The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-17
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Nothing for record in the County Recorders office to-day.
 Mir. J. T. Fitzgerald, publisher of the Clifton Clarion will shortly pay this city visit.
 Ejectment suits by G. G, Berry are still the order of the day,
 Ben Wehrfritz has returned from trip to Mud Springs.
 The ladies of St. Paul's Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock.
 San Jose fruits in glass at R. P. Manstield's. 1912
 Tickets for the Select Knights ball on the 25th admit gentleman and one lady.
 Jockey Queen cigars 124 cents each at Ashmun < Walkers.
 Eastern and California cheese at F. F. Mansfield's. 1912
 Our travelling agent will shortly visit Tucson and canvass for advertis- ing and subscriptions.
 The press of th' Territory speak we'll of Jos. Pascholy for member of the next legislature, Joe is we'll known throughout the Territory.
 Local items are scarce to-day, and, as we never an Indian agent, We can not give Crook and the military pets the same as our contemporary does.
 Dr. Henderson has removed his office to the building adjoining that of Judge Robinson on Fourth street.
 The Record-Epitaph is an Indian since: this morning, and records just a little story of john peon clum while he was Indian Agent. We wonder what this has got to do with the pre- sent Indian campaign.
 Souscd mackerel-something fine at k. F. Manstield's. 1912 Messr.. Mcintyre and Lathrop who were recently tried for horse stealing, were brought into court this morning for sentence, and sentenced by the Court to one and two years in the pcnitentiary.
 Dupey hams and bacon at E. r. Mansficlds. 1912
 This office is under obligations for a basket of champagne and box of fine Havana cigars which were sent in last evening with the compliments of Mr and Mrs. 4. Fortlouis. That they may live long and prosper is the wish of THB DAILY TOMBSTONE Lunch baskets of all kinds at R. P. Mansfeld's. 1912
 Judge Barnes and several members of the legal fraternity in this city were entertained at the residence of Judge Robinson by the Judge and his fam fly. The evening was spent in con versation, etc, and very enjoyable time was had.
 The best teas and coffee at R. F. Mansfield's. 1912
 This morning, early, some party, or parties, tried to steal Fred Dodge's horse. They succeeded in gaining an entrance to the stable, but, as there were two heavy bars across the door, they were unable to get the horse out There has been, for the past two or three weeks, several suspicious-looking characters around town, and our citi- gems should be on their guard
 A social will be given Thursday evening, at Mining Exchange Hall, by the ladies of the M F.. Aid Society, for the purpose of raising the necss- sary money to pay for moving and re- pairing the Methodist parsonage. The ladies will endeavOr to give all who attend social, pleasant time, and will also have music and recitations. Last, but not least, will be coffee, cake and sandwiches. Admission, twenty-five cents, and twenty-five cents for re- treatments. All are cordially invited, 60 do not forget the time and place.