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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-03
LOCAL NOTICES.

Jac b r Evarts, well-knGwu merchant Of
Lancaster, Pa, adds his testimony 10 thou
SANDS o: others. He writes: "For Several
years past 1 have been subject tv severe and
acute rheumatism, aud, noIwiths auding
had taken ey' rything | could hear OF, grew
still worse, Till this winter. Hearing of the
virtues Of MisnIer's Herb Bitters. | determined
10 purchase n bottle of it, and it affords he
great pleasure in recommending il to the
public as sure aud safe medicine"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-03

n. r. Warwick, OF the Missouri Pacific, is
in the city.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-03
Wives for sale Cheap.

In some parts of England men who gel
tired of their wives sell them as low as six.
pence apiece. Sometimes wife is traded of
ter quart Of beer Both husbands and
wives in such cases are very disagreeable per-
sons. Possibly they are the victims of dys-
pepsia and liver complaint, and their health
is la ly lun down. Such people may not be
worth doctoriug, bat nice people who are run
down by these ailments, should try Brown:
lion Bitters, which Will bring them right up
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-03
HANCE & CO.
BANKRUPT
SIoCK OF
BOOTS ! SHOES

Mems Working Shoes soc TO 81; Mems
Bats. Congress and Button $1.25 to
80; Mems Calf Boots Sl.25 TO $3.50;
n job lot Mems GENUINE HAND
SEWED Balls. Button and Congress, To
CLOSE, at 81, AS good As any So shoe
in the city. Ladies' Fine Kid ButtO",
WORKED button holes, S1.25; Ladies'
Pebbled Polish, solid, 30 c nts; Boys,
Youths, and Misses SrhoOl Shoes SOC
to .S1.25; Gents Rubbers SOC; Ladies'
Light Spring Overshees zoe.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-03
w. A. HANCE,
40 South Market st.

H<5-ro avoid confusion and unloading
the public, We will say that HANCE 3
co. continue rt- shoe business ut the
old stand, Il WEST MAIN ST.. where
You will always find Large stock, Low
Prices and Fair Dealing.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
Oc0tE az Cor Cutter.

A Dispatch received to-day from, Ayustin
Pes3uc.rs, o. nesHosil.o, to Albert, s finger,
OF this city, announces the death OF Cot
Cutler, In tsn; cit: yesterday afternoon. al 4
O'Clock, e. yellow fever. Thi. WIN he Sad
news 10: hi, many friends In this city snd
Territory. ami also throughout California Of
WHICH State lie was pioneer. Mr.. Cutie
VAS about e. years Of az. e, ,hc time Of his
Death and wac hivhly respected b. al wi. o
Knew hin, lie WAS one - III. locatnrs ard
owners Of the NAcs>ori mines. in Sonora.
and hn. sren; the greater p,'g:iun Of Tie hast
five years ~ those mines and in this city,
Fortune has not deal; pl-ntifuliy with Inn
tor the past few Years. although he has do e
more than ..Hy one H9n to induce capital 0
invest their Money in "ur sistcr republic,
and ut tie time Of his death was Trying t.
have ris NIrs-orl property placed On a
button producing basis, 3ut while in GuaJ-
mas he contracted the DREADED yellow fever,
and grim Death >lai,nrd L:.a Vi. lie own in
Hriin"-.ito yesterday.
Mr.. Cutler 'ea,c, wife nn3 dauglte. who
are .Iring il Murtinez, Cnl.fornia, to mou. n
hi, l,s>. and 10 nhrin TIE DAILY roMBsroS e
Ia COMMON with the CIT z,"s 81 ihi, cit, tx
lchd .h.ir heartfelt sym aihy 10 The w,d "
aud orphan In Ibis their hour'Jf sieat ALL,
lion.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
The Normal School Building

