Franklin County Record (Union, MO), 1878-02-28

              VOL. IV. UNION, MO., THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1878. NO. 26. tOCAL NEWS. fit would like to exchange a good Wilson sowing nutchino lor a gWll COW. Jtt. R. B. Kckey, in the 'Prairie ybahcd and moved into" a new frwe. ' " ( - j ' iwiaa unln nf MM aeres of rnllin- I Wreul estate' on Saturday. See iJrertisemont in another column. "About Six inches of sn6w fell on U Sunday night, Jluhndy place f)W of it lnstedJcMyJr hQuJ's. ei eTsTcee of assault and bat- I jery pending beforo Justice Frazee lhat promises a rich item next week. We v ill take corn, oats, potatoes, apple, dried fniil, eggs or chickens on subscription for the RKConn, .ft iho market prices. , . , . ; ..; Ki'Vi Wnght Johnson paid .ins friends in town a visit lust week. Jle m in charge of the St. James circuit of tho M. FJ. Church South. ' An' immersion took place At the Prairie Baptist Church on tho 17th ii;st. in which ten persons were bap-weil and added to tho: membership oj the church. " - - v !. . '; 'V7c were not intormcd of tho fact that Mr. Miller was the recipient, of n number of valuable presents on the occasion of his birthday party, or we should have mentioned it at, the tune. 31 r. John F. Manvillo, near Moselle, is preparing to build himsolf a bank barn, forty by seventy feet, after tho style of Pennsylvania barns. It will no doubt be a model barn, and tho only ono of its kind in tho count. Every farmer ought to hnvo one. It will save its cost in the saving of grain and feed in a few years. ' ' " Wo understand there was a gentle man in town last Friday who refused to pay some taxos. that were due. The collector. ordered a deputy sheriff," Hi Andrew Jeffries, to take charge ofthogentlnman's horse, which he did, and by the limo the papers were duly mado out for the levy ho stepped up and paid. The process is very simple where there is a will. This is the first levy made for taxes and people can advise themselves from it. We are in formed that Dr.' Jackson, ill Washington, is preparing to take a' tour on the 'eastern continent, Probably he will take a glance at Ik' little fair at Paris this summer. Mr. William liuscher, sr.. intends imving his native country, Germany, n )tber visit in the spring. "I Jo first 'fsiwn ff tbr Mlllntry in 18M,fllld tlflft once since hcon across the water to the Fatherland, but he now has oc-ciisioii to go a second time. List Friday evening Wilson Leis-er, esq., of .the Union Uecokd, gave l'ucitic and our (sanctum a pleasant tall. , Mr. '' Leiser was on business connected with bis paper. He is looking first rale fat, hearty and- good-natured. PaeifiC Democrat. Mr. Bernard Beck man requests us to offer his most sincere thanks to all the kind friends who assisted him in bis recent affliction, and to those who aided in Iho singing at the fun-al. Ho '.-hopes never to forget tho empathies extended towards him in liia troubles. The adininistiator's sale of the personal effects of Gerhard Ilagc-Imsth. deceased, was well attended, Hndtho things sold well, considering that the river was almost impass-ublsand that there was another sale, Mr. Ilointicmanii's,- on the same day not six miles away.. It pays . to ad-vert me. . , Mr.'2 O'Bannon, the efficient miller lately with tho VitrBrothcrs, i i the Union Steam Mills, has associated himself with , tho Mr. James MtLard, of the famed Goodi'sMill on tho Hourbois, which they are now overhauling with a view to keep up reputation for flour, second to none i'i Iho county. ....'