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The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
Contri buttons for Memphis.

Van Buren, wo are glad to know has re-
sponded to the call of distress from Memphis.
1t Is true the contributions are not what they
should be, but are better than mono.
Two young girls from the High School have
collected in subscriptions the sum Of $3.50 dol
lars. which has been forwarded to its destina-
tion.
Tie Masonic Lodge has contributed and
sent to the Masonic brethren In Memphis the
sum OF Sis -.
The Odd Fellows have forwarded the Lodge
of Mrmphi, $40.
The knights Of Pythias have Ball on
Thursday night next, for the benefit Of the
Memphis sufferers, which we expect will add
considerably to the contribution from this
place.
And the Ladies'. God bless them, foremost
in all good works, have In preparation box
Of clothing for the destitute orphans and
others of Memphis.
We feel easier to know that Van Buren, has
responded to the call Of distress from the
stricken city Of Memphis and feel sure no one
can regret the giving of \ little for the reliel
Of the widow and fatherlcss.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
Indian Mission Conference.

Appointments OF the Indian Mission Con-
ference Of the NJ. L. Church. South, held at
Tahlequah. c. n. October 23J, 1873. Bishop
C. +. Peircc presiding.
CHEROKEE DI.TRICr--J. HARRRLL. Il. Il.
Fort Gibson and Talcquah statens-W. B.
LYDIA.
Greenleaf Circuit-T Il, B. McSpaddcn.
Spring Creek-To be supplied by Il. Cam
cron.
Grand River Circuit-J. r. Thompson and
one to be supplied by f. Smith.
Delaware Circuit. ketchum.
Barren Fork Circuit--J. Sanders.
Flint Circuit-to be supplied by Williams.
Salisaw Circuit--W f. Derrick.
Cherokee Orphan Asvlum-W. a, Duncan.
CHoCrAw DIsrmcr-W. q. DAVIS, T. h.
Scullyvllc Cireut-E. II. Skappard.
Moshplc.ubbc Circuit-to be supplied by
G. Perry.
Sanboy Gircuit-Luke Daniels
PerryViIle--ts be supplied 10y j. Il. Luce.
Now Hope ScmiRsry-E. Il Shappard, SUI
perinicn ,cnt,
District lnterpJcter-W. +, Folsom.
Cn,CkAsAw DIsrRicr-J. II. WALKER, L. +.
Tishamingo Circuit 5, +. Hicks.
Boggy Circuit--to he supplied by Moses
Jerry.
Klamichc circui:--to be supplied by C.. f.
Nelson
Doaksyille circuit-to be Supplied by W
Keith.
Little River circuit-to be supplied.
,Iachsiork circuit-to be supplied by Moses
Perry.
Chickasaw circuit-N. r. Parsons,
Washita circuit-to he supplied.
Boggy Depot--tcolercd charge to be sup
pied by J. Kemp.
Blue-(eoloreu charge to be supplied by
| II. Kemp.
noaksville--(colored charge to be supplied
by n. Madison.
CREEK DIsTRIcT--P. T. to be supplied.
Okmulkee circuit--to be supplied by Frank
Gooding.
| North Fork circuit-to be supplied by Cove
| tah Miceo.
! Creek Agency circuit-James McHenry.
Canadian circuit. SEWER.
| Little River cireut-to he supplied.
! Cane Creek--(colered charge) To be sup
| piled by Peter Stdham
Arbury Manual Labor School-i. Ewing
| superintendent.
| Delegates to General Conference. Ilar'
rel j. II. Walker clerical Lay Delegates. J
| +. Thompson, q. B. Hester. AlterRatcs w
w. \. Duncan and +. ii. Culyertson.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