N-ssr,. Patton & Creighton. ARCHITECT ,
.rs ,s' finishing up the plans ant: sp~c'-
fcuiI"ns for the nrH Normal ScLuui
baildirs. shortly TO t,s erected ut T. nioc.
Tie ground plan shows building 6ux7O
Rec. on the gr. Z ii, which vii, '.s d.
v t.i into fnur r"r2s ro ms, 30y3c irrr,
aud hall 1880 ioct. The wnoie build
lus WA ue su:.auadet by ten toJ: We.
rauia.
The front elevation shows handsome
brick structure of one high story aud
al rounded Sy Mansard roof. The
windows are sii French, reaching down
to the aoor, and the lower hall of them
pansied. Trsnsoms will he placed over
rrcB w.ndo~, i:us making an abundance
Of !i.h, and ventilation. On one side oil
the hal the rooms are separated by /"
folding partition. by which means the
Two rooIns can be opened cot into one
large elegant hall. 30x60 ieci. Tie
bri dug will be both pretty and eonvc-
MEN, for the purpose intended, when it is
finIsi,.d.-P Pro- Xix H-ra!d.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
The E'isP.
l. sue

The White H,ms. with ,ts large stock
Of goods, Belonging to 5 c Never s Co,
WAS Consumed by FIR. on Sunday. nnd NJ
hugh the fire Company did everything
in the power OF men, the bui ding and
30 Is were tofsl.y DESTROYED. T stock
.onsIstcd of ladies dry gonis and fancy
gmds. valued at about $l3 eco, which
were inspred rs 70 lows: L"ndon and
Lancaster 1nsDr nee Com, any, $4,000;
Manche-te'. $4,000; Imperial Grnup.
- 600; Commercial Union, $4,000, in a !,
$500. Mr.. Marcus had another policy
of $4,000 cancelled on Saturday, NOT
wishing TO Garry too much. AS ~ portion
"i his stock lad not yet arrived. All OF
the companies src sound aid are repre-
scented 10y WIN. 4. Scott.
The building is u total loss, as there
was no insurance on it. The property
belongs 10 L. Carri.l.,'s minor children,
and was va ued al $1,000.
Stevens & Hughes made narrow IS
cape. The flames burst through tr I'm the
burning building and caught the roo. Of
the SIRE room, and no doubt wOuli
have made burning wrack of the en-
tire bui die. had it not been tor th,.
r nuous ,ff.rs OF several MN, who h, ID
the fl mes unier control ~i,htwo Streams
OF water apoi:ed TO the ceiling of tire
'.uiiC:irg. The loss wii. probAby not ex-
coed 500
The bui dings on the cas-, eide OF the
street were Somewhat duNaged.snd Wm
Jacobs, the assrycr, los: neatly a.! Of his
household gods.
The strenuous Efforts Of the frem, n
are highly commanded b- .hc ci'izcns
~ho were a. lie fire. They tonga. the
h:m like genuine h.roe..-Tucsou Star.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
Ezra. E'cHc:cIfs's Iif:se.

- didn't s'~aTs hsr1o1 TIRE ea.,h:for =
Ii7iny," said P-nncs,c, Of Orange esua-
~. y. 7. II mas once wine merchant
clerk in Brooklyn. ! married vounc,
and r. wife, VIII" IS sitting there nov
With the reputation Of being as good u
farmers wife rs there is in the counir.,
mndr just as good u innte fer hard-np
clerk then. Like many ioung eou 8.
vr had bangnt iarn.iusr o; ;ns,ali.n, = :
and re we're not able 10 pay al snms Il,
thy tell due. E. rv,hin. se~ ,le.l % "a
6 "ng ag,'n.' ~, aGl our lin siz rs
sex; when c~mr home r...7 on SUI
isy afternoon fund Grape hanging on
.nv drcr hi. Ny heart VAS IN my
N 'r,a aud my tears ch0k. d the as ri,,
NV wife.
IS" dear little Minnic is g"nc." sail :.
Iii me Comet" ss;i my WIFE. "Oh.
no. Bu, the Sheriff. man will he h.l,
ma minute 10 s. 2 III. tur"Ii.r,.. and
hought the Grape might ctrcck han"
Il checked hrm Il hsi;cd his wagon.
" d ny 'r'i: awa,, walked nn tip'uc t"
me d.'"r, "Aalninei the grape, AMI sent
-.',,'y away, afraid, stpar-n.i +, that
SINE one '.ht her him. N.nn,c re-,
t.. 7rrc,i, rnd {. few days n: cIa ri wa>
,blr ic scrai- ,n9. Their enough munry I.
p.v the hi'i, hni ! ntyent bought "n
; aim n,s since Phisdri..hia n r.n
AiacrIc an.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
The PsHiIcr CGttfny Card.

