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f,,,er ID ~ J-r,;ss-3 >ssse- a-a sSss-st
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h.,,vr .x-,-ss N syrsrss over cErr inlrrrss.
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r-s--,,4- ~ -shf-h orr ,s,ssr : aid being
7.v,-,5s,i r. .s,r,r,i.i sl-rcsd sad mostly
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t-e.slS "a - .-a-r 81 ours rst,rrus - u
= - &c.. IL scr f-rlr,srt>s hut net 81
s-r tsss would rF racesSi-v b1-rer the ra;e
81 aV,ha,se 4 ll-ss part q car ssiga-
urrhsS. as-1r fayia.. f-r CIR imports, uiiss
vet remain Is tie Unitet >sHtcs n the
.hsua II Investments or u expenditure
f1r rh--z-~ used ar 1hestS sccCuI plaS1s'i
th-r-
To e,sr>sf-f AMI rglltre -he cblecEcns
s.-sza-s th, TreJsy = essential : the vCrS
srs-si-- thg most gt present., Bs-t z :
sz-er 81 tr- ra-t q r1e case. The hens-
E-s cuz-h- slFays 10 De- kPpt IA zllad wtn,h
the Treaty las already secured % the psso-
III ard Co the Government cf sae (ri1ei
>-atss a-i wnich Eventually, z t1- TrsIry
.l-1--sa-, VII i-creaee % 81 extent tia;
4-ar - frn5iese a,fvucates can hardy
fr---ses.
Tie rar,r ua5ch NJ h VI WhiCusy
rrszarsj last Ocr1her Ter tn Planters
Crmrang rseita~, II s blrclhis manner
ny Ut rhs hsrei1s 20 winch We alUie
rEa r-ustey- 90 the CCmpans wuCld 81
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CuRCUIT COURT FOURTH JUDI

I. Gal ClEC Crr. u1Etll1a Islaals l. r~et1f-
AZ gl1ulcr-- et1-e tta tretl Ci--aif F1lse = ftr
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lf Atlalgis - 1a-etsec
On -l1i-l- - allrg l1e relIsiCn t1s teru1zta %
NJ M1rE Ana Nql-1lr a1f ErHak Ei-1f AI1-ta ~
ir1-1rs % IA ks-tr- % A1z-ss tcurll ATE - Haut
1is hal1l. deceased wherein rlrF 1sk % = t.o~s.
Aat'- r1- ta1r-c iaersslre- 3 f1g . ana AZ IA
- -1ui- nay = ez1lliaee a1l s5rrusct ali ;a1i
tlt e-if nay B. l1e - iistri1lfi-1 = a. -5.fsT
,-ill ie i1--- 111-sl- o. - pr1-. t1s1lfg .as--
e. al -l--lIr--- tleu ard t1str szrrtias SO. 81
fI-l1l- - 7l11saeal-E s1ref ALI a1isr-Irrrs
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a n - a. Sea eciock a y tat1-s fta aid T14-lr-
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1e1rt1E sne Erf-r1l a1t srrcl-fs and tr1. Al rcr
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ealss Z tag taeE have uAT t1e s4z1e shaa1 nos s.
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.ls l-1 tll aFttl -l11l-s- 81 rl1i.s1st rcspecs
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----ys Eerks p1e7aa- 90 ia= fine tlersis arprzi-t
n1--'i AZ Ealaa- a. T. AIS ~ s1gof Feb. A D ~
JACOB HARDY
OF rrrfIa 80 Ia-als|
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-28

