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prletor Of the saloon shortly before
.,S SioounB some one In the front OF
wy w s.o9n hcard Ravey making threats
ST,.la. moisture. de went ana informed
iiiC1ute' warning bra 10 keep out Of
$500 way, AIR Mcclure tninkug VI
~ 20 trouble would be avoilcl, went
u'to ule back OF the buidug, on away
.ttvs' ~ ltaNey shortly utt-rWaId tu-
iy,st we saloon a 9tWctrl W. y.
- - VIZ uartenu- with q pvcheiknte.
'9 Ntrt pyHceabe man anu tried
~ Iea1on win kascy bt-Hus aim TO
tsa "i Hls knife. Rayey, however add
$780, tl MIN. going behind u'c h2r
uHl'- NmpDrtumuas uuayliiur, Boyd
tlH!iN Snut az tine approaching man. ln-
i.ll ' only ailHat wound htyey cone
w .u Iti1Ck him with hts knife. when
.' aAsNt y with one ua Hl.l ur.i
tA. rata! shot With the other. ,-. BAN one
'.i'n- .ie breast nnl ea.sing a.eeH u'
@.NNi i'iiE miuuteH J is stated tNat bee
L9.t Lt urea, ul that Nayey ssil Ws5 t1
yiNAi several times tita sentences. 'l
Is} - q zane ana lrsf'
lleH.an Wa- bgrI.. in the city GEM
c'elv t.is mCruur
The above IRE tHs fleets as near as could
Boyd waived preliminary examination
ana was placed under bond fo await the
action "a. thH strand 1uTv Tee latter i~
an ul1 citizen or this place and d. a man
popular Wlth everybody Thut it Ta.i
nave haeu necessary Tor him 90 Eft into
any trouble OF this Kind is q source az
r4Irst 90 gll.
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AT CRIPPLE CREEK
TROOPS CALLED FOR To or,,,
THE sTRlKERs.
Two Hundred Armed Miners Der, =,
sheriff aud Threaten to Firht,h.
Troops when They Arrive.
An Anxious NIghi.

cripple Creek Colo March l7-An anx.
'ous day has followed night of evc,o
ment and adventure in the great ro,o
mining district known the world over Ne
Cripple Greek The resistance offered ,ha
shorIrs posse by the miners who ara
striking for an eight hour day and ~.
same wages as were formerly paid -,
nine hours. and the call for militia b,yo
given affairs a warllke aspect
The telegraph wires are are SIM dow,
between Cripple Creek and Bun HIN hn,
Il is learned the miners are defiant ~,
threaten to resist the troops when tbsy
arrive. The sheriff Is armins and .on,-
ping men to supplement the troops.
A'o"s the trails leading over the b,ps
last night the miners were collected sso.,.
.nF at passing pedestrians and peor,o ~,
horseback.
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SMUGGLING cHINAMEN.

arrest ot An ET-Traasury Official for
AIa'ng Contraband Chinese.
~" 1S'. Texas, March lZ-Daputy Mar
s",. scarborough this morning arrested l..
o.. I'l'n on the charge OF aiding and albeit
.Nh IN the smuggling of Chinamen into
l11 United States. -Four Cinnamon were
"'i'Sleu AT The same time ana other ar
,ls,H ""I he made within "a day or two.
i,l'n mas been special agent OF the treas
u'E department IN this city I'm last SUM
u ,1yE' When he resigned He has been for
rafrt9l,,tt ilsha looked upon here a me
nr-, n me smugglns " Chnese, and he
stafg Er,. ol 'ieeis and Specm AGcn Nae-
,Igri,,, '"Ee hgen watching him Both the
Fay mat they have all the PROOF
within i6.n g.3lms 20 have always acted
't az l.g UNITS OF ihc law. In any case
'. 'a "a very Important arrest.
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IN sBLF-DrTEgsE.

