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TG-HGRROW.
(f TOIEY. Auctoneer,

nj Ely. Auctioneer.
VII SET. commencing SATURDAY MOP MIG
NAfCH THIRTY FIRST, AT RALF-PaSr TEN
O'CLOCK. the stock Of Dry Goods AT COS ia steet
consisting of
WHIT Il GOODS
hILKS, DRESS GOODS. TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS,
PURE LINEN SHEETINGs, HOSIERY, UNDER
MEMS NHTTF DRESS SHIRTS, GOSSAIFR RUB
BE& COATS.
TLANNELS, CASSIMEBES, AND A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
GOODS.
Ladies viii please attend this s1le the proprietor is
detern to sell every art the highest bidder for
Cash.
NJ. FOLEY. AuctICneer.
In31-2w 9GS 1ti street nor Invest
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District Government Affairs.
NO MORE CHANGES AT PRESENr

There is nothing new to state in relation to
police chang es to-day. The Commissioners had
no meeting. and Mr.. Edmonds stated tha> there
would be no FUR Their Immediate action Is to
changes OF the for ce.
COMMISSIONER WEST SATISFIED.
Mr.. West was at his post but had nothing new
to say. He his willing, he says for things to rest
as they are.
BIDS WERE OPENED
at IL o'clock to-day In the Office OF the District
commissioners, for the repairing OF the P street
bridge. The work embraces both wood and iron.
There was but one bidder-Messrs w, B. Downing
Co., at 3,1G041.
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CHAPOTEAuTs
WINE OF PEpTONE
OF which contains 10 grammes Of Beef
alncaly d1gested by Pepsine Ii is entirely assimiia-
Ole and passes into the blood vessels without reoring the
ondsa 70 az any previous work It is highly recon-
cen 60 persons whose blood poor who suffer from
Stnh ~. IhaDesss weakness General Wasting Away,
Of q e Chess Of Work
Travelling or Long Fatigue PARA Rue Viviemne No 8
Sold by all Druggists. A 1A"0 tsa9mlthivo w.
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IVHOMAs DOWLI..t-. sucuoneer.
ihPEovr0 PROPERTY ON WEST SIDE Oh
THIS EVENING.
w ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auotioreers
POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE

POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE
FINE DIAMONDS. JfwELRY AND GOLD
MATCHES
1T TTbfIr sale TIL tbENTNG 1T VAI.F-P4ST
sewn g. COCK and ~ FRY EVENING at ti,e same
hour unit stirt stock ,..-o-ed Of, at sae-roc m
Conner .'-I .Td street. facing Pennsylvania Avenue
being the stock Of 8r. ). Guisten retiring FROM bust
Our iarucona are - c.ose oct the stock A. soon as
possible. Great bargains at private sale DUNG the
day.
nah 9-st WALTER b WILLIAMS < Co. Aucts
4 UCJI0E SALE OF VNREnEFs.ID PIFpCiFs
e. t:I2nis,5eine Sal L. DAY. MARCH Thirty
fihSI Al y IN Ia L. IA. and ccTtIiiI until all
dlspo.ed of. VIII SCI pubc auction Ia gre aud
S&ret ftIneEt 81 uDrtCeelrel Ilc es, Consisting
OF Gold ard liver Watches. Ch4ins, KINGS Braceet
Pms aIu other lewslTy cyerCOas and Jlters, Dress
and Other Goats. Psnts. Vests, Suits Music Instru
me MT CloCis. Guns Eeyolvers, Sewing Ms hines,
Trunks, Cutlery and Pla:cd-ware soii Siivc~aare
Kinds, Umbrellas.
Al parties having goods deposited viii please take
notice.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE
FOLEY, Auctioneer. nll.iO-St@
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AID For IRISH FAMINE 81

AID For IRISH FAMINE SUFFERERs-The regular
meeting OF the Irish Famine Aid committee OF the
Clan-Na-Gael yesterday, at their hall corner
~ street and Pennsylvania avenue, was OF
most interesting character, the presence OF the
Sentlng number OF the employees OF the Govern
ment Printing office with handsome donations for
the relief OF the distressed in Ireland contributing
largely in this respect Letters from Irish bishops
ana priests, chiefly in the west and northwest
districts, showing the locality and extent OF the
existing distress; the apathy and heartleSsneSs
with which the English government regards Il,
and calling upon the Irish race abroad TO hasten
TO the rescue OF their brethren at home from
famine graves, by financial aid at least were read.
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II r. FULTON. Auctonear-