Aaili-zLEr Is ls-hlfs gs -lurllnlnz N
regiment refusing lie lilefflans IEgssi
s---illzJ tlG E-arE Illtie by 1re e IT.
1-iinilz p /" lslLl--su- Lhe arETIInHnr Is
= alnsierzra n tlEe AMI - clear n L.
array II lIcrz rAa1 Il auzar to have
H=l--r NllrlllU r. llss= lis.sIra.f hv err
ziil-1ssi-- tIan lvsr,irayn n 1nfair state
-lis1l= 1tsuf tle working II tie rragT--
z--ii t-r me s-seLsIE r-lI=,lu- azu.e sr.-nl
ne 1E11elpie x rle ra-lG EAaf % III.
1--liiz n r-lr vel ln5lrnlisst rlnEa.r gr
-il=ss statements siTEslF rzacf T. rhs i-airl1-r
~ r-l=ss E1u maze them
tAn writer II the above BanrnLisf .srrl,ffi
lussiF etinrilt- himself = ans7vHF-nr. The
alilzl- Z ncr TIE only aiiitss.flllrz vhzch A.
ll-s-,t a--l11s- ne E-zaFF- uamel7- NAT
fazi-in Coast r=dnsE1is AMI MT he gs.slrsiss
q 1s L1-rsst -tzszs- rsaE IN hssnesir 4
t-s rsIa1s=sun u tizrzl.s. and thar tiius.s
rsnlHr-f= ar inns znai,i.... e t-.szras Z
a-ilnnpei- II ne MARKET winch : rpur-=
ave - ne pes5Fle IpGn The Facilie Coast
and WHICH also nj ETE-sa rle siIuzr market
u r1rs extern rEnners II t1a Aliszisziri
Ea--'sT EzrElsut a. l. ne MATER and
a-l11sz Eul1Eial u II tAEnesH a. i he
1a1naE 4 ms pamuEls1aer be- leaves
EI1cn rssnalnzng . be sid up1n ne points
Il wiilch he tzsats- Fer ezzn1ple be siues
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-28

Tn condition II the Treasury at the
rrs=sn1 mlmrnt- Is such. a. that even The
must euus@rvarlvH among IT, muEt he b.
efuEnE uleas7 0H lle mOrumg Gf
February .--Ist- the Balance n tbs. Treasury
lursHie e =pselal deposits. the actual
ucnevs q hand wIrn which the present
Cabinet propose % carry On the ordinary
mach merry II governments and a. make
thoss grand public improvements thai We
have leHr5i - mrch about WIS reported t.
B. Si5-.'L7-l5. ltssz eEsh than an primarily
7yau--llv ,,irl-lzn mi--il1 have = his credit
aE lhs Bank EE less cash Enan many L
veHlrll-- Young mAa n Lnutiou. Parls Ct
=-ug II the g-sas eIEes Il the United
star can throw away AMI never fHai the
lls=. Tins then Is what We have reached
" have Ind a grand c1runatIUu- WHICH
proved the imaginable farce that always
Waa urztizcra,I We have rad Al The JlE
MY winch I'D once Belong u Royalty
here really Stripped from n shoulders
11d We have S36l10 ct hike over f7-af1
n lrr Treasury
The -saE-ssg Prsz- We he6eve. under
-sTlnla14s Ire laeuma Il thH na1lou hIr me
past nIus months During that period We
arr z7ren 10 understand that the present
sLAAlN- When rhey came mha 0rEes
=here vas a5our SI5,3isl0 n the Treasury
lheT have na1acs,I "a hgrrgw sI5lHal.
they have received considerably svzr $40,
tlsl tlrC uifIlTIlz R,=rsirts. The sams amnUaE
flr ta1e-- S9B00H for Ec,.nsss- and the
balance Is made NJ af a number Of miis.ei-
-llll,=,lFs raceiprz-
v har have they --ut "a snow fur al tins
almost nlrhmE / Br1mmagzn corona
I'm winch has called down thf. con
TEMPT # the whole civilized weird. Of
vnlcn the press Il cur z-zHz n,sIz.hCr
naturally alakss TN as tLa San FrzneIi=en
lEarli.ssr II =Ir1IzE-7 L. the san rznei=en
l-ii-l ll,llaf- II Z February tn thts New YORK
iissl-f and thn Detroit lsi-s Fi'1r have done
Remarks have appearzf n these payers
acrI.sl-g altF1caFIag revolution advocating
vigilance cnmnl-rfees advocating lmme-
l-laEs a7-aezaridn and -yi=eenI county
government q b. attached z he Starz 4
Call-lirala- L We 20 ever the continent
q k.lEallss Eng-and We ind similar cen
tzlpr= We ind me P a NJ e-s.ss-a- one CT
ne 11nsT Ell.eiF Rad Meet hz--nlT EuEFT.
gIaEsssi papers n Crest EslrzIn and nEsr
C1iGnzes- taking II THIS ar a -Jtlzfadssnr
lr1ls realm Speaking Il the k-ar as a
-=,sTiHi- hHrharuuE ci.zEtr advising such az
b. t. srzE At home Z anrh-nE but n1IIy
-eza b. learned By a tom zlsrnaG. cIaszI1g
k-nr kalakzEIz Il ne barbarian Csrawz7Sz
snd finally =HTlng mat what he oueaf .
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PATENT NOTICE.

