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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-02

where they belong, attention must be
given to the influence of tho war on
Southeast Missouri.
And here, unless all facts are at
fault, when we have dedacted the
butcheries that grew out of feuds and
personal spite, and the contests arising
between those who had property and
those who had none, there will be but
little war left.
The men who went to war on what
they really regarded as principle, en-
tered into the regular army, on the one
side or the other. and fought the quar-
rel out to death or the end.
Compared with the whole popula-
ton actually citizens of Southeast Mis-
souri,, on the LIST day of January, 1861,
comparatively few entered the rpgula
army on either side.
Taken altogether, this sectiondcoun-
try probably touched bottom absut the
1st of January, 1861. The warIwa a
benefit. 1t rid the country of Sme of
it's irresponsible population by hutual
slaughter. 1t developed other until
the authorities knew what to d with
them. Others who had been dforder-
ly before having undergone thI rough
experiences of the war, finding lat 1.-The
way of the transgressor is bard, lecame
civil men, and others left the duntry.
The next influence to be indeed, is
that of the emigration, which 1oming
west, has been DETECTED sou Inward.
This is to be divided into GLASSES:
Those who came with q view } make
here bona fide home and SHIRE the
lot of the country; their inflfnce is
steadily for good. The othf class
CA me here to make fortune OF of the
ignorance or necessities of the Puntry,
aud spend it elsewhere; their if1uence
is only evil, and that continhllally,
and it is q cause of congratula4n that,
although they may try once while
to galvanize an excitement ito life,
their time ia about out here.
The last thing to be noticd is the
influence Of the panic of ISL. This
being an iron panic, bore hevily on
Southeast Missouri; but, by hutting
down furnaces, it scattered ! great
deai Of that psuniseuous pfulation
which naturally draws arotd such
places. Some of it went Il Texas,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-02

tender, and it's front wheels were al.
most buried In the mud. The engine
was lying on its side at the foot of the
smbankment, completely demolished
and bespattered with mud and slime
1t rolled over in such way that water
from the tender rushed into the furnace
and put the fire under its boiler almost
instantly"
The express and mail cars were placed
on the track by tho wrecking train,
and the conductor and engineer then
walked to Piedmont and procured an
engine, which pulled the delayed train
to st. Louis.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-02

where work was abundant and wages
good; others obtained land here, and
went to. farming. So that the country
was really richer in 1876 than in 1872.
Taken altogether, it may be safe to
say that Southeast Missouri is quietly
and steadily going on the upgrade.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-02
Mrs. PartingtOn Says.

Don't take any of the quack rostrums,
as hey are r, gituental to the human cistern;
but put your trust in Hop Bitters, which will
cure general dila pidation. costive habits, and
all comic diseases. They saved Isaa: from a
severe extract of tripod fever. They are the
ne plus unum of medicines.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-02

The Guiteau trial was concluded last
Thursday, and, after consultation of
twenty minutes, the jury returned a
verdict Of guilty" The result gives
universal satisfaction, and according to
present appearances the assassin will
in dNe tiRse receive his just punish
ment. And yet in some quarters there
are grave doubts as to the final result.
The defendants counsel claim that 10
Mr.. Garfield died in New Jersey, the
courts of the District of Columbia had
no Jurisdiction in the case, and on this
and other grounds have filed "bill o +
exceptions" asking for new trial. IF
that be denied, an appeal to the full
bench Of Judges will be taken. In
1909 man named Bladen was indicted
in the District of Columbia for man.
slaughter. The mortal blow was in
flicted at Alexandria, then within the
limits of the District. The victim died
in the State of Maryland. After a ver-
dict Of guilty, the prisoner was dis
charged. The court, Of which William
Cranch was then Chief Judge, held, in
the language of the official report,
"that as the death happened in st.
Mary's county, in Maryland, although
the fatal stroke was given here, the
judgment must be for the prisoner, the
offence not being complete within our
Jurisdiction" Is there anything which
makes the law on this subject in the
District Of Columbia any different now
from the Law thus laid down in 1909?
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The Great Southern Remedy"

