Cassville Republican from Cassville, Missouri • 12

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W. Snyder, In Mineral Township. John W. Vance and Miss Missouri T. Snyder, both of Hailey, were united in marriage by John AV Phillips, Esq.

After the locking of the nuptial bands, which took place at 12 the bridal couple, followed by the numerous guests, were conducted to the dining room where they found a table laden with all an epicure could wish, as Mrs. Snyder is an adept in getting up a good dinner. Wishing the bride and groom a long, happy and prosperous journey through life, we remain, their Well Wishek. uuver Viniiuu riuwa oi an kiiiqs, iiarruwjj, Drills, Barbed Wire and Blacksmith rvi lecMtMn; a nr ri aooac? en wcniu a nr I never spoib the flour always keeps soft. 1 1-1 An expert tinsmith is employed who does all kinds of tin work guttering, roofing etc.

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C. BrTTNER Toledo 0. fw, i A Si DEALERS I Order of Publication. The Missouri Land Company of Scotland (Limited), Plaintiff, Elmer Colif and his unknown children, father, mother, brothers, sisters, and descendants, Defendants Civil action to foreclose, vendor's lien. Now at this day comes the Plaintiff in the above entitled cause by Cloud Davies, its attorneys, before the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court of Barry County, Missouri, in vacation, and files its petition and affidavit stating among other things that the above named Defendant, Elmer Colif, is a non-resident of this state, and that the other Defendants are believed to have an interest in the subject matter of the petition, but that it can not insert their names therein because they are unknown to it.

and that they are interested by reason of being the next of kin of the said Defendant. Elmer Colif, and derived from him by descent, as fur as its knowledge extends. It is therefore ordered by the Clerk aforesaid in vacation, that public notice be made notifying them that an action has been commenced against them by petition in the Circuit Court of Barry County, Missouri, founded on a contract dated the" 23rd day of March, 11, signed bv Plaintiffs and the Defendant, Elmer Colif, by which the Plaintiff sold to said Defendant the Xorth half of the South East quarter of Section 19, in Township 24, of Range 2fi, in Barry Countv, Missouri, for the price and sum of $320 and Interest thereon as tnerem proviaea, wi 01 wnicn was paid at tne time, the remainder of which by the terms of the contract he agreed to pay in instalments as of which the Plaintiff agreed to convey "to said Defendant the said real estate. That Defendant has failed to pay any further amount on said contract and that by the terms of said contract all of the said deferred payments have become due and are now with Interest due this Plaintiff for which Plaintiff has a vendor's lien upon the real estate aforesaid and also praying for a judgment and foreclosure of the said lien to satisfy the same, and that unless they be and appear at the next term of said court, to be holden at the court house in Cassville, within and for the County of Barry aforesaid, on the 1st day of April. 15, and on or before the third day thereof, judgment will be rendered against them and the said propertv sold to satisfy the same.

It is further ordered that a copy hereof be published in the Cassville Republican, a newspaper published in said Countv of Barry for four weeks successively, the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the commencement of the next term of said court. A true copy. Attest State of Missouri, I ss. Connty of Barry. I B.

Jones, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Barry County aforesaid, hereby certify that the above i3 a true copy of the original Order of Publication, in the eause therein named, as the same appears in my office-Witness my hand as Clerk, and the seal of said Court. Done at office in SEAL. Cassville, this 6th day of February, 15. L. B.

JOSES, Clerk. 23-27-30 Mortgagee's Sale. 7HEREAS, Benjamin F. Ross and Emma C. Ross his wife, by their Mortgage Deed, dated the 12th day of January, 12.

and Recorded in Book at Page 208, in the records of the Recorder's office within and for Barry County, Missouri, conveyed to Allen 4 Bay-less, D. D. Bayless and Barry County Banc, Mortgagee, the following described property, to-wit: Xorth-west qr. of South-east qr. of Section Twenty (20), Township Twenty-three (23), of Range Twenty-seven (27), containing 40 acres more or less.

