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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
BASE BALL BRE\ TILES.


Score of Games Played on Saturday,
july 8.
St Louis, Mo -Metropolitans, Is; st.
Lou ), g.
Cincinnati, O. Cincinnati,, L.; Attn
letics, -
Louisville, Ky. Brookiyn', 6; Louis
viiies, /.
Chicago, Chic.sos, Il; NrN
lCrks, II.
indianapolis, Ind indianapolis, -;
Allcghenys, 8
Cleveland, o, Boston>, 6; Cieye-
uinds, o.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. ST Louis Unions
:; Nationals, /.
Boston Mass Boston Unions ~:
Kansas Citys, ,.
Baltimore, Md. Baltimore Unions, 49,
Clnclnnau-, 3.
Tn iladciphia, Pa. key stones, ,; Chi
lagos, o.
Buffalo, ~ Y.-Bufialos, .; rrpvi-
deuccS, |.
Columbus, D.-ColumbuS, 4; BiltI-
more, 2.
Peoria, III Peorias, 81 Fort Waynes,
Quincy, Quincys,9; Tcrre llauteS,
j.
st Paul MINI. Saginaw, >; 81. iau,s,
|.
Toledo, O.-ToedoS, ;; WashIngtonS
Detroit, Mich. Detroit1, 10; Philadcl-
phias, d.
Saltwater, MINI Muskegons, I Stili-
| waters, ;.
YESTERDAYS uAMt..
st. Louis, Mo.--St. Louis, -; Axe
| ghcnys, q.
Cincinnati, O.--Cinciunatis, A Brook
iyns, }.
indianapolis, Ind, -IndiauapoIi1, IL
Washingtons, 3.
Louisville, Ky.-Louisyillcs, j; Bllti
mores, /.
Evansville, lnd.-Eyausyiile, .; Ken
tons, !.
Dubuque, la,-Dubuques, 6; Chicae
EDWARDS, /.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
House.

The House, IN the absence Of Speaker
Carlisle, who lett for CHICAGO At three
O'Clock this morning, was called ~ order
by the Clerk.
Nh Randall offered a resolution tia;
Hoa. j. {. : BnckDuru (of Kentucky
be elected Speaker during The temporar,
absence OF speaker Carlisle. Adopted
unani'HoUsN.
Mr.. Blackburn on taking the chair
thanked the House tor the compliment
alld said he would rndcavOr to deserve IT.
lnc CLERK was directed /" inform the
senate aud President II talS urtlJn.
Recess va, tnrn taken unit. IL .5oa. IN.
Rr4s,cmD,ing at II 30 the House while
Aaitln. Tor ACTON by senate OH the naval
a,,propriat GA bill, TOOK up aud passci u
numbvr OF pension bills that had been
PASSED y, the Senate and reported by the
House Committee on Pensions.
hrrOr having occurred IN the enrolment
Of the consular AMI diplomatic nppr1-
pration BILL lpint resolution was
adopted requesting The President to re-
turn the same.
Al Twelve o'clpcE thr session Of S4tur-
dIy terminated and the House ut once
went into MOaday's session
III. Secretary 81 the Neuarc cpmmuni-
Gated resolution Tor InGl adJonrhinent
At p m. which VAS at once adopted.
a resolution for committee Ia wait
upon Ia" President vas adopted. Messrs.
Randall. Turner and II i-cOck were APP
pointed on the part Of lae House.
Nor i, nate pension bills we're passed
and the c4lcndar cleared OF thi' class OF
bills.
The consular and diplomatic appropri'
alton bin having been returned b. the
President. the CLERK va Instructed 10
user. IA the bill the paragraph providing
iDT tnc south AU!cricau CoiuIueic a! Com
mission accidentally Omitted IL the en-
loli.nent,
AZ ,hgee o'clock, the hour liked ior hnai
adjournment, Speaker Blackburn de
clared the House adjourned without DAY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
MONDAY. Jl'Lt =. 1854.
81. Lotus