The mcetlng Of the press at Little Rock
during the fair week. In point of numbers,
was A failure - Fan BureR Press.
,u,,, In point Of number. 1t was
large, and there Wa, - i"' -. rr,and
IN order to insure success ln "'c' -
Dunham, send your name to Col. Frolicn, -.
secretary. and become at ohce member
Pine Bluf Press.
Yes. and let all other newspaper men In the
State do the same thing. and thus assist in the
organization ofa press association which will
be an honor to the fratornity.--L Il. Gazette.
We intended no disrespect to the press con-
vention, in our allus.on to the numbers pres
ent Our friends of the Press or GGsettc will
not either contend, we think, that IL was
success in point OF numbers, representative
of the newspapers throughout The State. For
we are sure that not more than four or five
papers out side of the city OF Little Rock were
represented. We cordially approve the move
nent Of press society of the State. 1t was
almost impossible for Us to have been there at
that time and others no doubt were prevented
under other or similar circumstances.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE

1t is the duty OF every good citizen to
go to the Polls to-day and vote for the
best men in nomination. The Democrat
ic Conservative ticket is a good one and
deserves united support. There is not
a name on the ticket bat what has the
best Interests Of the town at stake Pom
der well, Tay,Paycrs of Van Durcn, be.
fore you throw away your votes on tick
cts there is no possible chance for sue
cess. Vote the Democratic. .Conservativ c
rickct-and vote it without scratch.
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Tribute OF Respect.
SuuTHKRS MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
L 4 \ ll.i Onll lS-l

SOUTHERN MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
FAYErrEylLLg, ARK, Oct. 20h 1873. !
The great fiat has gone forth from Him who holds
the lives OF the Universe in the hollow of his hand ;
from Him before whom we must all sooner or later
stand to receive the sentence well done thou good
and faithful servant" or depart from me - that
Mrs. SALtlE NJ. HARVEY, our beloved friend aud sis
ter. shall be in the walks Oflife forever
that her abors on earth are ended; that while we
mourn over her liteless clay, angels shall bear her
freed spirit through the crystal gates into the
beautiful city, casting gloom and sadness Ger
our spirits and causing to realize moro fully that
death often plucks the tares and sweetest from out
the througs OF the young, the gay, and the happy.
In her death the Southern Memorial Association
has lost an energetic, prominent, influential and
much loved member. We shall miss, in our abors
smile and wish for her kindly word Of greeting. We
her loving friends do deeply sympathi.c with the
aged father and mother bowed down as they are by
this mighty weight OF sorrow, for truly have they lost
our hearts go out in grief to the sorrowing brothers
and sisters for full well we know few have mourned
so good sister; and for him with whom she stood
for briel time N the TgsiSn Of wife that beautiful
Church on high we ask, that the Giver OF all good
and perfect gifts, may grant him strength to bear
with meekncss Gods chastening rod, and looking
through the clouds that are lowering about him.
petnal day gather grace to say thy will, not mine.
oh Lord. be done y
Rcsoired. That we wcpr for the space of thirty
days the badge Of mourning adopted by Assoeia-
tian.
Resolred That copy of the foregoing be presented
to The husband and parents of our departed sister.
and that 4 be published in tho Fayetteville Demo
crat and Van Buren, Press.
Done by order ofthe Southern Memorial Assoeia-
tion,
N: N: NJ: I. I; III i rIs;4 IS;ssi S$;s;ip Com.
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Yellow Fever at Shreveport.

The Shreveport Times, Of the 2itl ultr
speaks Of the epidemic at that place as fol-
lows:
.r,., /, v,,,, ~ ~, nn, ptr,,y mdun ceased To
rage in an epidemic form in the business por-
tion of the city. Through the want Of mate
rial rnothing else. On the outskirts of the
city aud the contiguous country. the fever
may he said to be epidemic We should judge
there were over thousand eases under treat
ment and new eases reported every day. 1t
Is Thought that the cold spell of weather that
set in Wednesday night. will prevent the fe-
yer from spreading any further in the rural
districts. Ofcourse those that have the pois-
On in the blood need not look for any relief
from the Geld weather. The interments for
the week ending Wednesday night were &c.
against 81 for the week previous. The negro
intermcns were only 7, against % for the
week previous. Total intcrmcRts since the
outbreak 617,
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For Representative 8th District,
john +. WhEELER,
Of SEBASTIAN COUNTY.
The Problem

