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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
TIE CRADLE.

Born-At MAYHEM, Lafayette county, Mo-,
May 23u. to tile wife of Mr.. Snowden-a girl.
In Lexington township. Lafayette county.
Mo. recently, to the wife OF MIR. Jesse Warder
ID boy.
- In Higginsville, LAFAYETTE county. Mo-,
May oath. to The wife OF Mr.. Vim. Chapline-a
boy.
In Higginsville. Lafayette sounty, No.
May 9Th, to the wife of Mr.. j. II. Aurren-a
boy.
II In Higginsville. Lafayette county, MO.
| Nav 25lh, to the wife of DR.. r. c. Carter-a Boy.
lin Higglnsville, Lafayette county. Mo-.
May 25th, to the wife OF MIR. Berry Capps8e-a
boy.
- In Hlgginsville. Lafayette county. Mo-,
| May oath, to the wiie.Of Mr.. A. 3. x.
u boy.
In Clay township, LAFAYETTE county, Mo,
recently, to the wife Of Mr.. Richard HathaWay-
n boy.
In Clay township. Lafayette county Mo.
recently, to the wife Mr.. Robert Besle-a boy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
FRANK TRlGG, Clerk
BY q. b. DANIKL, ID. q. UlAu
walker 4 Field. attorneys Tor plaintiR.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAfAYkTTE.
In TIE term S.r ISL. Sc Ss's a.s 2. s1la i ies.i in. April
Robert Taylor, administrator OF the
estate OF Horace j. Perrin, de-
csaseded, plainti6,
Levi. r, Harrison, Joseph Oh L.
Caroline E. Perrin. Lexington
Savings Bank, James Il. Brown
and William Observation-Disclosures.
i You are hereby notified that an sctton has
been commenced against you and said other
deisndsn.s in n, said AID cour. BY PIs!n..a. as bed re nd
deceased. by petition In equity. the general
object and nature OF which is TO- foreclose 2 GER
tan! tam nee desd LII 81 trust aS ,S e. isan az SS ~ Le Heso n; hi is1s.
to William +. Baird. trustee. to secure 70
Caroline +. Perrin the payment Of . certain
est thereon a. therein mentioned, and praying tor
a decree to sell the lands conveyed In said deed
Of trust which is Of record In the recorders
ut page 1877, io-wit: The south half ofthe north
west quarter; the north half Of the southwest
quarter; and the south half of the south half Of
The southwest quarter OF the northeast quarter
Of section thirteen Q3) +; the west half and the
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarteri and
northeast quarter OF section twenty four CAY
all in township forty-nine N9 and rang
ssan,y; iSs, 81 3 a sitaetfi IN i said ii. ps,,. aossy sSs'
the said bond and deed Of trust were executed
for the benefit of Horace ]. Perrin. and hat the
Lexington Savings Bank ~ subsequent mourn
brancer has paid the amount due and unpaid 81
said bond into court and asks that the land bt
discharged from said trust.
And that unless you be and appear At n
next term Of said court, to be holden q tn
courthouse. in the city Lexington, within tn
county OF Lafayette on the lat day Of August. A
D., 1881. and answer said petition on or befor
long continue, and II not. then before the en-
OF the term, the same will be taken ~ con
fessed, and judgment will be rendered agains
you a. therein prayed.
And il 10 further ordered that q copy hereof b
published in the Lexington Weekly. lntelligeH
Ger, . newspaper published IN said county {
Lafayette, for four weeks succes6ively, the lN
!. insertion to be at least fur weeks before q
commencement OF the mex. term Of said court.
A true copy. Attest:
BY Z. b. DANIEL, D.. C.. W2lth
II Rvlandk / Ryland and A. i. Alexande
attorneys fer plaintiff, 2
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
Notice to Tax-Payers.