CoTToN Steady; mddIur. a tlI.sn.
th.ouR-Stcady; NAA 10 cruic" $50 ;i.j):
Eatenis $5.IO,tf1i
WHEAT - Lower, 40. I" Ret. - LH' &c;
No. Red, SIC.
CORN Lower: No. = mIxni ,iTac; No.a
white mixed. h26g,2 &C.
OATS-St"udy: No. =. ., '2, sc.
kYE-NOniual; Ne. =, 5,t.' .nc.
OBACCo-i'Tm: me-, rnrrtp1 20 choice.
$5.5btb 81: lear; conmnu rcd 'ott. sb.UUtD
WuU: medium 10 gouI ti:ttsI;.JL
HAY-Prurl" SGp"G, ~ tor pine to
Gho.ce: clover mixed. s5.tp !Dr cninmou
prime: timothy, $40 OtleIi a. too urlne to gilt
edge"
BurrEH-Frmor: ch1ic" "a iancY creamery
lSchlyc: Diary choice to fancy. iLLiUc; low
grades nominal
E0Gs flrn. NJ lUc for 'tr tly fresh
PUrArOh> - steady al .uhaIC per bushcI.
PORK-NomlHul: standard mess. $3.50 DIG. ~.
LABD-NomInIl; prime steam. ,.4C.
BACuS-lonVs. "tJAc; ShOtta, - .QD93sc.
oacai RIBS. 9t4c.
Wool - Tub.wa he'd. choice. 2lc: fair.
.9ks'1,' 90, diugy ana iuw "iN"", tuwa1hcd---
Choice medium, ~ PC; pool average medium
f@toaIc: tclcctcd light I'M" I5sliyt; gooi av-
eragc, lGNl1c; heavy i3fIl1r; cO-nbiuE 4
DiOuh, 2JGo:ic: combing, low prnlrs. lbtsIsc
HIDES -Uuirt; dry TINT. lbc. damaged,
l3c: buns slag7, 100; dry saltrd,
To: dry 6ultcd damaged, Zoe; kip and
calf, sailed. 69,c: damaged, UiiC: buns and
Biags 5i4c: green, uncurcd, 1>.c; dunaYcd.
LAc
SHEEP PELTs--St"aiy; green, ,U'GSUc; dry
do, 4ULlOc., rs to amount und quality Ut wool;
green shcarlingS, ljc, dry do. lUGloc, lamb
skins. 2U9L:5c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
JlOsiu9 Hours Of tho First Session
OF the Forty Eighth
Congress.
The Legislative Omnibus Comes in at the
Las, Moment with B.lated Bills
Thought to Have Been Lost.
The Na7a! Appropriation Defcated-At the
Mercy Of Foreign Maritime
Powers.
Senate.

.ru.,,r. ,yrr. ,,r.Spu. ut fan n;rlock
MI. ,n.,,u.,u
80, 800
Inc mar announced the president
signature To number OF bllis, when
The conference report on the naval ap-
lrotli4iInn nm ,y,,a rDr,iv.d
NJ u.i.. u,,,..l,n r...,.. f,o,, rho
"'i"'e A''c"u '"c"tS'
hf' Miller toi Na1.) Delivered long
| written speech as 70 the urgent demand
| for navy He rrv,rd ihnt the
-uital St, n,f,tt .,, h
"-"''eu W O''i', -"'''"9 WIN "'''' A'"t
p'' '' iIU" IoH' NNt' Ican P""t'N "','''
"'"'" '"u ~ VA '"" ~ vas "'SN'u '.H
-, e'N''S ioI uN - o' l"''' P'cP"'r" i''
49, ''''V N7''' " ~ i'i. 80
| ~, p"'c .', ~ -" Wv" w ,,'i
"'N' "'n'ci III o'u't 10 "''0>' "a '''''
| "'o'.'1 ''''US f'eSt'""' NV ''','
"''S ''' -
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| var Mo'S'n i'P'''H "''''"A '"'' -"
nn'o' rom ''o' '''' NV q, ~
't.' VI "n ""l"'' uppo''u NV ~ ''''N1 It, a.
'''"'" wv" ia i'''"'' A. PH'', ''
"@"t'u navy NOV ~ V'i'"u' ''-H'"'' "l'n
| ''nH' qua io' 'u7 P''''N' w" - :"
'l' was opposed To ta"'I- steps '"' '"'
'h'"'"'atV consul "I'''" ", ~ ~ ''"''''
prcc on 'ac SfouHd 'hat IL "aN h'tucu "
vert war
| Hr, No"@cF sal" 'hr semitic '""'u NOV
mora 10 r'ceuc from inc AN ''"hl'i''> 10
he OLA. since 'hr country h'eucN AMI
'rhIihutu P"WciIu' navy
MI ha",ty "lHo S'oN' a. a. u" CIV
~ ucH'"hu loI navy ''"'"' Il nav
II the event "i lotei@n war AL th.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
tho LAD u, ,ae li,spant Session ~ Goa.
~ as

