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SHEREFE's SALE.


John tatTuH
"
Lewis l.. Green rt nj
by virtue al Hn execution. issued from ne
. DDirc II the clerk Of the circuit court al lHt-
IayrIIr county. Missouri, and IN ihTor 81
John Gntrpn ard against Lewis J. Gr""H,.J"3h
II. EubInoun and Barnett IuTki"rn,t 10 M an CT
Ell, aud rclurnahir 10 tn, April trrIn. 1853. Of
SAM court. ! will on
TUESDAY, APRIL 3n, lS3s.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock Ia the f"rt-
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon ol hE'l't
day, and Ia trout Ui tn" COURTHOUSE iOoT, III
the city OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, during the nCssiun 81 ia" circuit "ourL
OF Lafayette county. cell p]uLilc,S - ahril'h,
to the highest bidder, Tor cash IN lt.d, all ,H"
right, TUE, interest, claim AMI estate oi IN"
sad Lewis 4 Green. defendant IA HiIh ''r'h-
ton, la and 10 the following d'-CTlr'H real
estate, rItuuIr, lying and being IN til" county 81
Lafayette, and state Oi MIss"urI. i"-NI!' "'sl
half III The southwest qutItci Ol t'"Ii a TWEEN
ty-twO t!2l. township Huy I5tl nj rang TWEEN
ty-aix I2Gl, and The surtn":s. quarter 81 srcti"n
Iw"nIy-Onr l2Il, town5hip nay ldul at rang"
twrnty--iX Iz6I, aud ten IlOI I'r's I'll east hii"
OF the southwest quarter ul rcr'i"n iwenly-"hr
I'LL. township my t6nl. OF rang" tw"nIy-ziS
1851.
Given under my hand thLn on ,inJ "l
March. lSoS JOSEPH w
| mcl5id sheriff
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The Boston Globe says it il All nm
deniable fact that since the close OF the
war our high protective tariff has SEEM
ed TO reduce wages generally year al
ter year. In all this time, when labor,
both skilled and unskilled, has been re-
ceiving smaller compensation, the big
manufacturing corporations have been
increasing their dividends or watering
their stocks, until we are the most
capital ridden, millionaire bossed ma
ton on which the sun shines. We have
had a protective tariff, to be sure, but
it has protected the rich until they
practically dictate the affairs OF the ma
ton and make its laws. while the poor
workingtnen who make all value aud
create all wealth have seen their wages
dwindle away until in many of the best
protected" localities thousands OF
families are on the verge of want. The
farm help in the western states who
work five months in the year tor Sl2 a
! month and lie idle for the remaining
seven months, and the poor miners OF
highly protected" Pennsylvania, who
have had nothing butbread and molasses
10 eat for the last month, are but Two
instances among many. Many others
can be found in any manufacturing sec
ton of the country. What the Amer
lean people want is a tariff so adjusted
that it shall protect labor and capital,
and not capital exclusively.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
~ and other persons Interested In the estate
OF James &. Hendricks. deceased, that The I'M
dersigned administrator Will apply to make a
inal settlement of SAID estate ut the May term.
1888, OF the Probate court OF Lafayette county
MIssouri, to he begun and held ut the Probate
court room In the city of Lexington, on the
second Monday In Nav, 1888.
JOHN j HENDRICKS,
nl-tN Administering
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Philadelphia Record:-In 1867, when
the high-wool tariff went into opera
ton, there were hogs in the state OF
Iowa valued at $l,4S3,245, and sheep
valued at 81, 0s4 ,470. After twenty
years. experience with protected wool
growing, in 1887 the assessed value OF
sheep in Iowa was $277 ,4s9, and OF
hogs 81, s52, $50. So much for the wool.
grower. In 1870 there were eighty
five wooden factories in Iowa, and IN
1880 there were thirty-tour. Thus pro-
lection failed to protect the farmer,
and also failed to protect the manu-
facturer.
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vusr HAVE HAPPENED ELSEWHERE

The Kentucky theological student
who, in Il prayer for the or %
sam Jones, declared that her legs were
carving her to hell as fast as they couio,
has birdie for his first name; MISS
Zones has left Kentucky, and she Is
right. Few, very few, people wonia
desire to remain in a commonwealth
where they mention the owe hmos OF
the ladies in public prayer and Where
thev name the boys Birdie.
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r. G.. PATTERSON
EXCURSIONS TO SOUTHWEST
MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
che Southeast.