~
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
VIII sell by pub c auction at my store, l2iS Pennsy-
wanna 2Eenie N. w. Cn1nI C;.ciDZ TUESDAY APRIL
THRU. st TEN O'CLOCK A. ii n;y st OK If For
feise1 Pledges, viz Gold. Silver and Metal cdSed Watch
Is Cox ana Silver Vest and Feb Chains Gents Gold
Charms and IOckets, Scar: Pins, Stgds Eyeegas es
EarrlH-S. Pms, Bracelets. adies' cold Necklaces
watch Chains and Locscts Plain COG and St Kings
GOD Pens and Pencils, Diamond E!nEs. Earrings
crosses, t1Ds add Studs iusterS aid So:alres and
In fact al kinds OF Jene.ry; Solid Sl!vtrwgre Nicer
schRuE Pipes and Smokers, &C.
1hfs sale viii continue mornings at 10 O'clock and
evening az o'clock Ent al the lots have teen sold.
teI1 Ia holding tc4cts OF my issue VIII please take
notice. H. X FIJI TDN
In'ioo-4tF PdwnfrOkar and Auct- oneer
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w fEsf. HkD f1 1Sja ssui1DEiE satAfhi1HS
ff4ki6asSs Nv I've r SSs2fEs1 rzs s4xS 1xHfE2
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P s. CocO.
B r KFAsT.
GRATEFUI-N OarCoprTN,n
c o G o A

by thorough knowledge Of the nstural laws which
crresi s q Digestion and nutrition. and by
bss v E6Sos ME aRPs has breakfsst
save us many heavy doctors bills II Is 6y the jucions
~ IN sEcf h ncsos % det that may
Das ~ unuI strong enough to resist every
senaency 70 asease Hundreds a subtle maladiss are
I St 1 ready TO attack wherever there Is
inE ousssisss Ten to.ed With pnrs hood and prop
ely oo0'asneo a1sme' "-Ctua Services GasSt1s.
Mads simply with boiling water ar MIN.
sod IN uns eooly Hlb. and ID J. by droosEs labeled.
JANIS EPPS 4 CO..
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QUESTION 1. What is Fels 4
Co.. Liquid Coffee?
1t is just what it's name implies.
9 first Class coffee, made in liquid
form direct from the coffee bean.
put up In bottles. and ia, without
exception, the most convenient
and economical form in which tn
use coffee. 1t is not chemical
preparation, but is condensed
from pure coffee.
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ESHoMAs DOWLlSG. Aucuoneer.

'sAoMAS DOWLl1G, Aucuonesr.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE No. IA44 PIERCE
IiACE, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
TENTH AND = AND L STREETS NORTHWEST f.,
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL SIXTH, 1888 at
TEN O'CLOCK at the above residence | viii sell lot
OF well Kept furniture. We name i'll part:
Rep P&rlor Suite.
Fine Brussels aid Ingram Carpets.
Handsome Walnut Desk.
Nhat-not
Window Hangings
Rugs. Oil Paintings.
Tpgrayings Hall Rack.
NJ L. Chamber Suites.
Cottage Suit
- Crockery, Kitchen Requisites. &C.. &c.
Terms cash.
House for rent
ap2-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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nR- JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER In , crrt..,
IL sor Syphilis Scrofnls Oyar;um Tnnor -,
ney Diseases and all Blood Poison. cure Of Sypsiii.
FlaraEt IN either stage. SEND two stxmpa for f,a.
phles- Revere House. Bos.oa. N YAM
jeI3 cody On YOyYN gpypp
AfAoANE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR r = :
1v1 6sest ANfe.nse comp lants quickly curd Can l..
Consulted daily st i245 9Th street
1fons o. o'clock y. M. with ladies only. f6-2ms
V(EADi RkADI!
DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
efa;r cure for all Urinary Diseases Inlpocncy (lesA
Sypa.s. &c. Gcnorrh9a cured In IS hour WH
- ESTWlSLE'S. corner 18th street aud Pennsyivnn1a
seal Ga rcceips OF pfcA snii
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The Minor Wife Murder.