~ as
WNMu>oloN, july III, f,st ecs'
,iou Of Tins Corgtc,s is dying quietly
without any iuciGvul. The galleries ot
both HOUSES are comfortably nilcd, tut
there j., Little or NO excitement or hustle
about tn caritAt The frc>idcut came
earN and has slg ,ed a.. lcmaining appro-
priation bil : rx:citiug tn navy biz.
RMS measure OWING ~ MIiier'' amend
lneut added - the Dil last u,gHt, winch
was non.coucurrcd in by tat House m,
furnished tue Tor discussion THIS m"rI-
ing. AZ HAS a notion 10 rccrdc !r3m
the Seuate Amendment ~, ld"p;ei
y dna Gdj0ufum- nj wi. occur 1t two
II
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Missouri River comuission.

WASHINGTON, ID C.. Jay Nomiua"
tons OF five gentlemen 10 compose me
Missouri. River Commission rrUN!dcd 10
In tine river aud hlrbor hi, were sent to
the Senate this aitcrpoon an promptly
confirmed lhc Commission COnsi>.s ut
GAr.unu {. BioAdAcud, Missouri WIN. j.
Brcatch. Nebraska: Major Charles Il.
Sutur AlrNanuer Mac keu4ir ALd Oswald
H. Ernst, oi the Engineer COPS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06

wAsnI>uroN, u c. July D Tn.
Marine Hospital Service is adorned that
vcllcw fever has become epidemic IN kiu
de .lanero. The Cholera has disappeared
from Shanghai.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06

Mr.. l., j. Priest, Of Durham, y. H.,
was atiiicted with rheumatism for nearly
twenty year. He tlled St. Jacobs Oh,
the great conqueror Of pain, and was
completely cured
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
E A S r E R GOODS
Egg Cups, Nest Eggs and Egg Stands,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
BIRD CAGES, BIRD NESTS, ETC.
ALL AT G.. M. CURTIS


You should avail yourselves of an OPP
portuniiy that only OCCURS once in
while. Whenever the daily necessities
are 20 cheap a to be less than the cost
OF production, then it is time to make
Investments, even il nos for immediate
ne. Levine Bros. are Offering a thous-
and pieces # embroidery ut remarkably
low prices this week. Goods that are
new, fresh and choice, aud at prices that
will convince ANYONE Of their being IL
real bargain. LEwIST BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06

WHEAT-Flrmcr: 40. . Red Judy. 9jEc;
August, y7'ac; september, g0igc, october.
C0hs-Lowcr jay, 5sEc; August, G0i.c.
September, q &C.; October. GlIic.
Oars steady; july. 3j'ic; August, 3ic:
September. :-i3sc: October, sac.
PonK Dull AMI nominal
LAHD--Qulol; August, S7.1tO7.1G.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06
How They stand.

The following table, show the standing
If the various Association aud League
Clubs up to and including Saturday,
N r
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A Card

70 all who are suffering from the
errors au indlscreiion, of youth, nrr-
vou- weakness, eally decay, loss Of man
hood, etc. will send Il recipe that will
cule you FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy WAS discovered by mis-.
aionary III South America. Send self
address ed envelope to the Rev Joseph
L. lumau, st tton D.. New York City.
3 2Gdec d& WY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06

The atmosphere at hiEar N some To-
c. titles, is almost intolerable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-06

This powder never varies. \ marvel Of
purity, strength and whoirsoniencSs. More
economical than the ordinary kinks, and can
not be- sold Ia competition with the multitude
OF low test short wei ght, alum or phosphat
powders. sold only in cans. ROY Al BAk
ING Pow DER CO. 10 " al street, y.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
County Grange.

