Franklin County Record (Union, MO), 1881-09-01

              THE RECORD. 'SSdevert Thursday. v , vrn fBfilRIETfR ' EIHlUlt - FranltlUi County, Mo I3BSC4IPTI0H: MVABUBLV I ADVAMCt.- 1H XOCAL& COUNTY NEWS, T Jttle beauties and other, good ci- pn again at MouUers. ' ! rWt forget tho Sunday School Convention at Bolos next Satnrday. ft rained on Monday night enough to lay the dust and it has been cool- cr since. Mrs. J. C. Weimer and' little Bob, left on Monday morning lor a visit to Penna. A very agreeable Sunday School Ljcnio took place at the Osborne School bouse last Saturday. JIablon K. Lewis of the Little Mer-ameo, wa in town on Monday taking pot letters of administration on the estate of John. Thompson. itov. A. B. Martin has returned but is not pleased with the ministerial outlook. at Springfield. lie will likely remain at Washington, as be is offered an increase of salary. : It is a criminal offense punishable Kith fifty to five hundred dollars, to set any woods, prairies or marshes on fire, besides being liable for double damages in a civil action to own- Lookout for. the law.. i crs, JUix, A public ball will be given by tho young folks at the residence of Jlr. J. U. Duemler on the oor-iense, on Saturday evening, Septom-bcrSrd. All are invited to.attend. The usual refreshments will befurnished. Mr. Fountain ltoser from Virginia, trotber-in-law of Mr. Ed. Murray, and of kin to Mr. Corbin Baker, and others is visiting in the Prairie. Mr. Hose is an old Virginian gentlemunj and is very sociable. He expects to return in a few weeks. lrtftfMll! -flit vis -fl f- VOL. Vm. UNION, MO., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1881. NO. 1. Collector Armstrong and a hundred, more or less, other citizens spent last Sunday in fighting fire in the woods, between him and the St. Johns, Atone time he ordered his most valuable household chattels carried out, but by doubling forces they Kept the fire back. At one place all tne buildings were burned but a smoke house, but as the property was not tenanted the loss is not so large. It ia supposed the fire spread from a steam thrasher. ked, on the 16th of August, Ma-lol, infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Byore, of Pacific, aged 11 months and 21 days. " - Tenderly they burled the fair young dead, Pausing to drop on bet grave a tear ; Cure on the marble slab at her bead, Somebody's darling lies slumbering here, Andrews, the colored bishop (?) In jail here, has a hard time of it. lie 'has applied to the brothrcn of his church everywhere for bail but fails to get any response. The way of the transgressor is bard in hiscaso, 1tnly, and he seems to have general Intelligence enough to feel it keenly. There was a picnic held at Her-tington Springs on the Little Mera-mec last Saturday. Fighting whiskey was ieoIy dispensed and bellig-etant demonstrations indulged i n. Millard Stewart of Moselle drew a Knife to do Borne carying, but be was not given time to accomplish anything in that lice, being knocked down by a ponderous fist. :, 7. Geo. Ming was arrested for being found under MrsRochenmacher's bed on Tuesday evening, having en-tored an open window while she was absent. This is about the eighth time he baa been caught in this peculiar position, and as there seems to no no particular Statute under which no can bo panished, the citizens would be quite pardonable for sub stituting something adequate to the occasion that would cure him. Kev. Caldwell bade farewell to his numerous friends in Union and de-parted for a further course at college in his native placo, , Allegheny City, on Monday morning, lie was more than usually liaed by the com : munity, on account of his extremely modest and nnob6trusive demeanor, and earnestness in his ministry Though so young, he preached sermons that would have been credit ble to older and more experienced ministers. lie is altogether a Tery ; promising young man. nenry Chiles, a colored man of ine prairie,' was Bhot at the place of Peter Steeples, about two or three o clock last Friday morning, the ball taking effect in his groin, and will imeiy be fatal. Ho was spending the evening at Steeples, and left about midnight to go home ; several hour's later Steeples' dogs 'treed" something in some brush or rocks, near tbo' Darn,' and