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Billiards..

New York, Jan. 2l.-rbe billiard men
arc endesvoring TO arrange a match be
pel the Chicago boy, Malone. and Frey
the = eat pool olhyer. rne general opin-
ion /. that tue west will maintain its pre-
.ant prominence over the east
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win be gepresented,

BALTIMORE, Jan 2l--rhe Merchants
and Ma ufaciurefs' associ siinns have call
ed a meeting - perfec' pans Tor mnking
a p-oper ,xhibii q ~ cotton exposition at
New o leaus next Dec mber.
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T.,d.rcd Tbe Tabernacle.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 22.-Rev DR.. Talmaee
has offered the use Of Brooklyn Tahernnc e
for the funeral ceremonies over the remaios
OF Lieu,enent DeLprr and companions in
the Jeanret,e expedition on their arrival
~ Nau, Work.
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A virginia Tewksbury.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 22.-In the senate
to.doy letter was presented from former
employe at the penitentiary, containing
grave charges against the penit.ntiary .offi
cials. showing that from neglected and care
less treatment OF sick convic,s number Of
them had died. Among the cases meH
toned ia that OF an Italian serving term
for attem pied wifc-murder, who became
I'M last summer, alter eating uuder-c roke d
meas Owing TO his ~ritbiDgs the doctor
= ID he was insane and ordered him bound
10 Al iron bed-lead. The next m orning
che man was dead. His flesh wa dread
fulIy cut from the cords with which he
vas tied. A committee will investigate.
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IN rHIFUTH.
November, Sd. 1863.

There u . POS an u CO. On the part OF
tha erm mnntter D-tase" 10 b.come
m.ster Of mora man. Ouiy caFe'ui OBJ.
seryanc- of natural ass can reuG.r his ei-
iarfs uuavai ing. let 300 often ifjrdiciou-
exce,sss surdpn c-anLe-. too & ta' sxpos-
NE. imp-lpsr IL d ~ oihsr abuses Of
rafure 0ge. fht gsfewsy snd disease gains
= victor SOMEONE'S go misery ie 80
com pieie thai nature IT here csn nevef
10 e = di-l~ntemsrt. H. sucN instances
reinforce n ura with . iudicisDs use 81
Downs 1ron biiters AMI ~ enafani's IN n
s1Cst time a. ciseass VII Dc ya.fshec.
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Jai, birds Make a bad Break

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 2z-sno''n
sster 6 O'Clock this eyenine Jsiier W.
Colby vent into the msin corridor OF tne
nelmoat coursy jail at 81. CInirsvilie; O.,o.
20 inrpscs the cells before locking ny ~ ~, "a
~ : dr.SE Of water, and - the Tailor hAId-
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Chicago Chips.

CHIcAoo, Jan 22.-The city council, which
had adopted the ordinance requirir the
tnter-st.te exposition company TO pay an
annual rental Of SO 900 for ground on the
lake front, rescinded The order lasi nlgh,
inst.sd. The exposition c'mpsny hAi
voted TO tear down the bulldog IL The Or
cinance was enforced, which caused ths
change of front. -.. 4.
Toe National Republican convention u
20 be held In the building. Inc counc
dollar for the arrest OF the murderer o.
AmsIis Alsen, the Young seamstress who's
..s,rr,ous death was reported this month
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To the Point.

Sass FRAHcnci. jan. p QUEEN Fihii
and suite srnved his evening IN The steam
er City of Psueete.
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SECOND EDITION.
The Great Depression Ia the lrOs
Manufacture,

The Maryland Melhodisis Hold n Gem
tenary &crllug o. Baltimore.
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Thenecefsiiy for
prompt AMI enlc.
ie I h ouReh ol-
remedies Il daily
craving more I'M
periliyc. and OF
ihese Hostetters
StUmsch Bit rs IL
the chief In merit
and the most pop
ular. Irregulaiity
OF nc stomach aud
nowe's, malarirl
fevers. liver com
plant. debility.
rheumatism and
minor ailmepts ara
thoroughly. con.
quered by this in
comparable family
rc,lOr tive "A u d
II edicinal safe
guard, and II Is
81 AID most COM
u. For sale by all
nliv
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

Ladies' approve Of your smoking Little
JOKER
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Poud's Extract.

Used tor the past thirty-hve yeare by
physicians of all schools, for rheum tism,
n .urei gia, aches, piles aud hemorrhar,s.
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THE SUN
NEW YORK, 1884.