Said conveyance was made to secure the payment of certain promissory notes therein described, and, whereas, default has been made in the payment of said note and interest, Xow, Therefore, we, Allen A Bayless, assignees of D. D. Bayless and Barry County Bunk, and Mortgagees as aforesaid, will proceed to sell the above described land at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House Door in the town of Cassville, Barry County, Missouri, on Wednesday.the 20th dav of February A.D.1S96, between the hours of lb o'clock, a. aud 6 o'clock, p. of that day, for the purposes set forth in said Mortgage.

Allxm 3c Batless, Assignees and Mortgagees. Dated, January 29, 18. 23-36-28 Order of Publication. The Missouri Land Company of Scotland (Limited), Plaintiff, vs. J.

II. Coy, Defendant. On this 1st day of February, 15, in vacation of the Circuit Court of Barry County, Missouri, it appearing to the satisfaction oi the Clerk from the allegations in Plaintiff's petition that said Defendant. J. H.

Cov. is a non-resi dent of the State of Missouri and cannot be served in this state in the manner prescribed in chapter 33 of the revised statutes of 19, of the State of Missouri, the Clerk of said court makes the following order: To the Defendant, J. H. Coy You are hereby notified of the commencement of a suit against you in the Circuit Court of Barry County, wherein the Plaintiff above named demands Judgment against you for the unpaid portion of $200.00 jjureusae money ana interest wnicn you, Dy written contract with Plaintiff, on which this suit is founded, dated March 19th, 11. agreed to pay Plaintiff for the land below mentioned.

nuu mat an your rignt, title, interest ana eq Ultv in and to the following described real as tate, to-wit: The Xorth West quarter () of the South East quarter () of Section Seven (7), In Township Twenty-four (24), of Range Twenty -five (25), in Barry County, Missouri, be foreclosed and sold to satisfy the same; nuu iiiKi untess you oe ana make your personal appearance before the said court, at the term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house in the city of Cassville, on "re jwunuay April next, ana on or De-fore the 3rd day of said term answer or plead to the petition, the same will be taken as confessed and ludsrment -ill horonrioi-ort anvirH. inglv. Said order Hhall ho nnMUhml in lh Cassville Republican, a weekly newspaper j' ciruumiea said uarrv ixiuuit, which Is dnly designated for the publication Cloud Davies, Atty't for Plff. A true copy. Attest seal.

it. Jokes. Clerk, Licensed to Wed. John W. Vance, 20,.

Hailey. 1 Missouri T. Snyder, 17...... Hailey. Wm.

A. Hollabaugh 29, P. G-, Ark. i Mollie Keeling, 22, Exeter. William Pendergraft, 33,.

1 Sarah A. Sons, 24............ Purdy. Edward P. Butler, 37,,......

Exeter. Mary E. Goodnight, 28,. James M. Butler, 21,....

Lillie Lu Goodnignt, 19,. Cassville. William G. Beagle, 22,. 1 Mary E.

Pendergraft, 17,. Seligman. Order of Publication in Tax Snit. tate of Missouri,) In the Circuit Court of ss. Barry Countv, Mo.

Coantr of Barrv.) April Term." The tate of issouri, at the relation and to the use of J. I Downing-, Collectorof the Revenue within and for the County of Barry, and of Missouri, Plaintiff, vs. J. K. Bodwell, Defendant.

At this dav comes the Plaintiff herein, by his before the undersigned. Clerk of said Court, In vacation, and tiles his petition, stating among other things, that the above named Defendant i a non-reaideiit of the state of Missouri, and that the ordinary process of law can not be served upon him; whereupon it is ordered that said Defendant be notified by publication, that Plaintiff has commenced a suit atsaint him in this Court, the object and general nature of the petition tiled in said suit beinsr the enforcement of the lien of the State of Missouri against certain real propert owned by the said J. B. Bodwell and fully described in said petition, for cer tain taxes, interest ana cosis icvieu upousaiu real propertv as in said petition fully set forth, to-witt- The X. W.

ec. 25, Town. 23, Hange 26, for the vears 1S91, VJTl and ym, amounting in the atfKregate to SK.03; S. "a W. X.

