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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

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Enrgrsa Ira1 = 80 ay- il Ls .
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- Am ~ srl-sugs 4 I.L+rI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

In ~ related that whom James Russell
Lowell was last In Rome, n mendican,
monk met tho poet In the Cofso onH day
and asked Tor n contribution 10 repair a
monastery. lyon should not ask me
f1r aid" remnfked Lowell In choice
Tuscan, for am a heroiic." "Tbat
mak'a NJ difference" replied tho nstnto
tnnt, your money Is orthodox" Tho
poet appreciated tho wiltioism aud made
tlfo contribution asked.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

O@fEG 20 The dsDgero1, iilDess u
Nos-ffssideD; Whsslsr's lister. The 20.
sitpn III President u The Senate Sss
Ist '-eapi.on Tuesday, snd upon being
elected ~ hI The poziti0n p,2 to,pp,,.
Benator A. e. Thurman made = speech
which Tar bferity sisseJs anything ae
bsTs noticed ~ emaDatiDg from The
halls Of Congress for years. He said:
~ sincerely ibSnk you Tor this mark u
jour cDBhdeBce."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

THE Aus,in K,tslHs says Rev. s, J..
HOLLY, Of Belmont. formerly State
superintendent of Public Instruction,
has been appointed Rector Of Saint
Georg1's Episcopal Church ia this city.
aud will bo here 10 take charge during
the latter part Of mont month 1T. Isoy.
Bishop Whitaker viii occupy the pulpit
Of the aforesaid church on the second
Sunday in May.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

4 EALTfHoRE di-paich Of the 10th.
says last fsll = shooting affair occurred
between DenwoDJ j.. Kinds aud a young
man named James. charged With the
seduction Of 4 sister Of James. The
young WOMAN died sometime ago. This
morning The father o, the girl HDI
Kinds met on Calhoun street and drew
pistols. Hs7ef,l shots we're exchanged,
resB!bug In the death Of James aud the
mortal W0unding d Kinds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

4 c91slSsDsDSs7 81 the 99rE
T1SNe a. Lf1dssBe vse>s Ea .psae-e
sse 2pc&E ~ Is S-s4 GsIas r fLai
Se&SDY = Ae rats = sD3 y sseE ~,
StakeH 9ts v9nh - " & rppu& j.
~ A@pftt ns SepsY Il Is yfat4ap;
eea9y vi 35e23 sasyDJ9D19 = paeet2as
iasssts pef 5eos az acre srs pela.y.
lns fesSes Gsi@csDf ~ as espp en0rsp.
"sss5 res b. hsnss, S4eA hsss ~ pa
Lysa iasly espt1fa5.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Tx More murder trials IN yentura
county Californian have cont sIi.s0I73.
Tho result hiss been four prisoners dis.
ehSyed. on under trial for perjury sud
enc under sentence Of death. having
been convicted IN tho testimony u a
ps,inref. Nov Jessie Jones will bnTo to
be tried. and " justice IL done him,
hprague should be- granted : new trial
by tho Supreme Cont. Then tho et.
psnse would probably be doubled.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Tsg Tn",, H1ier ~eDphntieaiIy de.
clsfes that J, viii M longer suppress the
names II pleAdeTs In the Police Court.
The most touching appeals Of defend.
hntS will have no more efec, upon that
Office than the Congressional majority
can produce upon the back. bone Of his
EresiIency. Rutherford Is. Says tho
editor severely, Let !hose Who seek
not fame. behave tbornsgiyes."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Cprszs NEs0s suzns FVssnssnsz
81 LsuenU Sbp sBs irf-st ~ zses
Jaae Spsfrg 10s Gs aas -usunJsi III
EoaTa.stB 1nI1dp Ossr-zsG LbuE 4vy
NszIa ipp. IL wa sturo-ss q Us 1plu
- sbs stairway II GuS uDsz@Gs-s
ssps. rsselrpI the lVS.sssE ID spn.s
bHssais, sSBs 81 ssaIaI pruEs sYss frpn
sbe Essb AZ aaasss EaE solHuI SDyI
sns s<1s &c hgiErung spsst. aE%e1
y>s Esx~ ~ecIalauJ aatr s.Snas srs
ytH eGusuT Su14ssJsSalrI ~ ,bs tsrtip
sDf JaaA,a.s 81 rs ssS' gHs GoaS
&san Ss al vliss9lGasGs pIe aud ~
SiGns Fp uzG3sS sgEpy pus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Tug Cincinnati Impure, notes tho
fact that "Somo Of the most s,alwnTt Of
the sialwnrt Republicans have fallen in
Ia a %patroniziDg manner toward tho
President since II has become apparent.
tina; his CO operation il necessary TO
carry ont tho radical fight against tho
bugabOo Of tho new rebellion
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20
IHtfInrI NniIrE.

