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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
A Winter Bight's Traeedy in a
Haunted House The Hideous
Dissecting Boom" The
Corpse Comjs to Life
Tinder the Torture
of the Knife.
( Fem the Onto Ktite JourniL )
One cold night in December , 1852 ,
three young medical students mot
for a purpose iu a third story , back
room , of an unoccupied brick dwell
ing house , located on Market street ,
Louisville , Ky. The building had
been vacated for nearly a , year , and
had the reputation of being haunt
ed.Vhac gave rise to that evil re
port will appear in ttie course of this
narrative. The students were in
the year of their studies that bring
them their longed for diplomas , and
aa they sat in this room drinking
from a bowl of hot punch that had
been carefully prepared by one of
their number , they canvassed the
many eventful incidents of their
course at college , and speculated
upon what the future had in store
for them. The castles they built in
the air were of the most brilliant
description , and
A KNOCK AT THE STREET DOOB
that brought forth an echo from
cellar to garret of the dismal , cob
web-lined building that failed to
draw their attention.
It was repeated , and with a joyful
of "There's Jack "
cry Limpy , ac
companied by a step on the hall
that emphasized the remark , one of
their number called his comrades'
attention to the circumstance. They
appeared to know the signal and to
anticipate no further repetition , as
they hurriedly left the room and
went down stairs , one of the trio
leading the way with a lighted can
dle in his hand. On reaching the
ground floor they did not go to the
front door , but with one accord
passed into what had once been the
dining-room of the families who
had occupied the house. Here they
found a door that led to the cellar.
Opening this door they descended
in the same order. The cellar was
damp and noisome , and was a place
only fit now as a habitation for the
vermin that warmed it. Picking
their way cautioasly , stepping from
plank to plank of the loose flooring
that covered the earth , and causing
muddy water to ooze above the
boards at every step , they at last
reached an object that appeared to
be nothing more than a sack of po
tatoes. Upon lifting the sack , how
ever , the head and shoulders of
A HUMAN SKELETON
emerged from it , and fell to the
ground. Eeversing the sack in
stantly , in which operation hit com
rades assisted , the man who held it
seized the mouth and drew it to
gether , after which -he threw the
canvass over his shoulder , and fol
lowed in the wake of the man with
the tallow dip , while the third man
of the party came last , and steadied
the gastly burden upon the shoulders
of his laboring companions. In
this order , and without a word , the
party carefully traversed the cellar ,
and ascended the steps leading to
the deserted dining-room. Here
they halted to readjust the load that
weighed heavily upon the man who
bore it , but the journey was imme
diately renewed , and in a few mo
ments the party were back again
In the comfortable room that they
tiad left.
The room was comfortable by
3omparison with the other depart
ments of the deserted dwelling. A
ivarra coal fire was burning in a
aearth of large dimensions , and the
) dor of the punch wa very agreea-
) Ie to the "senses. But whatever
jomfort a non-professional mail
vould have derived from spending
i portion of a gloomy winter's night
n such a room , the feeling would
lave speedily changed to one of hor-
or upon beholding the surrouud-
ngs. The room was filled on three
ides with glass cases , some con-
ainlng from three to sis tiers of
ihelving , and others being free of
bstruction in the space from top to
wttom. There were eighteen of
hese cases. Each of these with
inelves in them contained
HUMAN SKULLS AND BONES
hat had been taken from the bodies
if which they had formed a part ,
ind there were also a large number
if specimens preserved in bottles
illed with alcohol. The heart ,
irain , liver , etc. , were in this man-
icr exhibited and kept In then nat-
iral state. Others of these cases
ontained medicines and instru-
nents used by medical men. The
ases that were not shelved con-
aincd full-grown skeletons of men ,
fomen and children strung upon
rlres. In the center of the room
ras a table about ten feet la length ,
nd raised about two feet off the
round. It was covered with black
il-cloth , and ono pnd of it was
aised for the purpose of affording
resting place to the heads of
orpses laid upon this , the disseot-
ag table.
Upon re-entering the room the
tudents lost little time in proceed-
ag about their work. It was not
novelty by any means that they
. ere about to enter upon , and yet
hey ono and all manifested the
eenest delight in the Job. The
ack was laid upon the table , loos-
ned , and pulled away , revealing
be body of a man perhaps fifty
ears of ago. He had been tall of
tature and of great muscular de-
clopment. ? jo marks of violence
rcre to be seen about the corpse as
t lay stark naked upon the death-
loth , and the face bore a pleasant
xpression , as if the passage from
ife had been accomplished without
iain or vain regret. After placing
he body in a proper position , with
be head upon the raised elevation ,
be students divested themselves of
oats and tjats , rolled up their shirt-
leves and fastened them above the
Ibow , and adjusted clean-looking
lotbs , reaching to their waists ,
bout their necks. They then
rought forth from under one of the
lass cases a cedar-wood box about
ne foot in width by two. feet In
mgtb. From this box about
DOZEN LAIMJEGLEAlHNa INSTRU.
O
. Ic
icluding knives and aws , were
reduced and laid upon a chair plo-
ed within reaching distance of the
ible.
'I we'll find out
guess now if old
ake Hinghaus was crazy or not
rhen ho made that will , " said one
f the students ; to which another
? plied :
"Yes , indeed , we will. It's no
real interest to us ; but if there is
oiug to be a fight over that ten
lousand dollars of his , there will
9 some satisfaction in knowing for
urselves whether his real wife is
atitled to it , r whether it should
o to the children of his mistress , aa
e willed it. Do you know what the
ouble was between-him andhia
ife ? "
This , remark being addressed to
le third member of the party , he
nswered :
"I know no more than any one.