K. X. K. X. E.

H. Mr 1 19, Town. 23, Kanse 2S, for the years 11. m2 and 193, amounting in the ajrsrrepate to SW.29; E. i W.

Vt X. E. Vt free. 1, Town. Kansre 29, for the years 191, 1S32 and lm, amounting in the aiinretfate to X.

K. Vt E. l2 X. E. Vt Sec.

9, Town. 21, Range 25, for the vear 1S91. amounting in the aggregate to $7.62 X. E. t4 sec.

J. Town. 21, Range 25, for the vears 1K; and lm, amounting in the asrsrregate to X. X. W.

4 Sec. 25. Town. 21. Range 29, for the years 11, W92 and Wj.i, amounting in the aggregate to S4.71); X.

E. Vt See. 11. Town. 23.

Range 2fi, for the years 11. 12 and 13, amounting in the aggregate to And that unless the said 11. Bodwell be and appear at this Court, at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the Court House in the City of Cassville, in said County, on the first day of April next, and on or before the sixth day of said term, answer or plead tothepetition in saideausc.thesame will be taken as confessed, and judgment will be rendered accordingly. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof be published according to law in the Cassville Republican, a weekly newspaper published in Barry County, Missouri. State of Missouri, ss.

Countv of Barrv. L. B. Jones, Clerk of theCireuit Court of Barry County aforesaid, hereby certify that the above is a tm? copy of the original Order of Publication, in the "cause therein named, as the same appears in mv office. M'itness mv hand as Clerk, and the seal of said Court.

Done at office in seal. Cassville, this 5th day of February, ir. It. Jokes, Clerk. 23-27-30 Order of Publication in Tax Snit.

State of Missouri, In the Circuit Court of ss. Barry County, County of Barry.) April Term, 1S95. The istate of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of J. L. Downing, Collector of the Revenue within and for the County of Barry, and State of Missouri.

Plaintiff, vs. Joseph Comer, Defendant. At this day comes the Plaintiff herein, by his Att mey, before the undersigned, Clerk of said Court, in vacation, and files his petition, stating among other things, that the above named Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Missouri and that the ordinary-process cannot be served upon him; whereupon it is ordered that said Defendant be notified by publication, that Plaintiff has commenced a suit against him in this Court, the object and general nature of the petition til ed in saiu sun Demg tne eniorcemeni or ine lien of the State of Missouri against certain real property owned by the said Joseph Comer, described as follows, to-wit: X. of Section 14, Town. 24, Range 25, for tax for the year 11 amounting in the aggregate to $4.26, and fully described in said petition, for certain taxes, interest and costs levied upon said real property as in said petition fully set forth.

And that unless the said Joseph Comer be and appear at this Court, at toe next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the Court House in the city of Cassville, in said County, on the first day of April next, and on or before the sixth day of said term, answer or plead to the petition in said cause, the same will be taken as confessed, and Judgment will be rendered accordingly. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof De puDiisnea accoramg to law tn the cabs vnxE Republican, a weekly newspaper pub lished in Barry County, Missouri. State of Missouri, i i ss. County of Barry. E.

B. Jones, Clerk oi tne ircuit tonn or isarry uounty aiore- said, hereby certify that the above is a true codv of the original Order of Publication, in the cause therein named, as the same appears in my office. Witness my hand as Clerk, and the seal of said court. Done at olTice in seal. Cassville, this 5th day of Februa rv, 13.

I B. Jokes. Clerk, 23-27-30 Order oi Publication in Tax Suit. State of Missouri,) In the Circuit Court of ss. Barry County, Mo.

Countv of Barrv. Anril Term. 105. The State of Missouri, at the relation and to the use of J. L.

Downing. Collector of the Revenue within and for the County of Barry, timings. Defendant. At thi day comes the Plaintiff herein, by his Attorney, before the undersigned. Clerk ox saia t'ouri, in vacation, ana nies his peti tion, stating among other things, that the above named defendant is a non-resident of the State of Missouri so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon him; whereupon it is ordered that said Defendant be notified by publication, that Plaintiff has commenced a suit against him in this Court, the object and general nature of the petition filed in said suit being the enforcement of the lien of the State of Missouri against certain real property owned by the said Fredrick Billings, described as follows, to-witt The X.

fc of the X. E. of Sec. Three fsi. Town.

