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■ —Fifty thousand Havana Cigars
just received at Stemberger Bro.’s,
Eddy street. Sold at Eastern prices.
019-5 t
Jobbery.— We have obtained
partial though incomplete informa
tion, in relation to a robherry that
transpired on the eastward bound
freight train, between here and
Hazard, last night. A man who
traveling east in charge of a lot
mules was robbed of 4400 in gold,
4600 in greenbacks and a valuable
lot of moee agates, by three of his
traveling companions who "went
through” him while he was asleep.
It is supposed that the thieves used
chloriform to perfect their work.
They were strangers to the victim
who had no more than a traveling
acquaintance with them. He had,
however, paid their board during
the trip. The parties got off here,
and are supposed to be secreted
somewhere in this city. We under
stand the police are on their track.
—Detroit and New York Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco at Sternberger
Bro.’s Cigar store, Eddy street. Sold
at Eastern prices. o!9-5t
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