The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-02
Knight. .. Pyti..a1 meet tonight.

and beaded robes just received at Summcrfeld Bros. n2,f
 Mls. W. ?. Hopkins lift this morn ing IoT T1cs0n to visit her parents.
 Just opened, twenty dozen of Pcr;ns French kid and tin" makes of ladies shoes, al Summerticll Bros.
 Just received a fine line of cash meres and camels hair, at Summer field Bros. The trial of the Jump case was postponed in the County Court this morning until Thursday at 10 a. rn. Drop in Forlloui~' ii you desire the best imported cigar in town. n2t2
 Samuel Houston, Jr., son of Gen. Houston, of Texas, who has hccn ap- pointed moUntcd inspector for this district, arrived in this city to-day. and entered upon his duties. Tine young man has good reputation, and We hope that he will he success ful in his new position.
 We have just received a fine line of gents suits, in cassimcrcs. Oregon wool, corkscrrw>, dioganc!s, ani crepe, the finest in town, at prices that dciy competition. srMNERFIELD BRos. > Joe Pascholy has just received F barrels oi the famous Guinness. Dublin Stout, and barrels of English Ale. Go to the Fountain Tor lunches, and get Holland herring, pigs feet. Swiss. and Limbcrgcr cheese, lamb. tongue, C,:vivr, etc. Open day and night. oct20-2w As many of our citizens are dcsir- ouS of knowing when Judge Barnes will arrive in this city, the Allowing telegram from tine Judge to Judge Robinson ia self explanatory:
 I'tcs"N, Nov. ,. .J.s. :. ROBINSON, Tombstone - VI III it III 'Itl lf'si''llt' li'-At I'J!taA time, just a. soon as l return from Graham county. Will notify you later.
 WN. II. BARNES.
 \ span Of horses attached to a Chinese vegetable wagon, bcconling impatient to-day while standing in tl!c cold r,,in, took ]; into their heads to % home and to @o ns quickly u- 1 possible So not waiting ior the driver they started of ill tl.c direction oi tha ! river on ! gallon, and | minute after about 20 Chinanen wi,u their pig tails fyiiig in ;Io air started of ill | pursuit of the fast fleeing team. Tie lat tEat was seen Of them wa- thc team passing the Ncpl'.u. Wells :, good iir-t, while the C,HHamen Were about q ha!i | mil. behind hcina dev:ii.h poor seconds.
 Our stock of L9ots and shoes a-r the finest this side of san Franrisco, at Suinlnerticld Bros.
 By tA" retirement Of Judge Eaaton the custom service loses an uyrigh. ! and honorable officer, and the people 1 of this district loso tine most cliici ut officer tl.cy have ever hal. Judge Easton has been very attentive to Ii, duties, having been out night and d.y, at times attending to his duties and : preventing parties from dciraudirG ] Uncle Sam, and TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE ! for i:sclt, and on behalf of the people oi this district takes great pleasure in endorsing thc official actions Of Judge Easton, during lis stay among Us, and assuring him oi our good will in what ever position and whatever place his lot may be east
 ! Fine hrocadcd silks, satins, and vel vets, at the New York Store. When the buildings fell in the other evening, a party of well known gentlemen were playing little game of freeze out for the beer and when the plaster began to fall .upon them they ali tore out Of the building as ii [ the old Nick was after them. All cx- ! ccpt one who held three tours and he staid with tine pot. Two others jump ed through the back door taking the door with them, while the fourth found himself ill the middle of the street with five cards in ono hand and a schooner of beer in the other. After they all got together again they ad- ! journed to down town saloon and : finished their game. They all showed rare nerve in facing danger and would | | - -. :. ,y-.. 4x. I......