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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-11-25
Obituary..

Mary, daughter of Hugh and
Bctsey Elizabeth Rayburn. was
born March 20, 1929, died Noy.
16, 1909, aged 80 years, months
and 26 days.
She was united in marriage to
Levi Seesholtz in the year 1a40,
whom she iourneyed until Sept
2, 1907, when he was called to
come up higher, leaving her lone
ly and sad. She made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Clark
Bailor, for more than three, where
all was done to make her comfort.
able and dispel the gloom that o'er
shawows aged and weary pilgrims.
Her declining days were blessed
with the sweet presence of Jesus
whom she publicly confessed and
was baptized into fellowship OF
the Laurel Primitive Church, Oct
10, 1902, always filling her seat
and ,,manifesting love for the
household of faith, who with the
b9reaved, mourn her demise, and
low to the mandate of heaven,
feeling to say, "not ours, but Thy
will. oh God be done"
One son, Lewis, of Johnstown,
o, two daughters, viz: Mrs.
Daniel Hosler, and Mrs. Clark
Bailor, of Laurelville, twelve
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren remain to represent
father and mother who rest from
their labors and their works do
follow them.
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep,
From whence none ever wake to weep,
calm and undlsturbsd fepose,
Unbroken by the last OF foes.
The pastor Elder Williams, con.
Quoted the funeral services from
the Laurel Baptist Church, The
remains were laid to rest in Olive
cemetery near South Perry.
GARD OF THANKS.
We take this method to publicly
thank the neighbors, the church,
and all who assisted for their
kindness and sympathy extended
to us in our recent bereavement,
Again we thank you.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARK BAILoR
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Stirring Up General Grosvenor.

Jim Faulkner in Sundays Epquirerl
Wicked persons are stirring uI
that aged lion, General Charles
Henry Grosvenor. They are thrust.
ing sharp sticks through the bars
and heaving tomato cans into his
den at Athens. Some irreverent
and low.fung person started the
story that when the Eleventh Dis
trict clans met here week before
last to divide up the Census Bu-
reau plunder and TO fix up the con-
vention next spring for Albert
Douglas, the Congressman said
that his influence had been sought
to secure IS. 900 job for the Gen.
eral, "not in the diplomatic SER
vice." When this bit of truth or
fiction reached Athens, Captain
ISL" Allen cussed so fervently
that he brought on an attack of
bronchitis. 1t can only be imag-
ined what the General said. To
think that Douglas would discuss
with John White, dizzy" Foster
and other such hellions what to do
with Grosvenor in charity's name,
was too much.
As if this was not enough, soma
one procured the editor of the
Glouster Press to publish the story
that the General was seeking the
nomination for State Senator in
the Ninth Fourteenth district.
With devillsh cunning he said
that "while he (Grosvenor) is not
an open candidate for the nomina-
tion, he may soon be. 1t will not
be necessary to offer it to him on
a silver platter to get him to ac-
cept." This mention of the white
metal is supposed to be covert
fling at the Generals vote while in
the General Assembly over thirty
years ago in favor of the "free
and unlimited coinage of silver"
Wherefore there was more noise of
heard on the hills of
Athens. Surely
- . Caesars servile minions mock the
lion thus laid low."
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Cherry Ridge

Simon Rutter and family were
Logan visitors Sunday.
There was spelling given at
No. under the management OF
Miss Mae Sparnon. Music waf
furnished by the Old Town Strins
Band and graphaphone music bg
Jesse Fickel. All report mosy
enjoyable time.
Marion Hiles returned home Fri
day, after completing new house
for Noah Stivison.
VIM. Canaan was a business vlsi-
tor at the Infirmary last Friday.
Mrs. A. Brown and daughter
Martha, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Flick Hunsacker.
Miss Carrie Stivison, of the
Hooking County Inhrmary, at.
tended the spelling at No. 8 Fri
dsy evening.
M. Beabcut, of Logan, was seen
on our ridge Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Rutter spent Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Edith
Wolfe.
Sail Miller was the guest of his
parents Sunday morning.
Howard and Charles Brooks are
the champion hunters.
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Thanksgiving.