hraHo' Chlil Nure, when Is war
ranted ior the cure OF cbills and fever
Is "a positive ahtldote Tor malaria, and
mas no rlYal rs Tome Tor building ~
an emaclatea system from such Gil
llatlc causes, ana TO those VINO are
necessarily exposed TO mlasmatlc inhu'
Ghces' ana are attended with the FOL
lowing symptoms such as loss OF appe'
Ilte, achlhR Oh tl'e Dhck ana JOINTS, ie-
V%lshhess' severe heauache, lnulspOsl'
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I, III.
improved Iron lnvigorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
bnariln knowR to the PROF. ssion. In
which iron is combined; and so complete
is the success OF this preparation. that 1t Is
destined to become, without doubt, the
most popul r OF all the iron tonics now
in use. And We hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine is no secret nostrum OF
chcaply COTTON up compound. but truly q
genuine constitutional remedy, possess.
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
to rrcuprrate and invigorate the human
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which nine-tenths of all our Ills first orig
mate, because when the digestion is im.
paired from want of the natural salt that
is so important in the digestive economy
of man, then it is that This VIPER IN his
many types, usually called diseascs.such a.
lG- siiude ana sour stomach, waketulness,
mental exhaustion, Impaired Vitality. witt
general prOstTatiun OF the whole system
liver complaint, follow ed by night sweats
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER. KID
My aud BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known us rheumatism, neu-
rhgiu, backache and nervous and sick
headache, And all cousumptiYes, and
weak females. who are in search OF q
good tonic to build up their constitution
cannot find, we honestly believe, u better
ora more certain remedy on earth. One
bottle is sufficient to prove TO you its
wonderful medicinal properties, II taken
regularly according to directions. Ask
your druggist Tor IMPROVED IRoN INvIG.
ORATOR and be sure to take no other
Price ) per bottle Prepared only by
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
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a GOLDEN WEDDING.
Celebrated AZ Richcy'- station
NasaprIuy.

The semi centennial anniversary OF
the wedding day Of r. " 'Ihos Stanford
aud his wife, Mrs. l.. X ". Stanford.
was ce ebrated at Richeys station yes.
tcrdny by q gun dinner and social
amenities partaken Of by eighty.seven
persons present, fifty six oi whom were
children, grandchildren and greHt-
grandchildren Of the venerable couple.
The Rev. Thos. Stanford, son Of Rev.
Geo. Stanford and Jomima Stanford,
was born IN Lincoln county, Tennessee,
IN 1913 and il 50 nr4 Of age. Mrs
Lemrrlcs Stan ord, daugh or Of Nicho.
IA and fancy Harris, was born iu Bed
ford county, Tennessee, November 1 h,
1915, and is IN the 9th ear her age.
The two were married in Arkansas,
DeCemb Both, 1882. The issu " the
marriage was eleven children, nine sons
and two daughters, two sons dying In
infancy. Six sons and two daughters
nre m rrled, who children now mum.
Der forty five and their grandch ldrel
eleven, so that the venerable couple on
their golden wedding looked down on
three generations. Besides this nuwcr.
Gus family the horse of these venerable
p eplc has bvuu 90 its time the permn-
u' MT humo II eighteen orphan chldtcl,
who are counted IA par Ut tine gr at
family Thirty sryou Of the fifty siX are
members 9f the Methods chu ch and
seven OF the orphans are "a lao u'e"u' r'
of I e same church, dud me Rev NJ.
Stanford himself has been % minister OF
lnt church for forty.uue years. A re.
markuble f.ct connected herewith Is
tina there has not been death in the
i"medlntc family for the past thirty
seven carr. The day wus very pleas.
ant one, and the worthy couple received
for presents $40 IN gold coi f, 1t being
their request tat no gold oru mcut- be
given them. May this great family in
crruse and the venerable founders live
many years.
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Cumberland TT sby terrain thurch--sorviccs At
II Ia. m by Rev. : A. King. No seryi .,
at uisht. sunday school at $50 a. 40.
FIRST Baptist Churcl--pr r. puuc,n
viii preach at u o. clock aud DR. X. &. Bur.
Lesson 81 night.
Germsn Evangelical Chueh-scr,icc, t,-d ty
and TO -rHorrow (New Years day. u U'cl, \
w. by the ua'tor, Bey. -. Wernlug
St Paui's Episcopal Church-Lay services At
Il m No night service account u le
sickness OF Rev, g. a. Rogers, tho rector
Religious and Benevolent Association Rev
y Shaw viii preach at the district court
room at u n m. aud seven %. m. Subject
for morning sermon "ruuu.ht-. worIa
and decide. Eveoi some observations
on orthodox Christianity"
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rov Charl,, %
Giddings, pHst.r. Services att O'Clock, -.
IA, in the German NJ H. clur. h .
corner sixth aud fraukiu .trcets sud "
school nj up. IN.
Flnh Street Methodist lhutrh--Rov ur. us.
Machey, pastor viii preach mt. morn *
aud evening At II hud e O'Clock Subject tor
morning sernol; Communion and the
church, Evening Integrity, or the way
to ken out u temptation " CIa-s meeting
at y. iH. sunday school ato.la O. In.
Flnh street Christina ChLrch--crvic.z ut n a.
m. conducted boy one nf the oldcIs Of the
church. No night service SUNDAY soh,,i
AolIn m
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Oyster PnrIor.