A series OF half rate excursions to south
and southwest Missouri aud Arkansas have
been arranged for, via the Gulf Route, Fan
sas CITY, Fort Scott & Gulf X. r., TO leave
Kansas City on March 7th and 2lst, April
4tb and 25th, Nav 9Th and 23d, and June 9th.
Tickets good 20 DAYS for return, and good TO
stop of at all stations on this line. going and
returning. For Birmingham. Jackson. Miss.
Lake Charles aud Jennings, La: March 7th
and 2lst. April 4th and 25th, Nav 9th and
23d, and June 9th. For Jacksonville. Fla,
and all points south and southeast, on March
18th ane 10th. and April 9th and 23d. Maps
and escursIon bills, giving full Information
mailed promptly to any address.
]. K. LOCKWOOD.
tte @. +, u i. A., Kansas City, Mo.
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fch!St5
pEul.lC kDMENIsTRATOR's
&lhNNIANH,

Dl VIZ tie OF nm order oil the probate court Of
ID LaIu, cite county. Mo. made on the Eth
day at february lass. the undersigned public
administrator for said county. has taken
charge oil the estate Of Hector Il. Peacock.
deceased.
All persons having claims sgainst said estate
are required to exhibit them TO mr tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may he precluicd from ANY benefit ofnuCh
estate, and II such CtnIUls he nnI exhibited with
Ia two Years they will Hc 'or"v,T barred
Bbs."N \ WILSON
lGUEJtS lLUllc Administrative,
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NOT AT ALL

firm in Washington advertised
tho, thew woGld give Christmas toys
.ras IN a certain evening. A crowd OF
10 900 people collected around ,hs
place. All traffic had to be suspended
on The street, street cars were stopped
and finally the police had to order she
COW neople to close up their store, This
.sbors The value OF advertising.
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ID virtue OF an order "r h. pr"hat, court Of
ID Ltiav"iit couriy, Mo, mad" on the
Ii,u day oI Frh"uHrV. lsSe. thu undersigned.
ruOltU administration tor sHid county. has
tnLtu chat re OF the estate 81 Juo. - Patrick,
drGCdrei
All erSons having claims against said estate
arc required TO exhibit them 10 me TOR allowance
within oar year after the date OF this notice, or
tSGT NAY bc preCluded from amy benefit OF such
sgtalc, ana IL sUGn claims be not exhibited
Will" two years tney viii be forever barred.
joseph \. VII ) n,
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ass when wuuteS~
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RyIAND ~TODHUNTER.

r6EEDER OF SHORT-HOkN e~Sz4kZresa
ii CATTLE. YOUNG BULLS G$8&a&8
FOR SALE. @
min,I Dover. Missouri.
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The fact that the late civil war is ac-
tually over, in spite of certain surviv-
ing and apparently indestructible poll
t~icians, and the part that the inter
changes of commerce have played in
healing Its wounds are alike illustrated
by all incident related in the columns
of the Norfolk, Va, Landmark. That
paper publishes two dispatches just re.
turned to Colonel William Lamb by q
merchant of this city, who says they
we're picked up at the surrender of
Fort Fisher by his brother-in-iaw
Commander George w. Young of the
United States sunboat Msratinga. This
act of courtesy is acknowledged i'll the
following patriotic and graceful letter
from the southern soldier
Va, Feb. l6, 1888. J. A. Clifton, Esq,
New York city:-My Dear Sir-I am
under many obligations to you tor re-
turning the two dispatches which l
wrote at Fort Fisher twenty three
years ago. They revived a train Of
memories both pleasant and sad. | ac-
cept their return as an indication of the
coming of that day when Americans
all over our great country will feel that
the heroism displayed by both armies
in our civil struggle Is the common
heritage OF all. Yours, sincerely, VIM.
Lamb.
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THURSDAY, April siE. 1885.

