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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
Tho Latest Fancy.
lGodey's Magazine.l

Parisiennes have taken an extravagant
affection for birds, which about equals the
pug-dog mania now on the wane. The
mania for birds is as strong as 1t was In the
days OF the Empress Josephine. In every
fashionable boudoir you will find ON plush.
covered table. amid books, reviews, bon
bonnirss and feminine trifes of all kinds. a
lovely cage OF carved ivory, tortoise shell,
mother-of-pearl or chased silver, which i'm
prisons two or more rare exotic birds, or a
pair Of green love birds. The seeds which
they cat are held In silver cup; they drink
from little bowls Of Bohemian glass The
bottom of the cage Is sprlnkled every morn
ing with the saw-dust Of scented wood ID
place OF sand.
Lastly, the rarest and most beautiful hot
house flowers nre attached between the BAR
OF the cage for the birds to smell and pluck 4
pieces with their bills To what extrava
gance will fashion next lead her votariss
Tho cost Of keeping a whole family moder
ately is triaing In comparison with what Il
now wasted on pets.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
Mark Twain's Children.
Exchanged

Mark Twain's has written letter III
which no asserts that his children are we'll
behaved, well governed, and occasionally
charming. and he refers to MIRA Harrl /
Bescher Stowe. Charles Dudley Warner,
and his other Hartford neighbors as W .
nesses. He attributes this goodness to hi,
wife's training. He emphasizes the point i,
her discipline that no promise Is broken t.
the youngsters, whether It involves VIII
ping or a picnic. In administering corpor u
punishment she invariably lets few hour
elapse between the sentence and tho ex-
ecution, go that no anger on hor part shall
enter into tho matter; and he affirms th 4
the "child never goes away from the scens
OF torture until 1t has been loved back int
happy-hsartedness and joyful spirit"
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
Cholera Infantuu.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.l
Cholera infantum Is quite as much a Alta
disease as Asiatic cholera; unwholesoms or
improper diet being the immediate cause
and foul air and generally unsanitary sur
roundings the predisposing and aggravatln /,
condition. A good deal of real missionary
work might BIO done among the poor in
showing mothers how to save the lives OF
their infant children. Experienced physi-
clans will tell them that care OF the diet Is
everything, but nino mothers In ten nssd
moro explicit directions Over-feeding, tho
almost universal mistake Of American
mother, Is one prime cause Of digestive
troubles and doubtless many a fated baby
might DO saved by simply giving its over
taxed stomach long intervals OF rest
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11

NOVEMBER II, 1885.
General advertisements.
.HOLLTSTER 81 co.
INVITE raF ATTENTION OF TIE
PUEBLO COUNTRY MER.BAxrs
In particular, to their large and
varied assortment of
LUNDBORGS PERFUMERY,
Just received. This Is acknowledged
TO be the finest perfume In the
world. All Of one quality.
Great variety Of odon syiss
and prices, alss
Celluioid Trussees,
Gall shapes and ssyiO
Surgical Instruments,
Photographers Supplies
and ,b. lsrses, and mos, complete stock Of
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES,
ever kept in this Kingdom
large invoice d
WASHED MEDITEaRANEAN SPONGE
direct from Europe. free from
sand or din. Agents fos
PARKE DAVIS g cos
Pharmaceutical Preparation.
j. O. AVER q cos
Patent Medicines.
Horseford's Acid Phosphates.
Green's August Flower & German Syrup,
Ailoeck Porol. Plaster Co..
Murray q I-anman Florida Water
ysba Bssaa Ritt~s
Hor-'srHe . co.
are also proprio.os. and M.auso.
farturers Of the celebrated
Rheumatic Linimsai
EUC ALO FOR M.
Agenrs for VIM s. Kimban q Cos
Traora~s Yantty Fatr.
Tobacco AID Ct0a~ssses
which have no rivals Tha
lussx assortment Of
PLUG TOBACCO AND CIGARS IN
rHH KINGDOM.
OUR GINGER ALE 8. soDAWAz1l
has always besa recognised - The
bsst in tbs msrkst.
QUIZ GINGER Akk EXTRACT
bsiag manufactured from oar swp
private formula u
New York
AERATED WATERS In ps,ss, Or Coax
; Stoppersd bottles as desired
WHOLESALE 8 RETAIL. 50 NUUANu ST.
RETAIL, Cox. FORT MERCHANT ST
ss3-a6s
GEORGE LUCAS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.
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An Offended PoetesL
Inter Ocean.l

