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The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-26
\ BRACE OF THIEVES.
"T EN- y ESSEE ELL AND
"FRANK X
Attempt TO BURN THE
CITY JAIL.

For the past month Tho city Jail has
contained pair Of the worst sneak
thieves known to tho police of this city.
Tennessee Bill' and "Frsuk D.bblc are
their names They have been u source OF
much trouble and annoyance e. the
police Of this md other cities
along the river from ST. Louis TO Now Or.
leans. Ga Wednesday last "BilY con-
ciudod II term OF twonty-eight days im-
prsonment in the caiGbOJse, and his part
ner, Frank, had some ten days longer 10
ssryc. Bill was released but gave the po-
lice to understand that he would not leave
town until Franks term was up, when
they would 60 together. The matter was
brought to the attention of tho attorney,
who, in order to relieve the city Of this
brace Of thioves, issued stay Of oxccu-
tion in Frank 5 case, conditioned that they
both leave town by three clock yester-
day morning. Sergaont Cain opened the
Jail doora 70 Erant, stating 60 him the
conditions on which he was released
They were tho only prisoners in the
jail at the time, al! the others being out in
charge of the isilor, who was working
them on tho streets. Shortly after they
had lDi., "A little ten. yesr-o!d son Of tho
isileIs went into the Jail, whom he discov-
orad that quantity of clothing had been
piled IN in n corner of one Of the cells
and a common clay pipe with the bowl full
Of matches placed under them. Watcher
the matches were ignited before tho pris-
on,rs left tho jail or afterwards
Is not Hnown, but they were
burning and had communicated 10
the clothes. The fire had gained but it,.
tie head way and it waa tho work of a
moment TO cNtinguish il.
Alta leto hour in the night Ban and
Frank were found lettering about the
corner Of Fourth street and Commercial
avenue and were re-arres,ed and returned
to the Jail which but few hours before
they had eHdeavu-ed to give up as food
for the flames.
The mstier VIII be brought 20 the at
tion Of the grand jury, which is now IL
in session. II is to be hoped Indictment
will be found against both parties, anC
that they may be sent to Joliet, and thu
relieve this community of their pres
I epDe for while at least
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Yesterday afternoon, in the circuit
court, during the trisl Of Harris for stab
bing Turner, We counted at one time one
hundred and eighteen big, strong, healthy
negroes and twenty white men, most OF
whom we're either directly or indirectly
connected with the court. Had anyone
desired TO hire these negroes at good
wages, not half of them would deprive
themselves of hearing the ease--in which
not more than ten Of them were in any
way interested.
--Clark's thread FIVE cents spool at
llartmaus. 7-l0 t.
Health Officer Wooten has discovered
a mares nest or, in other words, n chol.
crR-breeding "sink hole in back yard on
Fifth street The proprietor OF this
dreadfully bad smelling place has been
loud in his denuncation Of the mayor and
city government generally because they
have not been more rigid in enforcing the
! health ordinances Of tho city. 1t was sup
| posed that he, of all men IN the city
would not be caugh. mapping. Bot how
uncertain is mans word. II is like 8
| clock out Of repair--not TO be depended
upon. We are informed that if that sinl
hole is not disintected within n certair
number Of hours the aforesaid Firtl
street gentleman will be requested t.
walk up TO the captains office and 'ettl,
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FOR SAFE OR RENT.

A two-story house on Commercial ave-
nuo near tho corner Of Nineteenth street.
The house is forty feet long by twenty
two foet wide, 1t contains ton rooms and
kitchen, and good cistern and necessary
out-houscs arc attached to it. 1t is well
ventilated and well adapted tor business
house or dwelling. 1t is in business part
of the city and has been newly painted
and renovated inside and out. Apply to
JoHN HEGARrr,
River shannon House, Ohio Levee,
Cairo, Illinois. 7-S-lm.
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EXCLUSION TO DENVER.

81. AND Sr j.. PACKET COMPANY
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July /, 1873. !
The Memphis and -. Louis Packet
company now offer for salo round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver and return
so, good for ninety days from date of
sale. Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and all principal points
west, and by river ana rail to all points
south For further inform nNon call AZ
the compsnys Office, NJ. n Ohio lcvee,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Ag'L
Sol. \. SiLvER, Passenger Agt.
Z. LII
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THE COURTS.
PEUJEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT ESTERDAI.

