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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13
THE NArlosAL5u,NloS

The F.ss. Meetias Of the state Council
z Here To-day.
( Astate Council Of the National Union
will organized here to-day. The body
will be composed Of eleven delegates, rep
resenting the two councils Of this city and
one each Il wellsbutg, Moundsyille,
Cameron, Fairmont, Grafton, ciarksburg,
Huntington, Charleston and Point Pleas.
ant. +
The only duty Of the State Council Is to
appoint an Executive Committee, and
elect a Senator to represent the State
Council In the National meeting Of the
order, known as the Senate. n
The delegates will report at the Mcclure
House on their arriyal, where they will be
met by a local committee OF reception.
The meetings will he held iu the hall Of
Fort Henry Council, in Odd Fellows
Block. 30 it.sy.
Anintormal reception WILDE rendered
the visiting delegates by the members Of
the local councils, Of the Mcclure House
~ some time during their stay in the city:
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lss wEr AyEsgE, ROenEs,r1Rn, n. y. !,
EczEMA ON a cn1Lp.

ysaf NEST valuable caaeaya Remedies have
done my child 70 much good that feel like saying
this for tho benefit Of those who are troubled With
skin disease. Ny little girl was troubled with
Eczema, and tried several doctors and medicines,
but did not do her any good until used the Cutt.
eura Remedies, which speedily cured her, for
which | owe you many THINKS and many nights Of
rest, ANTON RossMlka,
~ EdinbufEh, Ind,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
z 4. NJ 40, 1sM9 % sf.As oS';7f.S,
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After Adul.sra.sd candy ,lanufae,arers.

After Aduitsrated Candy Manufacturers.
Pitlstutoh Commercial Gazette, Navi2
We observe in the last issue OF the Con.
teetioners' Journal, G. s. Feeny, Of Wheel.
ing, w. Va, q manufacturer Of candy, an.
nounced to the Confectionery Conyen.
ton. lately held in Philadelphia, that he
would advertise any house shipping adul.
terated goods to hia market. This is q
move in the right direction and should be
adopted by all reliable manufacturers Of
randy tP
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ooyEnIp wITH 9LorcHr

Is magnificent About three months ago my face
was covered with Blotchet, and after using three
bottles Of Ecsolyent WIS perfectly cnred.
20 +, q FkEDEhlCK MAITRR.
q 81. CHARLls STREET, New Orleans, La. n
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coMMIrrRE REroRTs.

The conmittee on Fire Department pre-
sented bills aggregating $34e.4O, the COM
mittee on City Prison, $l9S0 and the So:
perintendent Of City Prison, $50 50, all Of
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rErrEn nFrHR snALp.

Twas almost periet tly bald. caused by letter oi
dies about Sixweees, anu they cured my scalp per.
lectly and now my hair : coming back as thiek rs
It % we va; rexa.. = + CHOICE.
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

Ny gatftude'to God & tinbounded for The relief
] have obtained from the use OF the Cutietra Rem.
edies I have besn troubled With Eczema on my
legs for twenty yeats. had no. q comfortable
night for year,, E.Is burning aud itching were so
Intense. Now, l an happy TO say, ! have no
trouble. Only tho liver colond patches on my.
limbs rembin as token Of my former mitery.
{ As" - HENRY L. Smith. &
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A MISSIONARY socIAli will be held at
the Fourth street NJ, L. Church tomorrow
[Thutsdayl evening, from 70 10 o'clock.
Admission ten, cents. Y ny ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

MAYOR GRuBD will likely attend the al,
hambra Palace Rink tonight, on which
occasion suitable rewards will be given to
the gentleman wearing the largest and
smallest button.hole bouquet.
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DoBylSs, Of Martins Ferry, Shuttle
worth, Of Bellaire, and Bickel Sheppard,
Of Wheeling will participate in race for
the championship Of the three cities, at
the Alhambra Palace Rink, next Saturday
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Thernometer aeeerd.

c. HESS & SONS.
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stage Of the Water aud Movements Of tho
staamboats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

Vocal musicby popular singers, instru.
ental.musie In Aute, guitar, cotnet and
piano, readings, reeitatsens, &s.y After
which refreshments will DO served, at the
Missionary Social o.morrow evening
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rNpIoATfoNs.

