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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
%yc Ibibooaux Sentinel
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1885.
Card to the Public.

In every department Of business
the world IS rapidly making pro-
gress, as we'll as in the realms OF
literature, science and art. The life
we live is a faster one than that of
our grandfathers. Changes arc
more frequent. Rapid trausit from
place to place, makes US q migra
tory people.
Hence to achieve success the bu
siness man must advertise, must
apprise the eager throng of bis 10
cation, must attractively call atten
ton to his goods, and in a pleasant
manner fix in the mind of the heed
less ~passer-by the fact of OF his ex
istence and the inducements he
has to offer.
Doubtless many around us are
Oblivious to IL presence In this
community. Others have II vague
idea of the location of the drug
store meas them, yet are Ignorant
of what that store contains {; feeling
that tits time enough to look up a
drug store when they need some
medicine.
We therefore make use Of the Sen
TINEL as a medium for the earnest
purpose of combating this impress
sion and feeling. We are here, and
here to stay, aud we do not propose
toilet you forget it. When you are in
want of some medicine, you will
find us prepared to supply the very
best OF its kind promptly, careful>
", courteously, aud at the lowest
price consistent With the superior
quality of the article.
And besides the necessary RENE
dies which the. science of the heal
ing art prescribes in the hour of
sickness, many articles of use in the
toilet, bath, household and kitchen
are to be found, purest and best,
in the drug store. Our aim is to
be always supplied with the finest
the market affords in this depart
ment.
Ike skiliful and accurate dispen
sing of medicines shall always be
our chief work. For this we are
educated, have ma de it Ig
study, and eau. assure the careful
attention which this responsible
work requires. Physicians Pres
criptions aud Family Recipes a
speciality.
Our large and well selected stock
including a comprehensive assert
ment of everything usually found
in a we'll appointed drug store, mer
its your attention. We study to
please, and are confident we can
supply you with everything you
want in our line economically aud
satisfactorily. Trusting to see
all the readers of the SENTINEL at
our store shortly, we are
Very truly yours,
j. T. TAIBODEAUX.
CT TT M
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
Enough OLA Coughs"

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for Coughs
Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Irocles'
l5c; Liquid, 2oc.
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On COrnS.

Ash for Wells Rough on Corns'' 10
Quick, complete cue. HARD OF sou ooi"
warts bunions.
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Mothers.

If you are failing. broken, worn out anu
-,ervHns use wells Health Renewer''
| Dollar. Druggists.
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Who0uinS Cough.

and the many Throat Affections Of
dren. promptly, pleasantly and safely re-
lieved by Rough on Coughs" Troches
l5c. Balsam. Csc.
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If YOU'RE losing your grip on life try
Wells Health Reviewer" Goes direct 10
weak spots.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
ON Rats

Clears out rats, mice, reaches. flies,
ants. bed. bugs. skunks, chipmunks, go
pliers. 15c. Druggists.
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Heart Pains.

Palpitation. DroPsical' Sweii'nss, Dizzi-
ness. Indigestion. Headache' oieepiess"e'S
cured bv"Wells' Health REVIEWER
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Thin People.

.Well>' Health Reviewer" restore
health and visor. cures Dyspepsia, Hea
ache. Nervousness, Debility. One Doll;
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25

Al Of subscribers sCho 1ciU
pay their subscription uccowmts
to this paper In full to date. and
one gear liz 0liUNMce. niU t~c
se"test scith one gears auDo.rip-
ton to the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
Trough ON F0in," tA'OrOuseO
lASter

Strengthening. improved, the pest 1oi
backache. pains in chest or side' rheuna-
tism, neuralgia.
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Trough on '~TOOthache.'

Instant relief for Neuralgia. Toothach'
Faceache. Ask for Rough on Ioothacle'
Is and Is cents.
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Pretty Women.

Ladies who would retain freshness n
vivacity. Don't fail to try "Wells Health
Renewer."
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
i ms
Catarrhal TT

Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds. Sore
Throat. cured by Rough on Coughs
Troches, l5c. LIQUID, 25c.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
Trough ON Itch"

.'Rouch on Itch cures humOrs. erup
lions, ring-worm. letter. salt rheum, frost
ed feet, chillblains.
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Wide Awake.

three or four hours every night coughing.
Get immediate relief and sound rest by
using Wells'''Rough on Coush s. Troches.
l5c. Balsam, 25c.
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Rough ON Pain; POrOuse'
Plaster.

