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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

THIEVES SENTENCED IN THE POLICE COURT
Rose Branch colored, was sentenced TO 60 days
In Jail by Judge Smell to-day for stealing several
articles rom her employer, Mrs. Flora atham,
OF 1912 18th street. John Phillips. q colored
man, while under the influence of liquor, took
a box OF candy from the steamboat wharf and
OFFICER King arrested him. He got two months
VIM. s. Poole, young man, went to the resi-
dence OF MI Austin L. Brown, under the pre-
text OF having a bill against Mr.. Brown, and
wniie the servant was in the rear of the house
with the bill he stole handsome vase. Officer
horne arrested him and recovered the vase six
months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18
MES's Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman Brt

SEE the new lire of Baskets for Office and
House use at W hitakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18
Transfer. or Real Es:at,

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows. ID; ~.
5000 { g. .o Il Woodward. trustee, to ": R.
Decide, part 93, HIS addition TO Georgetown,
s1551o b II Warner TO Ellen Nj !, B r psro
to L. Baiilieux. lots s and 8. block 1, s. 2. BIS
sub sub Pleasant Plains s777oG6 James sa a a3s:
$500, r. g. insernoii to A. B. MeCreary, part
trustee to Annie Harding and Helen so Watts tis
=; g. King to John Taplets, lot 2, SO: 1,oS2 u.s.;
sI10 W. o'Brien to T. =. waggaman, s SUB lots
IS 70 4, 50: 3ss So Angsneb M A. NC Mef aad
e; sub Meridian Hill; lots q, ID aud 81 and 3a,
widows Mite s.. Y. C. Payne to Angeline ne
TO- W X NfS or,sss P50ps.s Isl q Pu s
Eln,eda 1. Putnam, to Ida ". Hyde, lot 81, 50.
"a; $1,000: G; F. Hardin ct al, trustees 4ss to
Jockey to Charles Kennedy, sub 81, SO. 634,
and part 45. DO; $4,000. w. B. kiooey TO
s5nn FTWSnSln trustee part 81 Pliins
Tee, to y. ". Leishear, part i, 50. $a5; So, $50:
$50 Q. 4. Daley to Mary G. Cos Costello, parts
sub s. Of lot is 50. ss4; $3.50. Annie Chap.
$4,000: c. B. Rheem to Reta Weller, lot 6, 50.
9O2 81 .435.71. Dennis INLAND to Jerome r.
k sdnd sub lots "a and Co. So ia; SsS5s 3,
scott, sub. lot SIS, 50. 90; $. ". +: Baldwin BALD
W w "A. 1sichdrOS, SUD. II, SUI fO1, %o,OOO. W
Il. Pearson TO Il. III. Warner, e. n IL, So. 321; 3.
MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Hattie
Calvert and Marin Bacon, both OF +. u. Co, Md;
Henry L. Bartlett and Jane Fleming; l.. b. Spig-
null and Emma Louisa Miles, both of Baltimore;
Frank Edmonds and Mary Elizabeth Brown;
James A. buchanan, U. s. A., and Helen w.
Meyers; Harrison Queen and Isabella Johnson;
Thomas Il. Ferguson and Mary Altha Murray;
Charley w. Holmes and Mary f. Willis; Wal
ker Coleman and Mary Stewart; George e.
Poulton aud Mertenea Lee, OF resth, Cenada
Thomas f. Allen and Odso g. Roberts, both OF
CniOntown; Moses Goodrich and Susan Smith,
Helen Wederstrandt smith; q. w. Fosberg and
Maggie Steep; z. w. Bell and Sarah Black;
VIM I. Conneli and Lizzie Elmer donaldson;
Albert Hutmuiller and Annie Marschalk;
Robert B. Butler and Miiiy Gill;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

ROBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Thomas Mccain re-
ports stolen from his shop $40 worth OF hard
ware; A. Lulley, 612 Pennsylvania avenue,
reports the loss of an overcoat worth 81; John
Nephew, 81 H street northwest, reports stolen
from him q revolver valued at So; David
Smith, 326 / street southeast, reports the loss
OF O watch and chain worth 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18
MOreu, 734 9th NV. 100 F. cigars, $40. Try
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best.

