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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04
;. H. MITCHELL e a1ar As>n' for
n. TH0MPSoN, cn," AS:"' t for
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C.arnr~s Dave rr~s Rue~
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04

1t is said Of an cd physician in Phila-
dc phla, when cal ed upon to prescribe for
cough or cold, that he invariably refuses
to do so, but recommends his patients to
take Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-12-04

When Baby was SICK we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, sho cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA,
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Orphans Court of CnrrI;> Con ,ty set

Orphans Court of CnnrIt> Con ,ty Set
NuvEMBER 9th, 1888.
nGDERED BY TIE COURT THAT, Mary
VI 2 Mnr n aud Jorge IT, ,rd admin
i>trarors Of Joseph = Moran. i c.,s~a give
III note" req i ri hv lev TO the creditors of
said = 7 Mprtn, ircras-i To exhibit their
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NOTICE
TNH;S Is To GIVE NOTICE, Tnat the sub
L scrberS ave obi ,Ine,i from the Orph ans
Court Of Gu aries county. M.rsI,ni letters of
Adm nstrttion on p-rSon Il estate OF
JOSEPH ?. MORAN,
late Of aid county dec~,Sei All p-r<o,s h,y.
ing claims against SAID deceased are hereby
varied To exhibit tn, s,mr, with vouchers
thereof leg lily au'hsntirltrd to tn. subscriber.
on or before the 9th d,v of Aprll. 1886
They mas o'herwis bv l,w Ia .1clul.d from
all benefit OF id drc"aseds eSt,te Given IN
der our md, this 9th dav of November, 1885.
MARY } MORAN
george NJ LLOYD.
Aitn'rs Of JOS p Marin
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Far Prjil y iJ)l IN q r'e, CJ,tlty,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
 The nSssEtaiG Sla;d. W

AS TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE from the outset has opposed the schemes of land sharks for tac benefit of the pco- rlc, we have taken the pains to look over the records of the county and see just how much title Fortlvcc Roper of Cleo. C. Berry has to the surface of the Mountain Maid property, and we must say that it k ali in favor of the set tiers, and as the parties who are HOW trying tO eject the honest settlers will have to give bonds for costs etc wtich has never been done ycl. and which k yer" necessary, as the scctioi. quoted below from the Compiled Laws of Arizona:
 section jli. When the plaintiff in an action resides out oi tie Territory, or r q foreign corporation, security for the costs and charges whicA may be awaIard against such plaintiff may be lcqu'rcd by the defendant. When required, alr proceedings in the action >halI be stayed until an undertaking, executed lx two or more persons, be filed with tl.r clerk, tp the effect that they will p;G% such cost. and charges as may be awarded against the plaintiff hy judgment o@ 1T the progress oi the action, not exceeding the sum of three hundred dollars. \ new or an addi- tjonal undertaking may hc ordered hy il" court o@ judge upon proof that thr original undrrtakin. is insufficient security. arh proceedings in the ac- ton stayed urti7 such new or addi- tinna! undcrtal,inG hc executed and flrd.
 We 'lono thht t,c citizens who are ;;.tcrc>tcd in thr Mountain Maid titles should now put th"ir Shouldcr to tho wheel ard fight with. q will, for We l,now from what vs have seen, that the Mountain Maid has TO title to the surface ground
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
~esNA"EgEsNss NR,NS.
Fine Organization of alsc Co. rhi~e Wholesale lsutcacring A>-ocialiOn. Ii. Objects.

For the past month there have been rumors tiat q new wholesale butcher association would shortly be organ izcd in this cty, and upon invcStiga- tion wS learned that the organization had been effected, and that it had al- ready begun to cvmpete with the Tombstone Association, They have leased the building belonging to Pal mcr Scamans. on Alien street, just be low Third, and have fitted it up in good shape, making it one of the ncatc>t shops in the city. and at this shop familic-, hotel, and restaurants can alway, oct the choicest cuts of prime Amrric.n hccf and California mutton
 Mr. IIiltpp is thc Mat agcr gi the Cochisc Cattle Company, and Ina, Mr. Spiccr one of the best >krown hutch- ci~ in thi, Territory in attendarcc at the shop.
 The Crchisc Brtchering t-.ocia- tion hav" an unlimited number oi fat American beef cattle on hand, also California mutton, yeas pork, and everything t" be had in -ir,t-cla,S  butcher ,h"p. Parties desiring the finest oi leci, pork and mutton should not fail to Call at the Cochisc Butcher shop. A child can. purchase IL well d. ir~ par"nts, a> the Manager guaran- tees ;h" best oi meat, and. iun weight.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
County Court.

