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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

LOCALS.

LOCALS.
We wish all our subscribers the
compliments of the season, and
trust that the coming new year will
I've one of prosperity and happness
to each and every one.
Mr.. smith, of SNene, visited Rug
by on Tuesday
Mr.. Cyrus Clark was in town on
Monday.
Mr.. s. Z Franklin of Snnbright,
waa in town ON Saturday
BUY your oats, corn, hay and
mill feed at Skene's.
Mrs. Joe Giles arrived yesterday
from Georgia.
Mr. A L. Compton was in town
on Tuesday.
A full line in dry goods, groceries
and hardware, at Volles & Weleh.
Bishop Quutarl left for Sevanee
on Monday.
Soluble Pacific Guano, $500 per
sack at Skenc's.
Mr. G. A. Clark came over on
Saturday last from AllarIt, retur-
mng Sunday.
Skcne buy, hy the carload and
Saves freight.
,-alr.-ad u sll44L.r- Of S en- ).
we're in town Oh Iuead ~, return
ing home the same day.
The Library has been closed ;his
week to ALLOW Alr, Wills to repllr
the ceilns.
Rev. + A. Fo0te rode over TO
Rugby on Sunday last, returning
home the same day.
MIR. Ben Stockton DIR we 80 head
of cattle through I;usby on WsInes-
day morning
The weekly meeting of the Ladies
Church Working Socie,y viii not
be held on account Of the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. BOYLE isa building two new
barns and making other improve
ments on his farm at Glade,. I
A supply Of fresh meat constant
ly on hand at the lowest prices al
the CoMMIssARY.
Mr.. E. Wilkinson arrived in Rug
by on Sunday last from Dayton
and will remain over Christmas.
THE NEW HOTEL CERTAIN
1t is also an established fact tina
j A DIMLlNG keeps the lArges
best, and most complete Stock o
BOOTS ard SHOES in Morga
County.
In connection with the above II
supplies his Patrons with Grocesie
Hardware, Cigars and Tobacco,
at the lowest going prices.
Mr.. NJ. Boyle shut down hi. sa
mill on Wednesday last. He la
sawn about 275,000 #. of first cla
lumber; a good deal of which h;
already been used
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEA
will soon be here, and as SAINT
CLAUS is not ex ected to call on
this year in a public manner, as {
previous years. 1t Will be necessal
for us, in some measure, to try al
fill his place.
So those desiring presents for Il
Holidays will find large supply
all descriptions of merclandi
suitahle tor the occasion at Il
RUGBY COMMISSARY.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

A lady, who suffered from weakness pecu-
lar to h~r sex in wr ting to 4 TREAD sad: 81
tiled Ylr,ou, kidney medicines, but only tou It
n,vSelf growing worse. 4 TREAD told me
use Or. tuys,tt's Yellow Dock AID ~arsapar-
lila Its effect OF me was GOA tcatei b. =
clear and beautiful complexion, Il freedom
from aches snd paias, a complete rem val o
nervous depression, painless re[uIant' ~
labits of digestion. and otherwise. cannot
prai .e the remedy too highly as tru! friend
su siering womanhooi. aad IS a stren5 then-
~ medicine.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

THE CENTRAL TENNESSEE RAIL. Co.
The above is the name Of a new
organization, that las registered
charter in due form of law to con-
struct a railroad from the line Of
the Cincinnati Southern Rail Road,
at some available point, between
Sunhrlght and New River in a
westerly direction, through Scott.
Morgan, Fentress, Overton and
Jackson Counties to the Cumber-
land River, near Gainshoro. Hon.
L. r. Smith, Mr.. Cyrus Clark, and
other citizens OF Fentress County
are named as corporators. Mr..
Clark has engaged the services of
Charles J. Allison Esq, an expe-
rienced Civil Engineer of Ohio, who
is now engaged with an adequate
number of helpers, in running an
experimental line from Glen Mary
via Rugby and Allardt, to Buffalo
Cove, point in Fentress County
four miles south of Jamestown
where d favola lie openlngis obtain
ed for the marvellous coal fields Of
this county.
Several experts from the Nortl
and South have personally inspected
tins coal territory, and coincide il
the opinion, that for extent an,
quality, it is unequaled in the SoutI
by any yet discovered, and ha
few, if any, superior in the North.
No public enterprise intended t.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