. ... There was a Murphy disciple in town last-Monthly. IIo wantod to commenco ''a movement" in the ehureh, w hich was very properly re- luscd him, and it seems he could gel no other foothold . to commenco tho work of reformation. Why do these follows want to operate in the churches ? Are the church goers all drunkards? Wo repudiate tho foul aspersion. There is great room for reformation from drinking in the community, we aro aware, but that class of pooplo never go near a church. Let theni como and begin, anyplace else, and all the chutch inciiibers will help, wo have , no doubt, but the church don't want to lcap the reaction ol any half-done business. Some young scamps have on one or two occasions, untied 3Ir. Fcnton's horses on which his family rode into town to attend church and which had been fastened at tho different fastening places, and compelling tho family to walk home. In the first instance they stole his bridle in addition to the trespass. : Now, ono word is all lhat we shall volunteer in this connection, and that is that tho perpetrator of such tricks will surely bo caught and punished. Wellington's birthday was appropriately celcbratod in Union. There was a good display of bunting at tho Moutier House and at several of tho business places. Tho band paraded tho street, playing ' as they marched with measured tread, and also mado the air melodious from the dome of tho '"temple." In tho evening tho dramatics were exhibited in the Theater lialltogcthei with a most vivid and striking . tableau. ot "Wuliiiigtan Crossing tho Delaware," and a b:ill filled the balance of tho evening. one of the young ladies, and the "parson" as the winner of the other". Box and Cox was given by i Ifred Smith and Samuel T. Jeffries, and Fritz Athenbach, tho latter ie ihe character of landlady, nd w: 1 as humorously renderod as cou I be considering the nature of tho ioce The tableau of ''Washington Crossing tho Delaware was Bimpty perfect and grand. , The crowded house attests to Tlio character of theso chtcrtainm moro forcibly than wo can portray them. Another ono will bo given soon. , , IX ME.ttOKI tH. Death of Mr- Braekenridge. BRACKENHini.R D oit entlcnly, at hit resi-dence. on Kriilny uiirnt, February Kid. 1S7S, Mr. Asa Hrackearidgo, ageU (W join ami 7 months. The deceased was born in Kentucky, May 22, 1808, whence he was brought by his parents in 1818, and settled in St. Louis county, within fifteen miles of the city, being then only about ten years old. In 1833 ho came to Franklin county, and lived a few years on a farm adjoining the present homestead, where he married, Nov. 27th, 1831, Mrs. Win. E. Roberts, formerly Miss Mary Kliz abeth Goodo, from Virginia, with whom he lived about ID years, when J. C. Wright to Fred Hrand, 40 j acres in 8 43 2 west, $175. W. II- Bartle to J. II. Hurtle, 80 acres in 3 41 1 cast, $250. Dav. Bollman to Fritz Alsermann, 1 aero In 31 44 1 west, $45. C W. Iloff to Tat Sullivan, SO acres in 24 41 1 cast, $150. . Jos. Bardet to Pat Sullivan, I aero in 21 41 1 east, $117. Win. Frnstmeyer to C. L. Ituhl-fing, 1 1-2 acres in 86 44 4 west, $10. : Kohl finjj to. Win Rrnstmcy- ir,l 1-2 acres in" 86 44 4 west," $10. F. II. Pugh to Adolph Ilehtmeyr, 80 acres in 5 and 8 43 2 west, $500. A. Decluo to S. I). Below, 80 acres n 11 41 1 east, $490. F. M. Kanke to J. U. Kanko, 240 acres in 23 45 4 west, $2,500. UNION STEAM MILLS. Custom grimlliu; done ou Thursdays, Fridays unit Sm.urdnvs. Wheat ground for one-eighth toll. Flour, meal, &c, delivered anyplace In town every Saturday ouly. Order urn? be lft, at the rost-otllce. Iu order to receive prompt attention, orders must be accompanied by the cash. NKTAIL l'UICKS, Januauy loth, 1S79. iX Fhmr, UX " liye. " Grahtim " Corn meal A children's masquerade ball will bo given by tho Dramatic Socioty in Theater Hall, next Saturday evening, .March' 2, 1878. All children under 14 years of ago free. All over 14 years, 25 cents admission. For Trade or Sale. Tho Atlantic llolel in Sfoscllo, on tho St. L. & S. F P.. R., in this (Franklin) ' county, is offered for trade or sale at a bargain. Will sell on timo payments, or will trade for live stock, such as horses, mules or cattle, or will take a team of yoke L. BllTLKlt, Moselle, Mo. PROFESSIONAL. '""LTprpABKEBT"" Attorney at Law. Holla, Mo. Practice also in Franklin and Maries OoltUllt'8. Itev. C. E. Sdiaible, Secret .ry of tho Washington Township Sunday School Convention, has ascertained tho existence of 29 Sabbaih schools in this county-, from 22 of which he has obtained a report about as ful-4ows : There are 58 maloand G8 female touchers, 522 male and 533 female scholars, 244 of which are over 15 years of ago. Fourteen of these schools report to have libraries and