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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
The Visible Planets.

Prof. A. X. Bartlett furnishes the De-
troit Free Press with the following in
formation concerning those planets now
visible to the naked eye:
MERCURY.
The planet Mercury is, at present,
quite u~nfavorably situated for observa-
ton, as it is now in close proximity to
the sun, having reached its greatest
elongation west on Friday, March 10th,
at which time its apparent distance from
the sun was twenty-seven degrees and
t~hirty-one minutes. Mercury is new
rapidly approaching the sun, and will
soon be lost in the brilliancy of that
orb. On April 2lst Mercury will be
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

EVERY married woman is personally
acquainted with a man who will sit
right alongside of a stove and let the
fire go oui.-Dan6ury News
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FAIR PROPOSITION.

DR.. TUT authorizes his agents to refund the
money in every case where his Hair Dye fails. Per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed. 1t acts like magic,
easily applied. and is perfectly natural. Sold by all
respectable druggists. Is Murray Street, n. Y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

Paris has the most accommodating
postmaster in Texas. The mail that
arrives here at eight o'clock at night
he distributes and delivers the same
night.
Farmers in this section say that the
wheat yield will be much better than
has been expected. If the weather
continues fair, harvesting will com
mence in earnest this week. Other
crops are doing well. 1t is said that
better crops were never seen III this
part of the country before.
While in Paris your reporter was
pleasantly received in the office of the
Farmers and Merchants banking
house, of which Captain j. n. Adams
is President, and Captain j. Nj. Smith,
cashier. This house is doing large
banking and exchange business, aud
its appreciation of the latest telegraph
ic commercial news is attested III the
fact that THE HERALD is a visltant AT
its Office.
Polite and efficient railroad officials
add greatly to the comforts OF travel
The Texas and Pacific Railway EN-
ployes possess these qualifications gen
orally, but more especially are they
noticeable on the Trans-Continental
branch. Mr. w. Il. Morton, eonduc-
tor OH the Sherman and Parisdivisio },
fills his position with credit to himself
and to the company.
During our sojourn at Paris, we form
ed the Acquaintance of Mr.. A. NJ Van
Deventer, of Martinsbuag, Missouri,
who is introducing in this country q
new invention called the "Cook room
Refrigerator. Its object is to carry
off ali the radiated heat from the stove
and odor from the kitchen while
cooking.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
rRrIrs Avn WITS

APPLES-Are scarce they are quoted o
S9dlO per barrel; for extra choice medium ~
market dull, supply small.
LMONDS--FerragOr rom 2S@25c per N
hBA NANAS-F ON s2esl per bunch.
FIGS-fn layer, per pound, 2uc; no drum
figs in the market; small pill boxes by th'
loo, 81 90.
LEMONS-Are advancing and are quoted
at So 50g7 90 per box.
ORA \ GI9S--Are scarce and quoted at " "
@lS 90 per hundred for the Messina. No Pal
ermo or Louisiana In market.
PECA NS-Are scarce, at Eve per pound
They are quoted in New York AZ lie;
RAISlNiS-Layer, per box, So 5OgS 75gi W
for Fondon So,
VAIN (fTS-irenoble are quoted nj 20c
COCOANTTS--Are quoted at 7 % per nun
dred.
PEA NUTS-Tennesso firm at l0@I2c POI
pound.
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WINES AND IIaIraRs.

BEER nheuser's, SIS por casls; Uhrigs
slb per cask; Lemp's $40 per caski Cincinnati
Star, Sl2 per cnsk.
WHISKY--sl 1903 90. Gaess
DRANDY--Apple, 81 bO@3 On; COgnac, s3@2l
per gallon; peach 50 90; blackberry, SIT
Ginger, 81 %
GlN--il 50G2 90.
CHAMPAGNE - Cooks Imperial s2S
Krug, In baskets, SIS; Heidslche's, sl7 per
case,
CLARET--Is worth S. so to $40 ~, according
to brand and quality. lgll
PORT WINE--Is worth 81 5Otd2 % per
gallon.
SH ERRY-standard is worth $500 per
gallon. tffN
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HIDES Avn rrIrnIrn
IUMnEn.

