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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

THE finest and best variety of buckskin
and combination gloves in Eureka, at the
Golden Rule Store, CHEAP FOR CASH.
nl0-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

A ROYAL ARCH MAsoN.-The late
Hon. j. X. Shafer was a Royal Arch
Mason and stood equally high in the
esteem and fraternal fellowship of
every mem Der of that society.
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CHEAP FOR CAsH-A splendid new line Of
cashmere shirts and California undercloth-
ing, at the Golden Rule Store. nl9.tf
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE on RUBY HILL, FOR -
N a dwelling. or suitable for a
bosrdius.houss; BEST location; partlyGA
furnished. Inquire at RuSy Mll Pest
oScs. rc2l-ta
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HURRAn FOR SALT RIVER Just received,
at Mrs. Ashim's, a lot of pigs feet. sheep
tongue. and German pickles; pearl hoIniny
and Eastern oatmeal in packages. o9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

REFUSE TO DRAw.-We hear of
some Tilden men in this town who re-
fuse to draw bets staked on the
final result of the presidential contest.
This is a campaign which comforts the
respective sides alternately. A few
days ago Hayes hackers had the
growl. Even the flag which waves
proudly from the liberty pole stands
out one day to the south ward and the
next to the northward.
For SPEAKER.-O. H.. Gray, mem
Der OF the Assembly elect from White
Pine county, is mentioned as q candi-
date for Speaker. Mr.. Gray has had
considerable Legislative experience. is
a good parliamentariail, and If elected
will doubtless make an efficient presid-
ing officer.
THANKSGIVING. - Governor Brad
ley has appointed next Thursday, the
Both inst, as a day of general thanks
giving in this State. Poultry of all
classes will please take notice, and fat
len themselves accordingly.
FROM BAY. w. Gashwiler
returned by Last nights train from San
Francisco. Everything being now ar
ranged, we suppose the Geddes and
Bertrand will at once resume opera
ton under the new management.
-
THREE FUNERALs.-There will be
three funerals In town to-day. That
of the late Hon. J. X. Shafer takes
place at Il O'Clock; John Brooks, of
Ruby Hill, at ! o'clock, and Thomas
Baty al 3 o'clock.
A ROYAL ARCH MAsoN.-The late
Hon. J. X. Shafer was a Royal Arch
Mason and stood equally high in the
esteem and fraternal fellowship of
every member of that society.
The CoLpEsT.-Last night was by
long odds the coldest Of the season.
We don't know what the thermometer
marked, but we do know that it was
singing cold weather.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-23

THE RICK MoND.-From the London
Mini0g JoarnG of November 4th we
extract the following: "Richmond
Consolidated Telegram: Weeks run
$4,000. The two iron furnaces reg
started" x. Rickard, Oct. 6: ''The
men in the 500 have been occupied in
putting timbers and cutting grouad
for n start at the bottom Of the winze.
The 700 II. drift Is being driven in lime
stone towards the ore making down
from the stope above. The 600 DRIFT Is
still in shale; IL II now within a short
distance of the Wine sunk from the
stope, which Is ia ore; the ore In this
part of the mine IN making much
nearer to the shaie than any where seen
in the mine. We shall have TO drive
the 600 fl. drift At least $50 it. to get
under the Wine being sunk from the
southeast part of the high stope, which
is down 20 II. below the 500 IT.. level,
aud in good ore. The TWO places in
which We have sunk from the slopes
are in good ore, which Is more 10 the
southeast than the ore worked on in
the 500. Communication has been
made between the Llzette Tunnel ex-
tension a,ad the west side of the hill.
We shall now be able TO extract ore
from this portion OF the niue, it being
rich In gold IL will increase the average
assay in the ore smelted, which has
been low of late. We have in this part
Of the mine u large quantity of ore;
we can trace ore l50 II. in height, but
can not tell what thickness 1t is, not
having explored 1t yet. The smelling
has been very slow for the past week
on account of slackness of blast. The
machinery has given considerable
trouble.
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a DESERVED COMPLIMENT TO
THE LATE HON. j. X. SHAFER,