The County Grange of LAFAYETTE county
will meet in Higginsyille on Tuesday, Aug,
9Th, 1884, and 1t is i'm Dortant that all men,
bers, past masters and others from all sub
ordinate oranges in the county should be
present.
There will be Il delegate to the state grange
10 elect and other important bushes to trans
act.
TIN grange all over the state is getting into
line for II forward movement, and they are
looking to us to lead of.
Since the grange in this country under
look TO teach and practice cooperative dis
tribution and contrast it with the old cOmpet-
tive system, it has given new life to the
range, not only in this county, but in many
other counties throughout the state.
The little %lecturing that has been lone In
this county has demonstrated that it is only
necessary to present the grange to the think
ing people, and by so doing we can make it
all that We desire. Come out then on August
Bib, t" the county grange with mature plans
and fixed purposes and the work will 20
forward. Ten o'clock is the hOur for meet
ing. and we will continue until the work ia
finished. JACKSON COKDER, Master.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Milton F. Rnylr. Thomas T.. Crittenden, Thu
Farmers Bank oi Missouri. Martha j. Ward and
Richard Ward, her husband, AMI Catherine
Boyd and Elizabeth Boyd. 10y her next friend
Bette Boyd, md Bette Boyd, uiniinlstratri
Of IN" estate 81 Samuel : Boyd, Decreased, and
Edwin tiar,.'r Patrick. Martha Francis Hlck,ju
and Jane ilirklin. t,r huaI,an,i. Marietta Shut,
and John r.. shut. her husband, riiz Abe M
Emma Cox ami john Henry Cox, her husband
Ella Thorn ~ Patrick. Eliza Alice Patrick and
Mary a. Patrick, widow Ol Thomas +. Patrick.
decreased. plaintiffs.
against
Alfred Jones lsliam Martin, Elizabeth Martin
aud Thomas j. JnheI, Il, FIN iants.
by virtue of AN execution iuI costs, issued
II from the oiiCc of The clerk of the Circuit
court nf Ray county. Missouri, and in iavnr OF
the d"irndantr and against the plaintiffs, to me
directed. ! will, on
MONDAY, THE ITH DAY OF AUGUST, 1884.
between the hours al nine O'Clock in III. fore
noon amt i've O'Clock IN the afternoon OF SAID
day, anu in front al the Courthouse door, in the
city "i Lexington. in l.aILy cite county MIssuurI,
during the scssi"n OF the circuit court OF
said Lafayette county sell publicly, by auction.
right, title. interest, claim and estate of the
sand above named plaintiffs. in and To the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, living and
being ia the county Oi Lafayette, and state of
Missouri, t0-wii: The northeast quarter OF SEC.
iion one ~. township fifty (50), range twenty
seven CD; ais the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter III section thirty 1907, town
ship nifty on" t5l). range twenIy-six (lil
Given under my hand this 7th day Of july.
lSSi. EIIIpTT
Julyl2;d Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
Cantata of Esther.

Our no me talent Of colored people will give
this beautiful cantata at the opera house to-
night and Monday night. The following i,
the cast OF characters: King Ahasuerus
Rev. b. w. Stewart; Queen, Madam P. A
L.. Trigg; Hannah, Mr.. Henry Gailbraith
Zeri,h, Miss Lennie Waters; Morlecai, Mr.,
Mordecsi's Sister, Miss Bette Finley
Prophecies, Miss Mollie Coleman; High
Priest, Mr.. William Thirkle<; Scribe, Bey. j
w. Hill; Guards, Mr.. VIM. Hayden and Mr.
William Hicks; IIarbOnah, Rev. DR.. Howard
Herald, Mr.. John Thirkles; Queens Atten-
liant, Miss L.. E. Stewart; Queens Attendant
Miss Emma l.. May; Illegal, Mr.. Bruce w.
Walker; Kings Pages, Alexander and Will
lie Morris; Queens Pages. William and
Matte Lee. ChOruses of Persians and Jews
each consisting of fifty well drilled persons,
will be rendered. Miss Petite A. Ruther.
ford, pisnist. Madam P. A.. l.. Trigg, of
Washington, d. G. conductress. Admission.
80 cents. Reserved seats 10 cents extra ;.fol
sale at the pOstoftice. The Banquet Hall
Feast, at Hagen's opera house, on Saturday
night, after the rendition of the %cantata, will
be celebrated in grand style. All the main
characters will appear in full costume. The
public at large are cordially invited to attend
each evening. The central section will be
reserved for the white people exclusively.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
TO the People of Lafayette County.

