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Late returns show that Paris has
eighty thousand registered dogs, or
one to every thirty inhabitants. 1t
cost two million dollars annually to
feed them, but the dogs in turn afford
occupation TO twenty-five manufac-
turers Of collars and muzzles, four
bakers Of dogs bread, five factories
where dog biscuits, consisting of meat
fibre, are made; three special dog
pharmacies, a dozen infirmariss and
two dog hospitslA- Chicago Herald
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Mustang
Liniment

owes its success to its
power of penetration.
There is nothing mar
velOus about its Cura-
tive powers. 1t is sim
ply a few common sense
ingredients com bined
in a way to make PEN
etrati0n possible and
insure a cure.
Mustang Liniment
has been used for one
half a century.
Write for FAIRY Story Book" Illus
trated, also Hints from q Horss-doc-
tors Diary" Both books mailed free.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
- South Sth ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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STATE OF
County Ut Lafayette

SfATE OF MISSOURI,
County Ut Lafayette
In the Circuit Court Of aid County n
Vacation. June .Cth. is2s.
The State Of Missouri At the relation ana To
the use of Thomas A. Catron. Collector OF
the Revenue of Lafayette CvuLty Ia the
state Of Missouri. Piadutin.
versus
Unknown heirs OF Eliza Roberts. deceased.
Defendants.
10 the said unknowa heirs OF Eliza Roborta.
deceased. you are hereby notified that oui4
piaintin has commenced = suit ngninse you
In said Circuit Court BY pettri0L. tie object
and general nature OF which n Ia obta1n =
Judgment tor the taxes. interest and coofa
due Gu the following described rUul estate,
situate In the county OF Lafayette, nu6 Htnt0
Of missouri, t1-wit: Lot -. Ia block =. In
81. Thomas addition 10 the town OF Wavsrly,
Missouri, said real estate being deltnqucSt
for. the years Is. lsss. lsrs. l1U, eoel. sg8
and less. and that said tases for natd yonro
exclusive Of penalty, interest end coses,
amount In the agyregate to the en0 of
ss.oJ. and that the same may Be ooo1ngUd .
lieu on said real estate. . that IT, WDo
may be sold or 81 much theroof - uay 10
necessary 70 satisfy the Judgment roN1nro1
he.ein. with interest. fees. psnaltsA. co.
missions aud costs. $3.50.
And you are further.
YOU aPSess %
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IN - A1&R
OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF I
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE. 4

STATE Of
COUNTY or LA~sAYETrR.6
In the Circuit Court OF said county, At Lsxins>
ton, in vacation. June soth, Ism.
The State Of Missouri. q TIE relation end -
the use OF Thomas A Catrou. collsctor q ~
Missouri, Plaintiff,
versus
j. Y. CAN'T. Defendant.
no II sse , sssa : q : p' Snasai y Sss s sss ss:ssz
the s"" objscs and spI ssaersi sSss q SsssS
interests and co:ss due on he ScalSSsSe
described real estate. situate In ~ county
Of Lafayette and state e nIssoun so-wif:
Issa, and ON lot Il. block u. Wsverly. kissoud.
for the years lsss and isss. and on ioss : . Z
1880 and isss, and on lots ! and 8 block
10. wavsrly, Missouri, for TIE ysets I1l,
lss, and lsss. and that sa:d ta.ss fpe -
costs. amount In the aggregHta 10 - su0
Of tso.sG and that the same nay b declared
a lien ON said real estate. ard Nat he 49,
necessary TO satisfy the tudgnens rsndsred
herein. with interest, fees, penalties. oo00ls
And You are further notiaed sAss unless
you appear at the next term Of satd eMFt
To be begun and held ~ the court house. ID
iith day Of August. ss.s, SSS % O
before the sixth day OF said term. 10 ~
term shall 50 long continue, and u not. thea
petition. the same win be taken ~ confessed
Aud Il Is furthes ordered that = copy
ly lntelligencer, u newspaper publiaAsd q
said county OF Lafayette. for four week.
successfully, the last INSERTION TO b ct leasl
fifteen days before the commensurate q
the next term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
EWING. Csesk.
BY Frank Trige, ID. G. es06s
u. c. Wallace, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NEWS NOTES.