Strengthening, improved, the best for
backache. pains in chest or side. rhcuma-
tism, neuralgia.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
The Hope ofGhe Nation.

For children, slow in development, puny
scrawny. and delicate, use Wells Health
Renewer."
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-04-25
Life Rreserver

Life H9reserver.
If YOU'RE losing your grip on life. try
wells Health Remover" Goes direct 20
weak spots
s.Roush on TOOtllache.'
Instant relief for Neuralg ia. ToOthache.
Faceache. Ask for Rough on Toothac1e'
Is and Is cents.
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and
yivacity. Don't fail to try Wells Health
Remover"
Catarrhal To- N
Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds. Sore
Throat. cured by Rough on Coughs
Troches, 15c. Liquid. 25c.
Rough ON Itch"
Trough on Itch" cures humors, ernp-
tiOns. ring-wOrm. letter. salt rheun, frost
ed feet, chillblains.
The Hope oflhe Nation.
For children, slow in development, puny
scrawny. and delicate, use Wells Health
Renewer."
Wide Awake.
three or four hours every night coughing.
Get Immediate relief and sound rest by
using Wells ''Rough on Coughs Troches.
l5c. Balsam, Csc.
Rough ON PAIN; Poroulsed
Plaster.
Strengthening, improved, the best Tor
backache. pains in chest or side. rheuma-
tism, neuralgia.
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Perfect scholars.

Advarcrd Grade-bcrtar Herring, Maggie Hni, MiuuIc Juues, Edwin Fem ius, Cars"n Ri,lcr, Beinian ScnoeLIeId, N..pII SLi!tn, oIduey Williams.
 EnsG Grade FIauk Auderson, Frank 5 'ln;aIi, Eraina ChJ now-th, MaII Col natn, E:ues, Eyernaruy, Cu.a Goodricn, Eta iieif:rs, Al l. Hun,, Katie Hatuch, DaI. HanhIus, S.'phic JUue., L.'iiun Mc- Ai..s,rI, Mar, hcCoI m.cK. Mass,e Me- cUiuIcE, Gc"rs.a P.uumeI, Ju.I. Street. Emtui Ss"Im-, Nc.le Burt.es. IJa Cuff ...,,, G-,nS ii,ly, Ha Is Jnnes.
 accvua Grade -JuIus B,acR, Alfred Bourk, Nclne Bguacrrtk k. Rai.'n Brown, Iiarrure Cvi.ual,. iiIlIe Ca!IaGan, N.iie Coleman, "iI.Ie Lean, Anni Ever uaru., Et,ie fiem- l-'~. KUsI tt.'i.ca, A.a.y hu-l"nd, stella Jcrcs. Gco.s Mauh, UtIs raddux, Garry SsUrTI, oVnG stcI nc,e. NoIs NIcss.Tum, L -zi. S!,,I@. tzra ru.keisuI,.
 ."!si GI-ce.-E.LiIia bauer, John Chy- no"e,E, NuTihau DciI,Ili, Lu.U Howe, Frank ,ir rai.ia,or, t.iiiaa ctuE,p!, JvsIe o.tus, .iary wa.eI., l.I I,L.s, haiic IuuI,y.
 F"ut.u u' auc.--.Al.rIv Hii,, Rosie Wick sIIoni, AId=.ir Noon T, Jvslr Du,I enz, Dol. l.e b:sui, M l!Ic DaUcI. Anuau icAhisler, flr'nsC AiauE, bcr.:c Ho'land, wl.ue Lvwau, Johnny otvrius. tusrpn Na.enc;l, ,hr.stlna Ni.tnu.
 t'tt.i GTadr-Tom Winders, Ethel Flaw kins, Faiy Hi!, Drsa.oru DJisey, Agnes Callahan. Mau,ie MaegIor, Nurris Codnau, Sara Esca- lantr, AsUerL kllcy, Clarence Wood, Eva Ba-luOierueE, Frsuk Stun.p!.
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ke EOss Hen.
hs-@- e1l v. "A. Is4 q