1871, the Idaho Worid paid the late
Hon. j. X. Shafer the following de-
served compliment:
HOME AGAiN.-Hon. J. X. Shafer,
after TWO years service in the interests
of his constituents at the National Cap
ital, returned to Idaho City, Wednes-
day, April 5th, after we had gone TO
press on our last issue. II is unneces-
sary for us to indulge in any eulogy on
the satisfactory course pursued by
Judge Shafer during his term Of SER
vice as Delegate in Congress from Idaho,
as 10 is universally admitted, even by
the Radical press in our Territory, that
his whole time and attention has been
devoted 10 the best interests of his con
stituents, and that in the matter OF APP
preparations he has been successful be-
You'd our expectations. He succeeded
in obtaining an appropriation for the
survey OF the boundary line between
Utah and Idaho, for which the Legis-
lature of our Territory had repeatedly,
but without avail, meinorialized Con
gress, and the appropriations for the
survey of the public lands within our
Territorial limits sufficiently attests
the careful attention he paid to a mat
ter which Is of vital importance to the
farmers and ranchmen throughout our
whole Territory. That our mail COM
munieations were not neglected by
him, it il sufficient to stats that Idaho
is as well provided for in that respect
as is any State or Territory in the
Union. A careful review of Congress
sional legislation for the Territories
during the past two years will warrant
us in saying that the. people of Idaho
have reason to feel grateful for, and the
Democracy proud of, the course and
services of our OK. Delegate, and he re-
turns to his constituents, as we can as
sure him, greeted with the salutation
of "Well done, good and faithful SER
want.
SUDDEN DEATH. - Thomas Baty,
whose death is chronicled in the
proper department of to-day's SEN
rISEL, passed away very suddenly.
He had been com planning for some
time but was not considered danger
ously i'll. Night before last he fell
from the Stag dump of the Eureka
Consolidated smelling werks, and it is
supposed that the fall FASTENED his
death. He was in destitute circum-
stances and had but few acquaintance
in this community. A couple of young
men, who knew him since here, have
! determined to give him a decent burial
Mt their own expense. We have not
been able to learn anything of his an
tecedents further than that he bad
worked for a time down about the de-
pot. lie had no relatives in this coun-
try and we believe there is no person
here who knew him or his people in
the East.
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STILL IN THE FIELp.-Roeeived from New
York. a large assortment of Drugs and
Patent Medicines. Paints. Oils, Chemicals,
etc; also. a large invoice of fre-proof Lamp
Chimneys of the La Bastic FRENCH process.
guaranteed to stand ERE for six months; also
q large assortment of chimneys Ives patent,
fire proef; also q large assortment of other
kinds Of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. Will sell at bedrock prices for
cash. La Bastie fire-proof chimnoys, 80 cents
each. Ives fre-proof chinneys, Is cents
each. hancock student chimneys. . cents
each. Sold at the City Drug Store by
sI3 l.. TERRY.
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NOTICES.

CrHoLsrERERs' GooDs.-Jo.. at the Golden
Rule Store, has now on hand q small stock Of
window shades and upholstery goods suitable
to the wants Of the manufacturing uphol-
stcrer. Those goods came to him direct from
Added to his stock on hand. he will
order and receive at shortest notice furniture
coverings in damasks, reps or any material
required or anything else in this line of
goods. Parties furnishing houses will do
well to see him. nl9-tf
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street Qu.4ntionx-5 r. n.
C INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.


., ras suREKA Ann patdsADE kAiLRoAn
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Job PRINTING or Alb KINDS. E4.
~ ecut-d With dispstch nj the GEtIIlNEi.
PRINTING ohhcs,
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Ceufeu~t., py---..~r,s.s.