Cholera. Diphiheria, Fevers. Malaria,
prevented by the use Of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn Hypochlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton St., N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

Boys sack overcoat. Eiseman, cor. 7th & E.2w
Fresh Alderney I'utter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y lib. "Ward" prints, 45c
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk &C. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

BOyS' NOfIOIK suit. ElScInan BIOS, TN q E.ZW
Fresh supply SaxOny Wool Underwear,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, ut Auerbachs Saxony
wool, German hand-knit jacket depot; z & H. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

e3 Per Gallon. 73c. Quart Bottle, No.
Orders by mail. Mc(Iee's. 9th. near d ST. s&w-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

BOOKS AT ACcTIoS.-The book sale at Dowl-
1nS $, which continues tonight, will Include the
must valuable and interesting books Of the con-
ssgnInen:, among them being Horace Walpole,s
works, the Bohns editions, Rapin's England
vcrks On Napoleon. Shakespeare, scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

and E
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY at the London Bazaar.
IfSEE the Ribbon Books by Francis 4 Have,
gall at Whitakers.
SUIT To ORDER, s25 and up. Eiseman, ri
and f.
CANEI!s' HAIR, Lambs Wool, Merino, Cal
1oruia Flannel and Cashmere Underwear a
Rock-Bottom Prices. Francs, corner 9Th an
u streets, the only Strickly One Price Hat an
Gents Furnishing store in the city.
ANY NEW Books wanted that are not In stoc
order now at 10 per cent: discount at Whitaker
PANTS to order, SIS and up. Eiseman Bros.
VISIT TIE OPENING of the London Bazaar.
SEE the Shakespeare Calendars for 1886 a
Whitakers.
and T..
For REAL MERIT says one Of the mos
celebrated prima donnas, "B. III. douglass
Sons Capsicum Cough Drops for irritation @
the throat are superior TO anything have eve
used"
MEMS Prince Albert suits. Eiseman, eth and
ALI FINE Books suitable for the Holidays a
cost at Whitahers.
JNo. g. SLATER, 1O4 to 10 A street north
east, household goods on the instaiiment plan
PANTS TO order, 81 and up. Eiseman, 9TH and
SEE the new Adjustable Lap Tablets at Whits
kers.
ARRESrED.-The attention of every one VIII,
examines the magnificent stock oi furnitur
displayed on one floor by Geo. Ireitbarth, Ode
Fellows Hal. The latest styles at the loves
prices.
CARD PLATE ENGRAVING AND PRINTING a
Whit:ikerS.
BOYS CHINCHILLA REFER and vest Eisemal
Bros
PORTRAITS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.--Wnl
Rice requests his patrons 10 call and have thei
sittingS made as soon as possible. Studio III!
Pennsylvania avenue.
No MATTER what Books wanted that ar
in stock, ali offered 1T cost at Whitakefs.
MEMS 4-button cutaway suit Eiseman, 7ti
and T.
POETRY, Fiction. Sei$ OF Books, Miscellaneou
and Standard. III Gust ut hit;ikers
LONDON BAZAR- LONDON Bazaar
CHILD Norfolk sui. Ei>eman. cor. 18th and E
A BILL IN EQUITY has been fled ty y. Hyd.
and &. VI. Matthew's. trustees, agiinSt Ellen Z
BARLEY ct al. To compel them 10 in.erpsead ant
show TO whom should be paid certain money
Tor the sale of lot 81, sub. ri sq. 24S, the estate
OF the late I. W. Barley.
MES's Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman Bros
SEE the new line of Baskets for Office an6
House use at W hitaker's.
FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hemplers, cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

SUDDEN DEATH.-Osficer Warkwood reports
that George Butler a cOlored man. 81 years old
living on lst street, Montello, went home last
night feeling badly and died about O clock this
morning: The coroner was notified, viewed the
body and gave burial certificate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18
EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. ADELINE DUvAL MACK, l424 ct,
-Nl has rcopened her school OF Eiocution and
Dramatic ART also private class In English branches.
with teachers for French and Mathematics. nls-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-18

