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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-07-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Lafvettt

County of lafayette.
In the Circuit Court OF said County in vaca-
tion, June ssth, 1895.
The State of Missouri at the relation and
OF the revenue of Lafayette Comfy. in the
State of Missouri. Plaintiff,
versus
Sarah n. Bransford and Milford B. Brans.
ford, her husband. susie Emery. formerly
Bransford, and J h y. Bransford. De-
Pendants.
To the said defendants. Sarah f. Brans-
ford, and Milford d. Bransford. her husband,
Susie K. Emery, formerly Bransford, and
John b. Bransford.. you are hereby notfhed
that said plaintiff, has commenced a suit
object and general nature of which is to
obtain a Judgment for the taxes. interett
and costs due on the following described
etto md state of Missouri. to-wit: 81. 100
acre northeast part OF northwest section
"a. township 81. range p. being y tract or
parcel Of land lying IN the city OF Lexington.
Lafayette county. Missouri. and lying cast
OF Independence road in satd city and being
formerly known as. and called the (carding
machine lott, said real estate beng delin-
quent for the years 1887. 1883. 1889. 1880. 1891
1S0e anu 1888. aRd that said taxes for said
years. exclusive OF penalty. interest and
OF SIS sS, and that the tame may be declared
U lien on said real estfte, and that the same
NAV be sold or so much thereof AS may he
necessary to satisfy the judgment rendered
herein, with Interest, fees, penalties, com
missions and costs.
And you are further notified that unless
you appear at the next term Of said court,
10 he besuR and held at the courthouse, in
the city of Lexington. In said county. on tile
NTH day of August next, and on or before
lhe sixth day of said term, II the term shall
SO long continne. and II not. then before the
end Of tho term. and answer sntt petition,
the snme will be taken ns confessed.
And 10 IL further ordered that n copy
hereof be- published In the Lexington Week
~ Inteiltgencer, u newsDapcr published IN
saia county o. La,nse..s; ."r i1nt ws"as
fifteen days before the commencement oi
the next torn OF this court.
A true copy. Attest
BY FRANK TRIGG, ID. q. O 30 st
H.C. Wallace. Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The use of pretty and suitable dishes
clean table linen, and food that should
be hot-hot in reality-and cold food
in the proper condition-may have
much to do in making persons content
ed, even delighted, says a bachelor
who has passed his life in boarding
The idea that seems to prevail at many
hotels and clearinghouse and in some
private families is that people like q
great variety of food at one meal, when
in reality dissatisfaction usually comes
from the fact hat in the midst of plen
ty it is impossible, perhaps, to selec,
one dish that is perfectly prepared and
served. A broiled chop, a slice OF
bread or a roll. and IA cup of coffee,
each perfect of its kind, may deligh,
the palate of a gourmet if the linen is
dainty and the china and silver pretty
and bright.-N. Y. Post.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF
COUNTY or LAFAYFTTI

COUETY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court of said county, in yaca.
ton, June 10th. 1895.
The State Of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use Of Thomas A. Catron. , ollector OF
the Revenue OF Lafayette County, In the
State Of Missouri, Plaintiff,
Blanche Corler and Aldrich Corder. her hus-
band, Elizabeth Cunningham and George L.
Cunningham, her husband. John Ella Hicks
Francisco, widow, Blanche Yancy and David
H. Yancy, her husband, Roy Bell, a minor.
and VIM. l.. Bell. heirs of Lavenia H.. Hall,
deceased, defendants.
To the said William I. Bell, Blanche Yancy
nd David IL. Yancy.. you are hereby notified
that said plaintiff has commenced a suit
against you in said court by petition, the
object and general nature of which Is to
costs due on the following described real
estate, situate In the county If Lafayette
II and Il, block u. st. Thomas addition to
Wayerly Lafayette county Missouri, said real
estate Being delinquent for the years 1853,
for said years, exclusive of penalty, interest
and costs, amount In the aggregate to the sum
of $685., and that the same may be declared
may be sold or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the Judgment rendered
herein. with interest, fees, penalties, commits
And you are further notified that unless you
appear mt the next term of said court, TO be
begun and held at the courthouse, in the city
OF Lexington. in said county. on the 5th day OF
August next. and on or before the 9th day OF
said term. II the term shall so long continue
and II not. then before the end Of the term
and answer said petition. the same will bt
taken as confessed; and IL is further ordered
that u copy hereof be published in the Licking
ton Weekly ~Inteliigencer. a newspaper pub,
lished In said county of Lafayette, for foui
weeks successfully. the last insertion to be al
least fifteen days before the commencement OF
the next term of this court.
A true copy. Attest
C. l.. EWING. Clerk.
by FRANK TRIGG, ID. c.. 6I2l-5t
IL. G. Wallace, Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Much Damage Done by the Rain to Wheat
In shock-Corn weedy, but the Prospects
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MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES

A College OF the University.
Has just completed its Mining
and Metallurgical Laboratory,
containinga practical ore dress
ing and metallurgical plant.
We'll equipped. Offers course
for degrees in mining, engin-
eering, civil engineering and
chemistry and metallurgy.
Special courses in assaying,
land and mine surveying and
electricity. Also an academic
course. Fees only ST4 a year.
Necessary expenses from $40
to S2oS year. For catalogues
address w. B. Richards, direc-
tor, Rolla, Mo. 6-Is-2m :
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MISSOURI CROPS.

Much Damage Done by the Rain to Wheat
In Shock-Corn weedy, but the Prospects
Good.
COLUMBIA Mo. July io.-The Missouri
weather service, in its crop bulletin for
the week ended the 9Th, says: Farm
work has been at u ~standstill or has
progressed very slowly, and much dam
age has been done to wheat, flax, oats,
corn and hay by rains. Alarge part OF
the wheat crop is still in the shock and
much of it has been seriously injured.
Oats are generally ready for cutting,
but the fields are too wet for machines.
In q number of counties they are down
badly and some that are in shock arc
considerably damaged. Flax has also
been damaged by wind and rain.
Corn, as a rule, Is getting too large
for further cultivation and in some
districts is very weedy. Chinch bugs
are still working on it in places and
In some counties have done great dam
age, but in the central and southern
sections their ravages have been
checked by the heavy rains. In a
few localities 1t has been badly blown
down. On the whole, however, the
prospect for the crop is excellent.
Grasses continue to grow rapidly,
pastures are good and water plenty
Gardens and tobacco plants are doing
wall
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OF PUBLICATION,