SenN.iei Of On. Of the DsIfLs,
by Bin. Em,lA u. J.. =. Sgg:L4gdb. ia
P'o'iDg to be Il Of the mott pDrula,
~0fbs ser written. Il IL pgJli,bed
complete and BnabTjiysd, IN two vol.
unIss. under the naBcz Of "IshrG.el 81
aud "SgihK4issd," both 81 1hicL hhr.
passAd into the eighth edition. We
advise al 10 sesrch Of good books, v
get these 3, once and r.si tkem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

DuETsG tho recent visit Of his Excel.
loncy, Governor Kinkoad. 10 San Pran.
cisco. rays the Carson dRPeai, ho mado
arrangements for tho redemption Of
S22O. 600. Territorial bonds. tho last Of
tho indebtedness incurred by tho Ter.
fitory Of Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

GDz2EDsEG - -Hceosuts. EDs bg,5ness
irssnsae4 - Al s2r1s sDS IL - guertsss
N as ovs.Aiy ss tDotjpz AseaSssjy
bl2hsg> Jbis Sc .speciJjr sas ~
SpsL SDa sHS IV@bs7, TIE B2ptb ia
ks5lSz t'syil5 E+,s ~ 10 sis2 tie 8esa.
ssS ~ much sG2r<y eyes3ts. De.sDs
HS+afSsS n-1s5 tt9sa vide sIyeDse
N eDsSaD-f'sg firm Gsst2rE-
Lasks ~ rteosys2lrz Dvrts1k.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Ter Pb2,t3suce be,iDys BEak sEs
JfSA CeSpspT N FpV'lAsHes, Pa.sgs-
pes1@ S~si1hlsy bs5pg sEsbis " next
~ 1@lzstlsEs sftes kG,iSg t4kfE s&sSf--
tAss n ne sfEty Ss3's la~. Tie HsLL
''l's srs s5tDDy; sssss Eg9DDg.yrDe5
peliy 10 EDes ssa Ls4ssDf sbj+b yr>b,
G1iJ M sS2fs baE bsii cen ~ Cd.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

1sS Egtfka PAPERS bsrs <, aoeyoDi
n tesSpi sltfsHpt s ssIeids nth
eLkfsILJaIst. ~ E4Hs Wider. =
sotasa La~rD ~ iSps' u The oki fssi
asht u ssrs5s. Jb,sl - ps sseups
sitsmp u seif~JsArsenoDi IN gafeka.
sshbg ihs ps,t Jssr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

"PERsoNAL IouHSALtsM" will scarcely
10 80 popular as heretofore in Watson.
Vile, California. Tho editors Of the
Reeord and T,dHscrg, have just been
violently presented with abushel or two
nntiqunted eggs, ind otherwise banged
by somo Of tho citizens Of that beliicoso
burg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Lp1sps4 - Ae EgpH5ss ~ e.edzg
via &e fassssVs zaat as rpsasau;
" vi alsDa p24s sGGnEIs GgEfps.
spg ssssaii1 - As FenSessss - Spssg-
tsss sG 44s rsyS So spIsp Gs arsyys
Sberepr1p fhs Sud Elessng, Is vor.
sssinS 20 pb@sr5e Tbs sreGrSe II
ESsEz@slsnsy erssug rpGEs sSsG1e.s
- sr1ssang SOS . crp u sspi 80 ~pas
rsks tEs ta=pss q eDF ap~Iato = L.
eylS gr5y Oluz H.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Tar H0DttsY iaaEei st.nstn ~
miles west ~ J0scsroJs. bss jos, been
re Ioesisd W Abs Horsbsss one II lie
odgiBsl ownsfs. ioT bis osn and the
oonPsBy's p,st1ctIob
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Iris bssrtsroiBz ~ nsfs s1sb en-.
'estohs. bat Il IA se,y Necessary soms.
iiiass. IL ~spfsking Il chs President
~ cur Seesl bsrk iss, yesk." says a
spsnisJ EyyDsL "for he s~ksJsdSled,
t,ssss read > his sebsdsis."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