One Of the abandonment and most
pleasing Institutions of the city Of Waco,
IL the elegant oyster rarlor Of w II.
lironnum, m the new Sturgis block,
Fourth street, where the delicious and
hilarious bvHlyeH are served up in royal
style, slowed, frod or raw, with choicest
condiments and In the highest art
known to cookery The stranger who
has not eaten uyst IA at Bronuum's has
missed the best thing in the city and
the citizen who has not put his feet
under Bronnum's hospituble tables and
enten oysters with fair lady ON he
opposite side Of the table il man to be
pilled Seriously. Bronuum's elegant
oyster parlur Ia II credit to the city and
the trade he is doing il very large. We
ndvise Que renders II they have fit Of
the blues or If they are downhearted and
contemplate suicide to 20 to Brunnum's
aud take Il dozen fried and tnoir ri ON
will be dispelled and they will laugh at
sorrow. here is no place like Bron.
NUNS Tor oysters, fragrant cigars or any
other delicacy.
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Ia of u. II q IL.

At the last regular meeting of Waco
Lodge No. -, Knights Of Pythius, the
following officers were elected to serve
mander, Seymour Ash; vice chancellor
Il. H. Rogers; prelat ". NJ. Sleeper
master Of eNchequcr, Bell Brooks; mas
ter OF finance, ". +. Riviere; keercr Of
records AID seal, Ed A. Marsh II; mas,
ter Of arms, VIM. Brooks; trustees, T.
IL. Robertson q. W. Cleveland. Rich
ard Munro; representative to the Grand
Lodge, j Ii. Finks. The newly elected
ilicer- will bo installed ut n meeting to
be held ON next Tuesday night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31
PRACTICAL CHIROPODrST
Twelve Years Experience.

| have opened an Office Mt the Pacific
Shaving Parlor, under the Pacific Hotr.
COrns, bunions, iu-growing toe nails
and all defects Of the feet treated. Per.
man MT cure guaranteed or no pay. Call
at privat' residence by request Corns
extra ted positively without pain, an d
immedh 'te relief given.
PHoF. l.. b, ANsoN, Chiropodist.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Ste henson, Iibbs 4 Steiner have
just received a large invoice of new and
81 giant goods, in the shape Of parlor
suits dressing case suits, wardrnbes,
etc, which are marvels Of beauty and
+ cbness, and which Notwithstanding @
holidays are nearly over they are selling
Mt remarkably low prices Purchasers
should give them call aud look at o. e
they are now showing in parlOr
suits, some Of which are extremely beau.
titul They exhibit all the newest styles
ont and at prices which are remarkably
lu,lIiur
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31
A LDERMANIC ELECTION.

whereas, there is a vacancy in the Office
of alderman in the Fnst warr cluscd by
the removal of Alderman W. B. Scar
borough from said ward, now Their tore [,
W. II. Wilkes, mayor OF the city OF Waco,
do issue This my proclaim tipn. ordering
an election to elect an Alderman I'm First
ward on Tuesday, Jdnu ny !. SS3. Voting
place mayor office, judges. E.P Massey,
J. II. Iorbett and and II Hu chcnrid, r..
Witness my hand this the 26.h dav OF
December 1852. W. II. WILKES, Mayor.
Attest:
D. II; kRINKERHoFF, City Recorder.
l2l75t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31
Simple Remedies
Casoara Cordial.

