The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-29

weather iaS become cool, the lever still prevails in Fairbanks.
 Nothing for record in the County Recorders office today.
 Blankets and quilts very chcar. at the New York Store.
 Warm days and cool nights are now the order of things
 Fine brocaded silks. satins, and vel vets, at the New York Store.
 "EIife."
 Childrcns school shoes very cheap. at the New York Store
 Large quantities of wood i, arriving in town daily, in anticipation of the cold weather.
 Gents underwear sold at 70 cents on the dollar, at the New Yorl, Stores
 Col. Herring sat down upon Dis trict Attorney Savage in great shape this morning in the Raymond case.
 A choice lot of dried fruit of ali kinds. at R. r. Mansfeld's.
 F. NJ. Jump was arraigncd in court this morning and his case continued until the case Of the Territory vs. Raymond, now on trial, is disposed of.
 In clothing We positively take the lead at Sunlncrhcld Bros. o23tf
 Samuel Katzcnstcin. the onterpris- ing merchant at Charlcstoa, has ar- rived in Aspen, Colorado.
 Messrs. Cnser ( Wchrfritz have just received another carload of th" fam ous Lemp's, St. Louis beer. and il is said to ho the finest that has ever reached this Territory. o2Sti
 II is stated that Jump in his wander ings since hr jumped hi- bail bond has become dcmcn,ei, at laa-: !hi> is what we were told to-day hy aI-omin- $ ent attorney of this city.
 Tle Prescott papers are in T peel, oi trouble in regard to the first name ci the new Chief Justice, one claiming that it is Dennis while the other claims that it is John. We hop" that there will bc no blood shed over the matter.
 The social dance at Mining Ex- change Hall last evening, given ly some of the leading young men of this city WAS grand success. and i> the forcrunncr oi many such pleasant occasions during the long winter nights that are now upon us.
 The social at the Presbyterian church last evening was well attended and Was 8 very enjoyable affair. Dur ing the evening the scholars of the Sunday school presented Mrs \. W. Givens with a handsome hroach, as q token of remembrance preparatory to her vi>it to friends in Canada.
 The Chinese of this city send as much money away from this city every month as iS earned hy all the miners in the camp. We think that this would be 3 good place for some cntcrprising man to start q steam laundry, and keep some oi this money that is being constantly sent away by these hcathcns in circulation at home.
 Bonclcss savdinca, at R. F. Mans fields.
 Dr. Warnckros tool; his departure this morning for Fort Huachuca where he will remain for three or four days doing dental work at that place. Dr. Warnekros is thorough and practical dentist, and Nc take great pleasure in recommending him to the good people of Huachuca who may have need for his services.
 V. W. Baldwin, of Benson, arrived in this city yesterday, and has been busily engaged to-day in making contracts with cur business iacD to haul their freight frc.n Benson to Tombstone for I3 cents per hundred pounds. AS MT Baldwin has made all arrangements and says that he can haul freight for that sum we have no doubt but what many oi cur merchants will take ad- vantage of his offer.
 Clown G. Gordon Adams, the Mis- sis.ippi carpct-baggcr, who is trying to make q living by his wits (which i.