the boys got the rifle and sent a ball or two to investigate the spot- The wrdsbot "struck oil" in Henry's ido, and he surrenderdd,' but Wot Id not say whether St was corn, chicK- n or something else that he was : after,- Dr. Clagett of Gray's Summit was in Union on Tuesday soliciting ord ers lor "The Complete ilome," a work on Domestic Economy in racy style, a book written by the illustrious author, Mrs, Julia M'Nair Wright. ThisbodK is a complete Encyclopae dia of Domestio Life and Affairs, a a volume of practical experience popularly illustratod in connected story, and is highly interesting to the lover of fiction as well as to the practical thinKers. We have no hesitan cy in saying that every household ought to have this book. Mr. Clag ett will come round again, when you will greatly ploaso yourself in sub scribing for a book. It appears the Meramee bridge is not in as dangerous condition as represented. We have the authority of a gentleman living in the vicinity that recently he was fishing under the bridge when three men rode up, and he presumed they were afraid to cross, as they dismounted ana took' a quart bottle of spontaneous courage out of one of the saddle bags and passed it around several times until it was about empty. Then they mounted, put spurs to their horses and went through the bridge on the gallop. ,., Our informant . said tho budge did not vibrate more than us ual, and that he was not acquainted with the parties. A very destructive fire from the spark of a locomotive broke out at Iron Hill on Sunday, and before it was discovered almost, bad crossed a stubbleficld and communicated with a straw stack of .Alow fcillot.- and thence to his barn in which he bad one hundred and fifty bushels of wheat, and all his hay and oats, all ot which were consumed. By superhuman effort's of Dr. Booth, Mrs. Elliot,' Miss Jennie Black and others, who broke ,the fences away, the whole premises would havo burned away. Mr. Allen's property was at tacked first, but while protecting u, the fire got round to Elliots. Philip Gieblcr was in town last riday. He is not the oldest settler, but he has a good memory, and be tells of having hoard of a dryer spell of weather than this, which was in 854 when a tremondous shower passed over a narrow strip oi coun try, where he now resides on the 4th of June, alter which there was no more falling weather until a two inch snow fell on the 2nd of December. The dry spell of that year caus ed the discovery of the spring on his premises. In other parte of the Countv. the drouth of that year be- can i May. That is 27 yeats ago, It is to be hoped that it wm oe iwico that long hefore another one strikes us. Saturday and no medical society in session , either and still health prc-yails. 'Tis marvelous. Mrs. Boyer who has beon here for several weeks visiting her daughter Mrs. Montagne returned to her home in Louisville, Ky, last woek. The telegraph offioiala have been maKing a revolution among the operators at this place. R, P. Martin our former night man has been mov ed to Larcoxio, Mo. J. C. Duckworth has been assigned a place at Jerome and L. V. Evans of Rome, N. Y., has ta'keo charge of the night office here. Dr. Meturat of Grubville located here but his stay was short not being pleased with' his prospect be departed for parts uiiKnown, H . The railroad fence west of town was destroyed by fire and left an entrance for cattle into the npht oi way. After sevoral head were Killed and crippled it was roplaced with a wire fence. The monotony of our little town was relieved the othar evening by a lawn party given at the residence of Mr. Todd and when I say that our Kind Host and lady did all in their power to make it pleasant 'tis useless to add that it proved to be the pleas-antest dance of the season. The grounds were beautifully illuminated with numerous lanterns whbh - cast their bright lights on the assembled company composed of about fifteen couplo. Tho company assembled early and danoed to the music of the St. Clair string band nntil 2 o'clock in the morn when with many thanKs to Mr. & Mrs. Todd for tboir kind hospitality they all departed for their respective homos to rest and dream of the pleasure of tho past. In conclusion I will say to all others that have beautiful yards and