eight have none. Twelve of them use tho International lesson leaves, and a number are closed for tho win ter. ' - ' The call for a County Sunday School Convention at Washington on the 9th inst-resulted in tho organization of that body as follows : President, Rev. C. E. Schaiblo; Secretary, Dr. B. F, Burch ; Treasurer, Win. II. llagcbusch ; Vice Presidents for tho different townships Boeuff, Mr. Weaver; Central, John A. F ostor ; Holes, J. R. Jonos ; Washington, S W Emory; jnion, A. B. Martin ; Lyons, J. M. Preston Mcr- amec, C. G. Hutton ; St. John's, A. Chiles. After a vory interesting discussion and other services, tho Con vention adjourned to meet in Union on Friday, "August 23d, 1878, being tho fourth Friday of the month. . Th Dramatic Socioty deserves a notice of special commondation for the admirable entertainment they gave on Washington's birthday evening. Whilst they aro all amateurs and all lellow citizens, soveral appeared on the stage for tho first time, but their native tact and efficient 'drilling made them appear like veterans in the business. Mr. Kirkman's role of the theological student, with smooth face and white tie, kept the laughing propensities ot the audience in a continual strain, which tho rendering of Mia. Hessel-meyor s part broke out into repcate3 peaU of laughter. Mrs. Weisel and Miss Emma Bauer carried out their respective parts as eligible young ladies with most desirable effect, seconded by Mr. John Achenbacb as father, and Mr, Wrr-.! Locwcr tn the character of lover, of shodied of consumption, leaving a ! cattle, or of horsos or mules. family of eight children, four of whom nro still living. He has been a citizen of tho coun ty for over fifty j-oars, and tho occu pant ot his Into homestead over foi ty years. He was apparently in good health iho day previous to his death, and was in Union, calling around on his friends, and on his return after retiring to rest complained to Mrs. Voorhces, his daughter, of a pain or peculiar feeling in hm breast. After bathing his breast with some lini ment ho said he felt better, and the family also retired, and in tho morning, finding he did not rise us early as usual, the went in to eeo him and found him dead. Ho has gono the way all must go to realize what there is of the unknown future. He was a just man, unostentatious, yet generous. Ho was kind to the poor, helping all whom ho found worthy of help. He had many friends, and no enemy that wo over heard of. Ho was buried in tho Union cemetery, and his remains were followed to tho tomb by all who could como out, and tho church was very full of thoBO who came to tho services in respect to his memory, which were conducted by Rev. A. B. Martin. Death of Mrs. Beckman. BF.CK.MAS Died on Sundny pvonihfr. Folirnnry 21th, 1ST8, Mm. Sophia Ueckinnn, aged 3i jeT Mid 20 dny. Mrs. Beckman leaves a littlo child about two months old, from whose birth she had not recovered, and a loving husband to mourn her departure. - - German Syrup. Jo other medicine in the world was evergiven such a testof its curativequsl-itifs as Boschee's German Syrup. In three years two million four" hundred thousand small bottles of this medicine have been distributed free of charir by diugftlts In this cofintry to those afflicted with Consumption, Afcthma, Croup, J W. BOOTH, , Attorney at Law. ir.vo-v, . - - - . Mo. Vim. I., lioyereiloi ff. J. C. Kiskmhion. BEYEESD0EFF & EISKADDON, ATTOBSEYS AT LAW, WASIIIYGTOX, - - - - Mo. JNO. C. KING, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Formerly of Stauton, Is uow iermaueut- )y located at St. C L iin, Mo. T. A. LOWE. ' A. A. UNnEinVnoW LOWE & UNDERWOOD, ATIOBXEYS AT LAW, " UXI03T Fruiiklin Co., .... - Mo. per saek, f 3.23 " " 3.00 " M 2 75 " a r: " lOOlbs 1.S0 Mfted, 2ilb cock, 40 per lt)lb W ' per bush, C! " " 20 Notice of E signation. Notice Is hereby given tnt the under- stund. dmltii-trAtor of the estate ot Joxh'ia F. Smith, deceftd, will apply to the I robste Court of rrftuklln County, Mo., to nuke rosisntitiou of hi aid letters t administration of said en-tHt; t the n-xt tvrtn of raid Court, t i ha Imaun and held lit th C irt hoasn lit Union, on the tlrst Monday of Mnreli. 