Twenty-five (25), Range Twenty-five (25), for taxes thereon amounting in the aggregate for iuc ycur iov cents ior taxes tnereon amounting in the aggregate for the year 12 to for taxes thereon amounting in the aggregate for the year 13 to 11.49. and ullv described in said petition, tor certain taxes. interest ana costs leviea upon said real prop erty as in said petition fullv aet forth. And that unless the said Fredrick Billings be and annear at thia Court, nt th ta.m of, to be begun and holden at the Court House in the city of Cassville, in said County, oa the first day of April next, and on or before the sixth day of said term, answer or plead to the petition in said cause, the same will be taken as contessea, ana judgment will be rendered accordingly. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof oc puunsueu nccoruing to taw in the UA8S-tills Republican, a newspaper published in state oi Missouri, County of Barry.

L. B. Jones, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Barrv Countv. afore said, hereby certify that the above is a true copy oi tae original order oi Publication, in tua cause tueretn named, as the same ap pears in mv office. Witness my hand as Clerk, and the seal of am uourt.

Dona at office in (SKAL.1 Cassville. this Cth dav of Fehrua- B' Jones, Clerk, CORRESPONDENCE. Capps Creek. Mr. and Mrs.

Lasley have rone to housekeeping just as if they were Old folks. The prayer meeting at New Site, Wednesday nights, has been turned into a Bible Heading Circle. Thos. MeClanahan required the services of a doctor this week, but was getting better at last account. W.

F. Ilorrall will close school at the Shady rove school house on Washingtbifs birthday. Feb. 22. Si Johnson says he is not the "Sie'' that had the wheat stolen, as was reported, but that Hie Browning is the man.

The storm Wednesday and Wednes- day night brought down a considera- trie quantity or Kansas-. eurasKa son and deposited over the country. The literary, at Walnut (irove, with Kie B. (thf does not stand for aa president aud Miss Anna Dora Banks, secretary, progressing nicely. Mr.

Groundhog saw his shadow the 2nd that is if he was foolish enough to crawl out throusrh the snow that he might conjecture the weather for the next forty days, and as if to emphasize the fact the mercury has been below zero several times since. A beautiful and novel sight presented itself to thone who were fortunate enough to examine the heavens Thursday night. The air wa3 filled with snow or frost driven from the northwest by the wind; but the moon eould be plainly seen. Theie appeared a series of circles and noon dogs about the moon, arranged, as nearly as I can describe, as follows: First, a bright circle of ordinary ize, while at the eastern and western limits were very bright spots, or moon-dogs, showing the colors of the rainbow. And two others not so bright could be seen, one about three of four degrees west of the north limit, and the other about the same distance west of the south limit, and each about five or six degrees from the outer edge of the circle.

around all of this could be seen a very large but not a very bright circle. A third circle was plainly visible, and this is the strange part of it all. It was very large but not very bright, and it cut the other circles, while the eastern limit passed directly through the moon and through the two moon dogs last described, as shown by the drawing sent the editor. Now, will some of Barry Co'8 Fh. D's give a philosophical explanation of the third circle described above? Vega.

Kings Praire. Plenty of snow for sleighing. N. L. McKinney and brothers have their land divided.

Mrs. Harriet Cannady is recovering slowly of severe illness. V. M. Pannell lost several head of hogs with cholera lately.

Miss Josie Betterton was staying with Mrs. Ida Eagle last week. Most farmers of Kings Prairie say wheat looks fine owing to so much -enow. JE. E.

Eagle and family of Aurora were visiting relatives on the prairie lately. Mrs. Lucinda Eagle's well is dry, the first time in eight or ten years. There are several wells failing. Err Ash.

John Cole is building a house on Eld. W. F. Easley's land. Born, to Mr.

and Mrs, George Eas-ley, a fine, big, 10-pound boy. John Mahuran has moved into J. S. Vansandt'3 house and will cultivate Mr. Vansandt's land, as Mr.