UNDER Arrest AT THE BARRAcKs.-The two
soldier Frank EsrnoId and James McGurl
who were recently tried and acquitted III the
CRIMINAL Court. the first on the charge Of the
larceny OF IL watch and chain belonging TO Major
borpank, and The other for receiving The stolen
property, are still under arrest at the Washing
Ton barr;.ek:. and charges have been preferred
against them of violating the ed article of war
oy conduct preJucicial 10 good order and mill
tary discipline.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-03-12

THE FIRST DAYS OF FSTOCKINGs.-There
we're no manufactured stockings in the days
of Lady Macbeth. a strip of cloth or wool
en- stuffwas wrapped around the feet and up
to the knees, and held in place by strings or
straps, laced like our shoestrings. \ ren-
nant of these old improvised stockings may
be observed upon the feet of newly-arrived
Cinnamon. The first manufactured stock
ings of the ancients were of coarse material
and clumsy fabrication. The first silk stock
ings known in England were knitted by Il
lady of the court of Queen Elizabeth for her
Majesty, who was so delighted with their
softness and hexibility that she kept the
donor knitting silk stockings as long as the
august legs needed worldly covering.-Ne~
York IIOrN
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-03-12

nayn "How is the earth divided?" asked a
ponpous examiner, who had already worn
out the patience of the class. "By earth
quakes,' replied one boy, after which the
examiner found that he had enough of that
class.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-03-12

voice was clear and resonant, and he slowly
enunciated his words, and occasionally
turned about and paused as if to note the eff
feet Of his remarks. He spoke as follows
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Lost OF .sfy(iUcH.

One bucksk;n h"rs', iOur years old. uI,nu, 15 hanhs hIyh, N' -hrAah One bacs i."Tse, $ years "l'i, abou i4H i.ruds hig,, Mrx,csn brand m h:i hip and J. H. on shoulder. The abyr were lust seen on th= ranch of ThoInas Dunbar a, Yrs Al,mn-. X liberal re ward wIII be paid fer ;his return 10 th Fhas,np Stables.
 Ch.rl,s II, iris cpHes to The irnnt. ] received in-'iay. Ike la:rss and tness ant brsi pants patterns ever seen Tn Tomb stone. II any gentleman wants a pair of paa;s made of ,he l.,sst goods and perfect it, will guarantee it CT no pay. Pants made from sil up to Sl4. Come and examine my goods. ]. don: ccs: you cent 10 exllliDs my goods. CHARLES HARHI5. Bauer's Block, Fourth St. Tombstone
 itf
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PlensnHt Surprise.

Gn Sa'uitry evening !"s', the n"ng frienIs of !.r. and Mrs. J. l.. Ward, ;endrrcd them very plea>sn' surprise ,.r;y Music, dancing and singing WAS ht..rrier of the evening. At II oc'H k the merry ihr"ng sat down ,n a splendid supper; and aGI q the tink'ing 0! g asa"s many we're the toas's ,o Mr. and iire. Ward Alter supper dancing an.l sing ... vas crnuhu'i uu;iii l2 r'ci1ck wheu s!I drparie'i H. inrir severn h"m"s nI!,x.'r. ss,ng ;!.rn.se Yes ns having pnss rh a m s, c'j 'yUnv ,v-n!ng. l. cs nr space ;.-v.ns our pul i.l,irs t;'e nai,.s ,i ;h se prrs"ut.
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County ReCordS-ReSolu- tons to General Grant
 The Pioneers.