WulEE.t.-AAs \ PATENT ;; Wa ~ Is, Is
as .- 1v 1r Nl .-7r q Us t-criar r1lrr tle AVS
Gf .i., Nn-lnm. t1g tids ii& cane r-ash Causuli
Eurnlcu. th.s warn az rg--sus t-tl1,l an ins-ia
men- % enc slaL ral-lL
T., BzEWEE 4 COMPANY.
AgruEs of r1r davis sflfitcu "a,
%. O Ctefllt. scc'y-
usnun1ru. FtHruHre IN ~ HH
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Mortgages Netice q Inssnsscato rsree,,,.
I NOIfCf II ltTRkNN et<-x-x
NOvsSsSees Sessce Sf intention 10 rcrvclss
NNrlEI Il mERNRN EfNrN

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Ae1r v NsnaHi tal Neir,a " kaIaI11. ~ sits IN.
hs.lh lt.trN ra NlHi. 80 tt1tt Nt1estt e. 40
tset0an 20 Hcs1i iu tte -tt 70 ~ f..ssr.- - 4 -
fg1arfcs n thsr q ~ "a - = - tat ~ tll.1,
o.. ftr arIIE-lrs IS sfI 'u.lfr1.r llga So - 81
D VII tte a,1 Tss1sfatsf o. ncllf slsslv lall9N,
ieti t l1t sl-rat1 30 'lis ti7snit1is Ard afrei,
lit1f, - st.t 1'g1.t.T ga Qsaisines tas ees<rikt
ela a'fsr Itl Calc 'f11fIat tr au o. ssd q f~atE
Arsiea sreaet q ~ e-ctrt 81 tAs ss.eissas !,
herrta erfTrr nerlssnal
Nlf r''afN q ssa N'afsttt tIfsf Nj tsid. siia
tle O. lee tsataa g Nakal tai at,fr ga-tca is-f A.
slli = MAJ falrr1 NJ fi, crafaiesrr a. trra e
80 t.fN Acy., ara a.so % tksrffksr1f. tsaanf F.
Nla. 80 u'rr lassatirc ttryricsi "a S-gti f-sisai
~ ~ l'sc 'ti7ics An atet e = Atres, tfleet 3.
NaeHrs tkNr~ u ANfnNff
rnf'd M1relsra. Falrriry sfk. fSSN
~ 49, ~ ~ n - - !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-02-28

- MAtlAN f>EANu~ o. rrrhr.e f-ts-4 s'
Ntha. Hauall1r is1tufs.
o. ~ uli,s5 II ~ E>rNrE OF RIcuAED sUN-
tNerNN. tscea.lf
A iec1sgat F1r7criias 10 be- he iist Val aat tssa
meat % Achira CnFlnlfrn lrreascf hEvs1< "a tA-
-. Cay 20 la1 ~ lsl r-I-c1;ed . sad f,tktff
Naart and -etsisn f-r fht --cr1f- tharrof ,ad 81
~ is.ln-rv = iFlrrrs rrstansurfry % Aset Car.
tAtt ~ g>nAN. ArEit srh- ~ !. q q - ~ 81
lig AZ tft Ce-rt Eaer - stt Cel1E a. Allalla Hts
= hlcifr. D. and ~ stst- : herrer aFrcn,-l a.
aaa t1t ra1lr t-T 1srzrr iurir~Ffrt A. fFrct- A.
sweetest ne al VA rrl ttr -saaurr 81 Lrsrfr. To-
t,rshg tr7cil,si Z s1irc7ffr Nflziris--ntrix
~ flrthsr arefi iali uefirr ttssecf - -irau BE-
stEctli "a -.r-1a9sr rrluf,j ard rsearArd d Hcao
Ant ii To- sr.ta q s-l-reI tast s.i,fis. b t4.a-a
% srhse1itnc Witnesses 20 -til vim ar1 20 AZ Les
% a. t.--ft-r @ aarear n-l ccrs--f fae rrcease
All 81. o. rle Ef11- nrraIglr1f
laiei Eaaei-il- o. q 20. IN, ~
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N THF sUPRFMT COURToFTuT