The election Of Allen Governor OF Ohio. is
food for thought. The experience OF the last
few campaigns has taught us that much dam
xge can be done to the Democratic party by
hurling at the organization all sorts Of thread
bare epithsts. embedyia Ing impossible charges
sftrcasou. murder aud all manner cflawless-
ness In fact. the defeats of the Democratic
party for many years, are to be attributed to
the wonderful blunjers of timeworn leaders
and the effective use OF cartoons and ridicule,
Starting out after the war with the charge OF
disloyalty made against thc;Democratic party
the Repub b,ican party has grown and fattened
upon the wealth of the land. and at the same
time has no fixed national principles tina. are
ues of Democratic origin or were long ago
wern out by she old Whig party. Since the
abolition of slavery, Republicanism, N it,
party sense. has had none but burrowed food
upon which to live. The people have come
to the Psiat OF fearing anything that savors
Of Democratic doctrine. unless 1t is sugar
coated with the name Of Rcpublicanism.
Liberalism or Conservatism. Tho Ohio De-
mocrscy seem 60 have passed this point and
can and do saarch up to the polls and cast
Demscratic votes in support Of Democratic
principles The question nov is. will this
rejuvcnation spread over the nation? or must
We conti1uc to inyeislc the masses into the
support Of wholesome principles by the use
of naxaes unknown TO our forrfathers? Re-
publican journals, accustomed to hnmbug
shGr readers will pronounce the election of
Alien In Ohio triumph ofkn-kluNism. n step
towards the Reimbursement of the negroes, n
fatal stab ut universal suffrage and universal
equality "before the law" etc. etc using
ali the other stale and meaningless phr Sc,
that have been doing duty since the year 1868
Republicans however, thank Heaven, are
growing wiser and will not so easily he caught
now as heretofore. Journals must now begin
' to demonstrate to the people that the party
whose welfare they advocate has something
el.e to boast of besides y liberal allowance OF
adcptncss in lingering public money and
using abusive epithcts What do they advo-
cate that does not belong to the Democratic
creed or to the old worn out Whg policy?
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

IT We ilnd this paragraph in the Ava
ianchc. 1t tells story Of suffering that makes
the heart sick, and this is only one family OF
probably hundred others Of equally heart
rending cireIm stances
Little Mary sullivan. aged eleven. Il the
only surviving membcr Of II family " twelve
persons. who. two months ago. liv, d on upper
Main street. Marv had the fever but she went
through safe. thongh her kindred all fell Vie
tins. and new bejug lett alone In The world
Dr. Lake l. Black6Wra has adopted her, Yes
tyrday the child's new father was going abou,
to get ap a suit or two of new clothes for tn,
little girl. and Ia q day or two she goes
throngh 10 Louisville. where she will b'
placed in . convent or Catholic school to b,
educated.
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Read This.

Thi, from aN exchange Is good for our ease
and we copy 1t entire;
We have quite number OF good names on
our books that are in arrears 20 the Record
from So to Sl2 each. The majority OF them
are the smaller. We know You are good but
that doesn't buy paper. ink and rations. 1t
requires money to get along In this world.
Now, as you are selling your cotton. or yonr
produce please come upor send up and pay
that little account you owe us You promised
CO pay us-Row he as good AS your word.
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NOTICE.
Election Proclamation.