V. has a saw mill, grist mill and his store to attend to. Verne Foster was married to Miss C. Clinkingbeard. Foster and his cousin went to BerJtonville to get a license and made affidavit that the girl was over 18.

It was found out that Bhe was not yet sweet 16 and Messrs. Foster are in a tight about it. Eld. W. D.

Joyner of Bentonville. was in our neighborhood the -second and third of this month, but owing to the condition of the weather he had but few out to hear the royal proclamation to a lost and dying PARENTS UrsS T0T7S CEILBSE1I WHILE XNSTBT7C? THE1. For ten of the Arbcckle Bros, cut from the wrappers of their out jound packages of Roasted Coffee you cpii tet any one of the following educational vorks of An illustrated Atlas of the United States: illustrated Atlas of fifty Nations of the World: illustrated Album of Natural History. Each work is 7 by 11 inches in size end Contains 24 pages. The illustrations are by the best modern artists, and are printed in 13 colors.

The reading matter in tht ATLASES relates to area, population, pro, ucts, commerce and wealth of Nations and tales and in the ALBU is given a concise history of the animals illustrated. This offer closes on April 1st, 1805. "Wc will send the above works bv mail fnostaire (paid) if you will write your came and Address plainly, enclose signatures, and 10 ARBUCKLS New York City, world. He joins Eld. C.

P. Dean at ltock Springs in a protracted effort. J. S. Vansandt happened to a sad misfortune and sustained a loss of all his cattle but one little calf.

The eause of it is a mystery to the community. His cattle were in good condition on the 27th of January and on the 81st they were all dead but one. Their hides were taken off and a post mortem examination was made but not by experts. We eould not see anything wrong only the food in the manifolds wa3 as dry and hard as if it had been in the sun for a week, and packed in as tightly as if it had been pressed in there by a machine. Hall Patterson has lost 13 head the same way.

K. M. Bone has also lost some two or three that died just like the rest. They did not live more than 24 to 30 hours after they were found to be sick. If any of the readers of The Republican who know or can name the disease, please to do so and the cure for the disease.

LATER. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. N.

Scott, the 5th a fine 8-pound girl. The cattle are continuing to die. John Laseter has lost some ten or twelve head since last wri'ing and others have lost a few head. If it continues to go on as it has in the last two or three weeks there will not he cattle enough left in this part for seed. A certain young blood got hot at a dance the other night because his best girl danced too often with another.

Inviting the other fellow out in the snow he soon got cooled off and reentered the house looking like a walking enow ball. He looked still worse when the 'Squire bad assessed the fine and trimmings, and to cap the climax of his woe, hi3 best gill will have nothing more to do with him. About 12 m. the night of the 8th, R. C.

Bone and family were aroused from their slumbers by their smoke house being afire. This they failed to save but by hard work succeeded in saving the dwelling, though not before half the was burned. The granary was also burned. The loss besides the buildings was 10 bu. of wheat, 1,000 ihs.

of meat, lard, bedding etc. After the excitement Mr. Bone found that his left thumb was mashed nearly off and the palm of his band severely burned. The origin of the fire is not known. As there had been no fire in that building for four days and tracks were fouud that two persons had made, leading in a north-westerly direction, and an inventory disclosed a loss of ten joints of meat, i is supposed the house was fired to hide the theft of meat.

Pluribus U.vum. Shell Knob. W. W. Munday is closing out his stock of goods.

John Brantley thought it was too cold Thursday for him to carry the mail from this place to cassville. Married, at the bride's James M. Jones and Julia F. Castoe, Wm. Ledgerwood officiating.

Leonard and Uose, the pugilists, plead guilty before 'Squire Wills Tues day, and were fined $1 each and costs, amounting to each. W. U. Cooper caused quite an excitement Friday evening by reporting that he saw panther tracks near Joe Madewell's farm. He will investigate farther in the near future.

Chas. Brantley, Sherman and Willie Epperly killed a jack rabbit on Wm. Ledgerwood's farm Thursday evening. This is the second one that has been killed here this winter. Sunday, the 3rd when F.