YELLOW PiNE-BoXlng finclng, scantlin,
\! y per hundrodi dressed boards, 50 no pal
huhdredi ceiling Va 81 ceiling, X, s'@
"Vestnuio2adlng, ioGSa; tlooring, " 70.
ern0ardlng, W; select boards, 81 6l@sd.
ufrtEss b0ARnS-siqs Is.
hlNGLRs-Whito pine, "a 5O0sj 10; cy.
press, 81 90.
The market IS evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample. Tho amount Of build,
ing going on IS considerable aud no falling
Oh percopNhle.
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THE FARMERS HOME JOURNAL
PUBLISHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

subscription prlee-sa Fer Year, In Advance
The Homo journal N nn Independent Agrl.
cultural Newspaper, the equal IN every TO.
hpeoi OF amy publication Of It's class IN
America, IL was established Ia lsa5, and
though not IN any senso AN organ, Il has
always been looked 10 for reliable ln'orma
toh regarding Tho great bluoded stock In.
lerest Of the Hue drnss Region OF Kentucky.
Besides, every problem CONNECTED with the
breeding nndinlptoNenlent ofhll the various
domesuontcd animals are fully discussed IN
~ pages, aud every new discovery IN this
aud nll other departments OF Agriculture
promptly ohrpnlclod. In order 10 adapt tho
paper fully Ia the wants OF the American
Farmer we give Miscellany OF useful infOT-
pnlinn oiP Literary and Aclcullnc chRrAc.
ter specially ntted for readiug In the Family
Oircle, and we exclude from our columns
everything OF an Objectionable nature, 40
Tint parents can NJ NIL times put tho paper
into the hands OF their children, confident
that nothing viii be found In II of u corrupt
Ing on Immoral tendency.
subscriptions may begin at any time.
Send poslofiioe order fortwo dollars, aud the
pnpor wiz be forwarded, postage pdid, for one
year, sample copies ten cents zach. Clubs
OF hvo Subscribers at 81 90 each.
FARMERS HOME jouRNAL.
mayO'dSw5ms Lonlsvil @ Kentucky.
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coTroS
TIIE aRAIN mAnIIIr

'otN Iekas ~ shuok, AZ Ia ~ cents, Toy.
~ w hi'h, ul ~ On conts, Kansas car, AZ M
hnua,l,, sacked, % 10 ~ cents. Market uuiet.
supply W 10 the demand. N'''''
uhAl No. 4 from 90 10 VI On, No. A.
rom - CENTS No, I, ~ cents, la demand M
'ow.t slgdei market weak
nominal nc 900, P''''
kel very duil ''"''
hfE-Frioes nominal AZ 700, nothing DO.
hNAN. MARKET well supplied with h,lr do.
'hhhd., Mequoto nc Wo pdruwt.
NAY Texas, nom sil6ll5 per ton,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CITY OF DALLAS.

Myor-Iohn y. Kerfoot.
Engineer William NJ. johnson.
At0rncy- Barnett Gibbs.
Inasurer-JOhn W, Bowen.
MpWy-J, h. Hereford.
ikess0r and Collector--J. N. Ogden.
NaNhal-W. Il. Morton.
Health Onicer:-Dr. NJ. a. Cornelius.
Miermen First ward II. Erv0y, j. W
uFdus. Second ward: W. j. Clark and u,
-0nediy. Third. ward B. 7. Jett and Il NJ
wan. Fourth ward j. l.. Williams and
.h Nowsome.
Of lmmigration-J. Manlove.
The offices of the various city officers are
|the city market house. The board of Al
men meet In regular session nj the coun-
pon over the market, every Tuesday
Al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

Tn Minnesota lady in gaping put
her jaw out OF joint, and two days
elapsed before the doctor could get 1t
in place again, in which time the d, :
iiahted husband AYERS he had such a
nseation as never before since he vas
married man. wan
A british firm have completed for
,ha chinese Government an iron gun
boat, and supplied It with ten.in D..
Nayasour gun which has s1ch power
that there is not all English man-of'
war in the service that can resist dam
f-~.,, ita nhnt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31

oNIoNS-Old dry, 81 40 per barrel. Mar
ket bare.
POrATOES-ThGre is little or nothing do
ing, and but few good In market They are
worth from 1920 cents per bushel. New
ones coming in, are worth "a 90 per bushel.
BEANS-Vary, "A cents per To-; white ic.
Supply good. H
CABBA GES--SOme in market; supply
lgh.. Scarce and high.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
LINE Am nE,rnNr.