Him. y" "'"u
Taylor Texas, March iT--Lats ysster.
day evening a litsle after o'cI,.s a
aiffiemty occurred ~ ia MeG1lre's s,i,,1
between W. D. Boyd and John Rae, IN
Wnich he latter was shot ana killed Iobn
FaFey was railroad man, ana ,yas n
Im'lsn foreman IN the yards here, while
:. - q bartender In the above saloon.
a., 4S Sl. mat deceased had been drink
Aao become Offended at ia Mcclure. nros
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
RESULTS or EFFORTS OF POST
StS5s dATHERERs.
An old HTnu Kuis Himself Accidentally
white Toying Win Pistoi-Popu-
lists II ,idlng Meetings to Endorse
Candidates Notes From ouero.

FLoREsvILLE, March l7.-Twelve rea
estate transfers have been fled with th
county clerk the past week for record
Durns the week f9r record During -h,
week t7.o couples were licensed 80 com
mii mat.mouy
The popllLts OF this county are exceed
ingly active IN heiiing meetings In %.
various election prelinlts 20 express their
choice OF candidates for county Offices
No two precincts have SO far indorsed
the same oana!lltes throughout Local
democrats are not asleep. They arc wait
ing 70 sue what the two committees VIII
do at Dallas next week II they IAN TO
harmonic t wei make very little differ
ence as far Us this county IS concerned.
Spring appears TO be here IN fact. Grass
has started. gardens axe receiving attsn-
ton and sVl 1s calves are coming
Stock n tit- section suffered vary little
the past winter. because pastures afforded
more grass ana more ptogguIar had ben
saved for amin is .l service
Farmers all over t1p county are giow.rr
and planning 2s 10 they expected 10 gather
crops In due sea ION.
ShoRrrs of rain Hnve fallen In portions
OF me county, but more % needed
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a NIENIcAN rIEND.

Stays an Ola Man and Two ChIl5re,
May BE Lynchei. '''''' ell
Guanajuato, Mex, March l7.-Aia,-o ,
Mexican accused Of one Of the most -, "a
,ous crimes ever commiteej. has b.Sr ~,
rested at Lalus, near this civ. ,y5oro T..
"a frenzy over some unknown r,I,y. -"
murdered an Old man of 90 years a., ,'..
of and a girl Of s. After killing than, by
cut and sIosaed their bodies I'm "a b.r..,i-
manner. The authorities are having "a b,-+
.ine TO- Keep MIN from being lyuchct by
the mob that has gathered.
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NOVEL GRIEVANCE.

''''s WORKERS Strike Because No Ice
Water Was Furnished.
anderson Ind Maren II-Thls city fur
h'ahed the most unique case OF strike yet
ehionie'e1 Three thousand employees Of
the Pendleton window glass factory went
on strike at noon. as the company re-
IHsed to furnish any ice water.
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IT, Foods Pills cue Cssrl-e,
ing the perisaltc actis, ~. &
ME NORTiI : e :. : 'il'ssEll|

| ,sAimong the EXHIBITS :, Il n. /,
| I 5He q. N Shirk sia,g..s,,s'.,i!!!
T. nicago, H., an ts s,s,,4' 3
S S5,j These refrisefst1,,ss g. Z
mas on six points 81 ~. .y.. s.i
! sSs.em q clrglstos. 'i '.ss /
US Of cleaning, purity h ~
ana for wOrkmansSiS ~ y y
l. lI operations can y r., /, X
WIN given which & y,
photograph taken dgs,s \, /
contents consist Of NM, \
Hnd berries, while All n, ~ n
pteu placed among ,htg h 4,
lhe degrees OF The 49,
mos, Of the time ~ -
Kept IN the box. NJ M N
We're Kept In the b. 4, i
and Were perfectly dyrllsl
time and 1t Is said al I'd II
"t the thor0ughuts Il asTl
est tina; the matrhe a II
lighted by striking n y Fl
,he lining Of tie p5ls, si-l
butter was samFs y ..lge'sl
ii.r- ard was alFDs M "A
.. |..HH rT anr y ~. IL =
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BUSINESS mATTERs.
y sAnDLEN -AssInNs

