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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-23
ng accounts were allowed

The following accounts were allowed:
D. C Monget.- $50 50'
I. W. Bowman. --.-... "a Is
All other bills referred to the Finance
Committee.
The jury then adjourned.
ANDREW JACKSON, President.
o. P. SKoLFIELD, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION SALE,

STATE OF LaU !SIANA, 18th JUDICIAL
y District G" 1T. Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
In the matter 4 The su ce>sinD If j W. and
Emily Wnol ;ereas Il NJ i4l.:. l,,.ate.
By virtue OF a comni sion issued in the above
entitled ana 'ilnbtrri si'rress;on and to me di.
rebted fi'n' tn Honorable tart af esai!.
will eXltse t. public e nn til. premises.
whereond erasell .stIrsidel in B.npkstown. at
about five miles from The CITY Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday the ED day Of April
A. D. 1881, betwee, I'll" hnnrs Of Ii o'clock A. M.
and o'clock 7. " II aid day tilr following de-
scried property benngng to tine succession Of
j. w. and E,njly Wnnt, .!nraase, to.wir:
ONE BAY MARE AND SORBEt MARE
colt ore tfrrfA inr,., nac slpekle l,,aae pony,
nsn- @n,t- 1thftr hrai: Fru cattle. one
SOW ind l"ve' r-- loi III household fuyni.
tn-. OH nd wagon, ave obi buggy, two plows,
one cor s!ir'i., Is barrels earn belonging to
the deceased j. w Wood and his surviving
widow Ms Z. Wood
Terms of sile-CASH TO eay debts.
a.r.l2 i. W BATES, Sheriff. y
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SUCCESSION SALE.

NTATE or LOUISIANA Eth JUDICIAL
~ DISTRICT Cour, Pa, ish OF E,St Bat"n Rouge
In rhr natter at the succession Of Ang,l-tr
Fn me deceased. No l4lS. probate
By virtn' Ut Il rni,l'nissi,n i,sned III the .bort
erttlp't al,i M;ilnbrrch ,',rccsSian AMI to ma
directt from tn HnIrahir Court afor said
will expo 10 rub'ic sal III front # the Court
House tIN..r IN aid Ilnrt Sh ,i
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


STAlE or LOUISIANA late Parish now
~ Eth Iu.ca Distric' Court, Parish of East
Baton Eoiigc. MIS-. A'n:- Schorten VI. j. p.
Wilson,
BY virtu" Of an alias writ of tipri facias issued
in the ahoee entitled and numbered cause. and
to me directed from the Honorable Court afore.
said, inlfen N ana for The said parish and
state. have seized and will expose to public
sale, in trout Of the Courthouse door al said
parish. OH
Saturday. the 7th day Of May.
next, 4. q 1881. between the hours of II O'Clock
A. II. aud o'clock P. N Of said day all the
right title interest and ciain. OF the Def.ndent
y Wilson, l.! and TO the following described
properly i...wii:
Tie undivided cne.ha'f al OF n certain tract
or Parcel "f land situate, ia the parish of East
Batoa Rouge on the Highlands. with all the
buildings and im?r vrments thereon fur niea
frnn the city of Baton Rouge. EN-, ming TWEEN.
ty-tive al pents here or ss, aud bounded east
bs land. formerly of j y. Klciupeter now Dr.
Husn',. s,nb by lands Of Gilbert Daig,e north
b tho~ ut I"Dns naigrr and being the ZANE
acquired hy mortgage t.m s =. ,;feyes. .or
which act ~" N"taral Book No. |. folin 437.
Select to ply AMI satisiy tn. amount of ,lp
ment inte>tst and c,S,s claimed II, the a,mye
entitled and numbered! >uit
Terms Of sale-Cash. with the benefit of an.
praisemenf j. w BATES, Sheriff.
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Tf@1 hCE Y'u will ti,l goo0 assert
NJ IVA u 1. meat Of all sizes rope asd
txii, :; -..'sr., ANDREW JACKSON.
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(oFFIcIAL.l
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
POLICE Jury ROOM.