THs Mississippi EDITOR. yboss article
headed We Have Captured TIE capI.
VII" ani sbich vas - oy,onsiyeIy
sopAsd. turns out u be earpetDsggor
from OJio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

4 ErsgsA sgnHsmbBiis, psraIsi the
public street nsaf his resistance. Ia the
atess ~ 5 "SsofziA iispy." sbou, IA
"doet gafsrdsy night, presenting q
decidedly airy ftpss, nee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

GFEEEgT- --auB. s--urE 1s t1vt q
C1liuErl8- Lbu1as- Tu--dry er.1zu-,
GsESzuE - aalduEL -==uE a!
mu-t- Eu3 =auHE-E -1g-- - l-st
s-r.I=g f.. u-A.-s Cg- ;--~s1 wat
EJs2 Eu5 tE-+ bGGs l.!u-=@
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

tn, coWDisdonsf 81 Indian Affairs
received q telegram from Port 8iIl say.
Wy there vas not tbs slightest foubda.
ton fDr Tie report VI tho Cheyenne
saihKfAh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

4 s%TArfsrrclL report Of the business
failures ia the United States and Can.
ada during tho first three months Of
this year, gives the number In The States
Mt 2.52i. with liabilities ~Aggregaling
sI3,1iz,GCj; Ia Canada, CJI failures,
tho liabilities nmountiDgt to gil .Gjs, C97.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

This pynisrfri remedy ~ bIghit useful In All
Sssss ~ tOids 80 coughs, but IL eTtfsiAiiy
Sapt'S for The sirs ~ sssh complaints -
tHibsfs ar liable io from exposure N cJid
ground 90 the sbsyrb'lJi ~ Powder smota ~.
~ The tlnZs. Three do-@s . DAY Will Keep the
lungs clFsf SUD erstIs the miners 81 vurt IN
me uIi1st ~ pyTdff sIn0kE pitb0ni oofFiiuR
u not "lSimsd for this EsisAm. Hfs most
bannt medicines. thst II all cure al dissAs~s.
pot - g~aafsnts~d 20 cure AL dfaaass ~ the
Innfs. one Jot'is u the Bsis4m vii. iu nary
~ eases. cure . tai cold or cough ~ from o. :
Two months duration two bottles cold tr
cough - from two b. four months ,t4udlugi
shh h'vs boti,ss any similar affection that ~
bfen ~ existence from four months 10 two
yeafs.
,,ss-To b. bad =, y. r. Mullet's Drug store
Ils1, NVyDis
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

NiDaHy Btsosr The .:ew York a,or.
f'onIsi, hiss jgst been sentenced 10
iwsivs TAAfz IN the Hiats Prison.
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L N ,sss-Dsf fhEt . B=-sya1n Mr.
gan u FL, bsIii.iig AnUss ~ L,1ss.L
&UseHI EGu, Enn IhE-lss Lyai.=. "
liz fnsb Sai,pna BailL Ans. n1u. IL
Lnzvps dg III. Jn-pys. " ~dr-niiug 8
Sew -ynniens fu- ~n'anndirE sAe 1p8U
Essr anD 9un- fs- c-s;ts, TREE R-Irt,s
Hszr MSS snit 10 teJaeszId q s-lmesUs
,ehp Es TiliIif Is subscsiDs a. rles sp-
F5v,BH .Vyp IA Sc sBh 5ns 1U lhs same
N Srnssy-ar.s " pss tu6 Fr.E.sss 1sss
ppe-sgdI:p u III pH- ecsa sppTnIssnup
aud a0 eufhiuns s~Hpsszpduus ~ sis
sat. 81 s1n.EJDsgbp pr inplrt tusn LIS
sbuls 1p.splp4sD 4=s bser r4Aot&r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

