Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 6, 1886, Page 3

FINANCIAL OMAHA LIVE BTOCK. s, new, 0@ WAS SHE SHOT FOR A SPY? Murder of a Beautiful L prunes new. 4%@dio. New York, 4, ~MoNey—On ic: granulated, standard extra C, : medium yellow, 45 closed at 1 per MERCANTILE I'he cattle market 1< tat and there is noth i strawberries, 2 1b, per case, $2.00; Young Lady. STERLING EXCHANGE-—-Quiet and ste steers would not ssion men ger 4+ for demand, A Snpposed Nuree Found Lifeless in the Room With a tle at home nn- to keep thei are willing to sell very low. | market is it js no worse than Chicago, and if anything it is better take cattie from liere of them at the GOVERNMENTs—Government bond dull but firm T'he stock market, preceding days Horrible Wound in Her Breast, no one could Chicago and get rid The opening was | 110 salmon, per doz, $ berries, per case, $1, 210 lima Inul!h 2 1b string beans, evening ranged in the general list trom When Sherman wae playing hide and | rmy of General Joe John Chattanooga, a | | woman of ravishing beauty made her ap shiowed a gain of | The receints of rket in eatly #5rhe opening was seek with the Deas, per case, rday’s prices, and the mar Was active but fe 2 1b,corn $2.10@2.20 ugnal undertone of s nM noticeable, nerally a fraetic steady with y 1e a few on the maticet but none she came of her peopleghic | surmised by maining barely firm | which was generally SBTOCKS ON WALL « 1005, 1C. & N. W until the cios never spoke; by some of the ehlin's XXX\ “roasted, 130 Red Cross, 178g¢, (-r-nt-n.l Markots, Medinm 18@0c per 1b: ¥ cent bonds, she bore some seeret sor had gotten sacritice of a loved one W@ioe; burty | ) e bloody fields of Virginia, Atlanta Constitution Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing cay pald tor live Green butchers, 6i5e: geeen cured, < dry flint, 11 1ys the loads of wounded 350 to 1500 [bs. h ge; damaged hides; Choloe steers, 1100 to 150) Ibs, .. 3 tes reached I'he ladies of the eit o-thirds pri cotn-ted cows from the engaged m zeal worthy the 1110 e UM Zrass cows “Prime’ slaughter n..u- prime oak sole I ather per foot, < and wives of brs work Miss the only name by 1linois Central. Light and medium nogs. (100 to choice h Kansas & Texas, Texas Pacitie alous Smma, which <he ame noted be and fidelity. A< | pass from ward to ward the pod to choiee mi l'mnn Pacific.... 1.25@1.50: Moroe, { turn ther e she was, indeed, ] s dying men wou “..mn Y nion tive Nales. of the hospital Notwithstanding suspicion fell upon her The question would at by most ,»,v.-,mv 4 mre.\ dry, Q1 H0; tongues, each, ODUCE MARKET. been laug chaih, per 1b. O wedges, 60: crowhars, e bW teeth, 4e; s smilingly the angel the eye of she a x,., Y ed there were in her” manner some But this sus winter flour, $4.00@4,10; spring stoel, Burden’s_horse shoes, $4.407Burdel’s nlo shoes, ) vias hushed by Iut‘ unifc :\nlln-u)»uv work in spring wheat, Minnesota bakers Miss Mwl’ll) buel hlu»l‘ §1.85; rmly phil Emma Vs lines and_the | the hor- and the dying were multiphied, and the efforts of nable became ex 1a unt lluw ame vesterday's ¢ Arw!! fer kallon: bard oil tinish, pale with she declined to be bandaged n longed for kind words. isoften heavd amid n when the people were driven into their bomb-proofs they v wonnd was to Oats—Firm with sight wproveient. \l‘htllfl-—('nlm.nl' nirjts, 158 proof, §1.17; dofercd futures: spirits, second numhu, o 188 proof. $1.1 S218 per wine gallon. whiskies; &100@1.50, 2.00: Kentueky tucky and Pennsylvan G lieal boiirbon do vm proof, the din of battle. sang and danced, for they recogn ll'lnua of Prices. shm\m; the highest and ads of hogs on this i Tye whiskies, pleasure. * Bal 