[ inghaus was a queer old Butch-
ion , and would have his tod. In
ict , that's what killed him , as we
11 know of course. Well , it's my
pinion that his will was made very
recently , and the money left to his
'old gal's' children , because his wife
was 'given to quarreling with him
about his drinking. "
"Well , anyhow , we'll satisfy our
selves to-night about that crazy
story. For my part , I believe he
was as sane when he made his will
as any of us , and I'll bet mousy
we'll find the cause of his acting BO
strange the last few weeks was
liquor on the brain , and nothing
else. "
These remarks from the first
speaker closed the conversation ,
The men approached the table. One
of them , who seemed to be silently
delegated.to perform the operation ,
held in his hand
A GLITTERING KNIFE.
The others caught the corpse by
the shoulders and raised it to a sit
ting position. One of them held it
there. The man with the knife be
gan to cut at the base of the skull
and around it The other , placing
his fingers on the bloody opening
thus formed , pushed them forward.
The knife cut clean , and in an in
stant the scalp was thrown forward
upon the face , exposing the bald
skull beapatered with blood.
At this instant a tremor passed
through the comae ; a second and a
third succeeded ;
A WILD SHRIEK
followed ; and with a cry of most
soul-curdling agony , the supposed
dead man leaped from the table.
The students , affrighted to death ,
could only hurdle iu a corner and
gaze at the apparition. Shriek after
shriek followed , and the sufferer
tore the bleeding scalp from before
his eyes and gazed about him with
frothing mouthy and looks of de
moniacal ferocity. When his eyes
at last rested upon the students , he
uttered a shriek irore appalling than
its predecessors , and rushed upon
them. He seizud upon the one who
had held his body in position ; with
a grip of iron he clutched his throat ,
and with a giant's power bore him
to tbe floor.
It was a question of life for the
students or death for their assailant.
The man who had the knife realized
thesituation upon theinstantleaned
forward and plunged the knife to
the hilt in the heart of the unfortu
nate wretch. With a horrible cry
he sank down upon the body of the
half strangled student , and in an
instant a cold shiver that convulsed
his frame , told that indeed he was a
dead man. Now that the deed was
done , the students looked at one an
other as if one and all were stupi-
ged. Then , with the bloody knife
above his head , the man who had
committed the act called upon his
companions to swear
AN OATH OF ETERNAL SECRECY
then and there. With their left
hands elapsed together , and their
right hands on high , the three men
swore eternal fidelity to each other
in the great and damning secret
that must forever darken their ca
reer. This done , the body was again
wrapped up in a sack. A large sup
ply of combustible materials was
then aoucentrated in the room and
the torch applied. Ere the flames
had time to spread , the guilty men
were on their way homeward.
The fire did its work effectually in
destroying all the evidence of the [
crime. There were no living wit
nesses save the three participants.
One of these ( Alfred Burgess ) was
killed at the battle of Pittsburg
Landingwhile serving as a surgeon
in the Union army ; Robert Craw
ford , the man whose steady right
arm had driven home that weapon
of death , was killed upon an Illi
nois railroad inr July 1869 , and Or
son Holmes , the last aotor in the
drama , died but a few days ago in
Parsons , Kansas. It Is frem a little
weekly paper , published in that
place , that his confession , giving all
the details of the horrible affair as
related above was obtained.
A Mule Willing to Go ,
[ LouUTille Courlcr-Journa1. ]
A bad little boy in Portland lit a
lack of shooting-crackersy and
hrew them " into the street to see
hem ' 'go off. " One of Ike Bate-
nan's mules came along and swal-
owed them before they "went off. "
fhe mule walked about fifteen feet
ind stopped. Things wasn't acting
ight inside. He began to taste the
imoke of fire-crackers. He laid his
eft ear around against his ribs , and
icard something. It was them
irackers having fun. The mule
licked out about three and a half
uiles of straight road and started.
V negro met him about a mile the
itbcr side of the alms-hou , going
outh , white with perspiration , with
treams of smoke shooting out of
lis nostrils , mouth and ears , while D
lis tail stuck straight up , and a M B
tream of blue and green smoke fol- * AVCl
owed about ten feet Cl
in the rear ,
ke found h js mule yesterday morn- ClD
ng stuck half way through a farm- K D
louse near Paddy's Kun , still W
moking. The man had got his O
imily out and put 'em up into a lot Ol
f trees. Ike hauled his mule home , OlTV
rhen he got cool enough , on a dray , TV
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'he man is going to move his house
urther back off the road , and his J
rife and oldest daughter will be S3Ct
iaptized when the water gets warm. CtB ]
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OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEK , )
January 22 , 1876. J
Monetary affairs are unaltered ,
quiet and firm.
Business at the banks continues
to be moderately active , with ex
change and discount in poor de
mand. Land grants and land war
rants are steady at prices in yester
day's quotations , with but few sales.
City warrants are in demand , but
scarce , at 97 and 97J cents.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Land Grc-ats ( selling ) . 5920.00
Land "Warrants , (160 ( acres
buying ) . 176.00
Land Warrants (160 ( acres
selling ) . 185.00
Agricultural College Scrip ,
(160 ( acres buying ) . 176.00
Do. Selling. . 185.00
Exchange on New York , 1-5 of one
per ct.
Business generally * through
out the commercial market is dull ,
owing to the season which is regar
ded the dullest of the year , but pros
pects for lively trade in the spring
are bright , and in anticipation of
which merchants are beginning to
lay in heavy stocks.
Provision market is Avell supplied
with demand good.
Mink , 20 to 1 10.
Walderine No. 1 , 3 50.
'
Raccoon , 30 to 50. - . -
Muskrat , 6 to 12.
Skunk , 20 to 1 00.
Otter , 3 00 to 5 50.
Pisher , No. 1 , 8 00.
Wolf , No. 1 , large mountain , 2 00
11 " small prairie , 85.
Beaver , 75 to 1 15.
Martin , No. 1 , 2 50.
Silver Grey Fox , No. 1 , 1200 to
35 00.-
CrossFox , No. 1,2 50.
Bed " 1 25.
Kid " " 30.
Wild Cat , average , 30.