/ y : wi lAl w lnI
IL Htazi51n Eiu-11ul- EaltCtra 81 The Gaze y
fazks E-l- ME=slll g t.s Eiur31a ~ ~ D-p1fs-
tr-eHrlrG Anu 1arlrF r111srrr.1sl1 - So
ALzAAAD2E4 Z. Gag q RIGHT, r.. Dssez1a1L g.
-t-l p alll 81 Fz..gu 1rsals rts1l1 frer-v az
if-sE .s7-e a---f % D. szt aggssr beso-r IL -
gelft a. - ft5lar1 l--l i.sra1f. = Sc t1itsa
iar l-ll-l 70 GAIA O. MONDAY - ~ ~ q g1-l
az E-Ea- = = D r.ees a. % s11E c1zsz E-T -
c-1ls % IHEEE-A CAElW EfsHr Plls-sig ssc1lf
a1t 3 islr.st ,rr 3z-su1-r % tas ts1sr y hs- a.
1elsri 7rr-i11.
And have yla sa-u th-e tai. T.- Ska ssfi rsia- 20
Wflas-s. H1l. A FRANCIS 5CDD cz.rf
t-sH taiiles g Gag .l7re--. co.ri. a Helnili1
ts-- 80 -rg - illzITT. A B. ~
~ B.Enszs. CI1rE
u u1lel -11azl-s l1e M1-r1ll nlLs a. t1ll1air-
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IN ~ saaleas lss ssr-i 4 - ssasle . A.
= .1 A.ensl11- , LlrsEz.-as- = : tAis kIzz.a1i
0-irreLf ~ g. FAEEE Wa-Ff4I
Haaa.-Is- 1aza1rs lrs- ls-s
Htrlilin lsaaz-s-
Ar1g1T z-fg rla- rhs ritail il1 sass.TsiEs Il .
irle tae r. ASA e1I - ~ --si1li s1zz1-s is.--
a ~ Z - ~ lllrEs. l-sr-sl clrrsrizit - A.
1-ez = ea-rT-l-l- r. rll als1 ~ re- Nacszal-s
- i-eiie - i1st = s-as1a . sa.& Hsrss4I-
-zizi1 ~ elsst ~ l1s fz1l1sI Tea tz.-s1f. D
- a. lrte- t4e - -o--I1la1 70 - - A.
Tern j. . - aa1 -lzt l. l5e --e1rtzls - sffe',l.
eegF y AS s1asz- - 5liziel 1000 81 o.
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e Elassl Essrsgl ! hlss ss--1zta
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-as----- u-Ir-H1.1 -.lr=-asi b. -lf7-71s1l-- b.
~ E '1l--E -5ltl -Z elr
a -la t1Ilce Minister 3
-.rs MI elirrr --as lIl r8. rr SEM rn
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vas -rHrl-r- r-- -lIr ea- 81 -.iIs-.s,l ---
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SVPRENE CuVRT on TuF M.