netws n the honrs Of nine O'Clock IN the lore
noon nnd Ave O'Clock IN the ait"rnun OF SAID
deV and In front OF the courthuu-C door, IN the
clty OF Lexington, IN laf'S'u" county MIS-
souTI, during the s"Eeiun at tie su'd circuit
cnurt of said comfy. sell puhiiciy by auction ,Ior
norfittou- to the IN. hest bidder. FOR ch-h IN hand,
ali The rlsh tirle, lnIcI est claim aud tstute oil The
uaid plainu fr, eA partr Ia sid decree nn': or
Ter 81 AMI, In mud To the blowing described
zeal estate sItuut,, lying and being Ia tho
county of Lafayette md stat" "i M'ss pnri' to-
wit: Lois one III. two III ANA thrse 1871, IN
hInck y in the town OF d aGiuzvtll", Mo, aud
Imt sIS 1911. on Grand Avenue, In LSntnIeS ~T's
,IIitIo,, Ia the town - III. Eln-Cii'"
Given under nN nrnl M On M! ol
Aar"h, 1856 J'"E'h y"
miOtl ohSstn'
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DO so AGAIN.

"what "a that terrible racket aboutr'
.sked a WHITEWATER as he passed a
honse on Queen strickland heard a child
calling at the top Of it's voice. So
that's nothing" exclaimed his compan-
ION. ait is simply a woman banging
nor heir
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persons interested in the estate Of
James NJ. Hopkins. deceased, that the. undersign-
ed. executrIN, will apply to make n final set
Element OF SAID estate at the Nav term, 1888,
OF the Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, to be begun and held at the Probate
court room, in the city OF Lexington, on the
second Monday in Nay, 1858.
JENNIE q. HOPKINS,
.lt- E~anntri.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

L ne hCCOTHllCh uaobihS W.
vB.
Amos Arson.
ID Y virtue of an execution Issued from the
ID Office of the clerk of the circuit court Of
Lafayette county. Missouri. and In favor Of
The Mccormick Harvesting Machine Company
and AGAINST Amos Arson. to me directed, and
returnable To the April term, 1885. of said court,
L will, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH. 1888.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said
day, in front of the courthouse door in the
city of lexington Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session of The said circuit court Of
said county, sell publicly. by auction, to the
highest bidder, Tor Cash in hand, all the right.
title. interest. claim and estate of the said
Amos Arson. defendant in said execution. in
and TO the following described real estate, sit
uate, lying and beng In the county OF Lafay-
cite, aud state of Missouri. to-wit: The east
hall Ut the southeast quarter of section eleven
MI. seven III acres OF east side OF the south
west q.artrr oi the southeast quarter OF serilon
eleven III tho northwest quarter Of the sOuthea+
quarter of section eleven IN. the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter of section eleven llll, and the west
halt OF The southwest quarter OF section twelve.
all in township iOriy weight 1881 OF range TWEEN
ty-siN 1881. being two hundred and seventeen
Ell acres in all,
Given under my hand this 9th day of March,
1888. JOSEPH W. BOWMAN.
Gha-
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Ladies'.

Excessive sweating Of arm pits is a weak
ness OF the muscles controlling the sweat cells.
DIR. Kelly's Medicsted Arm Shield is war
rauted to relieve this trouble effectusllv.
endorsed by dress makers generally. Every
pair warranted TO afford relief. For sale bs
W. q. McCauslapd, dealer In dry goods,
csrpets.etc. nlsy
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rUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NAyENEs a.