LlME-The bes quality In barrels, is woru,
" w. IN bulk, VI 80. ordinary Dallas, "a
cents per hushcl.
CEMENT ltosendalo Is worth 81 10 psr
narrei Louisville best, little kept, "a ~ boz
PLAsrER-ls worth s. 80 per barrel. The
supply OF tho above mentioned articles Ia
amplei demand mir, market hrm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
TOBACCO AND CIaARs.

ToBACC0-Is worth from 5O@75c, accord
Ing 70 quality; The market Is declining;
the stock is large ana the demand very good.
CIdARS-Wortb from 81 Dos " for domes-
tlcwJth Havana filters. Market Is dull sup
ply ample, demand fair. sfsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-31
No. DAlLY HERALD.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
,,,i and Departure OF Trains NJ
Dallas,


oousroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
hV'' Airiy0b
/, ND ulesouln gnaii ana eE pressllr 5lil q, m
\ w Nc North lmall ANA eNpressl, 62l =. m
Nv Ky North, accommodation $500 y, m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC,
LnaNcs, Arrives
,J P,pruss.,.,,.,, 6'2j y, m, 1905 n, IN
lt,ni tiIou,,..,,,..,, 900 a, m, $3.50 u, m
2 l.p,h Frpl.ht. ....,..a,b'N y, VI, 1000 u. IA
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CnnNiY nnMnlsslnSrRS.

lktrlc' No. Nv. II. Witt, Trinity Mills,
lRtrlct No. 2-T. j. Nash, Duck Creek.
lktrct No. 3-Flem. &. Bledsoe, Hutcbins
)btTct No. IN. o. McAdams, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
'nclnct No. Nv. w. Peak and Il. G..
1Lnre, Dallas.
'nclnct No. 2-J. z. Blewett, Richardson.
Phclnct No. BE. I. Myers, Duck Creek.
ftcnct No. A, b. Lanier, Haughts
nj.
hbcuct No. g. ------ Saunders, Lancas-
'ecnct No. G--Joseph II. Stewart, Cedar
'ncnct No. 7--G. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
'rcnCt No. S--John Preston, Grapevine.
"A C0NSTABLES.
'nCInCt No. IA. H.Hardin, Dallas
Ecnct No. 81. NJ. Salmons, Trinity
'Ncnct No. al. Nj. Bergman, Duck
stI,
'fcnct No. Alas. IL. Sullivan. HNught's
1tcnCt No. 5--Robert George, Lancaster.
1acnct No. Eagle Ferd.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-Nat. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
Nnn'y Judge-Robert IL, West.
JQnnty AttOrney--George N. Aldredge.
Dkirlct Clerk William A. Harwood.
Qo0nly Clerk-Alexander Harwood.
shrl1-W NJ. Moon.
Suvey0r-Robert Nj. Cook.
Indsurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cttle and Hide InspectOr-- - Emerson
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THE MAILS.
Norlhcrn Mail.