Having, by the kindness and Partially OF the
people of Lafayette county, been elected col.
lector of the county l desire to do my duty
thoroughly, aud to collect as great q per centags
of the taxes as possible. At the same time that
1 wish to do this " it'll as little hardship to tax.
payers as is consistent with my duty, 1 propose
fully end thoroughly to carry out the law. l
am required by the law to diligently endeavor
and use all lawful means to collect all taxes
and to that end l am required to seize and sell
the goods and chattels oil persons liable fol-
trxes, no property whatever being exempi
from seizure snd sale for taxes due on lands 81
personal property. Not only this, but the Law
directs that l shall not receive credit for delin-
auent taxes until l shall make affidavit that
have been unable TO find any personal property
outoi which to make the taxes Ms above directed
1t will he seen. therefore. that the collector hai
no option but to seize and sell personal property
for all taxes not paid. i hope prompt payment
! will relieve me OF the unpleasant duty which
must perform il the taxes are. not paid i'm
mediately. GEO. n. MOUNrJOY.
apr9tf Collector OF Lafayette County.
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Please Take Notice!

Our Spring and Summer stock of Dry
Goods is now complete i'm all its depart
ments, from a Domestic article up to the
Finest Novelties of the Season.
Our Goods being mostly bought lately
after it was apparent to manufacturers
and importers that they had to contend
with a late season, and hence the break
in. prices; therefore, our Goods being
bought at the Lowest Prices which ruled
this season, we are thus enabled to sell
Goods to our customers at a considerable
advantage, and our aim will be: "The
public shall not find us wanting"
We invite the public, and especially
the ladies, to examine III Goods and
Prices before buying elsewhere, and to
judge for themselves.
iii. j.. Il. AHRENS.
DRY Goods Bazaar. : Franklin Street
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THE TOMB.

- At his home. in San Jose. California; on
Monday, May 9th. DR.. JOHN W. LANGHoRNE'
in the 7Sd year OF his age.
iberia, LYDfA E. YoTNG.s .l aged 8 years. ornI,
child of David L. and Esther 7. Yeungs.
formerly OF Freedom township. Lafayette coun-
ty, Mo.
On the morning of the 18th day ofMay.
Mr.. WM. ii. STEWART. OF Dover tow nship.
Lafayette county, Me-. breathed his last.
Mr.. Stewart was born near Lynchpurg. IN
Campbell county, Va, on the 9Th day Of May,
1888. At the time Of his death he was is years
and q days old. He came to the state OF Mis-
souri, from his native state in the month OF
March. during the year 1861. For many years
he was engaged in the manufacture of
tobacco in the city OF Lynchburg; in
which avocation he was quite successful.
He was thus engaged at the beginning OF our
civil war. He enlisted his sympathies and his
services with the south, and passed four years
Of that ''baptism of tre'' under Gen. Robert +.
Lee. His father and 4 brother fell battling in
the same cause, but he came cut unscathed,
q strong, brave and noble man. 1t is
but just 10 say that his death was q severe
loss to the community in which he lived. We
knew him Well and loved him. As a neighbor. a
citizen, IL friend and q husband, VIM. H. Stew.
art was the peer OF any man. Firm IN his con
~victions OF the right, no man need try to inilu
euce HIM by persuasion or intimidation, whci
=, once his judgment had acted. Such men tn
. world needs to-day; and sad is 1t when enc sucl
Is taken from us. His bereaved family hay
the sympathy OF the entire community.
w. H..
- At Independence, on the 18th day G
April, 1881, Mrs. Z. E.. P~ENDLETOS, in til
fttieth year OF her age.
Mrs pendleton was the daughter OF Th0ma
> H. and Eleanor Gieaves. deceased. She wa
county, Mo-, made Il profession OF religion i
her 10th year. and united with the Cumbsrlan
Z. esbyterIan church. in which she lived u faith
iul AMI consistent member UP TO the time oIht
d ath. During the long Illness which precede
her death, u z nile. christian spirit was ev,
manifested. Mrs. Pendleton has u. number
friends and relatives who deeply mourn h
loss, anu most of all. her little daughter wi
-. has been so sadly bereit OF q mothers watchi
care. To our Heavenly Fathers guidance, v
would commend the stricken husband and O
planned child, praying that when the hour
dissolution shall GENE, they may realize a bills
full re -union in the spirit land beyond the rive
~ "Know each other, blessed comfort
When this mortal life is DER,
49,, We shall know our friends departed,
" kiI,lc,t spiTits gone BEFORE
'ph A FRIEND
WELLINGTON, No, May 9th. lssl.
independence Sentinel please COPY.
md LsnLreth's garden seeds, ut Gordon
Fulkerson's. f26t
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Meeting of the Old Settlers Asso-
citation.

