The Tombstone., 1885-07-24
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Stranger. continue 10 arr!Ye in Tombstci. every day. ;. The sign 70 le.,": :s becoming very scare article m Tombstone at present Deputy Sher fl John F Crowley depcr,cs. this morning for Willcoz. Tine court house has been d-apea vii mourning by the supervisors.
 "stvp my paper" was what the PIiEce t- Wales said to lIIe proprietor of the rah Ma. Gazette after iis expose of lecheroIs ariot' crats.
 Silver King Mlning Company, Of ATizonn- has declsred Q dividend of g cents T share which was paid July l5. Total lf 4S diyid ends aggregate si. .42o,0O0.
 It IS said that MT. c. $. Clark wi probably receive the appointment postmaster st this place. abou; the mid de of next month.
 The Lord Mayor of London has re fused to prosecute the Pal Mall Gi2"tr for its recent exposures of the wicked ness in that wicked city.
 ifr. J N. B-acewelI, on he preof orretor of :he Southwestern Stnrkman who tas Dc"I stepping in town ioI ;hc pas. week depa rte, !or his home in Wilcox this morning.
 When we see man trying to do business without advertising ii reminds us of tn, story of the fellow who winked g: hIs girl i the dark so nobody but himself knew wha be was doing.-Trinidad Ady.
 The following letters remain uncalls. for at the Occidental holel. Mrs Judg. Berry, Mr. A. Zieglcr, Mrs. II. s. S,eyen.
 Bernard Mcdonald, J. D. Henderson s onors, A. J. Welzer, San Francisco; N Berger, TucsoA are registered at the 0, ciden,al hotel.
 Miss Jennings, the Crystal Pa!Sc. nighsengale, will soon sover her connec ten with that saloon on Saturday re1 her engagement having con 10 an en-
 Afessrs. Wehrfri'z & Caesar have en- gagged one ot the finest c"nc,r, singer nn tho cnas; for ;he Crystal Palace sa.ooi Tho lady will arrive in ie~ days.
 TEE ToMBsTosE on Monday publislie. sn eight page edition describing the ne' pumps and the resources Of The city, TsHin:s.
 sAs we were passing down Fourth stree last evening we saw two gentlemen re.din. q copy of the Tucson Star, and on askin. them xsiat they found new they answered s'Uh. we arc only reading tC-Irorrow morn ing's boiler rlaie which is reprint oi tLi paper without credit"
 Mondays issue of TIE TOMBSTONE contains g good description of tie min of that camp, and Of the sr. at pumrin works just erected, besid. mucn oth, readable matter. TIE T"aBsT NE |, showing considerable en,erpr.se.-Ciii zu.
 The gloomy years, desponding view. and wsariness, that complain of. uon' disappear were tho blood maic pure sn heathly before reaching the deiicate vrs sels nt the brain. Ayers SarsapariII' puiiies and yitalizes the blood thus pro. mstins health of body and sanity O mind.
 The soothing snd restorative effects Ayers Cherry Pectorai are realized h si cases ot colds, coughs, throa, or lun. troubles, while its powerful qualities ar shown in the most seFious palmo1sr. disorders.
 TIE ToNBsroNE's persjsteney in calling John P. Cum Democrat has inspired thai gentleman to write a twoeolumn reply il the Democratic newspaper of Tombstone which leaves the readers n deubt as to Mr Gums political standing. We trust he is nor apoli.ical myverick-a Democrat whom tb, Republicans were frs: to get their brand, oB.-Ci,isen.
 United States Marshal Meade, in the ap- pointment of c. T. Donovan, has shown s commeodable spirit of regard for the wishes of the citizens of Northern ATizor., and ap- prcciatiou of official integrity and faithful ness Turing nearly seven years connection with the &s-shsns office. Ny. Dcnovsr ks, neve. been called or 10 face say eta--e against bis competency or condcct-but has always bore the reputation of being one of