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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
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for Infants and Children.
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unless physician now wofwhtt s
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no You Know that
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15

Seven dfsti.leries are buslly engaged in
distiliing oil in the peppermint fields OF
Decatur Mich.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15
SEASIDE SANNIhA.

A complete stock OF lumber on hand
In the rough or dressed. Flooring. rus
tic, ceiling, and all kinds Of finish:
mouldings and shingles; also bracket
work done to order. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
at mill. H. r. L. LOGAN, Prop'r
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-15

1t is asserted by MANY engaged in the
business that one cause of the failure
of mackerel on New England shores is on
account of the use Of seines in catching
them and this scarcity has continued
all the years in which selning has been
adopted by the entire fleet. Others argue
that the scarcity is occasloned by the
hack of proper food in these waters and
consequently the mackerel have departed
to where they can find good feed.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
@trsttetc BON Der Golttta.

Can 5ranctsco, 8. Stunt.
Cine Spe5tal 9epe14e an ben @raz
miner BON Ma3atlan iagt: Gin Selez
gramm BON Mcugulor melbet, bab Der
Dampfer Barracouta ba1db1t nit
Gbtlberg BON Seattle, etnem Der &etz
1enben auf oer perungliidten vGolima"
eingetrofen 1T. 9er1elbe mar nad
benz l1ntergang bes @9iKes nit feds
anbern auf einem Rettungsflohe geiez
ben norben. Ser 9ampfer 8arraz
couta bate nod Sobnion, @%on3ales,
peters unb Gron an 8prb. Cine 9ez
pef4e bon Man3anila fagt, bab
Trauen BON ber .Goltma" gerettet
porben 1tnb unb bab feline 2ei9en
mebr an's ufer tretben. Die ueberz
lebenben BON benz 5petten Nettungsz
fob finb s. Noonan, Sole Pequeros,
81. S. Martn, 11nb 3tpet Mnbere.
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8ol0fuu0e.

Batter . n, q. s., 4. Sum-. Ser
partbirettor McGrotp fanb bel Iusz
9rabungen an Der @ette zines 9ugels
in ber Ndbe bes Pa7aicz TluKes IN Ell
mem 2ebmbaufen @olbt0rner, un6 es
tpurbe ettpa cine llnae @olb aus benz
2ebm ausge1pa14en.
Die Mrbeiter, pel9e am Gube bes
9igels am Ditli4en @nbe ber Sfieite
bes Partes cine @traBe anlegen, bait
ten etma aebn SUB tief %gegraben, als
'bas @olb entbedt tpur'be. Mls es be-
tannt murbe, baB @olb i'm part gez
funben tporben iet, elite Sung uno alt
NIT S@aufeln berbet, um @ei&t9iz
mer aus5ugraben. Mebrere &naben
fanben golbtgen 2ebm, unb 9arrD
Sobnion, Glert in elmer Mpotbete an
Der Martetftrabe, fanb etma cine un5e
@olb. @r lieb es BON etnem Supelter
unter1u9en, tpel9er ertlGrte, bab es
un5metfelbaft @plb lei.
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&Mr0e criMDHett.

Mabrib, 7. sunni. Major Glaz
pijo, pel@er auf ben @eneral : &a>
pttdn Prtmo &tbera, etnen Morbberz
iu@ gema@t bat, murbe Mittmod
Morgen eri&oRen. Muf benz @recuz
tionsplaBe 3etgte Glapijo feite 9al>
tung. @iner ber Prieiter berbanb linn
bic Mugen unb lteb ben 8erurt6eilten
allein, ber ben berbdngnibpo1en Moz
ment nit 10 1tot1@er @ube uno ernftem
Mutbe entgegen 1ab, bab er notbgez
brungen bic @pmpatbte a1er umitez
benben ma@rtef. Mls bas @ignal
enblt@ gegeben mar, ert0nte Musteten,
getnatter, unb glabijo fiel BON bret
&ugeln in ben &opf getroFen. @r
mar iebo9 nod nod ni9t tobt, unb
murbe Elm @olbat beorbert, einen pet<
teren S@uB auf ben @erurtbeilten
gu geben. Ser SDlpel 1@oB benz I'm
glidli@en 6as &tnn ent3net unb er1t
Elm tpeiterer S@ub bur9 9er3 ma9te
benz 2eiben bes l1ngludli9en Elm 6 n
be. Die groben Meni@enmengen, bic
it4 eingefunben batten, f@rteen auf
bor @ntieBen, als tie faben, bab bic
@olbaten breimal auf ben ltn9liidlt>
4en 1&ieBen muBten, 3tpeimal in ben
TAFT leblofen, aus9eitredten &0rper.
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Rampt 3tptf@en Strakenbabntn.