IItttlOu u ITOclIilIltlOn.
SHERIrF's OFFICE,
Crawford county, Ark.
Van Buren, Oct 5, 1917
DUBllC notice Is hereby given that In pur-
l. snancc of proclamation by His Excel
lency, Elisha Baxter. Governor of Arkansas,
dated september Is, 1873 an election will be
held at the several voting precincts, in the
county of Crawford, on the Tuesday after the
Ilrst Monday in November being the
Fourth Day Of November, 1S7:A
for the election Of one Representative to till n
vacancy IN the Sth District composed Of the
counties of Craw ford. Sebastian and Franklin
caused by the appointment of j. A. Davie, an
assessor.
An election will also be held on the same
day, in the townships of Mountain. Shepherd.
Lafayette and Vine Prairie, tor one Supervi-
sor, in place OF James NJ. llatlcy. whose term
expires on the lst day of January.
The Richand voting precinct has been
changed to Brunk's School House
j. Z. GRADY. Sheriff.
Crawford county. Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

E,G PorAroEs WIN. Stromberg, the Fort
Smith Nursery man, presented us with Two
large potatoes. weighing "a pounds, or 1
pounds 10 ounce cach Independ M.
Whv that Is notling :" old man" Mr. +
NJ. LrMiEY has put upon our table two sweet
Potatoes, that wcigh lbs aud ca. lbs-lls4
Talk about Potatoes, Judge. Just wait until
Squire HOLMAN makes his showing and
then hide your head.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

s1- New York telegrsphc dispatch OF the
sets,. SAYS: "Thc suit Of William A. Britton
against Benjamin =. Butler to recover sl6-
600, the amount oftwo drafts seized by Gen.
Dutlcr. In 1861 while he was military gov
ernsr Of New Orleans came on to-day. before
Judae woodruff IN the United States circuit
vourt." This Is cx-U. 5. Marshal Britton Of
w., H..
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

tE The Board Of Supervisors have ad-
jourued until the 18th Of December, when
they Will sit one day.
All those who have not filed their petitions
for relief from the Levec Tax, can do so on
the.dsy above mentioned or any day previous
thereto.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

tz- The New York Journal Of Comaerce
saws that tho south. since the LIST Of Scptcm-
ber 1880, has raised and sent to market. 2S'-
oo5.405 bales Of cotton. the average price OF
which. per pound. was 25 4I.loo cent'' and
,hs natal yainc was s23so,O0o 600, asum great
.r bv saOu0Oo. 900 tinn our presen. national
d.,hf
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

tH- Attorney General loNLEY gives it as
his opinion. that the Judges OF Election, APP
pointed by the Board of Registration in 1872
aro the legal Judges and entitled TO hold the
special election to-day. II present and II not
the voters are authorized to select Judges
This opinion is promulgated, more particular
ly at this time, to affect the Little Rock city
election.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
REPORT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK
or
Western Arkansas,

Al
Fort Smith, State Of Arkansas,
At tho close Of business the l2tn day Of Scptem
ber, A. D. 1873:
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 50660 -
L. :. Bonds to secure circulation $500 90
Other stock. bonds and mortgages 3,7l7 rs
nnc from redeeming and reserve agents 1896 80
National Banks 9,2Ss s.
=, , ~'te Bans and bankers II 81
Furniture and hS,~les 5G0o 90
Premiums paid .s IS
SDqrrent ENpsRse,s, psRs,,onoI h.n,. I 667 %
fractional Currency Iincluding nickel 50 2sl
Specie' vr coin IS COL
Legal Tender Notes 300 90
1854 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $4,000 90
Surplus Fund l,SpM
Discount aN NJ
Profit and Loss 7.0j6 81
Circulation Outstanding i9,i8 %
Individual dcposiu l6.M gs
Demand certificates of deposit 100 -
ln,52i IS !
I.P.K. Roors, Cashier of the National Bank of
statement is true, to the bott Of my knowledge and
belief. T.. X, ROOTS, Cashier,
Sworn and subscribed before me hi. "a day Of oc
tober 1873, g. W. SCHNEIDER,
Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attesti
's't"'" fS::@R' /: Rl;sS EsS;s: lES;ssSs: NJ. ,, Directors
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