VIII, of course, wish 70 see sll tire siEe's
comfortably ard chespiy. To this erd re
CANADA SOUTHERN BY COMPAfY
has, through It's connections in TIE Wss
and Northwest, paced on sale lerge
number of TOURISTS EXcU2sroS TIC TITS
Of greatly reduced rates, ~ witch rassen-
gers csn not oa.y visit the Certe-hirl TX
hibition at Philadelphia, bit can, in add:t-
ion, fis,t the rriu:icsi tern eli es, with IN
opp or.u-.t7 q stocp,cg Il aTy .; he erss
number famous res,r's IN &sw 1crs
and PENIS. lvama. TIE yiNANAsCU =
E9N Is the only lire from tre ives: rTnri7g
directly to Niagara Falls, giving pesssn-
gers, frcm the .rsin, won ,srtu' panoramic
view of the MIGHTY CATARACT,
HORsE SHOE FALL, tAe GRJAT
RAPIDS, ard landing them directly at ire
Falls. The track Of AN ADA sou III
ERN is an S.. rne, laid with steel rails
the heaviest pattern; thsre are no cures
or grades; wood Is used 'or fuel; Cotches
srs furnished with the Nirchel Patent
Ventilstor, ersuvirg pretect freedom frcm
dust. with its complete system o: N agnir-
centPAkLoR SLBEPI:S AND DRAW
ING ROOM CARS frcm CHICAGO
DETROIT AND TOLEDO. ard its stmr-
ab,e connections a. NIAGARA Falls
AND BUFFALO with tbe NV lOGE
CENTRAL AND ERI8 RAILWAYS, TIE
Canada Southern IS fast Neconing tie
FAVoRITEL LINZ TO T9C EAST. ickets
ria iris popular line can ne .rocnrsi 50 al
obi I'd Of eonc ecting Ives, or st the crE'
pauy's own offices.
Any information can be 1htaire6 by I'd
dressing INA - =. S--ON -
Ger.I Pass ard ticket Ag't, D~rHO'T
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Parish School Notice.

The next term of the Parish School
will begin Monday, September 4th. and
continue in session sixteen weeks. Terms,
Eight Dollars tor the session. or fifty
cents per week-ALwAYs PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE. There will be no extra charges
for any study except for the study OF
music. For instruction In vocal and in
strumental music, the valuable services OF
Mrs. G. w. Henderson have been secured.
The success of the school has been such
that the Rector deems it best to state,
that only limited number of pupils can
be accommodated. He will receive those
who apply firstfor admission. He prom
ises to all thorough instruction in the
common English studies, in the higher
mathematics, the natural sciences, aud
also in Latin and Greek.
CHARLES A. GILBERT, -.
S-I0d-lm Rector.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. .. xunnsi.s s..ser wine or leo,


has never been known 70 fail in The cure Of
weakness, attended WITH symptoms irdis-
position to exertiou, Ices Of memory, Of fl
Guilty OF bre atbing, general weakness. horror
~ disease, week, nervous Trembling. drsaa.
ful horror Of death, aieht s~sats, cola feet,
weakness, dimness Of vision, lapguor. uni-
veTsal .essttude OF TIE ,nusculsr sy TEN,
enormous Appetite with dyssepfic limo.
toms, %. bsDd-. fashirg O; The DO v. a-y-
ness Of the skin, pa'lid corBssr atce End
erup!lons on the f1ce, yrrifi ing the blood.
pain ia The back, heat ilsss Of tieseT slds,
frequent black spots fsirg before TIE ewes
with temporary sutfision ard loss Ct sight.
want If attention, etc. These svmpsams
all arise from a weakness, a-d n rtnaa :
that, use r. r, Kunkels Bitter wine ef
Iron. II never falls, Trousanis ere row
enjoying besjth Who have used 10. ,eke
only T.. + Kunkels.
tewsrs Of ceunteTfaits sad bsse imita-
tions. fs kvnks,'s Bite y me Of Lon IS
so wei kuown AL over the country, drug
gists themselves mste an Imitation and fry
to sell Il Of 70 Their Gust mcrs. when .hsy
call for Kurkei's Bitter Wine o. Iron.
EnnSa's Beer Vine cf Iron Is PIT M
only IN 81 bottles, aad hss a ve'o~ wraopsr
nicelY pat 90 the outsiSe with tire uro-
prietor's pbctcgrsph on the wravre- al
graph On the rut-ide. ard you VII 8, avs
be sure ia get tha genuine. Ole do a pei
bottle. or six for Is. solo hy druggists shC
| callers sverVwhsrs
ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.
T.. r. kurkefs Worm Syrup rever fail;
ia destroy Pin Seat and stomach VEINS
L'r. kdDael, tie ony successful PHI sjci N
who removes Tape " ora IN $50 ..0Iir.
alive, wish head, anl 20 fee until removed
| CemTcn sense teaches that IL fspe " ornl
| be removed. 81 other nrrns can - rssdi :
destroyed. Serd or circU'a 70 OF. Z "
| kel, M. 2o9 Ncrh Mini street. Tciladel
phia, Pa. or cell on -crr drrg-st ard asa
for bottle Of Ku-Isrs u orrp syrup
| Price, 81. 90. IL never fails.
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How To Make Money