one of the latest and most pleasant o
all liquid catllaIcs, this elegant prepare
ton + made with scrupulOus care iron
the best and most carefully selected nhte
rial 1t is with the greatest plerslnt TIA
we recommend this very superior Ia
harmless remedy as being the satesN at,
surest laxative and cathartiC tor wear -
males and children, now in use, and 70
habilual constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot find anything more speedy or ce
tain. IL is cOmbined with aromatics ii
such a manner that the bitterness of the
ca'cara sa9rada is completely disguised
take no other. Price 80 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker II Willis, Waco
reIas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Gents Gold Watches from 40 to 1915.
Ladies' Gold Watches from 20 to 800
Gents Silver Watches from 10 to 500.
Boys Silver Watches from to 800.
Nickel Watches from to Sl2.
Chatclain Watches in Gold, Silver and
Nickel.
Waltham Dust Proof Watches in Gold
and Silver.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Not John ireland, but John Crson
He is and has Just opened mp fine new
saloon-"Ihe Two Brothers Austin
1T eet, one door above the Taylor House,
where the finest of wines, liquors and
cigars wi be dealt ont to his old patrons
and new customers. John is the prince
OF caterers to the public Taste, and no
lover of good bibulous compounds
should forget the new place.-l2gitf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Fine Cameo Sets,
Fine Coral Sets,
Fine Pearl Sets
Fine Turquoise Sets,
Fine Enamel Gold Sets,
Lace Pins-Great Variety,
Ear Drops in all Styles and Prices,
The most complete stock of Bracelets
ever offered in Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Gents Solid Gold Chains in great
Variety.
Ladies Solid Gold Chains,
Ladies', Misses and Cmldren's Neck.
laces and Lockots in prices varying
from SO to 1875.
a great variety of Solid Gold Sleeve
and Collar Buttons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31
H'E3ss SONAI..

Mr. u. X. Meade, OF Galveston, i. in the
city.
DR. jan Willis is in the city for lew
days.
Mr. John Lchr was in from Dublinycs
to-day.
Cnpt John Cohhs has returned from Il
visit % Cumnncne.
Mr. i. Bernstein, OF Galveston, Is the
city, on short visit.
Mr. ia. Fallou /, speeding the holidays
with relations and friends tu the city.
Mr.. T.. Rotan was reported To be- quite
III last night, though his friends hope tor
his early ccONery.
Miss My Johnnie stephenson went
over 10 turscnnu yesterday on visit t.
her friend Miss llallic lIilbrrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W -. Tricr, Mr.. MIR.
shall Surmtt and Mr, tms Snecl return
ed last evening from visit to Nashville
amt Lebanon, Tennessee.
Mr.. stephen Turner who has been
spending the holidays with his family.
lett last evening for Garrett, whrrc he il
engaged ~ engineer Tor the Central road.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

The annual meeting of stockhol lers Of
the Waco Building Association will be
held at their office, in Waco, Texas, on
Tues lay, the second day OF January,
1888, at 1880 p. M, for the purpose If
electiug board Of directors for the
year 1883, and passing upon amend.
ments to the 10y laws. All stockholders
are urged to attend.
l22I0lO2 JAS. |. MuoRE. Sec'y.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

All of those line groceries that was to
have been here before Christmas and
were dclHycdhuye come 10 hand, ard now
II you want any choi.o craberrIes, new
Maple Syrup, Buckwheu Flor. fine
French Prunos, Pttod Cherries, Grirl
Pine Apple, Cilrun, Dates, Fig, Rai,in,,
Fancy and Stick Ctndic., Fine axes Ele.
giant New Nuts, OF every vari ty. Fruit.
Butter Minre Meat or any kind OF staple
groceries. We want YOU to tn come amt
zee what IN elegant and heavy stock We
have. Give u, Trial before commencing
the new year, AMI you will hc satisfied
that tor low prices, good assortment amt
prompt delivery none ran excel us.
a. JuNrs TAYLOR & Bro
Nos. / and Piather Block.
1upntp
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kindergnrtenN otice.

The Misses Carroll will reopen the
kindergarten Tuesday, January 2d. at the
rcsid"nce OF the late Mrs. Aveilhe, corner
Columbus AMI Tenth street, where there
are superior accommodations
The vely desirable little cottage of the
Misses Cnrroll.No 50 South Fourth street
is tlured for rent. Apply to Mrs. b F.
Rlohry, mkt door l2202t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

silver Ware,
Solid Silver Tea Spoons,
solid Silver Table spoons,
Solid Silver Dessert Spoons,
Solid Silver Forks,
Solid SILVER Napkin Rings,
solid Silver Sugar spoons,
Solid Silver Pickle Forks,
solid SILVER Soup Ladies,
Solid Silver Cream Ladies, Etc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Dr. II. W, Brown has moved his Office
from Castles y Co.'S drug store to the
Cha merr building, northeast corner ~
Austin al d -Four b streets, & Cond floor,
next to telegraph Office. His new Office
If fitted mp with consulting room for
philenls, lAnIes OF genLl,mcn.-l23l I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

At Beaumont Lumber Yard, Fourth
street, opposite Baptist Church. A com.
plcte stock OF choice long straw pine
lumber; best in the country, Full supply
of -ashcs doors, blinds, &c Dressed um-
bel, fence pickets and every variety OF
building goods. Prices the very lowest.
Consult your own interest by going to the
b caumout Lumber Nard.--i2 3Olm
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GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES.