STATE Of FL
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit Court of said county, In vaca-
tion, June esth, isa6.
The State of Missouri. NJ the relation and Ia
Revenue OF Lafayette County, in the state Of
Missourf, Plaintiff,
versus
The unknown heirs Of c. w.. Cowgirl, deceased,
and Daniel Ray, Warren Ray, william HAY.
Maggie Raw and the unknown heirs VI Robt.
Ray, deceased, Defendants.
To the said unknown heirs OF e. NJ. Cowgirl,
deceased. and unknown heirs of robert Nay,
deceased, you are hereby notified that said
plaintiff has commenced a suit against you la
sand court by petition, the object and general
nature OF which IL 20 obtain q Judgment for
the taxes, Interest and costs due on the follow
ing described real estate. situate In the county
Of Lafayette and State OF Missouri, towit:
Lets o. and 81. in Dover, Lafayette county,
Missouri: said real estate being delinquent for
the years lsss. lse9. ls9u. leai. has aud 1888. and
that said taxes for said years. exclusive Of
penalty, Interest and costs. amount In the
aggregate to the sum Of t5.&s, and that the
same may be declared a lien on said real
estate. and that the same may he sold or 81
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the Judgment rendered herein. with interest,
fees. penalties, commissions and costs.
And You are further notified that unless YOU
appear at the next term OF said court, to be
begun and held at the courthouse, In the city
Of Lexington, In said county, on the 9Th day OF
August next. and ON or before the 9TH day OF
and II uf' moi. them Sefore nm" ,he 80 end ao ~ s uet ,erm
and answer said petition, the same will [
taken rs confessed.
And 1, s further ordered ina, 9 copy hereof
l,geitoer, a newspaper published In said
county Of Lafayette. tor four weeks success
iyeiy., the last insertion to be at least fifteen
term OF this court.
A true copy. Attest
nv ra.,x r.,oo. n e L. EWING S s.ss,
m q. Wallace. Jr Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
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The dainty little Marie Ahtoinette
collars that women coming from Paris
display show the first sign of the
revival of white lingerie at the throat.
They are worn with tailor gowns and
are only visible as two little points OF
the finest linen cambria, showing a
line of drawn work and "A border oil
real Valenciennes lace. The effect OF
this little piece of lingerie ID exceed
ingly feminine and sure to become
popular. These little points are worn
directly under the ear. They may be
of some exquisite embroidery, hut
they must always be dainty. They
were first introduced by paquin-
Philadelphia Times
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Lafayette
In the Circuit Court nj Lexington. In vace3
ton. Juno eth, 1896.
Louis 8. Stout, Plaintiff,
Tirine Payne and william q. Payne, her
husband John Tasgart. Henry Tscgart
Walker, her husband. Defendants.
by his attorney and SavinS ftsd II" pssisios
that dsfsndaSts Ea.s l.iinscS. ss Snrs' tsSssy.
her husband. are non residents Of tie ssssc
Of Missouri: Wbereupon. Il IN ordered b.
the clerk of said court that said defendants
commenced u suit against them IN this courf.
the object and general nature OF which 10 70
obtain = Judgment and decree for partition
described real estate situated In LafayetfS
county. Missouri, tO-wit: Thirty acres o. tne
north side Of the southwest quarter a -
side OF the southwest quarter OF tie northeIi
quarter OF section Is, except I'VE and one-ho6o
acres on the south end OF said ten aore tract;
half OF the northeast quarter Of the noTs0
west quarter Of section -, all In township =.
range q. containing Hn acres more Or Isaa
appear at this court. at the next term thsrouf,
10 be begun and holden at the court houso, =
The city Of Lexington, In said county, o the
third day Of said term. u the term shall -
long continue. and 10 not, then ON OF bef0r0
the last day OF said term, and answer or ples1
10 the petition In said cause. the same v1Ii =
taken as confessed. aud Judgements Will -
rendered accordingly.
And II is further ordered that . copy hereof
be published. according 70 Law, In he Lsxing-
ton Weekly Intelligencer, . Newspaper pub
iishcd in said county Of Lafsyette. tor four
weeks successively. published at least once .
days before the FIRST DAY Of said NEXT Auruw
term OF this court.
Atrue copy. Attest
! BY PEARL REEpER. ID. e. GdR.1~
John b Rarden, Attorney for Plaluf10. !,
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STATE OF MIsSoUhI,
Counfv ~ Iasavost