Badger " 30.
Deer Skin , in hah ? , red and short
blue , per 1'o.r 30c.
Elk , per lb. , 15.
OMAHA MABKETS.
CarelUiivorrected 'Daily
DRY GOODS.
J. J. BROWN & BBO. , Cor. 14th and
Douglas street.
PBINTS.
Aliens . . . . .H. . . . . . .
American. . . . . . . . .
Amosfceag . . . . . . .
Bristol _ .
LJarners. . . . . . . . .
ElamUton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Uerrimack D. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Peabody . . . . . . . . . . . .
Simpson's * . . . . . . . *
BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
Senate 4-4 _ . _ 12K
Boot G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
2abot 4-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . 12
Jonsdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
j. y. MIII
? eterboro , .
luffolk L. . . ,
BLEAOHEO SHEETINGS.
i"epperell 3-1. . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . _ _ _ . - . _ SI
do 9-4 . . . W
do 10 MMm..mm . . . . ,
COTTONADEB.
farmers and Mechanics. . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 %
} ret Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . _ 26
BROWN BHEETINaS.
Ublon , A. . . . . . . . . . . .MHMH. . . . . . , . _ . . . . . M. 8 4
tedford. B - - "
Irantviiie , E C.
ermsnls , B B. .
GINGHAMS.
Lmerican. . .
Lmoskeag .
tales . . . . . . .
Ancaster. . . ,
TICKINGS.
Lmoikeag , a c a . . . . . _ .
DENIMS.
. . . . . .
aver Creek , B B. . . . . . . . . . .
tis.B B
tn , c c
JEANS.
iddeford. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I6X
[ oaser..M..M. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
referred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 |
YANKEE NOTIONS. '
: TJKTZ MOHR * CO. , 131 Farnham
Street.
lark's O. N. T. - . . . . . , . . . . . . . , 7o
oat's . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 70
errlck'8. . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 %
HOSIERY.
omestlc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ 8 W@2 00
rltlsh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ S 00@6 00
rool.V. erlno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 8 2 2Sa2 60
. . 3 75a4 00
iitlilrens fancy hose. . . . . . . . 75a3 00
PAPER COLLARS.
tokens' best . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ S 90
Ing William
1 35
rhlte Wine
' 80
. . . * .H..H. . 60
SHAWLS.
ttoxnan strips. . . . . . . . . .HM..M..92 00@4 50
SHIETS. i
rhit6 common. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M. . . . . . . . . . J9 00 :
. . . M..MH..MM. . . 15 00
custom made. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 00
ian . . . . . . . . . . . - . 12 00
itinet . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . 15 00
isfiimeie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .H . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18&36 00
iue Flannel .M.MH. . . M. . . . . . . .M..HH. 18a24 09
OVERALLS.
rswn drill . - J6 50a7 25
' dnck . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . 7 75a9 00
lue drill . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . 7 00a7 60
' duck . _ . . _ . . _ . _ . . . . . 8 00a9 60
hlte . . . . . . . . . . , - . - , - . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . 8 00a9 60
COESETS.
rench whalebone . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . .S5 2SaS 00
! p Gove _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . 6 00
jve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . _ . . . 9 00
. S. Embel _ . . . _ . . . . . _ _ . . _ _ - 18 00
HKJET3.
ilSMTtn. . . . ! . . . ! . . , . , . . . . . . , . . , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1209
! ( . . _ . _ 1260 O
YABNS. , L
ilmoral Yarn , all colors , per ! & . . . . II 80 .
irmantown Wool , " . . . . .Jl 70@2 OS T
xony Yarns , per box. . . . _ . . . _ . $2 16 I " :
lied Yarng . . . . . . . . . . - , . , . - 90al 09
hite . . . _ . . . . . , - - . , - 1 00 i
it
| w
GENERAL COMMISSION.
ItOSENFELD BROS , give US the
Hewing quotations this day :
Choice dressed turkeys , 1214.
*
*
It t r chickens , - ? - TV :
ducks ,
geese ,
Boll butter _ . , _ , _ - . 10
Dressed hogs , G@7J. 10 10
Hides , G. 8. , 7@8. 12
" green , 6@7. 14 12
Fresh eggs , 25c per doz. 14
Pickled , 20c. 14
Prairie chicken , 2 2 5. 141C
Quail , 90c. 10
OYSTERS 10
10
W. B. & Co. Select , 60 cts per
in ; Standard 40 cts per can ; Medi- 10
n 30 cts per can. 20
HARDWARE. 20e4
JOHN T KDQAB. 10
IRON.
mmon t > ar.MMMMM
> rse shoe b& -
> rway nail rcd , , ,
STEEL. S
st plow..m-L. . _ . . . . 12
irnion. . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
nerlcan casn , octagon and square. . 18 $ 22
amp's English do do _ 25(3 ( * °
irden's horse shoes , per kpg _ . . _ _ 725
do mule do do _ . _ _ . 8 25
> rthwestern horse naUs _ _ . . _ 22a 23
mdee thimble skeins , discount 45 per cent ,
ir half patent axles , discount 10 per cent. Fl
NAZIS.
I to ew per teg jiiiiiiiuin. 4 10 I
do . . _ _ . . . . . 4 35 Cl
do _ . _ _ . . . . . . 4 60
do _ _ . _ _ _ 4 85
dO . . . . - . . . . , . . ---i , , r 5 10
fine do" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - , , 7-10 Ji
Ifinls'ngdo _ _ _ - _ _ . _ tJ5
do do , , , , - - _ - , , , , , , - , , - , , , tTr 5 CO JiUi
do do . . . . - - , . . - , 5 S5 Ui
1 casing do _ , . 4 85
do do . . . . - - , - . . in. . - ! - , . . . . , S10
do do ± - . , _ ; , - , , _ . _ _ : , . _ 6 35 " 1
rougbt , all ilics . . , . . - . 6 85
BOLTS.