TBy bshate confirmed Arthur l..
Thomas Of Pisiabofg, Secretary Of 9TH
TypiiDqy,
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N-r Us bcI.~ps.an E--t. NJ sza-
&sHsnsas s-1ralssi,fng Er tie Ia rlsss.
nns sc Ep1xsoia " Tbs esa.zra s--zs
npd N sl1 s~alftarF iisaignrs. 1c gssz.,
asks a s.nnS16 VIA IS ffs,sner .iis1-
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Soe1e Rnrssnr=r RIM 1seSs..d ia
Ea-t.s Gr-ss r-slsidss az the SIn;=Ir
4<sdr 1hitaual Tn. Is-usb.r
s- n iis s= 10 eIsHnnF D1s ~ iii.
1gHp-s Snndpr.a it's bsansyii B0lsl.
Hhen . ArnctuIa I;n-zsi s-iS<6 Ss Lln-
suiiiaifs S=Es iu5t .<1ped INN p~-s 20.
sill Viii 3 virf siru.s lie 1r---ib-r
E<Isaiial Sus launShsh uIs N elaao.
md 1srrvsI Ds 9ie i:aanr. IAESsnIsiu
ens irnb6sst led tEapr. kt.Ing. IA rs.
has dit 5.lhrr eur.Iuutf az irr-asta M
HHJszst.in unnamed. Jlssed = Janul
IS his hsnl Hna s>a;tszzb liza t1sius
pSss La aids KaG;L Ena6 tina np3jiaE-e
" ihs rrpnf. LIS sn-z rHp asaIs.-r
"a 1fOntCuinr Isoes iTun Us FIBnDE
1-s h-szr ssL=b Is Gsszfr INSTRUMENTATION
u big.rslsur 81 tr Egin-=ua Ward
Laaaszzr lasj,-ss iiissss sopyL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-20

Tug electric light is 10 be introduced
10 tho New York pohtomes np1t geek.
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TEr La LAR Il Eua s-s oym-
usn- -1- "s--. Ea:-s az 20.
~ A. ll-s-l DEa-- = e.-:a-e-, Ial
80 4is ---4-ss - zI.g.ru
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E-r a Co L--a.t: SAB Frs
E~e@ GT- az g. tIz-z; - IL
tD.I p: lk-: 1r=lt-r. = Lyr-gr-
Lee rIgrcG-i - lie slap- slLL1-
-. EI.l LEu r-F5 t--g1-.
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f0r iho'aos0mmNla'iun Of my lady ffisnd,. I
.r"r accented Tie Agcf cy % Npia. rtmrrr,t's
Nnftahie Pat 'frFH A fun Ass0rtmtrt ~ Pat
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-11
IN MEMORIAM.

WHEREAS, The members Of the Rough
and Ready fire company have heard with
deep and heartfelt regret of the death Of
their friend and companion, F. VI. Stock
fietb, and who was for 50 many years a,>o.
ciatcd with them as 4 member and rs an
officer Of this company and whose genial
qualities had endcarcd him toall connected
with him. Therefore, be it
Resolved That we desire to pay our hum
bic tribute to his memory, and to his many
good qualities. lie was good citizen a
warm and generous friend Il loving and de-
voted husband.
Resolved, That wc deeply dcplorc and
mourn his loss and Join in sympathy with
the sorrow OF his bcrcavrd wife.
Resolved That as token Of respect a
leaf of the journal be sct npart as a tablet
and these resolutions inscribed thereon. and
that each member wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty day. and that the com
pany hall b. draped in mourning for the
same length of time.
Resolved. That these resolution, be- pub
lishcd and a copy be furnished to the
widow. JAS. BgusS.
Attest: Vice prc>drl,
CHhs. CUNNINGHAM, Sec.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-11
STCARTS RELIABLE CASH DRY
GOODS HOUSE.

CLEARING OUT SALE or SUPPLIES STOCK "a
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR PURCHASER,
or DRY GOODS.
We will place ON sale January 10. all
winter dry good, remaining unsold e, prices
that will clean them ont Immediately We
are determined that no good. adapted 10
the present season SilI remain unsold il 70
low price will sell them. We earnestly in
vi,e every one 20 visit Us before buying ani
we will convince them that We mean bu,i-
ness Remember that we carry no obi
goods and that our present stock mus, b.
closed out TO make room for spring goods,
We solicit the patronage OF all close buyers.
CnAs. II. STUART, Eighth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-11

