The Tombstone., 1885-07-25
NEVS OFALL KINDS CATE- EREDe.oUR RfPoRTER
For The Benefit Of The old And The Young Who Are
 Readers
Of This Popular Family JOurnal-WhaT To Do
 With Your Wealth

MY. VI E. -iOIC" ItAtiHSu -1~t N'N.'hH- iro,n tae ranch of Sandy Sob.
 The board of e9pali-s,ion wss in ses sion to day,
 ". L. R,che, the n"w'y sppointei justice of~,he peace for Benson, Sirivtd ia this city last evening.
 All Incmbere Select Kniqh,s ere requested Co appesr at the armory thi. eSehing at o'clock. Business of Importance.
 Ixuacic Monroy, custom house ofTicer or the San Pedro arrived in this city to- dsy.
 The occasion Of the merry twinkle in Adolph C5hm's eye and the happy and cor tended smile on h's toy face, was that tn, morning abput five o'clock a lrtle lady ar rived st his house. Mother ard child doing we'll
 TIE TOMBSTONE came out last MnndaI with sn eiDh,-psgc edIiiCr. Il Vas ii.'cA with in'eres'sng s;'or desrn p,IVe |" the resources of Tombstone and Cnc.!is" county. Such enterprise deserves good support Trma Republican.
 .>r Matthews received dispatch thi, afternoon frou, C"ns.shle L"tsnn q, Fair bank tha. Mexican had been killed ami for him te come there and hold sn in quest, Re could g'ean TO particulars as to the cause of ;Le killing.
 By taking Ayers Sarsaparilla many a poor sufferer who submits 10 the surgeons knife, because of malignant sores and scrofulous s1ellinga, might be saved, sound and whole. This medicine pur ges ou. the corruptions whieq pol!ute ,hs blood and cause disease.
 No injurious effects can fo low the use of Ayers Ague Cure in malarial disease es. I, contains g specific and uufallng antidote fer miasmatic posons, with re nedial agents which expel the poisonous humors, purify the system. and IeaTe l, healthy and reinvigoratei.
 The Oriental saloon will close its doors to morrow, Mr. Nichols having secured lease of the Bank Exchange which h. is having handsomely re6tted. To nor row he will remove the fixtures from the Orien.a! to the Bank Exchange. He ex poets to reopen by the Ars, Of the non''' The boiler plate, paper Fub!i-hud CT Fremont street opposite City Hall witt eHi aft he'd yesterday by its former editor, Kidgiey Til.en, for :34S30 wages due. It is only week ago that the printers ws,klnG on that sheet struck for their wages and now comes its former editor. The crankman and feeder and carriers are next in order.
 Jus, before leaving Tucson, Philip Montague roped in p.oU;nent youn. man ot .his city at poker, 'n the tune o. $250 aud geld watch which latter wss given in pawn. The gen;ieman's brother when he heard Of II, te!egraphed |" Yuma, to have Philip arrested, but ,h, ex editor of the S,ockman had alreaG, passed that point.-Ta:liugs.
 Mir. A. J. Mitchell left this morning for Aspin Colorado, mining camp, thai is at present havirg 2 great boom. Mr Mitchell is o1e of the oldest residents of this camp, frsr-clacs civil engineer, and gentleman who com nieiien the re- spect of s!l with whom he came in con tact with. He is 6 commander of no mean order, and has always been 10 the front in amateur pertorrasnces in this city for the benefit of charity. We wish him the fall measure of success !n his nsv home.
 What to do with wealth after oae : got it2 This is serious ques,ioa. ! saw . young w0mao sho Mas aoou; :o start tor . toar in Texas and Mexico. She wished to take plenty of nancy along to those regions of Gighwaymen, and in way which would ba1s thsn. So she had travelling dress trimmed ;avisbly with buttons costing s to sioo sach. The cheaper ones con ,aioed gold pieces neatly laid between the wooden mouids, which were covered with cloth in the usuul fashion. The cos.,;er but tons were similarly stufed with United States notes. As fasi as she rc9Dges cash she will clip of these EdovDmeu!s,