IA NNNANFNh "hAAs
4. 4. x. and r. Il, H., comprising western,
", e'rli nnd eastern hlnioa, Now York and
4 lS1s mails, nrriyuNat 4isi y m; depart.
IN am Pouch closes VA M
n Southern mail.
N. AZ orleans aud southern Louisiana, ual.
y" Houston, Austin, Waco, aud all uthut
Ht''m sOnthcrn ToNns, arrives ut Iij a
''r,sparts al t'4i y m, Pouch closes Ht ) p m,
Y Eastern Mail,
Al n and +. R,R., comprising southern and
" drsHtrs Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem.
M Lille Rock, und Shreveport, aud all
KIM Texas, arrives daily nj 1905 p m; dc.
Al, daily NJ B'l) y M Pouch closes no o
"A Western Mail,
An Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
'ribcrlod, Decatur Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
n we,ern posts, arrives at 400 p m: de-
Nh II sDJa M
Cedar HiiI Mail.
Mar I'M, Mansfield, Alvurado and Cross
hbep, arrives ~ p N Wednesday ana
hrIay; departs Monday aud Thursday at
a Denton Mail.
hbton bolivar, Ellzabcthtown, Boyd's
IN, lewlsvlllo and Trinity Mills, arrives
IN m, Monday, wednesday and saturday
p,rlS at d. u, m. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
lives every Monday at p. IN. Departs
elay ut q, m
Onice Hours.
klIyory window, & a. m. To 8 p. M. money
III window, 4 u. m, to ~ m, and nom y.
bIpm. stamps sold from u. IN, 70 8
j, Letters registered only during money
fs hours.
\ persons having complaints against the
n on any account, Will please present the
u, IN writing or In person, 10 the Post.
Ilar
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FINANCE AND rRAnE.
" lut 90 Inf lirRAip,
hiAl's, TuKnh, Nuy hi, $50.
MONITAuN

ue none Any market is evlnt strin,.
Xxx iul uNtAlut business, bul thefe IN am,f
'uNlh hli lfslllhlRle business nud ronnin.,
An11ild,,sTahnyi ng, " selling, a.
nllNNH Prices nominal.
There u hat liitle gold on sllver In ,n.rL.,
premium. F''' 'N"h' n
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SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

v Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street.
~. N. Wheat's store.
MLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
RnS meets mt the Chapter Rooms In the
La Dallas, on the arst Monday in each
A. A. JOHNSTON, NJ. f. H. p.
@lpH Il. FISHER, Secretary.
4NNEHlLL LODGE, No. 50, T, Il a. M,
Vi on the second and last Saturday even
~ each month, ut the Masonic Hull.
HENRY BOIL, ". M.
"A loucKX, Secretary.
AlLAS LODGE, No 412 f. d A. NJ
VI on the first and third Saturday even.
Aol every month, at its hall over {. NJ
'@ts store, on Main street.
Il W. O. Common, W. NJ.
'fADGETsr Sprrptnry
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Odd Fellows

Nv every month, at Its hall over Z. NJ
H~ts store, on Main street.
& W. @. Common, W. NJ.
PADGErr, Secretary.
\ Odd Fellows.
LODGE NO. 2q3, /. o.
" meets every Thursday night at Odd
'Es Hall. j. GhOSSMA n, N. Il.
WAGNER, Secretary.
.Fh Lodge, |. o. 0. F., meets at Rich
Ili, DALLAS county, every "Wednesday
"hg' at half-past z o'clock.
II W. H. STARK, NC,
"a BLEwETr, Secretary.
peELEx rNCAMPMENT No. IS, L. o,
" meets on the first and third Friday
~ IN each month, at the odd Fellows.
j. II. DAVIS, @. p.
WAGNER, Scribe.
AALAS LODGE No. A, I. o.o.F., meets
ivy Wednesday night. at the odd Fell
'rhali. Il. CANDY, N. q.
Unity LODGE No. 1888 1 0. o. F., meets
n Monday nightat Odd Fellows hall.
c. II. CALHOUN, N. G.
"A sVMAs CHAPEL LODGE, |. o.. g. T.,
q "a every saturday night at the Thomas
SION S. RECORD. W. c. T.
II RECORD W. Secretary.
Z. LODGE No. l4s, /. o. @. r.. meets
a rriuay night, at their lodge room, on
"sueet, between Austin and Lamar.
N M JOSEPH SWAIN, W. Z. L.
v McNEaLUs, W. $. 'T- y
NIED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
livery Monday night ut old College
'''hs' Elm street, at eight o'clock p. NJ.
N. RUSSELL, II. :.
BNai FIRTH.
tLhAs LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
n. enefy second and fourth Tuesday In
mhvntn. President, d. 0oslin; vice pres
molse Kahn: secretary, Joseph Il
Kaba monitor, ID. Goslin; treasurer. Eman
RI DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IN inn ,oN, meets regularly ON the ID
iueslays of each month, at 3 O'CLOCK
N ~ ". III RSTON, NJ. D., President.
'hAhAa, NJ. D.. Secretary.
y. A-The Young Mems Christian
4 'N'n rraSer Meeting at 5 p. M, every
4 Knights OF Pythias. =
y pt De LION LODGE No. 8, meet,
a thursday evening. T. M. Miers, y. o
AhspauHh, q. c., Richard Morgan, V
IN noicSullam, Prelate; ID. Il. Richard
III ~. and =. Jos. Swain, Master-at
W. Leigh, M. OF f.. Paul Furst. N. o
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Knights or px,hias.