Tho funny man in Puck wrote that ELLA
Wheeler Wilcox and her husband did not
live happily together. It must be hard to
have your wife constantly springing her
poetry on you before turning It loose on the
public" Mrs Wilcox wrote dignifed re-
joiner to this closing with tho following:
at does seem to me that In my private life,
which Is certainly quiet and respectable, I
am entitled to the courtesy due any lady
from American journalists I know that
the mo jority Of public women, whether in
literature, the drama, or other professions,
are subjected to the same insults, and l
think voice the feelings Of all in this
letter. 1t seems to me IL II time some
manly journalist began crusade again t
the license Of tho press Nowhere save In
our vaunted republic are women subjected
10 this most unpleasant treatment las crue'
as 1t Is uncalled for feel that an apology
Il due us all" And the editor apologizsd
handsonisly
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DInDanHs inc
BY "onsnte from Liverpool, Steamers from Ban
Francisco and other late arrivals
- - x-- -
THEO. n. DAVIES q CO.,
s.h Nfts. fIt l.i
Have received
t
r,.A - A...;s. p.,,
v wnh'1 1890 az ss" riat,.t -,
""'e ;s HI; nn na T,si 9aS'as -
raas, AZ" -. ~ A. jii; e,.s N,,w ,,,;,;as
G,sv Tlos and M;scs Fisnn.l.
ws.., n,uv anu n,sss M,,.,.,
""s'gg;ir s ss,;na SIT p;i,,,ns
'e'e'' i0''''F o"'e''''''s'
Lawns, White and Printed Moleskin,
Linen and Cotton Lstodos, Towels,
Rappes CiO,hin,ss S wsseSprooi sSse.ins.
i.iss. and styles adapted 70 .hi: martsiJ
(al sizes, weights qualities and eolers)
"a
Veivet and Tapestry
Rams nud M0fs.
c.,,.. p,,. N.v, .,,d Ns,eha,, canv,.
~e"e T Ekr. ~ psy H. III. sa'.sU S.,n,s Ia.
p;r. poass Z c vi i ~. PIC Irvine
| ~ ""s'' ~o"' "-ss' ="
- ,., - ., as ~,
En9llSn, HAWAIIAN q American rags
q. and yards)
Floor Oil Cloths, Tasteful designs, assorted widths)
Iron Bedsieads, Galvanized Buckets,
rn,,,., rS S,sseFi sa,s sizes; d Forks.
Tin Plate, Sheet Lead, Galvanized Water Pipe
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
WOMAN AND HOME.
A word to mothers.


/ wish some one with tho tongue Of an
angel could show mothers what opportun-
tiles they are losing. I meet women in the
street Hay after day, who have boys Of 8
10, ~, or girls from to ~. and yet these
mothers are alone. How often do you SEQ q
young mother with her boy OF IL, and
younger ones, hanging about heri and what
beautiful sight every one finds it when
they do SEQ It'll
remember, when girl at school, having
as subject of composition, (which Is the
Greater Incentive to Industry, the Fear OF
Punishment or the Hope Of Rswarir How
my young teacher must have smiled as she
read my closing sentence, IL can't tell very
we'll, as / always have the fear Of punish
ment. Lut my children are going to have
the hope OF rewardl" But now, happy
mother, with my boys about me, endorse
that girlish resolution. The hope Of .
hearty romp, long, delightful walk, with
"penny round" for candy, has swept my
sitting room. cleaned our door yard, made
q quiet faithful nurse Of very unquiet,
little 6-year-old, and helped me out Of SO
many difficulties that wonder more moth
ers do not try to meet the great necessity
that exists among u, all for play.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
The airiful Game of Cricket

@The girlful game of cricket Aourlshes In
EnglauL Tho other day match between
eleven Of q well-known girls school in Sur.
roy, and eleven Of the ladies OF the neigh
borhood took place. Tie ladies wore their
usual costume, and the school girls were at
sashes TO match, black stockings and white
knickerbockors. They also wore red roses
a. badge. while their opponents wore
white. The school were the victors-mals.
ing as many as ninety-nine runs in their
second innings-and retired amid great ap
plause. wearing the white roses Of thor op-
ponsnts
In tho syei Of tho California law, staring
at "A lady 10 an oifenaa
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Staple Groceries,