STATE OF MIssoUhI,
County of Lafayette
In the Circuit Conrt Of said County
Vacation, June 10Th, HAS,.
The State Of Missouri at the relation and =
the use of Thomas a. Calron. COLLECTOR e.
the Revenne Of LafayUtte County, IN tie
State OF nissouri. Plaintiff. +,
Unkno.n heirs Of Eliza Roberts. dscssssA
To the said unknown heiu OF Eliza Robsr1a
deceased. you arc hereby nouaed that ss1
In said Circuit Court by pstttiun, The ob3s68
and general nature OF which 10 a. ooeala 3
Judgment for the taxes. interest and coo0
situate in the county OF LafsSettc, sni $40
OF Missourt. to-wtt; Lot 20, In BLOCK = r.
g; Thomas addition 70 the soyn Of WavodT,
for the yssrs Is. is. is III iss. ~;
and less, and that said tsses for M yo1ix
exclusive. Of penalty. interest and .
q. IS, and that the sams nay be decis5Sl
lien on said real estate, end that ~ -
may be sold or % muoh chege0f ~ -
Sesein. with isssress, ~ fssss ai psHs'sscS 90
And YOU ere fslsAsr soesass tat
e soq Ss aP SssSa :: 80 e 81. az :. ~, 3: s g ss:s -
the city OF LEXINGTON. 10 ssid county. :
nfth day Of Au6net nsxt and % o. -
sof io ss'c co SsK @ ~; ses ~ 4 a.. = 49, sss e. 8
the same VIII BE- taxed = eoefsas1
ASd " ~ fusssef osessed ta.t 9 COY
Intelitgeneer. 2 n~evspepsr pub1IsAedsla -
county OF LAfayestss for four WIN ouSco1
sively. the last inssrttoa to b q 49, 6fssE7
term OF this
!, yr.,oo 7 EWING. s,sss:{
III. Q. Wallace. II. AeSnruev sor pSSsc
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FIXING THE VALUES.
stats Board of EquslIzatiou Assesses Ra
road Telegraph Property.

state Board Of Equalization Assesses Rail-
road Telegraph Property.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July 10. THE
state board of equalization, sitting for
the valuation and assessment Of rail-
road, bridge and telegraph property,
has completed the work Of assessing
buildings along the right of ways
The increase ON buildings heretofore
assessed by the board will be about
$780, O0. The new Union station In st.
Louis has been valued by the board at
S45O, 600. This will make an increase
In buildings alone Of nearly 81, OOo. 900.
The value of rolling stock has been
axed the same - last year, except
sleeping cars, tho value of which has
not yet been agreed upon. Bridges
and telegraph lines were permitted to
stand IS last year. The board has just
gone into consideration of values of
road bedA Thus far, the Chicago,
Santa Fe 4 California, one of the Atch-
ison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe lines 194
miles,, has been increased from SIS, 900
to SIS. 500 per mile.
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OF PUBLICATION;
STATE OF
COUNTY o. LAgAvU1Sn.

CoUNrv o. L~AvAvIrsA. !
In the Circuit Court Of said county, ~ Lexina
ton, In vacation. Y . -, lea.
Tue State Of nissour. - u rs.asAos "a -
reyenne Of Lafsyeas oouasy, In Ne ssais e
Missouri, PlaiutiG,
To The satd ,. Y. 0nneA, you m hsrsog
. suit asainst !ou IN ed court 81 Psusisa.
ts e 70 oo SSss.n sns I 1900 s's sos sS e - -
sSH sscsiSsd s SaS s SS:Ss c sisus 20 10 ss' - c.
Z LOS. .- 4. i ana sS' - s'i g. = Tson ':s's sSa,ssss :
iss SAM and on ' is Il. bisss &. G:ssssy. si.sod
t Slse see r. rev T. Isss az H isss sqa 20 e. 'G e. : s 2 I
ia wsvsrly. his:osS, sor tss yss;s e.
years. exclusive Of ps1aiu. issersst e
costs, amount In the aggreGata 10 - =
Of ss0.sS ant that the ssns nay 3 1sctasGl
ns len BE- on .c ssia ~ re-: % s Ssss s 3 81 - a.
necessary 20 sattsfy the 1ud0nsus rso6sse1
herein, With interest Ssss, Psaalsssas OOaai1
AND You are farsAer sOussa ,Aas u..s-
you appear e the neIt terra of 40 sul(
to be begun and held a. TIE cour ho0ss, G
ins city Sa % t os xSsS;. = ~. ss.s S'sss{' g =
before the sixth DAY Of sati tsra. q q
term shall 20 !nng conttn0s. and 70 oot ~
petition. tue same VIII be takea - couSsuss1
And II 10 further ordered thnt . Coz
hereof De publlShed n ths Lsxiagtoa wss2
said county Of Lafayette. for four Woe11
suecessiyeiy, the last tns~rtion TO be a. loo(
fifteen days before the commenccusus (
the next term Of this court
A true copy. Attest:
H. c. Wallace. jr. Attorney for elaiaIr
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
OF MISSOURI,