Carriage and tire.-.discount TO pr c
BUTTS.
Narrow wrought , fast joint discount 20 pr c
Cast , loose pin reversible . . do 35 do
MISCELLANEOUS. ,
nay and manure forks..discount 30 pr c
Hoes and golden rakes. . . . . do 25 do
HINGES.
Strap and T . . . -.discount 25 pr c
WRENCHES.
Tail's black _ 4 _ . . . . _ . _ . -discount 5 pr c
Coe's iinmitatlon.-- . . . _ - . do 45 do
Coe's genuine- . . . . . . . . do 0 do
8CKEWS.
American Iron . . . . . . . . 45 pr c
do brass.--- . . . - . 40 pr c
AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.
SCVTHK .
H Holt's Ha.vest Xmg.per do , net 12 Oo
Champion . . .4- . . . . . . . . . . - - . 9 00
Heald's Eureka. - . . . . ll 00
do TP - - . , , , , , - . . - . 8 oO
SPADES'AND SJJCVLS
Rowland's No 2 black shovels , D H.12 00
do do polished do do - . 13 00
do do black spades do . _ 12 00
Moore do polished do do . . . 13 00
do's "spring point" L U shovel s.- 13 50
AXES.
Lippencott s Western Crown. . . - 13 00
do do do b.Tcfed. . . 13 50
COFFEE MILLS.
I-arke'sfto 3 , iron box net 5 25
do dolU3 do . _ . . - . . . . . . . 575
do do25Uuiouir h II 00
eo do 25 do Britauia 13 00
FILES.
Hargrave , Smith A Co. , dltcoitut 30 pr c
American File Co > l 50 do
HAMMERS.
Haydole's , A E No 1 , 1 > J , 2
Hammond's A E No 2.- . . : - . S3 00
do do do 4 10 50
dc Engineer's No 1 10 00
do do do 2 13 50
do ejo do 3 14 00
HATOHETS.
llorrls shinglingno i . . . . . . . . . . _ 700
do do do 2 8 00
do do do 3. . . . . . . . . . - y COde
do claw do I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 7 50
dc o < to 2. . . . , . . . . - _ . _ S 5o
Matamoras do Ao. 2 , 32c ; No. 1,35c
Best Oak do .7.--.43@45c
Baltimore Oak Sole _ . . . . . . - . - . .4Sc
French Kli-s . . . _ . $1 40@2 00
do Calf , leading brands . . $2 1032 50
Domestic Kips. . . . . . . " " "
do Calf. . . . . . . . _ _
Hemlock Upper , per foot
Oak do do
Grain do do . . . 30c
Linings , per dozen _ . S7 00@10 00
Toppings , do . . . Sll 00(314 ( 00
Morocco ( Boot Leg ) per foot , . . . . . . 3S@45e
do ( Oil Dressed do . . . . . . . . . . S6@48c
do ( Simon ) _ - . . - . . - . . . 00@3 25
do ( Glove Kid- ) . . . . . - S3 50&5 00
Welt Leather , per side. . . . . . & 00@7 00
Boot Webbing , per bolt. . . . . . . , _ _ . . , .4 @ 70c
OakHarnsss Leather , ' 'Plttslmrg , " -.45c
do do do No. 1 , 40@42e
do do do No. 2 , . 38@40c
Oak Line do .44@4Gc
Hemlock Harness Lealher , So. 1 , _ . . -39i$40c (
do do do No. 237&39C
Hemlock Line do , . . . . - . 44@48c
Fair Bridle , per side$6 00@7 00
Team Collars , per doz _ . -25 50@25 50
Stage do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . $21 50
Scotch do do . . . . 330 00
Concord do do . . . _ .533 00
Collar Leathet ( Blaok ) per foot , 18@24c
do do ( Russet ) do . . . . . . _ . . _ "J@24c
Patent Dash Leather.- . . . , * c
60AP3
Powell & Co. , Soap monufacturers.
SapcPublico , 6 l-26 8-4 ; Savon
RepubLc , do , , Chemical Olive , 6 to
6 1-2 ; Palm , 5@51-4 ; German Mot-
led , 6 l-4a6 1-2.
AST GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S
STOCK.
Benjamin B. Jones , Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer in fine art goods ,
270 Farnham Street , furnishes thi
following quotations :
FRAME MOULDINGS.
Oil walnut mournings , one inch
per foot , 5c ; 2 inch lOc ; 3 inch 15c ,
polished walnut , 1 inch 7c ; 2 inch
15c ; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt , 1 inch
6@16c ; 2 ineh 12@30c ; 3 inch 18@
45c ; imitotion rosewood and gilt , 1
inch 510c ; 2 inch 1020c ; S mch
1530c.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain bands , 6 feet , all colors , per
pair , 1 50 ; ornamental bands-2 00@
4 00 ; each additional foot , 75c per
pair.
REPPS.
Union ind all wool terry.pcr yard
t 503 . > 0 ; Imperial , plain and stri
ped , 2 50a8 00.DAMASKS.
DAMASKS.
Union per yard , 1 50 ; all wool ,
2 00a3 00.
MATTRASSES.
Husk , 4-4x6-2 , 4 00a5 00 ; straw ,
J 00a4 00 ; Excelsior , 3 50a4 60.
LUMBEB.