No. and . Flour, No. and Rice.
Crushed Sugar, China and Japan Teas,
Oysters, Clans, Salmon, Holsters.
Finest fable Fruits from the Factory
Pure English Spices, Condensed Milk,
Cocoa, SPECIALTIES The Pal,
a ace Kerosene on, WesfoH,s Cen
triftDoI Innings, "a inch, Rubber
SprtnO and Caards Brahe just at
baud, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack
Ing, &C., Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
Molasses. lrrigating s, Vacuum Pumps
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
Lowest Market Prices.

All meats delivered from this market are thoroughly
chilled Immediately after killing by means Of q Bell
Coleman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator Meat g
treated retains all its juicy properties and Is ganeed
20 keep lsnge after delivery than frsihly-kilsd meat
ssossz
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foreign advertisements.
:foreisn advertisements.
CT. MATTHEW'S HALL SAN MATEo CAL.
SCHOOL FOE BOYS.
Under Military Discipline.

Of San from
in
GO
For further address - - ,n,,,nn
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11

{ NESS, w EDN ESOAX
@eneral advertisements.
CASILE NCOOkE
sl 'at
..o.tt 1851
vators, Dit Serapers
John Doors's Gang Plow.,
Planters Hoss Of the best makes
n,ssross. crrrspArrn CANE KNIVES
DiSSioNS
made TO order, Ames' Shoyeis and Spades.
Garden Hoes Canal Burrows, OK
Bows, Yokes, Chains. Fencs
Chains.
Sugar Mill Requirements
|
Cumberland GOAL
|
-, ,,.A.
'p sna E Kerosene ss'I Oh, Periee,
Llo,, ,.. Sa, .u p;sssons and
| 'ASy f;i.s ail s;,ssana
D 1nd J' e ,n.s' 1870 D., III. az Fi,,
knas, pan psnl N inS;a sbi,,hh.,
AnS Nous' ,np'i so .v S,an
FIas pseL;ng India Rub
~a soIss al nn si.es, tod lS@a's
Amsri,an Bar Iron and Too.
al b Sana, i PAINTS sy aeS cil a raw
ouek . ans e enu Hi d., l.;
any Yoiieu, sn'in a' u
vi, IN 'aiYs ta,e'
ass'td sizes. Man;is Ro,
y
Cfna,Ta G.,.nce,.{as
Oysters Clans. Salmon Lob sa
Finest Table Fruits from the r actory
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-11
General advertisements.

6eiteral advertisements.
N. ". MCCh0SnGy ( Son.
No. az Queen Street.
Have now landing
Per Alameda 3 John D. spreokels,
LARGE SHIPMENTS or
assorted Merchandise
Consisting in part Of
Bbls Flour Golden Gate,
Bbs Flour. Ell Dorado.
Sacks Wheat, Best,
Sachs Barley, Best, ..., y,,,.
Sacks Corn, Best, Cracked.
Sacks Bran. Coarse and Fine.
Sacks Beans. White.
Sacks Beans, Red,
Sacks Beans, Bayou.
Sacks Beans s HsI,.tb Beam. Lin.
Sacks Onions, Best Silver Skini
Sacks Potatoes, Best In Cunnss.
Cases Extra Soda Crackers,
Cases Medium Bread,
Gases Cracked Wheat, 10 h. bags,
Gases Corn Meal white. 10 H. bags
Gases Dat Meal. 10 ID, bags,
Cases Corn Starch
Cases R. B. Bacon
| Cases Fairbanks Lard, A ID. pail
! Cases Fairbanks Lard, ID. pail,
Gases Fairbanks Lard, 10 10. pail
Cases whiiney's Butter, in tins,
| Half bbls. Butter, Pickle Roll,
| Or bbls Butter, Pickle Roll,
| Half hrkins Butter, Gilt Edge.
Or. frkins Butter, Gilt Edge,
| Cases New Cheese.
Boxes and bdls Salt Goldfish,
| .Nlgf Bbls Tierces Columbia River Sslnor
Cases Fresh Eggs,
Cases Laundry Starch,
:. Boxes Brown Laundry Soap,
dozens Broons
Pure Java Coffee Roasted and Ground, h. tins
Us Gree
Chests Japan I ca, ID. papers.
Chests Japan Tea " ID. papers
Boxes Raisins, London Layers
v boxes Raisins, London Layers,
u boxes Raisins. London Layers.
Boxes Raisins. MuscatS
Drums Citron.
i Boxes Currants .rH
Gases Chocolate,
, Gases Mixed Pickles,
| Gases Spices, assorted, all sizes,
Pals Mince Meat, Atmores,
Tins Mince Meat, Cuttings
Sacks English Walnuts,
Sacks Soft Shell Almonds.
Sacks Texas Pecans. extra large
Cases California Honey, ID. tins.
Cases King, Morse & Cos, fresh canned
Fruits. Jellies and Vegetables
Bales Wrapping Paper. extra quAl't,
LARGE .ssoarnrsr or
Best California LEATHER
Sole. Insole, Harness, Skirting and Uppen.
French and American Cafskins,
Sheep Skins, Goat Skins,
Hawaiian Saddle Tree
/, And other goods too numerous to mention.
These goods are fresh. were bought very low an
will be sold at
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
v. ". NscHEsNEy 1 SON,
r6,-so. No. AZ Queen Street.
n ppEMEp Q, m
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08
\. D. WALSH.
fl f.eDly to q Query.