ptttsbur9, pa., 8. Stunt. Sn
9pmeiteab, 3d., entitanb 5pif4en ben
Mngei telten ber Seconb Mpenus,
Some iteab unb 9tgblanb elettrt1@en
Babn an 8. Srabe unb ben Mn9e=
1tellten Der Borough 2inie Elm ern1tz
lt9er &f. @ormann 8oumann
BON Der Seconb Mbenue=2inie tletterte
cine Setter binauf, UNI bic 9omez
fteab unb 9igblanb : 8abn 9rGbte
bur@5ui4neioen. 9te Better tpuroe
unter ietnen Siben peg9ertii len unb
8oumann iel gu 8oben unb erlttt
19limme 8%erlebungen. SeBt ntftanb
elm ernitli4er &f, nobel mebrere
perlonen 9efdbrlt@ perleBt murben.
9ie Poli3iiten pertrieben enblt4 bic
Scamp enben. Werbaftsbefeble MUIR
bed 9e9en bic 5ubrer berausgenomz
men. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

2anslep's bat als Sriebtraft %elettris
ide 8atterien, bic unter ben 5liigeln
aneebra6t limb.
- @enn bic MiiGer Medt baben,
miro bas ameritanti4e 0ou In nod
tier .3eit 1einen 0erbrau4 BON Meibz
brot beI9rGnten mil len: Sn pielen
Staten finb bic Miiblen ni4t mebr
i'm Stanbe ben nDtbtsen Weiaen gum
@ermablen gu erbalten; aus 3anias
pirh beri9tet, bab cine srobe Inaabl
tletnerer Miiblen i'm Staate bereits
auber 8etrteb eeieBt tporben ieien.
BON ben flint eroben Miiblen in So
peta, bic tdelt9 bur919nittlt4 1000
Jab Mebl lieferten, fo0en bret in al
lernd9iter 3eit sei9loKen perben.
Sn ben ldnbli9en @esenben 1T gar
tetn Wet3en mebr gu erbalten, aber
ni4t bic gesenmdrtise preisfeigerung
ion aletn Der @runb bafir fem, ionz
bern bic @prrGtbe ieien einfa@ erz
fd6pft. @on benz l1eberf9uFe Der
p~ori6briSen @rnte 1T, pas nt@t ms
Muslanb peri9tHt purbe, fir @tebz
fltterun9 perbrau@t porben, 10 bab
bic ii@tbaren @orrdtbe gang 9ertng
finb. Die seeenmdrtis 10 bo& binaufz
g%etrtebenen Mei5enpreiie tragen ba3u
BEL, ben Mublen ben 8e5ug BON Metz
gen gu eri@meren. benin tper nod Wetz
gen ubrts bat. 1T 9enetst, i'm 3uz
riid3ubalten, in Der 9oHnun9, bab bic
Miiqer 9en0tbist fem perben, b0bere
preiie gu 5ablen, als iie jebt 9etpiqt
finb.
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0re5tam'S Wa0iotHer.

Mai + ngton, 7. sunni. IS
lit nt@t mebr gu be5metfeln, bab oer
prdiibent %polltGnotg ent14loHen 1T,
benz @eneralanpalt SlneD ben po1ten
bes Staatsiecretdrs an5ubieten, ieop4
eben 10 ii9er 1T, bab ct 9errn Slnep
aufforbern perbe, ben Poi ten an3uz
nebmen, unb bies nur 10 lange perz
i4tebe, big er i'm Stanbe fetn perbe,
ben Na9folger bes 9errn Slnep alS
@eneralantpalt gu ernennen. Man bGlt
es mabr{9etnli9, bab ber Poiten beg
entertainments benz 8un0es1enator
@rep angeboten murbe. IS bat ii&
bier bas @erii@t perrbeitet, bab ber
Soften bes @eneralanpalts benz ebez
maltgen @eneralpoitm tier Don. Wt.
9idin1 Jon angebDten per0en ptrb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Qeiue aatboItren ais xebrer.