aroDle room for lawn parties to go ye and do likewise is the advice of Otto 6. Shot. Penciling from St. Clair. Mr. Editor : At the present writ .. . :..t. Unt anil Atv with ing 11 18 eXCBBBlYCiJ -j no abearance ot a change. Only two cisterns in town containing wa ter; The big spring south ot town has quite a run of custom. A eood ram is in order. We had the promise of a shower of rain on last Saturday. It was only a promise however as it did not rain, The chinch bug and other peslive- rons insects are invading the comma niiv and if there were any crops to damage great would be tbo destruo- Llvll fcuv" a , Mr A. M. Murphy is training his young thoroughbred horso "Fox" for the wasnmgvoin"". tt a Ti. Berrv M. V oi-Uenisoo T.TM. is visiting friends here. The nuiet of our town has been disturbed a number of times the past week by men, white mioxicai,-boisterous and profane language on our streets. Such conduct is not richl and should be Btopped by our u a TTibhard and J.H.Bartle have received a new, stock of goods. Neither party soeros to like ftem, as r HnXlOUS lO BO" "vu them off of their hands urn - i .i ' :k1 leu Bcvuniy Thwe wert only 7 M. Da in tow cenf for" cs.h. Union, Mo , Aug. 29th, 1881. Editor Roford : In last week's is sue of the Record I saw a statement, made bv a Conductor of Si. !. F. R. li. to Mr. S. M. Jones ot Wash- inglon, Mo., that Col. VVra. J, Budd received a sovcie beating up the road from the effects of which be died. I can positively state that Mr. Budd was not beat or struck by any one from the 26th day of July, 1881, to the 17ih day of August, 1881, the day ho died. I incloso a copy ot a statement made by Mr. and Mrs. De- bery, which, please publish. Statement of Ma. a Mrs. Debeey. We live two miles west of Stont- land on the Union road in Camden County, Mo. Mr. Wm. J, Budd came to our house on the 26ib day of Ju- y, 1881, and stayed with us 17 days. When he first came to us. he was complaining of his arm and bead hurting him, be had a large boil un der his right arm and also a email pirople or boil on the ten side oi nis bead, and on nis leit nnnu, mono boils grew worse every day, and soon broKe open, and yellow matter com menced running out ot the sores. Other boils formed on his left arm and hear bis left eye, all of them got worse every day as long as he stayed with ns. Mr. Budd expressed a desiro to go to Sloutland. I went over there and requested Mr. Bur- -- -a - n . .1 J V. a l - bans ( r. iu.. ot oiouiianu 1 10 cev iuu with his spring wagon, which he did, and Mr. Budd stayed at Mr. Burhans 5 days, and lrom thore was carried V. . ado, ot tscii's, has some High Grado Derhara C alves of both sexes lor eaio. va.ii or address as above. - 23""Money Wanted . Those owing me on note or account are respectfully notified to como forward and pay up, if not all, at least a part of what ia due mo, as every little helps. 1 want to buy more goods, Chas. Fl'.NKE. Lumber t Lumber I ! Having secured new tracts of Land, richly suppliod with first laBS Pine, 1 am now prepared to famish Lumber of all dimensions at. the old place, Long Saw Mill, O-'jrs fillod on short notice. Beau Long, . ' ', Superintendent Richwoods, Washington Co., Mo, PUBLIC SALE. Tbo undersigned will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at her residence 2 miles north of St Clair, on St. Clair and Union road, in Franklin County, Mo., on ' Monday, September 19 th, 1881, the following named property : 40 head of Cattle, consisting of, 12 Steers S years old ) 10 Steers 2 years old; 6 Cows and Calves, balance Cows and Heifers, also SO Sheep, 4 Horses, 1 good Wheat Drill. , Terms of Sam : A credit of nine months will be given, the purchasor executing his note with approved security. Mas. Saixis F. Lewis. A $10.00 Bible Prize. Rutledgo's Monthly for Septoraber is on our table and we find it a bright, interesting little magazine. Its prize puzele department is something new and entertaining. Among other prizes its publishers offer tho following: To the porson telling us whl'8 the middle chapter in the R bJ' Septombor 10th, 1881, wi'l g $10.00 in gold as a pri- rho money will bo forwarded to the winner September 15ih. 1881. Thoe who vry-turine prize maw .and 10 ca with their answer, for which they will receive the Octobai nomber of