Today is set apart by law for the
people of the United States tc
cease from the rush of business
and labor, and give a day to
thanksgiving to the Almighty for
the blessings we have. This day
Of the year is fixed in memory of
the landing of the Pilgrim
Fathers.
This day is given over more
largely to charity and thanksgiv.
ing than the other days of the
year for the reason of the custom
and law. The christian man and
woman gives thanks to God every
day for his blessings. The charity
feature of Thanksgiving Day is
now growing manfully stronger,
and should grow strong az civiza-
tion spreads. In all the schools of
the states, the children are bring
ing to the schoolroom the necess.
tiles of life that shall be distribu-
ted among the poor.
In Logan, on Wednesday morn
ing, by suggestion of Supt. Grady,
several wagon loads of potatoes,
fruits and edibles were brought to
the schools by the children, to be
sent over town to those in distress.
The charity feature of this day is
indee6 cOmmenda hle
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V0nlC10Cery Co.
BOTH PHONES

church.
Mr.. Oscar Coe is suffering with
rheumatism at this writing. We
hope for speedy recovery.
The latest report that the stork
was seen passing through our town
on November 10th, and left boy
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Beal.
Mr.. George Beal was called tc
Kachelmacher last week, by the
death of his mother.
Misses Efiie and Carrie Griffen
were Nelsonville shoppers Satur.
day afternoon.
Clifford and Clyde Beal of Kach.
elmacher, were visiting their
brother of this place, Sunday.
About a half dozen men who
work at Sherron's bank at this
place, were loading ties at Carbon
Hill one day last week, for Mr.
Frank Sharon.
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Samuel Blum, Hurt.

Mr.. Samuel Blum, trustee CT
Falls township, was very painfully
injured, Saturday, by being struck
in the face with hatchet. The
carpenter was king at his place,
and Mr.. Blum walked behind the
workman just as the hatchet was
raised. The heavy instrument
struck Mr.. Blum on the side of the
face and nose, and knocked him
down. His injury was painful,
but proved to not be serious. He
is very thankful on this Thanks.
giving day that it did not strike
his eye.
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Clear Creek

John Flick, wife and daughter
were In Logan, On business, one
day of last week.
Charles Lindsey, Of Sweet Cake
Ridge, is working for John Elick,
at this writing.
Henry Caves spent Wednesday
evening with his brother Frank
Caves at Lancaster.
Ruben Hedge, of Lancaster,
moved on the Starner farm near
Boston Corner, one day last week.
The following spent Saturday in
Lancaster. Chas. Cavinee, James
Shetburn, and Hazel and Blanche
Kraft.
John Sherburn spent Sunday
with his family at Berne Station.
George Rish was a Rockbridge
shopper, Saturday.
The following were in Rock.
bridge, Saturday: John Elick,
wife and daughter, Edward, VIM.
and Grover Carpenter, Ben Car.
mickle and George Rish.
Charles Lindsey spent Sunday
with Grover Flick.
Arthur Morris and Ruben Hedge
spent Sunday in Lancaster.
Edward Carpenter and Peter
Kraft spent Monday in Hayden
vile.
Daniel Goss, of Rockbridge,
made business call on Peter
Kraft, Monday.
Preaching was we'll attended at
Mt. Pisgah, Sunday evening.
jackson Morris was mixing mud
on our streets, Monday.
The following were the Sunday
guests of VIM. Carpenter and wife :
Mrs, George Reber and daughter,
Mrs. L. Shaffer and children.
Frank Caves and wife, of Lam
caster, are spending few days
with friends at this place.
OLD SCRIBE
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Mulberry Ave.

Nellie and Hazel Shaffer spent
Sunday with Lizzie Carpenter.
Herbert Caves spent Sunday
with his sister. Mrs, Sarah Azbell
Ed Smith and daughter, Roy
Roudiner, wife and daughter, Mrs
Sophia Huls and Carrie Morris
called on Z, j. Kat and wife,
Wednesday.
Dan Goss called on p. j. Kraft,
Monday.
Quite q number attended church
at Mt. Pisgah, Sunday evening.
Linnie and Mary Elick spent
Sunday with Cora Finefrock.
Mrs. Sarah Finefrock was seen
passing along our roads, Friday.
p. j. Kraft and Ed Carpenter
were in Haydenville, Monday.
John Elick spent Saturday in
Lancaster, on business.
George Finefrock spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Fine
frock.
Will Finefrock expects to move
on the Mrs. Sarah Finefrock farm
in the near future.
James Sherburn and Charles
Csyinee spent Saturday in Ian:
caster.
John Sherburn spent Sunday
with his family. of North Bsrns.
Hazel and Blanche Kraft spent
Saturday In Lancaster.
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Meadow Brook

The farmers of this vicinity are
nearly all done husking corn.
W. d, Murphy and Sollie Hal III
called on Mrs. Elizabeth Klinger
and family, Wednesday evening.
Frank Nihlser passed through
this valley, enroute to Logan, Sat-
urday.
w. D. Murphy and family and
Sollie Harsh called on Allen Muir
ply and wife, one evening last
week.
Lucinda KlInger called on Mrs.
Will Evans, one day last week.
Sabra Nihiser is doing culinary
work for Mrs. Jacob Klinger.
George Conkle and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Nimon and wife.
w. D. Murphy and family and
Sollie Harsh spent Sunday last
with Edward Conrad and family.
CRICKET,
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
This Place.