WssnlNdToN, May 49, A. H.-For
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, clear
ing fair weather, variable winds, slightly
Warmer. VI. ri.e.ps
For the Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather. and local rains followed
BY iairweather and variable winds, slight
lylwafmer. x alsi &
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IV't'kps Z, liS;st 40 ,tsytlp ,AiN sas
I, Z. $50 Il e,s{ 3ps
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Iiai,iue,rs,

have reduced the price Of panel photo.
yraphs 10 only 81 per,d dozen; $ 80 per half
DOZEN. lfss Main Street, Wheeling.
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WE have just received a new stock Of
w. JACOB ". GRuBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sta.
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@s,1e,:a1 anttees.

n HEREBY INFORM MY FRIENDS
pared TO do real estate and general stock broESf
age business ut my office corner Thirteenth ana
Iof street,, this city: When Necessary, mOney Al
reasonable rates will be advanced on st0eEs iii
with me for sale. All matters committed IA nv
care will receive prompt and careful rs,entIaS
1HoS 0'BRtES, Real Estate Agent. StocI Irofe5
Notary Public and Foreign stesnShIp Agent, Tel.
eph0ne no. 4lo 80 mvt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

Tho oterlpss are largely IA exceSs OF last weeks
numbers and there viii Be much stock unt0ld thfs
evening" Tmde Is iatt iot good sheep apd lambs
but otier kinds are yegy slow Of sale The qualify
u better thanit was iRstuoe ThefeAFe d few wool
It wool sheep sa5 lambs d ai0 eT0ss
Same dine last year sleep l3ld AZ S,,SSl6ic gfosI,
aud lamb 1lnr I1.l. y. -. = ~. = n I.
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pooMs FOR RENT g
AZ Mount nellefleM Hotel.
@eo. aa. smooa & 90,

Having thoroughly renovated and feitted this
spNGadld Summer Hotel ! m, now prepared 70 40
CON MEDIATE number sof boatders. NJ reasonable
rates. All persons III search Of pleasure, health.
summer Resort Than Nj. Rallsyiew. .-.-.
FOR further particulars concerning rates Of board
NM mE;y TS'' iuFuAs iFRANRwALrRR. Proprietor
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pla s..,

have reduced the best cabinet photograph,
to only g 80 per dozen.
1873 Main Street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

TiREE-MiLEt race between Jesse Burkett,
Of Wheeling, and Jacob Thompson, .of
stenbenyille, at the Chapline street rink
tonight. 80 tfa.L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

THiisEE-MlIK race between Jesse Burkett,
Of Wheeling, and Jacob Thompson, OF
steubenville, at the Chaplfne street rink
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G,tttrura.
ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
~ by Cuticura.

TREATMRNT.-Awarm bath with cuticua Soap,
and a single application OF CuticuFa, the Great
Skin Cure. This repeated daily, With two or three
doses OF CutlcuEa ReSolyent the New Blood Puri.
fer, "a keep the blood cool, the pelspFatlon pure
aud unirntatlng, the bowels open, the liver aud
kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, letter
RinewOrm, rforlasis Lichen, prurltuS scAll Head,
Dandrud, and every species 81 Itching, Scaly and
PImply Humon OF the Scalp ard Skin, when the
best p6yHiciAns and remedies IAfl,
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Bnt for the presence 4 number Of Washington
dull to-day. Ag II ws there was but little activity,
and prices, c1nStderipg thu improved quality ol
the offerings aS compared with the very good
ONES otlAGt wfek. were shade OF some dealers
aid 1fc, The oleringS almost Throughout were
'faift0y very superior. Prices ranged from az 70
$40, very few selling under 10, With most Gales
THE SWINE MARKET, s,..3t q
Arrivals mis- weo
Arrivals lAst week
Arrivals one year
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IyY.PoIsoNTNs.