RETAK. LIST
Subloct to change of market without notice
GEO A. HOAGLANL.
roiats , studding and sills , 20 It , and un
der . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . ' ' " $22 00
) ver 20f t. each additional ft add'l. . .
fencing No 1- . . . - . . . . . . . .
do No 2 . ' . * " 21 oo
" "
st common boards. . . . _ _ . 2s on
" ' " "
nd do do _ S 00
A' ' stock boards , 10 and 12 inch. ! ' . ' 60 00
B" do do do do _ 85 00
< ? do do do do . ! . 3000
st clear , 1 , IJf , ly and 2 inch _ H. 65 00
d do do do do . . . . .m. 55 00
d do do do do . . . . _ . 45 oo
leering , clear . _ gj S FtN.
do 1st common. . _ . in nn N. .
do . .rr. : : : : : : : : 35 oo N.Ft
do 3d do . . . . . . . . . . Ft
. , . . . , . . . . . 27 60 FtN
do narrow , clear 4500 (
stclear coiling % inch. - . 35 00
d do do i ? inch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 60
it do do % Inch. . . . . . . . . - . . SO 00
1 do do Js inch.- . . 27 60
st clear siding . . 27 00
i do do . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 26 00
st common siding. . . . . . 24 00
i do do . . . . . . . > . . . . . . . . . . . . - 20 00
A" shingles. . . . . _ . _ . . . . 4 25
litra No 1 shingles . . . . . . _ . S 00
bmmoB No 1 shingles - . _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . 2 00
ath per 1000 . . . . . - . . . . . . _ . . 3 5o
i A. H pickets eer 100. . . . . . - . . . . . . _ - . 3 5o
quare do do do . . . * M- . . . . . - . . thMi
G Batten per lineal ft . . . . 1 % MiBe
on3h do do do _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . Be
Liberal discount on carload Iota. sei an
WINDOWS , ( Glazed. ) AlPI
> per cent off Chicago list. PI
DOORS , ( Wedged. ) re lei ]
5 per cent oft Ci leago list.
BLINDS.
3 per cent off list.
rhite lime per bbl . . . . . -.81 7S@2 00
onisville cement per bbl.-- . . 3 00@3 25
laster parts per bbl- 3 50@3 75
lasterlng hair per bushel. . . . * * . . 40
arred folt.M . . . (1 , , jtMM. . . M
lasterina board . . . . . . - . _ _ 5 %
OILS. PAINT'S. GLASS. &C.
N.I.JJ.80LOMO1S.
BOBEBT C. HTEELL.
oal Oil . S 161 Lain. Oil , No.l Jl 00
Insoed Oil , raw. 100
" bl'd. _ 1 05
urpentlno _ 65
eadllght011 25
PAINTfe , AC
Tilte Lead , St. Loufs. Srtlctlj Pure _ .5 11
Bulk _ . . .
nameld Glass , colors , ? ) sq.ft.
' ' " " "
Indow Glass 60. 10 off list.
TIN. SHEET-IKUa. WlBE , &C.
ttLTON ROGERS , COR. 34th &
FARNHAM.
Mf PLATE.
C , lair quality - 512 So
SI IX do
X12IC do
xl2 IX do
x20 1C do
X20IX do Tli
r20IXXdo
T20TXXX
"
Opiate DXXX do do
oofing 1C charcoal do do
oofinzIX do do do
xMfCcoke do do
x23 1C charcoal roofiDg . .
x28 1C charcoal .
roofing. . .
x4 IX charcoal _ JL
xMcoke ( for uttera ) . . . .
BLOOKTIN.
J
. Coi
ZINC.
leet tin 25 to so in . . . . . - _ - . _
do do do ic half caks. .
do . _ . . do _ _ do In. 250 ID casks
leet 24 to 35 Inches per sheet. - . . . . . .
loners soldei ( extra refined. . .
da do No. 1. . .
do do roeflnj
hid metal . .
SHEET IRON
Irit qnalit Knmlxin IS to 24. .
do do do 25
lo do do 26. . . . .
do do do 27
larcoal , both sides smothe
do No 24- .
do do 26-
do do 27. .
mlataNo. 24
do io 28 - _
do do 27
ussla perfect 7 to
do No. 1 , stained. .
I ss than f nil bundles , add one cent.
U'Amerlcac tmmltat'n Bnssia , il Noi.
Leu thus lull boodl add one cent.
GALVANIZED.
No. 14 to ifl > . . . . . . . . . . ' \st 15
do 21 to 'Jl . . . . . . . oo 16
do 25 to 2o . . . . , . . . . . . dc I7
do 27 . . . . _ . . . _ . . _ . . . do IS
do S3 . _ . . . _ _ . . . . _ _ - . do 20
Full bundles discount 15 per cent
COPPER.
Brazicia 6 to 9 . . . . . . * 45
do 10 to 12 Ib , . . . . . - _ . . 42
do 12 > { to luO tt . - . _ . - . . . _ . 33
Shrathius , 14 aud 15 ot . - . 37
Plunislied , 14 and 16 oz _ . 45
Nos. 7 , 8 and 9 , Planished. . . . . 43
Bolt copper . . . . - . . M. . . 50
Copp < j ttOrfigi . . i jii t--imii. . . - ! . , . 38
BRIGHT WIRE ,
10 II 11V4 12 } {
No3. u to 6 8S,9 10,11 13 14,14
14 15 16 19 20
P bundl l.e p rcflnt conn
GROCERIES.
BTEELE & JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST.
CLARK A FRENCH COB. FARNHAH AND
11 TH ST.
PUNDT , MEYER &KAAPKE , 212 FARN-
HVM ST. . WHOLESALE DEALERS-
MORGAN & GALLAGHER , 205 .barn-
ham St.
WHITNEY , BAUSERMAN & CO. , 247
Douglas St.
J. J. BROWN & BRO. , Cor. 14th and
Douelas Streets.
SUGARS.
Granulated pr tt >
Powdered do
Crushed do
Itefd cut loaf do
Standard A do
Circle A do
Eitia C do
Yelljw C do
N O choice do
Rio choice prl _ J
do prime do . . . . . . . . .
do ° oed do . . . . . .
0 d Java _ . . . . . _
SYRUPS.
Common pr gallon. . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . 55
Good do - . _ . . 50u65
CholM do . . . 70a80
do N O molasses. . . . . . . . . . . . . 60a75
Rangoon choice. . . . . . . . . . _ . . 8
Caroliua. . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
CAUDLES.