A. James and family returned home from Sunday school, they were surprised to find about 75 persons assembled for the purpose of setting a surprise dinner, it being the anniversary of the birth of "Aunt Margaret," as she is familiarly called. Tro Tempore. Mineral Silva, the little daughter of Mr. and Mis.

C. L. Sparlin, is dangerously sick. Geo. Ilorrall, who haa been quite ill, is now able to be around again.

Mr. Meeks of Rock House ha3 rented property and will soon be a citizen of Mineral Springs. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Howard spent the latter part of last week with relatives in Pierce City. After their trial the 12th, as John Freil and wife were going home, they suddenly came upon a Mr. Holies, one of the witnesses. Freil immediately drew his revolver and without farther ceremony told Holies to "git." Rolles remonstrated at first, but the result was he got.

In the excitement he got over into Mr. Tobias' yard and the dog got him. Shaking the dog off Rolles put the house between himself and Freil and as soon as opportunity afforded came back to Mineral and swore out a warrant for Freil. The trial was held before 'Squire Neeley Saturday, and Freil was bound over to await the action of the grand Jury. Jamie.

Scholtsn. The people of Barry County who are interested in its educational interests should vote the first Tuesday in April, for Prof. J. T. Brooks for county school commissioner.

He is well qualified to fill the position, and has filled the office to the general satisfaction of the people of the county for the past two years. Wilms Wiley. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powtf War-fa Pair Kt'glmrt MmUI aat Assignee's Notice. Xotk-f- is hereby given to all the creditors of Gallowav of Jenkins, that I will, on the'2th day of March, 15, at the office of W.

A. Wear, in the city of rassville, and Countv of Barrv. proceed publicly to ad just and allow demands against the -estate ana enects assigned to me oy uanoway for the benefit of creditors, and will continue said hearing during the two following days. T. J.

Ellmore. 23-27-31 Assignee of Galloway Co. Administrator's Notice. Xotiee is hereby given that Eetters of Ad ministration upon the Estate of C. M.

Jimer-son, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, bv the Judge of the Probate Court of Barry County, bearing date the 1st day of February, io. All persons having claims against said Estate are required to exhibit them to them for allowance, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims be not exhibited within two years from the date of said Eetters, they will be forever barred. J. II. JIMEKSOS.

23-27-29 CHAS. M. JlMERgON- i Order oi Publication. The Missouri Land Company of Scotland (Limited), Plaintiff, vs. George A.

Cline, Defendant. On this 4th dav of February, 1S, in vaca tion of the Circuit Court of Barrv County, Missouri, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk from the allegations in Plaintiff's petition that said Defendant, Geo. A. Cline, is a non-resident of the State of Missouri, andean not be served in this state in the manner prescribed in chapter 33 of the revised statutes of 19 of the state of Missouri, the Clerk of said court makes the following order: To the Defendant, Geo. A.

Cline: You are hereby notified of the commencement of a suit against you in the Circuit Court of Barry County, wherein the Plaintiff above named demands Judgment against you for the un- portion of $20.33 and interest, which you written contract with Plaintiff, on which this suit is founded, dated Xovember 26th, 17, agreed to pay Plaintiff for land below mentioned, and that all your right, title, interest and equity in and to the following described real estate, to-wit: The South West quarter (Vt) of the Xorth East quarter (Vj) of Section Nineteen (19), in Township Twenty-four (24), of Range Twenty-five (25), Barry County, Missouri, be foreclosed and sold to satisfy the same, and that unless you be and personal appearance before said court at the next term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court house in the city of Cassville on the first Monday in April next, and on or before the 3rd day of said term answer or plead to the petition, same will be taken as confessed and judgment will be rendered accordingly. Said order shall be published in the Cassville Republican, a weekly newspaper printed and circulated in said Barry County, which is duly designated for the publication thereof. Cloud Davies, Atty's for Plffs. A true copy. Attest seal.

L. B. Jokes, Clerk. 23-27-30 By GEO. M.

GOODMGHT, D. C. Troatee'i "VVTHEREAS, James C. Wood and Eutopy Wood, his wife, by their certain Deed of Trust, dated theThird day of Deeembef 18, and recorded on the 13th day of January, 10, in the Recorder's office of Barry County, Missouri, in Record Book Xo. at Page conveyed to B.