There will he q meeting Of the Old Set
tiers Association the 1rst Monday In June,
at II o'clock, 1T the courthouse. The cleo
ton of officers for tho next year was de-
fered until that time, and 1t Is hoped that
there will be u large attendance.
Gen. A.. w. Doniphan has consented to be
present and wishes to meet the o Set
| tiers" Of the county. Let them come out
| The public arc Invited to be present.
RoBT. HALE, Secretary.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI, }.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY. 81"
In the Circuit Court OF said county, April
term. 1850. 6th dsy-Aprll sth. 1881.
Nary y; divorce.
Charles L Lewis.S TX
To the said Chariea 4. Lewis: You are hereby
notified that said plaintiff has commenced , suit
against you In said court, the object and goaeral
nature Of which - to obtain . divorce from The
bonds Of matrimony heretofore contracted with
l you, on the grounds OF wilful desertioA without
| reasonable cxuse for more than one year, and
that plaintiff may have the care and custody Of
| their infant child. born of said marriage.
!IAnd you are further notified that unless you
appear Ut the next term Of said court, 70 b.
begun aud held ut the courthouse, in the
city of Lexington in said county on the 6rst day
u August, 1881. and on or before ths 6Ah day
OF said term, II the term shall so long contlnus,
and ifnot. then before the end Of the term. end
answer said petition, the same will be taken -
confessed.
And 1t is further ordered that . copy hereof
be published In the Lexington Weekly lntelh-
xencer, q newspaper published In said county ol
Lafayette, for four weeks successfully. the lesl
insertion to be At least four weeks IeiOre ths
commencement Of the next term OF this c0art.
true copy. Attest: U. -
ByC. B. DANIEL, D. T.. nllt5
EN- EdW rdS. ailOrney for DlRintt6.
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Prejudice Kills.

''Eleven years our daughter suffered on n bed
of misery under the care of several OF the best
(and some of the worsD physicians. who gave
her disease various names but no relief. and now
she is restored to us in good health by as simple
y remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had poohed ut
for two years, before using 1t. We earnestly
hope and pray that no one else will let their sick
suffer as we did. on account Of prejudice against
so good Il medicine as Hop. Bitters.''-Th
Parents. Sold by e. w. LsOnls. m2ot2
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oRDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Probate Court Of lafayette county
May tsrm-lelh day-May 10. 1881.
Richard b. Cauthorn. administration Of the
estate Of John v. Webb 4 Co., deceased. o
NOW 1t this day comes Richard d. Cauthorns
IN administrator OF the estate of john v. Webb
4 Co., deceased. and presents his petition.
praying for an order Tor the sale OF so much Of
The real estate Of said deessssd q VII!
pay and satisfy tho remaining debts due BY said
estate, and yet unpaid for want Of s~ufacient
assets. accompanied " the accounts. iist. and
examination whereof. Il 10 ordered that all per.
sons interested In said estate be noticed that
application - aforesaid has been made. and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the first day Of the next term Of this court, %
| be held on the second Monday In August 1851,
an order will bs made for the sale Of The whole.
or SO much of the real estate OF bald de-
| erased rs will BE- sufficient for the payment
l of said debts.
And it 10 further ordered that this notice bs
published In the Lexington Weekly 1ntelligeu
Ger, newspaper published in the said coanty
of Lafayette, for four weeks successfully be-
tore the commencement Of the next term OF thu
" JAMES B. HORD,
m2ll5 Judge Of Probate Court.
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Bargains.