Court rc-assemJled at 81 o'clock and
the criminal docket was resumed
The trial of Chas. Wilson, (colored }
for slabbing Mr. William Elliott, was
continued, Messrs Linegsr y Lansden
Tor tho defense and County
Attorney Pope for tho prosecution Sew
era witnesses for the defense Soro exam
inel after which counsel in the case in.
du'gol Il brief addresses to tho jury At
the conclusion of tho arguments Of the
counsel the case WAS given to the Jury,
who after trief absence returned yer.
dict Of guilty, aud Gxod tho term of i'm
prisonmont at Ayo years in the pontcn-
tary.
william Burke, son Of the lato Dr.
Burke of this city, charged with breaking
INTO and stealing from the house OF Prot,
Lauborg, quantity of clothing, and
several musical matrament., was brought
into court plead guilty and sentenced to
the panitontary for two years.
James Harris, for commi.tngan assault
60 commit murder, WA. put upon trial
Trial by jury, " ii, MuIkoy and Har-
mon Black appointed by tho court to lee
fond thaprI'oneri County Attorney Popo
for tho prosecution. Wituos-cs heard and
W.Imoula by counsel; case giyou to the
iury at 4 o'clock. I'm. Tho 'yry ia iii.
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NOTICE or REMOVAL.

Messrs. Il. Smythe u Co, intend re-
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on the Ohio levee, y the
one occupied by them at the corner Of
Nineteenth and Commercial avenue, hay-
ing met with q success in their new store
far beyond their most ssnguine expec,s-
tions, they have concluded TO consolidate
for the present at least, their business
In the meantime their store house on the
levee will be given thorough overhaul
ing and placed in perfect repair. Thank.
ing the public for past iavors they respect.
fully solicit a continuance of the same.
7-lStf
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MODOCS VS.. RIVERSIDES.

The game Of base ball played yesterday
at Mound City between the Riversides Of
that place, and the Mcdocs of Cairo,
terminated in q victory for the Riversides,
making twenty-six more runs than our
Cairo boys. Charles A. Ssup was chosen
to act as umpire, which at fret he refused
to do, but there being no one else there
who could. or would act, and the River
sides insisting, he finally consented to
act. Everybody was in good humor,
and tho game went of pleasantly, and
satisfactorily to all parties concerned
Below we give the score.
pIyFRsIDrs
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A NEW FIRST-CLASS BARBER
SHOP

McHenry Roe & Co., Of New Orleans,
have come 10 this city TO stay, and have
lifted up lrst class barber-shop on Com
mcrcial avenue in the room neytto Han
mons book store, lstely occupied by Stu.
art & Gholson us dry goods store. The
workmon arc all lrst-class and are pre-
pared TO cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles. All they ssk is n
trial, They respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. McligSRY RoE Il Co,
T-lh-Nf
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FOR SALE

The house and lot No. 10, IN block Il,
situated OF Eleventh street, south side, be.
tween Walnut and Cedar streets. The
said house and lot will be sold cheap for
cash. For all psrtitulars enquire Of Mr..
Antony smith, WHO may be found at the
residence of William NJ Canaon.
CAIRO, Ills, July 2J, 1873. d lws
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A GOOD INVESTMENT. T.

A rare chance is offered to some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part OF the
city. Two lOts, 80 feet front on the ave-
nue., house stories. Two large stores
can be fitted up or the drst floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for offices or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire of .Jouy q. UAguAN x Co.,
o-4-u Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills
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ICE CkEAh.sALOON.

As warm weather IL appToscliue the
lovers OF ice cream viii be glad u leern that
Mes,rs. saup q Clarkson have iitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
pariors. Their uismmoth soda fountain ba.
Also been put !nxnnnng order, aud nothing
- wsntiug about the establishment to make
thc plessuye ard comfort Of tbrIr.patrons
.sonapl~t. 4-lI-tt
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NEW GOOD,.

Mr., Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial aud Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock of new and fashion,
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
AMI hfy diherent stylesof hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, low-
er- and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold At the lowest prices.
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MARKET REPORT.
PRICE CURRENT OFFICE, /
ihursday Evening, July Il, 1873. ]