= eAlll1l.l.lt ASSIGNS
hvrhet Texas March l1.-Henry Nolaud
.aallrr executed deed of trust today
a4nnju IA entire stock Of saddlery shoes
or" ,,,i. lea'her, etc. IN favor OF W. &. Gallo
way 4s trustee 10 secure certain creditors
Wl oi ituinet, Texas, and amounting To
g'1ei. ne debts ranging ns follows J.
a. ,.Uof' slg, w, n Westfall d CO., S3i0S3;
'onh swartz, Soi J. H. stapp, SIS.
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CAUSE. March ia dne rain fsl last
night with some han. just what ta. r4..
mers have been patiently waiting for
Ih.s VIII give their already planted corn
a good start crops generally are doing
Dr. w. B. Buggs OF New Baden has
future home
THIRD ruytes are in fun blast herr.
anu are so4ns 90 try 10 take tanss Is
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IAn DEATH RoLL
MISS LEM1s

vino eh nso 100 ~ March i7Mss Lewis
win consumption died yestr,ti,, y, ,l9'ulhs
today taken 20 Millican for ,, 80 VIE W.,
She was q cousin Of Or. Nyniianyits4 ~ ~ t.
ceased, Of Mllllcan. "'''atus' de-
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fwa STAR Hhs.'
allure varying between
according to the number q /,
was opened IN order 70 lsl. I
show the contents 70 ias
consumption Of Ice ga ,i a.' !. N Z.
''' BERlNG q
Corner Congress AYe;a=
street. Houston, Texas
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OCEAN VEssEIR
.ARRINAI.s ~ nrnAnr,I.

NHHIVALa AND nEPARTURTs
New York "'aaht
p. baltimore; Nd March il-Arrlye8
Monarch '-4u'Ah
New York. March T.-Arrivel-C,,,r.
ma from Liverpooli Spree from Gib1ii.
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JUDGE JENKINS oVERRULED.
Justice Harlan Render . Decision Of Dee
Interest to WOrklnGmen.

Justice Harlan Renders . Decision Of Deep
Interest to Workingmen.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-In the United States
court of appeals to-day Justice Harlan
of the United States supreme court,
reading the opinion, the famous strike
injunction of Judge Jenkins was rather
severely handled. Justice Harlan held
that a body of men had a right to quit
irrespective of the discomfort which
might result. They had, however. no
right to conspire to do damage or to
embarrass. He did not agree with
Judge Jenkins famous definition of q
strike, that it vas necessarily illegal,
but held there was such q thing as q
legal strike. Judge Jenkins injunc-
ton was modified. Judges Wood and
Bum concurred.
That part Of the Jenkins injunction
which restrained the employees Of q
railroad from striking, or, in the Ian.
guage of the injunction, from so quit.
ting the service of the said receivers,
with or without notice, as to cripple
the property or prevent or hinder the
operation of the road, the court of ap-
peals declares was a violation of the
rights of the employees, who could moi
legally be restrained from leaving the
employ of the receivers and the
company when they might SET
fit to do SO, whether they
quit in a body or individually
That part of the injunction which re-
strained the employees from entering
into a combination or conspiracy t.
quit with intention of crippling the
property and preventing the operation
of the road is sustained.
On the whole the decision, which
was read by Justice Harlan, who pre-
sided over the court, is a clear recogni
ton of the right of the employees Il
strike.
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MONEY IN THE WEST


Eastern Bankers Bay hat It Has All That
1t Needs.
New York, Oct. 3.-Two of the large
western banks have just opened new
accounts In New York, experimenting
In both cases old accounts that have
been running for many years. but
which, in the current plethora of
money have grown so large that neither
the western banks nor the local CORE
spondents care to have them further
increased. Ordinarily the opening of
q new and second account Of this kind
would lead to acrimonious correspond
ence, If 1t were discovered, but now it
is done without any attempt at secresy.
Bank men hold that this means that
the west has about all the money it
needs and that there will be but little
currency shipped from this time until
next seaSOn,
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John Powell.
Grocer. Franklin Avenue.
Farm for Sale.