H. Ingram, as Trustee, the following described Real Estate, situate in Barry County, and State of Missouri, to-wi: The Vorth East Quarter of the Xorth West Quarter of Section Thirteen (13), in Township Twenty-five (25), of Rantre Twenty-nine also commencing Six (6) rods West of the South West corner of the South East Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section Twelve (12), in Township Twenty-five (25), of Range Twenty-nine (29), thence Xorth One Hundred and Sixty (160) rods, thence West Forty-two (42) rods, thence South One Hundred and Sixty (160) rods, thence East Forty -two (42) rods to place of beginning, containing in all Eighty-two (83) acres, in Trust, to secure the payment of one certain Coupon Xote, in said Deed described, and payable as therein stipulated. And, Whereas, said Deed of Trust provides that in case default be made in the payment of said Coupon Xote, the said Trustee or his successor in trust, may proceed to execute the trust therein created. And. whereas, de fault has been made in the payment of said Coupon Xote when it became due and the legal holder, on account of said default, has elected to declare the whole of said debt and accrued interest thereon, up to day of sale, now due and payable, and said debt and interest are now past due and unpaid.

And, Whereas, it is in aaid Deed of Trust further provided, that in case of the sickness, death, absence from the state, or other disability of the Trustee named, or of his refusal to act, then, and in that case, E.J.Smith, of Sedalia, Missouri, shall thereupon becorre his successor, and bevested with all the powers and duties of the Trustee herein first named, and is authorized and empowered to execute the trust aa fully in everv respect as the aid Trustee could have done. And, whereas.it is in said Deed of Trust further provided, that in case of th disability, failure or refusal to act of both the Trustee and his successor, said E. J. Smith, for any cause, then, and in that case, the acting Sheriff of said County of Barry, tor the time being, shall succeed to the trust therein created, and is thereby authorized and empow ered to execute the same as fully in every respect as either of the others therein named eould have done bv virtue of said deed. And, whereas, the said B.

H. Ingram and the said J. Smith have each failed and refused to act. Sow, Therefore, public notice is hereby given, that B. F.

Lamar, sheriff of Barry County, at the request of the legal holder of said debt, bv virtue of the powers to me given in said Deed of Trust, will, on Wedkesdat, ihi 6th dat or March, 15, proceed to sell the property herein described at public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House Door, in Barry County, Missouri, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and six o'clock in the afternoon, of said day, for the purpose of paying said debt, and the accrued interest thereon, together with the costs and expense of executing this trust. B. F. Lamas, Sheriff of Barry County, and Actinst Trustee. Sit-'iS-so Mortgagte's Sal: WHEREAS, W.

C. Black and Sally A- BlacJt, his wife, by a Mortgage Deed, dataJ the 9th day of December, and recorded Book 1, at Page 358, In the record of the K-eorder's office within and for Barry County, Missouri, conveyed to J. M. following described property, to-w t. BeRinninjt at a atone or Make 293 frt tf and IS feet north o' the north-west corner Lot So.

S8 in Bierlev's addition to the town Washburn, thence west 190 feet, thence soi't" 340 feet, thence east 190 feet, thenee north feet to the place of beginning, the ing a p-Tt of the South-east onarter the South-west quarter () of Section 1 wen ty-eisrht 28), in Township No. Twe ty twa (22) North, of Range No. Twenty-etjfht W. of 6th P. in Barry County, ssoun, containing one acre more or Ies.

Said conveyance was made to set are i payment of a certain promissory note In described, and, whereaa, default made in the payment of said note an He Now, Therefore, I. J. M. Bayless. as aforesaid, will proceed to eii above described land at public veiidve highest bidder for cash, at the Court How Door in the Town of Cassville, Barry County, Missouri, on Satckoat, the 9th day of Marcs.

A. v. between the hours of 10 o'clock, o'clock, p. of that dsy, for the irptw-set forth in said Mortjrajtc. J3-27-I J.

M. UAtL-HS. Dated, Feb. By Geo. M.

goodnight, D. C..