,irtsr 3 CIV tHCN, sisr7viss tt'N NxE SAN
N1-te T. et7ea1 sfea iati urr-irs 81 ~ srciilss
NHH ffNH H7erEa lrrg- NlfNasI rtH estate 60 If n
EuIN, elh 5-vlse LIN NEE SAN b az ssssans 81
So lg rrul-ls u - lcli A. iAr csrr ef thr Jicsk
g, % >lF--1ic Nalft r. ucrc'lla. rtEfs11Y "a
-fvIlas As-su- e tAs ssi Birkr1rt's Esisfe rarr-
ant tc tac >ttfzs-
NO 3 EAKNAEp
t'lrk >er-rzls Sesii
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sorsgsgces Nehce Of Foreclosure and Il
Sale

y ACCORDANCE WITH \ fsOw =
So 81 >tf r'ntta al m cllttl1 usftraxis aanr y
Nftc.f Be Nats n Va,ske. tstls the tth asv 81 M
- re,t to t'tss =. l,e -. sst.xesl - -tsleta
~rrVee tf la1 tFssEu7art railfa b. h4sahf sts "a
sl rrfFstrey letfrls la feFuscsf satt rrftrs.r A.
eoaisr ''kTr. tra u's sal f1ltx tss1rr WI sff' 81
rHnIl r1rHI.1t a. tal r'f..r rI N ~ I1sIls uor-sl
~ >Nrt MAY. Nar,t era. AZ n. v = aid ~. IS
tEr.ss t4sc ~ l.. sita -eitltcv 4 Mes spes ~
tFEH.sls 90 q -1I trN -.lsffId fcft sirfsi N1rt
MA si-tsai nltl Iar refu'Isfs 9t y Nreakcstsi
Fs.-,ass -tit.ssli-s sas 5, aai of " q CA>rtv
AIuelrev Al tta. Nsryftsi >tregt.
SFNruNN ~rrNNNp
kaaIr AL ~
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CorArtnerShin Notice.
NOTICE OF GRANGE or NAsS.

UpoN TlIE PETITION on F,NNE.
L EfNE OtEES i,s c1t1gl 90 ntut. tAe e. lee laz
leyrrv ans u1tl1 s. rs NBcsN PRIV NsHnsil tn,a
M At llr te fgera1sy. aS>N wa
ms nfrIn 80 kHfna4'sn tslrs rs hrr rec-aon,
chan-,7i q, ENNEEtNE AfDNG. rlhs aeyev = e.
gil ur De- 1aelsAc4 ilc b'lr consecutive uvrNs .
~ itsess-sN ggrEVll srasla1sr psinlNi and 7ae
CHA> q. EUun
>agcelaEr Hrlsv Na1ueth
ri.tHH rflI.e. Ea1n-lrn1. 30. tlth- ~ 500
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Motto Of Incorporation.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE DESIGNED HAVING
Il BEEN lIr r1puilzai LlarE--r - -Ie Es-I1e Il N
: lQ-5 dsr.a--i ant suari.al u ll- nilIar ehfl-
--si- Al 1er-an= having Gains 1gtlla5 ard e--I-s
arr hereby lurdsft o present 81 -n1- 1si4F-
t1a W'lafn mgufila ARR -le Irs lsregr tlaF
81 d. firsrar har-lal. 1ad gerEcus indebted .
siit rsilla ma ll1llsiiil1- 1aTllen-
A. aAEFEE
Ezscutnr " sfe ~ ~ ~ 3 zasa, s-eFslsst-
Hauofu'l. Ee1r1arv Al 1-I IN
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slauaiian Q)aEettr.

An s--cie srrss-s3 II TIE 1,rF Lh--
-- ~ F=h z5ta. whi-a a-.srsrus 3, draw
q ua-u-el bgrr-en IT, rlarS u uriv1.s
e-c-s ard e'--rsr-z1su- -zryu-t 4 =
rl1iz 5-11l tie toce n Ellcl 70 = u-'--s'i-
-a1r -1s F-sElier and 1zs cll--a rs.-i-,1 the
l-s-Hsr--lss1E e1lrlcvss as -l,7Lr 1ls- >t5cil-
ucgue--v They s-rCsJ rla- they 1-e the
,e-va-r. Mt % ths M-~ssrs eu- ~ tle
----- rLzt Ni-lSu1rs arr auuclEtst ~
-.-va-Es II ~ -lt-c- rlar the business
-z--ss = p Ac1-z El-s p, -lr cu.i
-a~- ct every -Ia- RI tlls eluzl--l=--s -,tr
= -ecrH-s ~ r-s 1ll~-1-ll age n
--crs1> tc- -uEz % p t-s ccmmCu
rr-ugr-v - every -lL payer
arl WIN s1rsrs Government slrl-s
f1.-~ -rt 1-g De-. V-,ila.--v, b. hEs q
--1 O. l~ rCE-cl- -rlE1->, s1c D. his
-- e. aE-r-~- -lg1ra Dr. -E, a. 1rreh
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ara z-~- rll-a n, ulr -Ez-g and -ss-
rszlr1 NJ sT5l-,E --sIT and NJ. Nl..izr
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