Some person or persons TO me unknown,
have circulated a report that 1 have selected
u deputy, In the event of my election to the
Office Of sheriff, who will be Objectionable to
the people of the county. This statement,
like many others that have been indus
trlously circulated by malicious persons since
l began canvassing for the office of sheriff, is
wholly and positively untrue, and spread for
no other purpose than to inture me. Since l
began this contest 1 have carefully avoided
the use of all expressions derogatory to the
character and standing of the gentlemen who
are my opponents. ] have asked the sutfra-
ges OF the democracy at the coming primary,
simply upon the ground that having served
the people so long as Il deputy, 1 think I can
establish my fitness for the chief place. If
elected, there shall be no betrayal of the
trust reposed in me. and as | have done here
tafore, | shall in the future do the principal
part of the outside business, and In nv alb.
sencc the duties in the Office will be dischare-
ed by 4 responsible. competent and expert
enced man, who will De in all particulars ac-
ceptable to the people. Respectfully,
jy2GC3 JOSEPH BOWMAN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Edward Wins"r and Horace W. WInsor,
Va.
Charles r.. Stone.
u virtue Of a transcript execution issued from
- the office OF the clerk OF the cir.
cult court of Lafayette county, Missouri, and IN
favor oi Edward W insor aud Horace W. Winsor,
,nd against Charles T.. Stone. tn me dirrxtrd,
aud rrturnablc To the a august term, 1854, of said
court. l viii, on
MONDAY. AUGUST 4rH. 1884,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon mud live O'Clock in ti,. afternoon OF said
day. amt IN front OF the courthouse door, IN tn.
CITY Ut lexington, In Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during The ses, ION OF the sait circuit
court oil said county. sell publicly, by auction,
To HE highest bidder. Tor cash IN hand, ull the
right. title, interest CLAIM an,i estate of the said
Charles H.. Stone, defendant in said execution
in and to the iOllnwing described real esta t.
situate. lying and being in the county
Of Lafayette and state Of Missouri, tO-wit: The
north half hf lots three CD anil four (4), block
w0 (9, Napoleon; also the north half Oi lot two
(9. block sixite" (lG). Napoleon.
Given under my hand this sth day Of July,
1854: BENZ. ELLIOTT,
Julyl2td Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
sHERIFF,s SALE.

State to the use of Monnijoy
va
George Fsrrar. a..
1(Y virtue of a special execution. issucd from
- the Office OF the clerk of the circuit court of
lafayette county. Missouri, whe rein the state
o. missouri at the relation and to the use OF Geo,
NJ MounUoy. COLLECTOR of the revenue of Lsfay-
ette county. Missouri. is plaintiff. and against
George Farrar. defendant. 10 me directed, and
retnrnahle to the August term. 1884, Of said
TUESDAY,. AUGUST Ora, 1884,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, and In front Of the courthouse door, In the
city OF Lexington, In Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, during the session Of the said circuit
court OF said county. sell publicly by auction,
70 the highest bidder, tor cash in hand, all the
right, title. int. rest. claim and estate of the said
George Fsrrsr, defendant in said execu-
ton. in and to the following described real es-
tate. situate, lying and being in the county OF
Lafayette and state OF Missouri, tO-wit: One.
third lhIl part Of lots twenty zone 1871 and TWEEN.
tyItwo tssl. block nine l8l. McGfrk's addition
10 Lexington; and twenty five 1881 feet Oh the
south side of lot twenty -One lali. block nine
l9l,. McGirk's addition 10 Lexington; and TWEEN
ty-hve feel. the north side Oflot twenty-five I.sl.
block nine l9l. McGirk's addition 70 Lexington.
1884. BENJANiN ETJI0TT
Julyl2td Sheri6.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
Obituary.