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
April 10th, 1851. }
TheJury metpursuant to adjournment,
Present-NIr. A. Jackson. President !:
and Messrs. HARRISON, Gardere, Monte
guido. Davis, Randolph, Huguet, Stokes.
Fairchilds and Began.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and corrected as herein below mentioned.
The following reports of officers were
read and received:
Treasurer's Report.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
EAST BATON ROUGE, April 49, 1881.
To the President and Members Of the Police
Jury
statement from last report to the 18th of April
ISL:
Balance last report. S2311 SO
Rec d of collections for February leei... 1884 70
March lasl...... 3199 90
I0taI ........................ 5000 "
DISBu RSEMENTs.
Warrants received as cash from Collector for
month of February ISL. .S.o5 IS
Certificates OF Indebtedness as cash from
Collector for month OF February 1881. l. 90
Witness Certificates received as cash
from Collector for month of Feb. 1881. OG
Jury Certificates received as cash from
Collector for month of February 1881. G5 20
Allowed claims received as cash from
Collector for month ofFebruary ISL. 100 10
Cash warrants OF 1890. ............. s65 62
Warrants received as cash from Collector
for month of March. 1881. 1859 Sc
Allowed claims received as cash from
Collector for month OF March, 1sSl 49, 81 50
Witness certificates received as cash from
Collector for month Of March 1so1 go 90
Certificates of Indebtedness received a.
cash from Collector for March, 1as1... - 90
Jury certificates received a. cash from
Collector for March. 1881. ....-...... BOG IS
Cash warrants of $780,. 1tl2 Al
Balance on hand to date. 2cc3 %
$685. 92
Respectfully submitted NJ GRANARy
Parish Treasurer.
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} EAUTIFUL E,nbrssideries p-wAst STYLES
- ard ahaiass. Patt'ras, al RaseadsId ..
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AUDITORS OFFICE.
PARISH or EAST BATON ROUGE.

AUDITORS OFFICE. }
PARISH OF EAST BATON RoUGE,
april 1e, 1881. )
70 The President and Members of the Police
jury of the parish of East Baton Rouge:
GENTLEMEN-Since my last report I have is
sued the following numbered warrants, to-wit:
General Fund--Warrants TO- -. So -.
"A, Is -, 30, ST. 81, c6, s., 50, l02, 10G,
1D7, los, 939 9jG 963 977, 91., 992,
904 1908, 1904. .....................-.s 7aa 50
Criminal Fund Warrants A. GO, 81, 81.
&c. 20 Il, 70, r. 10, 80 o. 81, 80, 100,
lcl, l0l, los. ;..............-........l Ia 8
Deficiency Funi-Warants IS, a. lilo,
Ill. Observation-Disclosures. IA =
School tund-W Warrant s............... 292 IL
contingent tund-WarTant -:i......... 4 20
Fridge tnnd-WalIant lO9.-.......... l. 90
- a.. NJ
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-23

The French indemnity claimants, will
do well to read carefully the notice OF
Mr.. Paul Dejardin, agent of tue French
Republic, Washington, D. c., who gives
warning that all claims in the hands OF
attorneys and Others, must represented
without delay, else the committee Will
close it's labOrs, after which all claims
will be lost.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-23

DR.. Thomas s. Jones and lady, of
jackson, La, left for New Orleans on
Yesterday. Mrs. Jones, we are sorry to
say, has been in bad health for some
time. We acknowledge pleasant call
from the Doctor on last Tuesday, in
company with confrere Cross, Of the
Advocate.
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Grrdaeeklp GaqitoIlan
LOCAL MATTERS.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic assists Diges-

Official notice is given in this issue, in
regard toa meeting of the Stockholders of
the Baton Rouge Gas Light Company, for
the purpose of electing Directors of the
Company for the ensuing year. Parties
interested will take notice.
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Fetch ont yomr cannon, Sam hola fetch
,eut your CANTON and shoot it off.-Capi-
.t0olian. ion have gotten that up wrong
tntneral. Couldn't You see straight
enough when we We're together in New
Orleans to observe that the Samhola
who shot off the cannon was hrunpt
With side whskers Resides | neither
belong to the L. 5. Army or the State
Militia. Advocate.
You answered before your turn. Young
friend &'ambola When salvo is ia or
der. It's always Your patron Saint. the
onr in New Orleans. who is wanted.
However, you might l.'long ''eyen to the
State Militia" and YET not be disgraced.
for wa well remember that about the
time yon were in short pants. a great
number of the present State militiameD
were ous in the tented field, defending
the honor OF Louisiana: and We haven't
a shadow of a doabt that the Organiza-
tiOns of to-day, NSnld do their duty as
We'll as those of 1864, should the occa-
SioM arise.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Restores the
ADDetite
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PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE,
April 18th. 1851.
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STATE NEWS.

opelousas has two public schools, one
white and one colored. There are four
female teachers in the colored school,
and three female teachers in the white.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-23

F 81 RRtNyKS. Agent. Barren Ronge.
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Auditors Report.