Cards ere r,uY slways engraved IN round
script:
Ii people are travelling and moving about
they hare nv address engraved Ola them
cards.
y carl viii. be- husband, name ard Lei
own Ny. prrn Mrs. John jones' is OF ~,
same sizs, or DR.. and; Mrs. Alien"
4 ci.-s, nuns rs-i il one ard three
quarters 10 .i,-e and one-haf inches in siz
.i,h the name oi his church N he lrft-hand
corner nrr bis Residence IL .a= ri.a -!.auu
cuEHc-.
a young isd!'a card. whether the oldes
daughter. NJ. snii,h, or the .uungc Il
daughter, Ms, Mary Smith. two ny ,hr, e
aud one half iJvhc, in SIZE, all engraved in
round script.
4 Gia,ii,d wOman's card is two and one
quarter by four inclie., aad IS OF the mos
sp,r we'd sty!e. In the ri.hthand corner Is
her al irsss. II she ,,as u day wtcn she re.
ceIyes il Is printed il the lett corner.
A centlr,nar'> card, married or unmarried.
IL onr aud :hr, Z quarters by three and on, =
oaartcr i.cii.s in riZe. with his aud. .s-.
tither a",ise Or club, in is..,-hard corner.
and always preiixrd by Nj :" unless h. ID Il
mi iiary o- naval officer, When lis rank, IL
na...cd.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS OF INTEREST WHICH
INTEREST ETRTPODT
In this Thriving City Of
Tom bstone, And Winch
we Publish Daily
To allwho may favor us wit h
their subscriptions and
Advertising

! II wa. very warm again th!s afternoon.
| No'hin" Ia The justices cnuris to-day
The town Is still very quiet and local items
very scarce.
/ A little rain would be very acceptable
ii III" rrarn; time.
lust received NJ Ashrlun x Walkers cigar
store. n"w ! % those celebrated Esirciia
cigars, 9 for % ccn,s. If
M"ssrs. P'rk & Sri', II, ~h, ar. run
ga sn' store II, the front, are visl.-
ing this ci,r.
Tie demand for the celebrated View Or
le - cisar being so greet, Astmun &
Walker have jas received new supply 81
MIR C"i"n, ri The New York 81 ?. arrv 4
la-' evening and commenced th.s morning
ni CT NJ his ne~ goods
C'gars. i"b"crOs. I.inrs. kaiTcs and in n /
everything IN the smokers lire. for ssir a:
Ashmun * Walkers cigar store at reasonable
prizes I,
The party Who stole turkey frnr the
residence OF J. Nj. Nasf. on S venrn an,;
L nee s,rceta, had better return the sam,
IA he is known and will pe prosecuted
Our readers should read very care-ully
Judge Streets decision on the wa'cr.risht
question. which viii app:ar in fu!i IL si,u--
day evenings Issue.
Meesrs. Ostcrman and Bpil.. .No mining
Gentlemen from Sonora. Who hav Succeeded
In selling valuable property in Sonora Ell;
to-day for the mine.
County Assessor Burke to-day appointed
A j. Ritter, Deputy County Assessor. Mr.
Rite Ia now prepared 10 Issue poli.ta1 re-
ceipts to those who are Liable
Thomas Kccfc. well-kn IVA on the Con-
stock, Is rel ortrd n beng killed In y gamb
ling game ut Las Vegas, lat.Iy-Eirginia
CilJ Enterprise. You are mistaken Mr. En-
terprsc. as Tom is Il very lively corpse snd
is depaty undertaken IN this city.
Preparations arc being made for the start.
ing up OF the Grnri mill rs soon as possible.
and {. cOnirac, has been let 10 Charles Fred
sric.i 10 lay the pipes from The Grand Gem
tr.l tiume tn the Girsrd mill. Fire wa:. n
inada Of the pipe arrived Ills morning. and
tee work of laying il viii be begun ~ once.
Lit the good work 70 on.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
EC--MHyOr Strauss. .