I'm IT., DE LION LODGE No. 8, meets
Annmursuay evening. T. M. Miers, i. Q.
.AunMspauEh, q. @, Richard Morgan, V.
WeVullam, Prelate; D. Il. Richard
III n and =. Jos. Swain, Master-at.
wv Leigh, NJ. OF E.. Paul Furst. N. OF
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h Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
iberfam, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksbofo
we,lern posts, arrives at 400 p m; de-
al Nam IA IN.
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Southorn mail.

M. x. and r. Il, H., comprising western,
e'rn nnd eastern Htnloa, New York and
'nls mails, nrrlynSat 9ili y m; depart,
lfam. Pouch CLOSES AT 7 m.
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BNai FIRTH,

LAS LAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
N.Y. ensfy second and fourth Tuesday in
mouth. President, ID. Goslin; vice pres
Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph r
I'M monitor, ID. Goslin; treasurer, Eman
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oeiar lllll, Mansfield, Alynrhdo and Cross
'STay; departs Monday aud Thursday AT
, 1876-07-08

mand over and accompanied it to join
Custer, who knew it was coming be-
fore the fight occurred. Lieutenant
Crittenden, son of General Critten-
den, was among the killed.
NEW YORK. June 6-The following
was the organization OF Gen. Joe Gus
ter's staff: First Lieutenant W. w.
Cook. Adjutant; First Lieutenant H. J.
Newland. Regimental Quartermaster;
Major NJ. A. Reno. commanding right
wing: Captain W. F. Benton, COM
manding left wing; Captain W. Keogh-
commanding first battalion; Captain G,
W. Gates commanding second battalion.
Captain F. 3. Wier commanding third
battalion; Captain F. H. French CON-
manding fourth battalion; Captain NJ
Maryland commanding Company A !; Cap.
tain +. A. McDougall commanding Com
pany B; Captain F. W. Custer COM
manding Company c; Second Lieu,en.
ant W. s. Edgerly commanding Compa-
ny D: First Lieutenant A. Il. Smitl,
commanding Company E; Captain G,
W. Yates commanding Company F;
First Lieutenant Macintosh com.napd-
ing Company G; First Lieutenant F. W.
Gibson commanding Company H; First
Lieutenant J. E. Porter commanding
Company 1; First Lieutenant E. S. God
frey commanding Company K; First
Lieutenant j. Calhoun commanding
Company l.; Fret Lieutenant f. Motley
commanding Company NJ; First Lieu
tenant D. C. Darudio attached to COM
pany A; Second Lieutenapt D. G. Wal
lace attached 10 Company G; Second
Lieutenant H. NJ. Harrington attached
to Company C; Second Lieutenant L. R
Hare attached to Company X; Second
Lieutenant j. NJ. Stureis attached to
Company E; Second Lieutenant W. V,
O'Reilly.
WASHINGTON July 6.-The news OF the
death of General Custer and the terrible
disaster. produced profound sensation
here, particularly in army circles. Up
to noon there have been no official ad-
vices received at the War Department.
Secretary Cameron, General Sher-
man and Lieutenant General Sheridan
are now in Philadelphia.
Numbers of people. anxious as to the
fate of their friends in the Indian
country, have visited the War Depart
ment to-day.
, 1876-07-08
EASTERN srAres.