The fJlow!ng qve.y from the pen C. e1- lndi n Agent, ex- Mayor, cx-School Director, rv.r,s.,,,-.er. tx ir tue aJove instances g,r.n- the Latin for Grcd oatl, appears in the columns of the Record Epi,aph:
 "EidgeIy iad ar easy time rInring lis su... Row CoU.e the task oi collecting rom psy d E sld tG-re's the tug"
 ,.o7v faT ,he benest c. ,hu ?. clam, the eae.is;, and 70 satisfy h.s natural and ass't uausly cultivate! hab!t of poking his nose into other people $ oasiaess. inc undersigned will inform him tina. be proposes 10 collect the account mentioned, iii tlIe game manner ID which he collected weeks salary, which ;,.e sa,d i p. c. tried to rob him out of about lou- yesgs ago, nssns:y, Ly due process O. .av; sad expects io !. !l!'y as sacc--=:-i 1T
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08
The S0fe Robbery.

The examination of ". H Smith, charged with the robbery oi Fi,fhehry 6 slsnsaelc's -afe ,-ss resumed before Justice Clark this afternoon. M. J. Eeli vas tbe first wiiness ca led for the defense, whose test.mOnY was in substu, ce es follows: vas In fou bs:on on Inc night of May 2i, and saw Smith ct tae thrnter the night Of tho Nashville Siuden:s.
 The next wines. WIS Miss Annie Allen. w,o ;csl.het that she WAS a honsekeepes and had q gentleman friend who paid her expen- seq; She knew Smith, 2. hc put down her carpets for her: Saw the Nashville S:edents 90 into Smiths house; Heard singing snd music; am no: married.
 Iruis Aaron was the next witness. He tcs- ;ited that he was in Tombstons in May last: Knew tue defendant by sight; Know where A.s house ;s: saw him with the Nashville Students after the s;ase came !n Saturday evening
 L. Summerfield was next called and stated that he had rented his house on Fifth street 70 MT Tweed on May 9, and employed Fred usll 10 clean up the back yard, for which he Lad paid him.
 ". II. SmIth, tine defendant, next took the stand aud made q statement in his own be- LAit, ard is still on the stand.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08
| Dci'cp for I:,bbing he Nnils