Go t0 ! ,l.,'s for a i e hrrsks.st
 The thermometer reached !Co degrees :r ..- ,.adc :ad'y.
 There wa, a nlre shower of rain fell last night.
 rhe Supervisors are ii! in session, s-csi- Nng with bi's a-a.n>t ;hs coLn'y.
 The stages come in eSery night loaded whh passengers.
 Jnhn Da4n, one If ;hr soli! ,rrn q! Cnnirnii",i, ca.nr Up ia See ,he tu"s iasi ni-hr.
 4 free of m n were put tn work on ,hr C.ni-nri"n mins |" day pI- -psGtory t'. rhe starring upoi ;h= same.
 tir. | " B nm ana mii", with thrir son IrY,n.. d.psr.-'i this m".ning f..r Ca i,.lri4 tn s;ir,ii Ihe sunuer IN u'hs.
 Sir. Sh,;:uck, .rcrr'arJ nf The Ere C,it.r c, mpauy came n fem thnt ranch ,o dsv.
 In ihe r,rordcr's court today Sol Israel WAR c.u,i,trI by jur' for carrying "n hgsirs,. wiluuu. licau-c. He "as ordered ,o 6, ear in cuuI; ti- morrow IcDrning ali o,;rck for sentence.
 1.n.iston- ~as visited !sst evening bY B very hrasy thunderstorm. the ~inh flowing in~n shruis',-:g. fences. snd "rrr,urnin, the l..usc of Wm, Creighton on Touahnut s'-eet. Don, forget the grand perform ance a' Schrff..iu hal to m".r"s evening. II al cnn4is, of singing, G.acia-, 'isPrz; | prrfo-mauce. e'c, Tick2cs have heen placrd st sl -acl., miih 2o extra charg" !"r reserved srA's. N,ice is hereby given ina, ;hcre will sc a meeting uf ;he TombstuH Stock=rOYcrs Association at the Court House ,n Tomh- stone al , ciack, D n., on Saturday .uly ls 1885 All members are urgently requested { t0 he present. (. .. ABBoFE. JyI3:G President;
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.30ssd .Giniag Company.


 Grr 'n> $ B nh".n tn.f uf .ls nrir- 'ipsl Gwn,.s lu .i,r "Caaau,.a tninr>." :" r.- -'.rd'd fi"m the east s'n Monday .a, . dr. | .nhsm :ent .H>t for inc express 'ur,ase "f "seaa;gipg company 'o spik the mines al,nv. nhrni!nurii, snd
 uring his ,liS-,ce he .t vcrpItd in in rr>'iny s"n,- "f 'hr irading capita its # Cl vri-Li. Ohi", 1his cr,rnl |. d nirir" cnmrsny was formerly awneh hy | 'nrrai Y.nnci" 'e>quv;ra, and have .e-p rXun,ii r,i hv stvtrai ,i 'he hr-. niriu. Y, rrts in H.. E"Itei E,htes and rnnuuncsu by ,iem tu ht VT, vA n,br r"ih rri's, aEd ihe "n r.ss0n ir+t they .avr n0l i,rrn worked nl,r, tytsis;yr.y ctnr-, is simply l.. causo inc owners ,"-e,nttr. have d.r?and i such . high rice inf the'n, Lat nnw that Mr. Ben ,ar has competed srrangsncmls 'n .n head, ihr ni,-s Hiil sOun bs rum ing tirir fr lest ryreu,. Ii is iac inter- non of lhe c c'mpsuy tn immediately .rrec, two thirty tnn slrcilers, snd as many more n ihe tuinre as the mines sill justify. Nr. [ 4. Price. ot Casa Grauc-. whu ia & ~sll known Uining mqn, vii! bt Superintendent, and II is eE ,,.'c;ed inst h- will in mediateiy puI oD |. large force nf man b,th in tte nirrs ind i. lac SR!eitev s.ir, sn that the reducing works may be running -s snon as p''ss!- "le. The following named gentlemen .re the principal siockhoi3ers i1 the nine, and ;.icir nnE,es alone gre q suth . ci-nt guarantee that the enterprise Is a legitimate one: Daniel ? E 'il., S.!hah Chamberlain. Robt t!nmher.ain, F R Pcrkins, Nr RsnkIn. [ B Whi 6. J ! Ensign aud II ? E l.. Danir! r E-lis $ the president, II r 2 Is the treasurer, tud John Ensign the st creiary.
 Tie above n"ned gentlemen represent , inmrc than ltp r:illinu oi d"iiaI>, np' ,wa the controlling inter- st iu The uiucs ' and are sa;lsf q that they have Sol 2 .noi lhln.. and intend 10 work il suie!y on its merit; ,he working Of these mint. 1 of muck importance to the toNn ti 1 Nog.is and alIncst al! ,hc supple. a,rd hy ihrm are puIchuscd h.re. MT Bru.nm drs,,vrs .rent CT. sli', ' thr ,b.e aud spndy narrtr in "i:th t' which he has accomplished iiis hHpr, r..ui, xuu II is roH "Liya qu, s:irh "i h ,nnr, iinne uHuil rhIs Unliny NIl ! urn:uy nul laige an.Uuul oi Lui.iuu.- f'robl.er.
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3Er SHOOTS,