sE~ The Fayetteville Democrat says that
1.-THE little band Of Of Odd Fellows In this city
contributed $50 to the sufferers Of Memphis,
and II necessary viii take the las. cent from
their treasury and give to the same cause"
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
NOTICE.
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE ia hereby given tina, an election will be
/ held at the Court House in the Town of Van
Buren. on the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon lay
in November. it being the 9Th day OF said month";
1873, for tho purpose Of olecting One Mayor, One Re
Town for the ensuing year.
PETTOX r. JOHNSON, Mayer.
Van Buron. Ark. Oct II. 1873,
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

c7- Col. j. NJ PIrrMAN has withdrawn as
a candidate for Senator from the District,
composed OF Penton and Washington coun-
ties.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

tT bishop PilRcr. OF tnc NJ. +. Csufeh
South, was here on Friday on his way to W.
ference at Dsrdanelc, and preached good
sermon ut night.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

t|- The Jail at Clarksville was set on fire
by the prisoners aud burnt themselves out on
Tuesday morningall escaping
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
OFFICIAL PAPER.

The Van Buren, Press has been desig-
mated by the Governor, as the Oficial
Paper of Crawford County to publish all
Official and Legal Advertisements in
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

kE- The official result OF the Ohio election,
gives WILLIAM AILES, democrat, for gov
crnor sl7 net majority
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

LEY There has been 40s3 voters registered
In Pulaski county.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

eN- Cotton Is quoted in New York on the
lst ut l5c middling uplands.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

kE- The st. Louis Banks have resumed tht
payment OF u. s. currency.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

EE Tomorrow Is the day on which
idle mep work aud fools reform,
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

AT the solicitation OF many citizens pre-
sent my hsnc rs candidate for the Office OF
City Recorder, at the ensuing election.
l.. il. SOUTHMAID.
Oct 90. 1873.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

- Tho Dsmoeysf anticipates a lively busi-
ness ut Fayetteville as soon as the eF"oe'
crop comes IN.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

fx- senator Donshy. Of this State lett Law
srpool on the goth for New York.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
DIE D.

In this County on the 2sth ult., Mrs. JANE SMru
wife Of James Smith
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
TUESDAY, nov, 4 1873.
Announcement.
For Mayor.

We are authorized to announce +. X.
JOHNSON as u candidate for Mayor of the
Town Of Van Buren, at thc coming election
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT,

Composed Of the counties of Carroll, Full
ton, lizard. Madison, Marion and Boone, and
so much of the county of Baxter rs was taken
from the counties of Marion, Fulton and
lizard. and so much of the connty OF Stone as
was taken from the county Of lizard, vice
Hon. w. l.. Chapman, member of the house
of renresPntatiYes. resigned.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT,

Composed of the counties Of Independence
and Van Buren,, and so much of the county
of Stone as was taken from the counties of
Independence and Van Buren,. vice Hon.
John G.. Mum, member of the house of repre-
sentatives appointed assessor of Van gurcn
county,
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT,

Composed of the ceunties of Searcy, Pope
and Conway, and so much Of the counties ei
Baxter and Stone as was taken from the
county of Searcy, and so much of the county
Of Faulkner as was taken from the county OF
Conway. vice Hon. a. u. Thomas, senator
now United States pension agent; and Hon
Benton Turner member of the house Of rep
resentatives, appointed sheriff of Faulkner
county and Hon. Iancey b. Shapard. mem
Der Of the house of representatives. appointed
prosecuting attorney cfthe Sixteenth judicial
district.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

vice Hon. William B. Colt, member Of the house
Of representatives, appointed circuit clerk OF Qua
chits county; and Hon. Willis Robertson, member
Of the house of representatives. appointed county
superintendent of public instruction for Calhoun
county.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT,

Composed of the counties of Green. Law
renee, Randolph. Sharp, and also embracing
the county of Clay ton, vice Hon. George
ThernbHrg, member Of the house Of repre-
sentatives resigned; and Hon. w. G. Mathe-
ny, member of the house of representatives,
resimnpl
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
TIVE DISTRICT,

Composed of the counties of Craighead,
Cross. Jackson. Mississippi, and Poinsett, vice
Hon. II. NJ. McVcigh, member Of the house of
representatives, appointed prosecuting attor-
ney Of the Eleventh judicial district; aid
Hon. Frank w. Lynn, member of the house
Representatives, appointed assessor OfJack-
son county.
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04

Oct Inn
The Van Buren press., 1873-11-04
Proclamation by the Governor.