Diamond Rings from Sl2 to $3.50.
Diamond Ear Rings from SIG to 800.
Diamond Lace Pins from $l5 to 5000.
Diamond Scarf Pins from So to $40.
Diamond Sets from $50 TO 5000.
Diamond Studs from Sl2 to $3.50.
Diamond Sleeve Buttons from $40 to
$40.
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By solicitation, Rev. WIN. Massey vii
pr, ach NJ 3;3O o'c ock this evening. ana
At 1880, Mt night A. here is II d, licii IL
tie pastors salary every member is asked
to co.op,raJe on this Occasion.
Z. ". CHuHCu.
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Baileys Saline Apperient If pleas.
ant, cooling cathartic for the instant
cure Of headache, indigestion, cunsti-
patton, heartburn, biliousness, etc
l22Stw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

We have established collecting
agency In the Sturgis block, south
Fourth street Monthly collections a
81 eclalty.-ly3l1t
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MrnIIIer ,I,n.IlnN.

The indications Tor the west gull states
are stationary or a slight rise In Temporal
turc In ea.tern portion, stationary or
higher barometer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-31

Tie Wa.halla club tonight will wa.ch
the old year out aud The new in. They
will lCust the YER dying md forget his
isulls and drink bumpers 10 the new year
coming in and dance and laugh and sing
sweet songs Of the iaIhelland And the
old year Will die willie the city Is sleeping
and the new Year will come in softly H. an
infant, and lO-mOrrow's sLn viii rise as il
always rises, and rs the morning breaks
into dhy,cilizens young and Old will drop
into llel2's and buy his fragrant cigars in
the new ear oi 1883 as they have done In
the old year 1852. W by? Because he keeps
the best ard finest brands In tie market.
II You want a nice dress shirt at low
nrlcp cnll nj Il Hnhnr,a I0HlIr
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The nobbi'st suit Of clothing for the
east money ri B Haber's.-l23ltc
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NEW YEAR CARDS.
Aud visiting Cards.


An elegant assortment at W. II, Wat
kins' book store.
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Fine Gold Headed Canes,
Fine Plush Dressing Cases,
Fine Meerschaum Pipes,
Fine MeerschaumCigar Holders
Cigar Cases inliuss,anLeather
Fine Photograph Albums in Leather
and Plush from SIS to $50,
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The following receipts speak for them
selves, and were voluntarily conceded
us y the ladies whose III natures are
appended.
Received ~ Fashion Bozar a No. 7
liy drawer American sewing marhiuc.
with all attachments, Instructions and a
five ye rs gu ruutoe, Hs tine result of
the drawing on Saturday cveai.g, De
rcmhcr 23d, 1881, holii Ger liicate
No 1861. Mns. jog GREEN.
Received u Fa-h iou Buzlr. as result
~ drawing on Saturday evening, Dec m
Der 23d, 1889, pair OF cxtru heavy mail
ickct vases, / holding certificate No.
1911 EARLE HAHnIsoN.
Recciv d Of the Fashion Bn2 IA
result Of drawing ON Saturday evening,
December % 1872, one Trel Y celluloid
hnni mirror holding No. 2OS2,
Mus. h. LESLIE.
Received NJ the Fashion Bazar an
result Of drnwi ON Saturday evening,
December %, 1892, one pnir large Parau
marble busts, holding No 1880.
MRs, W. l.. GArLrN.
The claimant fr the doll has not vet
put in an appearance; who hn, he mum
Der till5) that won it2-l23lltc
Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
NEW YoRR. Noyemher II

special Dlspatch TO THR BBB.
New YORK, November 10
Money 4@5 per cent, closed offered at
at 4 per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-6@S per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Steady; Bankers
bills, S4.S1; demand, $4.S5.
Governments were weak and generally
s@s per cent lower.
The stock market opened irregular with
q tendency to strengthen and as the day
advanced became strong with improving
prices. In the last hour the market was
strong to buoyant and the highest prices
of the day were made. Gould stocks were
special features, Texas & Pacific advanc.
ing to At, Wabash to 34a and 6o3, Western
Union to S2s, Missouri Pacific to 105A, and
Kansas & Texas to $50. Omaha and Read
ing, which were 80 weak this morning, ad-
vanced to the highest figures; also Louis
vile and Union Pacific.
The Post says: ''The market certainly
looks more as if shaping for a rise than it
has for many weeks"