1878. JAMES A. MEAI.KH, ( Administrator. Jan. 81 1S78 n21 Shlpstnn Corn, shelled, Sereeulns, Wholesale prices to dealers on application. ' Flout and Meal for sale at the Post Olllce. ..'.;' Lumber Mtpplied and Sawed to ordej on short notice, and custom sawing done by special agreement. H. W. & A. A. VITT, Proprietors. LANDS FOR SALE. The following Lands In this County bi'lonriusr to Thomas B. I'iuck, are oiler ed for yale, very Cheap, and on Easy Terms cf payment :to wit; 80acre., Ki HEi, sec. 24 1C4 " 8VV, " 2'i m - NW4, " to 100 " SEi, M 0 0 " SE4, " 22 f0 " E4. SW " 4 CO Ki, NE " 24 They are good lands as can be ceen by their location, and will be fold for nsimiil amount in cash, and the balance In one, two, three and four years, the purehuxcr to pive good security, or a deed f Trust ou the land purchased. For particulars and deeds. Abply to - j' M. L. G. CKOWE, Agent , At L'ulon, Mo. 41 42 40 40 41 42 42 2 east, 2 " 2 " 1 " 1 " 2 west 2 ' LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "YIThereas, Jsaac Welilay, jr., T T Welday, sr., STEPHEN FRAZEE, JUSTICE of the Peace, Union Township Union, Mo,, will attend prom t-ly to collecting, conveyancing, paying tuxes for non-residents, and to all business pertaiulng to the otllce. AMI. BRECKENKAMP. Public Administrator and Notary Public. Gives special atten'ion to settling estates of deeeased persous, and to all business pertaining to the ottiee of Notary Public. I will be In attendance during the first week of every Probate Court at L nlon. Olllce, St. Johns street, Washington, Mo. Trustee's Salo. Isaac and Mary Welday, his wife, by their certain deed of trust, tinted the 2Uh day of February, 1871, and recorded in Deed book of Mortgages and Deeds f Trust '-F," pae 427, in the Recorder's ol'tlca of Franklin County, Mo., conveyed to th under signed, trustie, the following described real f rate, lying and being MtuaWU In Fmnlvlin Countv, Mu., to-wit, ; The east half or section ihlrty-six.(3'i) and the west half of the north-east quarU r oi sect lot) tweiity live, and 20 acres nil' of the west side of the cast half of the south cast quarter of section twenty-ltve, all hi township firtv-'lir. e, range one west. containing in all 420 acres, more or less Which ntld conveyance was made in trust to secure the pytnent or a eertaiu promissory nnfj in said deed of trust fully described ; and whereas, default has been made in the payment of said note: now. therefore, at the reottest of the le gal holder of said note, and iu pursuance or the conditions in said Ue.'d of trust, the undersigned will, ou Saturday, March 30th, 1878, between the hours vf nine o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock In the afternoon of nakl day, at the court house door in the town of Union, M )., preened to sell the above described real estate at public vendue to the highert bidder for cash, for the purpose f aaiUfylng iid note and coRts ol thi trust. JOHN T. CUOWE.. Union, Mo, Fib. 28;h, t2(i Trustee UsitTf. tA nnnh., !.. ... I I !... Ml.. eases of the Throat and Ltuitrs. giving "V vJJ-?" be American people undeniable proof ''rf ' ' NOTICE To whom it may Concern. Notice Is hereby given that my wifee Louisa Meyer, refuses to live wito m, and has left my beil, board and portectlon- without any canse or provocation what, ever. All persons are therefore warm! not to harbor or trust her on my account, be that German Syrup will cure them. The result has been that Druggists In every toiyi and village io the United States are recommending it to their customers. Go to your Druggists and ask what thev know about it. bample bottles ten cents. Heir ular size 75 cents. Three doses will re lieve any case. ADAM. MEYEIi. Transfers of Real Estate. Tho following transfers of real es tate, by warrantee e'eed, were filed for record in tho Recorder's office of Franklin County, for tho week Ending with this ksuo, and reported by Il.Wiesel, Recorder : Squire Cahil! to Sam Cahill, 18 intin 108 acres, 18 44 1 west, $100. Fideles Hill to John Schaemel, 40 acres in 27 42 2 cast, $100. L. B. Parsons to Ch. Kueppelo, 80 acres in 6 412 -west, S480. A. L. Kruegor to Ily Kruegor, 80 cr?s in i vs 2 west. LIVE AGENTS WANTED. To sell Dr. Chase's R( clpcs ; orTnfor mation for Everbody, iu every county In the United States and Car.adas. Enlarged by tho publisher to 048 psges. I? contains over 21)00 household recipes, and Is suited to all clusses and conditions of society. A wonderful book and a household neces-. bity. It sells at sight. Greatest induce ments ever offered to book agents. Sam ple copies sent by mil. postpaid, for $2. Exclusive territory given. Agents more than double their money. Address, Dr Chase's Steam Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan. DecGnl4tl3 Tt'HHteu'H Sale. Whereas John D. Dolde, and Charh.tt", his wife, of the county of Franklin, and the Stale of Missouri, ou the 8:1 d y of October. 1872, by their certain deed of trust, of that date utid re corded In the ollice of the liicirder of Deeds i f seid County, in hook of Mortgages and Deed ol Trust, "D" pages 3'J5 '.'M ami 3U7, conveyed to the undersigned In t:tist to secure the payment- of a certain promissory note In said deed described, the following described lands (with the Improvements then on) situate in the County of Franklin aforesaid, t- wit: The northwest quarter of the uorlhwest quarto' and the southwest quarter of the northwest, quarter of section twenty, five (25) In township forty-two (12). range 2 east, ach tract containing 41 81-100 acres..- Aud whereas the said note long since I became due anil is si it) unpaid, uow the re- j fore, at the request of the legl holder of saio note aim in accoriiaaee Willi ttij pro visions or said deed, the undersigned, will on Fridaj-, March 15, A D. 1878, between the hours of nine o'clock In the I'orenoou and six o'clock iu ihe afternoon at the north door of the Court bouse In the town of Union, in th said County and Sui'e, expose the said lands to sale at public vendue to ih highest bidder for cash to satisfy said note and Interest tnereon and the cost mid expenses of this trust. JUH MS KL HEINKfOL. Union, Mo. Feb 21, 1878 n25 Trustee. Farmers' Homo, KEMMKKT Troprlctor, I At the old Lanketnper stand,! WnKlilagtOM, Mo. - Farmers and strangers will And especial accommodations, and cheaper than else where. Livery, feed, and sala stable Id counectiou. A(fr:nltratr'n Sot Ire. Notice is hereby given that letters of administration with the will annexed upon the estate f Gerhard Ilage-busch. deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Franklin County, Mo. dated fan. 178 anil that all persons having claims agiiust said estate are reqtilrei to pruseut hem for allowance within one year from iid date, or they may be precluded from auy benefit of said estate, and thit If said claims are not presented within two years from the date of the publicitlon of this notice, they will be forever barred. WM. MEYERSIECK, Adoiinktrator. I nlon Mo. Jau 31, 17; t'i! Jriwtre'H Sale. WHEREAS, Ida Aniteres, and berhns- band, Valentine Anderes, by their certain deed of trust, dated Feb. ID, 1874, and recorded in book II, on pages 03 and 64, ' of Mortgages ami Deeds or Trust, lo the Keeorder's olllce of Franklin Couuty, Mo. conveyed to the undersigned trustee a certa'n lot of laud i Beginning Ht the northwest comer of tho southwest quarter ot the southwest quarter cf section 10. iu township 43 of range 1 east of tho 5th principal merldim; thence south 854 degrees east along the line between the f.outhwest quarter and northwest quarter of tho-southwest quarter of section IB aforesaid, 6.2.1 chains to a post) thence south 1 degree west 4.S5 chains to thn middle of the road j thence along, said road north 84 degrees west 8.35 chains to the section line; thence uorttt along said line 4.S5 chains to the beginning j coutnlutng 2.70 acres, situated In Franklin county, M . Which said conveyance, however, was made In trust to secure tho payment of a certain promissory note In said deed of trust fully described; and whereas, said note (which was given ns payment of tho purchase money of said land) has becomu due and remains unpaid, I will. In accordance with the terms of said deed of trust, and at the