3 ladies' wooden circulars. worth 81 so, for
80 cents.
3 ladies' wooden circulars, worth 81 80, for
81 90.
pieces good cheviot shirtIng, worth 10
cents, for st cents.
20 pairs OF mems extra heavy cottonade
pants, worth 81 so, for 81.
800 yards beautiful lawns, fast colors, 81
cents.
800 yards beautiful linen lawns, (best
goods, 20 cents.
800 yards beautiful ~jaconet lawns. (slde
bauds), 10 cents. W. G. MCCAUSLAND.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
The BOWEN SEED SEPARATOR.
1t Is A Grand Success, and Every Far
mer Should Have One.
READ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABOUT IT.

LEXINGTON. Mo-, March 3lst.. ISL.
To the Missouri and Kansas Manufacturing
Compdny-Gentfsa.en:-
The Bowen Grain and Grass Seed Cleaner and
Separator l purchased Of your Agent, JOSEPH
Hook. has given me entire satisfaction.
cleaned a crop OF Timothy Seed with it, aud
pronounce it just what the farmer needs An,
should have. j. H. JENNINGS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
The Public Schools.

A representative of the lnte!iigencer has
been in attendance upon the examinations
at the public schools the past week, and has
no hesitation IN saying that they would
compare favorably with those in the best
schools OF the state. The scholars answered
correctly and promptly the questions pro-
pounded, mt did so in most cases in langu-
age different from that OF the text books,
showing that they thoroughly understood
the subjects and that something better than
mere psrrot-like repetition had been the OBJ
ject constantly kept In view by teacher and
pupll. The utmost latitude was given to Wis
itors to ask any question desired and the
privilege was exercised In quite a number Of
instances. In fact, some of the examina.
tons. were conducted by persons entirely
disconnected with the schools, but In every
Instance with most gratifying results. The
entire corps Of teachers has reason to be
proud OF the showing made by their pupils
and Us an evidence that their labors are moi
unappreciated. we heard many warm words
Of commentator from those In attendance
The following were the exercises at the severa
aok onla.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court OF Lafayette county. Nay
term-10th dny-Msy 10. 1881.
Josiah Mann, administrator OF the estate OF
James j. Mitchell, deceased. Z
NIOW ut this day comes Josiah Mann admin,
~ ~istrator Of the estate Of James j. Mitchell.
deceased. and presents his petition, praying
ior an order for the sale ESQ much Of the real
cstste of said deceased ~ will pay and sHtisfy
the remaining debts due BY said estste. and yet
unpaid for want of sufficient assets, aAec1m-
panied by the accounts. lists and inventories re-
uuircd by law in such cases; on exAnsina3l0n
whereof, it is ordered that all persons interested
in said estate be notiaed that application g
Aforesaid has heen made, and that unless the
contrary be shown On or before the nrst day OF
the next term Of this court, 70 be held on the
second Monday In August, 1881. an order Will
he made for tho sale OF the whole, OF - much OF
\ the real estate Of said deceased, - will be sun.
cient for the payment Of said debts.
And 1t IL further ordered that this notice DO
published in the Lexington Weekly lntelligea-
car, y newspaper published II the said county
| Of Lafayette, for tour week successively. The
| last insertion to be At least four weeks before
| the COMMENCEMENT Of the next term OF thta
JAMES B. HORD.
l m2lt5 Judge of Probate Court.
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THE ALTAR.

Marri ed-At Chapel Hill, Lafayette county,
Mo-, May %, by Esquire Harris. Mr.: BARNEf
CRAVENS and Miss NARY K.
At the residence of the officiating minister,
Rev. E. Roth, III Dover township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, May 18th, DIR. j. F.
and Miss ANNA b. kENNEY.
At Chapel Hill, Lafayette county. Mo-.
Nav %. by Rev. James Dalton, Mr.. KIRBY
GREEN and Miss SAYLOR.
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Mccormick Machines.