At Fort Scott, Kan, Jerry Wallace,
a Seneca Indian convicted of killing
his father-in-law, Alex Zane, was sen-
fenced to be hanged September 81.
C. B. Birch, cashier, of the West Chi
cago Street Railway Co., was murdered
Saturday night at the Armitage avenue
cable barns, by a man who wanted to
rob him.
At Webster, Groves, Mo-, 10 miles
from St. Louis, Frank j. Sittel shot
and killed his sister-in-law, Mrs. Peter
son, wounded her sister, Amelia Horch,
and then blew his own brains out. Tho
tragedy was the result of n family
financial feud of long standing.
The transfer line now has n call book al
Vaughan & McClelland's, where patrons
can leave orders. 3-23-tf
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PAMISIER II
MANBRINo, nAMBLEToNIAN AND


PACING BLOOD.
PAMIsIER Is q hay. l.is hands, foaled Sept.
-. lsso. by that great young sire, Eari si.t,
record of : asa, tsire vi Katie Earl. 3:i6n, aud
seventeen others ia the iistb. He Is "A tIutber
of Grccnilnser. s:l2, hcinp by PrinccpS sd
tsire of Trinket, 2:lt. aud forty-thrce others
in the s:;O iistl: dam. the great brood mare.
juno dam of Earl. s.s.si. Grcenlanier. s:l2.
and Naomi, a:sjl, by iiaInbleionian 10. etc.
The dam Of Pamisicr Is the great brood
mare, Ashland Kate. 2:s'ai in is.G.
tdam Of Kate e., ::s.'s. and grandeur of
Katie Earl, s:l"is. .tc..i 10y Ashland Chief .5l.
tsirc OF three from s:i.a io s;.a,. aud the dam
OF fifteen in the iisil; srcon dam, Lady iiag-
gard. ldnm at Ashland Kate, 2:.nai by Captain
Walker tsirc Of the dams of Harry Wilkes,
2:i3is. General Garfield, 2.si. aud four othersl.
third dam, CLARK County Maid, 10y Traveller, by
Old Dayy Crorkett.
Here Is a handsome, ~SrrEpY-BREp YELLOW
He sires good rangy colts, and l think wit
", fast
TERMS. Fifteen dollars, payable when ths
mare proves IN ioat: cr twelve dollars IN,
season-rcturn privilege.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Whereas. John welborn and Georgia A. Wei
born. his wife. bv their certain deed OF trust,
dated April .th. lSss. and recorded April sth,
U.s.. In the Office OF the recorder Of deeds for
Lafayette county. Missouri In book 81, page
eti. did convey Ia the undersigned rs trustee
the following described real estate situated In
the county OF Lafayette. state 81 Missouri.
10 wit: Lot number eight 49,. block number
seyenty-two ts2'. irst addition To Lexington.
Ia secure the payment Of a promissory note In
said deed described aud the Interest thereon,
aud whereas default has bee n made In the pay
meni OF the said note and the Interest thereon.
when the same became due and PAYABLE, aud
In. same with the interest remains due aud Is
unpaid. now, therefore,. .. the said trustee, M
the request of the legal holder and owner OF
said nute, aud 10y virtue OF the power H. mt
given Ina said deed OF trust. do hereh, give
notice that I will. ON
MONDAY. JULY 18th. ls9,.
between the hours Of mine O'Clock In the fore
nc aud five o'clock In The afternoon OF that
day. sell publicly nc auction. Ia The highest
bidder tor cash In hand. at the courteous.
door. I'm the city of Lexington. In iafay etts
county. Missouri. The real estate above des
cribed for the purp,s,c of satisfying said mott
and Interest thereon aud paying the cusl
and expenses OF executing this tru-t.
4. MEYER,
cIsf1 u,,.,.ta
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The Doctors Are Coming.