Ceusumi itiytz ahI AT, Sno 81 tcr from an,
affection I, tac hrott ali i.u1,,. cII AL ,
certain e.. = n Dr.. kIugS New Discover,
for Coh,en ptlon. thousands q, per.naae 4
mtd,ciue san suoS ST. "a a re .nsd % wOnsie,. a.
cures. tUJds ad' u pnce hopeless ssrfsecs
now CRATE M. - .iin they owe taeir i've
lo;njs New '.IJ.ogg. Il viii est yau nos
.lnug to ..;e 1t trial. Free tr.at Unite, 4.
ANY Drug tore. large sll.. siJt..
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26
Washington Letter.
From our regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Dee. z

WASHINGTON. Dee. "a. IS
Capitol Hill has b.en ma lie lively
during the week by the peoples Repre-
seutatives, although the Senate has
given itself to little else than a Tenn
perancQ debate and the Presidential sue
cession bill, which it passed while til
House has been confined to the seem
mgly dnll subject of IA new code Of
rules. Startling revelations were made
regarding whisky in the Senate com
mittee rooms however, and in the House
Mr.. Kendall, the Chairman of the
powerful appropriations committee, was
sharply attacked because of his unNil-
linsness to have his own wings clip
ped
AS | have probably mentioned before
all the less fortunate members Of Con
gress are more or less envious of the
fifteen men who compose the Commit
tee OIL AIprol ria'ions. All Congress
men are anxious to make appropriations
'and large majority of them favor that
feature of the new code of rules which
distributes the Appropriation bilo
among different committees.
Mr.. Rand Ill holds that such a dis
position Of his bills would lead to uu-
paralleled corruption and extrayaeanca,
something thar has never been charge
upon his committee, But members
talk about the prosperous growth OF
the country, and argue that the appro-
priationS should keep pace with it. They
also talk about individual honesty am
capacity. They say "Why should ii
teen men assume all the honesty ana
economy in the House p
This discussion of the rules vii
most likely consume, the entire week. i
not longer time, aud though the new
code may not pass in its present shtp,
it will probably be adopted with amend
meuts. Those who want to get on the
several A preparations committees viii
vote for it, those who favor some OF
the other propositions involved in ii
will vote for it, those who want t. beal
Mr.. Randall will vote for it, and those
who want some change and don't know
Just what il is will vote for it. This cate
CORY includes majority of the House
----natl - "a s..e.-.!.u NJ Randall
had received some very hard personal
TRUSTS regarding his official course and
his management of Iht peoples money
On more than onD occasion he WAS
tempted to lose his temper, than which,
| there Is noting Il stattsli XII eau 70 III
afford to be without. In debate he
mentioned that n"tWil mtandng the
fact that President Arthur had declared
in his message against it, the Commit
tee on Rivers aud Haroors in tie forty
seventh Congress had large Appro,
priation made. An excited Republican
member sprang to his feet at this point
and declared that it was the most lii
iudicious and uncalled for act of ex
president Arthur's Administration an ,
four Rel ublican colleagues and myself,
said he "voted for that Appropriation
and We came back to tie House" Well
replied MIR. Randall, "Ivoted against
it, and believe |, too, came back t,
this House.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

THE baSr SAVE IN thu w5r Tor Cats.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhrun. F'vrr
Sores, '"rttrr, Chapped Hands, Cmlbllins,
Corus. AID sl Skin truptjon', and pos lively
cures Piles II IS guarIutecl 70 give perfect
satisfaction or money raiurdei. Price -
cents per box. tor sale by Rugby Ding
store.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

Every cue s;ouli tell his nei!HUor that the
hest reno " Tor curi9g coughs ani colds. and
the only sury, cure tor consumption, is Df.
WIstsr's ..4lsam Of Wbi Chcrfy 1t is pleas
ant to tab, aud very soothing and healing IN
Is effect.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26
EMrIINE FoRp.

r1-pcN ~ u ENPs'. ~ raaybo f9',ndo7
3g'A e. no st Go.
hsl3ay Z ~ sSaE loy~-.T. & CO
Newspaper Advertising GuTaae az spruce
Ing contracts may g. 50 ii E&.'EA
10 maze lJr IL il L ~ SAs a < a. = z2
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26
RUGBY HACK LINE.
Allardt, Tenr.
Dec. 81, 1885.