Mr. ]. D. Wi,linmsua, rl rnis city, wnc The J"urn1i, snd never r"iIs viid west 'rn st"ries un'ess hc is prepared to bacN them up hy me fsc',, is an euthusi"stic liyOc,te oi hen cuiiuIe au3 :s cspcc,ai,l i1X:ou5 ,o uo Ii Tn his power tn Cuu
 'rinntc to inc iLgIease ia siG q: len rgc.
 Mr. Williamson !.ns made stuiy of th!> cnaip,lcate,i question for yenfs, Un,t lis hens nave been sub ectsG io numerous experimental but kindly processes to in
 duce them to enlarge their ergs. His
 abors have been crowned with success, and yesterday he paced upon ,hc editor lal tnble ot The Journal office two mann
 moth eggs just !a;d by one Q: lis priZ
 heus that canuo, De e4ualed ID this conn ty. One of these eggs measured Il. in circumference the iong way and Gi8 inches inc other way. The other one measured .is inche. in circumference the long wry Hn'' G inches the other way. The hen ,ha, laid these eggs was halt
 breed white Brahma and Lar.shsp, and she ioesn't suen at al proud after th,. etfoI'. We ;aac rl "sdre io giving fame |. this performance at a modest and un
 pretending hen, who wishes ths, her nanc be kept out ut the pnprre. and has DO desire for ne~.paper notoriety. True merit always comes 10 the front in Spite 0, its own .fior,s.-A Journal.
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fl GaiteteSs- Looking Fisfcrman
Drtroi, Free Press.1

lDctroit Free Press. On tIc boat coming down from the Flats 5 the otncr evening va, s yorng msn and a niack 3a... They were \ pair. That i., :he young man lad in some way accuIaula. u the hs., "..ch was d-ai. H. was such a su:Is.c>s looking young man that >cvrra! plFtics thought To guy hIIn and his catch. he nsh ~ns han, iug F. Il peg, anl will ic a pair of snal balni.crs. wh.ch enable fisher man 10 weigh his victims. providing they don't 70 over twes,ty pounas. Catch it ail Slomc," nskrG one. No reply: "Pun very hard?' asked second.
 No reply.
 Were you much oyer three days about ii:" GU.rird 7 third, rnd sJ i, went uI for len IIp";c>, while the nrh.rman he'd uu;h ing 10 say. At leusth one D! the crowd rv. marked:
 That bass will weigh al! of hrl. f pound" Il doubt H. repl. cd anothsr.
 "S-y, fisherman, what gre the fisuresT'
 
 The fisherman pulled slO Jill from t!s vest, and laid il on his kHre &ud said:
 ''i he don't the money S yours. Put up." At,cr some hesitatIou shake purse of slO Vas raised, tlc fsh hung 10 'he scses, all he showed aL ounce over. The crowd k,cked on ,he scales, snu the fsh vas weighed in the steamers pantry. lhe figures held good but he Vas weighed again wncn the boat !iiidel, and the money had 70 be passed over.
 How dld You do it:" asked policeman. wh"n .he crowd hsd d;sP-reed.
 "S.m, ly oulcd seventeen ounces 0: bird shot down Lis lLroat," WAS the reply; and he let :u'. Gs!i- head drop and the shot ps,- tsicd oa; on the wharf llkc T young haii- storm,
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E e SeH0t T I-iun6 Couyht tke
 S,nukt-f T,