NEW FORK, 1901.
About sixty million copies Of The Sun have
gone GU OF GU establishment during the past
twelve months.
of al The suns printed aud sold last year y u
would act a C ntuuou. strip Of inter ST ng. In
Tor alton mmon sense wisdom. sound c.
trine, auc zane wit 10 genoogh !" 'escp ! ON
Con rnIcus IN thu mo n, then back IN Printing
House Square. M d then lhree.qusrters OF the
way back TO the moon again.
But The Sun Is witt n for the Inhabitants ~
the earth; tn same strip OF intelig nc" would
girdls the globe txenty-sev.n or twonts eight
timee.
the past year has spent only one hour over II
and IL HIS ito or his graodfsther has sp mt an
other no r. tht lcwspaper In 1888 has ar irded
the human s,r race Y,ss sr ana years o
IL Is only by little cslcnlation' like tn 20 that
you ran form any idea 81 the circulation ~ the
y ost popular ~ American newspapers. or Of its
influence on the opinions and actions OF Ameri-
Il e SIM is aud will continue 70 be. a news
parer which tells The truth wi hout fear of con-
sequences. which gets ~ the facts no natter
how much the PROCESS costs, which presents the
news 81 all the world without was Of words.
and In the most rea able shape. which IA work
in x with all Its heart fot the cause ~ honest
government ane wrich therefore believes that
The Repub icau party must GO and must 20 In
this coming year OF our Lord, 1854
III you know The sue, YOU IKE Hrehuy, hnn
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DAILY- 80 fer a laontn. SO year; with SUM-
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SUNDAY Eight pa o. This edition finishes
lie current news Of The world srcsial ut cles
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WEEKLY 81 wear. Eight page. ~ the lest
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Tho marylonl aoihoXst Centenary.

BALrEons, Use; - ladies' m's''
meeting in the irte'Fat OF the observance Of
the centennial of American Mothodism,
was held to day. Rev. Dr. Goucher spoke
OF the wonderful growth OF the church in
MARYLAND, where one.lhird OF the resi-.
dents are Methodists. and said the time
had come 20 found en institution TOR the
higher education o. women OF the COD
ference who have had 10 resort 70 non-
sectarian, aud even Roman Csthehe s>u
calional embellishments. He said one oh
iect of the meeting was to consider how 10
raisa money Tor sue. an institution. Bishop
Simpson SID that educated women exert
the greatest influence on the age. They ar.
coming to the irout in the professions ana
Il is our duty not TO be behind IN The no
vancement oil their education. The Roman
Catholic chu'ch deyo,ed particular elten-
ton to the higher female education. Reso
lutions we're adopted requesting the confer
once in atrangirg FOR the commemorntion
OF the centennial OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church to give prominence to the pro-
ject of forming aud endowing such female
nemfuary.
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A GALLANT OFFICER.

DALLAS, Jan. % - EDITOR HERALD
In 4 recent number OF the Prairie
f wer, published at Corsieana, / no.
tice a refe ence to an Incl ent OF the
battle OF Chick ,m uga, in which my old
friend, Captain X LJugn'idge is called a
tsli, un, ainly officer" 1t is possible that
he amy have ben little awkward in his
manner OF walking aud carrying himself
but he has won name Tor gallnntry that
will never be forgotten aud that throws into
the background all mis- physical awkward
ness or imperisc ions. Ia proof oil this
AK You to reproduce from an old and pref
" we'll worn paper that was issued during
the days OF the confederacy. q testimonial
awarded to Captain Loughridge by his com
rsdes OF Hoods Texas brigade. l was win
Loughrdge and knos the . stemrnts Of The
testimonial TO be true, and desire especially
it's re produ ion both by reason OF its tr b.
ute t. my mel nd aud as means OF turths'
preservsteu. A COhRADE
TRIBUTE.
November. Sd, 1868.
IT'S With pride ard pleasure ~ u friend
unsolici. I'D. 7 offer Is, my humble testi
mony OF Csptsir Loaghrdge's character q,
a gentleman and sDl8isf--As to the latter
can s.y list no brsvef man came from the
prsiries Of Texas 10 fight the battles OF hi'
cauutry.
Never absent from his command only
when wouuded, he has engaged IN ever,
hattie. aud eacn time made himself con
spicuous Tor ssliAuirY.
IL is sufhc entto lay that he fully deserves
the title gwen him hy the brave bows Of tns
rer.- Brig de. MARSHA. Ney.'
o. the bloody field ~ Chicksmauga h,
was Curious Nty, sud proved himself :
gpad and Efficient fiiser.
r A. HaMLros. Maj,
J. y. HaoD, Mai. GEM.
wi pleasure md rtf the statement o
NJ .ior Hamilton. J. ". LITrLtFlsLD
Mi 40 NJ. Tex. BfiF.
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peprc.scdrradc.- Ray OF Dawn,