|
thursday Evening, July Il, 1873.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The weather, which has been pleasant
or some days, has again turned extremely
warm. Our streets are dry and dusty and
though rain seems TO fall all around US, we
get none here. The market is generally
unchanged, business and ouotationsremain-
ing nearly Us last reported. The produces
market is well supplied and .ales good
THE MARKET
ssa5" Correspondents should bear ia mind |
that these quotations are for round lots |
from fret hands. For broken and small |
lots, and in filling orders, an advance Of !
to &c is charged over these prices 1sss-
FLOUR-ls in tolcrably good demand
prices unchanged Sales embrace $50 bbls
various grades 81 5O@o 80, low grade
80 bbis So 90; 100 bbls sgperhne ~, choice
NXN 100 bbls Ssi goodfamily 200 bbls g.
%; Fancy 800 bbls S9@9 30.
HAI-The market is bare Of good hay
and there is none arriving the demand is
good and / would sell readily low grades
are in light request. We note a sale Of
ear common at 81.
CORN-Continues in fair supply bu,
| limited domand. Prices are huctusting,
choice white sacked tending upward, ssles
comprise: White, > cars 60 arrivol, 4Jc
2 cars do 4G3i1c = cars DO in bulk, $50
IGc; | car do, on orders, IN sacks, 80, car
DO del, J6c; ! car mixed, del, l6c . cars
do in sacks As
OATS-Are lightly cnquircd for
Price, range from % @l0ci car in bulh
having sold for 32c., aud car sacked An,
delivered for 39c.
CORN MEAl.-I. in fair supply and
demand at previous prices. We note saic
of / car st - s-; LOO bbl- at g 75@
s. 90
BRAN--Insctiyej quotations rang
from Sll 5O@sl2 90,
BUTTER-Choicei is in rcques, nuu
brings 2Ot922c; very little on hand, and
good supply Of inferior and low qualitio-
We quote ten tubs good 22c. twenty buck
cts 20c.
rrrs p....,.......,..., ..,.
n, .l, ,o','y .' -. Ia In. "''
CHICKENS-Dcslers pay - ~ per
dozen for old and - 5OCs} for young
: H0 supply anu '''''"''" ~ '''''. i''''
-.
g ~, - .oop'' o'"s' 90
NJ APP''S NO P''"'I ""' ="
"'"rAe' Is s"ou nj - "o per Do''
NNO' l'io'' are III active "'''""u
a'.H - ''ii a. iro',,..'',,. -pr.1 50
AL 1o,f,o-oI o.q am. a.. .r'.r,.r.
. SIC; 1000 hams. 24lc.
e POT6TULs-The marke, j. gvcr.,ac,
cd. and very dull
TOMATOES-l5O b,ycs s.ll Al .5ol,
SOC. per box.
TEAS.--Imperisl. 75Cfl o5. t,.rn,w
der. 756l 25. OoIorg tIscs mast
Young Hvso, s,CoI Ao
CHEESE Good d.,,s,, ,J.u, y...
factory r. n lGt@l7c.
= sYRI~pS-T6n demand ia fair f..
choice s., Go,C,.sl q, .,.l .,, ,,syy a,
lesn,s -s6soc
pLAsTEEIEG HAtR-25c % bu.be
LIME :, o., 90, rosalll
CENENT-.-At wlo,..sl, >g0.2 20 =
bb.
COAL OII,-9yc
GUNNIEs,-- Reserved u bushels le
. bushels 2Oc.
BURLAPS.-2S bushels corn, ~ ,
ljhc; do 10 oz Ice; bushels Oats -uai
; bushels 2lc; c bushels 22c.
=, BEESWAX-F ID 500.
q sOAP.-Schsetger German mut,,e
i Tie; CHAMPAIGN SOAP, 73c
Il TALLOW. r. 10 7c.
r. COFFEE-Scarce and firm, Java sol
i ing Mt 3O@32c; Lagusyra 2i925c; ri
l. nrjmo IN choice 2aGa25c.
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WANTED.

A midIIe-aged woman can get constant l
work 10 washing, ironing and house
cleaning by applying to b. f. Burnside,
agent Cairo and Vincennes railroad
German woman preferret I-93tt
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-26

Fine white single and dou1ls * amber
single and double X Canary, bcrt quality Of
MANILA, blue letter, etc, etc. 5000 ior
ale, printed ut 81 % 10 6 30 per thousand.
nj the BULLETIN OFFICE.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From and after 300
y. IN. to-day trains will run ~ follows:
ARRIVE,
Express. daily ...aU5 pm.
Mail, except Sunday ..3:l5 u. nl.
DEPART.
Express, o.. 24) p. m.
Mail, daily except sunday .ll.Jj =. GA.
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CHEAP BOARDING.