the Monthly, an excel'ent Magazine of 82 pages, in which v;ill be published the name and add ma of the winner of tho prize, with tio correct answer thereto. Addrei, Roti-edge Publisiiino : CoMPANy, Easton, Pa. T. A. JAMES, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, ' ST. CLAIR, MO. Arthur Martin. A. A. t'mlerwoott. MARTIN ft UKDERW00I Attorney's at Law. UNION - . . - - MO. M. L. Q. CROWE, ; NOTARY rUBLIC & CONVKYANCEB. within and for Franklin Coooty. Union, Mo. Ia always ready to take acknowledge-tnnt, Depositions, to wrlta or fill up blank de1i, nn1 to draw contract. lUanka on hand. Will make a apecltlty of settlements Iw ilmlnUtrtor and goard-au, ta Um i'robw Cuurt, at Tviiu. UNION HOTEL. HICUAEL MOV TIER, fr .... JTroprtetor, Ofl'oi i Superior Accommodations to the . TraveUiur' rubltc. Feeding stable Connected North of the Public Square. UNION, MO. JOS. BOHLINGER, (Socoeasor to A, W. & J. It. Clark,) Snlllran, Mo.' DEALER IN Qroceriei, Dry Goods, Clothing, Eats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, eto., etc . . , , . The largest, Best assorted and most complete Stock of Goods at ; BED BOCK Prices. KyCasl buyers will Had Bargains at astonishing low prices. JACOB W.HEIN, FASmONABLE MERCHANT - TAECOB. Julias co-antly on hand a full a88oc-,lf ' Casimores, Domestic iu Imported Diagonals and Wontt-ed, Jeans &o. &c. ... N. B. Cleaning and Eepairing done Next door to J. C. Itelndards, ; IJNIO. NO. L. P. PABEEB. Attorney at Law. Practices also Counties. Rolls, Mo. In Frandin and Mariei over on the train, intending going to a St. Louis Hospital. Mr, JJudd never related to us that he was burt by any one, but said that he believed that bia blood waspoisonea. Jacob Desert, . Sabah Debeet. Mr. Debery and lady, also Mr. Bur bans and lady, have a good name and reputation in that neighborhood as far us I could learn It seems ery strange to' me, that if Wm. J. Budd received any blows tit hflfttlr.i before ho came to Mr. o neherv. that he never said a word 1 r about it. Wm. MeVersieck, PUBLIC SALE. Judge Geo, M. Hansom will Jiave public sale on Saturday, Sept. lOtn, of the following personal property : One Rosewood Parlor sett, one extra Burdette Organ. Carpets, Bed steads, etc, also my farming Tools, consisting in part of, one Drill, on BasscI Iteaper & Mower, Viagons, Plows. Horses. Iloes. etc- about 1000 bundles OatS;" , , . - Teb-hs of Saw: 110 and under, cash suras" over that amount, 12 months time will be given, thie pur chasor to execute note with approv. or,' I will do'dd'ct'S'pei1 Wm. L. Beyersdorff. ATTORNEY, JT LA W AND ' NOTARY PUBLIC. WASHINGTON MO. , 1 Sparta Iron Plows. We have just received a car load of these justly faro o is Plows and so- ieit orders for same throughout Franklin, Washington and Crawford Counties for vbica we are general agents. We also bavo tbo largest and best assorted Block of General Merchandise to bo seen in Franklin County. Would b4 pleased to have you call and verify our statement Highest Market Prices paid for wheat and all country produce. Bennett & Wishon .Mercantile Co- . 7'.- - Sullivan, Mo n .aixittty ' Shoe More. ITas the finest dlKplar of Boots and Shoes in town, to select from, for Men, Women and Iloyg. .7 Serviceable Shoes, warranted hand made, for everyday , , and Farm wear. ; Fine Button Gaiters, Fine Walk ing Shoes and Slippers, of good quality, Fine style and at Moderate prioes. . , J. CXBYERS, , ATTORNEY AT LAW " and 7 NOTARY PUBLIC, Pacific, M, J, C.KISKADDOJf, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASIIIXUTOX. . . . Mo. Will practice In Vranklln and adlolnlnc CounUt'S. ' JULIUS II. MITl'KNDOKFF, BUTCHEIl. Will visit Union twica ever wnt.lr nn Tnesdava and SatnMaya, dnrinir the coming Summer, with choice treh meat which ha will deliver at your door, li qnantitis to ault, and at moderaU price V Stray Notice. 7 Taken up by Julian Pickles tmt tMtvl befor Wm. J. McKisen, a Justice of the i eace or ueraroeo township, Franklin (iintv, Mo., on tha 6th day of August, bay mule, 4 feet 2 Inchea high, 14 years of . ! A Ml.k . 1 . 