Iasg ctor Hrrd"rsop, of ,hr posrolf;c. i~ra'rn,ent, has ns' returned from Nvr,h CT lana. whrry le su,c. cd,d in c,us rc pt aIrest of i've uaii lubirr>, whn. h"u-h mere l,d-, lai, hy the rpaine.s Id d'x'l'y 'f 'hrir ol cr,ti, rs. hatd 'tt ski of rii. i, sp.cr,rs fur 'oDy line : n"'. Ju'e l4'. a ruubrr of c,mIlnin'> my" r,'.c:,rd Ih- f" >', fir,. tcppI'm-i' h,i T. e;s',fcd letters p~.sirr Ic'~cer =, i-hury .tl 4 n-m~r e. N.r'h Caro.na. nave treu H.1. These towns uJe CT %. c.rd l,, ,.,. : pr rnu'e, rv,r vhlcr 'h ugi $ ~-,e Ctr,i.i iv Gr,rg" E,l- t.,i i. ,,a;s A;trg a ctie;m rxaultna- 'i"r. inr insyrct'r crnc ai'i tha' F. s.'. yr~ r.iO'nI tre Thai 3. '. coy letter,
 '@'ai"irg marEcG m"n.y H.rr pIuc'd ir '..r -i-ttr,; ..",h and wa'cl. paced Gl'r T. g.c. | ,."n i.s 'Iiiva' al tie eiG | tir rnute 'iir d"cnt l''cr~ Were tnurd tn n.v. u-,a I;h | ani Et.'e
 T n:.fy agr.>t,d and anrc1cd. N "i l,y Wr> found uroa his n,r,un a,d tar ,r.l"c-or- w.rr i-rr..! rn rc,,.asn hin, -.r lr.F of cvi',rc", 'huu"h C"ufilcnt ni '.> -u.i'. On ,he nigh, oi lis ;!!,char., r :; @ hnu.h' hnr,- aud dIsarrear-d ia 'uy Yiac wnoAs. Some time after. nhi r ..r--iuc a' rhe bot.om oi wrii on 'h, iryla;> s uf one Ar:aord, wr! di4"u ...s.!.. J,.hrn nrncrd. 2 l:i Of IS yv1r>. -..n.r,s to hls father iH'.t l." hai jlr '.l ,"c, srn.cn hy Et.e. The ip'h,r told t', s"n tn ke"p 'Lc money. Armnnd had t.rm r c,t..-d He mai oye~ the sam, r u,e. Tn. wei dig2"r Informed the n.sp"ctur "i the fsc:s ani Arm nd was
 rr-s',d ntn lro"i> :f the crn.r secured E e,.. 5 ar'r,'",l yos'.rI,y m irktusa-. 't,rr nr hej i d. I, a.p'sr~ that 'hc n ts me- m r.r ". ,d> ana oi en'-H 'hr ...tr.rs V'-h h"mr nindr toa!s .'n n.d ,n.i~ had h~on cuuv.rted ln'u nn ,>t",d ~ .rro. >-:Nic,,.h.r saw. WliI tir.S t.n. n, cta>ts uf 'hr r"ucA,- were >rvcrci "n one side, bent hn; k wi'h an n'hrr lus'ra.n.n aud room r'ias secured IT tu" ,.>tf;'nn "f ,hr hsud in the .,u,i-s. lrr i,'',I> wtT. ski 'u'ly ,.,.n. e, the r."u"l 'Arracr.l ant wlih u.. ni: oI 6 b,H'!,. "l s Us "@e, thc e " oie wn> r".;y s.A.rd. Almuid s.cnl- 70 hlV- hrrn Cu>r"uiiu ut Ihe stO.tn na,l-. Tsp cr.r Hcuderz"n ssys ,hI- A,s ".r "i h.. c.c'er~-t rcviccs for To = ga. inc m i : hc has ever u.>c"vyr,d.- :x.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08
IrOGN!JsE' 't-&D
i ard.