We viii stste tat the surest. best ara
spaedie-t wsY to multiply and irc;ease2
H. 20 cal at No. = Wal street New YORK,
AMI consult with Alex Trcth.~,aam & CO.
These grnt'eme7, WHO have !on; been
ident tisd with the iissoi. and aTsir- Of
Wall street. are uruscs'y sSiilsd ia none
ta-y atislrs, IA & il everything a0Fertaja ng
TO speculation, a~e uns yce'fd for ahil'ty
ar proficiency. u may 40 Se said t2it
OF the mary l}rofsrs in that c.. ~ Y Gce
not ony the most 20 II ~. eut a'se tAs
most 81 'cessfvl. best rp.ropize1. aid most
widely known IN OF near tie Nicirity OF
Wall Street
Aro,y the customers OF TIE house Of
Alex Frctb,rgN an d 60 are sore Of cur
leading and Representative citizens, WHO
are mainlv irisb.ed u re labors 4 us
firm Tor much cft5e wealth tcey row e1ioy.
During the iorg end successful eX2er-
ieDre Of Mess-s..A,'N. rot M I'm \ ..
i'm tin city they lave care FER tceT selves
IN enriafie rep tst'oa for hor@s5-. intag-
r u an faith, AID t joy business 5i:ost
colossal in Z Vr-T o-t o.. i frc', ire
amount # business t'o-e h. ms A"use N
the course # y re7r = sC~-s tNi-g wouQer-
flu, src oteY forus the s--riers o: g n'-
meat. I'neo9s .uta Visit - tHete spRci MS
offices l. vail s.reet'o .rcYe the 'su.a Of
lhe .boce st.'rwent.
Hogt~ev ,Y,na g 2, convert go % So
| S2o to s e., ga i'to so, a. i ~ On. &
secre. Wal / they 2 one ce1 e'>p'aIo; b -
That ey srccs.d IN "oi1s 80 e. iart TO
We, kIowa - INIT e 6cuhs. II v-i
wsu'd sa.sv nj -roafn'Y ir'e-. yaUr
marev Do 70. ,,"si ~. r. fsrIr !'r.a
with yo-r ca.h as. co. 'cI-a ThetFv 80
dol ycu I'll resp a ahnr at ra|n't.
| tho eX2s~'sN o. t'9rsan's Il or h's'
citizen, sttesi. T5s recsEs:tv Ct jr nc
| sch c-';-se n tfesn yinle' u t>e'eric-
bank ard 81 a,1oisl rirCe'l - ~, : 10 2
paren. to ;le most .raif y. no cava.' :
| observer.
| Mssyr,. ..l2x. r.oihi-rf,e: & 20, ne
pTepa-sd to .:vest rorsy 10 s'y 80 - = l.
the best se7-,ri-;es. a-d i every tTaytso
ton in witch 'hey ma Re ar.a -en Ca7r
sutee en'ire sats.ac.!cc to'hos9w1 e hc0oi
them WITH ter patgo'rce
T SER fer t.ieic Ky, a-stn-v C'rcr'a
| and Weekly Repcr.s. which they mail f.,
l 10 al who desire trem.--Frotn " y. III,
| erogolfs, April 10, 1873. I-Is-enlSm$
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ARRIVED.
Steamer james Fiak. Paducah.
Cons Millar, Memphis.
Bismarck, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
Cons Millar, Cincinnati.
q Bismarck. New Orleans.
The Mollie Moore and John a.
Scudder are loading at st. Louis for New
Orleans. The Atlantic and barges leave
st. Louis tor New Orleans tomorrow.
The Arlington was to leave Cincin-
natl for st. Louis yesterday.
The weather is clearing up. 1t has
rained for two days. Business quiet.
The Thompson Dean will be sold al
Louisville instead Of here.
The Arrow is coming from Louis.
vile for st. Louis, with 2,0OO barrels OF
cement.
The vint Shinkle passed mp Thnrs.
day night with good trip. and full Of
people. She added lot OF bran and
some other freight here.
The Bismarck come down from st
Louis with a good starter, she added
largely here.
The st. Louis Republican says:
Go to Cairo II you want steamer
cheap: the marshal is to sell the Fred
die. The claim against her amounts tc
about $50. and the cost Of the sui, will
be about $l25. She may bring $50 OF
S100 at auction.
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Letter List.

