The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-05-01

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 THE ladies of the Episcopal church de- sire hereby to return thanks for the kind Interest the public manifested in the social last evening. Something like $50 was cleared.
 READ the interesting programme of the mythological floral exhibition; 1t looks very fine Tn print Well, the concert will be all that the advertisement says-really entertaining.
 THE American Clothing company, sue. cessors 10 Chas. Glover & Coz is the firm name of the popular gents furnishing goods house of this city. Their stock is elegant and complete.
 THE Bodic Free Press is bright and newsy as ever. In it's issue of the 20th it had two items, one on "A Disagreesble Day." and another on "House Cleaning.' Such IS life in Bodic.
 TIE last number of the Fl Paso Herald was profusely Illustrated with scenes in and around that lively burg 1t is credit alike to the proprietors of ;he paper and the town.
 X RARE chance will be offered to.inor- TOW, % those desirous of obtaining any. thing in the way of household furniture. $. C. Bagg $ Co. will sell the entire stock of furniture of MT. J. A. Kelly, at his resi- dence The sale to commence at Il o'clock a. m.
 RESIDENTS on lots at the rear of the EPITAPH office complain of large deposits of rubbish which are being made in that neighborhood. The attention of the health officer is called to the matter. Let him rectify it at once
 CAPTAIN HARRIS, First cavalry, of Cali fornia, with fifty mounted men, passed through town last night bound for the seat of the Indian war. He went east toward Sulphur Spring valley to get in ahead of the fleeing reds to cut them of from reaching Sonora.
 A DISPATCH was received last night for the commanding officer at Camp Rucker, and the town was secured for saddle horse to send courier with the message, but Intellectually. TEe livery stables seeGi to be lily supplied with stock of that de scriptIOn.
 HEREAFTER the social and religious meetings of the Presbyterian church, which have been held on Thursday evening, will take place on Wednesday night. An op- portunity of attending the weekly prayer meetings of both this and the Methodis, church is now afforded.
 fHE grand anniversary ball by the Odd Fellows takes place tonight at Schieffelin shall. Doors to opeu about o'clock, and sdancing will commence at 9. Now, all who are fcnd of having gay old time" should be on hand. Complete prepara- tions have been made to render the dance a success.
 THE Grand restaurant IS elegant. There arc six private rooms, beside the public hall with four tables, and the family room with like number. In the window is a fountain, in the basin of winch is rock cry with plants and fish. Jakey is sparing
 THE bullion shipment for to-day fron the Tombstone NJ. x NJ. Co.,, by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express, was four bars, weighing 776 pounds ana having a total valuation of S7,690, and by the same ex- press, for the Girard NJ. X NJ. O., two bars weighing 216 pounds and valued st S3s9434.
 Mir. D. Hickey, who was killed at Bacua-- chi, was brother of Hon. Thomas Hickey, of Douglas county, Nevada. who represent ted that county for two terms Tn the state legislature, and as member of the assembly and again as senator, he being a strong supporter of William sharon for the United States senate al his election in 1875.
 THIS is the week tor the regular monthly in the public schools, and the teachers are corresponpingly busy. About three weeks more and the schools will close; yet great progress has been made Tn the year past, much due to the .lreless energy of the principal. No better choice can be made than to secure Prot. Sherman's services for the coming year. THE Hon. Patrick Hamilton has severed lis connection with the local democratic of Yavapai county, owing to he fact that he is going to leave Prescott Judging of him by the ability he displayed or the three months he was at the head of he Prescott Democrat, he is one of the most gentlemanly democrats in the terri. ory, and hls loss cannot'be otherwise than cverely felt in northern Arizona.
 MANY property holders are now rccog. izing the Townsite Company's title to pts unoccupied al the time of the publication for patent. They are oing this by purchasing, thereby aving litigation and costs, which 'ould amount to as much, in most ases, as tine sum asked by the Townsite ompany, even if the settlers won their uits. And, furthermore. the title being ettied, the property is put in marketable lape.