1 the away by At impromptu, and_the Ludies Brandies, impof 1y active, opened nwp,m seven days and for th domesti, 81 looked more charmin, ate toilets th imported. ot s .00; American, sions, for beanty 1s att o these gathetings Mi came u!ll—’\ll\nnu-(l seilles green, 1105 ma never went when she was pressed to wo. uml‘« \hmi ¢ confeder- din silks beany of weted by oy time The colo- infantry regiment had he; vermillion, invited |I her te Emma was t |lm pressing |u)‘|v|( tl bomb: proof 10 g0, as a re Shipments, ber of ears of cattle. hogs ehrome 'yellaw, genuine, oelira, roclell full cream cheddars, 1 chrome | yello ball. Miss { from which was at last consented D shipped irom South Omaba during Winacaninial er's 4 Hides—H eavy 3 Spanish brown, L@ilge: mu] of many The kind lady with whom Miss Emma lodged did not aws an qun high e DRy PAINTS Paris whiting, -White lead, Se: ke until the She \\Ilhl! g, Ki nl- 4y rk Allsales of stc her ewt., dive weight unless oth Kk this market are made of harm entered her mind. sunwas had not no dream She_ determ- Prussian Diu i umber. burnt. ¢ s ultramarine, 15; vandy k to disturb the p on, for did not vice l-nLlllv ler to dead hogs sell at }ge per 1b. for X or hogs weighing less than 100 1bs, Pregnant sows are dock 5 80 [bs, by the public iuspectar. her Tady, but faithfu crowds upon the ~ Orderlies on lic roar of Sherni 1 becoming mor OMAHA WHOLE MARKETS. | raw and burnt umber, 1 car burnt sienna, 12: mml ampblack 12 and more te General l'rod uce. coich black and -Ixcited and shed an’s artil- There was Something in the air a erisis was immi- . 16¢3 drop black, Prussian Imlo. | vine black. 15¢: ehrome green, | . 16c; blind and shutter g frregular, elosing easy: No. 4 red, eash, S0@ which announced hat But still the lady Thie fotlowing prices are /m rouni rm of ce, as sold on the market to-day. The heur the excite outside w qs\m-u-smtx, A knock at Miss Emma's door _brought Totations on frults represent Use gy whici otside orders are fitled. o.m ~x adys ment of the peopl vermillion, L. & I vellow ochre, 2: L. tye- irone at 53:ce. hoice dairy and country butter drver, Sc; eraining color, light oak, dark u was burst as presented open a singular sight Reclining upon Inid, as if in walnut, ehestnut and ash. AND UHEMIC eld, tartaric, bark sassafras. e, chincionidia, orm, per ' T, $ sofa Miss “Acid, carbolic, H lmlwnm .umu fro e 86, 0x oo, _Kansas Olty, ash, e bid; Janu per 0z, 40c ehloro: round her waist s powders, per th, nllm‘mm cheddars, single, 13¢; mma She_ was llow* beit ape thrown shoulder, Upon oung Ameri tpsom” salts, llnvy Swiss s an elog. Ihe other arm snowy diamond ring, 4.—Wheat and corn firm ssented a beantiful _move upon the cntr and in good demand. New Orleans. ~Corn—Quict s, teal, per doz, $1, above hc bicture, nee of touch she was cold. hml atall it was so quietly 25150} geese, mm«nmrnn{m-. per oz s stryehmie, per 0z, ) Dry Lumbver Suiphur, per ats—Strong and high Pork—Iigher at $11.00@11 sull it mor The a horrible wound Cornmenl—Quict at $4,00, ) Hog Products: in the lll‘l':h' was dis 3 fair demand. . 12, 14and 16 ft. per Ib, T@so; ppeared ‘shiot had been whole load of in her bosom. small rabbits, per doz. LIVE POULTIY— clear and cloar ribs, 5,75, murdered! Bu 1214 and 16 ft. DINENSIONS AND TIMUEIS. markel for 1ive poultry of DRESSED PovLt he ‘market is over- s RKROEIE RGN0 ickens are sell window overlooking the The footprints of ruled stroneer: settled with reaction iture, largest Laye, elosini "; sale ofl the fresh supply and dealers are depend to rea ing upon the stocks already on hand 1o sup- ver recorded in his- still i’ place. box 1pon ch the 1t was evi ¢ the poor girl had met