesaid, Will, on -
TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1880,
at Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri. ~.
fol the courthouse door, in said county, hetupG1
the hours Of 0 O'Clock a m and 5 O'Clock p. n$0
said day, sell publicly, at auction, to the hiGAdI
bidder, for cash in hand, the real estate herutni
before described or so much thereof as MAJ b
necessary to satisfy the SAID promissory note
and costs and expenses of executing this trust,
Witness my hand this 10th day Of Decemkre
1879. GEO. III. MOUN1JOY
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-03
THE CRADLE.

Born-In Clay township, Dec. %, to the wife
OF Mr. James Laughlin, a hoy-the child lived
only until the 2eth. 1 days.
- In Middleton township. Lafayette county,
Mo-. recently, to the wife VI MIR. Ben. Fell-a
boy.
--A At Aullville. Lafayette county, Mo-.
Monday, De;. 3, to the wife of Mr.. W. X.
JacksOn-a boy.
- In Lexington township. Lafayette county
Mo-. Jan. LIST, to the wife OF Mr.. James l..
Trambel-a girl. v