The Tombstone., 1885-06-26


 roai to-day.
 Msslr. singing end square games at tAe Crystal Faiace. jelt
 The thermometer registered % degrees . s. noon to-day.
 Faro. Keno wines, liquors ana cigars ai tha Bank Ezchange. aCIf
 Anhuese- Basch beer on drargh', iee told, at the Bank Exchense. 5-2-it
 4. Schwsr,z's shoes fit $, well tha they make the babies smile. je G..
 William 3 E!iney. of Kentucky, ha, been appoiptei associate justice of ihr supreme court of New MeN;co.
 Dlop into ;he Crystal Paiace :o- choice knheuaer beer on drausht, iee coiG out of the pEten, German loaliu;a. jcltf
 The thermometer sill keeps above % degrees during ,hc day, bu, he cveniDgs are coo! audplpssan..
 When you take vouT lady cut, wear Schwrtz's shosg. aad yCa will feel sa3 and com ioriab.c. ie J.
 farce A'uer;cans. who's. games we coull not l-.rn, are reported killed by tke Aiachcs near sahuar;pa, Sonora.
 Schwartz only keeps white mems gooGs and ths is more Us'. j. great many others keep.
 By the use of Buckingham Dye, ,he wi.iskers may be easily lnadea perma - nent, natural brown. or black, as desired.
 Get pair of \. Sciwsrtz's gents walk ing shoes, and you will never need a corn doctor ie G.
 The announcement that tn. Grand Central pumps would be in operation on July Fourth, IS causing large number of strangers to visit this city.
 Hon. G. II. Oury has brcn preparing himself for his mission, hy studying up the history of past Indian outrages in old newspaper files.-Tai.ings.
 The Bank Exchange saloon keeps the only genuine brand Of Tea Kettle wiiiksy aG,f.
 1, the sccretary's office, to day. we were shown a photograph of the pepoose, Van Arman, recently captured by the militia. Tine young gent is perfect picture of his dad. Miner.
 There is stock of corn growing in the yard of the late Pat Lynch. in ;hc rear of THE TOMBSTONE composing rooms, thst measures over nine feet in hight, and il is still growing.
 II. c. Howe. who has been identified with the interests of Tombstone for the pase K years, is candidate for school trustee and is well fitted for the office.
 Mr. "a'sh, proprietor of .he Can Can. left th;s morning for California on ac- count Of his health. He has just got over the typhoid fever and his vacation :s much ncedSd one,
 An Eastern exchange remarks that the advent of hot weather usually marks the beginning of quarrel, murder and sui eide season. When men find TO other game to hun; they pot each other cut of sheer habit.
 George R. Williams. Soacra; Mrs. searart Harshaw: Charles Auschuitz, Hereford; J. Greenwsld, Tucson; J. '. Thompson, San Francisco; ]. F. MIlar, New York: ". II Barnett, Crttenden; arc registered al the Occidental hoel.
 Professor Church and partner are about 50 commence extensive mining op- eraiions on Turkey Creek. They hsve sent supplies and machinery out and soon their fivc.stsmp mill VIII be in sc tive operation
 The enervation and lassitude of spring fims are indications of the sluggish ac- fion of the blood. overloaded with carbo- nstes srcumuist0d hy the use of heatin, food iH winter. Tnis condition may be remedied by the use of Ayers Sarsspa. rilla, the best blood purifier known. On ThursdaY evening the Miners Cniou of Austin held a meeting and Ge- eided to disbsEd. The Revei.is ssss this action wss necessary in order to ef- fect reduction !a the price of wages. As tle Union was organized no other