My samples will be on the platform op'
posite the courthouse. OIL the vacant lot be-
tween Lexington Savings Bank and Chas,
Royfe's book store. L have harvesters and
binders, also the best Irvine Binder in tue
market, also troopers, Self-rakers ano
Mowers. Call before purchasing as l am con
ffdent l will make 1t to your interest tt
purchase the best al as low figures as yot
can get any tirst-class machine.
m7t4 j. A. GRAHAM.
Agent at Lexington, Mo.
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SITE FOR A SAW MILL.

Z HAVE an excellent Portable Saw Mill, and
/ desire to get u set for il somewhere for next
fall and winter where l can get good logo. I
can he ready to move by October lst. The mill
is now on Black water. close to Kirkpatrick's
mill, IL miles south Of Aullville. have done II
great deal of work at this place, and at my pre-.
YIOus setting on Flagstaff sawed $50. 600 ieet OF
lumber. The mill and engine are both coed
ones and in charge Of . practical man Mr.. Geo.
Kenney. | have sawed . IL foot log that made
! $50 feet OF lumber. and II foot log that made
/ go feet. For PARTICULAR address me ~ zig
ginsvills. (m7tG) JOHN W. I'VE
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We have the largest stock Of stoves and
ranges ever brought to this market. which
we intend to sell ut bed rock prices for casa
BENNETT & MORRISON.
a9tf Red Front Store, Main street.
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nEMRY's eARBullo sAlvE.

The Best Sslvs in. the world fer Cuts. Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheun. Tsttsr. Chspped
Hands. Chilblsins, Corns and all kinds Of ski
Eruptions. Frscklss and Plmplss. Ths Sslvs II
guaranteed to give perfect satsfaetisn In ever,
case or money srsfHuded. Be sure you 80
HENRY's CARB0LIC SALVE. ~ all other
are but limitations and csuntsrfsiu. Price 3
cents.
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oRDER OF PUBLICATION,

STATE OF MISSOURI. Hler 3lh
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE. th
In the Circuit Court OF said .county-AprN term
1851, 18th day-April 10th, 1881.
Matte q. Prince rh
Napole ai b. Prince. D''0''
TTNO the said Napoleon B Prince: Yo1 are hers-
i by notified that said pisInuG has CON-
mrnced = suit against you in said court BY pe-
iitiOn, the object and general nature OF which 10
70 obtain a divorce from the honda OF masrino1y
hereeOfOre contracted with you, ON the Gr0Qnde
OF adultery and wilful dssertion without reason.
able cause for more than one year. 80
And you are further notified that uAleoe yoa
| appear vt the next term Of said court 70 b. begun
and held vt the courthouse, IN the city 81 Isx:
ington, ON the first day OF. Angust leo1, ed
on or before the 9Th day. thereof. II Oh. term
| shall SO long continue, aud IL nots then before
| the end OF the term, and answer said petition,
| the same will be taken ~ confessed.
And It Is further ordered that . copy hereof b
published In the Lexington Weekly Intoallgen-
Ger, . Newspaper printed In said county. Of =.
fsyette, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY thu
last insertion to be 1t least four weeks bef0fe III
commencement Of the nsxtterm OF this court.
FRANK TRIGG. Clerk.
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Carrollton Picnic.

Citizens wishing to attend the picnic at
Currollton can procure Ground trip tickets"
ut reduced rates. Good going May %, and
returning May 80. N. G. BISHOP, Agent.
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ice! ICE! ICE!