During the winter, and while the
mail and passenger trains run
separately, the hack will NOT AL
WAYS WAIT for the evening passen-
ger train for the south.
Parties who expect friends from
the north by the evening tram will
c,hfer Il favor by;not'fying me be-
iorchand.
CHAs SKENE.
Rugby, Dec. Sth. 1885.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

Rugby, Dec. Sth. 1885.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

There is no pam no matter chow severe
nor what the cs"se Il at cannHt be partly Or
wholly relieved by J.hnSon's 4no4yne Lin /
imsnt, used internally and externally. II is
the most powerful remedy knosn to m dical
tnen.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

prcK's SrS. published At WV IIgTe "
cous,u is the NEST humorcu aapcr II AMER
10 day. Geo W. PEGS. it. cIllnr ,na propr
etnr, stands y thout an e9nu q hum 'r'
lie believes in king Cpl" Aapy, eod t
one can be otherwise WHO rta5, his 40 <
celleAt paper. Our '.a!crs are lit.t'l tr
the prospectus If Pcck's Su3 il ancthe
,.allimn. Sample copies mailed free 20 an!
address.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

70 any hoy who has disc ee Of throat or
lungs, VIC will send Iiraat that P>o'S Cure Tor
Consumption has cure the sane complaint
IN other cases. Address,
L. t. HAzHL1rNF, Ware pn,a.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-26

After having lug fever aHi nnaunh ia |
had dreadful caugh an cnali MT sleep at
,ieht. TNc lo,.tor< told NJ al 20 ,,u notion
and would die have taken SIX @ttlcS Of
piso's Gre and my cough is entirely gone and
am az we, as ever.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
Gra&i Sl(Cs i,

h r-Spnl-c tn IDNIt.I, as fiat hat zen i,sr', by n,.in,,c!s of T"m.nsju {.
 .r!-". N". 3, 1. 0 '. " ;u the i.i,..a. 'i tie o:'.rr, il isr.r nnnbr of lada sna 2r;''.cmcH aS, ;nh.ci ln thc l.tl. ""m last even n1 tn take p.rt in ,L ,"citi S4thrI,:~. lh" cs-.t:>r> Cnn>i,ty, i :nus:c. >.... ..: and hii-f la nry ,i Hc "r::rr. N,,:,r WarNI.ra q N
 wn.m nmanunc thC r..srtinm~. whic, s-s IS fHl."H>: S.ngI =, M. N. Q .r, ,u ."rs- c! We cun", c. ". Sr .it sni
 .l,r;r:'c. .':sI"!y If T"Hb,;rne l"l:.
 '. D. Vi .nm ,:lcI sen. ; Nrrt an.i i.an na.'r n1 iE" "ioIr, I'=..ir rni x cu "a, C"s'eii": i"nI, "On N.p..','
 irs. |. A. I'irSrs; Sl7g. ID al S;., .pie |" ;'i.;hi, Gar:eTI. 1; Son. aSicl. us, "Wn"r. l. Mg By la-a' .ht,' Mis ijvsss; history of lie "ri.r, R. F.. 'urd: s'n., "R b.n Say ' .u WI!i Nc, ;'," NJ $. E A. F.rNae; ->HG, "Gro. li-A'," Mrs, Ait&-n. Nrs. C vrrs at O. .nr. and N"ssr< II ,.e ,ni Sa& lh. sni ,as exceedingly " | TcaAc;e Tn every .'ar;i, ul-r. Mss li,.cs presided at ihc 'Tgan during r!ic ercn::g, and len, h T ,id n every way toward making thc social tie surcrss il w1s. The lnjx.. =nw hss T membership cf Sl mrubcr. ,ni is !n very tlrur.s.i.. c.,n.!irion. no 's'essiHen's bciag repaired for scv:L uuut:ls aHst
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03

''"larsi,c % the Eri.co2sl church. Chiet of P. ice Coy'e --t to .or& in- mrd..s,l ri.on h z motif d If tie robbery. to ferret oni, if prssih,c. the prIr.;:t;2fs anG thinks hr a': Ho sue ccss!r. Suspicion points ,a twa in,Ii- uiividut's wbS rilI be sladdowe,l unii. ."mc d'rrct evidence aG. 'ns; them ctn l,r had. In the meani;,nv ,he s.srif and
 he r".ics Nil! Gse tv.iy eAdc,var ,.. iail the robb.rs. Al busiaers ,.cu wh" nave safes ra tAe;r places Of Iusaess when they hsari Of tine robbery ii {. roru'rg tXtmincd their saf-s il, oncp l'c sciew-'!Ilyrr found this mcrnin. il
 hoayhl to haze been s,c.cn from t.t 'nIl.har"; m;Yr.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
INSp CLAIM.
Clr- &OnlcI.