Mrs. Susie Duke, wife of Harry B. Duke.
ESQ.,, Of Kansas City, died at the residence OF
her father, Mr..Jno. w. Waddell, July 23rd.
The sudden and unexpected termination
of life for this young and lovable woman,
spreads a shade of sadness all over Lexing-
ton. But a few brief moons have gone, since
she, a blue eyed, fair haired embodiment OF
love Il bride, radiant with beauty, Joyous in
contemplation of unreasonable blsss, per-
fnmed with flowers furnished by affection
and admiring friends; enthroned upon a
chosen heart, sailed away from her family
homestead and parental guidance TO seal the
happiness ofanoth or.
Yesterday her graceful form, consecrated
by hottest prayer, embalmed by signs of q
stricken family, accompanied by the pro-
nOunced sorrow of an entire community
went to the embrace of earth to take its las,
sleep.
"There is no death!" The stars go down
To rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright In Heavens jewel'd crown
They shine for evermore."
In the confines Of its casket, we are inform.
ed by the last beholders, the remains of this
fair woman seemingly unswept by the effacine
fingers Of time, ''pure as a pearl in its shell, .
wore a beautiful expression, emblemati,
OF the paradise whittier the spirit has gone,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Va
Jordan Acres.
! virtue of a special execution issued from
- the Office OF the clerk OF the circuit cuurt a
Lafayette County, Missouri. wherein the state O
Miss"uII, nj the relation and Ia The Use OF Geo
Nj. Mnunjoy. collector OF the revenue OF La.
aa.r!or county, MISSOURI, is piaintir. nnG
against Jordan Acres, defendant. IL me di-
fr'te'i ami re'rrnahl' to the August term 1855
"i said court. 1 VIII. IN
TUESDAY,, AUGUST 5rH, 1851,
between ih,. hours of nine O'Clock i'm the fore.
noon and i've O'Clock IN the iit-rnoui at said
"nf, anu IN front Of The courthouse door, IN Ia.
citv OF Lexington. III Lafayette county, Nils.
sour, surins the session of the said Circuit
court ni sad county. sell publicly, by auction.
to the highest bidder. Tor Cash in hand. ali III,
right, litls. interest, claim and estate Of III.
said Jordan Acres, defendant in said txecu-
ton. IN and To the foiiowin ,icacril-i real cs-
tate, situate, lying and bong III the county Of
I.aiaN cite and slate of Missouri. ln-wu: Lots
one tD. two () AMI three (3), bloch thirteen
U3), Davis addition To Lexington.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF July.
loe4 BENZ. ELIIDrT
j"iSiI'u Sheriff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26
GALL FOR COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

--
HEADQUARTERS DKNOCRATIC ExECUTIyE)
CONT. OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY, Mo-, :
July, 1884.
By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Lafayette county, u Demo-
CRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION is called to
meet at the courthouse, in Lexington, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 1lrH. 1884,
For the purpose of electing 16 delegates TO
the Democratic Congressional Convention of
the Fifth District, which will meet in Kansas
City on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
And also to elect IL delegates to the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Convention of the SIEVE II
teenth Senatorial District, which will meet in
ODESSA ON TUESDAY, SEPT. I'D.
The delegates from the several town
ships to the county convention shall be elect
ed at the Primary election, to be held
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH 1884,
One or more to be elected from each precinct,
the number to be elected ut a given precinct
being governed by the number Of delegates
to which the township In which such pre-
einct is located is entitled, and by the humber
of voting precincts in such township.
Ano AoiioWihB - Luo uuulDer OF ueleSateS TO
be elected from the various precincts:
Clay Observation-Disclosures l, Napoleon l,
Greenton l, Bates City l. North Odessa |.
Davis Township-So1th HigginsyIlle 3,
S~choolingville /.
Dover Township-Dover 1, Corder 1, Page
City l, North HigginsviIle l.
Freedom Township -Aullville !, Concor-
dia l.
Lexington Observation-Disclosures 8.
Middleton Township-Waverly 9, Alma 1.
Sni-a-Bar Township-South Odessa 2, Fer
guson's Schoolhouse l.
Washington Township-M ayview 2, Cen
terview 1, Wolfenbarger l.
Total number OF delegates to county con.
ventlen 80.
Blank space for the names of delegates will
be left on the tickets furnished by the COM
mittee, the name of the person voted for to
be placed on the ticket by the voter.
The names of the candidates for congress
shall be printed on the tickets and said "A
didates shall be voted for at the primary cleo
ton and Lafayette county comprising but
one representative dlstrict) the delegates
from Lafayette county to the Congre.sional
Convention shall be Instructed to cast the
vote of the county for the candidate for
congress receiving the highest number of
votes at the primary election.
w. Ii. MCCAUSLAND, Chairman.
W.. b. WILSON, Secretary.