&ana Gtth, Mo., 8. Stunt.
@@ullebrer ober S@ullebrerinnen,
mel9e benz tatbolii9en @lauben angez
b0ren, ftno in &anias @itp, &as., me-
nigitens fir ben nG@1ten @4ultermtn,
BON ben DHentli@en S@ulen ausgez
19loKen. Ser borttge S9ulratb bat
1t9 BEL Der Mn1teQung BON 2ebrern
unb 2ebrerinnen in elmer langen 81
bung g%etpetgert, mdbrenb bes 9erbitz
terminus audi MIR elmer etn5igen, benz
tatbolif4en @lauben a~ngebDrtgen
Perion, cine MniteQung gu geben.
@Gmmtlt9e Mitglieber bes S@ulraz
ties init elmer ein3igen Musnabme, iinb
Prptei tanten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Die Cholera in NuklanO.

Mafbtn9ton, .. g., 8. Stunt.
Ser amerttant19e General : Gon1ul
Scarf in ct. Petersburg bert@tet an
bus @taatsoepartement, bab bic @boz
lera in Rublanb nod INNER fortbauz
ert. Mus amtli9en 8ert@ten 1T er=
it4tlt4, bab i'm Commencement Wolz
bpnien BON IA. Big gum 81. Mprtl 106
perfonen an ber @bolera ertrantten,
BON mel9en 33 ftarben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
0ottra r,iht 0et1otet .

Nep Dort, 8. Sunt. @us 9az
banna mtrb beri@tet: 9te BON ben
'@paniern perbreiteten @eri@te, baB
@eneral Martmo @omea i'm Sample
BEL 8oca be 0os Rtos aefanen lei,
beruben auf unmabrbeit. General So
meg, ber 0berbefeblsbaber bet cubaniz
i4en &epoluttonstruppen, lit ni9t
tobt. Gen. 4@apitdn Martine3 Fat bic
&egierun9 in Maorib UNI Mbi enbung
a4t meiterer Re9tmenter Snfanterie
na9 Cuba er1u9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Fob peS 9ultanS BON Sahpre.

Qpnbon, 8. Stunt. Ser Sultan
BON Sobore lit in 2onbon seitorben.
Gr mar tpesen 8ru9 bes gbeperiprez
9ens unter benz Mamen ~Mr. gilbert
BON elmer Mtb Sennie Mit@eQ
oertlast unb baour9 rberiibmt" gez
tporben. Ser 'Sultan setpann ieinen
Yrp3eb babur@, bab er ertlGrte, ct
lei reeterenber 5iirit unb baber ben
Sc eben ni9t unterporfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Cine 9taucnDafre SeaoNn0+

Sanger, Norbafrita, 8. Stunt.
@ier &arrenlabun9en 9ep0telter &Dpfe
BON rebeqif4en Mnbdngern bes &az
bamnaitammes iinb auf benz @ege
na@ Seq in &abat angetommen. 9a
bic &Dpfe jebo4 in Solge mangelhafz
ter P0telung ii@ in einem i@anoer9{ en-
3ultanbe befanDen, 10 3pangen bic
8ebDrben in &abat cine Mn5abl SUI
ben, bic 1&ourige Tra4t BON Meuem
gu pDteln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13
Verbrereuoer Gtur,,t.

Nort, Meb., 5. Stunt. Montag
Mbenb sesen 6 1i2 ubr beaann Elm
3ptlon 3pDlf Metlen fiibli@ bon
Oort, tpelher auf elmer @%ntfernung
bon 16 Meilen ales in fetnem Meg
befnbli9e @tsentbum 5erit0rte. 3ablz
ret9e Garmbduier unb @taqe murben
um9ebla1en, unter bteien bic Wobnz
bGu{er BON Mm. Mttte, s. S@ulb,
Miuer unb @eo. @pnlep. Ntemanb
tpurbe set0btet ober i@limm perleBt.
Gin beftiger @egen be9leitete ben
Sturm.
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aRtt Der Yetttde aesld)ttat.

@bee1ing, %. 3d., Z. sunni.
Cine 9epe14e aus Gbarle1ton 1agt,
bab bort 8ernarb GonleD bon 5rau
Cha Moran, bic er bef@impft battle,
nit elmer Peitf@e fir&terli@ ausgsz
bauen tpurbe, mdbreno ber @atte unb
Bruber Der Trau ben Mann feitbtelz
ten, na4bem lie i'm Dorber gum ueberz
lub nod an einen 3aun feitgebunoen
batten.
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nth in Yeru.