The city cnuGci. met tmis afternao. g. 5 o'c'ock, P. m. fer tie purt"se Of ,ciing on ,i.r resignation ofCity Assrss~r rhai " Enpv, sr'i circtinS new ss- s.ss,r, license collector and street com missioner.
 C"hn asked that the ci,y attorney bc .cnt for, vhich created cons dersb!r ';is GU .s!or. the n:r:OF r,iusing to ="rd f"T ,iM. Mr. Cohen then lett thr c"uscil mi the mayer dc srcd rhc c"urci! al iGu-ued un:i. 1O o'clock tn.i ir:oS lnJr. . r..
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
Notice Of Forfeiture.

A.PONErnY AND J. II. GREER, vour Leir-, rsctu'rrs. adIa aiIinj stratnrs or .--isn-: Ina are he rriy urti!i.l tn the ui- h,.r-isned has vXren led ono huuGrcd dollars slup in labor d :mprovcJ:ents dur ing the year !. D. 1884 uppn tie Bucknrr niniry claim, situated in Tomhston- mining district, county Of Cuc!ii>-. Territory uf Arr zons. for the purpo>r of holding ssid Eiming rlaIrn under tiIc pr"vi-i ,ns "f section 2i2i ut the Revised Statutes tai the United States, .nd II al the exp ration of ninety days after th. service f tIis notice by pgb.ic,tI n you should fail CT refuse tn cpntrihuta vnur ,,rnJr,r inI,, :s-wii: fifty dollars ii'eing s.I, .aci oi The lh.vc mrnlioncd SloJ ex- t.aud d. and the Cc-t of this sdYeriIsraLrut. a- e uwa-r>, } oIIr interests in the said min n- claim will. under lid section 25H, be- come ;iic property Of tiIc II .dcrsi..n-d CO., uNnrr. w. II. STllLNEb:..
 Dated Tombstone. C pchi<c county, Terri tory of Ariz ma, January iJ. 1885
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03

To day is "G.'el FrIiav." I! looks like rain as we z" to pross. Peach trees are ia h.oom ia srsc.a 9aricn, in town.
 Mex, Sunday will be E .ster. Get youi col"red eggs rea6y. Scrv.ces were he'd n thc Cltho.ic and '. ,isc"pal caurches to-day. The senate of the UAi,cd States ad- iournej ycs,ernay sine di-. R.ai A.hnua &W,!Aers new adver- lis .nirut II. aHuIhcr cn.u!nn.
 Dare Conn has just received |. lare'' iaroice of hn!c. imported cigars.
 DAn ol O. Breen, arrested by Officer Ryaa for disiurDln. tIic peace. wAs line'' < U ard cos,s.
 He Indisa arrested by Chi.f C"yic WIS dIscnaFge ;h!s EioraIag D! City R. c..'ie, Gns;en.
 R.man.brr the rriz. dance ts i,r gIvcr ny Mrs Can at Mining Exchange hsi. on Monday ,vsuIuS ncxr.
 There are over thirty Mnrrucn ,:hurchcs in Colorado, sixty ia Idaho, an. a.uut seventy In A.lz"ns. Col. Cutler arrived iIc.n Cumpas, So nur.. Ihls a!irrnoun. -lic reports cyers thing iuyu,y In iha .azd "t minan,. The stock growers aS.Gcis':on ct C.. chi.c cuuury vii meet al ,nc county court ro,In ,o mnrruw aI ? o'ci"ck. The rri.l calendar and lhs m ,lion and ,!rmuire: cucn,i.fs Will be cs.;cd iu lie c.un;y court to mrrlo. al 2 2"c,ocS. Thr case nf KIby Gfiu', arrested by Offer H. mes on q charge n! drluH cnmcss, WAS bcin. IT.cd i!i.s ai,crEH~a a- yc wcut to rTtss. Prulc-s,r EiSardo Wi,snr, sn ol: ;yln. ot th;< pace Is n.,y on inc roai ;'
 wca ti.. he having discovered pT.ccss by when lie can reduce ore tor IVY, dol ars per ton. We w,sl, him succ ss. O. Sunday las, the Iiii'e two year olil daughter nt Supervisor Whi;ewas kicked ny fracIiuus horse, crushing her ihisl 1 and breaking her leg. We hope that IhS !lile ore may no; bs mainied for life by iie accidcnt.
 Arrangements were c,;nDletcd las'
 evening between II. E. Clark, nf Tnmi,-
 s'onc, and Mr. Bradley. of Benson, t'
 run a foo' race at the track on ths 2jth
 of April for $500 asid.. One hundred
 d,lars forfei, was deposited by both par.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TOJ. C. BCRNErT. YOUR HE R'. Ey- ecufurs, alministra ors 1r a>sigss: Ton arc urrrby notified that the undcr-irnc6 has e1- prI ded one hundred doii.,rs ($looj in labor and improvements durinS.Ihs year A. D. 1881 upon the Crystal Star mining clsim situated in Tombstone rnin'n- district. county of Cochi-~, territory of Arizona. for Ihc purpose Uf holding said mining claim under the provisions of section 252l of ;ha r.eyi.cd St Iiutes of the United Staie>. ard fl at the cx 1iraton of nineiy days after the ser wee of this notice by p.blicati ,n yoa should lail ur refuse to contribute your proportion. to-wit: fifty dollars and the cost of this ad- vrriisrmcnt, as co-owner, your interest in the said mining claim will, under .aid sec ,,un cisi, become the property Of the under. sisnt d co-swners.
 J. NJ. NASH.
 GUS SPANHACK- Dated Tembsto Cocliisc cosnty, Terri tory of Arizona March 10, 1855
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
The McSWepao Casa.