her fancy stock, per bu., 5 stock, small Tots, trom ¢ Jantary closing a passed through the Axs—Inferior No.1,4&6 inch, 12 and 14 f { hand picked, rried back, and the re with Iy in place. entering the hreakfast bacon N e The confederates we Confusion reigned supremc vay Pine Ceiling mived western, 55@iiiye; white retreating. In the gen ¢ which followed lesser sen- Wihen at last the ws—Kirmly held ; red nw 1y and turned torebuild their fortunes, murdered woman ™ steam spot, ins about steady ( huln o \h-nmnl stock, 82, tancy Michigan, mand moderate. No. '.", pu,n'.s and 10 inch, Milwaukes, Mic Im.l\n. 10 to ) ‘' market isfabout bare kK, which 1s quoted at S1 area tew Spanish onions in. ol the retreat, rn. $2.00; No. I, ing, killed M theor was that mel shell nd, explod ond was he had been mur- ¢ ‘Ihe third was that she was a federal spy; that =he was taxed that on her w dered by he Wluuu “edar, 6 hx.,w, 12¢; $2.00 per bush crate, Crrenry—The market is ‘.‘lllv: extra large, per doz., 45 i 3 Barlev--Higher: stock per doz. 1stand 2, clear, 1) " mcn, 523, iid, clear, 1 inch identity, and that sh 'or 1!1'(‘ mlwr, 5 a Vgt Dece along been furnishing Sherman with i extra selects d all Envanged by her sentenced her to exceuted the sentence, Her body was then hurriedly returned to the emerged the evening before joyous and beautiful, o to investigate. After B select, lunl) [ %] s B sclect, 13, 1 - A Rich Nlinois W. _Except that Croesus in ulnemnuu. ~Wheat—Firm; No, LEMONS—Messing, per box $0.50, ida per box, § CRANIERRIE ape Cod, fancy, Chicago Mail. room from which she bell and ('herl v, ver bbl, ¥ dith, of Cambr! attle queen of the wor nd Ilifted my hat to her But it was too awhile the whole matter Minn lllmlil =Wheat--Irregular now in this eity large, per bunch, $2.50 forgotten, Oaklund is 1d even now her h, December, | ° the wid a1 orthern) e widow of (;Lum-m Meredith, UR AND MILLSTUFFS flour, uiw quality patent, 82, Winter wheat 75 second q u' 1 when he was ative, SAW IT IN'A DREAM. thue cattle broedors in is country, four, patent. 82.60¢ of Stolen Mo perewt; (')mppb' el s aee pricod, impo Peculiar Oircumstances, yellow corn mw\l 3de per owt: sereening, 600 ed ’"“”'“"“‘ ar \\'lu-d 116,000 bu, Wheat, 74,000 bu, 7605 and the ||-ul)1l ly $500 flour, 22,000 | llv had the Amlm dily for a bull ulh'r his "own heart id out money i hay, iu bales, $ ngs of a,life-tim tmm!hmlm( aughling of No. 1 that happen: s more conservative men good lands with hous UIVE BTOCK. Grocers' Fiss. Medium, tn_bbls, §6.50 ® Chlcago, Dee. 4. eports as tollow I'be Drover's Journal b ) o ihotts aisa v re the only oceu Cangblin Kept the $197 of which was in gold and the re gherkins, in bbls, $8.50; do, -gallon kegs, §1. His son failed after him, with all her style and grac bead for business than cither She took the 1 n half bbls, u. a hired man, Orleans, per u\l‘lon Bedior i lialf b1, old e : stockers and 1 cows. bulls ana mixed, teeders, $1,80a@3, 2 the husband or son. New York ro 3,507, wis stolen 10 North aghlin, who nd his wife, old, and s of money, tin ocketbook, which nbacks, in a lagge that were left oncealed in an old chesf lon cans, ver Aoz, $10. t gallon cans, per doz. $5.00¢ f iror glass, 1 1, 53¢ s 0 managed them, g Stroug and_ active: packing and about the house or ugh and mixed o and both t no one neighborhiood knew gloss, 61b, Bige; i, 6e; Kings |||||unrn Lib, A s gloas 1b. General Meredith used to own bulls and ran to §5,000 calves. some widow has got over that folly. of its being there. not for u moment entertiin ouple did suspicion one who belongs about the nouse, neighbors or rela: Edward Caugh- septugenarian, who . immediately back rushed into the