THE CASH on TRIAL IN JUDGE HAGNERs COURT
To-day, in the Special Criminal Court, Judge
Hagner, the case OF the colored man Frank Minor,
indicted for the murder or his Wife, Victoria Minor
BY wounds with a razor, on the 18th OF October
last, was called for trial-Dstrlct Attorney Cork
ALL and Assistant District Attorney c. s. Moore
Tor the government and MeSsrS L. f. Miller and
ID Wright for the prisoner
Minor is a colored man, about rs or q years OF
age, ana at the time or the murder was engaged
As caftman, having for years before been known
rs an Industrious and quiet citizen. On the morn
ing OF the day OF the murder there had been some
angry words between him and his WIFE and after
shIering on his days work Minor returned 10 his
nome, on street, between 81 and Az southwest
and finding his wife preparing to move he cut her
Win razor, giving her several gssaes, nearly
seyering the head from the body. Minor made no
attempt to escape, but went 10 the lrst precinct
StatlonhouSe and surrendered himself, and admit
ted the act, stating that his wife had been init
mate with another man. He was indicted shortly
after the murder, and entered a plea OF guilty;
but the government deemed 1t wise to ask that
nounced. MessrS L. d. Wright and T. r Miller
being assigned TO defend the prisoner, after con-
.aitatlon with him, the plea OF guilty was with
drawn. On March 10th, the prisoner having been
brought up from jail formally pleaded not guilty.
SELECTING THE JURY.
On the opening OF the court this morning the Sc
lection or jury was proceeded wth-the regular
panel each being sworn on their uoire dire. From
the regular panel the following were selected:-
James NJ Foster, George Ii. Boston, Henry NJ
and Charles Rouf
The following were excused: George II. Trun-
neil. Noble ID. Larner, ]. r. Contee. Dorsey Clag-
GET. K Carter Bailantyne. z. D. Cromwell. w. o.
Dousl&S, Chas. A. Crumwell, Joseph Redeem and
W.T. Walker. all having opinions OF the case.
ROBERT Boyd was challenged by the defense !;
also, Chas. 4. Keys, Isaac wton, jr., r. o. Polk
fnhoTn, W. Lord and John J. Peabody
w d. Nyyiu had conscientious scruples as TO
capital punishment
G. H. kennedy and W. s. Hoye failed TO answer.
The court ordered that twenty-four names be
drawn as taiesmen from the box, TO appear at 2
O'Clock.
The court recOnvened at two O'Clock, and the
taleSmcn were called, and or those answering
Messrs. John Riddle and W. ID. s. Clymer were ac-
cented,
j. $. Swormstedt and T. II. Rtdenour had con-
Scientious -scruples j. ii. Gheen and A. A. MARI
were challenged by The defense, and r. A Pyles,
being practicing physician, was excused.
Inc court adjourned till tomorrow morning.
The following are the remainder OF those drawn
as talesmen: George W. Gray, j. Hadley Doyle,
solomon Fowler, Thompson Ross, I. A. NC
Laughlin. III. C. Noyes,s w. Scott Smith,
4. X Burnley, John Patterson, w. A. Hutchins, ID.
+. Robinson, r. w. Ferguson, w. 7. Davis D.
O'Leary. John r. ConnelI and Roby C. White.
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& BLNSINGER, Auctoneer.
Ns Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
93S. Gao and 9:2 Louisiana avenue

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES BUGGTES CARRI-
ACT, WAGONS. HARNESS, &c. EVERY TUES
Day THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING.
CGAAtlNCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD
L - GE WEA7 HER.
CoIstay hand and az private sale large stock of
EuCs., New and ecoud- hand Bugies, Carriages.
press "akO.s Hairless. ETC.. etc. Liberal advances
ConslsciilleL.S- f2S I'm
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fllF NkW YORK sToCKMARKRr
TfefollcwIng ere tie OPENING ana CLOSING o,,e~~
tifbe New FORK stock Market to-dav az rsporte
ysreciai wire 10 II. H. Dodge $50 18th street
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AUCTION SALES.
MA. Is ". HANDY, IA. Estate Agent
THIS AFTERs.s1G>.