SC.'.io -
Respectfully submitted, NJ GRANARY,
Parish Treasurer
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

The London Court Joarnal says
"Mr. Gladstone va, Of courss, one Of
the 6rst persons in the. metropolis
made acquainted With the assassina.
tion Of the emperor Of Russia on the
Sunday afternoon. An hour or two
altar the receipt Of the news the Right
Hon. gentleman walked from Down.
ing street to. the Univsrity club,
where . number Of the MEMBER were
reading the Sunday papsrs and loung-
ing about The premier remained in
the reading room for some time exam.
lining maps Of Greece and Turkey,
and then took big departure without
addressing any one. Just % be was
stepping into the street hs informed
the hall porter that the emperor of
Russia had been assaninatsd Tho
man told his fellow servants, and the
intelligence soon spread all over the
club. But how DO yon know that it
i true ? exclaimed The member in IN
excited manner !; to which the hall
porter replied: Il had It from Mr.. |
Gladstone just - b was Stepping into
the street. The premier had never
informed any of his friends at the
club. bat reserved . piece Of Informs
lion, the importance Of which has con-
vuIsed the world, for tie private ear of |
The hall porter"
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
RESCUED PROM DEATH.

The following statement from William J. Cough
lin OF SOmeryiIe, Mass, ~ so remarkable tina
beg to ask for 70 the attention of YOUR readers
He SAYS: In the fail Of 1876 ! was taken with
VIOLENT gLyrcI>G or THE Lungs followed by "A
severe cough. 1 soon began to lose NV appetite
and flesh. ! was weak at one time that could
not leave my bed. In the summer of 1877 MAS
admitted TO the city hospital. While there tho
doctors said had whole my left lung big
"a half dollar. expended over a hundred dol
lars In doctors and medicines. was far gone
at one time report went around that i Was dead.
gave up hope, but friend told me Of DR. WILL
LIAM HALLS BAL SAM FOR THE LUNGS. I
laughed st my friends. thinking that my case was
'ncurabie, but 20. a bottle to satisfy them, when
to my surprise and qualification, commenced To
feel better. My hope, once dead, begaa tn revive,
and to-day feel in better spirits than have for
the past three wears.
Twnte this hoping you will publish il 80 th AZ
very one afflicted with Diseased Lungs will he
induced to- take DR. wM. HALLS BAfSAM FOR
THE LUNGS. and he convinced that CUNSC Mp
ZION CAN BE CURED. I have taken two hot
Ties and can positively say that il has done more
good than all the other medicines have taken
since my sickness. Ny cough has almost en- tir-iy
disappeared and snail soon re able 20 20 To
work." Sold by druggists.
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you would know how Viola adorsd
you. that che could sacrifice all she
bad. II it would only give you .
moments happiness. L expected to
die when ] came away, but somehow
lived on. AID when my baby Was
born. the eyes. % Ike yours, seemed
pleading With mo to live, and the
little iorsn nestling 10 my heart eeem-
Cd e warm . new hope into life; and
20 lived for nv boy. l had this
picture Of you painted from the one
in my pocket, and taught my baby
TO love il and to repeat the words he
eaid to you yesterday. But l never
dreamed it was {" the heroism Of
my husband that / was indebted for
my child's life. When / left you
l adopted the name Of The Widow
Brown" have gone BY it for three
years. but presume that my cap and
dress l must lay il asids?"
Yes. was the reply.
Then be told her OF the dead, %
recently buried. aud for the sake Of
the true sorrow be had felt for one
whose lot in life and whose sudden
and sad death must ever remain a
mystery, she resolved to visit the
grave and place fresh flowers upon it,
that her own life had once
looked forward to just such an an
known resting place.
"You will use your influence to
have John promoted to engineer of
that favorits of yours. I hope. for, If
be had not noticed Hsrbie. We might |
not have met % soon, IL at all, you
know"
"Viola," said be. looking fondly in
10 the faoe that vas fast losing in its
great joy the worn and sad expression
that had become habitual, "Viola,
what have you named our boy?"
II had called him." she answered.
Herbert Graham Brown" placing q
emphasis on the Brown.
"Will you humor . within of mine,
~ dear. and let it be Herbert Dave
Graham :"
Her fond reply settled the matter.
ANY name my boys father may
- fit to choose cannot but please his
rife"
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Rich Hin.