request of the legal holder ot said note, expose the said real estate for Sfilu at public vendue or outcry, for cah, to th- highest bidder, at the court hjmo door, In Union, on - . Thursday, February 28, 1378, bet veen the hours ot nine o'clock in the forenoon and live o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the purpose jf satisfying said notes, ttnd the costs of exrett-liug this trust. W. 11. SMITH, Trustee. Union, Mo. Jan 24 n21 Trustee Mule. WHEREAS, Jackson Groomes, and Anuy. his wife, by their eertaiu deed of trust dated October 25Lh, 18GU, aud recorded lu book of mortgages and deeds of trust C, pages (i2 and 03, in the Ku-corilur's olHue ol Frank tu couuty, Mo., did convey to the uudersigued truneii he following described real estate, Minute in the couuty of Fraukllu aud State of Missouri, to-wit: H-ginnlng at ft post at tho northwest corner of Uuited States grant'to Alexau-der McCortney, thence sonth 7 west 4.24 chs to a corner on tho Hue between Hugh's snrl McCortney's grant; thence north S3 ' west U.3i chs to the middle of a ravine; thence down said ravine alonr a line of a piece ot land heretofore conveyed to X. II. Davidson to Dullois Creek ; thence up said creek as it meanders north (J7i west 2.88 .'lis; south 47i west 'i.dii chs; south 27 west ii, 38 chs; south 7js east l.UJchs; south C'i east 3.07 chs; north (it)3 east 1. 88 chs; north 48 east J.0.i chs; north 77s9 east 1.57 chs; south 7s west 108 p.hs; south 88 .j3 east S'ichs; south 72 east2.oflch; sonth east 2 4.1 chs; sonth 2s east 1.55 chs; south 7 west 5 ehs south li.ol3 west 2.05 chs;-south 7 west K'J links; south 87 -west 2.08 chs; south 45 west 1.72 chs; south 11J ettat 2 M chs; south 824 5 east 2.87 chs; north G'J east 1.40 chs; south 7 west 80 links; north 004 east 5.11) chains; south 67 east 4 3Sehs; south 1G' west 1.08 chs, south 52 west 1.20 chs; son'h C14 west, 2.5," chs; south 5!)J west 3.04 chs, south 0U west S.iWchs to the southwest; corner of the original tract; thence north 004 east 10 70 chs to the mouth of a branch; thence up said branch as It me-and. rs south 72Jeast 8 chs; north OIJ east 4 85 rhs to a corner pout In the line bet ween JftcCortney's and Hugh's grant; tin nee along salt' line north 7 east 4. 23 chs; thence south 83 east 4 30 chs to a post from whleh a white oak ten iuclmn In diameter hears south 604 east 304 links, and a walnut ten inches in diameter bears south 8 west 30 links ; thence north 8 west 10 29 chs to t 0 mouth ot a ravine; thence up ssid ravine as it me anders 1101 th 5i east 1.10 chs. north 22 cast 1.80 chs; north 84 east 81 Hnks; north 87 cast 1.20 chs; north 514 east 2 57 chs to a post, from which a burr oHk five Inches In diameter bears oorth 70 wes 1 links ; thence north 44 east 14 chs to a branch; theuce 1101th 1 1-1 east 3.S5 chs to a post in the line be tween fractional section 30 and McCort- uey's grant; theoco north U east 13.50 chains to the lVciHe railroad g;ou id; thence west along the line of the Purine railroad to the line between fractional section 30 and Hugh's grant, thence south 7s west along said line to the place of beginning; containing 103 acres, more or less, situated po tly In fractional sc-Hon 30. partly in United Slate grant to Alexander McCourtney, and partly Iu Uuited States grnut to Wm. Hughs; all in township 44, range oue (1) cast, with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging. ,: Which said conveyance was made in trust to secure the payment of a certain promissory note in said deed of trust fully described ; and, whereas, default has been made iu the payment of sa.d note; now therefore, at the request Of the legal holder of said note, and In pursuance of the conditions In said deed of trust, the undersigned will on Saturday tUe 2nd day of Much, l8 8. between the hours of nine o'clock lo the torenoou, and four o'clock In the after noon of said day, at the court house, door in the town of Union, Mo., proceed to sll the above described real estate, at pnblic vendue to the highest bidder for cash, for the purpose of satisfying said nets and the costs of said trust. JXO. T. CROWE, Triwte. Union, Mo JsnCMSTK o2