Prom Yesterdays second Edition.
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Depressed Tradcs--A Ray Of Dawn.
sT LUur, Jan. 90. the announcement
Is made cha merry all rail mills, iron
works, ia nhces aud stove iouuiries 100 thlh
city ale either closed og running ~ hnf or
less OF thoir capacity, ais Hlto all gas
work.. uud there is greet depression iu AN
classtso i hu'',' l1f'Niut yer l"pa ~"
men ouf of work rn Withdrawing v.r'
large sum eff money from circulation which
herettilre hu- been p.'d lnr Wisfr' lu'
reason a. nisClutitIuuu i affairs ia NtriauH''
given, Hs Oyer-pr l1ucIpu ana dul mar
ket in the iron trade, ns well Hs AN uuft,
tied feeling respecting what congress WI
do with tn t.FN question, strikes, over
producitars aud .uN prices boz the Fia.s
Iredt, and Eenrrl winter depression lh
builduC ~ particular suffering among
tho idle mel lH ALLEGED bat there's genera
gloomy depressed feeling bordering closely
on dcspOnuency, Asa counter tlA''lheH,
to this aud one ahu6iug ~ least ray -
hope in ono az 'hr important indusrlr7 .
letter was received here to-day by Is leading
firm of iron manufacturers rom one oi th'
largest iron homeg OF New n1ih'
stating that thDre rs ~ under
current of .murpvement in
the iron market and the public generally
are beginning 10 rec gliz' ma sellers VI
steel rails a.. much lriuer ~ price lhah
three 20 TX weeks ago, aud sellers oi pig
iron claim he demand has materially IN
creased aud buyers Hc disposed 10 put-
cnss on "a basis which indicates thst thry
believe bottom prcsy hgvt been reached
One great iron company reports their sales
OF pig iron sinae hr first Of January nave
beer ,rrer ihau nr q corresponding time
for thirfy year. IN connection wi,h TINE
letter when the PRECEDENT ot the company
received. bo .sid ho regarded the piG IRON
trade oil the country ia srnlliying state
and added that there was not now more
than ore tenth Of years supply oi pt
iron IN the eriire country Whlch u,
Though, very encouraging oH.look for
urf r. urgFq 4
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

William NJ. Jordan
William P. Keith.
r virtue Of an execution. lssued from
Lafayette county. Missouri, and in favor n
william NJ. Jordan and against William p.
keith. to me directed, and returnable to the
April term, 1884. Of said court. / viii on
FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH. 1884,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and nve O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day. and In front OF the courthouse door in ths
city OF Lexington, In Lafayette county. Mia.
souri, during the session OF the said circuit
court OF said county. sell publicly, by auction.
10 Inc highest bidder, for cash In hand, ali tn.
right. title, interest. claim and estate or the SAID
william r. Keith. defendant in said execufion
IN and to the following described real estste.
situate. lying and being in the county OF Lsisy.
the northeast corner Of the west half OF The south.
east quarter OF section thirteen lSC. township
forty mine taSl range twenty-seven (57) ; thence
west twenty, eight (2s) poles thence south thiriy-
poles: thence north thirty-four UN poles to BE-.
glnning. containing Six () acres more or less,
and being same land conveyed 10. benjamin.
Marsha J by Charles L. Ewing, adminis,rsto
recorded In book No. S, page 1888. and nv aecT.
from Cooper b. Ronndtree and wife recorded
respectively in books No. s, page sSs' and
NO: a.. page l9i; and the northeast
thirteen u3). township forty-nine (tO), range
twenty .seven Is7): containing forty N0) acres
more or less; also fifteen and one-tentHs lis I.iOi
acres, being the south half Ot the southeast
to snship ard range, except four and nine.
tenths Il 9!U acres OF the west side of said
house.
,ss gwen under my hand 'H sls ssjn G Gsz e 4HEs''A'
inch2sta Sheriff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE In KARTI.
TON.
Summers, ct al
VS..