DEAR SIRs:-I desire to let you know
how much DR.. Stewart has helped me. !
have been q great sufferer with kidney
trouble and pain 10 my side; could hardly
get around, and was getting worse all the
time. When / commenced treatment with
him ! wa hardly able to sit up, I was so
weak. Had tried doctors and patent medi-
ciues till ] was discouraged, and thought
l could not be helped. l commenced
treatment with him, and commenced "a
feel better right away. Pains left me- and
] 4 am now able to do my W work l can
not praise him enough. ! hope Others will
try him. l know he will help you. Re-
spectfuiiy. MRS. SARAH p. HoRMoN,
B~roadhead, Mo.
The doctors will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Lexington, Mo-, Monday, July
l. Office open from 8 a. m. to z p. IN. Cal
aud be examined. Consultation free.
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PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE DID IT.
Rev. John A. Brooks Tried to Suppress Il
n Resigned In Consequence.

Rev. John A. Brooks Tried to Suppress IL
and Resigned In Consequence.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2-Dr. John
A. BrookA at one time q candidate tor
vice president on the prohibition
ticket, pastor Of the Linden Street
Christian church, the congregation Of
which includes many Of the most
prominent society people Of the city.
has resigned his charge as q result OF
IN unsuccessful crusade against the
progressive cuchre fad. The doctor has
preached some vigorous N re-
Gently on this evil, and has remon-
strated with his flock in private. Find
ing that his exhortations did not pro-
duce the desired result, DIR. Brooks
made . personal issue Of the matter
and rendered his resignation, which
wa promptly accepted.
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VIEWPOINT,
HAMBLEToNIAN. MAMBuNo AND

BlLOT, Jls.
NIEwMoNr il n hlool hIy-no white -lGa
hands, weight. l,3n pounds; foaicd April,
1855. Sired 10y Alront Pilot 1Gi. tsire, Rose
mont, s:23ls. Billy Bolton, s:l5s, Eli Almont
2:ssn, Maggie Almunt, 2:lS. aud fonr others
also sire of the dams Of Red Ink. 2:s9a. LiN,
Ouk, 2:ssi, EmUleia, ::2iii. FASHIONS Maid,
2:stl4, and four othcrs) 10y the great Aimon !.
(sirc OF -. Ills sous sired isG trottcrS and
PAGERS. aud his daughters produced nincts-ont
In the iisii; dam, Lucille. by AleNandcrs
Abdailah ". tsir" of Goldsmith Maid. 2.lil
granddam IN Pilot. Jr. u, etc.
Viewmont's dam is Lady Doupias. tdam ol
81. Lambert, 2:@9itJ 10y l.ouri'un chief 'Si
tsire Of Calmcr. .:2s, and the dams OF ten ~
the 2::1 list; among them Pirkairi. 2:lsia
Mambritonian, 2:anis, ctcD 10y Mambtin,
Chief n. etc: second dam. Mollie jackson
Impaired Glencoe
Viewmont breeds very large; his colts arr
good lockers and sell readily.
TERMS Ten dollars, payable when mare
proves in foil; or eight dollars the season-
return privilege.
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Sheep-Receipts, l.4o; shipped yesterday,
900 The market was generally steady. The
following are representative sales:
g % os 10 Z : sioS ss.S
Horses-Receipts. n; shipped yesterday, 80
The opening Of the horse and mule m lrket to-
day was attended by anything but favorable
circumstances for Q successful and active mar
ket. From all appearances another week of
dull. uninterestlng business IL st hand. Prices
generally ruled about steady with last weeks
dull lime. The supply Is small
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Dird win No. I,..,rn.

Topeka, Kan, June 26.-State Labor
Commissioner Bird returned to his Of
fee last night. This morning he said
that he had not resigned, although he
admitted that Gov. Morrill, had asked
for his resignation. 81 see by the pa
pers," he said, that the governor said
that l had refused to resign, and 1
have not changed my position since"
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Chicago Lave stock.

CHICAGO. July a-Csttle-Receipts. 5000;
market steady; fair TO best beeves, t.o10b.so
and bulls. u. 600S.7 "a: Texas. q 50I440.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market fairly active:
best steady: others weak to SC lower: light.
sA.7o0b.0J; rough packing, sAes0Aso; mixed
and butchers. eA7o0ii0; heavy packing and
shipping. ts.s50s.i5 pigs, tasoa4.n
Sheep-Receipts. 9.0ou; market steady; ma
tive q. 500 Is: western. o. 80 130o; Texas. d. 81
az. 75:- lambs, e.
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Western Association.


