The Tombstone., 1885-06-19

VII snothe cough, g lay the iail ,urla- ton, and allow ueoGed repcse. Il ~iI moreover, h"al the pulmonarJ org4us, aad give you health,
 There is one enteTprising rnsr ;a Ior?b stout, snd you can see # by his openipc up such mammoth establishment rich, where the Grand restaurant vas former lv. He keeps nothing but shoes. 4. Schwartz has full confidence in Tomb stones prosperity. jeC.
 The curative power of Ayer'- Ssr-qDe-- rilla is too well known to rpqrirs ti, the spacious aid of any oxsg gersrol or fictitious certificate. Witnesses of i:, marvellous cures are to day iivi1: in every city ani hamlet of the lanI Write Er. J C. Aver 6 Co.,, Lowell. Mass, for names.
 IL is stated OF good authority. tha. s young gentleman, closely cnnnrcfai with the Touahnut mlli at Charleston. will shortly lead to the altar one o' Tombstnne's f4irest daughters. w. vii not give tEe names of the happy counl. nH'ii next week, when ,h" engagement, will be formally announced.
 The dark cloud thrt hls hung ayei this camn for thr past year O" mrr,. k ahon' to break ami already 'b, silver l;n- ing can Le seen. IriSox9"c'rd thtt hy '',r middle of next mouth thar ,hc dlrk clouds will have all prsscd away. aud i that Tombstone will cornI"nc. ;:n ..rr.. of prosperity snch as has never beer known in Ar;z na hrturr.
 Nrs. Head, "f Head, Cash store, ornp,itc thls office today received a large Sr9rIv r' fine rcachrs from lhe S,l; R.vcr valley, a"l w.th her usn1i thou :hifu.uc,. did not f.r set t!'c weary printer. ngI sent h"ur'ifu' supply tJ THs ToTB-IoNR, which .r-c,ru ac! Yas dl;i, atprerlaict hf n" f,rc. of lii 0riice. Al fG,.ts iu season. of tte finest kind can De found D, lie,d's >tore, on Allen street, between Third .rd Fourth.
 At the time the Indiars cr,~ssi ,nrn . ugh the valley they sroe two hnr< ~ from hbbat''s ranch, belonging fn Wr Vim. E,srman of this pla-.. T. lrins the chase after th's. Irt:iqs thy \ Jonea and party, they cim= upon th, carscass of nGe ot E |, min'S hirs.s ai. the trail. The laiians hal Ri lpi ant eaten the horse. Tho horse WIS isn;i- fled by having his ears cropped Est man s.ys that he IS . deadly foe Ui the Apache from this time ou.
 We learn that owing to having s much business Jas. McAllster has de cliaed to run for school trustee. ", suggest the name of Cnss. F. Freielic ic<. one of the oldest citizens of 'rIm ',stoIe, aud gentieman who is well liked and who has got children to attend tMr school. The citizens cannot se ect u better. board than the cGe compr,el ot the names: C. $. Clark, ". $. Ives. C ' t. fredericks.
 , t k said ,:i-. U. Gordon Adan.s. got ! out a search warrant before he left foI ! two towels and an u1dershirt which hi, wash chlnaman had lost or mis.a'd anu which the search warrant failed to fad Before leaving t is said that ke oec!arcc 1 he would rot leave aitAou. them. B5j ! his friends told him thlt IL was tN, | granGest occasion of his life, that II h, left those articles behind h.m, he couI claim a residence in Arizona sllo'l. 1 Cleveland be fool enough to appoint hia as district judge in rlaSe of Frz=;craiu ! Il S said that the Fourth of July com mittee will run carriages free on tn' fourth 10 carry yisItors to the GrnnC 1 Central mine, 10 witorss the working Q ,Ie I4mnSth pumps which wili be wOrS ing that day Ths alone wi.l be worth a rip iron ain. DSt any p:rtT nt l.e terri
 tory to Tombstone. We eS:a"lish Ina there will be two thousand visitors here on tle Four.l: anl arrangements will b
 made 10 treat them Tigh. Ioya!!y
 Whoop-er up genticmen and let Us have A T6using lime. The Emp're and Con
 ten;!oa mines will start up next month