Good linen shirts SIPS at Meyers.
 St pants fer 3. s..J. Meyers B.o
 Oyeralls 75 cents per pair 3: Meyers. Flannel underwear for eos. q; Meyers Tea Kettle whisky q: RaTerty's saloon Shoes for our Uwa price at J. neysrs & Bro.
 For genuine Tea Kettle whisky .go to Cap, Ratierils' 5
 / o,e leather :.unk given away with eve. purchase aIJ. Meyers & Eros
 All goods below eos: at J. Meyers &:Bro. Allen and Fifth streets.
 Fun stock cali boots for q a. y. Meyers ( EyDs.
 The Pioneer mill fomr. Sacranenia, ia tl.e aert in the maj ket. For sale at tAs C2sLi Si"Ie Of WoLCoTT X MgssIcK.
 The tiest ,aliiornia ai.d ignche butter at the Cssh Store 0! WALCOTT N ,dlsicE.
 Fresh eggs always c.. hand at ;hc Cas' Store of Wa..Co1T & NfsIcE.
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Gf'ant.

Out from the cscp-rn ouihrd city, Into The sweet-voicrd air; Dat from the thousand noises That rise in a sulien 5lare; Into the cool of the mounfs,r, Ost from tue suJn ner'S glare, A train glide- on with ,stieul war Borne down by lsiE and care. No sonnds nf glad rejoicing Goes up; yet hundreds stand khsut the curtaiArd wipdnws-- A curious, anxious band And seek the rrcusnii.an
 0: eye or waving hand. For h., they know, is yo.ce!rsS now, Wh" gave to tLem coinmand Out rom inc Grpn.mnuihsd city Into the swc 'i-vn!rcd air. The ca,tinr> wheei-. steam driven, The na ipn's la:;rni bear; Cut fIar ihc thrnhb'By city, Into the meti''ws fair. II train Hides on q, patirnt wan, While rises mn, Yrayer.
 Columbus jO.) D'si atyh
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Board Cf sRpc, Ti.Lrs.

Board met uisuanI 10 a' j'uILmcni.
 Present. iuti i.uar,i.
 Minutes oi .asl n.eeiing read and ap roV,...
 nn motion the follo.ing bills were a'- low ed:
 L " Birn l. Co.,. SiS p Wm Chdri"~. "~..-..-....-. .-.-..-. 70 VO a C Andei son.- ...-..-.. iU oo
 On motion il was rcso!v. q by tke boaid ihat < C,.i,iI sC! he enter, c into witt l. c S"I- t,.n To con-tru,t ja.i baiid'ng at B.-bee sih The plans and spec .feat.ois Q. tue one bu!lt a. Wi.lc"x.
 On motion E.ijah CiiEo'd wac aPIointrd road n,rrseer ;nr Si. Dsyids GistIi>t with Uord fixed al t33t0
 Whereas it appears that disputes have arisen a,' n 7 ihe lii C between C"chisc and Pima coun.irs III regard tO assessments. etc. Thei efore be it
 K, solved that this board deems it import ant to have the line between said counties surveyed, and thst if the superyisos of sa'd Puma win co-olcrate with the supervisors oi ihIs county. <. cnl'rsct be catered into with some responsible surveyor lO have said line surveyed.
 The clerk of this board is hereby instruct cd 10 communicate wiih ihs .upsryrors o Pima county laying before ii.em Il copy o! tl.e foregoing resolni ion and asking tLeir co operation, aud that pass Il similar resolution in order that prompt t ps n'ay te taken i' the end as above sci fcrth.
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TEe Latest.
President.