I'o-7-E Tr'I:;-cI.i.: Ca Sa-A,- i-s' N' |. 5. Ahbo'I puni.>hr,! Il c"ri Iu tine E cord !. ,iinnh, rhrrI;ag ra %.'h . ':annuiog r'Tirv ir th.c:s. "t, the Trr ,;-,:y V ' t : t:.>. E.:uN 1 c,ve " copy 0: ri..' cy.'i..rc" given iH 'ha r->a Hy :a hei,rr Justice C,rrk. ani wli:A !
 'a,c to ,n- pubic n jGjSe B '" ~a"fA,' ! ,Ys"Ie tn ni r !" an. portion Co. ny,v .lruce A [" borr"Wirg n,olry, So, ia u'n.-,! ar in 1 rn"tt's card, wru G s'4-c th / nr =. ! yl, "cc. .>i,1> iis. Aros'r r,I.t. c. n1r .ro 7S hI-in-ss a"d bnTrowe,i ,Ia.- nG m. nrr which h. iIpn.;s-d :.s ,ltn oi i,.rnr n v.T hrc<. oIt vr..A ..n> c,.s, ,r...p,t 'o taxc : .a i'~drn wa'c, ,rj u..,k l"r ia rr.l r tn 2.; IT. i!.aso '.'t.i n.r IEat he v,s @!v'ag ne :. -,",,; i1 : ' e: r,i x, ',u' taat |" N"l.i r,~h tnnr, WIU was i@en ruanlEg the Isls- ii us-, .ni others ,n :ri= City, ie wr~ giving -ialt ni.k aai ene-ha;f S,n Prdrn water Hr sia'ei that hr pn' . 1T, gal! ,rs of water [" cach can Nl n!i K arI s,n!"'Imcs he rI!k Uouid he the c.0r of m k. This the p.h)'e vi no ' Inub' IeCogn 7. as "n. ut Ah','N'- ho:.c>' 1 tr.Ls sc,lJns lf- usn stated to me that | xheU hr came tOfhls territory, al he had .u thr w,r q wa an ".d pug ot horse ] .nd *ll in cash, Ii, Is uuwa wbnlrss.c i .u cher. Ns idea and that which thr ! GD ic vii p1 St a-suT.H ' boy" nf,.I 1 Mr. Abbott himself, is iht; hc must have | nad Eraading iron also. Th;s man ! AbI,o,I has also stated tO psr.Ies in thiS r,,y thnt !c himseI! had committed ger | ilrr, shicn iead, cne tn rxcla m Abbot, 1 boot measure W.ish'S c.rn in you own
 m a,urr," for Wash is not q prIinrcr.
 and you are by yonr Uwn say, q self
 acknowledged perjureT.
 With the pubic ary statcr;cnt ;ba' ] Abbott might make in reference :0 any ! are voIId have nr, l!t',c weight, hrr as ] Mr Abbott h,s srra !ii :" e:-:ge c7r W! i
 u"riarv, simply D'csus9 | ,a'roa z'i n
 oii.ct tc,-ne, ard paid him what r'ah -
 :u;y Le!ong.d to him, !,b'ish som. fac,s which soma of the people ui Tombstone, perhaps, do not
 soow, and winch wi'l show tbs n2D Aopoi. u2 in n;s ,:uo chsrGcre-.
 \. .. WALSH
 The following is the testimony which
 ' rave in ;lie case referred to:
 d. D. Walsh, a;ic. being duly sw"ra,
 deposed. ani sad, my name is 4 D W,'sn; ccc1pa;!vn, rcs:aur-G: rc:
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08
EOTiSE TO cATrLEMEN.

Notice is hereby given to al. parties driy- ing cattle into or through Cochise county. east of the Huaehucas to ;he southeast cor Der ot tie territory, that the territorial laws require ali cattle so driven to be inspected oy the officer appointed for that purpose aud tne und yrsigned has been duly appointed by tie Territorial Governor. Inspector, and by virtue of such appointment is obliged to im- rose observance o! the law.
 B. A. PACKARD. Tom bstOre Sent {. lSS5
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08

he pr.sen. instance, ss he wss in ths on mentioned. Now, johnny, if you have .s'y more questions to ask, dont let your modesty override your desire for information. Win ihe u.raos, vcnera,ion for your bald head (yide Elijah and lhe bad ooyS and profound admiration :,r Jour still bAldes cheek, remain
 HIporrY Tz:pIN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-08
(ifH flnffs