Hos. WEnsTER STnfrT,..... County Judge A.'O. WALLACE. .......-......!.. ..C'crh
 TUESDAY, Oct. 20, lSS3.
 Minutes of last session read and ap- proved.
 Territory vS. ". F. Lathrop. grand larceny.
 The following jury Was empanncllcd and the ease went on for trial
 A. C. Gale, Ed. Helms, F. w. smith, F. ]. Taifcny, C. F. Iinc, w. W. WOOdman, Murly Long, D. S. Miller. ]. F. Shanghncs-y, M. -Peraisch, J. W. Shrplard. \. b. Mcacham:
 several witnesses were examined on both sides. After the testimony of F. A. Case. a witness called by the de- icnsc and who is now under two years sentence for grand larceny, the Court ordered said Case rcmandcd 10 the county jail, and that before he ia taken back tp Yuma he be indicted for per jury.
 As We go to press the defendant, Lathrop, Is o,, the stand. It is ex- pectcd the case will go to the jury this evening.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
\ Peculiar EDilO.Cc.

The following remarkable cpiloguc comncntarv on tEe first book If Mo- scs. which was written in Arabia Felix, in the year 1i96. The manuscript is in the Satro Library, and the address was kindly translated by \ lhcrt Sutro :;
 "Complctcd this Torah, which i. the book of Genesis, on the fourth day oi the week, which is the eighteenth day of Tamuz, in the year 1897 of the Pact Cycle, in the place Alm'chal Alcquzar Man S'nanir Omar.
 "May it be preserved. .Qr Is-a:@l and for Isracls future forever till the Holy Cith Jcrusalcm be rebuilt. Amen, forever. Scsh.
 "It was written in the name of the great honorahl" who l. compared to an evergreen tree, so may resp2nd the ever good God.
 "Saadyah ben Needed, who is known as Al S'bar. May God grant him that he shall study in it, hi, children and lis childrcn's children, as it l. written in Holy Writ, This book shall not de bart out of thy mouth and thou shalt mediate therein day and night etc. Joshua i :S. And it Wa, written by the humble, the humblc,, of scribcs, Mco- dcd ben Joseph lcn Saadyay ben io- scph ben solomon ben Nathaniel, who is known as Ebv. Hagon ltl Chl>'. "May God forgive me for all that have read and omitted and for all that was hidden from my eyes, as Is writ ten, 'Who can discern his error-y Psalm XIX :l2> Amen forever. Sclhh.
 "Blcsscd he God, who assisted Us in granting our request"
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
. siVIipcl.'. Views.

Judge John Anderson and wife oi Nogal"- are stopping at the San Xavier. judge Anderson is in the banking business. From him thc Star learns oi the hrigit "pt'no'; of .no city on. u" lirr. < smc,iirg com pany La, been organized, ground for the same is being graded 1hrc" stacks will be but up at once, two for silver and one for copper orc.
 Thcrr i, probability that the rail- road shops and headquarters of the sonora railroad will br moved to No- gales pr.acccrmt ci the unh"alitY cor- ditioInof Guayma-. lr:t!g" sl.ntr,on thinks that the all-impnrtant thing for Tucson i> the construction oi tine Tue syn and calaha>a, railroad, aS he thinks q large part of the sonora trade would come to this place, as well d. part oi the N"galrs business.
 Referring to thr general. out'po'i oi prosperity in Pima county, Judge An dcr> ,n states that during lli. twenty wears residence in Arizora he had never knDNn thc out.ook ty.lr more encouraging t'mn at the present, d., the etringcncy oi thc pa, tTo years had forced everything GnRr. to bcd- rock, while the ufcratioa. had been slow. IL Ina. iound q pcrmancnt basis, arli the real value of oLr resources $ Eow being tested and developed in q legitimate way; and that while the dcpcloprlcnt of prosperity will not go forward wit, ;l boo,.I, 1t will advance with steps which will not have to he rctraccd. These viCw>, expressed hN one oi the pioneer, Qi Arizona who has followed the forturre Ui Arizona through fortune ard misfortune, ought to be worthy of consideration Star
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Gone tO Soda, ..:s lac.