Regular boardep at the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board 10
the rate OF s20 per month. 3.ll-rf
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CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Tuesday, July J, 1853. trains
viii run ss follows:
EXPEEss
Going north leaves Cairoat ........ 400 d. N.
Going south arrives At Cairo 40 ~ $40 D. M
MOUND CITY ACCOMHoDATIoN.
Going North.
Leaves Cairo at. $50 AIN. and 600 pm.
Going South.
Arrives at Cairo al. 500 am. and 10 pm.
The express train north arrives at Vim
cennes ut 1870 pm, making direct couuug-
tiou at l2:30 pm, with the indianapolis and
Nincennes railroad for lndluapDh-, the
great railroad centre, from Which point
Trains arc departing 40 I'll hours, tor an
NOlnts IN the Dni,ed States and canada. AZ
l2;OJ pan. with tho kNdusNIIl. and CTlW-
l.IONille railroad, for Terra HUute, India
II apols, Chicago, DanVille and al point -
north via the Terra Hlute Evansville and
Chicogo railroad, and east via the Nanda.ia
line. and Indianapolis and 80. LOul, railroad.
At l:55 p IN. with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, FOR Cincinnati, Louisville, and an
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
in indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, New
York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours in advance Of any other route.
Express train makes connection NJ Edo
RADIO with 81. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way, for st. Louis, Nit. Vernon ,Iiinoi-j
Shawneetown, aud all points between Eldo-
RADIO aud ~. Louis.
At Norris City makes close connection
for Springfield, Rock Island. and ah point,
on Springfield aud Illinois Southeastern raj.
way and connections.
At Carmi with ST. Louis, Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville railway line, Tor NJ
Vernon (lndiana). Evansville, Ilcnderso
lKentucky), Nashville (Tennerse.), and a
point. on 81. L., k, Ii, and y. railway an,
connections.
Baggage checked 80 all important points
~ For tickets aud information apply a
the ticket office, corner seventh street uh,
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
JNo. LIE, sup't CHAs. o. WooD,
Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Ag
b. r. BURNSIDE, Agent, Cairo.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

he greater part of next week
The Crescent City banded her sbsft,and "
,rocesded TO ST. Louis for repairs.
The Sam Roberts brought out two
,arges Of ore, and goes back to g. Louis.
Pull stock ladies hats at less than one.
.hird their value, at Hartman's. 7-l6u
The Baunock City is making up
load Of lumber 70 take TO 81. Louis She
vii. tow one barge.
-Watermeions are becoming plenty in
tl.s market, There is cholera in every
one Of them. Beware
All kinds OF sun pictures at J schledng.
ers, Eighth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues. 7-l0tf
Rev. DR. Mason of Clinton, Ken
tlcky, will preach in the Christian church,
Eighteenth street, Oh Sunday next.
The big Bismarck stopped only long
enough to coal, having all the freight she
wanted principally for way points.
Glass fruit Jars, porcelain lined, glass
topped at llartmaus
7-l6 If
Adjourned term Of the Alexander
county probate court will convene on
Monday morning next, July IS, AT 9
o'clock.
AT tho present tenn Of the circuit
court eight prisoners have been sentenced
to tho Pcuitcntiary, for terms ranging
from one to six years.
Photograph aud other picture. at J
'ehlcsinger.s, Eighth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
7-lOu
All kinds . jelly glassos at Hart
mans 7-lc IT,
Not les than three hundred negroes
visited The court house yesterday. Most
/ %. them arc interested either directly or
Indirectly IN the Fir,t Missionary Baptist
church quarrel
Health officer Wo9tan and tho police
Of the city continue to make the rounds OF
the city seeing that people do not relaa
' their efforts, looking to healthy .anitary
N condition og tho city.
% This morning at the Planter tohscc,
Ware-housc, Messrs S,raughn y niucLll
D. propris,ora, win DO placed upon the brake
D. an extra good iot of tobacco. Salcs e
commence at 10 O'Clock IN.
Dan. Hartman offers for snIo his I'm
'pring wsgon. is suitable for ci,hc
family use OF a delivery wagon. and cai
.
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Best Scotch ale, stout porte md eight
year old bourbon whiakey 70 ba found only
nt the Crystal saloon. corner OF s.sth street
and Commercial avenue.
STEAGALA g. LAEg.
6.25 I'm lrs1riot.rs.
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anZ-hrGcu2Cheu
der
Cairo Turngeineiude,
am
NontCg den 2sten JUL, 1879.
in
Fnilli- Halle,
E.ufr.ff 10 ,lf.t.