RIBT .CS ZIP OF The BRICK DWELL ING HOUSE
= s.;S r SIfEI , .OCTHN EST.
Rv vf-e If . deed ia tU-.St. recorded in Iiba-..,
No. les fo.i5 3.5 OF thc sd records syT tie
tret o Gol,bis vii offer for sale, at ratic ,icEi
tios. IN fr 1t q the premises, on MONDAY, APRIL
SECOH il. lisa. st FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ tie LOT OF
ground ging IN WSsllin-toIl ity ID. C.. Known 10
number tenty live 90 IN square hunter three
hqnsr s;d e1Lhy -eisH ,3I. with ihe improvements,
NLc' c}i[is II . o. tO-y and M2pssri roof brick
dwelisr. COR 3i1.snZ tgtl.e c1!ns
Term 1 safe. Onesl.sI Ca- h. haIancA I'm egusl IN
Esa i;elts al SIX 90 aH0 eye i2) JCsths the ,nir
chcse1 - gye bis rC5eS fn- the deferred Iayfucrits
IeGrI interest Ct * Ter cent and secured b deed OF
Trust Oh tie .CQert. o. iOxn Gt tne Of gaIe.
TeJancsIiS =. cost If "a. yhafe-.
...- fTG.'EE CARUSI. Ass1Frce.
). 7. GOODWILL hHct. ureer. nlt23-d6is
'T'hoAAa DowLIAG. Aaetioueer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WEST SIDE OF
ft@ - = = y = n 80 / :. 81 Mr.tS y ~ ID $
ti7: Nc<AA AElfi.. 0t =, AP IL $500 D.
49, A. FFNt U'eLO r, m frout OF tn premises So
shall 80. 81 - in s4uar &c. improved Is 1eeG
dv"li3:s. cod a. aboy-.
Terms: third cash I7lance at one end t7ro YEAR,
with 1ot " ring interest snf secured by decd Of
trust 500 calosi' viii u required time Al
conxeysi.l- st purchase cost. This pros crIy
Tor 40 iE IuCath and is sosi clear OF al encumter
RnCes.
mh31 d6 il THOMAS DOWNING. Aucs;oneer.
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LSOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FT, MONkOR
u AND The soCTH;1Potomse sta6tnhoat COM
pany's popular steamer EXCELSIOR Capt. r. 81 Tuu
leaves eth street wharf every TUESDAYS and THUR0
DAYS AZ 80 p M. and SATURDAYS At p M. stop-
turning Connectng IN Norfolk with Boston. Provi-
dence ana New York steeners and al rAiirord linss
d1Sxsss and ,ssserooms can be secured q 40 Ticket
Ince 1901 Fennsyivan avenue; b. ". Reeds eona.
itS.strsss xhasf f. aTD df &c Gen. sups
W. p. WEIGH AssnG 0kle
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Ir STANDS To REAsos

That when an article Is made or treated on the
idea of getting all the good ont OF it and leaving
the bad or useless portion. 1t must be superior
to the old clumsy method Of producing it any
way or any how by sp-hazard.
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LIMITED STATES n. RsHAL's SALE.

by virtue % writ Of fen facias, issued ont Of tha
Clerks cice Of the Supreme Court Of the District
CT CoIbia and 10 directed Will sell public
safe for n, al the house deer said
on TUESDAY. TEE THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1888,
y 10y Il tfCLSCh NJ. all the right, title, claim
aud Interest O: the defendant in and the following
descr'tt IcCpeTty, to wit Lot 70 ptn of Cniontown
IL salu t-Stict- together with al singular the i'm
prove Its thereon le|ie upon as the pruperry of
I1ngrG IL anderson to satisfy execution, No "a fp5
III Law. IL favor OF Henry u scCauley administrator
CLAYTON MCNICHAEI.
- u. =. Marshal.
THOMAS DpSi4iNG. AEcto1eer. mhl4-l7t
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Bonds Stocks and investment Securities E1:x:,. aud
sold Commission,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
4ss 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.