The SILVER Belt currcr pouiicnt, j. II. H :,
pu'!.shei in that rapc- September Eth.
makes the forunirg reference 10 our diI..
tinguiShcd fciiow-townsman: TX MavuT'
Strauss, Of Tucson, who wroie the Cr.k
editorials iii tit Star, and H. 2 reward VAS
made, = hat the military please 10 cal. trad, 1.
in the fed" is dis!,rrzing bad liquor to the
a,ld."ra az Saa Eer:erd:,,u rinr!i. He ran-
8 Saloon. tbs; IS s5ou. 81. his trading
amounts a."
We were aEi-c that the ex. Mayor wro:
he articles referred 20, Ill d also that he was
tha author o; certain "spsc!aie" which were
afterwards shown IL b. ~noIly unreliable.
i'ui the idea never occurred TO us thai Their
On. CT the other d imposed upui q neral
Crook. TIE &c sure. many ,erson- have
wondered what iufiu nee 5, cured w Strauss
th p' iiion of trader in ih- tcd," and III
ausence Of bitter theory may b: ri =
posed to ACCEPT that ri u. II Il" We do
Mt, however. believe IL; il is too small lame
for such big gun.
Very few i, de-, 1 know the real cause Of
ez Mayor strauss presence =, the front, AID
POW hat an attempt has been mad. to place
HIM in Il false tight before the pubic. We
feel called upon l" say thst his rni-sion the c
5 Tor the purpose Of cnun.cllipg and adyls-
ing General Crook regarding. III Ii AIRY moye
Insuts against the Alsch-s. Moi being MI
officer Of the army our ex.Chief Magistrate
Rad 20 Catch ON somewhere in order to
"covei" Il reri purpose. Whit bvtts r
I" lad" could " adopted than trader in the
fr.d?' Tnis is b whole secret AID u H.
H." had he bern as shrrwd es lac would
have us believe, would haze drop ed" TO j:
ard been less unfair.
General Crock remains et For. Bowie
while his special" Tucson Aide Ats between
t"at Post and San Berna,dino ranch, Sherc
assumes the guisc of GRADER In the field"
iiils himself with reliable information re-
gsrdirg the situation in the Sierra Madrcs,
and occasionally trips back TO Bowie where
General Crook is supposed 10 be impa,en:!y
awaiting his coming, and relieves the com
handing officers suspense and deep sensr
of responsibility BY his wise c"ansrls and
suggestions.
Some good work has been done during
the campaign, the credit for which the pub
lie has Bestowed upon General Crook and
other military officers. The error was quito
n .iufaI and therefore excusabIe. because the
isition Of FicIa Marshal Strauss has not
been understood. Now, however, that 1t
has been disclosed. and N view CT bis ex-
treme modrs,y and retiring disposition, 1t is
IN te hoped that 7 e will in future rereivc
fall credit for his mae er,y genrraishir.-
TVs.a Times.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
Mr.. Sh.f.nc,'s Silent Church.

correspondent, writing .rrm Fiat
hi Rrri.an"nnoc c"Dnrv. W. saw:
O.e OF the finest ard .ar"esr ,hurcnv>
YER erected IN Virginia NAY lie seen NJ
Sandy ii"oK, about tour miles from here.
II nas bui.i 10y John Shat,ncr, u ir~
years ago. Shsi'ner was poor hog ni
:nis ne..hs'nrtiond VI o. thirty five yea:a
ago mn'ic his way 10 New York Ci s e.. 4
'hcSs sccumaiatsc ;arSe s"rtuuc. Abo",
zen yrsis ago he came back Ia Sandy
HOnk anG paced $40, 900 in the hands of
Trend ior III. r,c,ion of Gothic tenn
pie IL m, mary OF his mother. The
chtrcn "a an lmmcnsc bui,diug OF pressed
hrick and brown stone, With u tuacTnv r
100 ieet high. The windows, twenty IN
number. mere sHz-d with the INST
stained glass, the doors, Window frames
aud pcHs were OF the most exprns.vi
woods. aud tle rho:r cont.ine.l 4 fine u =.
gn. The church was deuica,cd with
isnp"sing Ger, ni"nlcs. '-'.-
Tne agent OF Shaltncr completed the
chuich with large debt remaining On
It. An appeal was mnde 10 Shat ncr, but
change Ill his circumstances prevented
hs r'sp"uding 10 II. The C ntr .ctuis
Aad others seized The stained glass win
Io"s, tie doors, pcwa, organ, etc, and
'c:, tine churci. a n,"re shell, since which
lime i, has bcca un"vcupied. A; tie
SIDE 81 the road approaching the churc''
.Or ,.v,r u mile are VOWS OF the Choices;
AIDE trees, boughr by Mr.. Shai.ne! from
nurseries and planted here. Baltimore
Sun.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
"HigH links !"