New YORK. July g. Isaac Golddein. a
dry goods dealer. committed suicide
yesterday BY shooting himself. His firm
had recently gone into bankruptcy; lis>
bilities. $SO,OOO.
CHICAGO. July 6.-F. 0. Jeffary, of
Syracuse. N. Y. shielded about noon
to-day at the Palmer House, where lie
had been stopping since Monday. His
lifeless BODY was found in bathroom.
suspended by rope from an impro-
vised scaffold.
New foak. July 6.-The Tribune's
Washington special of the 5th saws.
friends of Hendricks say that he will
soon arrive in Washington and use his
influence to induce the House to pass
the bill rep -aling the Specie Resump.
ton Act. l: is stated that Hendricks
Will not publish his formal letter of ac
ceptance until after the House shall
have taken some definite action on this
subject. If it shall vote to repeal. he
will mske very prominent feature of
the actor in his letter of acceptance.
1t is by no means certain, however.
that it is 10 the pc yer of the House to
repeal the Resumption Act, unless the
Republicans shall enter into a copsp,r>
acy with the Democrats to enable them
to do this.
Friends of Conkling say he will take
the stump during the canvass in sew
eral Western States.
The Worlds Washington special says
Commissioner Pratt has insisted that
he shall be consulted in appointments
and removals in the Internal Revenue
Bureau, or else he considers his eff
cheney as an official impaired. and will
resign. He is opposed to changes al
ready made and contemplated. Other
Washington correspondents, however,
think differently.
, 1876-07-08
PACIFIC COAST

San Francisco, July 6.--The tele-
graph wires are all down east Of
Omaha. A heavy storm is raging in
that section of country; news, con-
fequently, is confined to local mat
tiers.
Flour - Supertine, 81 25@ 81 15:
Extra. S5@s5 so for shipping lots;
S5 25@S5 IS for jobbing. Wheat :
Nothing doing to-day: shipping
nominal. 81 50. Oats--S1 GOA 50:
will cover all grades of feed.
A terrific and fatal explosion oc-
CURED at II o'clock to-day at Selby's
Smelling Works. A carpenter
named Peter Williams was engaged
in doing some work around a large
blow-pipe, when it exploded with
great force, instantly killing him.
Portions Of the blow-pipe went
through the roof.
A man named Page, brakeman
on the s. p. r. R., was stabbed
about half-past 10 o'clock last night
near the corner of Mission and
Third streets, by some person whose
name was not learned. The wound
ed man was removed to a drug store
and died there. No arrests have
been made.
, 1876-07-08

STILL AHEAD.-The last thing we
have seen is the patent beer cooler
at the Centennial Beer Hall. foot of
Mill street.
SODA WATER.--For the very best
lce-cold soda-water call onJ. F. Nor
rill.
POPULAR Jacks "Punch." =
JUST received by Dakota. flags, Ere
crackers, Chinese lanterns. and an end
less variety of decorations for the Fourth
OF July, at John l.. Jamieson's.
FRED STAND is the place to get
the best cigars in the city. Give
him call.
Two things every patriot should do
go to the Centennial and smoke Jack
Levy's cigars.
THERE will be a regular meeting of
Washington Council Kadosh No. A.
and A. >. K. at Masonic Hall on Thurs
day. 10Th instant. at 8 O. clock, NJ. All
B. B. OF the Rite are cordially invited
to be present.
Seattle, June 27, 1876. j27d3t
"Just Out" and "Elane," these
celebrated brands of cigars can be
found at the Bivouac kept by Foster
& Fletcher. -
LYoN's KATHAIRIoN makes beautifuI,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
the test of 40 years. Is charmingly per-
fumed, and has no rival. my8yl
SOMETHING NEw.-Call and see
the indestructable Lamp Chimney
at M. A. Kelly Il Co. s, the French
patent, will stand every temperature
of heat and any change and will not
brake. They keep also the best as
For imported cigars, go to John
Z. Jamieson's.
| For Eastern and Californi Papers.
and Periodicalsat Publishers prices
go to John L. Jamieson's.
| For SALE.-A desirable residence
consisting of lots and house on
the corner Of 9th and Pine streets.
Must be sold Immediately. Apply
to Moore, tie photographer, Seattle.
ABOVE. ALI ELSE, BE IN STYLE.
Schwabachers are in receipt OF the
latest style g Plug Hats, which can
be had for the small sum of six
dollars: . je17-1w.