1 ... . . iuf mm uun uu wuu gome while hair In the end. unil.lln ami hini on, appruisod at ioatea augnst 16th, 1881, WM. J. McEUENf, J. P. - Motic of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby jrlven to all creditors and others Intereated in tbeeaUte of As Breckeurldge, deceased, that thn undersigned, administrator of said estate in. tenda to make flnal lettlement thereof, at ha next terra Of tho Probata Court of Franklin County Ma., to be held at the Court honae n Union on the first Monday of Stsptembar, 1881. - KOBT. M. BRECKENRIDGE, No 49. administrator. Admlnistrator'g Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Public Administrator of Franklin CoiintV Mo.. hv nrrlnrnf Ih. - j f J .-." w. .tic A Court, took charge ot the estate of Wm. f T) i . . , 1 .. .. A 1 . n . ... t, uuuu, uuubbsuu, on Augusiiara, iwt. All persona havinsr claims against iald estate, are required to present them for allowance, within one year from Bald dnte, or they may be precluded from any benefit ofaaid nutate, nnd that If said claims are no presented within two years from tba date of publication of this notice, tiT Will be forever barred. WM. MEYEBSIECK, Public AdmlnUtratAF. Sept 1,-No 1. Administrator's Notice. Noilce Is hereby given that letters of iiimmovrauon upun the estate of John ThompROii, deceased, hnvo Iwnn to the undor1gned, by the Probate Court Of Franklin County, Mo,. . boftrlnr .ji.t All persons having claims against anld estate are required to present them for allowance within one year from said date or they may be precluded from any bene tit of said estate, and that If said claims are not presented within two years from the date of the publication of this notice they will be forever barred. MAHXON 11. LEWIS, , Administrator. Sept !,-No 1. TUXi UXIO. MAIIKETS. Corrected every week by CHARLES R E IN 11 A Jt D Pettier in -1 Merchandise Provisions, Eta iia Butter, per pound Erfs, per dozen, . Potatoes, per busbe., Ham, per pound, Shoulder, Sides, Lard, Apples, dried, per poaod....... Peaches, " " ........... Wool, washed, per pooad, '' unwashed, " Bags, per poond, ................. Hides, " ..." Bees wax, " Tallow, " 8beep pelts, Feathers, 20 to 25 m 125 m 8 li 12 :. 7 8 80 to 85 20 to 22 1 14 to 15 .25 : 6 30 to CO 50 to 60 Trustee's Sale Notice, Whereas, August Zlmpel, a single man, by his certain deed of trust, dated the 10th day of May, 1870, and recorded In Dead Hook of Mortgages ana Deeds oi Trust 'J" on page CM, did convey to tho under signed, trustee, the following described real estate, situated in tne couuty oi Franklin, State of Missouri, to-wlt j The south-east quarter of the south west quarter, and the sonth-west quarter of the south east quarter of section 17, township 41, range 2 east, containing 80 acres, more or lots. Which aald conveyance was made In trust to secure the payment of certain promlssojy note tn sail deed of trust fully described ; and whereas , default bas been mado in the payment of said note: now therefore, at the request of the legal holder of said note, and In pursuance of the conditions In said deed of trust, I will On Saturday, September 10th, 1881, between the hours of nine o'clock In the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of aald day, at the north front door of the Court House, in the town of Union, In the county ot Franklin, State of Missouri, proceed to sell the above described real estate, at public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, for the purpose of satis-tying said note, and the costs of this trust. It. B. DENNY, Augl)th,-No50. Trustee. Store & Post Ofilce, P. Th. BECKHAM N, JEFFRIE3BURG, MO. On the Springfield, road 5 miles west of Union If an on hand a good stock of G EXE 11 A I. SfEliCIIAKDISE. suitable for farmer. AIoBpe clal pood, Hueh ax Corn, OaU, Hay, Wine, Ilecr, Ac. ARTS ST-, 0 Having moved Into his New Gallery built expressly for conveniance, and with all thejncfclern appliances in the art of PHOTOGRAPHY, Isnreparvdto execuU anything in hi line in the atost artistic manner, on short notice.' .Has on hand a large assort ment ol Picture Frames, Glass. Mould ingtc, and gives social attention to framing pictures and pwioungs. . tfallery on 2nd afreet.' C. H. Herkstrcoter. i V MERCHANT TAILOR. Main St. - - Washington Mo. Has recently moved Into his New and commodious Building where he will be glad to meet all his old Customers, and man new ones, an io ni mem wun NEW SUITS, Cat and Made In the LATEST CITY 8TYI.ES. lias selected with the