F8rm IOr Sale.
In order to comply with the terms o1
the will of the late Wilhelm westerhOld,
/ will offer for sale to the highest bid
der at the front door of the court house
in Lexington, Mo-, on Monday after.
noon at one O'Clock, October 8, 1894,
the farm of the said Wilhelm Wester-
hold, consisting of 1904 acres, more OF
less. and being the west half of the
northwest quarter, and the west half OF
the southwest quarter, and u strip one
rod wide off the north end of the east
half of the northwest quarter of section
No. 20. in township No. ~, of range No.
2S, Lafayette county, Missouri, eight
miles south of Wellington and fl III
miles northeast of Bates City.
The improvements are q cOmmOdiOus
dwelling and OuthOuses, a tenement
house, two barns and granary. Farm is
well watered and we'll fenced. Ninety
acres are sOwn i'm timothy, clover and
blue grass; remainder is i'm corn and
wheat. Orchard of 40 bearing trees and
sufficient small fruit to supply a family
Possession given March 1, 1895, ex'
cept ID acres Of wheat ground, posses
sion of which will be given August l.
1895. Good title. For terms and otheI
particulars apply to
VIM. +. WESTERIIOLD,
Executor,
Metz, Vernon County, Mo.
Or u. G. PHETZING, his Atty,
S-25td Lexington, Mo.
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-. vi
Kearney, was made permanent chair
man, and announced that the conven.
ton was ready for nominations. DIR.
Edwards, of Lancaster, amid great
demonstrations, placed Congressman
Bryan in nomination for United States
senator. He was chosen by acclama'
ton, and replied in a speech pledging
himself to work for free silver and
against m~onopolies.
After wrangling until midnight over
the question of fusion, the matter was
postponed pending the report of the
committee on platform. The minority
report was simflarto the majority with
the exception 10 the clause relating te
finances, which declared for n gold
basis. ssE1T&
The majority report denounced the
Conspiracy TO destroy silver" and de
clared that all money should be issued
by the geusEpl government as green
backs were iasded and should be re
deemed In gold or silver at the option
of the govefrment, and all money, gold
silver or paper, should be n legal ten
der. t
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Infrln1ement of Patenta.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The board of
directors of the American Graphaphone
Co. yesterday directed that suits for in
Engagements of patents, injunctions
and accountings be brought directly
against the retailers in the Edison
phonograph and supplies in the United
States and Canada. The patents
owned by the American G~raphaphone
Co., it is claimed, gave them the
monopoly of all practical talking ma
chimes and cylinders for records. The
first suits will be instituted in New
Jersey and Massachusetts.
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Err,
-(22O8O-
MAMBRINO, HAMBLETONIAN, AND
PACING Hood

TENDER u, 1851, by that great young Earl,
3a7l. record Of 2:23A tsire Of Katie Earl a:l6M
and sixteen others. in the list.) He Is a
b36 (sire OF Trinket, 2:l<, and thirty-cight
others in the $3.50 list; dam. the great brood
mare, Juno tdam of Earl, 2:23x. Greenlander
2:I2. and Naomi, 2:26) by Hambletonian, IL.
etc.
The dam Of Pamisier Is the great brood
mare. Ashland Kate. 2:29A-made IN 1876.
dam Of Kate @, 2:27h, and ~Frand-dam OF
tsire of three from 2:l7k to $50. and the dam
Of fifteen Ia the list; second dam. Lady Hag-
gard. tdam OF Ashland Kate, 2:29k) by Cap
2;l3n, General Garfield, 2;2l, and four others):
third dam, Clark County Maid, by Traveller,
by Old Davy Crockett. Here is a handsome,
SPEEDY-BRED FELLOWl He sircs good
ranRy. colts, and think will go fast. 30 90.
payable when mare proves In fOal; or $l7 80
the s-easOn-return privilege.
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vention when it re-
convened in session
at 8 o'clock last
night. The creden-
tial committee re-
)ported all the con
tests in favor of the
Bryan forces, leav'
ing the administers
ton anti-silver ele-
ment n small mi
nority in the con.
~vention scarcely loo
delegates.
4
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OF PUBLICATION,