10Y virtue OF M ar L.. 81 ihr prot tie oDur; IT
} tia,cftr = uuiy. NJ" ntrd" ON the ISih
a. OF frhraurY. issS III. nH.lrr igucIl. public
Il administrator for at,d equity. has t@k"n
CHARGE 81 The estate al GrTTgc MnsteTsOn, de-
&C ,srt
All persons having claims 3gRinst said estate
are rCuGtredt To "<riuit them Ia Ur iuT allowance
wiihlpnnt year after he daIr OF thus notice, or
they may be pTcrjH,ic'i from any benefit of salt
cstni ;IrG 1t suCh claims be not exhibited with
In two YparR they WITH, ',r'Nrf h Nrrd
JOSEPH \ WILSON.
~ a--T puh!t, AInIDiStrutnr
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

ven under my hand tnlr 3lh 'iay ol
Ch. l5oS JOSEPH w BO"M An,
rlhi1 sheriff.
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PUBLIC

i,I2ti
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ENAI, EMIT

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons iniel ested in the estate OF
Samuel j. Morgan, deceased, that the undersign-
I'd administrator Will apply to make Il final
settlement OF said estate at the May term, 1885,
of the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, To be begun ami held at the Probate court
room in the city of Lexington. on the second
Monda y in May, 1888. JOHN W. BROWN.
.,h1-,r klp,I,yatrutnr
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NJ OTICE IL hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ other persons interested In the estate OF
james Il. Wade, deceased, that the undersigned
administrator will apply to make :. final settle
mrui OF SAID estate. at the May term 1858. of
the Probate court OF Lafay-tte.county Missouri,
tn be- begun and held at the Probate court room.
In the city OF Lexington. on the secOnd Mon
a " In MAY, 1858 DANIEL WADE.
NINA Administrator.
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Thy IT.

new rnle for removing a cinder in
aue e. given by an engineer. 1t is
,ESs Let the injured eye alone and rub
the other one, aud the cinGer WIZ o.
ont in two minutes. II IS q slLnPle
remedy though 1t sounds n~presSohaoie'
sut worth trying.
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A OHEsTN Ut.

"My dear old friend, how were you
able to acquire such an immense for
tune?' by a cry simple method il
ihatf" "When | vas poor | made mi
that | was rich, and when | got rich
made out that | was poor
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IT SHOULD BE DONE.

The Georgia railroad commission
,ronoses to bring about, il possible a
rsduotlon I'm passenger rates to "a cents
mile. II held q meeting recently on
the subject, to which Representatives OF
h railways of the state we're invited
AZ he present and give their views.
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FINAL EMF

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ other persons Interested In the estate oil
William W. Peddicord, deceased, that the un-
dersigned admInlstrutriX Will apply 10 make
a final settlement Of said estate, ut the May
term, lSSS. oil the Probate court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri, TO be begun and held Ut the
Probate count room, In the city OF Lexington
on the second Monday In MAY. 1883.
EMMA l.. PEDDlCORD.
mehl7i5 AIminiatratriX
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A SENSIBLE GIRL.

~''Jennic." said u Young lady, turning
away from the mirror aud addressing u
companion, what would you do II You
had a mustache on your lips?' "li |
liked him | would keep quiet" was he
demure reply.
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NOTICE il hereby gwen TO all creditors and
~ other persons Interested in The estate Of
susan Thomas, decpa- ed. that IA" undersigned
executor Will apply to mike u dina! ret
LIrrnrnt OF said cs,a'c, al the Nav ERIN, lSSS, Of
the Probate court OF Ltlayrr'" cOuriy, Missouri.
to b. eSun AMI held at I Probate court room.
in the city Oi lexington, on tic second Monday
- May lSs5. y L BUCK.
ENaputnN
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Fatiguing.