KANSAS C;-Y, Mo, July 3.-The ap-
pointment Of j.. II. Emmert, to succeed
". W. Pagan as sur erintendent Of the
Kansas City, Fort Seott & Memphis
railway is officially antSunced. Mr..
Emmert will discharge all the duties
formerly performed by Mr.. Fageu, but
will have the title of ''superinteno, pit"
instead of general superintendent. 4"
The latter office has been abolished by
the Memphis. r. p. Hammond, train
master at Springfield. NO., has been
appointed division superintendent at
that point to succeed Mr.. Emmert.
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OF PUBLICATION,
A OF MISSOURI,
County OF Lafayeta1

County OF Lafsyceso.i s.z~xSrn<1nau
10 the Circuit Coy1
ton.
The State OF Misc
the use Of Thou
the Revenue Of
State OF MissourLU
Unknown heirs OF Sarah L. wIley, asoennu.
Defendants. HTI Il
To The said unknown heirs OF Sarah L.WJ1ex~
s a,sinsi;f Sa sS som ars sssse z . SSsa a:s, ssss E
nature Of Which Is to oStais : jsdSSsss Is
ing described real estuss. situsSs IN a. soSSSy
Part Of lot I. siook&L - % LsziIS.
rom ioiios s.:' com;j sssS a9tsssSs
west corner Of 10 & boo0E
feet. south 50 feet. westO1N
70 FOR o sSe yea4. i ssra i fsss e -. - q
1897. and that said
elusive OF penalty, I'M ~
In the aggregate to ti0
the same may be DE-
estate. and that the
much thereof - wu
the Judgment rcndon
fees. penalties, cos
OF Lextngtoo >. q re III e.
day OF Angus Of 6(foeo ~ os1ok
S Sos of s1 ana "a q .S.s sssS ~ g -
the term, and ansker said petuoa, IT, cane
will be taken as confessed.
And q & further orasTsd ssss scoPz -
county OF Lafayette. Tor four wesks ssoeSSS,
tSely' the last 81 Insertion 70 Be e 80 No. !
term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest
By FRANK TABOO. D. Q. SSSsf
II. &. wallace. jr.. Astornsy Ter PHirsia.
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D OF PUBLICATION

DTATE or MISSOURI.
County Of Lafayette
In Che Circuit Court Of said County In Vaoa'
ton. June 9th. 1885.
The state of Missouri ut the relation and TO
the use of Thomas A.. Catron. Collector OF
the revenue OF Lafayette County, In the
State OF Missouri. Plaintiff.
rdvsrd Edwards. Joseph Hill, and the un.
known heirs OF John Howe. deceased. aud
RIchard Gates. Defendants.
10 ne aid joseph HUI VA a Sor a ane Sers.
Ey notified that said plaintir has commenc
Cd : auit against you In said cowrt Dy
psstston. the object and general nature OF
ineoress ana costs dne on the following
described real estate. situate In the county
o. Lafayette, state OF Missouri. 9. VII: Lot
9 e q: s soHn r o. D sssai. SssSs ssiina"eni
for she yeers 1881. 1see, 1ese. l0eo. issi: lss2 snd
looo, and that said taxes for said year, ex
elusive Of penalty. Interest snd s cost, q;
SIS, n that the same ms be declared q
lien ON said real estate. and that the same
may be sold or 70 much thereot as MY 0e
herein, With interest. fees. penalties, com
missious and costs.
AID you are further notified that unies,
you appear &C the next term OF said court,
70 BE- begun and held as the courtheu 90. IN
she city Of Lexington, in said county on tue
nth day Of August, next. AND ON or before
20 LOSE continue, and Il not. then before the
she same Win b taken as confessed.
heroof DO Published In the Lexington Week.
~ IntelIi6encer. . Newspaper puoiisheo in
SaSd county Of Lafayette. for four weeks
sucosssiysiy. the Lass insertion to pc m a. Isa :;
The next term 81 court.
4 true BODY. Attest. r,~o o.
.~~.,~ mp,oc n % "a
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81. LOUIS. July a-Cattle-Receipts. $50:
market active but lower; Texas steers. q. 100
40; Texas cows, ss.lo03 %; Texas calves, ei0
07.6o; native steers, ts.S005.sj; native cows
T. <00a2a.
H~ogs-Receipts. 1000: market opened shade
lower closed l0c lower; heavy ~ 7JoA. IS; mixed
eA200As5: light, ~. t914sA
Sheep-Receipts, :,e0); market barely steady.
Chicago drain and Provlsloua.
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REPORTS.