The Bohemian G un's High Jinks'
we're performed lac, evening a; :hc Law
..!'ics OF Z Is. p"meroy, E>o- Worth;
Sire OF the Order. Col J. a. NJ ar. Judge
" ". Hoover, Lieut. J r Richards, 5r
arr! Abel y. Du.sn, E-q., after berg
submitted To severe initiation TESTS, were
uI,u'"l"u>ly elected Bnhenisns. Asnp,n
:; us hsnaIct WIS sr,...d (Which nisda
L I'd Il acKs!onc's r,rt,ait lnnk sO.i !
and :rany choice bon ,mn:s Vg,Tc erjnved
bv he Is Il wing son:l, men. VINO we're
present: + 3 r 'mr, ". ". ". Horyr',
c. 8. Jcfords, L. S. Williams. AK
C.mpbcii. J. A. MUIR, Aue 5. Dungar,
NJ l.. Freeman, r. + k-sru"n, G.. "
B.r;cr, J. Il X chnr,'-. .Ir N.B Teuney,
". 4. Taylor and Il try PatruIan.-
tucson Times.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
U'oHte.t.

81. Paul girl. mod is Of pr"pricty ON
tine stree; and act mere ike nuas thar Tie
average s'ddy gisl Of the day.
A 20 d ;oukih:. Alabama Yil had mania
for photographs nf h>r>e.I, and She couldn't
ret over that disease uu;il sh" nad run .er
father in toht $500 and been fed on bread
AMI water fpi week.
A Washington correspondent says that
1elv4 Lockwood ha> u well.shaled h na
and classic fsce. Thee poin:s were ne,er
In dispute. It MAS IA. balance OF her h, q
while rldins her tricycle. that attracted It
tcuuon.
Daring the rccen: journey OF the Eng, es>
81 Austria from Vienna 10 Krcnisier She a.
attacked by tootaciie. neuralgia and ricn. =
isn and is NOW under IL new treatment in
vented by Il celebrated phy sician of Amser-
dan.
Miss Clara Barton says she will vote Ut
the New York election. But what il NJ s.
Barton were 10 elope With the election Gle
befoIe tue polls were opened: Where would
be the cnuse OF wom.n then: That's VIVA,
Henry Watterson would like 10 know.
A craze for short hair has seized hold OF
the young women of Rochester. y. Y, and IL
reportcd to be spreading over the country
there isn't much chance for il to spread IN
Boston us in come other places. We have
had large lumber OF short. hui ed WON.
for many years, eandiGly eon:esses the Bo--
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
SSiIy Qll.llCil.

The c. crc,i held ca'ie,; meeting last
night p; o'clock. Their were present,
Mayor Thomas and Councilman X ,f-riy
8 d Knight.
Tue Mayor stated tina: the Obj CT Of ,h'
E'se,iug WIS to pass upon the bond nj
the City Auditor, to nix Office Lours tor
the city officials snd To con, iG.r prop,
s'ti"n to lease the city hsii ior meetings
of the Court of Ancient Fores,crs, abou
to be organ zed here.
On motion, II was "r Tered that the city
hall lie leasrd to said order on the f;rss
and third Wednesday of each month, on
payment of IS per month.
Mr.. Z. Il. Gray appeared and discusses
the qucs'i"n of his taxes with the Couu-
ell.
After s"me informal talk, the Council
adj 'nrned to meet again on Friday at 2
0'c.ock p. N,
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23
TIE E1st XSrO,sseI,

The matter Of the rapid increase q
Chinese lauadrie. 10 Washington, D. G.
has become Burning question ,he--,sod
has aroused the most lire!y counter aci.
's'ion. As showing the m,nuer in which
tine anti Chiness agitation is carried On
Washington, the following circular OF the
league is given:
Chinese launt,rics must GO! They d..
prlTe the widow Of the wcskingm.n and
and the soldier Of their daily b. esd
they bring starvs ion to tie homes OF
the working women They cauae the
children Of the p"r to cry for oscai
they introduce leprosy into our c"un'rs
Attention, w"rki"rmrn!
The Wuinan's National Indns'r;ar
League asks the wnrkipgn-h oi VS. =
in.,ton {" assist them in their rndeay" 10
drive the Chinese lnun ir,-s ir"m oui
Tids'. Where there ", re only six in .I.r
Gig wear or mare ago, noY they mum
Der i.:y cdh! If 10 attempt is m ,de
aysins, chem. where Mi., il enul WHAT
vii VI come "t the working womtD ana
their little nnr>f Sinai. che heather. Gu
nee rob III m oi their hrra Wur1in--
in:msr OF w shin"t N, goa mus, answer
the question Tor y"uis" YES.
CHARLOTTE Smith,
President WOmsu's y ,,,vpai I.,u,,-i,i
l. s.ue.
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Not Dead.
SIERRA MADREs, August %.