Territory vs. Dr. McSwe.sn WAS resumed ,cfoIe Justice A.vord ia inc county ,rErt room. The forenoon WIS occupied nrincipr!Iy by objections by counsel, and cu lngs bv ;lc c"ari. as We z" to pr-ss lle ex>m'ns;inn is still in prngrrss. C'unse! on buih sides are making good i.ht.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
Notice to ths Public.

Give the new iaii"ing cs'a''i.h'ncnt . all. Iguarnntre perfect sa,is!actioR, CT ao aay dcm.niei. Ali work done at Inert notice. Don't fail to see him. Chas. U,rris, Occidental hotel block. | 'ra S'r,.pf,
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
Postoffice Directory.

Pas.oGr. ""c" from S a. m ro ! r n. -. ;rt one hat.' ...irr t:>ttinu;.pl n- l-,ri. .- mai. Registry hc,Iu,s, truIn 2, o m. tu i ?. Ht. Mcu 7 urCer iu-.Eess from s m. |, I .. '7 O,.y3 Suullys from l:.;Jtu3 n. nt.. :rt 0 ia hu.r "itcr U>tr'Eti G uf evening lh.'il A. "u;-r 'i4S mats (cNrtpt for E > h-'l c'nst a i. ;n. Mi cur I,i u-e close, g.. 10 V.n. Pu,tI notes is,'i,l for .rr ,:n! trJ.n u.c ,cAt tU Sit9. Fee f,.. each i,p. C. $ c,L;s. JOHN :? CLUN
 ic-;inaS.cr.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
City CE ce-5
DPS, SPURS ARE kncIES.
joteinG3 ;1 and oI; of To7nSstcno
 and All trOln5.