SS~ ~ oo'ASA y 80
Charles H. Younger, ct al.
virtue Of Il renewed order of sale, issued
ID from The office of the clerk of the circuit
court OF Lafayette county. Missouri, In favor
OF Louisa A. Younger. William o.. Younger.
Anna 3 Downs and Edw rd Downs, her hus-
bani. Bette j. Thornton and John S. Thornton,
her husband; and against Charles H. Younger.
Josephine Younger George Ann Younger,
james e. Younger and Sailie Frances Younger,
to me directed. ana returnable to the April
term, 1883. of said court, ] will, OF
MONDAY. APRIL 2ND. 1888,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon of SAID
day., and IN front of The courthouse door. in the
souri,, during The session OF the said circuit
court OF said county, sell publicly, by auction,
to the highest bidder. for one-hali cash In hand,
and balance in one year with eight per cent. in.
terest on deferred payment, ali the right, title.
interest, claim and estate OF the said plaintiffs
and defendants in said renewed order of sa..,
In and to the following described real estate,
siIuute, lying and being In the county OF Lafay-
cite, and state OF Missouri, to-wit: The east
half OF the southeast quarter, and i've Isl acres
OF The south end of the east half OF the northeast
range twenty-iour I24l; and twelve and one.naif
tl2A acres described as follows, to.wit: Conn
ineneing At y corner fourteen ll4) rods east OF
the northwest corner OF the west half o, the north
east quarter OF se :tiOn twenty-ore I'LL. town.
ship t'ty-one 1911. range tventy.four f2a]; and
running thence eust wenty- five 1881 rods thence
scmth eiahty (s0] rods; thence west twenty-five
1881 rods to u corner fourteen [I4l rods
The northeast quarter Of section twenty-one,I2 ll,
township fifty zone 1911. range tweniy-foari2 li;
thence. north eighty 1901 rods to a corner Jour
teen tl4] rode east OF the northwest corner of
the west halt Of the northeast quarter. Of section
.wen,y -;o"r III Es.} township fity-ons ISL. range
Gwen under my hand this Let day of March
1853. BENJAMIN L
ni3td Sheriff
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31
SHERIFF,S SALE

SHERIEFsS SALE.
j. Tate snd Magnus w. Tate, her
husband.
VS..
Kirchhof. Henry Kirchhon. Martha Kir-
chof, Sophia Kirohhoh, Anna Klrchhof and
FRITZ Kirchhof.
DY virtue of a special execution, issued
ID from The Office of the clerk ofthe circuit court
oil Lafayette county, Missouri, in favor OF
Je-nnette } Tate and Magnus W. Tate. her
husband. and against Emile Kirchhod, Henry
KIrchhof, Martha kirchhof, Sophia Kirchhof,
Anna Hirchhof and Fritz KiIchhoff. to me di-
rected, and returnable to the April term, 1855, OF
said court, I will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 2Nu 1888,
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and five O'CLOCK in the afternoon OF
said day, and In front OF the court house door,
in the city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county,
Missouri, during the session of the said circuit
court of said county, sell publicly, by auction,
To the highest bidder, for cash In hand, ali
the right. title, interest. claim and estate OF the
said Emile Kirchhof. Henry KlrehnoG, Martins
KIrchhof. S0I.hia Kirchhon, Anna Kirchhon
and Frrz Ktrchhof. defendants IN said
execution, in and to the following described
real estate, situate, lying and being in the
county of Lafa. cite, and state of Missouri, to-
wit: The southwest quarter Of the south ives,
quarter Of section ten ll0]. the northeast quar-
Ter OF the northeast quarter of section sixteen
ll6l. and the northwest quarter OF The north " est
quarter OF SECTION fifteen (loI. all in township
TORY eight, range twenty -IOur I24l.
Given under my hand. this LIST day Of March,
1888. BENJAMIN ELLiOTT.
n3'd sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31
PERSECUTION.