ntnioet care the Quality of goods adapted to his known customers, ana every ooay win save mon ey ot ooying oi mm. His assortment of piece goodi comprises Imported and Domestic Broadcloths and Cassimeres, of the latest styles, for gonts and boys. WEDDING SUITS A fipECIALTY Hals Caps, Gloves, Shirts, T?ies, and iu fact, all kinds of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Repairing of Gents Clothing done the RECORD. BATES OF AlVEKflSIJTG : ntqiim one wm ..r. ..... ' ' cb atiJitional ' " ihrpemoniln " hi iiumttM. ,, " het:f u-fotinh o'iuna, h'fxrt m.mttt " - . mX llKHllil . i . tynfftMr.. ")ncyilumo, ix momfcj. , " . ooajwur.,. ...,,, ,, . ' y f PiMff.ifil or tmslnp.is eank of Uu line ot tt m il biufieJ fur teaduUars . 1 .' ft' 6 i 9 V . e is iU on tt l " Notice of Final Settlemekti Notice Is hereby clven to- all creditors and other Intereftrd in the partnnh!i Rstate ft Werner 4 Lueker, (Fred. Luck er deceased,) that tha nndercljjned, administrator of aald estate intends to maka anal settlt'ment.tueroof, t tlie next term of the 1'robate Court of Franklin Ccont v Mo., to be con leu l the Court bouse lit, Union on the ilret Monday of September, mi. - l- ' '" 1IESHY WftRSKK, r No 49. AdmlnUtrater. AdtninMrator'a Notice. . Notice is hereby eiwn that the under. Maned rnbllc Admluf.stratnr of Frankllrf Connty, Mo., took cberae of tlie estate of William Uohle, deceased, on August 8th, 1881. . . All persona havinsr claims sea lust estate, ar required to present them for. allowance, within one year from said date, or they may he precluded from any benefit of said estate, and that If aald claims.-ara not presented within two years front the date of the publication of this notice, tlMiV wui oe iorvr rr.-'-r.,-,w,,,,;t,t WM. MEYERS1KCK, . I'ubllc Administrator. Aug 11th, No 50. Order of Ittbllmtion. Ia the Franklin County Probate Court, V June Term, 1881. Wra. Meyersicck, Public Administrator In charge of the eatate of C. 11. Inge, deceased. ; . , ; ,4 ..' , Now at this day comes said Admlnlsira tor and present to the Court his petition' praying for an order fur the sale of tb real estate of the deceased, or so much thereof aa will be aulllclent to pay and satisfy the debts dne by said estate, an reratlnlng unpaid for want of sutlicleut asseta, accompanied by accounts, listsk Inventories and affidavits, according U law i on examination whereof it ia ordered that all persons Interested In said estate, be notified that application, as aforesaid baa been made, aud that unless the cou trary be shown on or before the tint day of the next term of the Court to be begun and held at the Court honse In the town of Union on the first Monday in Septera-. ber, 1881, an order will be mad to sell thai real estate of said deeessed, or so muqhj thereof as will be auflicleut to pay and-satisfy the debts remaining due and unpaid by said estate. And is further ordered that a copy of this order be published la some newspaper printed aud published In Franklin Connty Missouri for four weeks, euccev, sively previous to the first day of the next term of this court. A true copy of the order. . . Attest: AUG. II. BOLTfc, Ang 4th, No 49. Probate Judge.' Trustee'! Sale Notice. Whereas, William Prnssuer and Char-, lotte PruKsner, his wife, by their ccrtaln-deed ot trust, dated the 10th day of October, 1809, and recorded In Deed Book of Mortjrafjes and Deeds of trust "H on. ed real eatate, situated tn the County of Franklin and Btulo ! Miouutl, trwl. , The north half, containing 80 acres, more or less, of all that portlon-of section, 11, township 44. range 3 westt contained tn the north half of said section 1 1. inclu-AvA between the boundary line of lbe l)u- chouquette Survey No. 80:) and a paralell. line themto 37 chains uisuint conwinu g 1(H) acres more or less, said polce of land being bounded on tho north by tbeaectli a lino between the JUbadie & Ducbouquette fiurvevs on the south by a lino run Mop; from east to west through the center ofl section 11 on the west by said parallel; line to tlie east boundary linn of said land hereby conveyed, being a portion of 11X!0, Arpents conveyed by John F. Darby to) Kapon & Nuckolls in 1852. Which said conveyance wa made- In trust to secure the payment of a reitaln promissory note In said deed of trust f