o1d All troIni.
 The county ini c"hI.ias D prisoners s vrn passengers left on the stage this la"r"i"s.
 Tie S.-r rcs;uar.at h.8 reduced board to SC per week.
 The ,hcrmonc,cr registered ,4 de- gree, at noon to-day.
 EveFhody BOW rush 10 the Star res,u- ran, board %G per week
 Bn Goodrich, E-Q., left ,liis merning for Tucson On T lilt,c business.
 New spring millinery at Mrs. Smiths Trrmont street, a6oye Jrc Huefe:s.
 New French hats. flowers szi feathers at Mrs. Smiths, 52l Frcnon, street.
 B.Wy Srr.::ue has disposed of his sa- leon ba,inrsi in B.,Lvs aad viii shortly rs open the Bird Cage.
 Analyses show tha; there is n0t orc drop "f narcotic poison in Red Sisr Cough Cure.
 Officer Hmes arrested -onc of .be dcini IT ondc isst night or ch,rse ei drunkenne.s and disturbing the peace.
 There wil be 2 rehearsal al Schicfe,a hall 70 m grew afternoon at o'clock. Al memibcrs of lnc dramatic (. .mI,.Hy arp requested le br present.
 Janics '. Ecccsl0n has arcned s branch "f hls TGcsnn harness and ssti- d!crv Taru:ac o:yiE one "f the so:,s under tie Occ;,c-;a! Eo:e!.
 ;ir. Rqna has takes the pisce Of Cipt. C"!vcrsc as shsI.if's keeper 8, O.choavi!ie on ihr stock and fix urea of tAe .a.e firm cf korncr and petcrs.D
 Cna:.i. Leach ard wife lc.y. this n,rurng 10 vl,it their o!d home in Ohic. They will visit the cxarsi;ion at New Or c nc. ani also friends !n Mississippi. The Crystal raace s.lorn will rc-npea tr mnrr,w tSuurd.y) evening ri;h a fcst cias. stock of wines, iiGu ITS snsi cigars Coed music vii! be ir attend aacc.
 Judge James Reilly refuse, to vacs'c tle oiic- uf city recorder, and :Is raat- fer w.li now be br"C1hI hei"i. the court fir dcc,i"n as to uhc, hcr tie lsw is constitutional.
 Tac bu l:oh sh:rmans frain Calico foI .he ;as, week were as fn lows: Alhambr, iaI !, one s!ipmrEr, $I2 870; Etng mine, thrcc ,hiruI-n,-, $l I,!:J; .o;.i s.nc. Jan u-ry l, 1854. $l,C57,a07.
 P,peIs werr i ed ln the dl.'r'c: court ycs,ua ' " Mr,sgs. Goodrich and Sm.th lar S.mu.! Evans. who seeks a dIv.rcc lrrm ms wifi. C.ristiEa E!ans, ea The Grr und oi s,!u tery.
 NJ. J.s r. Mras;e.d arrived in town to day io purcItS seuPp'irs for hls new l.o,c! in Dis5sc The ho;cl is finish, d witn the exception of q l:ti!e p,p.r D .nging anl paiatiny. sni when com p.cicd wll be one of the finest in Ari z)Ea, ha,iag a.! E-odrrn improvemenis.
 By refcrrHce to an advertisement in another column il will be seen tha. the Tpg3bstone Amateurs will play "To"d!cs aud Turn 'Em Out" on next Thurs fsy evening for the benefit of the cemetery fund. A f-ll house should greet them. R R.egved seats can be secured at Sol Is- yAc's without cx,rs charge.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-03
MaE HEY ENTERED.
Tfcrc is s ioor at ;h- bac< end (

There is ioor at ;h- bac< end cf the
 iuillia. ol tine icf, han! ''@, as vou
 enter he s;0:c fr3G th: front, wiI.ci.
 opens out ;n.o Hn a.levway back of th-
 Fashion salcon and Pacific chnD housc
 asd ti,cn le,,ls cul into 'hc vscan, lot he tween the hardware sterr ard inc Fourth
 street entrance ef f:,c Fssliun stables.
 Ths door is fastened w:,h comm"n r,ar:;seh !oc', and tie door wzs cssi :, rred open with jimmy that 'hc bar glars had .n thcir poss~s7i''n. E?oa en- eutsr;ng this m,rning Mr. Ives foaEi the t.ois that they h-d used scattered around nn inc finar neaT tn. safe. They con sisted of lcng piece cf w'rc with q hook OR tir end. TWO bis, a jimmy, a large striking hammer wI'h tha hzudi' cut of shrrl =ai !he lantern above IN n toned. The dr;il that rhry bored ihc.
 hole through iLe sr;e win WAS ro' found.
 Large numbers of OUT c:iZnns wont 1 into :he store .iis m nrniEc srT"r 'h" rob ! brry Eccauc knosn and cx.ufd q iht ! craca sm,ri', hlnil work an1 pronounce
 i'a fuc rircr "f work. Tie bn =lais must have worked very quietly, ss ih" ! night watch nan passed there nn h;s D al, | severn! times durin. the night an hear {
 no s,uni. The s.ckia@ WAS taken lr' II, ] the oil r,an in the store and was scve! ! together in the store before operations were commenced. The han!s.t wrs 1 s,o sa frnn, iLs FIshicn stables.
 Among other art;c,s st" cn from 'hc safe las. nIght was a bag of rare COT g b-'onsing tn F:awk Earl. The vs y- q. ,I,s coins, if sold, WIS abost S219, bu;
 money could not have bought them
 from him, ns lhc collection ;s the work
 Of years, hc having commenced to gather them when he was child.
 While bunt,ng for money the bur | glars failed to no:icc 6 tin Eox on top e
 fe safe which cen.aiasd some moar!