NEssiss- CAESAR AND WEHRFKrrz'
see 10y late copies Oh IHC fuMBsI oNE
that / WIS reported seriously wnunu--ss
and II was Il:"uyu. I wauid de. TL"s
reports are not c..rect, ~ | am u
wounded nor am ! deal. bur tell yn;.
that nm awfu; dry, aud want sop
send me a c"nsiSnmc Mt at that ice 90; :
Anhues"r beer, that are selling ~ IT,.
.enpic Of Tombstone. I.oniy WISH l Wa
there to have Is drawn from that patent
German fountain. GERONIMO.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ISAAC L. ROBERTS, DE.
II CEASED. Tie creditors of ana ali
persons having claims agsinst the sbuye
named estate. are hereby notified TO exhibit
their claims with the necessary youc hers t..
me within ten months after the first pu hlica.
ton of his noiice at my ntticc, c0raer 81. 9Th
and Allen streets, FONT stene, Coehsu co,
Arizona Territory, or the same Will be for.
ever bsTred. J. C. DEAN,
administrator Estate Of !. L. Roberts. dc
rs q.
September -, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-23

For the finest nranj OF imported winr-
liquors and cigars. the Pony ssi"0n take :
rhe cake. Ton, Joncs is ai~s;s gin
10 meet his friends, and y"u u.
depend on receiving tb- finest kind
Treatment. i.2I.
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.N-O.ice.
September *; -, 1855.

An importar! meeting OF the Tombstone
Sleek Growers Association will he held in
T"mhstune, Saturday, October 3rd, 1855. as
o'clock J.. III. HIS being the last quarterly
meeting OF he Year Nj -eiec! ion Of. officers
viii be held. all members and interested
cattle men Of COchisr County, are earnestly
requested To- attend Members will. please
bring drawing Of their brands and sir
marks 10 DC Inserted! in 4 stock porkci bouk
which will &c coz ylet.d Tor publication ..
Ibis meeting.
c. =. ARBorr. President.
!. HERRERA, Secretary.
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OFF SHOOTS

Good linen shirts sI.2o AT Meyers.
sc pants for 81 - J. Meyers ( Bro
Cveralls - Cents per pair at Meyers.
Flannel underwear for cos, at Meyers
Tea kettle whisky nj I1.t:ertJ's saloon
Shoes fc- your OVID price at j. Meyers *
B-o.
EoI srauiac Tea Aettle WHISKY 20 10 Cay,
Ra:lertys'
ale iea.dcr trunk given away wit.
eve.~ purchase att Meyers " Bros.
All goods below cost At J. Meyers * Br.
iiien and F!:.h streets.
Full STOCK ?aI! boots toi 81 at J. Meyers 1.
3; %.
ArLo.i's Wood YARD, Corner Eigh, AM
"y. Stafford Streets.
Dry cora and st ~. wood at lowest rates
Leave orders will; Arn",d, eErrt So WACO"
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Sf1Oye Il ca. Stolen.

Fi"m back at B!uestouc works, on mesa, 1
Dg sore n.Ise IL nanGs high = white hind
.vei, e.ai III lace, taud uu i.Ip " With wave
u.d'i. also " vita wave under ON shoulder
Is, naNing s-nc u: Fashion stable viii lie
iIuvg.>l, rvwJId,, Il sr->
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4 Furnished kfOUse

Far rent Ur fnr sal- consisting of a'pa-!or
tso he'd. ro,in-, d mug room a"d k.,cnen. OF.
stvrnin str eI, brtareIr B,uce AID Saitu;d
streets. For pari ell ars april. To A f.. Har'
mans jewe!ry stone under Tie Ocrid mta!
iIOtei. seDti5.f
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NNf CR.

Commencing on Saturday next, Sand,
Bob vii, run four horse coach III Fnrt Hua
"'ci,sck and re urrinr every Monday nuru-
ing Fare for the round trip, 81.