Last Monday II. F. Evans. well known n these parts a. one of the pioneers VlIo sank the first vel in the vicinity of. Calico, left for the Soda Lake mines, where hc viii sink well and open provision store io-. the benefit of the miners. He has mining interest, out there and las q strong faith in ike future of the camp. He las two-hOr-c rig which he will Use in carrying passengers between Lud low railroad station and the mines. and also for the purpose of hauling supplies. On the following day Frank Riggs left town with all cight-hors" wagon loaded with miners supplies, which will bc used in the development oi his mines.
 But little work has hccp. done on the mines in that region, the show ing>, though good, being only pros pcctivc. IL l. good region for pros pcctorS to go tc ii they have good out fits. but the miner hunting for a job had better stay away until there Is demand for lahorcrs-Calico Print.
 Nr. Jas. Kennedy, agent of the N. NJ. & \. R. R. Co. at Contention, who went east some time since, iS expected home next week, and will bring a handsome and accomplished young lady with him as his bride.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Esisa 1lc,,s>
GuHi ScntiGcl.l

From now until rryt Inn" Yuma po,Scs,c> the finest c!imatc on earth.
 Over eight carload, oi 'rcight were shipped up tue river ly Yuma mcr- clan.S last Saturday.
 We war; tp warn, pcapie coming to Yuma to hrirg their blankets. You will need them here ii not at home.
 Tn" German coloni.,- for the Lcrdo colony are expected kcre about the first Q: November. Won't Yuma come to the front?
 It l. rumorcd that. the passenger trairo change >o that the ca>t-hGund train will take supper. and the west bound will take hrgakla>t in Yuma, or. the 20th..
 George Thrylow has forwarded to the Post Office Department, at Wash ingt"m his application for appoint mcnt as postmaster of Yuma in lNSS. Thurlow i> Il Republican and wants to have his application ip on time
 NLr. G. ". Norton presented the Scutino!. with q large sweet potato, raised in hi, yard on Railroad Avenue. that weighed four and q half pounds. He has q la>kct iull.oi the same kind, and says that from one potato planted there, which never has been hocd or hilid, lrr will have i0n0 pounds. Who can beat thi,2
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
some Frank krOnfcssiOms.

"Our remedies ar" unreliable. ."-Dr. Valentine Mott.
 We have multiplied diseases. .'-Dr. Rush, Pliladclpj,a.
 "Thousands are annually slaught- cred ill the sick room, ''-Dr. Frank.
 The science Di medicine i- founded on conjecture. improved ho murder Sir Astlcy Cooper, M. D.
 "Thc medical practice of the pres cnt day i, mcithcr philosophical nor common sense" ."-Dr. Evans, Ediu- burgh, scotland.
 Dr. Die Lewis, who abhors drugs as a rule and practices hygiene, Is frank enough, however, to say over his sig nature, Ii found myself the victim "i q serious kidney trouble, I should Use Warmers safe cure, because l am satisfied it Is not injurious. The med ical profession stands. helpless in the pres nee of more than one such mal- ady"
 An old provcrb says: Ii person dies without the services of q doctor, thcI. a coroner must he called in and q jury cmpancllcd to in ,uirc and de tcrmlnc uwon the cause of death; hut if a doctor attended the caso, then no coroner and jury are needed, as every. body knows why the pcr>od dicd.- Medical Herald. OIS-lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

Gus Williams says that notwith- standing the presence oi Porkcr and other gentlemen, that he still has plenty of that which cheers but docs not incbriatC.
 Gus Williams has on exhibition at his saloon, q small bale of cotton, which was raised in the garden oi C. D. Rcppy, on First street and is as fine as can bc raised anywhere in the United States.
 \ choice lot of dried fruit of all kinds, at R. P. MansticlTs.
 Fine Teas and Coficcs q speciality, a, R. P. Mansiicld's.
 Try bottle oi old Enrrcstcr wl,i,- key, at k r. Mansficli's.
 Picklcd pork, just received al R F. Monsiieid's.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Attention. Ssorckccpcr..

McssrS. Caldwell & Stanford have for sale, at q bargain, 2,UO0 feet of new redwood shelving and counters, all seasoned and oiled Also one good iirc-proof safe. and office furniture Will be sold at q bargain for cash, ii called for at once.
 CALDWELL. & STANFORD, OlTf Allen Street.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
For Sale.

One of the leading frs ,cl;iSs rc,tau- rant, in this city will En sold rc:i,ona- hih ii called for soon. The reasons for selling are that the proprietor has to rIakr a trip east on business and does not know when he ean return. For particullr> apply at this office o2ltf
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Wanted.