For all cases of poisoning by ivy or degwood. 1
can warrant CHticura 70 cure ev,Ty time. have
sold Il for FIVE years and It never falls.
q. Il. MORSE, Druggist, Holltston, Mass.
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rEMInrl

Tbs supply Is dir this week, aud i abont equal
10 aflit 70 good demand. TheAuaiity az the nii6E,
ings q better than II was last week. We auota
prices Of Sto SO, with . few very extra at 6fc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13
TOR SALE,
agor gent aud a;or sa1s.
FOR RENT.

Your rooned house, No. tSs Sixteenth strttL
fouf rooms and finished attic, NO. W toa's'H'H
No Ma lis Eighteenth street, roomG.
10. io0I Manchester, containing rooms. .,,.,o,h
Vacant lot oppoGite west end Of sevsnVt4"'
street, EAid lot fronting on Ch9pl1ne tttEeL
frame Building In rear Of l7Si Market "tsst
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rnE tnIEr NlEkKf.


Arrtsss this
Arrivals last ans
AIfiFsls one year ll2s
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
No, 70 Fiiseeatb street.
No, 60 Rorty.hfth street
No 10 North York street, ,.,r,, m
No. 1877 Main street, busIneE hoaAe' "'AS
two streets, Main and South streets ,AAt,o,,
Lot No. .. square u, ]. d J. r. Bakers s0u'"S''
Fouf houses on Sixteenth street.. ..,,.. and
No, ~ TWenty.ti1th street, bualntA HV4''
M. T6 Market street. roatnL so.h,i
Ia. us Eighteenth street
No 22lT Eof Gtreet rooms
No, lT9l Market street,
Farms and othtr property i0T ale'
Gall on or address ,..rt
JAMES a, HENRY, Raj @tAte Ak S,IHe
Collector and EOtGEy laSE,
myt No, lsia AA'a'''N''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13
CHE qatelligeafea:.
New Advertisements.

once, Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth, street.
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!, Sold everywhere, Price: culIcuRa. 900. Soar
Is cents; REsoLyESr, 81 60. Prepared by PoITKi
DEuG AND CHEMICAL Co., hoston, Mass
Send for..How TO Cure Skin Dlseases.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

1,IiRrEstiLs race between Jose Bdrkett,
NJ Wheeiine. and jacob Thompson, Of
stenbanyilIe, 1t Che chapline street rink
tonight, y 2, = /. 4 ! Il ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

Mr.. John Exley, Of Leeds, England,
who Is making pleasure tour Of this
country, is the guest Of his cousin, Col
VIM. Exley, at the Stamm House.
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49, RRv,Rvs nv NH c,,TTy

The arrivals during the week amounted 10 l.46s
head, against 1859 last week aud l 4S3 head the
corresponding week OF last year. and the sales were
@ ssse sE Sses ss s All can ssss
followsi ..t.gQ3 "a
To baltimore bnioheIa 800
To Gatetu Duy ,., .,,,,,,,,-,.,,
10 Warrington City butcher. los
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The absentees in the Second Branch
were Butts, Gilleland, Jones and Vockler.
The minutes were read and approved alter
action had been taken on the loan ordi-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

The gamblers can now lay in expensive
furniture, knowing that it cannot be de-
ssreyed even il they are occasionally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

Mr.. John Exley, Of Leeds, England, ar.
rived IN the city last evening, on q visit 70
his cousin, Mr.. Thomas Redman, OF the
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Mr. Healy then made his usual motion
to suspend the rules for the purpose OF
considering licenses, and q license 10 keep
coffee house at 1917 Market street was
granted to Joseph Webb, he giving as his
sureties S. 0. Bnrdatts and III. B. Grimm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-13

The Frs. Msstlas OF the state Council
Here To-day.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
OFF SHOOTS.