Edward p erson and wife passe d
through this place Sunday even
ing.
Pearl Kline was in the employ
of Sam Smith, Saturday.
Jesse Rogers, of Crossingville,
was a caller at this place Satur.
day evening.
Miss Bertha Smith spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Alice Rolsten.
Joshua Nihiser was caller at
Gibetown, Sunday.
Lucy and Stella Smith called on
Ida Jarrett, Sunday.
The items of this place have all
blown away 80 excuse the writer
for this time. BLUE BELL.
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A Card.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund
your money if Foley's Honey and
Tar fails to cure your cough or
cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious re-
suits from cold, prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. Con-
tains no opiates. The genuine is
in a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. Bort & Co.
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Assessors Of Real Property.

The article that we published
concerning the assessors of real
property, last week, only applies
under the state officers ru ling, to
cities. In tOwns and town
ships the assessors of real
property do not meet and
organize and fix values. Each
assessor of real estate goes about
his task upon his own judgement.
There ia no fixed uniform yalu-
ations that he shall follow. He
must assess as to the best of his
judgement under his oath, and not
be governed by any instructions or
fixed values.
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In organizing the recent Scot
tish Rite class in Missionary that was
taken In at Columbus, our towns
man Judge o w. II Wright was
chosen "clsss orator." quito an
honor, especially considering that
several prominent Ohio Statesmen
were members Of the class The
daily papers rscited that the Judge
acquitted himself most pleasingly ly.
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
for First Partial settlement of John =.
brown, ndministrator With the Will an
nexed Of H. q, Webb, deceased, and The
day OF December A. ID. 1900 at 10 O'clock A.
M :, or as soon thereafter as may be eonyen-
lent. j.. C. BTOUGHTON
NOV ~, 3'w Probate Judge
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defeated, moved to lay the matter
on tn, table until the next meet
ing, when he will be re inforeed
by Mr.. James. The matter was
tabled. Whenever Bradd 'ck Is
not wise enough to gain point,
then the wee-nee needs no
hon seradlsh.
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the followi e
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed IN
for Second and Final settlement OF Oaiha-
rine (Dupler) Bailey. Guardian OF jeremiah
n, Dupler. late minor, now Of full age, and
the same Will come ON for hearing on The
18th day OF December A. d. 1909 al 10 eloes
A. NJ, or az soon thereafter as may be con
yenient. j. @. .STOU3HTOE
NOV, ~ S'w Probate Judge
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COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

The Village Council met Tues
day night and their perihelion was
in umbra. In other words they
entered the sun light of their
Usual aggressive proceedings, in
the darkness of secret session.
The public is not informed wheth-
or they were discussing the ad-
visability of raising all the salaries
Of village officers or working plan,
in absence of Mr.. James, to have the
old cemetery plowed up. At 8
o'clock the jury filed in, proceeded
by village attorney II. M. Whit
craft, legal plenipotentiary. His
bland countenance betrayed no
emotion The verdict was that
H. f. Ambrose and Chas. Deishley
had purchased gas well in west
Logan, and were justly entitled to
a franchise TO sell and convey their
product throughout the village
Councilman Comfy introduced the
franchise ordinance in favor of
Ambrose and Deishley, and all
rules were sponged off the map,
and the ordinance passed.
In the interim Mr. Ambrose was
sent for, and brought upon the
carpet. He had not been inform.
ed that the franchise had been
granted, placing him in the roll of
a Rockefeller, but was interroga-
ted as to his hopes and desires.
In we'll chosen diction, with no
frills or decolletes, he sprang off
the springlng board, and came up
with full assurance that the water
was warm. Mayor Thurness and
several Of the council handed Mr..
Ambrose the pre-arranged sour
drop, and he began to believe that
the masterguard had reported the
"ballot fair" and he was now
taking his first decree in the
mysteries of councildom, How.
ever, after plying him with all
manner of interrogatories, and
having from him the assurance
that he would issue certified
check for all condiments that 60
to make the feast for the printer
palata BILE, the chairman assured
Mr.. Ambrose that he had been
pleonastical, or more plainly, had
INDUCED in redundancy of we'll
chosen words, and thereupon the
golden seal was broken, and the
happy landlord presented with
the coveted sheet. He ordered it
published, and says he will pay
for it.
BILLS PASSED.
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st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Logan, Ohio.