433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Offers the following Special Bargains in PIANOS and
ORGANS: No. Ia Celebrated New York Upright
fiano. in Ebony Case strnged. II Octave, used &
months, SITS. No. "A lsrge and powerful square
Gran1 Rosewood Piano. cost 1900. and genuine bar
gain. $225 No ga fun Octave, Square Piano, IL
handsome Rosewood. 500: No. A Daniel F. Beatty
organ. costing recently s125. only $780, No "a /
Octave New Bridgeport Organ $50. No. especial
Bargains in the Maciless IVEftS Il POND and CHR
III L SONS, PIANOS and tn SHONINGER GYM
BELLA ORGANS These are the only Organs in the
wcr.d containing complete chime of BELLS and sold on
IS monthly payments
NoTE--1 he above list contains some of the greatest
Bargains have offered to the public Those com
ing first get the pick If went to the Finest Up
right Piano in the city, call and examine the Ivers
Pond 1t is endorsed by the highest musical authority
in the land If you want to sec the finest largest and
best Piano for the money, take look at the Christie
No trouble TO show goods. Fine Upright to exchange
for Square Piano. Cash paid for second hand instru-
ments
C. J. REED,
mh31 4S3 SEVENTH STREET N. ".
q. H. KUHN. 4o7 10th street, n. w. CD
" DECKER BROS. rPIANUS, '"They n
are superior instruments. "-Theo. Thomas.
:. b.. Mills. BURDETT ORGANS. Best made
iuniig and REPAIR mh22
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AUCTION SALES.
HUECANsoN BROS. Auchoneers.

HUECANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
5S5Sa sIoek g aaPfsfE5 SHfsGfe
BESG &c rR 8hIA62 or sr oodtk. s &c COS S
1AISED n STORE No; . go Ninth sIREET,
ESQ HORSE ~ WAGON AND H h2SE SEs AZ
On WEbSEsD,y AFTERNOON. APRIL FOURTH
at Two 0qL2GK We win cell q the
therein. 10 which st:enticn is called. ap2-N
nuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioleers.
sT ToSr G2Ng gF6F q 20 rEgIT AND p9SEE1
f fyEfVf Or rEEScH rrf G2NssTIS
snow = o iIIzii6 s60S5fHS' SHEiviSs' &c:
On WEIpsIsPP4hi ,.Ii!o?IGsIING. APRIL fourth
store the entire contents being partly enumer-
s;e.t a6o'e 20 which attention Of buyers is called.
4 7. CoLDwELL. Real Iastste Aucdoneer.
IBUSTEEs SALE OF a FINE BUILDING -Lor.
AID TENTn sIREf hFS soU h11SEns MIMI
TX virtue Of deed Of trust dated July oath, 81
folio 4o5 ct seq the land records OF the Dis,A-
si Cd e aad at at tie p # the sn PARTY
:, TIE pTe,q mss pSgsDAH the ELsyESTM
O,CI OK p 81 all that isrce Of land sitiate in the
S esT = =, ~, p c. and known as Lot thirty
1e-us Of sae: ne third cash: balance in two equal
with in;rr and occurred by deed OF trust upon the
property sold; O. al CASH at purchasers option $50
cel ct Inc ot SIZE. All conVayaDcing and recording
81 Ti.rea>er's Costs. Term. to lie cCmrIiel with in
seven days from day of sale.
a,a-eo5 a.it, AN tbs WARNER. Trustees.
NJ ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucti,neers.
BIRDS! BIRDS,! BIRDS!M
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
STUFFED BIRDS AT AUCTION.
We win sell at saesroom, corner 10th and d
strSetI :aclIg Pen1!sylyania avenue. on THURSDAY
a. fRlDAI, APRIL FIFTH and SIXTH, AT
ri.!.ffN OCT OK \. M, HALF-PAST TWO and
hh!lt-PhSi SEVEN p. NJ, a large and valuable COL
lection OF
STUFFED BIRDS.
tn COLLECTION embraces large variety of the most
beautiful Birds OF North and South America, preserved
cHd mounted under Glass Shades in the most durable
anu hielke manner, by the well known Taxdermist
L. - Galbra III. of New York.
The collection viii be op Exhibition WEDNESDAY,
AIhii FOURTH. on first floor OF salesroom which
Is vel heated for the comfort of visitors Chairs will
be furnished the aoiies who respectfully invited
ap2-5t WALTER Il. Ii
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DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE.
EoETREss MONROE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH

Inland and Seaboard Coasting Elegant S.osmee,
LADY OF THE LAKE, leaves 9th street wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ~ b;3O .. m:
stopping at Pney Point and Point Lookout going and
returning. Connecting in Norfolk with Boston. Proy1-
deEce and New York steamers. and all railroad lines
south, and at Old Point with the Chess peake Ohio T. a.
Tickets ard sat@rooms be secured ct b.. o. ticket
ofce 1851 Pa ave- Marc Hotel, boat and general
Office, 6l3 18th st. ALFRED WOOD. Sec'y Treas. ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Jefferson Bruce by his certain deed
OF trust, dated the 18th day of Mar, h, 1881, and
corded in the recorders office of Pettis county,
at deed trust book Is, psge 200, conveyed 10 the
nderss ned, dab, trustee, all his right,
title, interest and estate, in and the following
described real estate situated in the county Of
Pettis, state of Missouri, viz: The east halt of the
southwest quarter % the southwest quarter of
section thriy-ive, township forty-siX, ei range
twent two. Which said convey ance me- de
in trust 10 cure the pay ment of certain prcnlis
sorry note, IN said deed described, and whereas,
said note has become Que and is unpaid, now there
FORE in accordance with the provisions # SAID deed
Of trust, and at the request of the legal holder of
said note, shall proceed to sell above described
real estate at the court house door, in the county
Of Pettis, state aforesaid the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, on
MONDAY, THE 18th LAY OF JUNE, 1883,
between the hours OF nine in the forenoon ard i've
in the afternoon OF that day, 70 satisfy said ncte,
together with the cost and expense OF executing
this trust. o. A CRANDALL, Trustee
Dated this 22d day May, 1888. 5-29w3t
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A Society Innovation.

"My daughter is to be married
next week" he said, as he sat down
and removed his hat
And you will present her with a
check for $50, 900, of course?" replied
the broker.
well, no. that's what l called to
see YOU about. / believe in innov-
tioD."
You'll give her $4,000 in cash,
eb?"
mo, sir. / was thinking that you
might take about $500 and buy about
$4,000 worth of some sort of bonds"
"As an investment for an income?"
MOTOR show. Get 81 900 bonds
If possible. Get some that are printed
in red and blue ink, il you can. If
they have big red or blue seals on So
much the better. If they begin In
the name of God, amen they will look
the more important See that the
paper is good. the printing clear, the
signatures in bold, heroic hand and
send your bill to me. The time has
gone when the public can't be fooled by
a check. wall Street News.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, z. X. Marco, by his certain deed of
trust, dated the Sth day of August. 1882, ard re-
corded in the recorders Office of Pettis county, at
trust deed book -, pages $50 and 597, conveyed
the undersigned, Henry Lsmm, trustee, all his
right title, interest and estate in and TO the iol-
lowing described reel estate, situated in the county
of Pettis, state OF Missouri, viz: Lots seven 90,
and Iwenty, (29!. in Meyer Kahrs addition %
the city of Sedaiia. Which said CONVEYANCE was
made in trust TO the pawn Of four certain
promissOry notes IN said deed described, sRd
whereas. two OF said notes have become die and
are unpaid. now therefore, in accordance with the
provisions OF said deed Of trust and at the req est
of the gal holder Of said notes, shall proceed
sell the above eseribed real estate, at the court
house door, in the city of Ssdaa in the county If
Pettis state aforesaid, to the highest iiier, for
cash, AT pui lie auction, on
THURSDAY, HE 31st DAY OF MAY, 1853,
between the hours of inc in the forenoon and FIVE
in the afternoon of that day, to satisfy sao notes,
together with the cost and expenses of executing
this trust. HENRY MANN,
5-lw5t Trustee.
Dated this cath day of April, 1888.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-05
TRURTEE'S SALE.

Whereas, Alphouse Tetu, and Antonio Tetu his
wife, by their certain deed Of trust dated the Sth
day of August, 1882 and recorded the recorders
office of Pettis county, at trust deed book 25 pages
IA and 10, conveyed TO the undersigned, Henry
Lamm trustee, al their right, title, interest and
estate in and to the following described real estae
situated in the county of Petts, state of Missouri
viz: Lots seven CD, and twenty, (2o), in Meyer *
karhs' addition to- the city of Sedaia. Which
said convesance was made in trust to secure the
payment of four certain promissory notes in said
deed described, and whereas, two of said notes
have become due and are unpaid, now therefore,
In accordance with the provisions of said deed of
trust, and at the request of the egel holder of said
notes, shall proceed to sell Il above described
real estate at the court house door in the city of
Sedala in the county of Pettis, state aforesaid
the highest bidder for cash, at public auction,
THURSDAY, THE S1st DAY OF MAY, 1888,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon and five
in the afternoon Of that day, satisf. said notes
together with the cost and expenses of executing
this trust. HENRY LAMM,
5-1w5t Trustee.
Dated this 2fth day Of April, 1883.