STATE on MISSOURI,
COUNTY ~ LAFAYETTE
Y" the Circuit So SoS June g 50, :s,s s SSsa''' In v'o'
The State Of Missouri a. the rlatiou ana I
Me use Of Taomss 4. Cstron. Collecsos q
state Of Missouri, Plaintiff.
The Unknown heirs Of John sAody. dscsass(
no the said unknown heirs Of John ssoaj
deceased, you are hereby notified thss =!
you In said court by petition, the oble}
and general nature OF which Is to obsais
Judgment Tor the taxe., Interest and cos|
situate In the county of Lafayette end sSa(
~, 81. Thomas aaditica 70 &svsr,y, iissoss
s sSsr. ' sss.. '- isss, ss'Ss ,s SsaG iaSI' , 6. : y
lssi and that said taIes Tor said re
exclusive OF penalty, tnterest anA O.
amy ,Sa, " ny We Sasyss.ss 20 .ss .s% q sssoS
said real estate, aud that the same nay :
sold OF SO much thereof ~ may be necessa1
to satisfy the Judgment rendered herstn. Wt@
costs, And YOU are further nosiSed q
unless you appeal ~ the next term OF al
court, 10 be begun and held 1t the coul
house. Ia the city Of Lexington, In sato cous
before the sixth day OF said term. Ii the ter
shall So long. continue. IA u not, thep befnl
the end OF the term. ssd answer satd petittui
further oraeres. tlSyH eops sersSi sS' psi
hshed IN Tho Lexington Weekly intelltfeu
ccy, q newspaper, published. In said county
lasi Insertion 10 be at least dftcen dsS
before The commencement of the next ter
of this court.
A true copy. Attest
ny FaAsN ye,aa. nc. s-rsst
10 Wallace, Ir, Any. for Plaintiff.
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Free from Fsncisd AiImsnts.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 10.-The body
Of Leopold Friedman, . German BACH
elor SO yssrs of age, was found floating
In the Kaw river near the Union Pa
ciAc bridge to-day. Mr.. Friedman had
long been . confidential clerk in the
Office Of q. W. Stockwell & Co., live
stock commission men, and frequently
complained of physical infirmities
which physicians say he did not
possess. he disappeared last Saturday,
and Il II supposed he went directly ia
the river and drowned himself.
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Special Rates TO HOustonia and Return,

Every day, until September 18th, tickets
on sale from Lexington to Houstonia and
return at one and one-third fare (S1.60)
for the round trip. Tickets limited to
October 3lst, 1895, for return. On each
Friday and Saturday, until September
18TH, 1895, round trip tickets for one fare
(Sl.2O will be on sale, limited to return
the following Monday. Each Sunday,
until September 18th, round trip tickets
to lloustonia and return for 60 cents, to
return day Of sale. L.. n. SIMoNs, Agent.
The transfer line now has a call book at
Vaughan Il McCIelland's, where patrons
can leave orders. 3-23-tf
We are selling best hand sewed mems
shoes for - 80, all styles, at Cash Shoe
House, opposite pnstofice, Ed. Meyers.
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The Doctors Are Coming.

To the English Doctors.
DEAR SIRs:-I desire to let you know
how much DIR. Stewart has helped me. /
have been q great sufferer with kidney
trouble and pain In my side; could hardly
get around, and was getting worse all The
time. When I commenced treatment with
him I wa hardly able to sit up, I was so
weak. Had tried doctors and patent medi-
cinss till ! was discouraged. and thought
I could not be helped. ! commenced
treatment with him, and commenced to
feel better right away. Pains left me, and
I Am now able to do my own work. / can
not praise him enough. I hope others will
try him. / know he will help you. Re-
specially, MRS. SARAH p. HoRMON,
Broadhead, Mo.
The doctors will be at the Commercial
Hotel. Lexington, Mo-, Monday, July
l.. Office open from 8 a. m. to z p. m. Call
end be examined. Consultation free.
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KANSAS CITY, July lo.-The Consoli'
dated Kansas City Smelling & Rein.
ing Co on July s, broke the record
for all previous days In volume Of bust,
ness. On that day the output wal
l,s2o ounces Of gold, valued 1t ees, 900
Q 1000 ounces Of silver. eight cars OF
lead and two Of copper. The value Of
the entire product was about $50, 600,
The days work vas the largest recent
IL done by any smelter In the world.
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OF PUBLICATION