MEssas C.Es,E {. WZnRFgiTs.-I ara here in these beautiful mountains sharpen ing my knives and fixing things up gener- ally fo tLe rsrcp;ion e! General Crook and his army, as he has sent Tav word that ce utcnl- l.. make me a visit shortly. l have only got one bottle of vile mestai lelt. and wish you would send me another shipment of thal ice. cold beer Of yours so that can entertain The arm! n a becoming manner
 G.EoA OHIO.
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Notice to Creditors.

CsTATE OH P.J. LYNCH, deceased. No T. tee ]. hereby given hy the undersignet udmini,trator of ihe es tate of c.J. LyDch, deccascd. ,o the creditors ol. end ali persons hsyin. claims against the Gcccnsed, io ex- ,ibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the fi's; pub icatior oi ti,is notice la the said administrator at the Dra.oun Saloon, m Allen street, in Tomb stone. in the county of Cochisc.
 Dated Juc I3ld, lSS5.
 Owrv LVyCE. AGmini. lrato- of the estate Ji acceaS:1.
 JyIS-1w
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Jhs Pioneers to GT.iat.

The s"cIrIy ni Ca.Ii' Inla P.' Ieers si r,n IT ;i.ruaI s,,rg if d on .sdsy eyru,, 6 lnst ih S,n Frnbcissc, ordered ssr,i Ia L :. Gian', To Is "n honorary n;,nb.r Of ;Ls st:i.,y, the following ,c;egran
 The scciety of California rionreIs. as sspi,..d in ar.nux; srs.iop, eX' end i"y"u, our isv-d ant hon' I, d Di. mber. our ai- i,cii. n snd .ymIs'hy ,n this. you hour oG suif, TiuE. JOHN NIGHTINGALE,
 President.
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DEEDS M;SEs.

,rhn .. RrhaItis 10 augus. B,rTn1. nrp-si..n inter .. ,D ,nr i.r,!e-t,rhii, 4. c.. mine. T.iai,s snr d.srric'; $i.2o0. l .nu E. F charis fu , Jl.H.- il. Stried ,c -.,,-. nne six h inie"esf ID .ilir in'i+prD ,irLc. i.inc, Tombstone di>irict; Sl,25U.
 B.I.I.'F SALE,
 X. T. Vrii in August ,r:nn, cerssin trams, nsuito aLL hnrness ln Ni.S"x $9O0,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

There is one en,rrpisiny nsn in Tomb s'un. anu y.u can $re | by hia "trplny up such n'amm"ih ysii:tlishm-ut :ryn: w hpIc !!e ,5iai,d Irsiaur nt Has i,neg- iv. Hr keeps n"'h.ng hat shoes. 4. S'hwaTrz has ful. ennstepce in Tomb. st,ii.r's prosprrity. iie <.
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Ar. Herera, arrived in thls city just as ~o ur-e snlm.. |, press lrO-l Charleston afer !. doctor 'Dyo to Charleston to ai:ei.d Mrs. GarlOck who Vas b.dly burned this after noon. The lad had accidentiy spilled eUai ul ou her dress. wh ch caught iirs win the result above stated
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Give the n=y IaIIoring establishment |" call. gaarahtre perfect satisfaction, q nn pay ,irmanis.i. Ali work done a. short no,ice. Don't tai! ,o soc hin. CHas. II ,rri-, D4urrs huieI b,ock or Fourth stTrrt.
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ShoOting GGgye7.l'.