2ima a, peru, 7. Sum-. Mn Der
gan5en &iite BON Peru bat cine
'@turm flutb groBen S4aben an9ert4z
tet. 9as &abel 3nti9en Gaqao unb
Mrica 1T 3erriKen unb au4 in Mol<
tenbo, bas cine &abel1 tation / It, 1T
Der an9eri@tete S@aben iebr beoeuz
tenb..
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8ou Ro>aaaSfar.

paris, 9. SUM-. Sn Na@ridten
aus Mntananaripo auf Maba9ascar
bonn Is. M}at beiBt es, bob bic Tranz
aofen bel tbrem Marf@e in bas Snz
mere Der Sniel bon Maiunta aus 5uz
ridgei9la9en tporben ieien unb baB
bic Sterbli9teit unter ben fran30iiz
i4en Sruppen in 6olge Der auf Der
Sniel berr1@enben Tieber 3unebme.
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Neuette Na@rimten.
9rnt tttne erite Netie an.

@V01 VstSSe eCV1e Otetve 0W-
Dort, 8. sunni. Der Dam
pier st. 2ouis, bon Der ameritanii@en
2inie, bat feline erfte Tabrt iber ben
S3ean angetreten. Mtt bemielben maz
9en iiber $50 Gaiiitenz unb @alonz
pafgtere bic Retie na@ europa.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-13

hattie, 0ab er in 6olge Der MuHor0ez
runq Der Neteranen bon BRADFORD
itatt fir bic Sin gegen bieielbe flint
men tperbs, nit 108 gegen 101 @ttmz
men abgelebnt.
- profeKor 2anglep, ber 81
rettor bes beribmten rSmitbionian
Sn1titute," 1T ber guten 9oHnung
bemnG@t cine 5lugmai@tne bauen
gu fDnnen, bic ft9 audi prattti4 perz
tpertben 1dBt. Mtt etnem neuen Moz
beq unternabm 2anglep tir5li4 cine
Probefabrt. 2ei4t i@pang ii@ bas
@e1teQ in bic 2ifte, unb bic 8emez
gur1gen tonnten obne @teuerapparate
controlirt :tperben. Sic Probefabrt
eritredte fi@ 3par nur auf 1000 SUB,
bo9 glaubt ber @rfnber, baB bic
Tlugma14ine au@ beliebig tpeite
@treden mtrb auriidlegen t0nnen. Sn
nd9iter 3ett boft er I'M @tanbe gu
1ein, bic 2Dfung bes 2uft1@iffabrtsz
Problems ber ftaunenben Welt pratt
ti19 gu bemonftriren. ProfeHpr
Ganglep's toitfptelige @rperimente
baben beretts iber $4,000 per1@lunz
gen, bod perben benz @rfnber bon
0euten, bic bo1es 8ertrauen in feline
'sSyyGbigfetten 5eben, INNER neue @elbz
mittel CUR @erfiigung g~eitel1t. Die
8riiber Melbtqe unb @rabam Sen,
bic bur9 @rinbung beg na& ibnen
benannten Selepbon gu Mi0iondren
geporben iinb, unteritiBen i'm rei&z
lt9 nit @elb. Das neue5 te MobeQ
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
SUERJFF'S SALE.

The State Of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use of Thomas A. Catron. collec-
tor II the revenue OF Lafayette county,
in the state of Missouri, plaintiff,
versus
Unknown heirs of Eliza Miller. deceased.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette County,
Missouri.
BY virtue Of a special execution, issued
from the office of the clerk Of the circuit
court Of Lafayette county, Missouri, in
the above entitled cause, wherein the
State of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of Thomas A. Catron, collector OF
the revenue OF Lafayette county, Missouri
Is plaintiff, and against heirs OF
Eliza Miller, deceased, to me directed and
returnable to the December term. 1883, OF
said court, l, the undersigned, sheriff OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1895.
between the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
door in the city of Lexington, in Lafay-
cite county, Missouri, during the session
of said circuit court OF said county, offer
for sale and sell publicly, by auction, to
the highest bidder. for cash in hand, all
the right, title, interest, claim and estate
OF the said unknown heirs of Eliza Miller,
deceased, defendants in said execution, in
and to The following described real estate,
situate, lying and being In the county OF
Lafayette, and state of Missouri, to-wit:
Lots "a and 8, Dover, Missouri; levied
upon as the property of said defendant,
and sold to satisfy said execution, togeth-
er with the Costs and expenses Of this
sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
November, 1896. ZACH W. WRIGHT.
11-l6-td Sheriff.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
United States MarshaI's Sale
Under Execution.