Coming into Nashu -!on. about the first
 man yhunced % meet WAS Senator iiarb, Of keI g. Tue se:.atvrs iacs :s pi,tst frcm tha et,:: Uf small pOx, though not Co tL. extent "f disi urrm. n;. I will tell yoa how Ae came oy these marss, a,d rn doing so t"ld Elo by aH.o!d kansas man wno was per- ronsi!y co2riJaEt oT ;iie facts.
 ManS year> SEQ, when Plumb hai just sp'ro 'c hGhSas from Ohio anc settled at EEIpo:i, L. Tas Duo- md struggling or 2 ii''ng, as wsrs most cf The other pi' nceIB ..buu; him. Crs day he drove to Lawrence with load of produce. On his way l.u -toppvd at . ilttle town 10 feed hls tea,:l, znd wniie thcrc he heard that some Ohio people had been ;,.c!c lcoAing for place 10 locate, and lad passed on. leaving one of thrir number behind, who had been stricken down sitE sma;l-pox. Some Of the people nad carried the sitt man out of tovn to a si"d, and ie!t him ti..re alone.
 P,umb sent h!s lead Of produce or, ard went Co work to find some one 10 take care of i.ie rsaL fl it was found that he ~as .,l, alive. Hc fuuEE at !s>t man and his wife living come distance rom there who had had the disease, and agreed ;o take ,he in raiii !oT -o"d Izy. Plumb theH could ge; 10 tea:n rri:E xhict: 10 .raus:er the sick man. and tipal;J. ir despsra:;or. seized one .iia: was h.tched in froRt O: a sore. Ne got aray q short distance whca he was oYertakeu and the team taken .vay. Finally, after persist ent eJor; aut pleading, and bitter denuncis- ;ion ol tee psO;:le, he obtaircd team and drove to the shed and tool. the poor plague stricken creature, dying alone of his dis gtIsiing disease, iD his arms, and d'oys with him to the hope selected. He left all tbc mouey he had, sad promised more when be could get it-!o. tue care of the rran ike lived, and his burial if ac died
 Then he vent on down Q Emporia and had the small-pox hiuisei. aud caGe very near giving his own lite as the sacrifice 10 that of the poor stranger whose life Le saved. That IS the story of how senatr PluIab's face gam. to be. peek r,srScd.- Cincinnati Commer ial Gazette.
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Another sicEcrinG aud !osthsomc custom Of the Chinese has been brought to Eight in San Francisco, that Of taking ,.!e reInsins of tEcir dead, an. boil:rg thc flesh from their boucf, tLc object being to send the bones pack ic the friends o! the deceased iG China. One Of these Chinese factories has been dis covered iG the heart oi Inc city where the operation of boring the remains of Chinese was carried on. The s;snch $ described as most s.ckerIuS and tte internal surround ings of tie building fI.Ly and horrible a the extreme. Thus 1t appears that there is no limit to the dcprayed customs Of these yonSo,:aas who gre crowdinE our shores aEa T. .lgc;:Ly Enc vsry air with their crimes, vie, aaa 1cp.ays3 customs. No worac- c-l:fo.niaas stand aghast anu cry for aD iIn- passabic barrier against tLe invasion Cf such YSick.duess aud !utr;d GUS toms AS are com svn % tLc Chinese.
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No Good.

| About Ihe time of ;hg Grant ohsc9uies
 many painful, tuners We're current ner'' 1 concerning :he s'i aine': relations existing 1 neisseu Mrs Sarlnris and her husband.
 He uewspa .I.,s, ou, ri respect for tue
 s0o;nuiiy ui ,ile Uccsoicn, said nsthins, { nut subS' Cueutly one or two !cai!n2 .i,u-ni.s nu. reirsined tra,n an!as sc u,
 the esrIpstrtquss; uf the Grants. A,te,- | ton Was aroused Dy ike t.ct tsat the snu- ! in-is~, (S.rloris) aid not put in an ap- : i,earaucc here uaiin. the i'cTI1i of death i aac muu-uin%, n"! was auy a!,usi0n iGadt
 to hIni ur any reasnC e!Ten f'r h!s ab .rrre. On tha cunl,.r,, it WAS gwen uu; that Mrs SurturIs sni h'r thIidreu s"u,d rt lna!l Iu t!is crun!ry with hr, mother. The p.s,n sIa'rmau; vas ,!ia; Mrs. I oTis and her husband had sep
 ,rat-u, and that S,r.u!Is was !ivIn. Il Ensirn6 with lhe brush wuinau win
 wnOpi tIe had & nn!uIi'.is sSCa ,ade a
 M M,!~aaget about 8 year CT tDo a2". .s vel! kuuwr in New y.rx tia, : .rI"r.. .ok DIS g.u,au wIt,i nm [" En.IHnu
 :j orc his departure for Eu!ote Jessc t1iau, !s Iep,TIcd tu have saId: lh's ,un"r about d separation Is tie. ST
 '.ris ,s act mUd,i husband. lie I-
 x,d aud all that, but ih re is uUiii-
 ing serious in tine situation" Bat II cculti not be expected that Mr. Grars
 wruId care i0 expose 10 the pubic vIeu
 '--'s ;rso ved iu such deilC .te family
 .fair; TOT does the public desire 10 rcnd rhs veil of secrecy tila: shout shTout so unfortUuate s situation. But ,h. vel
 has sreaiy been drawn, and there are r..sn. Americ ms who would like to know I, an unkind iu,s has beia!ieu the Pet;ed daughter ct their greatest s0!dier and citizen. Tie general heIiei Is that Jesse urau, has gone over to Ensiaud with his sie,ec 70 ha.mouiIe, if possible, her fam fly aTiirs, and that If this cannot be done. his si.:ey and Ter child,en will rc+ ,1rr to this country with him. As 10 the scandal in the case, toe pubic may recall the fact that year or two ago woman xss su.-eG out O. Milwaukee hotel foi unbecoming conduct. The woman proved to be Mrs. Brush. g grass widow and the dashing daughter Of au eS army officer who resided in St. Lotus. Int man was Ai:ernon Sertoris, and though he denied bis identity, the woman si,erwayd won't with him to Eng land on tho same ship.-Baltimore Her. sld-
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(OU1tlU Records.