Il 84SU ILL.,
81, LOUIS Republics.
The Aourishing young town in Bates
county continues to justify the sanguius
expectations With which il began its
existence lee than . year ago. 1t is
surrounded By . rich agricultural 70
gion, but the chief basis Of ito wealth
and the cause Of its prosperity are the
rich coal district Of which it II the
centre. 'Last fall the population Of
the place vas 800, now it u $500,
With IN additional population of /, 500
u the Immediate vicinity. New bust
nsss houses and dvsllings are con.
SANITY going Up. and during the pres
ent season four new churches and sev.
eral school houses are to b erected.
During the month Of March, the Mis-
souri, Paci6e railroad company shipped
857 cara Of coal. and the Kansas CITY.
Fort Scott and Gulf road 1870 cars.
and ct present about 80 Cars Of coal
pr day are bsing cent over each read.
The coal = Of . superior quality and
highly esteemed for .rsilroad purposes,
which accounts for the fact that oil the |
reads in western Missouri and Kausas
No eodsavorisg to secure connection |
With The place. New mines are being |
discovered and opened and
he supply appear inexhaustibls. I,
2 suspected that pstrolium might be
6und By careful boring. bot no q.
,eriments il this direction have been
sade. Coal mining and shipping are
b chief occupations, and il i stated
hat fully CSC. 900 . month i paid out
D wages = ninsrs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

A young fellow from Dover town.
ship. Ohio, walked into the probate
Office and asked Judge Brown for .
license for himself and girl to marry.
The judge took down his name, and
then asked the name of the young
lady. The fellow scratched his head
ard stammered, but could not reccllect
it. He studied and studied, but her
name had completely slipped bis men,
ory. Finally he told the judge to
make it just "the same a. his'n,' a. it
soon would be that, but the Judge
would not give him the license under
the circumstances. and the fellow
trudged home and came back in q
couple of hours. He had the name
this time on q piece Of paper, got the
license, and went away happy.
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Miss Goodrich lay for months in
bed at Normal, ILL.,, unable to stir.
Medical attention did her no good,
and her family dsspaired of her rscov.
cry. She At length prayed in perfect
faith for restoration, and was at sncs
miraculously cured. Such il, in
brief, one account of the case. An
other runs that she might have risen
Whenever she chose, and did 20 %
soon - malingsring Lost it, charm !;
that she was . victim of hystsria.
which was acute In it, manifestation,
while lhzinss .was chronic. "She was
careful, " ays local paper, ''thst her
couch should not only b Of down but
one of style - well, and that the
nightdrssss, her constant wear, should
b in the highest style of such robes.
She never lost her appetite for . good
meal. and Vas never lacking in the
ability 70 digest 1t. In short, Mis
Goodrichs ease va simply that of .
slothfal girl who. concluding that she
had besa lazy long enough, got out of
bsd.' The supernatural theory. how
over, i Supported BY her pastor and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
Raw Oysters.


DR.. William Roberts, in an interesting
series Of lectures on digestive fsrments.
published in the Lancet, says: The
practice Of cooking 10 not equally nee
essary in regard to all articles Of food.
There are important differences in this
respect. and It Is interesting to note
how correctly the experience Of man
kind has guided them in this matter.
The articles Of food which We still use
in the uncooksd state are compare
lively few. and it 10 not difficult in
each case to Indicate the reason of the
exemption. Fruits, which We con-
sumo largely in the raw state, owe
their distetie value chiefly to the
sugar which they contain; but sugar is
not altered By cooking. Milk is con-
sumed BY 10 both cooked and knocked,
indifierenily, and experiment justi6es
this indifference for I have found on
trial that the digestion Of milk BY pam
creaiic extract Was not spprsciable
fastened By previously boiling the
milk. Our practice in regard to the
oyster 10 quite exceptional, and fur
nishes striking example of the gen.
sral correctness Of the popular judge
msnt on distssic questions. The oyster
10 almost the only animal substance
which No eat habitually, and BY pre-
ference. The iawn-colored mass which
constitutes the dainty part Of the cys-
ter 10 ito liver. and this 10 little else |
than heap Of glycogen. Associated
with the elyoogen, but withheld from
actual contact With it during life, 10 its
aPpropriativs digestive ferment-the
hepatie diastase. The mere crushing |
Of the dainty between the teeth brings
these two bodies together, and the ely.
eogen 10 at once digested without other
help BY it, own disstass. The oyster
in the uncooked state or merely
warmed, IL, in fact, self-digesiive.
But the advantage Of this provision is
wholly lost By cooking. for the heat
immediately destroys the
associated fsrmsnt, and Q cooked oys-
Ter has to 10 digested. like any other
iosd, BY the eaters own digestive pow
erO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

A Kentucky colorsd clergyman is
reported on his way to Chicago in
search of bis wife and tho deacon who
has elopsd with her. He carries .
Bible in one pocket, and says be hopes
it will prevent him from using the pis-
tol which Is in the other; but be isn't
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