and informed her mother-in-law that she had a dream mmm«. s pire, 310, general was quixotic from the .mm-mm { western, $2.00@5.50; lambs, $5.15 | of cattle men A, oF s Amu. co—Pli i,,, elimax, : piperheidsick, Flmlnvhl 8ic; merry war, 23e: J. T, oBACCO—S mol.my, Durham, 1s, 5le; 8t Louls, Dee. 4. —Catle—Receipts, 5003 raising is 10 cholce native steers, d shipping steers, s, fair_to choice, aders, fair 1o good, iv t0 good, $1.90 Hows—Rocelpts, wens clearcd early heavy and butchers' muuum N ise a herd and to breed it has certain distinctive characteristics—of fine beef, for instance, or of fine rich milk, Mrs. Meredith would be happy if she could seli twenty calves a year for $250 a piece. m ver satistied or of gn‘ul beauty. SqUATe Cases, atick, 8'4@0'ge. the night before, in which she s The general was | missing money concesled in the 4t strong lgures & unless he could heye a w the loft Old Mrs. Caughlin ridiculed the idea that a dream could furnish a clue to the stolen CRACKERS—GRIDCaU's e ouce In two ,000 or §10,000 for Cattle men now are gratitied if the i glnger suaps, Sye; ers, wedinm to choice. won o good, $2 iis cows and bu wealth, but her daughter-in-law at once eeded to the loft, and soon returned take their 1'ualmuvrs out into their lluldb Kirw’s standard, $3.0 and show them a herd of cattle ea. \rk s while Hub\lhn $4.00; Kirk's white- handkerchief. up o a The gold and §1,100 of the Kansas Oity, 8007 shipments, others steady Dec, 4.—-Uattle—Receipts, cows shade lower} goubon to choice, 2.2 5; feeding steers, . §6.50; dome, $u.85; washboard, $3.10; e cloud, $5.75 Rorgo 3¢ inch., 93¢ 0%, linchg et mh. l)lflr.b FruiT—No. 1 quart of which is so much alike ev: that there is no dn;nu;,mshmg llmu This is the latter. was |||o old-fushioned. ry otherone | greenbacks and two gold rings, pm-kumum are still missing day theory; m« ith the that the wrapped in_ & lmndkvrrln«l. was rafters in the llw-—mm pts, 12,000} D evaporated boxes, ¥ weak &ud 50 lOWer; COmILOD Lo chioice, §4 boxes, 9i4@'4c; peachies, ! peaches, evaporated, rich now bri l.udmg tine ani- he old cattle lor | the 5enernl 8 views went broke in 1875, ehind one of She fiuhz,equuully mad 5 who held 1880, S@oige; 4 more recovered uo Boots n’ul Sio!l A MERICAN with the rin; < and pocketbook, the thie forgot to p the hankerchief t that & fortune teller where the recove there is no visited a for- GALLAGHER & l"("-. Wholesale Groceries and Provision W0 and 7118100 S4, Omaha, New. McCORD, BRADY & CO., Wholesale Grocers, PAXTON, COMPANY, Manufacturers aed Wholesaie Dealers in | ered money truth in that tune teller, but all she t Complete stock of Kubler Goods Alware on hand Omaha, Neb. A « MORSE & € Toblers of Boots and Shoes, S, Omatn, Neb. Manufactory, Sam which he lived even to his wife with the recove he did not breathe, and had nothing (o do W BROATCH, ¢ Hardware, Tron and Steel, any particular person nI nd has no theo ots and Shoes. 14 Feit Boots, 03 8 Wholesals Rubhen I RubBer and Oi'eq Clothing Tardware Lumber, ete, s 1 expected to use it soon " EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron and Steel, | Wagon and Carriage W everybody was M. KEATING, Agt. for Anheaser-l X eas s Hardware jush Brewing Ass'n Faust, Budweiser and Frinpger, 'ORZ & ILE ger Beer Brewers, Th AR Sireet, Omaba, Net | in some banks than it in the chest MILTON RO Ranges, Mantles, Grates, Brass Go born at the Emer. geney Hoepital, The physicians made cision, entting through the connected the Plugs of pre put between the ja Coftee, Spices, Etc upver and lov cotton were LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, St and Dougins: Corn Omaha Coffee and Spico Mills, . ing