$500
Mcclure, ct al.
Qf virtue Of IN order Of sale, issued from Oh.
~ ONCE OF the clerk Of the circuit court Of In.
Summers. Isaac Summers. Stephen b Summer.
Louisa, Stanneid. sydney Proctor. Emily Ron,
mson Julia A Wagner and Edward III. WAGON
er. her husband; Julia Ann Drake and Thomss
Mary Al Searcy and Nathaniel ii. Sesrcv' he.
nusoann; EMILY Glover and Samuel Clover. her
husband; franklin summers. Susan A.. Cheath.
am and VIM. T. Lheatham, her husband: Rohsr,
+ Helm and Isaac Helm. piaintids. and srainss
sydney + lecture and George N. Mcclure her
husband; Sarah K Allumbaugh and .James Al.
lumbangh. her husband. Cornelius Reed Chris.
topher Reed. sydney vanct and Joseph Vance :
her husband, Laura A. Peck and W iniam :
Peck. her husband; John a Helm and Co..
Wasernan. the last Two being minors, defenS.
April term, LISA. of said court, / Will on "
SATURDAY. APRIL l2th. 1ss4-
between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the fore.
noon and i've O'Clock In the aitar.
noon OF said day. ana In front Of .h.
courthouse door, in the city of Lexinaton
IN Lana! tt'e county. Missouri. during The sss.
SION OF the SAID circuit court of said COUNTY. seii
publicly. By auction to the highest builder. for
cash IN hand, all the right. title, interest. clam
ana estate OF the said plainlIns aai
and pi"'I io the 1e I Ia,Iou o1ssr Of sale; IN
estate. situ nate. lying and being in the conn
~ oil Lafayette and state OF Missouri. toswI.
me east half OF the southeast quarter, excel /
one ~ ACRE In the northeast corner thereof.
Iesefseu Tor burial purposes. and thirty ic1i
acres on OF The east side Of the nortbeas, on,r,.
Oh me northwest quarter of section tw.n,y-nne
nj, IN toMnsnip torty-eight ftsl. OF rseye
hundred anu nInr nos acres. ~
r'Seh under my hand This sth day of March.
m.hs,, EESJ. ELLIOTT.
-" sheyl9,
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sHERIEF,s SALE.
.. A. Jones. assignee ofM. NJ. Cook,

~. L.. Jones. assignee d ii. NJ. Cook
rs.
William F. walkenhorst.
u virtue Of q transcript execution, Issued from
ID the office OF the circuit court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri, and in favor O.. A.. Jones, "a.
s,gnee OF M. NJ. Cook. and against William F.
the April term. 1884. of said court. I viii, on
FRIDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1884,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and dve O'Clock In the. afternoon Of said
day, and In front of the courthouse dow. In the
city OF Lexington, In Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. during the session OF the said circuit
court Of said county, sell publicly, by auction.
70 the highest bidder. for cash In hand. all ihs&
right title: interest. claim and estate OF the said
William =. Walkenhorst, defendant In said
execution; IN and 70 the following. dessp
county Of Lafayette, and state OF Missouri, TO-
VII: A strip OF land twenty coy feetwlde taken
on Of the south side OF lot number three CS), 10
block e." OF the town Of Concordis, q the
same appears upon the plat Of said town now on
Gle and Of record n the recorders once Of La
fayette county. Missouri; said land being In the
county of Lafayette and state of Missouri.
9lven under my hand this 26th day Of March.
1884 BENJAMiN EILioTT
meetd sheriff.
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SATURDAY APRIL 5ru. 1884.
SAIE

Amelia FrOesettc
vs..
George troeschie.
pf virtue OF Two executions, issued from the
- Office OF the clerk of The circuit court OF La.
faytttc county. Missouri. anl in favor OF Amelia
Fraeschie and against George Froschlc, to me
directed, and returnahie 10 The April term, 1884,
of said court. l will, On
SATURDAY, APRIL l2TB, 1884,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore.
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, and in front OF the courthouse door, in the
city OF Lexington. in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri, tnrlnR the session Of the said circuit
court OF said conniy, sell publicly. nv
auction 10 the hi-hr { bidder. tor caal,
In hand. all the right, ti.ic, interest,
claim and estate of ibe said George Fruescble,
defendant In said Executions, In and to the
following described real estate, situate. lying
and being in the county Of Lafayette, and state
OF Missouri. to-wit: One hundred and twenty
ll2O] acres, the north hall OF the south west
quarter; and the sou; beast quarter OF the north.
nine t49l. range twenty-five I25l.
Given under my hand this lltn day of March,
1884. BENZ. ELLIOTT.
WShlatd Sheriff.
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Il. A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE.
WHAT IS SAIL OF IT,