M Weak A Co.- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Scbefer9 . . . . . . . . 18
SOAP.
Mis sourl Vrlley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . - . . . . . .
Kirk's Savon. . .
M. Weak A Co . . . _ . . . . . .
Schofer's German. . . . . - . . .
Kirk's standard . .
do sterling . . . .
PLUG TOBACCO.
Black goods , Western _ 48
! do do Virginia _ . . - iSSaCO
( do do Lorrllard's 65a&5
Bright do do do - . . 66
do do Virginia . 56a65
Natural leal 75a95
DRIED FRUITS.
Southern Apples , per barrel-- . . . . . . . 7a8
Michigan " " 9alO
New currants. . . . . . . . . . . - . . _ . SaS %
do prunes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? ! . . . ISalv
do German cherries.- . . . . . . . . . . . 15
do blackberries A . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . 12alS
do raspberrles. . . . . . . . . . . .HMMM.M . . 40
do raisins , per box S3 40a3 50
do seedless raisins , per pound- . . . 12 %
SAL1.
Sew in barrels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2 60
do dairr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 50a5 75
CANNED GOODS.
pound can Myer's oysters , per case..3-1 25a4 50
do do do do do . . . 2 60a2 75
dc do William's do do . . . 4 00a4 75
do do peaches per case. . . . 5 00
do do do do . . . . . . . . . . . 7 00u7 SO
do do tomatoes do . . . . . . . . . . . 3 25a3 50
do do do do . . . . . . . . . . . 5 00
x > rn , Tropny
i
imlly , In kits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110@ 1 20
j.l , do
ess , do . -.i
imlly , bbla
j. 1 , d .
nlines , JJ boxes , . .
CALHOUN MILLS FLOUB
Hiolesale depot 648 14th Street
lit barrel sacks- . . . . _ . . . . 2 X
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E. KOSEWATEK ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR ,
K8 Ihrnham Street ,
, ITob
Frazier's Hoot Bitters ,
tlio ( ireat Blood and
Humor Remedy.
[ From the Cleveland Sunday Morning Voice ]
That Frazier't RootBitters possess an efficacy
greatly superior to any other preparation for
searching the blood with which we are acquain
ted , e can testify from actual observation. We
know many instances where Individuals for
yemrs afflicted , have been permanently restored
to health by their use. Mr. Frazier , the pro
prietor , is a resid'Dtof this city , and is wlJely
known ss one of oar most prominent bustnrij
men. His references to tbe great value of his
Boot Bitten. Are also persons well-known as
citizens of standing and integrity , in whose
statements implicit confidence iuay be placed ,
ted their testimony mayba taken as conclu
sive erldence of the estimation in which Mr.
Frazler's remedy is held , particularly at home.
Hera it has alnady atuined'that positian that
requires no recommendation , having stood the
teat of trial here. We can say with safety , and
do recommend with entire confidence , its use
elsewhere , by all who may be afflicted wifb
any kind of weakness or humor in the blood
as the most searching , strengthening and heal
ing remedy of which we have -any knowkdg
Sold by druggists and at country stores.
OEOBGE W. FRAZIER , Proprietor.
S91 StClair St. Cleveland. Chlo.
Orer.lOro Testimonial *
A lew ol the many parties cured by the great
remedy. Bead and be convinced.
SO FEBEDOVEBTUIRTHE.X YEAB3 WITH LIVER
COMPLAINT ADD DTSPKP3IA , CCKXD BT
T1IEIE EOTTLES OF BOOT B1TTBKS.
ME FRAZIEK i > ear air : l deem it an act of
gratitude to you , and a duty toward those who
are suBerlng from liver complaint and dyspep
sia , to make the following statement :
I have been an invalid for over thirteen
years. My complaint was a disease of the liver
and dyspepsia. My skin was yellow , the white
of my eyes wis the color of saflron ; I was si f py
and heavy , with headache and no appetite for
food of any kind , I was afflicted as bad as any
living woman rould be. I took bottle alter
bottle of patent medicines , end paid over seven
hundred dollars to the best physicians without
any benefit. I suffered more than I can tel ! you
by letter , hut could get no relief until about
two months ago I purchased a bottle of your
Boot Bitters from Louis Smithnight , druggist ,
13C Woodland Av. , this city. I used thlslo'-
tle up , and ilntc then have nsnl nearly two
more , and they are the only positive , sure cure
for liver and dyspepsia complaint I have ever
tried ; they have cured me completely , and to
day 1 am as heilthy as any person can be.
You may use my name , if you see propper. as
it may be the means of inducing otbers to try
yourdiseovcry and be cured , for coed health 19
better than gold. Ever your friend , M1W.
ELLEN CRAWSllAW , Ko. 20 'Orange ' at. ,
Cleveland Ohio.
HAS DONE UE MOr.K GOOD THAN ALL TIIK
MKDIC1NE 1 HAVE TAKKX FOB TKN THAK3.
Mrs. Ihmld fmitli.ol Concord , K II. , afflicted
with weakness , pan ! iu the hnr s , shouldrn ,
heavy pain over the eys , restless at night , and
tired , fainty feeliugs all the time , writes .
MR FRiziE IVarsir : I received tl Bottle
of Bitters you sent me by pxpres * , and I have
taken the whole of it. and it has done me more
good than all the medicines I have ever taken ,
andl have taken more or less for ten years. 1
thought I could get ( hem from our drugcisU ,
but they do not yet have them. I could hare
sold 35 bottles. If I could have cot them. I
think you might have a good sale inr vour bit
ters here. I want you to send me C bottles for
5 dollaas , the price you advertise. Send quick
aa you can , by expres * , C. O. D. It is the beat
medicine I ever saw. From your most grate
ful friend , MRS. DANIEL SMITH , Concord ,
H. H. P. O. Box i 3.
ConsunjDtiyes Read.