Chicken, r,genn and target shooting cve-y day at C"'. Deans g.!!rry, Allen -tres,, b-,Nesn j:!. rni G,h, sttsched io he ga'i.Iy is . cosy ssi"on, where all Siud. oi cool sad refreshing drinks csr ns hsd. ie, 3o If.
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Den | lCJstt

All kinds ot .aiioriBg uone. Clothes made, cleaned and repaired at the lowest tying rates g. the tailoring establish lnent of Ch.s. Harris, in Bauer $ uioIk, on xouElb s.T:Gt.
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We acknowledge rcceip: of basket of choice grapes aud peaches ffom Mrs. Briggs GaoJr::h, the fruit beiEg grown at the og- ciagG vf Briggs Goodrich rear Pherjx, and never have re eatsE better.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

Bailed alfalfa. barley and native hay for sale, by the bale or ton, at the Fashion Stables, Allen street bs:weo Third and Fourth
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

Ths str< of u,,u al ic. recently pur cl!9sra ty r- being ali consumed, the price oi ice l,Ieuf.rr will be cents per pound. wbicb rgts wil Le maintained during the svasun. SoCrHwssTERN leg Co.
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lNcH- l. novNsiI.

Spanish ..::d ,,p"L Keeping. Easy terms Piac ical me!l:ois. Crayun drawn, and pennmarship. Chd eA's class III Spanish meets al 9 u'ciork every morning.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

Taken U. cn ti,. streets "i ':"H,l stone. one sorrei mule. Ownr- cen have the same by e;.:!:;.-c ,:n amcy M,hs', .'"h'-, and pay .=custs je 2g mo.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

Arroid's Wood yni'. Corner Eight and
 Saffora streets. Dry c5rG and st..ve wooc at loves. rates Lc..sc UzC.Irs VIII. Arnoid's expruss wagon
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13
Notice.


 The regular drill ni"h- nf the Select Knights, A 0 [. " has been fixed for cas h Wrdne-diy ard S.duLdly night ol each weck !t almury Cn Allen s,r,ct. j" 6 V
 A Schwn- z's snm . ii 5. srli ,Aa they n Ike ,he babies smile, j-G.
 The thrrmemeier registered 9tiesrecs nr ,"rn Ia day.
 Music. singing aud square ,sa,nes at the Cr!-:a! Palace. jelM.
 Fifteen 5,li rocl and bilia:es s, ,he Bunk Exchange.
 Anp.u,er beer aud rre,zcls at the 3r,k Exrh-n:sc.
 For schooner Of Anheuscr beer on drauEn', les cold, 70 10 tLc Bank Exchau2e. pop into the Crystal Palace for choice Anheu-gr beer OF druaS!;, ice cold out uf ile ra.gal German i"rul.in. jelf
 WIrn yue ,aAe yc@r lady cut, wear :chw.y,As shoes, aui y01 vii! feel east and comfortable. je 6.
 After br-;.hfs.,. to make yourself feel Iai;y, go ,n Ashnun & Walkers and purchase cl,"ice imported cigar.
 Gst inai- nf A. Schwsrr.'s srnts' walk ing shues, andjI: vi! nesrI need corn docior. je 6 To be pq.riolic one must smcke, and the bcs, nud cheapest place to purchase your t"hacco sni cigars IS at Ashmun x Walkers. Ii yuu want good pasIurage for your hor es, scud lhcm to :ht California ranch. li | ci les from Tombsi For terms and par s;iculars apply To J. M Nash, 2, the Ec,'i | bakery on Alien street :GZ@ Ii. ! For lie finest brand os imported wines 1 iieu",- nrd cigurs. ;hs Pony ssl"aa tass
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13
County Records

The follow iui, Instruments ave been id ir i,;e uliice oi ihe County Record.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

Schwartz oH!y E' eus ShIte mems good una this Is u,ore tbam grra, many others keep.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.
GATHERED TO-DAY ETOCR
 REPORTER.

j.. L. Ward and Wife the Re. c,pients Of 9 Surprise
 Party.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-13

For ,he finest brand os imported wines iieu",- "rd cigurs. ;hs Pony saloon iass thr take. Tom ana J''inny are .!nay glad :" n.ert ti,-!r trIcu.;s, and ynu m.I depend on receiving tA- fines. kind (: rratment. icaC;'