ment among the people and lawyers of
Southern Illinois, seems to be pretty unan-
imous in settling upon Judge Mulkey for
the supreme bench, out of all the names so
! far spoken OF as probable candidates"
We have been askcl, certainly more
than hundred times if, during our resi-
dencc in Cairo, we ever before saw such Il
protNctcd spell of cold weather. Having
passed thirty winters in Cairo wehaye quite
a stock Of weather with which to compare
the present spell, and have at least one
sample in that stock that "lays over" the
sample furnished by theprescnt winter, and
dwarfs it almost in to insignifcance. We
refer to the winter Of 1866 Just what
that winter was is well told by the Kansas
City, No, Journal. On January 20, 1856,
the Journal contained the following: "On
the night Of the cath Of December, 1855,
the Missouri river at this place was frozen
over. 1t is now near five weeks that the
river has been highway for teams of
horses mules and oxen. We put this fact
on record for coming years. We have now
had near seven weeks of hard freezing
weather. fact unparalleled in the history
ofthis country. People will heretofore re-
fer to the long cold winter of 1886
On February end the Journal had the fol-
lowing: "The cold weather Of the past few
weeks has been general. From every part
of America-from Halifax to Cuba we have
accounts-and it is everywhere spoken of
as the coolest ever known. At Memphis
the citizens are putting mp their ice, cir
cumstance unknown before The floating
ice has reached the mouth of the Mississip-
pa fact unhcard of, even to tradition.
The Brazos river, in Texas, is frozen sufti-
GENTLY hard for the crossing of teams. In
Cuba they have real northern winter. At
st. Paul, Minnesota, the thermometer has
been Al degrees below zero" The issue of
the 9th Of February contained this state.
ment son Sunday and Monday-3d and
4th-thc thermometer stood % and 30 de-
grees below zero" In the issue of March
1st is found the following "The river at
this place broke up on Monday morning
last, the 25th of February, 1s56-having
been closed sixty-two days Should the
present cold snap close the Ohio with ice
12 to 1G inches thick to its mouth, and con-
tinue at temperature ranging from 10
above to 10 below zero, until the middle Of
February, the parallel to the winter of
1866 will be furnished. Otherwise, that
winter will stand without a parallel within
the memory Of our Oldest inhabitants.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-11

Still in the rear Of this room is the rem.
dcring department, which is furnished with
two huge iron kettles that are imbedded in
solid masonry, the furnace underneath be-
ing unquestionably tre-proof. The render
ing department in point of capacity and
completeness is in keeping with the bal
ance Of the establshmcnt---as complete as
great experience and disregard Of cost,
could possibly render i, AS part of the
fixtures of this ROOM the lard cooler, hold
ing several barrels, and the press--all Of the
most generally approved pattern.
The smoke-housc is capacious two-story
brick, and is now filled, and for sometime
has been, from top to bottom, with hams,
sides, shoulders, etc, in process of curing for
the market. \ one story BRICK addition to
this, is devoted exclusively to the curing OF
the Bologna and other salisagcs that under
90 the smoking process. 1t is here that the
popular sausages manufactured by Walter
receive their finishing touches"
Large cisterns full of pure water for the
boiler and other uses, are on the premises,
and il anything essential to complete es-
Enlistment has not been provided, we con.
fess that we arc unable to detect its alb
sence.
Every department is in charge OF cxpcr.
icnccl hands. Mr.. Waiter has taken es-
pecial care no; to impcri! his reputation by
giving employment to green hands. His
sausage makers are known as entitled to
rank among the best and most skiltul in
the country, and the character Of the goods
they manufacture, shows cOnclusively that
they are masters of their trade. And the
same may be said OF the lard rcnderers, the
cutters and trimmcrs and the butchers in
the shop. One and all Of them have had
much experience IN his or their respective
departments, and show their skill by their
work.
All the work about the large establish
ment is carried on directly under the eye
Of Mr. Walter. He is there constantly, and
under his experienced eye and skillful
hands the operations Of tho establishment
all move forward with the exactness of
completely adjusted clock-work.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-11
AROUND TOWN.