Good linen shirts Si35 at Meyers.
 st pants for $i Il J. Meyers Y B-o.
 Ovcral,s Tj cents per pair at Meyers.
 Flann.i underwear fIr cost .. Meyers.
 Tea Kettle whisky at RIIcr.y's saloon
 Shoes for your own price at J. Meyers S Bra
 Go 10 ScLwa,tz fer your French k:d slurs.
 Keno every alght 2, the :Bapk Ex- change.
 For .ennine Tea Kettle whisl,y..So to.. Capt Rai'rrtys'
 EsAo: stop 'cr.' HcId::! Al the Bank Exchange tonight.
 4 sole leather trunk givcn away with every purchase atJ. Meyers..G Bros.
 Tn. hes, CAiforni, pn,'cr, 60 cents roll al lrc Cash Store Q! W,Lcoir t MEs!cE.
 T.r., ,I,zc;: y-=s for $I, ii tre Cash store of WALCorr < M1-IcE. Sch wa..z keeps thc only Grst-class shoe tore III Tombstone. Meals cooked i1 order. All .a,iS be,ow rr-t lt J. Meyers C Bro. A!l..n a,d F,f.h streets.
 Mrs JoHr>, tue cn'crprisjuE proprietress oi thc International Restaurant, h,5 secured the services of that monarch ci thc cuisine, A. R,rs"nt!iul, wlII take, inc helm today. Cnukinr done only In frst-class style al She old LoIrs and place.
 Ta;l stock calf boots for s4,,at J. IeYcrs & Bros.
 Spring heel chi;d's shoes in great variety q. Srhwartz's shoe store.'
 Gcnis' fine boots from two to five dollars al Schwdrt Z's shoe store. scyiriz is selling boots and shoes fer less tLau any other dealer in town. 1 Procure your tickets fort ne big s22.5C keno pot 10 take il:ce Sunday night. Th< Pioneer mills flour. Sacramcnto. is tLe best in the market For s,c at the Cash Store Of WoIcoTr & MEssICK.
 Schwartz only keeps white mems geod., and tkis is moro than great many others keep.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23

hope of winning. I was advised to try S' Jacobs Oil. l dil s~, rubbing s little an my side. l have not been t.sub led since, and won my match.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the foo. race which was to take place at the race track on Saturday is of. there will be all ki1'iC Of horse racing and general good time for ail wno attend.
 The McSwcg,n examination was re- sumed to d9y at o'c.cck in inc dis'ric' court loom, h":"r, Jrs'ice Avo:d. MT I-n was piaced on the stand as q witness. and as we go to press is still tcstifying. The foot race between Maurice Clark ard Bradley is of. Mr. Bradley paying to!frit 10 Clark. This VIII not interfere ~i'1 the horse race or other foot races Those who attend inc track on Satrrdav reXs will witness some good running by both man and beast.
 The Bird Cage was pretty well crowd ed last evening 10 witness the perform. ance of Mcssrs. Brnes ana Frazier, the cne-lesed dancers. The gentlemen would use four legs to dance with if they could 1 bu. not having but two between in hom ii is impossible. Billy Spraguc will short . Y reopen tho H:.d cage with 6 frst-c.ass vaTiet. troupe.
 { Leonardo Aprd1aco, n noted sports [ man, and an extensive San Pedro ranchsr WAS thrown from the barl. of hi, hersr which he was rilin" M"r1ry last and l recci vei iuries from which he canno' recover. lie WAS removed st once tc Tvcsnn fer medical tr"Atmant. Mr. Ap- ! pciaco is noted for h!a maay ste.lin. qualities.
 ] All levers of genuine amusement and these who appreciate good trPatElen l ccrerally, should not fail to attend the i Mum Social to b. riven at Mining Ex- change hail cn Frids- evening. the 2i'h instant, for the benefit of the Methodist church, under the guidance of the ladies l thereof. Refreshments vii be served, inc.uling strawberries and cream, cake nnd ica cream. Every ore can go, .s the admission is bgt 2j cents,
 i Deputy Sheriff Crowley, of Wilcox, arr;vci n this city last evening from Wilcox, having in charge Mir. Phil Mon tasue, uho stands committed by the jus tce "f the peace of that place before when he was airligacd. 10 await the ac- toa of the grand .'psy on thc charge oi a:snd larceny, with bali fixed at $500 Mr. Montague was inc editor and pro rrieior oi the Wilcox Stochman. and some time since his ciiic. was al,achcd rhIi could not help it, but not to be oui- j"n". he waited lis oppoItuniiy, and quietly %, away with tLc most of tho flee. Phi was la,t evening lodged ir lha Cnuntr i.ii. rrrfcrrin@ to rrm,n il c st. dy r;fa,r than g!ve. th" rrQnirrr h.Hl. l, is urGcrs,o"d that he will con:- mere. suit r false im;r.sanmcnt.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
GONE TO REST.
Sudden Death of H, M. E..s-~c-.h, Ar
 Ecno-o6 Cit!Sel,i