The following is a list Of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the post office at
Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, Satur-
day, August IL:
Ladies List-Borerker, Carrier; Cleber,
Eliza Lavender, Mollie; Green. Nancy;
Hunter, Betsy; Jamson. V. Y; King,
Hattie; knicely. Mariah; Kendrlck,
Jose; Lee, Bertha; Love, Amanda ;
Osborn, Marice Powell, Almina Sharp
Ellen; Wright, Jane; Walsh, Kate.
Gents List-Archer, j. c.; Adams.
Dr.; Allen, j. W.; Brewer, b. c.; Bennett,
Frank; Barth, Sebastian; Chance, Hiram:
Carter. VIM; Fitzgerald. A; Gallahue'
Newton; Gille, Peter; Harrell, Ben;
Hull. W. E., Jo-as, Ellihue; TAnhnn
Fred; Keck, John; McVey. A. o.; Mon
tagee, Chas. & Co.; Moore, II. d.; Mitch
ell, Ed. Proady, Tom; Points, j. A.
Seraphin, A.; Simpson. F. M; Sullivan
j. A.; Simon, Phil; Smith. Peter; TAYLOR
J. L.; Taylor, VIII. o.; Wright, j. B..
Yates, c. j.
| Persons desiring any of the above let
tiers should please say ADVERTISED
| GEO. W. MCkEAIG. =. N.
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BY the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad, the new and popular line from
Atchison and Kansas City via the beauti-
f,l Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colora.
do Springs, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa
Fc and all points In Colorado, New
Mexico and Arizona Special round
trip tickets TO Denver, only $50, allowing
stop-on privileges both ways on the
main line, and at Colorado Springs,
Manitou and Pixies Peak. Low emil
grant rates to the San Juan mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between
the Missouri River and Rocky Noun
tains, without change. Close connec-
tons made at Pueblo with trains for
Denver and Northern Colorado.
For maps, time tables and the +" San
Juan Guide address,
L. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
7-lsa TOPEKA, KAN.
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ALer.i's = - ?.

By virtue OF s. exeelti. u 70 ne Traced
nv The Ilsrk Of tie .ie.ni, Court 4 Ask
alder CoUnty. Il the ,a.e OF ~! lo's, n
favor Of bsr-afs Aa ,aia r sbe s sssi,].
Iswiug ca .r.9eG ~, Pc, T., Ia First ! si.s.
ioa 10 lie City cf 1.Iro. u tts e9unt5 Of
Alexander and STATE of Hines. to-Hi. d,
Al OF t..e right s-t'e ane intsratt 81 srst
James A. Fry IL ard - ~ ,u'nssfsd is's
teen {. 9, in t!ocS murdered ferry .sov.n ~
which / stall cfer NJ ? ihl.c sac ~ ,i'7
Southwest door Of the court = use
CITY os Cairo. ia ire County o. -A,e s1ce
and state Of iii.nc.s, on ,-e1f<h day y @,
| tcber, A. D., 1878. !. The hour Of essVs'
| o'clock, A. 81, fer casa, - satisfy said ex
| scution. ALEX. II iRvtr.
sheriff Of Alexander County, nhncas:
] Cairo, llls.. July -. ie7e. dsd
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BY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed bv
me GEEK OF the cirruit court of Wsvne
county, iufhs State Of Illinois, In favor of VII
IAN shaeGer and sgaiastElleh TTousdale, ( have
levied 1pcn IRE following described properly.
in his COUNTY Of Alexander ard State 81 Iiilaois,
tc-wit:
lots numbered enc n,. two (2), three fs,.
ionT ~ i've tS), six go, seven % and eightls..
81 = ~ o-ocS narnbsrsd ten u9. IN the third ad
GLOON = zoe city q AFRO In the county of Alex.
ssio ten lroJsoa'e, w,,iea shah one. At p,blic
saiee5 IRE scuta-west door If TIE court House
- ne ci'y o. Sairy, in the ccusy CT Alexander
anf sts OF Illinois GA the 3ith Gay of August,
a. y, isIe, a. the sour cYclever o clock. an
foT ~ssn 20 satisfy said execution
ALEX. H. IRWIN,
Sheriff Alexander County, Ills
CaiTe. Ms, Aug sth, 1878. d-td
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S.-ixsre<', sale,