The following instruments Lave been filed ln i!.e office oi the County Recorder: {:
 DEEpS-REAL ESTATE. W r.. Preston 10 Frederick Nelson; c9r tain real estate in BsUec; SluO, Fie4ci ick Nelson 10 hen.y Dubacker and r. tierhaid,; certain real estate in Bisbee; :gJ.
 BOND FOR DEED. S R. Mcfarland to Mrs. (. M. Miller bond ot Sl!2.5U lo secure payne of sad amount Un lot r., block 2o, in town ot Benson.
 BRAND xJa0
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Care sf HOn0in1 Pi0nfs.

Most plant: in baskets or hsns'ns-pots are unsatisfactory. Ill. |. not the fault of the plant, but of the groxer, in mos; cases Hanging plnnts arc ususlly le.. convenient to gei al than those growing in pots on 8 plant s;snd, sid because oc thi. tley are pretty sure to ,aTrc from neyle t They seldom get water enough pot thrt is hung up dries out much sooner than one occupying lower position leca;,s g t 1. in werEsr sratu-n of ;r,o.ph-rr. and 1. ex. posed on sil s'dcs. and generally t i- srna.i.
 ht tbe earth in small pot- always dries out rapidly. Hnngins plants should be w-ter-d daily through the xtcatrr part of the .ess.n In the hes, of .umfner they generally ne d an application ni.ht a"d rnornioy, Lut .hcy d. c'it oic,n g.t it. A .te .,n,'eer .ho','d be krpt conveniently hear nj hahh, and b, means of this 1t Is cusJ to get ai he p.sn;s A large sponge, filled with wete~, can b- placed on ;he surf zee ut the sc;' l. s 7rry easy 10 re s;.'urate this when the moisture has been absorbed from 1t. Occasionally tie plants should Ue tsk.n Gova su4 cl.raeL hy
 ipting them into 6 tub or Iau of water When we'll grown, hanging plants are very o.-cEl,tal
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18

short period. Her connection with the police force did not tend to better hef raorea, for she had been acay but short time when the department feceisrd very lis ,srrenbe reports concerning their late female co worker in the g-ea: cacse of ;-. Y, nring crime Her cnresr came to s ciose J+st' .,iay nfiernorn when Chef os D ,cctirrs Burke aDd Ofs ger [ nme' al. rested h"- @ Morgan .'r"et. Her arrest
 was dr- ic great ncasure to the part snc plsyeh in ruining the harmony of nigh toned cnlo-,d .nlks' supper out on K.rre-,r ayenr". Ote oi inc hi2f-toned
 o.orrI i.iies on z .nnerly avenue pro. cured ron ttis lsdy n set "f kniT s and
 ,'rke glTporIing to h. triple plated si . ,'!c-ria:-d >I Yer. nt vtry low l.rir-.
 nal ghr. a grand supper n f-A evenings ,go ,u d.,, lay her bri 'irn' w,r-.. The xrIv-s rnd f.:k, Ic"k-d " irettS and
 he guests sailrd ,pto rhe supper with q increased bv ,hc costly implements. Presently inc guest. began to bolt from
 h. rrpie rinst uncersrnonlousiy and the h.,siees ~as slniinrd. i)- sine thought lpe Lnc bad puIsoned the vlands. She was 7 tty near iI2ht, for wien she acci- nents,iy caught sight of some of her .'nIves and forks they we're silver no .orgcr but bras, and the quIcksiver w!ih nhich they n,re heavily washed fad run" .nG ti.is it Was that Caused :hc sudtrD departure of ;he guests from the bALguet board. The matter Was re- r"r'cd tu ,he police, and from tnc d.. -rrlpiIGn given "t thc woman who had soid ,iiis colurcd .ady the kp.ve, aDd was .:nnn u as Ar,. Annie Angel. sine "aa uunc other tlau t.Ie cX-iemalc DetrctIvs. Mrs. Bson.eY. They ienrnsd aIso that she lrucurcd three or icur watches to nave thcm prepared at a jrwe.sr's store for nothing and never returned them to their un ncrs SIe hud wurked inc cOl- urcu population very eicganiiy and sue ccssiui!y, au 1 her la,e iri, nGs, the detec rIvcs, have high admlrnlOu for tho mauncr Tn winch she put her poiice Raining 10 profitable use.-Giobe- Dem ucrat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
No AnaSannffiOn for Tu7Gef
 PrUcfice.