from the Philadelphia Press (Rep } March 2o.1
It is q little hard on Commander
Mullin, of the lost United States hulk
Ashuelot, that he should be made the
subject of court-martial, on account
of the sinking of the vessel. 1t is un-
pleasant enough to be compelled to
cruise about in the river mouth upon a
vessel which is liable to go to the bot
tom at any moment without being held
to strict account for the loss of what is
pleasantly called q United States
steaner when 1t does fulfil its manifest
destiuY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31
SUNDAY REST.

There are two solid grounds on
which Sunday laws rest: one, the right
of the prevailing religion of the country
(be it Jewish, Christian or PAGAN to
have its day of worship free from dis.
turbance; and the other, the right of
every man to an equal share in a resi-
day from t il.
As rerard the first, if this country
were a Jewish country the Jewish wor-
ship on Saturday would be peculiarly
protected from m%olestation. If it were
Q Mohammedan country, the Friday
should be in like manner protected.
This is simple common sense applied to
things as they are, and no action OF
doctrlnaire theory. Where there is a
conflict of sacred days, as among Jew,
Christian ard Mohammedan, all cannot
be protected, and hence the majority
must determine the question. This
certainly distinguishes the sacred day,
but does no harm to those who do moi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31
elbow is the law business in Louis

Chow is the law business in Louis
vile was asked of a lawyer by q repor-
said he. eyes, but it will take anoth-
er start, won't it, jest as other business
does p "Well, I don't know about
that. There is undoubtedly q decline
in the amount of law business. People
are compromising a good deal more
than they used to. Where formely
there were long and expensive law
suits, settlements are now made with
out litigation; and besides, men are
becoming more careful i'll ~transacting
business, thus preventing misunder-
standings that lead to contests in the
courts. No, l don't think there is to
be any great increase in the law bust
ness"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31

A farmer at Amesbury, Mass, has
among his poultry a single dove which
came upon his premises about a year
ago and domesticated itself with the
barnyard fowls, at once assuming their
habits, roaming with them through the
day and roosting with them at night.
When the fowls are confined the dove
remains in their inclosure, although it
might easily ~ outside.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31

"Boys," said a Leadville preacher,
"you'll find this life like a game of
seven-up. You want to save your tens
and look out for game an never beg
when you hold a good hand. Also
recollect in the long run low counts as
much as high, if it is only a trump.
The devil has stocked the cards, but
just play 'em honest, and when it comes
your deal yer boun' to get a winnin'
hand every time,and old split-hoof will
jist have to jump the game and look
after a softer snap. Also, if you hap
pen to turn Jack call it lucky, but don't
forget to remember that turning Jack
is uncertain business andll never do to
bet on"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31

This was the way his spouse encour-
aged him when he fell from a Memphis
terry-boat into the Mississippi and
was struggling in the water for dear
life: "Now, Samuel, didn't I tell you
so! Now, then, work your legs, flop
your arms. hold your breath and repeat
the Lords Prayer, for it's mighty
uncertain, Samuel, whether you land
in New Orleans or in eternity"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31

Vermont mar bet a neighbor that
he couldn't walk half a mile without
looking to the right or left, and just
as the man started on his walk set two
dogs to fighting about halfway down
the track and won his money as easily
as could be.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31

The Cincinnati Enquirer makes the
announcement that '.if Mr.. John w.
Bookwalter has ten years of life spared
him he will startle the world by his
solution of the problem of navigating
the air. He is now travelling around
the world, not only to recuperate his
health but to broaden his views and to
try and find in the older centers of
some ideas that may aid
him in his great task"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-31

The Mobile Register says an Indian
woman 12O years of age lives near
Fitzpatrick, in Bullick county, Ga.
She was on General Andrew Jackson's
staff as a cook when he cut a road
through the country to Florida, and
has some pots and kettles in which she
used to cook the hero's frugal food.