\ fir>t-claSS baker. one who can take charge. None but a sober man need apply. \ good situation and good wages will bc given to the right man. Call on pr address the Eclipse Bakery
 T Uu bstUrr, 4. T.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

NIT. \. B. Lazard, who has so justly earned the title of president of the Sazarac club, has proved himself capablc of flying kite, having been engaged in that amusing pastiinc to- day on Allen street, much to the de ,igh, 0. the small boys in that vicin-
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

A. II! Emanuel and Geo. Parsons came iii to-day from Ash Canyon.
 Just received variety of preserves i'll Gla,- jars, at R. P. Mansiie'd's. Go to the Fountain for lunches, and get Holland herring, pigs feet, Swiss and Limhcrgcr cheese, lambs tongue, Cayicr, etc. Open day and night.
 oct20-2w
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
EIERYTHING CURRENT.
 
quill Drops and Pencil Points Jotted Down By
 Our Reporters,
Who Are Always on the Alert for Any Item os News That May
 TranSpirc.
"I:lite."

"Elite."
 Zcphcrs, warns, and al kfs.tS of l ;ancy goods. at the New York Store. "EIite."
 Governor Zulick is expected to ar I rive in this Ciay to-nigl-,. Childrcns school shoes very cheap, at the New York Store. l. is very comfortable to have stove to set by shcsc cold mornings. All new 4tyte dress goods, at the New York Store. One lone drunk was all th:.4 DO clum had to pass upon yesterday. Fine brocadcd silks. satinS, and vel vets, at the New York StoIc. The County Court was the sccl4t. oi great many legal arguments to-day. Gents urderwcar sold at 70 cents on the dollar. at the New York Stores l; is now. ,.atcd that Tritlc was asked to resign.
 Blankets and quilts very cheap, at the New York Store. Read the notice of restaurant for sale i'll another column. Ladies plain and embroidered ilan- pcl underwear, at the New York StOre~ C. S. Abbott has sold his ranch at the foot oi the Mule mountains to Mcs-rs. Davis. Coleman ana Connors. Ladies and childrcn's i.ocs soal cheaper than anywhere else, at Il f New York Store. Fred Castle returned from Pinaa yesterday after an absence of about eighteen months. Ladies iinr French kid shoes and slippers with turned sOlcs made cx- prcssly fo:i the New. York Store. o2ltf \ new cypress wagon made its ap- pcaranee upon the street ycs.erday, and will deliver wood or coal, g. any part of the city.
 There are good. many st .N.Scrs in town, being summoned lierc as wit ncsscs and trial jurors in the county court.
 One or two Of our prominent ranch CTS tried to down the tiger las, night, but the tiger waf too strong for titem, and now they are wiser but sadder men.
 Icstcriaysftcrnoon Billy Creighton
 was suffering from a severe attack of
 rheumatism, hut this morning he has
 completely recovered.
 There will be a Mite sociar for the
 M. F.. chuSch tonight at the rcsidercc
 of Robert Eccleston, cQrner of Fourth
 and Bruce streets, at T o'clock. Al
 are cordially invited.
 The T. M. & NJ. Co. have q force Of
 men at work building Hume from
 the Girard Mill to the arroyo bclo&
 town, and will have it completed by
 the first of November.
 Burt F.. Nyc, Miss -fda Nyc, Geo.
 T. Exton, Miss Anna Exton, Benson j;
 J. l.. Miller, F.. \. Price, Sonara; M.
 Miles. city; are registered at the Oc-
 cidental hotel
 The Knights of Pythias aye ;lrcpar-
 ing for good time on Monday even
 ing next, having invited all the differ
 ent lodges of Knights in the Territory
 to be with them, the occasion. being
 the initiation oi same twcnty-four can
 didatcs.
 THE ToMBsToSF has donncd a new
 dress of body type and appears in
 such improved shape that one can now
 read its contents. THE TOMBsTCSE Is
 generally we'll filled with ipcal news
 and is always welcome visitor to the
 sanctum of the Citizcn.-Citizer,
 ..Elite."
 NIT. George Dcssalier, Supcrin.cuG7
 ent of the Odessa Mining Company :
 mines. and his bride, nee Miss Minnie Hawks, have returned from Los An geies, where they had gone to become one. George looks happier and more
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

F. x. Case. -llo p,tad guilty and wlp was sentenced to Yuma prison for two years, .lrd whn Va, drought back to icstiiy for tkc defense in the case of t'.c Territory V Lathrop, Was to day after giving his testimony, or dcrcd by tlc Court to be rcmandcd to tie county jai.'and that hc should be indicted for perjury.
 Tn" Aver l-'.:nher Company having received q large order for square tim bcrS, will not close down at present. The facilities of this company for turning out special bills and more par ticularly dimension. that are not kept in stock, are unsurpassed in the west. Champion.