] The fOnow.n:, conmunicsi.on. received by | Adjutuh,.cenersl sherman from the War ! Department. "iil be read w.tb Interest ly ;he | rn;litia Of the Te tiiory: WAR DsPARrdESf. WASHINGTON Cir. Septt rnhec 2, 1875. SIR:-Re'crring to ypur letter of the 2l. ultiino, requesting permission ,o allow .he several regularly organized militia coupa- "!es in Arizona Territory to use ia tr.ye, pr.ctice ies-onsSie amount of smSpuri.iup now in your cu-;o Y, have the houo- to .d 'ise yoa iEa, ;Lg 2a fer wss referred .b. AIt.ng Chi-t vf O.dnauce, who re,o,t,
 bsr,Vn es follows:
 Acts 0. Congress approved July Si. 1875: March 8 1887; May le, lsss, and June es 1878 (rory ercI,s->). entitle each TerrItor,
 o seoo arrns and iOo,ooe cartridges, up, n the H1yctnor thereof giving yood aud .ufH, len: bpEd, or bold. I, Ihe i~turn Of .njd hrrp. etc. lh'se bonds hare been given by tLs G"yern"r of Arizona.
 The sct- s5ore ci ed provide that arm, a"G RrnaI unition eks!! only te issu-d Up.n The reQulsil.on of the Govcrncr of the Terri tory showing the .Ls .luie necrs.!ty [ T .ie same ioI the protection Of He citizens and their property against Indian raids into ,Le territory.
 It Is hoi 'ccn, therefore, hos ammunition Issued f"r 'be >perihc purposes sci forth in Inc above acts can b. espend,d in target practic:.r
 In view pf the above report, tho DesaIt. 'ncni must derlInc your request.
 Very respectfully, your ob'd't ts'y't.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
Not DcNd.
SIERRA MADREs, August 27th

SIERRA MADREs, August 27th
 tEsSRs. CAESAR AND WEHRFRITz.
 sec by late copies of THE TOMBSTONE that l w.s reported seriously wounded and II WAS thought would oie. These reports gre not correct, as I am not wounded nor am dead, but I tell you that l am awful dry, and I want vou sa. send me a consignment ot tha. iee cold AnhDescr beer, that are selling to tho people of Tombstone. I only visa was there to have t drawn from tl,.t patent German fountain. GERONIMO.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
P0isonod bY QmicksitUer.

About q year sso Mrs. Josephine Bromley was employed by the police |" purchase lottery tickets and assist in making cases against lottery vendors, put her services were dispensed with after h
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
Notice to StOckn,en,

A specI4! meeting of the Cucn,se County St"cA Association is ncreuy caiied !Jr SaI- nIoa. cepu"mber lp,n, ISoo. al 2 o'clock p.u. buslhees Oi importsncs wiIi coIue briOrs t"e meeting All uenlbers are regueS,ed to Ue P!estat C. ;. ABBOTT
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
For Rent.

A large and handsomely furnished room with bath, on Bruce street, between Second and Third streets, very reasonable. Apply e. this otaee, .ep:i5U
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
For Sale,

One fine American. Mich Cow at Crane l Branch Water Station, 1