1t Is indispensable III this Malarious climate
"ecantc &c without it. 1t saved US from much
SICKNESS. Rev. !. {. Weaver, Of Texas.
twenty years OF suffering from Indigestion
and diseased Liver was relieved by a package
ofn.,-Rev NJ. e.. Cullum, Grapevine. Texas.
ithas done more to relieve and cure mo of
SICK Headache than all the other remedies =.
ever used J. NJ. Leod. of No. Carolina.
i proved a blessing TO my family.I cheerful.
~ tes'iiy to its merits IL popularity here ls
unbounded.'-Rev. sc. shaw, Batesy1lle- Ark
inese are but samples rom among the many
thous;tiids OF unsolicited Testimonials received
~. i /, inc past lew years. Ask your druggist
."r .lie original NJ. \. SIMMoSs'LIVFR MED.
~&AEs made ~ st. Louis, Mo, Take nv othsN
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SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH. 1881.

between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon ami I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day. and IN front OF the courthouse door in the
city ~ lexington, in Lafayette county. Missou-
ri, during the session Of the said circuit court of
sain county, sell publicly. by auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand. all the
SAID William I. Fox, defendant IN said eye
cGtion, IN and 20 tn" following described real
estate, Situate lying and b. ing IN the county of
Lafayette and state OF Missouri, town.: The
west hall Of tn" northeast quarter, and the east
lia'i OF me northwest quarter. and the south
"tst quarter OF the northwest quarter, nil in
A,ct'on rtevcn illl. township fiitv 1901, range
aWan'y-siN i2ol. containing two hundred [2OOl
lSS4. RIM III IhIr
mch2a-d p
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. NOTICE.

7 ETTERs Of administration on the partner
IL ship estate OF Chanslor. DIcken q Gomps-
ny. were granted to the undersigned on the
9Th day OF March; 1884, by the Probate court or
Lafayette county. Missouri.
Al persons having. claims against said estate
within one year after the date OF this. notice. or
they may be preciuded from any benefit Of suoh
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited WIN.
In two years they will be forever barred,
march2ai6 John REID.
Administrator and SURVIVING Partner.
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

ETTERs testamentary on the estate Of Eliza-
II beth T.. Ryland, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned ON the 22nd day OF March~
1884. by the Probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
within one year AFTER the date Of this notice. or
theS may be precluded from any benefit CT such
estate; and II such claims be not exhibited With
In two years they vii; be forever haired.
MAGGIE A. RYLAND; y
m29tG =. ! ExAcutrix
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ADMINIsTR ATRIX, NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration on the estate
-Aof Nathaniel 8. Davis. deceased. were
granted to the undersigned,on the 10th day OF
March. 1884: by the probate court Of Lafay-
elite county, Missouri. /.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of such
estate; ana II such claims be not exhibited
within two years they will be forever barred
KITE Il. DAVIS,
ml6t5 AdministratriY.
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APRIL l2rB, 1884,
'ssERIFF,S SALE.

William S. Horn
Va.
William C.. Fox.
Rf virtue OF An execution, issued from the
II Office of the clerk OF he circuit court OF La
ityctte county, Missouri, and in favor OF WILL
liam $. Horr and against William T.. Fox, to
me directed. and returnabie to the April term.
lsS4. UIsaid court, ! will, on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. John ". Miller by his certain
w deed of trust. dated the 10th day OF NOvem-
her, 1882. and recorded in the recorders ONCE
of Lafayettc county. Missouri, In book No. 81,
at page No. 25a. conveyed to the undersigned,
trustee, the, following described real estate,
situate In tht county. of Lafayette, aud stale OF
Missouri. to-wit: The southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section sixteen [l6l. In
township dfty-one l3ll. OF range twenty-five
I25I, to secure the payment of u certain note In
said deed Of trust described, and whereas,
default has been made in the payment of said
note and interest thereon. according tn the terms
and effect thereof. when the same bccam. due
and payable. now. therefore, by virtue Of the
terms and provisions of said deed Of hust. and
at the request Of the legal holder OF SAID note. 1
Lilburn NJ. Shields. trustee. will. on
SATURDAY ApRIL 5rn, 1884,
between f3r hours of nine O'Clock q. III. and i've
o'cincL p. IN OF that day, in front of the court
house door, in me CITY OF Lexington, In the
County OF LAT y.tif, and State of Missouri,
proceed and sell II ;he right. title and interest
otsaid John W M!i.rr. II: public vendue. to the
highest bidder, ior C-,h. in the above described
ft'ai estate. Tor tue purpose of paying the amount
c'i- upon said Tr' missnry note, together with
the Costs ami expenses 81 said trust and eale.
IILBIRN NJ. SHIELDS,
mafr'''a'd Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-05
AuCtioneer and Collector.

THE undersigned will attend sales ae aur.
4 tioDeer anywhere in the county. AMI Will
Also do q general collecting business. Charge.
moderate, and prompt attention promised
at Lexington.
Yours respectfully
tUlyslyl FRANZ NJ. THOMAS.