Service Friday evening at 7 $50
p. m. After service the Guild
will meet for the election OF OFF,
GERS. Every member 10 expected
to be present.
Sunday evening. Divine service
at 7 100 p. N subject: "The bar
rem tis tree A. W. BUcKLAsD.
Rector.
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Fl. V. Ry. Co., freight -...S 24l 80
Frank Riggs, labor .......,. .-- 4 20
T. Lehman, labor................ 3 Is
j. Connors, labors, labor rs
C. Voris, salary street com.
missioner ......... Al 60
Dan Goss, teamlng.......... 10 60
A. Thompson, teaming..- = As
Bert Funk, teaming ..,...,.,.,. 6 80
j. Wycuff, labor. ...,.....- II 45
John Mathiott, night po-
llceman ...........,.... ....... ......,... 10 w
H. Meldrim, driver Fire
team 4O w
G. R. Bishop, policeman 30 90
Marshal Shiyely, killing
dog. -.......................-.... l. 0U
Chas. Wright, recording. | rs
Henry Leach, clerk .,.,...,,..- 4 So
H. L. Vance, civil engi-
neer 80. .......... ....., .........." bO w
Jesse James, asst. engi-
neer ........................ ......... ... "a 90
Ringwald & Son, first esti.
mate on paving North
Market Street ........ .....-..... o24 80
Farmers Coo operative
Hardware Co., supplies 90
Logan Mfg, Co., stakes 7 90
The bills of f, C. Radebaugh
and of Woodruff. Pasch Stone Co.
were laid over for investigation.
A resolution read transferring
$50 90 from the contingent sub di-
vision of the service fund to the
engineering subdivision of the
same fund was passed.
Mr., Braddock reported that the
sidewalk paving on Bowen street
had been finished, and he now
asks that the space on Culver
street occupied by the old canal
bed be paved. A proposition
made bv Mr.. John F. White to the
effect that if the village furnish
the brick for that sidewalk ac-
ross the canal, he would have the
work done, was accepted.
The sidewalks on north Walnut
street have been put in. except
that Of Miss Palmer, and che con
rents to the village putting down
the walk and she will pay tor it,
Mr.. Braddock's untiring energy
has certainly gotten some much
needed sidewalks laid in East
Logan.
North Market street was form.
erly reported being paved, and the
street committee was authorized to
put an inspector on the job at "
per day.
The waste water at the watering
trough, at the court house was
complained Of, and the clerk or
dered to notify the proper author
tiles to abate the nuisance.
The council meeting closed in a
strenuous debate about the plac.
ing of street light on East Hun
ter street. 1t is recited that the
light is located at the present
time about fifty feet west of the
railroad crossing, and the COM
mittee has recommended that il be
moved to about that distance be-
yond the railroad crossing, A
body of citizens was present to
protest against moving the light
which seemed to have weight
enough to vote down the recon.
msndstion of the committee, three
TO two, but always diplomatic Brad
dock, seeing he Was about to be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or APPLICATION.
(01O6OD

United States Land office,
Santa Fe, N. M. Sept. IS, 1909.
Notice Of application of Il. Weyman
Strother and Minna STROLLER Wad-
den for a United states patent to
Rex Placer, building stone, mining
claim.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of Chapter G of Title 80 of the
Revised Statutes OF the United states,
that f.. Wcyman Strothcr Of Annap-
oils, Md, and Minna Strother Waddcll
of Columbus, Georgia, are claiming
and are about to make application
through their attorney, Richard II.
Hanna, of Santa Fa, New Mexico, for
a United States patent for twenty
acres of placer mining land contain
ing building stone and being the S. y
of n. Il. u Of n w. Z of section %
township 10 n, range 3 T. of n. NJ
+. b.. & NJ, situated in the Sandia
mountain, Tijeras canyon, mining dis
trict, in the county Of B|ernalillo ana
territory OF New McNico and known
as the Rex Placer mining claim, a
plat OF same being herewith posted.
The notice of location Of said Rex
Placer claim is of record in the office
Of the recorder of Bernalillo county
at Albuquerque. New Mexico, in Book
M" Folio 322.
The said mining promises hereby
to be patented is bounded az
follows. to-wit: ON north by the UNI
patented mining claim Abajo. on east
and south by vacant. unoccupicd pub
lie land. on the west by patented land
known as Whitcomb.
Any ana all persons claiming, ad-
versely, the mining ground, premises
~ any portion thereof SO described.
and applied for are hereby
that unless their adverse
'laims are duly flied as according to
and the regulations hereunder, |
the time prescribed 10y law.
with the register o. the United States
and office. at Santa Re. in The county
u Santa Fe. territory of Ncw Mexico.
hey viii be barred On virtue of the
PROVISIONS Of said statute
ANY and an persons claiming ad-
'erscly the lands described. or desir-
ng to object for II reason 10 the
.ntry thereof by applicant should file
heir a|ffidagiis Of protest in this bf-
ice on or before the 9Th day Of De
ember. 1903.
MANUEL T. OTEHO
Register.
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POTATO THE SALVATION
OF ESTANClA VALLEY
Olstancia News y