KANSAS CITY, July 3-Cattle-Receipts. ~
795; calves, ais; shipped yesterday. e.s2l cattle.
no calves. The best offerings generally steady
on the native side. Cannon grades were slow
to lower. The following are representative
sales:
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-"Bummer" is given by the Euoll

HuIHrHcr "BfVcH Uy tHe EhgIish
authorities as an Americanism, dating
from the civil war. 1t is, however, an
Anglicism of uncertain antiquity. 1t
first appears in literature in the mar
ket laws of 1860, IN which bummers
or bummarees are mentioned. They
were persons who retailed fish outside
of the regular market, and were, there
fore, looked upon with disfavor by tho
dealers who had stands and paid rents
and license.
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For RENT-Room No. ?, In the Hserls
Building, now occupied by II. T. jesse.
Possession will be given first of May
Call on Gus Hserle for further a~rticulsrs.
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Yale the Victor.

New LONDON, Conn.,, June 29.--The
oarsmen of Yale yesterday defeated
the men from Harvard for the thir-
teenth time since the annual contests
were inaugurated between the colleges
at Springfield, on June 30, 1875.
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A business boy.

Detroit sweet boys are on the make
whenever the. opportunity offers. and
they go about It in a businesslike way.
Not long ago the wind picked off a
gentleman's fine silk hat, and whirlinR
It aloft, left him bare.headed on the
corner.
Here, boy" he called to an urchin
near by, get my hat for me-"
What are you offerin'?" inquired
the boy.
II want my hat" exclaimed the gen.
tleman. ''Pll give you ten cents"
whats il WORTH" the boy inquired.
ITS a new silk one that l just gave
eight dollars for. I'll give you a dime
il you'll skip out and get it for me-"
II guess not" replied the boy, turn
ing away; II amt in the business of
furnishin' gents with eight dollar silk
hats for ten cents. Gimme ten per
cent. on the value for salvage, mister,
and away ] go. Do l git it?" and the
boy stood expectant till the gentle
man nodded. Detroit Free Press.
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UEAYW o.
IL shs CiTcsit Court Of ssid county. in vaos-
d00, June roth. Igos.
t. 49, e e s.ssourt; q The relation .,'.. and s t.
Stsss 81 HissoSrt. PisiStis.
Dla.sAs Csssss asd Aldrich corder, her hus-
ban1, xlizabsth Cunningham and 0eorHe l..
Cunningtsms her husband. John Rl!s Htcks
81; ;:s.s =: ~ .;ao ..i ss:po s:s Y sS:S. and b R!vis
Hsesy. hsf ss sSs s:'ss y sG g.I Ben; 7 y p HsSi.
1c tss ss!a william 7; Bell. blanche Ys.cy
thnf said plaintiff has commenced . suit
sf11nst you IL said court BY petition. the
S ossssa ! s1 3ads sensssi Tor rt sSs ss. % E inssrs.s I and "a
coets cue IN the following described real
sstats, situsfe ia the county e Lafayette
II ne sa az s, g Sl0 sas' &, u. sc Tsum. Lots sa 4 & g, i 10
~ ssssas S: sISs SSSa'' iio s' he yss ss.a i rsst
Ia "a jIe.s, s z ,sSs 90 81 ps s1:l s.i in. sssss
ard ooeei, amoun IL the aggregate to the sum
Of ooAe, o thst the same may be declared
nay b sojd or 20 much thereof As may b
nscsesssy 10 Satisfy the Judgment rendered
hesstn. via intsre6t, fees. penalties, commits
xsd ycu are iurthsr notified that unless you
eppear o. ~ next torn OF said court, to be
begun en1 held Ct ths courthouse, in the city
%u ssssi ssss s Il ;s oS 90 oeISs slc;. On q. Tie g 81 day day 81
and Il not. den bsfors the end sp q he serm,
sss.s ss = cca ssso R:s ia 7; e re iu :s%s o Miis %
tlas Z coPy heE:os p published In the Lexing-
vssis saccssaveiy. he last insertion to be Il
:. ILL., Il e court.
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ESTABLISHED ny II. $. PATTERSON, i,GS
BOURBON AND RYE WHISKY, /
BRANDY. WINES, GIN, kUNMEL :
7 ALCOHOL, RUN. )