Las, evening Mrs. II. M. Ellsworth re-
 aeiv,d a telegram from MT. x. E. Grosc-
 Jose, We!ls, Fnrco ( Co.'S express agent
 1t Tucsnr, that Mr. [ lsworlh had had q
 'ara.ytc stroke while sitting in his of
 ice, which If c;ed his right leg and
 idle, but wss getunc along as well as
 :euId be expected This m rnrns dis
 oa,ch was received stating ;ha; Mir. E ls-
 worth had bresthei his last at about
 o'clock a. m. The news spread like
 ,yiia fire, and soon Fifth stree. in iron,
 ,f Wells. Fargo ( Co.'S office, was crowd
 d with friends eager 10 learn whet!.er
 ;he sad news was true. IL could hardly
 be believed by the family and friends O. f
 MT. F !sxo:ih, that the dreadful news could be true, as he lei, on the stage ap-
 pasently Tn re.cect health, and in the
 pest of spirits yesterday morning, ir:end- ing to return to-day, but death. that
 grim monster, snatcEed him from us ere ye knew he was gene. Mr. Ellsworth caIne 10 Tombstone nearly four years
 go, and took charge of Wells, Fargo & C'.'s o.fi". in this city, relieving Mar >haii Vi Hams. aIi remrined here soa:e- iEie until he h.! s,.ai. .Itaned out the business ut tl,. off r, when he was trans crrel to C,lirn!nla. Ahout fifteen months !e was a@arn assigned |, Toln3- stone, relieving J M. Se:h-rt, as agent, 4nd shortly ai;e. brought lis family from C.;fornia and made Tom b>tnne his rome. Ilc will hc sadly missed in this community as q business man and q good citizen who is always to the front
 rhca any public measure needed a.ten- ion. He WAS member of Alameda lodge, A. c. L. W. and also a member of ;he Mas 1ns, and about 5G years of age
 nut in activity scarcely half that age. : lfe leaves wife and four daughters 10 mourn the loss of q loving husband and kind ana consi,ierate father. Tn. sym pg;hy of TIE TOMBSTONE and the entire community is extended to the bcrcavc;: ones, ia this their dark hoCr, and trusts hat they may be comiortei with the sron led sc that the Lord doc;h all things for the best. Mrs. l. lsworth, accom- panied bv Mir. and Mrs, Parish, left this morning for Tucson to take charge of
 .hc body. IL is thought ,iiat the body will be taken ta lis cid hcmc in Aia- i l!.il, Cil. fer intcrmcnt.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
Postofi.ce Directory.

p s:ofic. open from 5 2. m. tG p. m. rrG oa- hpnr After dl-trioutiul C- crcni'sr Ena.L R. .i-try bu>!ac-> from , 3. .n. tu , :, u Mon " order business from J 2. m. tp a n. OIcn sundays from ] :33 to ; D. ni.. :n ( one hU.jg after distribution 0f cNcainS / nail All 0Ut-C3ia. mails (cXcept for S l,-c} close a : d. il. Mail cur Bi; ore closes si .Jp.rn. Postal notes lssuvd for any san from one ceui tJ S-.y9. Fee for each note, . cents. JOHN T. GUM.
 Pu>tluastCr.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
ccidCLsai

Hotel. The only fTsi.ciass motel in Tombstone. Slturted ol the co!nrr of Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished thro1. hnUt, and las ali mod m improvcmsnts. Travellers are recom- mcnded to stop at thIs house. Private ,oums for commercial travellers. The bar of this h"Gsc IS furnished with i'm urov d billiard tables and card rooms, and is stocked with the finest brands Of wines, Ii4uorG and cigars.
 aGif JOSEPH P.ScaoLv,
 Proprietor.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
DIPS, SPURS ARD ANGLES.
lettings !r and Gu: of rem 5s tore
 and Al. Around.
A. O. |. ". meets tonight.