Ms. FRAZIIR Deal : I a < n latm < ; your
Beet Bitters , they have lone me a great deal of
good. They have cured my cough , and I f--el
anothpr porsoa Yours truly BARNEY CAIN ,
Niagara , Ontario.
A iSUil H < iw. Tetter Cured.
COULl ) GET KOtUKCO 1O BBACH JIT CASE UNTO ,
J L'SU > YG < IB8Oor EITTEE3.
XR I'IUCK ; * nrs.pec's.d Sir : The Crst Im-
poiscv f niau w"io ILW been restored from
sicknorf iu . ? rl 'it U6111 , li eratltudc ( o the
nan' : ill .he-'id Liia. I was afflicted over two
yewn wltn ± * 'ter OG my read and face. I had
[ si"i bi.l ' . . . -icltlc o' Fenton's Sarsara-
iMlc anu i ; < er ' is remedies , but could fcet
ir.i : irtn t < &t i my cae , until about two
ra'-cthi1 * r. , I oniiujenray' taking Root Bitters ,
Vnf'ft oaj uiLac , pnd I think it nothing
mcif'iau i > n il < - * o you -ilscovery to acknowl-
fiyt ' .in mini r. My wC- > has used your Bitters
'or Rfietmi"tlt.1 ! , tr.rv.Mth she has been Doc-
'urlu. fni i tint tivo. ind could find no relief ,
i.n.lu'viriiuii' iiiettdklntthim. Ihey have
. i iwr.flt vaire In her case , I hive
rj ttmuir Ji of the Cleveland I'oat Office
it'tlcr'arrler for eleven years.
I can ire".y t jd hooc t'y recommend your lioot
Hitters to every jwr > n , sufiering with Salt
Rheum , ( Tetter ) Chronic Rheumatism , Scrof
ula or any kind ot llumor in the Blood , atone
if the Jlmesl Cures
G. W. UPTON.
Cleveland Ohio.
If your Drnzgist or storekeeper don't have
Lho Bitters , ask him to order them lor you.
OATAIUUI CTJKEO.
MR. FBAZIKK I wish to inform you , what
pour medrcine has done for me. I was afflicted
with Catarrh in its worst forms for many years ,
f tried various medicines recommended by
Physicians , which proved but a tempoary re
lief. By tie advice of a lady who was cured
j this same disease by your Tloot Bitters , 1
procured one half dozen lx > Ulca and they have
iccomplished a perfect cure In my case. B -
lievlng that thousands are dragged out of a
miserable existence from the eflect of Catarrh.
[ cheerfully recommend your Root BlUcrs to
ill -who are similarly aOected.
MISS. AMELIA BRAMT.
Buen ? Vista , Butler Co. , Pa.
Retail trade supplied by a F. Goodman ,
Arholesale agent Omaha Nebraska.ivl3diwlr
ivl3diwlr
Dmana & St. Louis Short
Line
1875 !
rhelKansas City , St. Joe and
Council Bluffs B. B
Ii the only dircc Una to
ST. XjOTTXa
AND THE EAST , FBOJt
OMAHA AND THE WEST
SO CHANGS i cars between Omaha and St.
LOIL and bit ore between OMAHA
ana KKW YORK.
Thisth Only ine running s
puz.ua : AX PAI.ACE SLEEP EU
PAT COACH BAST FROM OMA
HA , ON AltBITAZ. OF THE
C.V10H PACIFIC EX-
PRKSS TRAITT ,
WPASSEITOEBS TAKING OTHER
IOUTES HAVE A DISAGREEABLE
RANSFEB AT THE RIVER STATiOK.
PASSENGER THAIS 8 DAU.T I
REACHINO ALL
BASTEB5 A5D WESTBSS CITIES
VlthLeu Change * and In advance ot other
line , .
This En tire Line U equipped with
'allatan'a Palace Sleeping Cara ,
PiLntg Pay Coaches and Chair Cars ,
liner's 8&ty Platform and Coupler
and the Cejc&rated Westinghouse
Au grate.
yonr tlckeujcjd via
8" . Joseph fy Conncll
Ualrod ,
Via Omaha and St. Louit.
icieU cr &lo at cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets , .and U. P. Depot , Omaha.
OS. TEAHOK , GEO. L. BBADBDRY.g
Pass. Agt. Gen' Agent.
. F. BARNARD , A. C. DAWE3 ,
Gen-1 Supi , Uen'l Pass. Agt. ,
"
SUJosenh. BLJosenh.
OVOUS& DEBILITATED
OF BOTH SEXES.
0 OHAEQE POB ADVICE AHD COff-
SULTATIOiT.
) R J. B. DYOTT , graduate of
efferson Medical College , Philadel-
hia , author of several valuable
rorks , z&n be consulted on all dis- .
ases of the Sexual and Orinary orj j
ans , ( which he has made an cs-
* cial study , ) either in male or fe-
nale , no matter from what cause
iriginatinp- how lone standing
L practice of 30 years enables him
o treat diseases witli success. Cures
ruarantesd. Charges reasonable.
Ihose at a distance can forward let-
era describing symptoms and en-
losing stamp to prepay postage.
iSrSend for the Guide to Health.
? rico lOc.
J. B.I > y0111M.I > .
Physician und Surgeon , 104 Duaue
itreet , N. 1
.Vo Per ou cnu tnkr
. thc c Itiiter * ac-
cordin ? to directions , and remain long un
well , provided their bones are cot destroyed
by mineral poison or other means , and vital
orwns wasted beyond the point of repair.
l > y pep in or Indigestion. Headache.
Tain Iu the Shoulders. Coughs , Tightness of
the Chest , Dizziness. Soar Eructations of the
Stomach. Bad Taste la the Month , Bilbos
Attacks , Palpitation ofthe Heart , Inflammation
of the Lungs. Pain In the regions of tne Kid.
neys and a hundred other painful symptom.- ) ,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle
win prove a better gujrantee of Its merits
than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Cotnplninli , la
young Of
old. married or single , at the dawn of woman
hood , or the turn of life , these Tonlo Bitters
display so decided an Influence that Improve
ment is soon perceptible.