The State of Missouri, at the relation and To
the use OF Thomas A. Catron, Collector Of
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, In The
State OF Missouri. PiaisuG.
George w. johnson. Charles 3. Nitcanai 9th
crime q. Reid and john Tnubman. Irunoo
for Catherine @. Reid, D~efendanfn.
In the Circuit Court OF Lafayetss County.
December Term, lsol.
To the said defendant, Catherine O.. Rcd:
You are hereby notified that the said plaintf9
has commenced suit against you 3 said
other defendants. In the circuit court Of said
county. by petitiou: the object and eenerai
nature of which In TO obtain y Judgment for
delinquent taxes, upon the following descrtb-
ed real estate, situated In Lafayette county.
Missouri, t0rwit: The east side OF the north
west quarter. north Of the railroad. In section
six, being ITO 76-lO0 acres, for the years 1DQ
and 1901, amounting In the aggregate TO the
sum OF el75.62; and you are further notified
that unless you he and appear Mt the next
December term. 1884. OF said circuit court. "a
be begun and held Mt the court house, In the
city OF Lexington, ou the seventeenth day Of
December. lsSt. and on or before the sixth dag
thereof, IL tho term shall 81 long continue, and
IL not, then before the end Of said term, and
confessed: IL In further ordered that . copy
hereof be published In the Lexington WEEKLY
Intelligencer, at least opoe n week for fouI
weeks successfully. the last insertion 10 be q
least four weeks before the ommeucement a
said term OF said circuit court.
A true copy. Attest:
BY FRANK TRIGa. u. q. elsSt
H.. q. Wallace Jr. attorney for plaintiff.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
lshes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
uplints, sweeney, ring bone, STILES, sprains,
all swollen Threats, coughs, etc. Save $50
by use OF one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Charles W. LoOmis, druggist, Lexing-
| ton, Mo. 7-29-93-1y
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BOLT IN

Tho State Democratic Convention Con-
trolled by Congressman Bryan-Populist
Ticket IndOrsed-A Bolt.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 2s.-The Bryan
free silver faction had charge of the
machinery of the Democratic state con-
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kS0aarter Century Test,

9. FoeAquarter ola century DIR. Kings
New DitcoSory has been tested, and the
miiliosA Who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers IN all diseases of throat, chest,
and lungs. A remedy that has stood the
test % Tong, and that has given such
universal satisfaction, is ne experiment.
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will be refunded.
Il - admitted tn be the most reliable for
Qaqghs and colds. Trial bottles free al
Tbvis's drug store. Large size fifty cents
and 800.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IN Lafayette County. $ssO.OO0 on improved
L farms, at six per cent, for three IN 1--WE
years. We want IA competent agent. "A Hus-
tier" who will give us bank references, rs ia
his responsibility; and how he will divide
commissions.
KEININGHAM & DONNEI.L,
g2gt2 No. iO7 N. 9TH st., st. Louis, Mo.
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VIEWPOINT,
-(4444l-
HAMBLEToNIAN, MAMBRINo, AND
PILOT. JR.

HAMBLETONIAN, MAMBRINO, AND
PILOT, JR.
viewmont ia n blood bay-no white-l6a
hands, weight 800 pounds, fOaled April, 1853.
Sired BY. Almont Pilot, 7da, tsire kOsemont,
z:23h, Billy Bolton, 2:23x. Eli Almont, 2:22h,,
MAGGIE ALMONT, 2:2lX, and four others;
also sire OF the dams OF Fashions Maid, 2:24k.
EmOleta, 2:24k, and four others) by the great
AlmOnt, 81, tsire of thirty-seven. His sons
sired $50 %trotters and PAGERS, and his daughters
produced seventy-fOur in the list dam
Lucille, by Alexander's Abdaiiah, is, (sire OF
G~oldsmith,s Maid, 2:l4. ctc); grand-dam by
Pilot, Jr.. II, etc.
viewmont's dam Is Lady Douglass dam of
81. Lambert, 2:z9k, 10y Bourbon Chief, 1888
lsire Of Caimer, 2:22, and the dams of ten in
the $3.50 list; among them Pickard, 2:lsK,
Chief, II, etc.; second dam, AOllie Jackson, by
Jackson, i~thoroughbred) son Of Union, by
imported Glencoe. ViewmOnt BREEDS VERY
LARGE. His colts are good lockers, and sell
readily. el6. 90, payable when mare proves In
f0al; or el2.60 the season. return privilege.
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A handsome map presented free to every
new subscriber to the INTELLIaENCER,
and to all old subscribers paying in ad-
vance. Nc coupon. Bring in your name
and money, and lame your choice Of
maps. tt
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TOhn.-P Powell.