A. o. |. V. meets tonight.
 New French hats, flowers ani feathers at H:s SnI:n's. 52l Frsmoa; street.
 O.d B,reas made things howl to-day. l'aro, Keno wines, liquors and cigars nt the BanI Exchange. aG,f In tlie Pearson case day, Justice Al- word reserved Lis decision until o'cloc'; tomorrow morning.
 Loca' items were little scarc, to-day. Tie s'ar rr>,arant has reduced hoarl to S n"r w""k.
 Nt1-;c. C..r'i ami Gen. RolI:as vii leave to morrow f T Los \ 2 .lcs.
 Snb-cribe md advertise in the T1E DAILY TOMBSTONE.
 The tl.,rnoma;er marked 70 degrees at noon to- day.
 Everybody now rush 10 the Star rosn; rant. board $5 Ter week.
 aEcssr-. Sol Low.nherg and ". F.ac.n left his morning by private con yeyance for B:,aee.
 N.w ring millinery ?' Mrs. Smith Tromoat street, ab"vc J"c Hcciers
 One of olr loca! sports f,o'ei with :h" tig.r last nj1'' aoi WIS ou, ahau, ifie~n hundred lp.i.rs in co"s"qr"ncs.
 \ lively interest ia hei@s mrn;fcs.r1 in the approaching races at Doing track on the 18th. r ,.i Oscar Wi Ie returred yesterday from Bisbor, wher. he has hcrn residing dur lay' past Ihrse lronths.
 The Dlm! Eychtng. saloon kccrs fho only genuine brand Of Tea Kettle vh:hsy aGtf. Two sports nal little q iiicu'ty Tn up town saloon this morrias, bn, were pre- vented ion: injuring each other, by the bystaniers.
 Mr White, a stock raiser aEd ranchcr from Tres Aramos, IS visiting Tombstone aHl reports prospects as very good for 2 Erelt grass crop this season.
 Sunrnerfi.eld Bros. are receiving large invoices of goods daily.
 < general court martial was appointed to meet this morDiHg at Ff. IIaachuca q; n o'clock or as soon thereafter as rrac ,ic.b.c, for the trial of such prisoners as  may Ue properly brought before it.
 S L. Land, HTachuca; J. NJ. May, G Her;z, Sri Lpwenberg, Bs5ee; T. l.. Parker, city, aud \. Preston, Chicago, nr. registered at Ihe Occidental hotel.
 Bernard Murphy, Champion Youth Walker uf Auitralia, says ia the mel bcUrsc S oftsman: On Monday previous ;,. si.o r,-.cl with OrNcs, Of 5 d0ey, ! WIS attacked with tEe 'stiich.' l could poi walk sG., ,her yarl sHl gave UP s!.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
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Gy malaria, h"w shall VIC escape inc drcad infection? is the question which the dcniz.ns of fever and aguo districts ask themselves. Tine answer cou;cs from former sufferers who for per.sic scnurge, through the vlsita,ions of the influence of Hus,eitc.'s Stomach 3;;teIs. V. hen ihe BevrsSi:y for using p:evcn- live measures arises, use this means pre- ven;iYe measures arIsss use this ne .a5 of preYenii"E at once. Il regulates tlic liver facilitates digestion auc liberties in puri- lives from the system, when such ex!s', h; promoting heal,bfui action of the bowels and kidneys. Act early. In al. regions where miHsmstic yapors breed disease, it is absolutely necessary to be provided with safeguard, ani this is true, though a snjnnrn in sucii localities is destined to be brief No one csa a::orr ln breathe IT alslia for T short lime. The .s.;ers is sovereign specific far rAeu malism, debility ani neryousness. Keep
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