From the Nebraska State journal.
why am | like u journey long:"
He asked her, blushing red:
Il do not know, unless it's that
You make me tired" she said.
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NOTICE OF

NJ Office Id hereby gwen that 1 will apply TO
~ the Probate court 81 Lafayette county,
missouri, ut The adjourned Febru lry term there
of for the year 1855 and on Monday, March 70,
lsSs to resign my letters Of administration on
the estate of Marquis W. WIthers, deceased.
WILLIAM II. CHlLE5,
Administrator, with the will annexed, OF the
estate oil Marquis w. Withers, deceased.
Lexington, Mo, February 81, 1888 ieb26t4
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Seed Potatoes For Sale.

have 100 bushels of sound, good Early
Ohio Irish Potatoes for sale. Inquire at
my farm or drop me q postal card.
ml0-76Cs X. WfLMOT.
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APPLIED MATHEMATICS.


From Life.J
. Miss A.-The wedding was as SAD III
Q funeral. :, ho,
Roth have the same result. In one case,
two are made one in the other. one ID
made nothing. One less each time
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FINAL EMIT

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ other persons interested in the estate oil
Wllliam S Th0rp, deceased, that the under
signed, administrator. will apply 10 make u final
settler cnt of suid estate ut the May term, 1855,
OF the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri, to be begun and held at the Probate
court room. in the city oil Lexington. on the
second Monday in May, 1888.
Il. I. THORP,
mrhl7ih administrator.
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We have placed on u bargain counter
over 100 single coats, for boys and men, rs
suits, IN sizes from "a to ~, and ~ boys
suits, for boys from Q TO II years, which We
propose to sell at one half their value.
feblltf ii. SfSAUER.
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$500 Reward.

For the apprehension and conviction OF tho
murderer OF Jonah Aryin | will pay live
hundred dollars. A. y.
Odessa, Mo-, February 4, 1888. msts
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The Fine Saddle Stallion
DENMARK,

XNIlLI. make the present seq
w son Of less ut our stable
near Prairie Church. &[
TERMS $l2 50 To insure a -An
mare with iOsl; this money is %fA"
duc Us soon "a the mare is "
known TO be with ioll or parted with or remove
ed from the nrighb ~ hood. $40 Tor the season:
due ut the end OF the season.
Description and Pedigres--Vendale Denmark
is a heaut' Sui hood bay, l6 hands high. and
weighs 200 pounds. II. was sired by T. B,
Prices Denmark. he by Sumter Denmark, LIST
dam by McDonalds, 2h dam by Rather, 81 dam
by Buford's Alexander, 4th dam by Marshall's
Moses. he by imported SIR Henry, 5th dam by
old Union. 9Th by imported Dabster, dam J.n-
ME Lind, by .Vandal. grand dam by Gray Eagle.
great grand dam by Yorkshire, great great dam
bv Il Glencoe horse. VandaIl was by imported
Glencoe and WAS one of The best racers of hls
times He Is u sure inal getUer and gwen up by
judges to be the best all purpose house IN LaraY-
elite county. Beet of care will he taken TO pre-
vent accidents,but will not be responsible should
any occur.
Also at the same place the splendid Jack.
GRANT, VIII make the season He Ia u black
with nealy nose, about II hands high, heavy
built. hne action. very vigorous and n proved
sure ioal- getier. He VIII be allowed TO serve
mares at $40 to Insure. a. = YOUNG,
marlOm2 J. BRADLEY.
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When Baby was siok, We gave her CsstoriA,
When she WA . Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whsn abe became Miss, abe elung to CastoriA.
Whsn she had ohiidssn, abs gave them Castosaa.
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Just Received.

Our new samples and fashion plates for
spring garments have arrived and we are
ready TO take -FOUR measures. Satisfaction
guaranteed In every respect.
febllIf IL.
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KiNKORA.