BY virtue OF an execution issued out Of the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Western Division OF the Western District OF
Missouri. dated November 9th, 1896. In favor OF
Isaac w. Avitt. assignee of Louis Coin, and
against Alvin Kcnsler, for the sum of
ts.t.56!sL forty-four thou'and. nve hundred
cents, ! have levied anu seized upon all OF the
right. title and interest OF the defendant of, in
and to the following real estate, situate.
~ Ing and being In the county Of Lafay-
cite, state OF Missouri, to-wit: Thirty
acres, part OF the southeast quarter of section
twenty-five, bounded ms follows' beginning at
corner Of sections twenty-five. twenty-three,
twenty-six and twenty seven; thence west
thirteen chains and sixty-three links; thence
north To the Missouri river; thence down the
two and tweuty-three; thence south to the
beginning: also, sixteen acres OF the west
side OF the southwest quarter OF section
east quarter and the east half OF the southeast
quarter of section twenty-seven, except hve
and one-half acres, bounded as follows: begin
ming thirty-three chains and sixty-four links
north OF the southwest corner of the east half
OF the southeast quarter of said section
twenty seven; thence cast seven chains;
thence north seven chains and eighty-six
links; thence west seven chains: thence
south seven chains and eighty-six links
to beuinning; also, all of the wet half OF
section twenty-six, living west of Tabo creek,
except twelve acres and nine hundredths OF
an acre on of the south end of said west half
OF said section twenty-six; also. beginning ON
line between southeast and southwest quar-.
tiers OF section twenty-six. where the south
line OF survey 219S OF Alexis Picard
crosses said line; thence east to Tabo creek;
thence down said creek to "A point where the
same crosses the line between the northeast
and the northwest quarters of said section
twenty-six: thence south to the beginning.
All of said above Described lands being In
township nfty-one, of range twcnty-six. con-
tanning In all 532 acres. more or less. and l will
sell to the highest bidder. for cash In hand, all
of the right, title and interest of the above
named defendant Of, I'm and to said real estate
tat the usual place of selling real estate). at
the court house door. In the city of Lexington,
Lafayette county, Missouri. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Q. lsaS,
and during a term of the circuit court Of said
Lafayette county, between the hours of ten
O'Clock u. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. of said day.
10. d. SHELBY,
noygtd u. 3. Marshal.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
SHERIFF-S SALE.


The State Of Missouri, at the relation and
to the use Of Thomas A. Catron, col
lector OF the revenue for Lafayette
county, In the State OF Missouri, Plain
till,
versus
James Craig.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette County,
Missouri.
By virtue of Q special execution, issued
from the office OF the clerk of the circuit
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, in
the above entitled cause, wherein the
the use OF Thomas A. Catron, collector of
the revenue Of Lafayette county, Missouri,
IL plaintiff, and agsinst James Craig, to
me directed, aud ~returnable to the Decem-
Der term, 1896, Of said court, /, the under
signed, sheriff OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, will on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14th. 1895,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon
Of said day, and In front Of the courthouse
door. In the city Of Lexington, in Lafay-
cite county, Missouri. during the session
Of said circuit court Of said county, offer
for sale and sell publicly. by auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash In hand, all
the right, title, interest, claim and estate
OF the said James Craig, defendant In said
execution. In and to the following descri6-
ed real estate, situate, lying and being In
the county Of Lafayette, and state Of
Missouri, to wit: West half of block %,
Asbury's addition to H~igginsville, Mis-
souri,, levied upon as the property OF said
defendant, aud sold to satisfy said execu-
ton, together with the costs and expenses
Of this sale.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
ZACH. w. WRIGHT,
11-16-td Sheriff.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
SHERIEE,S SALE