A parrot hidden in . cage behind .
box containing . coffin in . Central
railroad car, the other day, greatly
frightened . baggage man when it
cried: "Let me out, it's hot" 1t
was some time before he could be con-
WINGED that the dead man had not
come to life.
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The Greatest Blessing

A simple, pure. harmless remedy, that
cures every time. and prevents disease
By keeping the blood pure, stomsch regu.
lar, kidneys and liver active, 10 the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bittem ID that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed BY thousands Who have
beeu saved and cured BY it. Will You Try
u? See another column.-Eagls.
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APRIL DRAWING.
$llz,iss

I,'stI FIll"-, tII-,fN
Whole ticket. g. Hail ticket, 81.
q tickets. S51. So tickets, Sloo.
Remit money or ts.ak draft IN letter. or send by
express. Don't semi hy registered letter post
office. order. orders Of g. aud upwards. bv
express. I've sent at expense
Address all orders To- K. W. BOARpNAN. Courier
Journal Bui1ing, LOUSY lie. ny. or 7. j. COM
EEFDRp, 2i2 RroaG Ssy New York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

A boy fell over the prscipiee At
Rochester, N. T., into tho Genesse
river. . clear drop of l20 feet. and
vas taken out of the water unhurt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

An eastern paper believes Mississippi
wiser than Massachusetts, becsuss
Mississippi keeps JEFF Davis at home
and Massachusetts, sends Dawes to the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

Tho engagement of Rutherford b.
HAYES, IT,, and Miss Alice Smith.
daughter Of William Henry Smith, of
Chicago, is announced.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

Owing to his many other business
engagements, Secretary Blaine has
rendered his resignation - . director
in the Riehmond 4 Allegheny railroad
COMPANY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
Durnott's Cocaine for Loos Of Hair

0uf0oSt'o C0C0o10o Tor Lo0o OF Hair
CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1880.
Three yssrs ago ny hair va coming out
very fast. and I Va nearly bald. VA
also troubled With dasdrua. began using
Bu.Hs1rs COCAINE. and ny hair inne-
diaisIy ssopdsd coming out, and has con-
SANITY tea getting thicker. Ny head 10
nov entirely ire from dasdruG. Ny vile
hes ussd the CocoAME With sqsslly -
gratifying rssults.
PIT. Plat, With F. MacVeagh 4 Co.
BurusssS E,raeis Are the purest fruit
Asvon.
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Reports from southern Kansas state
that . fair fruit crop may be expected.

In some OF the villages of France
they ring the bells to bid the people
"beware of American hog meat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

Baltimore begins to get good share
of the smigrant business. Nearly
forty-sevsn hundred arrived at that
mort last week.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

An idiot of hidsous aspect bid in .
house At Owingsvills. KY, and when
found BY . woman, threw up his hands
and halloosd at her. Tho fright killed
her on the spot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

Among the FIRST orders issued BY
Mayor Wilson, of Topeka, was one
closing the saloons and breweries on
Sunday,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas samuel Carpenter and Mary y. Car
pen;er, bis wife 10y their certain trust deed dated
Fetru2ry 18th. lssJ sui recorded in tin. recorders
Ofir,. et P.ttIs county Missouri in trust deed
and mortgage record No. ~ ON Page ~ conveyed
o. the undersigned trustee the follow IA =
de~sF !bed real estate situate Petti~ rounty
snd state oi Missouri to wit: The west halt OF
ttr southwest ,I,lsri-r OF SEXTON town-hIp
Forty four OF range tventy-oue-wbch >t! con
Neyaa-e ms made IN trust To secure the pay
p'tn' at the indebtedness IN said trust deed
d"srrl'"i--and Whereas two payments and
interest of -,Ii indebtedness, have become du..
anl defiant; has been nis.i.. IN the payment
thereof, Now therefore, by yirtue of the power
IA "a" vested !.y and IN accordance with the
tt-- pr"ft<i"a 1t -;,ri trust DECD upon request ut
'he Legal hotter Il said indebtedness ], th- uu-
t,~rsisE.,! tr,i~tee will on
FRIDAY THf ETH DAY oF "iY lsSI
sni between the h"ur~ of eight %, .ek In tn.
f'.r~uopu Sui nv" ~ ,.s'iosk ~ the afternoon If
III cray. sell ths. above described real e~tsf..
1T tn. court hOu~s 'ioor in said county of PeitlS
81 pttsasc v-ndue tor cash 10 satisfy SAID "a.
drht"sin"~~ nov due sI,d the costs and expense VI
thi- trust.
JAMES e. THOMPSON. Trustee.
u. q. ~iunrt. Attorney J-I.y.sf