A select social dance was the at
traction at Turner hall, last night
"A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Conant is said
to he seriously i'll of diphtheria. Mr..
Conant, himself is still "under the wealth
err
DR.. AFTER, who has been confined to his
room for nearly year, with broken leg,
was out with "his girl" sleigh riding yes
terday.
A man named Simpson Mann had his
leg crushed between two logs at Mounds
Junction, on Thursday last. The bone was
broken in two places.
Mr. Youngbloodfailed to fill hisappoint-
ment at the Reform Club rooms, last night.
lie sent his excuses to the club, however,
and will be on hand at some future time.
"A lad named Kirby Smith, received II
fall Thursday, severe enough to dislocatc
his shoulder joint. II is said that this is
the third accident of the same identical ma.
ture that has happened to this youngstcr
The members of the Excelsior Social
and Literary Society have in preparation an
interesting programme for their meeting Of
Tuesday night next. The residence of the
Misses Walbridge has been designated as
the place of meeting.
j. ii. Carter, who ut one time ran a
bakery in Cairo, but is now putting in a
portion OF his time in an effort to make n
name under the nom de plume Of "Commo-
dore Rollingpin," thinks Of starting out on
q lecture tour. We are sorry to hear it,
"A Brooklyn man deposited 5000 with
Alex. Rockingham & Co., brokers. 12 Wall
\ street, New York, as margin on 100 shares
Ut. Paul railroad stock. The stock was dis.
posed of six weeks afterwards, realizing
4s,400 profit Their Weekly Financial Re.
port il sent free.
~. Milton Turner (colorcdD Grants min.
(; jeler 70 Liberia, will be In Cairo on the
E 3od inst, on the evening Of which day he
lVvili lecture on the subject Of Liberia. The
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-11
A THRIVING INDUSTRY.
JACOB WALTERS STEAM SAUSAGE FACTORY
AND MEAT SHOP.

dhtOB tl.IEKN STEAM SAlsAGE IAtIOEl
AND NEAT SHOP.
Few Of our citizens have been more pros.
porous, or deserved to be, than Jacob Wal
ter For number Of years he devoted
himself to the sale of fresh and cured
meats, and by a straight forward and hon
est manner of dealing with the public, and
by exercising great care in purchasing the
best stock that was brough. to the market
or could be found in the country, he built
up a large and profitable business, which
he has not only maintained. but increased
to enlarge his facilities. Accordingly he
set mechanics at work, and in due time
was provided with a well built, conveniently
arranged. two story brick establishment,
fronting fifty feet on Eighth street, and, with
its recent additions, running back one hur-
dred feet TO the middle OF the block 1t
was built and arranged with an eye to the
accommodation of the business to which
he is now devoting it, viz: to the sale Of
fresh and cured meats of every description,
and the manufactua of all kinds OF sau-
sageS demanded by the market
The front of the building, as our local
readers know, is his salcs,room, where the
retail customer can purchase the choicest of
meats, whether of beef, pork, mutton, veal
or vcnison in any quantity desired, and
have their purchases delivered to order in
any part of the city, without mistake or
delay Here also the wholesale buyer can
always find an excellent variety from which
to choose and if his orders be for one hun
drcd or one thousand pounds, they will be
filled without delay, and in a manner that
never fails TO give the completest satistac-
ton.
The steam sausage factory is in the rear,
occupying room sixteen by forty feet.
The floor is paved with brick, and every
thing is arranged with aview Inconvenience,
strength and durability. The chopping
machine is of that approved pattern manu-
featured by Mr.. L, Steigcrt, of Cincinnati,
and has an ordinary capacity Of two thous
and pounds Of sausage a day, or more, if
run to its utmost capacity. The machine
is driven by horizontal engine of six horse
power, and isa quiet, easy working and
complete piece of machinery. The double
hand-power stufing machine is a model of
its kind, and has capacity adjusted to
that Of the chopper. The suffer can also
utilized in the grinding of spices.
Adjoining the sausagc-making apartment
is the cutting.up room, in convenient proX-
unity TO which is the salting-room. Skirt
ing the walls of this room are immense
tanks, holding three thousand pounds each,
filled with hams, alreaty trimmed and un-
dergoing the process that fits them for the
smOkc-housc In this room are stored away
the "hand-rockers" formerly used by Mr..
Walter in the manufacture of sausages, but
now displaced by appliances driven by
steam. They are kept on hand for emerg-
cncics---to be used when, If ever, tho steam
apparatus proves inadequate to the work Of
promptly supplying demands.