Powder, Flavoring e 1y Hlua: 11k K Sircer, Omsha, Neb. Teas. Coficer, & rof the month is now quite natnral, little lip, and the mouth when closed will look like a heavy scar. CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, It is thought \h 1t and_tongue will dev ly normal by the time the an effort will be m turn the flesh so that the lips will LES. .h-n Mills M 'k ln. Lera and Spich Grynder Puwder, Favoring k. e one tase of ot 1 pac L 16w Howard <1 'Om; Home Coffee and o EDHOLM A‘ ERICKSON. EAGLE CORNICE WORK, S John Epeneter, Prop. Ivanized Iron and Cornie o and 103 A1 105 N, 1000 81, RUE ‘ll’l\l. * R"l Mannfacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, lmnl- Mflulu Skylight, ete, 1108, Watches, Clocks, \m-.“uu\mn CHICAGO SHORT LINE ~—OF MHE— Chicago, Milwaukes & St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE OMARA and COUACIL BLBFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINE DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS . N. DIETZ, 25h and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete. Cor. Gth and nong! te.. Omaha. Ne Galvanized Iron Cornices, ete, nt Matalie Skylight HOAGLAND, L M. HART Y LUMBER ( To Dealers Only. Ofce, 1406 Farnam stroet, Omabn oM. llll CARPET Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mutt A, ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpe! Mattings, Curtain G Milwankee, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Minneapolis, 135 Fainam Street, A Parguet Flooring. 8th aud Douglas b, Rock Island,Freepor! i il Janesville, Crockery and Notions. [ K J Wholesale Tumber, Ete. Imported and American Porilw "ARen 1or Milw © Cement und Best icy White Limo. Agent for the Manufactur Crockery, Glassw And aii other mportant and Bouthoast. For through tickets call on tha Tioket Agen 't (in Paxton Hotel),or & oints Enst, Norihensy and Importers of South 13th et at 1401 Farnum & Union Pacific Depot Pullmnn Sioevers and the finast Dining Care in the world are UNION STOCK YARDNS CO,, Of Omaha. John F. Boyd, Superinterdent, ——————— e Millinery and Notions. Commission and Storage. PAUL RALLWAY, to passengors by f 1he company. D. A. HURLEY Commission and Jobbing. najgrments wolicited. Herty Hoxes and T4 Dodge st reat, Omatn. "CKIZ BROS., Commission Merchants, Pruits, Produce and Provisior RIDDELL, Storage and Commission t Gonoral Manager. NTER, General Pass Rutter, Fygsan il Ticket Agent. GEO. K. RRAFFORD, Assistant General Passen- wer and Ticket Agent T. OmARK, General S\merlnumlo t. v CHICAGO Awo ORTH- WE Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only rond to take for Des Moines, Mar- e, Clinton, Dixie, Cl linery and and 1213 1arney St S. GOODRICH & Pxo«lm--x Comm sion Mervel 1 Ktrwet, O hn NOTION STERN RAILWAY. “'u'r:ii'l(s & ] Geueral Commi Whalersle De Notions and Furnishing Goods, ion Merchants, » of Forelgn and Domentic Fraita irteanth St., Gmah T VINYARD & Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing ROCCO & CO., 1003 and 1008 Farnam st Omaha Nob. a wholesale deslers in nd California Frults and Commta. Paper Boxes . Ouly exclusive slon Morcnants J. L. WILKIE, of Paper Poxes, Orders hy mail sos Coal and Lime. TONE & CO., Mannfaceture shalitown. Ceinr Rapi —— Hard and Soft Coal, Voo Coloratio: & \V\llmlnk. [y llh \}rhmnn aln., Omeha, Neb, daho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Cal | it offers suporior advantages not possi- e by any othor ilne. Alnonz A few of the numerous points of su- eriority enjoyed by the patroms of this road etween Omaha and Ohicago, adayof DAY that human art Oftice and yatd, It CAN I"Il'.'l‘l" JATSUNDERLAN OMAHA COAL, Manufae Iu Hre its two trnims hich are the finest 4 