THE PREMIUM SADDLE 81
l. STALLION, KiNKOKA. R
will be allowed to terve mate- EpAN
at nv stable, about three mites &Ik l
southeast of lexington, Al the W
low price OF fifteen dollars TO insure, money
due when the tact Is asacrtHtueI or the mare
parted with or removed
Description aud pedigree TX inkOra is' Il beau
tlinl black, l51 hands high with fne name
aud tail. good s'y's; = b. nrd Kinkora. h. by
Stonewaii Jackson, he by Waahingtpn's Dem
marx, he by Black Denmark, h. by Firrla'
Brtat race horse Denmark; first dam by Glen.
cOe. second dam bv imported Highlander,
third dam Dv Old Grey Ftyic
Also, at the Same place the Hno gray iaok
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w,
Lawson Smith ct al.
ID I virtue OF II renewed order oil rH!c isniied
ID from the office Of the clerk Ofth" circuit court
OF Lafay pitc county, Missouri, and Ia inVor OF
Irene Major and GeoTgin g. EHjOr. mIn0ls. by
Joseph A. Wilson, their curator, and William
l. smith ami against Ltwson Smuh, Wesley
Smith, Georgia Graves and Amos Graves, her
husband. to ,nc directed, and rcIurbabic to The
April term, 1883. oil said court, ] viii, On
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ROBERT TAYLOR. 10. o. LESUEUR,
Notary Public. Notary Public.
r. v >!
TO-. O. LESUEUR,

We have removed our Office to the front room over Graham
g. Murrisun'S Store, Opposite the Courthouse, and are prepared
to attend to all business in our line promptly and to the best
interest of our customers.
Call on us if You want to borrow Money on Real Estate
security, at the lowest rates of interest, and without delay.
Call on us if You want to buy or sell Lands or Town Lots.
Call on us if you want to Exchange Property.
Call on us if you want Fire Insurance at the lowest and best
rates at which it can be written by First Glass Companies. We
represent no other kind.
and Perfected.
Call on us for Notary Business and Conveyancing.
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JOE CHaNN.

four years old this snrIng aud an approved
sure ioai getter, VIII b. allowed to serve mares
az ten dollars to Insure u mare with foal.
Money due when the lact ia asGtrluined or The
mare parted with or remnvtd
mchl7mS FRANK e. 81
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sHERIFFss SALE.


vs.
George II. None.
DY virtue ria -p"ritl rAccuuon, issued from
ID tie uillcr al he clerk OF ia" c'rcnit court oil
LAFAYETTE count, MIssumi. 1i'; In mvOr al
Henry G.. Lur -um Rnl ngarst G""rSr II.
Moore vi Lafayette county. Mr., - me- dire
ed, md returr,hir 10 "a" April term, 1881 oil
m. rlrru / cuur, 81 i0iiINrtir county, Missouri,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
WEDNESDAY, Ari.lL isss.

bel ", en- the huuir III niur O'Clock IN the lore
noon and five u'clo"k ~ III" uit"Tno"n uI sad
day, and In front OF jhe courthouse door, IA tue
city of Lexington. la LAT ,yrtte county, Mis-
souri,, during the session of the snid circuit
court OF suld county. sell puniiUiv, by auction.
to the highest bidder, for ca II IN hand. all IN"
right, tIle, interest, rItim ana estate "t the
ss1d plaintiff and uoi"n,innt IN SAID execution,
IN and to the following drsrrli"l rca. "sial'
situate, lying and beng IN Ihr c"n'iS al Lal'l-
ute, and state OF Missouri. to-wH' iht r'el
hall OF the SCUM ArI quarter 'h we SCUM" 'St
uuarter OF section .hIIIS-siX 800 IN town mp
iorty-cigtt (4s) OF rang" twrnIN- nine t-S! lev
led upon rs he property OF sHid h'hry I Lnn-
acres OF band he saae 10 D. divided by Al line
running through salt fnItv 400 acres, LEVIED
upon as the property II said G"orE' H. More
G,yeu under my nard tins 6h diV "t March,
1898. josef " 10" Nm,
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