in
Pajli- Halle,
E.utritt, 90 cents
Harmon Black Of this city, who was
admitted TO the bar in June last, made his
frs. speech before a jury on Thursday pl-
tornoon he did not talk long, but long
enough TO convince all who heard him,
that with few years practice and close
attention 10 his profession he will take a
leading place among the criminal lawyers
Of this portion Of the state,
DIR. Lavarty homeopathic physi-
clan, lnte Of SLswncetown, has located in
this city, and intends making IL his home.
The doctor comes 70 Cairo vol recon-
monioi, ana refers 10 the officers of the
First National bank of Shawneetown, to
whom be Is we'll known, having practiced
h's profession among thom for years. He
solio.ts fair raaro Of tha patronage Of
olroi,izaus 72g-tf
In the proceedings OF The circuit court
a, published in TUE BULLETIN Of Friday
morning it appears that Tor horse stealing
VIM. MoClrtock was sentenced to the
paaitcutary for eighteen months. This
| is mistake. McCuntock was sentenced
FOR stealing q cow, and not horse.
Hone stealing isa crime punishable by
20, less than three years imprisonment in
the prrlfarEary
IN, tr.o,4 80. .-...,.... ...-..i
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ST. LOUIS
| n ! Y f Il 5 ! II Y
EsTsBi.IsIJrDfS 1879


By members of the society oI
Je,u,, ana Incorporated by an arl oil lht
state legislature in lSi2, IL has experienced
unlntcrr upted success, and continues 10 OF
fer the student every facility Tor acquiring
u thorough
Classical and Commercial EdncniioD.
Bulletins are sent three times 4 year To
the parents or guardians of the students, To
inform them oi the conduct, health ana
Improvement, of their sons or wards. An
experienced physician daily visits the m
stltutOn, and the greatest care and alien
lion are bestowed on the srk,
TERMS!
Board and tuition, per session, Ten
months, $50.
The next session begins ON September j.
1873.
Catalogues containing Instructions to par
ents, and full particulars, vii! be sent nee
on application to
REY. j. q. ZEALAND, SD
President 81, Loul- University, 81. Louis
Missouri, l-22 d"" ih
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Hacks for the. Cairo, Arkansas and ItEa
railroad, starting from White a Greer,
store, corner OF Sixth street and Ohio leYee,
run ar follows:
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Outs. Runs.
FOR SALE.

Chas, a. Saup of Cairo, Umpire u. IL,
Carter, and II. Vincent, Scorer
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Il.
THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Tuesday, July J, 1853. trains
viii run ~ follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-09

."WA1Fs' are all the 60 in Gin.
cinnati i'm fact the waif business
in that city is assuming alarming
proportion. The little innOcents
are being dropped at innumerable
door-steps. Those finding them
propose to- strike. A benevolent
gentleman found an infant at his
door the rther day, which was in
dOrsed: parents honest. but too
poor to keep it," The gentleman
was rich enough, and kept it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-09

There is man in our town
VINO niu Il painful cough,
And though he tried with might and main
No phleIm could he throw of,
Till he imbibed the Sierra Balm
Which stopped the choking strain.
Three doses OF Nevada cure
Restored his health again.
The Sierra Nevada Cough Remedy for
sale by all druggists.
SAN FRANCISCO. August %, ls72.-E. I.
Rarra-lDear Sir AS we have sold all the
Sierra Cough Remedy which we had on
hand, YOU will please to send us four gross
forty-eight dOZen) with bill for the same,
immediately. We remain, sir, yours.
CHAS. LANGLEY & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, southwest corner
of Eattery and Clay sts. San Francisco.
Farmers and miners will receive a Sier-
ra Nevada Pamphlet of useful informa-
tion, free OF cost, by sending their address
to +. ]. Barra. San Francisco California.
O6-:'ln
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-09

NOTICE
To the Public and Purchasers of
Good Jewery, and to the Admi'
rers of Luxuries for Christmas
and New Years Presents.
a. MANNHEIM, PAWNBROkER,
H who was compelled to remove
from his old stand. next to the Fashion
saloon, ON account of the floor of the
building giving away, from the tremen.
dous weight oil his safe containing the
precious jewelry and valuables, is now
established at "THE CORNER" in
Thacher 4 Co.'s new stOne building, on
Main street.
In order to reduce my stock. which has
accumulated during the past year. will
sell at any price, FOk CASH ONLY,
SILVER AND GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER AND GOLD CHAINS.
and splendid assortment Of
LADIES' 'JEWEI.RY-DIAMO SET
In PINS AND RINGS.
Also, Pistols and Dering-rs. and lots OF
other stuff too numerous to mention.
II, MANNHEIM, PawnbfOker,
Corner Of Main and Clark streeas- dN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-09
EKA LANDER COUNTY, NEVADA THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1873

in Jersey. tells Of an eight year
old-'un who rose b.timeS on
the morning Of that prayerful day,
in order to enjoy few moments
of uninterrupted happiness in the
pantry where the mince pies are
kept. The scgacious boy had been
reading in a Sunday-schOol book
all about how the early bird
catches the worm. Afterward he
bbingly admitted that he caught
1t, but he didn't refer to the worm.