C~urrcsInndpncc solicited VITA d,alrrs ur
others desiring ,prsi Nhtskto-. AZ reasonable
price,. Gnads securely packed and ~hipp''1
anywhere. We guarantee purity rucS'uir aud
salts faction. The largest stock uf old Whis
kies I'm Kansas City. L..tGi-iy-np
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n 1t SOakS
Into h Flesh

right down through the
fevered parts to where
the inflam alton is
rooted. That is why
Mustang Liniment
"cures all aches and
pains of man or beast"
If it evaporated or re-
manned on the skin it
could not cure. That
Is why volatile extracts
fail. Theycan't go down
through the inflamed
parts.
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Hogs-Rcceipts, 1854; shipped yesterday,
i76. The market opened barely steady and
closed hGioc lower. The following are repre-
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Kansas city Grain.

H
KANSAS CITY. July a-There were very few
samples Of wheat % the floor to-day. and sp-
parently very LITTLE disposition TO bid for new
wheat. few cars Of old sold ct yesterdays
prices and there we're inquiries for more. but
quotations ON new wheat were entirely nomi-
nal.
81 cars.
Sales OF car lots by sample ON track. Kansas
CITY: MOI hard wheat. nomiuelly, 66GoIc, !
car ola, &c; NO : nsro. nominsliy. oSc; NO.
nares nominaly. caoesc; NO. sred. nomineiiy.
eo7oc; Nc. > red: nomlnsily' ee0s'c: : cars
old. 80; NO. 4 red,i car &C; rejected, uomi-
nelly, eo0eSc.
b corn mHket turned ve1y weak. There
we're . few sales Of mixed early at loc. and %
dc. but bids dropped lower and lower all day.
and white At <0c-
heceipes OF corn 1o-osy' - cars . year ago.
GcstA
safes oy sample on TRACK hsnsss CIV: NO
mixed corn, cars %oc: onereo ~ wv later;
NO. mixed. nominsiy' SAC NO = mixed
nominaliy. y Nc. white oaerea ut soc;
no wnite, nomineliy' 80
Oets were nc io"er' Tnere were only . icw
sempics on SAFE.
Heceipts Oh oats to-uay's cars; . year ago.
IL cars.
safes oy sample on .rsck' hsnses C.ty: no
smiaeo osts, cars csr GHc. car xsc'
sc. . osts' Iominany' .ic' NO T. nominatiy,
Wc; NO : wnl.e oees, noainsiiy' S'c' NO. :
"nise oess, nouinaiiy. Sso<sc.
hsy--heoeipts u cars; msrxet steeay; sim-
otny. cnoioe, no. !, S.ovoi1vo'
NO. = fancy prairie Wv; cnoice'
NO !, S..oC Jaw NO. T. sooS@'."
packing nay s@o"0"~
81. Louis orain'
ST. LOUIS. July a-Receipts, wheat. 3S,70)
bu.; last year. holiday; corn. q 80 bu.; oats.
24,00o bu.: rye, 81 bu.; -four, LIS bills; ship
ments. wheat, d.2is bu.: corn. %e.s54 bu; oats,
$3.50 bu; dour. e.oos bbls. Closing prices:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-06
Advice To Hushands

Don't blame your wife because she like
Hackers bread. She can't help Il. Every
body does. Five cents . loaf. e-2p.2
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-06

you appear at the next term OF said court,
To he begun and held, at the court house. In
the city Of Lexington. In said county,. ON the
NH, Cav Of August next. and IN or before
the sixth day OF said term, IL the term
shall 80 long continue. and IL not. then before
the end OF the term. and answer said petition.
the same will he taken rs confessed.
And 10 Is further ordered that u copy hereof
be- published in the Lexington Weekly Intellf
genccr, u newspaper published In said county
81 Lafayette. for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion to be at least fifteen days before
the commencement of the next term OF this
court.
A true copy. Attest:
CT EWING, Clerk.
BY FRANK Taco, d.. e. 6-295t
II T. Wallace, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.