The stotc 81 MIs.o,,i :, A.. .., -,
20 ,ns outi ~ the relation ana
- ~, NUNS n. aaron. collector
ST. ,oxvunue @ ';aiayet.e county. In thc
=" "'''o"i'' ''h'n'i"'
versus
IT,, ,nSs ~ na
u oueu'' oo"'' oi Lafayette County
'"
from the Office Of the clerk OF the circuit
court of Lafayette county, Missouri, Ia the
mpnNr entitled cause. wherein tho state Of
missouri at The relation and to the use Of
dhd'has a. Cntron. collector 81 the revenue
OF l.. fnyette county, Missouri, IL plaintifr.
nnd against Wesley l.. smith. To me directe.
anu returnuble to the December term. Isy5'
OF SAID court, +, the updersicue .. sheriff ri
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

The State of Missouri. AZ the relation and
tn the use OF Thomas A. Catron, collector
of the revenue of Lafayette County. In
the State of Missouri. Plaintiff,
Jehn l.. Lockhart and Mrs. John l.. Lockhart.
Missouri.
FROM the ONCE OF tue clerk Of the ctrcais
court of Lafayette county. Aissour, IN the
above entitled cause, wherein tho state
of Missouri ut the relation and TO the
nse of Thomas A. Catrou. collector OF
the revenus of Lafayette county. Missouri,
Is plaintiff, and against John l.. Lockhart
and Mrs. John l.. L~ackhart. to me directed.
and returnable to the December term, 1895,
of said court. I. the undersigned. slicrin OF
Lafayette county. Missouri. will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, lss5.
between the horrs Of nine o'clo,k In the
forenoon and i've o'clock In tie afternoon
OF said day, and In front OF the courthouse
door, In the city of Lexington, In LAFAYETTE
county. Missouri. during the session OF the
said circuit court Of sad county. oier
To the highest bidder. for cash In
hand, all the right. title, interest. claim
and estutc Of the sail John l.. Lock.
hart and Mrs. John L. Lockhart, drfendants
In said executioa. In and TO the following
described r~nl estate, situate, lying and
being la the county OF Lafayette. aud state
OF Missouri. to-wit: Lots 70 snd Il. nainkles
addition to wellington.. Missouri. levied
upon rs the property OF the said defendant.
amt sold to satisfy said execution. together
with the costs and expenses of this sale.
Given under my and this 18th day Of No
vemrer. ls95. ZACH. W. WRIGHT,
n-l6.td bhortn.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-16
DR.. Bates Sale.

The second annual sale of DIR. George
w. Bates, OF near Hates City, took place
on Thursday of last week. DIR. hates
farm and stables are full of fine horses,
as good as can be found anywhere. The
sale drew q fair crowd of hOrSemen and
bidders, even though the weather was
inclement. The horses did not bring
even Q fair price, and with the consent
OF those present thirteen that had been
c~atalOgued were withdrawn from the
sale. Col. Muir, of Independence was the
auctioneer. Following is the list sold:
Stanley, a fine t%rOtter, $751; so TO- j. II.
Williamson.
lady Denmark, bought by J. C. Kelly,
Of Lexington. $500.
G. w. chestnut colt, foaled June,
1894. j. b. Williamson, $3.50.
SOrrel mare. fOaled I'll, Geo. Osborn,
5000.
Bay colt, foaled April 'e5, T. H. Camp
bell, $3.50.
Black colt. foaled May 'a5, DR.. j. v.
Kenyon, $500; also Flora r., fOaled
Matte ". l5s hands. foaled 80,
standard and registered, J. w. Renick,
$3.50. 90.
Jemima G., l6 hands, fOaled 1857,
Henry Mccormack, 500. 90.
Nancy b., 1871 hands, fOaled 81, +. T.
Bates, S85.W.
Fannie, Is years old. j. B. Straight,
$l4. 90.
Zelma, lot hands, fosled 81, g. u.
Fishback, $87. 100.
Elma. foaled s2. Robert Weight,
500. 90.
Nos, II and Is, bay geldings, Is hands,
foaled ,93, j. F. Miller, $500 each.
Matte Keene, Is hands, fOaled '83,
standard and registered, j. I. Wilker-
son, SAL 90.
Roxy Miller. standard and registered,
Bay FLY. standard, foaled May p5.
Jack Hill, S34. 90.
Bay filly. foaled '95, Robert Land.
Oak Grove. $3l 90.
Bay ally, foaled s5, WIN. Butcher,
49,. 90,