For InQnmrantory nud Chronic
Rheumnilim and Gout. Bilious , Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers. Ulseasesoftae Blood ,
JJrcr , Kldney and Bladder , these Bitters nav-j
no equal. Such Diseases are caused by Viti
ated Blood.
They area srntlc Fnrsntirc n * irell
a n Tonic , possessing the merit of acting aj
a powerful agent la relieving Congestion or
lDUmmatlonprtneLlverandVL3cer.il Organs ,
oad la Billons Diseases.
For Mkin Diieaac * . Eruptions. Tetter ,
Salt Khenra. Blotches. Spots. Pliuples.l'usttiles ,
Coin , Carbuncles , Bine-worms , Scold-Heail.
Sore Eyes , Erysipelas , Itch , Scnrfs , Discolora
tionof the SUn. Humors and Diseases of the
Skin of whatever name or nature , ara liter
ally duff . ana carried
j n np uv. cv * out of the system In a
short time by the use of these Ritti > r < .
Grateful Thounnnd * proclaim VrsioIS
BITTEBS the most wonderful Invlgoni&t teat
ever sustained the sinking system
n. II. lUcDOXALD iV CO.
Dragststs ana Gen. Agts. , San Francisco , Cal ,
cor. of Washington and Charlton su. . v
SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS A DE-tLERS.
Cliicago , ilocfe Island
and Pacific II. R.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
OMAHA TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST ,
Via DCS Uotnes , 1/avonport and Rock Island.
o
This Road being thoroughly
equipped with
elegant new Coaches , Palace Sleeping Cars
, and
baring the advantage of a smooth and well bal
lasted track , offers the traveling public an East
era Line unc < iualed for tipeed , Comfort
i < nd
Safety.
All Passenger Trains are equipped with the
WESTISGHOCSK PATENT AIR BRAKKS and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform Coupler.
2 Fast Express Trains leave Daily ,
connecting as onows :
AT DES MOINES with the Des Molnes Valley
Ballroad , for Oskaioosa , Ottumwa , Keokuk
and St. Lonli.
AT GKINNELL with the Central Railroad ol
Iowa , for all points north to St. Paul.
AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington ,
Cedar Rapids A .Minnesota Railroad , Tor
Burlington , Cedar Rapids , Dubaqtie A St.
Paul , at WILTON JUNCTION w n tho/
South-Western oranch , for Mascatlcft
Washington and points south. < / " ,
AT DAVENPORT with the Davenport'St.- ,
Paul Railroad for point * north. , " ' * * H
AT ROCK ISLAND with tne Westarn Unloa *
Railroad Soi
Freeport , Belolt , BadneTMil-
wtuice.and all point * In Northern Illinois
and Wisconsin.
AT ROCC ISLAND with the Rockiord , Rock
laiand and St. Lonla Railroad for St. Loult
and point * south.
AT BOCK ISLAND with the Peoria A Rock
Island Rallioad for Peoria and
points
east.
AT BUREAU JUNG. , with branch , for Hen
ry , Lacon , Chillicothe and FeorLi.
AT LA 8ALLE with the Illinois Central Rail'
'
road for points north and south.
AT CHICAGO with all lines East , North and
8oaUu
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities
,
t Ia thU line , can be procured , and any infer
mation obtained , concerning routes , at the
Picket Office in the Union Pailfic
Omaha , and also at the principal ticket Depot offices ,
Uong the line of the U. P. B. B.
Cbeclced Tbronglt to nil
Principal Eaateni Point * .
All infnrmatlon regarding Passengers an- !
Freight cheerfully furnished , and bleeping Car
Berths for sale at tbe Company's Otnce , 253
i St , ( Grand Central Hotel ) Omaha.
A. M. SMITH , H. BIDDLE ,
Gen'l Pass'r Ag-t , Gen'l Bup't
Calciuo. Chicago.
M. W. CLAIR , S. 8. STEVENS.-
Traveling Agnt , Gen'l Western Ag t ,
Omabe. Omaha.
N. TBISbEL , Agent , Omaha.
aZSdti
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ,
F > $ - DlKoaie * of lite 'rnront nnU
Iiti > C , narb as Concha. < altli ,
' \\Tiojnlnc Congh , liroiiclil- 4
tlsVU * hmM , and VOX- . J
' ItCHPTIOiY."J !
OB the confldenco
of mankind and bt-
comahousehold
words , among not
only one bui many
\natlons , must have
cextnordlniry vir-
atnes. Perhaps no
- one erer secured so
wide a reputation , or
maintained it so Ion ?
Las AVER'S CilER-
BYPECTOEAL. H
ia * bffn known to the pnbltc about forty
rears , by a long continued series of marvellous
: cres , that have won for it a confidence In its
rlrtun , never equalled by any other medicine.
It still makes the most eCectual cures of Coughs ,
Coldr , Consumption , that can bo made by medi
al nkllL In eed the CHERRY PECTORAL
lias really robbed these dangerous dlieases of
their terrors , to a great extent , and given 3
reeling of immunity from their fatal ef&cCs ,
that is well founded U too remedy be taken la
leason. Every family shonld have it In their
closet for the ready and prompt relief of its
members. Sickness , ufi > ring , and * ren life is
laved by thla timely protection. The prudent
should not.neslcct ilr and tb.8 wUe will not.
Keep it by you/or tbo protactlon it affords by
Its timely nse losadJoa attacks.
attacks.BY
BY
Dr. J. C. AYEB S C/e.Iowell , , Mass. ,
PracllCAlonil Analyllcnl ChtmlitH.
Bold by all dxugsliU and dealers in medicine
JAMFS K. ISII , Dru lst , OmahaNebraska ,
Wholesale Acenta. dccll-diwl