tNHtP E IS Thomas Sullivan By has certain
w sse rnHr-are, duly executed, delivered
80" rsc"rSeo. n the recorders Office of s.iexan-
d. county, state CT iIi1ois, in Book T."
Fag2 ~, o't convey tctAs undersigned Issac
NclfeT watch said mortgage bear- date the
frst {. stl cav q NOVEMBER, a. D., is76), the
'ct'ov "a eeScrieed real estate, lyits sna be-
Ing N 'Accity 81 Care, county Of Alex nfider,
su2 s-se ~ T i-ois. te->-it. Lot inferred
fA5rf~-c - ~, = block 9unbeTpd nftv-tcur
t4l - s"CaIe paY'le 1T Of AIS certain prom
issC-v To1s teersng even rsts with said mort
-nEe, toT ne sun 81 ky CC-tc' dollars. with
interest a. re rate u zen ger cent. re- snnum
fIofa ofte, u1,h pa.a Ard v.l-r.as, Tie said
zone S'tt!rsE he-icg made esfsu.t "A the
Te-wsr. TIE honey Sc sscI,-sd 20 ee ps'i es
asoresa1di ~. 'Fefors, l. the Undersigned
0or'.n.ee ssoTesai1, urSe~ ard rtue Of tire
'uc~'sses RiaTesH "a, be by sive notice mat
vii. 81 'rtr1aar tlic 18TH dav Of August, ct
ne noGr 81 : . eioc6 2, M a n, le-5. eel 1t
prhlic veTrire 20 ire highest niids- for scssh.
" tie rr,1t 5co- of t'e court house, " ere city
e Cairo, COUNTY of Alsxsoder ard sts.c IF Tlf-
rcls nc ~ee estate 80 conveyed 70 rim ny the
said -por-gagor Terms Of ssle--Casa In hand.
ISAAC Waller, Eo-.ger.e.
Cairo Us. July 1s'h- 1efs. 1-fs-d;d.
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Leather and Ffudiurs.

At the store room Of Z. Koch, on
Commercial avenue, No. 80, below Sixth
street, may be found full assortment Of
leather and findings; also large stock
Of st. Louis custom made boots and
shoes. He also keeps on hand good as
sortment Of boots, shoes, ETC.. Of his
own make. Boots and shoes made to
order Of first-class material aud satisfac
ton guaranteed. 624-tf
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ExeelOloR 0Al0on.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, Is open to
the public. The bar Is supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the finest
brands Of cigars.
3.25-tf Jos. RONERER, PrOp'r.
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Twill continue the sale OF books AMI
stationery and musical goods as hereto
fore At Robbins Musical Bazaar, until
Thursday, july 27th.
Parties desiring TO purchase goods at
retail or in jobbing lots will consult
their interest by purchasing now.
Iwill receive bids for either stock Of
goods In bulk at any time.
will, on Thursday morning. July q,
commence the sale Of books and station
cry pertaining to the estate Of w. b.
Rockwell & Co., and the stock of mu-
steal goods belonging to the estate OF Z
Robbins & Co.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
aud continue the same from day to day
until these entire stocks are dispos-
ed OF.
Such an opportunity was never before
offered to the people OF Cairo and yicin-
ity. GEORGE FISHER, Assignee,
OF W. b. Rockwell, bankrupt, AMI &.
Robbins 4 Co., bankrupts.
CAIRO, July 2lst, 1876. 7-22-tt
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LYONS KATHAIRoN makes beautifu
glossy, luxariant hair prevents Its fall
ing out OF turning gray. 1t has stood the
test Of 70 y ssrs. IL charmingly perfumed
and has norivsl. 3l0-d&wly
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TO Rent.

TO Rent.
The store re0m now occupied by Robbins
Music Bazaar, and Rockwell's Bookstore, on
Commercial avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. Apply to A. Botto, next
door 70 Ike Walder's clothing store, Ohio
ievee. e-S-ti.
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J. GEORGE sTIINHOusE

on Eighth street, two doors from Alex
amer County Bank. IL the place to get q
fashlouable hair cut or smooth shave,
OF any thing else In the barber line. La
dies and childrens' hair cut or dressed.
either at the shop or their homes.
G.9Q-ff