The STATE Of -ArkdRsas 10 the .Shsrigs of the
sererdt Counties hereinafter mentioned
GpIITI<C.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

mace. The creditors have it i'm their
power to ave to Eureka a valuable
source of employment for our work
ingmen, and assist a company that
has shown itself enterprising in the
development of its mines. and hither-
to prompt in its settlements with all
IN its employ. We submit these con-
siderations to the minds of thought
full men, who will not allow them
selves to be led into expensive litiga-
ton by interested attorneys, or be
persuaded by them that there is moth
ing to be lost by such a course.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

The WOUNDED CHINAMAN, injured
in the fracas night before last in Chi
natown, was visited by policeman
Murphy yesterday, and found to be
comfortable and well cared for by Il
couple of white men in the vicinity.
His wounds, though severe, are not
likely to prove fatal. The assailants
have not been captured, as it is very
difficult to obtain information from
the Chinese i'm such cases.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13
.ASTERN DISPATCHES
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
TO n SENTlNEL.l
NEW YORK.
New York, February IL.

NV 1OINTN'
New YORK, February II.
ONLY seven jurors were obtained IN
tho Scannell case. The panel Is en-
hausted. 1t is understood that a petit
ton. numerously signed. will be sent
to Governor Dix tonight, asking a
Communication of the death sentence OF
Foster, to imprisonment for LIE.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, February IL;
The House. in COMMITTEE OF the
Whole, considered the Army Appro-
nriation bill, which arpropriates s5l,-
1883. The Committee rose ana the
bill passed. o.soa GRANT
ing the right t.. Of r way Rsi Ine d Also
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

The bill granting the right of way TO
me Denver, South Park, and Pacific
Railroad.
Stewart entered a motion to recon-
sider the vote by which these two
bills passed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

DIR. MAR CHIN, the Chinese physi-
clan, advertises to cure all diseases
chronic or otherwise. See his card on
the first page, in the square formerly
occupied by that of DR.. Chamblln.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

Monaco, at the City Photograph
Gallery, is taking large-sized parlor
bust pictures III a style superior to
any ever produced III Eastern Nevada.
lie has added to his gallery all the
latest improvements in photography.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

DISTRICT CoURT.-In the District
Court on Saturday last, in the case of
Strout & Wermuth VS.. The PheniX
Silver Mining Company OF Eureka,
Judgment was rendered for the plant
if, in the sum of Sl1,4l1 IL and costs
or Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

LEG BRoKEN.-George w. Merrill,
attorney at law, slipped on the ice in
front OF the store of Hanson & Co.,
last evening, and fell heavily to the
ground, breaking his leg in two
places. He was taken to his office and
placed in charge of a surgeon imme-
Uiately.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

CHARCOAL FLAT HEARD FRoM.-A
little %siX-year old girl temporarily
stopping in town, seeing her. mother
reading a letter, and being told it was
from her aunt, instantly asked, MA,
how does she feel since she got mar
ried?"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

S. p. LEEDS, salesman for John c.
Morrison, Jr., importer and whole
sale dealer in fine wines and liquors,
San Francisco, called on us last even
ing. 10 is travelling through East
ern Nevada on the business of the
firm, and will remain in town Il few
dayS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-13

The largest invoice f doors and WIN
dows ever received in this market was
unloadad at Bartlett's California Lumber
YARD on Saturday, Sth inst.-doors OF all
kinds and sizes, from 2N6 to 6Al2' ana
w,indnws from no to 1OX Ii. Is