Mayor Thonqs and flu | board pres
 Minutes of previous meeting reaa and approved.
 The rDiorr of officers frr the moa'h o' tuarst rcni and ordered lls d CD f c
 The f"Ilo~in" hlls were i.rrs.n'ed aud r ferret [" ,hr Finnrc, committee: G's Company y.... .... .......*?1s g. hr' Mug 'n............. -.... jeU |. c,-i E,.'rnn .. . 4J Sv F. :. .t'r'; 7- ............ Gfl Slmm,IGe.n B .......... lo5, i".. T. -tt"'............. s 55 Y4r,rC mrrnv .............. 1900
 The hiu x D C,,cmsn, mc.. o rii,wr,s qsa"unun, 70 $s U wa, rl~rci pad.
 c mo'i"n he Err c"mml''cn WIS or lr-a t'r ace ii'' n"~ D SIS aiornd hy. p.r,s ;n vto'ccr rh"n.
 Ia"'r lnsrv tax rryers md. c'r-
 aip, nh"ut Ih" am n,uai "i ,.";r icen>". ,rd n mnr.nn the mater w,s r-irrrci L.. CnunrI men l. .h', P.dMcr. amt tlhr
 A cuumgnic,'irH q, J Yon.r .~6in- 10 toe r.hevcd from the Auditors bond, wn> granted, and the Andi;'r i"s'guc;eu !" f , z new bond ~r,hin ten days.
 Tue n,w iicensc ordnance Was re.i Ca. [, tiaal passage, a,h wnS acc"i',l h! 'h' ."rri by rhe following vp'e Ayes, Kn.gh'. P,iw.!, H,!trr;y snl Thomas: uura. Ioha.
 O. mo,inn 'hr weren't foi $i) in favor @: J E P.m.I. on the "en'rI fund was r.rre. led anl warrint i"- sam" amoGni ordered drawn 0 , contingent ;Gnd.
 On motion ,hc treasurer was instructed 70 ndvcr'.e the warrants now, payatls a' ihp City Ere, ,sur.r's utHc-
 On motion #l.lOo WIS transferred from h. gcucr | tn salary ;und and $lO0 from rEe genera! fuqi to fhe crn'ing n.
 On mellon tine cnnnc.i adj 'urn@d.
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Public WOruin0.

AT persons CT: he!tt: retifed not to pur- chase a certain hot. p..l sf.ing to be secured by m;nning and other conscientious, at ha,.nins:s Station. County of Cochise. Terri tory Of Arizona, sud dated about July 1st 1851. and supposed to be in the possssaion of !. To-tiouis or C.dwel ts Stanford of Tomb. stone, as the same Is void for want of con. siceraiion. WE. BANNING, B. SH.NC's sTAsIoN. Aug II, 1885
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C HHtg COdFt.

Hov. WrnsraE SraEzr,... County Judg" A. 9. WALL,c:..... ..c'rra
 Tle ,prcid vrnue is>utd yc-te~d4y wIs returned and an jurors present ,his ror,.jn,
 T.rr ry v.. Francisco surc>, att.n2; t" mud r n. iry cm2an-.le1 and cn ar- count of an important witness, case was postponed unu! to-laorrow morning at 70 o',;ock.
 Sui; was commcr2rd by T. AJnrcs anA wife ys II. r.. Lo-, on note for 3.0J iu :ie cnIrlg courl io-dav.
 Tetsit,rY ,s, ". '. I.,;',rop. was called in rourt inis nor ip.- and owing .o the iud.e position of c.u?s", for de.cncAut was ls. over uH:I. .lt1-day E.x
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r. ' EoHNI<. H. fIll Io d.ic.
 CEoss EXAMINATION. c. The bi.I thltI hold iA my hand and La; l. BOW copied On the record, was paid bv you OF The morning 0: tEc 3-d day q! September. 1885, a.., l; pot. A-Tes
 iS:gnea. \. D. WALSH. Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this 3rd day Of September, i695.
 C. 2. CLARK. Justice of the Peace, Township 10. !. Co., clisc County.
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OFF SHOOTS.

Good i!ren shirts sl.go at Meyers. S6 pants for si atJ. Meyers < Bro O;e.als '5 cents per pair at Meyers. fianne. underwear for cost 8. Meyers Tea Kettle whisky 3, RafIerty's saloon shoeE fo: your own price at J. Meyers q Bro.
 For genuine Tea Kettle whisky 20 10 Capt, E4irr;ys'
 : ole leather trunk given away with eve. purchase att. Meyers 6 Bros. All goods below cost 8: J. Meyers S Bro Alien and Fifth streets.
 Tai! stock >ai! boots foi S4 at J. Meyers & Bros.
 Arnold's Wood Yard. Corne. Eight and
 Saiford Streets Dry cord and stove wood ct lowest rates Leave orders w;tI Arnold's express wagon Fresh eggs aaiwys or. hand at the Cash Store Of WAscarr 6 Mksick.
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Attention K. Of r.

All members of Ar zona Lodge, No. 4, +. cf r. and visiting brothers are re- quos'ed to be present at Castle hall at 1 DC ock sharp. Wednesday, to mourn and attend the funeral of our late brother, Ed Drew. By order of
 WILL. BARON, c. c. H.C SIEvESs,N, k. of R. and 5.