If nNonc needs further PROOF tha'
our people are not destitute and sur
fering the pangs OF starvation, here
is further proof tor them. ON Monday
Of this week, l.. A. Bond sold to po-
tato growers ESQ sacks, each cap
able Of holding ON the average l2o
pounds or two bushels of potatoes.
Farmers don't buy empty sacks unless
they are sure of having something To
put. into them. This number of sacks
means that these farmers are sure OF
having $500 bushels of potatoes To-
put into the bags. or i'm western
term 100000 pounds. The average
car load is about 10000, so
that this represents almost ten car
loads of the spuds. These sacks were
purchased by three farmers, aud as
one Of them said, "Ill need moro, he
fore | am through, but this Is enough
to start with
According to the N|buquerquo
Journal. the Wholesalers of that city
ship in from Texas, california and
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LEGAL NOTICES..
NOTICE or APPLICATION.
(Oi06O2)

tIlllfu Nitli'H lHiIll blllI't
Santa Re, ~. NJ Sept. 10, 1909.
Notice OF application Of T.. Wcymar
Strother ana Minna Strothcr Wad-
deli for a United states patent Il
the Abaio Placer. building stone.
mining claim.
Notice is hereby given that In pur-
suancc Of Chapter 6. OF Title 80 of the
Revised Statutes of the United states,
that y, Weyman Strothcr Of Aunap-
oils, Md, and Minna StrOthcr Wad-
den of Columbus. Georgia. are claim
ing and are about to make applica-
ton, through their attorney. Richard
II. Hanna, OF Santa Ifc. New Mexico,
for "a United states patent for twenty
acres Of placer mining land contain
ing building stone ana being the n
= Of y. T.. i OF n. W. Il Of section
%, township 10 n. range 3 T.. of n
NJ. = T. a NJ, situated in the Sandia
mountain, Tijcras canyon, mining dis
trict, In the county of Bcrualillo and
territory of New Mexico ana known
ass the Abajo Placer mining claim. Il
plat Of same being herewith posted.
The notice of said location OF said
Abaju Placer claim is of record IN the
office Of the recorder of Bernalillo
county, at Albuquerque, New Mexico,
in Book ar Folio G33.
The said mining promises hereby
sought 10 he patented Is bounded as
follows. to-wit: on north and east by
vacant, unoccupled public land. on the
west by patented land, known as
Whitcomb, on the south by unpat-
cntCd mining claim, Rex.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
vorsely the mining ground. promises
or any portion thereof $50 described.
and applied Tor are hereby
notified that unless their adverse
are duly filcd as according 10
and the regulations Hereunder.
the time prescribed by law.
with tho register of the United states
Land OFFICE at Santa f'e, in the county
pf Santa Fe, territory of New Mexico.
they VIII De barred I'm virtue OF the
provisions OF said statute
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
terscly the lands described. or desir-
ng go object for any reason 10 the
'ntry thereof by applicant should file
heir affidavits or protest in this Of
ice ou or before the 9Th day OF De-
.embcr. 1903.
MANUEL X. OTERO.
Register.
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Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 29-Cattle
Receipts 1900, including 1000
southerns. Market steady to strong.
Native steers. Sf.5OmS.15; southern
steers. t3.25M5.75: southern cows.
$2.f0@ 3.75: native coWs and hcifers.
81 $50; stockcrs ana feeders,
s3.25H 5.50; bulls. s2.50m3.75; calves.
$500 80; western steers. $3.50
$50, western cows. S~27jm425.
Hogs-Reccipts 12.0oo. Market Sc
lower. Bulk Of sales. S7.sGd $40.
Heavy. SS.10qs.30. packers and
butchers, $500 S.25: light. $1,000
$40. pigs. $500 1925.
Shcep-Rcccipts 10000. Market
steady. Muttons. $4.25 ASS. lambs.
$500 $50; range wcthers and year
lings, $425a525; range ewes, sS.25
n 500.