| STATE or MISSOURI.
County OF Lafayette.
in the Circuit Court Of sas1 County N w.
ttou. June sah. lWs
ne State q rissoun q - rsaastcs - !
the kevepuc az tAfaystD Coonfy. d -
State OF ntssourt. Piatnu9.
Unknown heirs Of Sarah L. wiley, dscssuo
T. the saId unknown heirs Of ssrsh
decease1 you are hereby ncet0ed c.
platnt1X 1oommenced . suit againse
said q 1Ntton, the objeof an1 nsssrI
.Ss 81. ses q e 8 ss'ssss
feet, soutk - Il
20 bestnuius. ~
isoS. aud that satd taxea-
in the ss1ressie 70 The su9 c.
s essas ss% sad ' Ia p ss $500 s.Ss VI
the j~udEnent rendsrsi ssssls, MA isSsrSI
'e And Ps yon ass i Snrss, ooss. sf sS se 49,,
appear a. the next tern q eaid couE4 1t
begun and held 1t tAe cosrshonse. % ~ -
e Lsrinsson; u sasa ooSsfy. g. - IT,
s ssa d 3. .I and i'm 4 No.. .sss Ssso.s -, -
n, a,s, term ter s:i ass I. .as.ss - p'sst'oa. ~
And Il Is fufher os6srsl Ut acopy ~
Of be publiseed In The Lsxtngsna 49,
S.onse.i,s es 2 ns.spspes pses.sssa q :
days before the coumencsnens o. the ~
G. L. uWINo. C,ssk. (
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81 want to git a collar fer my hus-
band" said the hard-faced woman,
"snd I declare ! have plumb forgot the
size. ! giner'ly buy all his collars and
ties fer him, too"
"AhI" said the astute clerk. "Then
you want about q thirteen and a half
or fourteen"
Eyes, that's right, but l don't see
how you guessed it SO easy"
"Oh, l have noticed that a man who
let's his wife buy all his haberdashery
for him usually has a neck of about
that ize."-Cincinnati Tribune.
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SPRINeyHLD. Mo-, July 10-The ad.
5ournsd term Of the federal court at
Springfield will open Monday Of the
coming week. Owing to the absence
Of Judge Phillips, who is in Colorado,
the court will be held by Judge Parker.
Of Fort Smith. Ark, who has consented
to make the exchange for the summer.
The docket Is . very heavy one, there
being over $50 criminal cases ready for
trial
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July observation-disclosures. 6.oI,;
magket dull; fair to best beeves. s3.7566.0):
stockers and feeders, s220G40l; mixed COWS
and bulls, 8L75Ga2J: Texas, 80 20 l47a
Hogs-Receipts. 1i,01): estimated for to-
morrow, 26.o0l; market active: light strong;
others 8 to l5c lower: light, $is51'.25I
rough packing, &A6s94.ss; mixed AM butch
ers. sls01525; heavy packing and shipping,
t4.90Ia35 pigs, 81 6i.s1
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong. ma
tive. e4351LS0. western, ii. 75ab3S5; Texas,
O. 75d3l 10; lambs, $500 I6s9l.
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Chicaeo's Great FIRE Recalled.

CHICAGO. July 6.-Mrs- Catharine
O'Leary, owner OF the fractions COW
which, In . barn In the rear of lat De-
Koven street, in October, 1871, kicked
over . lamp and started a blaze which
cost Chicago $50. 600, 900, died Wednes-