ul- ly described t and wiiereas, aeiauit nas been made In the payment of mid notes1 now therefore, at the request of the legal holder of aald noto. and In pursuance of. the conditions In said deed of trust, 1 will On FrMay, November 4th, 1881 , between the hours of nine o'clock in the. forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon ot aahl day, at tho north front door of the Court House In the town of Union, In, the County of Franklin, state of MImouh.I nroceed to sell the above described real estate, at public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, :or we. purpose or saiis-fylng said note, and the costs of this trust. ,. -":.;-." HENEY SCIIOWE, u , Ang 4th no 49. .. Trnstee. WisnTSGTos; ifo satisfaction at An Ai eej Aujin.-xo Administratis' Sale. Elizabeth Coleman, administratrix e- tato of John I. Coleman, deceased. In virtue and by authority of an ordr of sale, made at the June Term, 1881 , of the Probate Court of Franklin County, Mo.. I. the nndersltrned administratrix of the eatate of John P. Coleman, deceased, will oo Friday, September 9tb, 1881, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and live o'clock in the afternoon at the Court Honse door, in the town of Union, and dnrlng the session of the Probate Court of said county of Franklin, sell at Public Auction, all the Interest of the said John P. Coleman, deceased, In, and to the following described real estate, lying and being in Franklin Connty, Mo,, described as follows, to-wite , The south halves of lots No. 47, 48, 49 and CO in block 7, as laid down on a rlat of the town of Washington, Franklin Connty, Mo., no on Sle in the Record ers oilice of said County; Also apiece or land, beginning at the NE corner ot section S5, township 45, range 3 west, and running thence west- wardiy with section line lMti feet, thence at right angles io a eostherly direction 82 feet, thence at right angles eastwardly 188 feet, to east ltne aide section, thence north along said line fi leet to plscn of beginning, being In the town of New JIa ven. Franklin County, Mo. 4 TSkms ov Bii.a j One fourth of the purchase m uey to be paid cash in band t one-half balance In six months, and balance In twelve months, deferred payments to bear, interest at the rate of six per cent pet annum from date of sale, the purcha ser to cxecuta nil note therefore with ap provea security., ELIZABETH COLEMAN, Administratrix, 50. Administrator's Sale. O. B. Wade, admlnlntratorof the estate Dr. T. It- Lewis, deceased. i In virtue and by authority of an order ef sale, made at the June Term 1881, of the Probate Court of Vfanklin county, mo., I. the undersigned administrator of the, estate of T. 1!, Lewis, deceased, will on Tuesda, September 6th, 1881, , between the hours of nine o clock In the forenoon and live o clock in the afternoon at the Ceort House door, in tne town ot- Union, and daring the session of the Pro-, bate Court of said County of Franklin,.' sell at-Publlc Auction, all the Interest i the aald Thomas li. Lewis, deceased in,, and to the following described real estnta , Wins and being In Franklin County, Mo.. described as follows to wit: j . The 8E fractional quarter. (8 M R)' seer- tlon 20, township 42, range 1 east, containing 149.49 acres. . ;t The MS or or aa qr ot section io, town ship 42. range 1 east, containing 40 acres. Tha east half ol the JNb qr, section IS, i township 41, range 1 east, containing 80 teres. . p. t ' - The N part RW qr of S W A section 3ft, township 43, range 1 west, containing 7 acres- ' j, ' ' , " . t". The FE or of S w qr (less B acres iocla-, ded in Homestead,) section 13, towu;hip 42, range ! west, containing S3 acres. The west hart of the bw qr (less 5 acres,, Included in Homestead) of section 13 township 4'J, range 1 west, containing 75 acres. And the BE qr O SS qr of section 14 township 42, range 1 we&, containing 40 acres.. . , . , Jetmi6i Sale' , The terms of tle Side wfll i ea.ih for alt except the home tracts In section : and 14, township 43, ranjre 1 west, fr which! parehsser may have his option to pay s!l cash, or 25 per cent thf n;nf, by givirs hf notes drawins six pur cent inttires-t lrom, data, for half the balance in six ar.d t! a oUi'T half ia twvlve iyi-hkUs, i i.'i if; ; ... ved security. , i . g. r.. .VtTAr",'