ingonuity can ereate. N CARS, which are models 1fa PARLOR DRAW- num\'n Auy, MM i COACHES ., e Jobhers of Hard and Soft Coal, 00 South Phirteenth Strect, Om; JOHNSON Mannfacturers of lllmmq “ hife 1, ime, shippers of Coal aud o Mg, Firo Brick, Drin et of comfort and elo ING ROOM CARS, unsur) widely eelobrated’ PALA TPRINTING Job Printers, Blank Book M Ana Book Bindor fotnoll Bluffs the trafnk of the Union Paci: Union Depot with those of Northwestarn Ry. uke close connection with those of all eastern lince, Indianapolis, Cincin- e wnd Sewer Dipe HSPAPER UNIOR Publisheys, Confectionery. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners Jovbers of Fruiis, Nu Ningaura Folle, Buffalo, | w York, Philkdelphin, Bal! n shington and all ‘roints in the enst, ask tho tiokot agent for tiokcte via the —_— Vinegar, Etc. YIWIN MORRIN & CO,, tucturers, Packors and Denlecs in es & Strictly Pure Apple Vinegar Puking Powder, L ommodations. tckot agents soll ticke's v " M. BURKE & Comnission, Cily Puss Agt, Live Stock Commission Merchants, and all kinde of Stock solioited, 0ck Yards, Omanin, Neb. OMAMA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY tdbtedaiddhld bbbl A A2 Artists' Material. A. HOSP. Artigts’ Material Bhipmonta ol o Agonts for 11all's Saf 14 Burgiar Proof § L‘/yurs and Tobacco. MAX MEY. Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Guns wnd Ammanion. 205 Lo 23 & 11t s, 1 04 Fainam st Omana, Neb. Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglus Street, Omalia. weturers of Fire wud Borglar Proof 8 ndnlt Work Shit y Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesulo Dealer iu Agricultural Impl( ments, Wagong, C s sireet, betwoon 9th PRERE otsan e, Neb LININGER & Agricultural Implements, arringes, Buggies, Bic, Wh s, O tin, Nob, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of And Wholesale D Sash, Doors, Etc. A. DISBRROT d holesnle Manu rs, Blinds and Monldings, 1 and 17ard ste., Omabi, ‘ine Cigars, Illl (/hl Il‘ « Wholesals Delers in Cigars, Tobaceos, Pipes and Smokers' ITCALE CO,, Sash, Duor, Blinds, Mouldings, 3 “hirtoenthy Kiroey B Tanaceon. Milwaukoe, Wiscon North S1iteenth birent Ouans, Non PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN Whalesnle Dealors in * Agriculwral Implements, BOHUN MANUFACTURING C Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, d Interior 1nrd Wood Finisl Bihand Leayeaworth Ste. MITH & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th B, Omnha, Neb. " Butter and Eggs. TANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. S Betrirstan et Pycking iapas, il 480 1anven CHURCHILL PUMP ( Wholesale Punips, Btoam and Water Suj Dietlilers of Liquore, Alcob, and JoLbers of Wi WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'Y anud ILER & CO., Tanorters and Jobhers of Fine Wiy Pipe, Fittings, Builders' Hardware and Scales. A, L .\/ BANG ( Pumps, Pipes and | L Hnilway wnid Mil HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Bll\ltln‘l Hardware & Scale Repair \hnp and PUMP Drugs, Paints, Etc. COMPANY FRIED & CO.,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Ageuts for Hows hciles, H.T. CLARKE DRUG CO,, hrge-t Drug, Paint ().1 & Glass Honge Wholesale Hardware. Western agents for Jefferson Sieel Nuils Powder (6, kalrbanks & Drain Tile, Etc. MARHOFY, LW BEnrOn) Sec um«‘. Viirres, ”Il‘l Al DEAIN TILE €O, Bupplies for Maufuetuing Ceineos Drain Wagons and Carriages A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, i‘/lXT'l)h' & VIERLING Iron Works, Py and trcn ot 1400 ad 1411 Dod V&£ STONE, Wholesale Dealers iu ¥ Building Matcria! QMANA LI Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Upholstery, ling Materinl 120,125 aud 1210 ¥ )