WILD CHERRY PHOSPHATE
is a delicious and wholesome beverage,
possessing the tonic and nutritive prop
critics of Wild Cherry Bark, and the acid
phosphates of Lime, Soda, Magnesia
and Iron. 1t is especially valuable for
the publication of impure drinking
water. Price DC. a bottle.
WHITE LABEL
BAKING POWDER
is giving splendid satisfaction. 1t is q
pure cream-Of-tartar goods at forty
cents per pound can !; smaller sized cans
at same rate.
YOUNG-HYSON TEA,
good style, bright, clean leaf, IN elegant
sleeper. Just the grade for ice tea a,
35c. per pound or three pounds for 81.
RED CROSS CIDER VINEGAR
is guaranteed absolutely pure, and made
Of apple juice only. Splendid for pick
ling purposes, and cheap at 25c. per gal
MIXED SPICES
are just the thing for splicing pickles
contains many spices that are not sold
separately. Try them, and you will bt
pleased with the result.
FINE MACKEREL,
good new fish, fat and plump, and free
from rust, at ten cents each !; or a large
kit for 81.
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Trustees Sale of Real
Estate.

Whereas, Bennct X. Phillips. OF Lafayette
county. Missouri, by his certain deed OF trust,
dated the first day OF October, lssl, and re-
corded In the recorders ONCE for Lafayette
county. on the twenty eighth day OF Novem-
Der. ls9k, In book us. at page l6s. conveyed %
the sheriii, OF said Lafayette county. Missouri.
trust. as trustee, the following described real
estate. situate, lying and being In tbs county
OF Lafayette. and state Of Missouri. to-wtt:
ere OF %'s sccsion a sSir.y-oS nc All. s sS~nsSir S SSs,.
a strip on the east side OF ssId forty acre.
tSnS, sssep ds : ssrip 70 81 = q nm nai &, . SSss re- sss . , =, S.s a. !:
east corner, In an oblong shape, running WoA,
heretofore decided TO Lucinda Davei port.
s A,sal psst a Dl sss q sf1 secsaca g sSi9sgs no Se a. =:
township forty-eight (ts). range twenty-eigAt
Css), described rs follows, viz: Commencing
running south, one hundred and forty yards:
thence east, with usual variations, 10 John @.
Cobb's lines thence along his lines b the north
east corner Of said forty acrca; thence 8cst
to the place OF beginning; In trust u secure
the payment OF the promissory note and inter
est, In said deed of trust described; and,
whereas. the term OF once OF the person who
was "sherin." OF said ounty ut the time Of
the execution OF said deed Of trust. has long
since expired, and he no longer nlls OF exer-
cises the inties OF ,sherin' OF said county;
aymen OF the note and debt secured bv said
deed OF trust, and the said debt and the inter
est thereon, evidenced by said note. remains
due and unpaid; now, therefore. ], tho under
signed, acting sheriff OF said Lafayette county,
Missouri. as successor In such trupt, at the ro-
quest Of The legal holder OF said motto. and pur-
suant to the powers of such deed u trust
will. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. Lei,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock 10 the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon, Of that
day, at the court house door, In t. - o
Lexington, In the county q Ln0nDuun71
state of Missouri, exRoaa = e1oo1E~1 =
the said M $50 ~
trust. XRl00T.