IDESIlsE to intern the people vi Lexington
L and vicinity that l have on hand large
stock of ICE, and that l AIN permanently in the
market fo- the summer. Ny Ice 10 clean and
clear, and I propose to sell 1t 1t ~ low = price
AZ / can and live.
Orders may be left ut ID. W. B. Tcvis' store.
In small quantities ! will sell At q half cent per
pound; IN lurger quantities NJ IS cents per loo
pounds.
promise you prompt delivery. liberal and
polite treatment, and \ permanent supply
throughout the season.
ruAv-fT (,EORGE SEI1ER.
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a0tf
How 1t was Done.

.'How do you MANAGE said = lady - her
friend, ste appear SO happy and good natured
all the time Pr 81 Away have farker's Gin
ger Tsnic handy" was Me reply, land thus
keep myself and family in good health. When
I am well i always feel good nstursd. Read
about il in another colunn. mAyl4-ln
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Connections Resumed.

The abash. st. l.. Il Pacific trains are
now running regularly from North LeXing-
ton, and connecting with all trains North
East and West. For particulars call on
n. &. BISHOP, Agent.
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DMINIsTRATOR NOTICE.

E1TERS OF administration on the estate Of
IL John T. Hudson, deceased. were granted to
the undersigned on the 18th day Of Nay,
1851. by the Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them TO me Tor
within one year after the date Of this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; and ifsuch claims be not exhibited with
in two years they will be forever barred.
N. PALMER,
m2ItH Administrator.
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MUSIC.
Opening praysr-Rev. G. W. Walker.
Reoitation-''May Day." Miss Lizzie Booth
MISUNDERSTANDING In Heaven" Miss
Allen.
Select r~eading-''Hard OF Hearing" Master
Willie Gratz.
Observation-Disclosures and Poet Miss Mamie
Recitation-'.Mr. schmidt's Mistake" Mas
Recitation-''T Little Hero," Miss Ride
Aull.
Dsclamation-"Pride of Manliness.'' Master
Edwin r. Rylsud.
Recitation-s.The Maiden with the Milking
PAIL" Miss Ella. Bates.
MUSIC.
PART SECOND.
| Essay-''Starting in Life, 'Miss Kittie BerrIe
| acknowledgement to the Enjoys II
Eturis,'' Master William Mehl.
Essxy-''Solne Days" Miss Mary W
Essay-"The Girls. {" Miss Charlotte MoraIh
ter William Rathbun.
Essay-'What Shall the. Harvest. be?' Mis-
Lottie Taubman.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Presentation Of ''spellIng medal" by Eide
C.. =. Lucas.
Benediotion-Rev e.. W. Walker.
The colorsd school exercises held, Thursda
night, were very crsditaDle to Prof. Cole Ut
his industrious corps of assistants. They n
to DO concluded ut the opera house Tonight.
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TRUsTEE,S ALE

WHEREAS, Ralph Barber, by his certAin
w deed of trust, dated February 24th. lU7,
county, Missouri, In book No 20, u pegee 81.
conveyed to the Undersigned, trustee, the iol:
lowing described real estate, situate, lying and
Missouri. to-wit: The northeast quarter orthe
northwest quarter. excepting two C) acres out
OF the north west corner OF the same quarter
quarter; and the northwest quarter ofths north.
east quarter, all In section sixteen u6). townslliu
foI ty-nine 4s), range twenty-five l2s). con-
tanning seventy eight acres. which said convey
certain prOmissory note in said decd described;
and. whereas. default has been made In the pay
mcnt OF said note; now, therefore. At the request
Of the legal holder Of said nOte. and by virtue o!
the power and authority In ME, vested by said
deed Of trust, 1, the Undersigned, trustee, Will
nm ." d. L.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 4rH, 1881,

between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon and fve O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day. in front Of the courthouse door. in the
city OF Lexington. Lafayette, county. Missouri
proceed to sell SAID property mt public yendue TO
the highest bidder, Tor cash In hand, to sat.
isiy said note aud interest. nal the cost Of exc
cuilng this trust. JOHN e.
mav1l TTQ0tee. -
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Religious.

There will be u special term Of the criminal
court commencing June q. There are IL felony
cases awaiting trial.