The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
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hn interesting letter from Charles ,vn hy our travelling correspondent IoAn Y Canw,.', appears n another "olnnu
 Just opened twenty dozen oi Perrin French kill amt fine makes of ladies shoes. at &umne!iicll Bros.
 We don't think that she climate of Tombstone can hc surpassed hy any country in the world except Arizona. What ata,e ia the Union to-lay can have tropical plants growing out oi doors, and their doors and windows vide open except this stun kissed land.
 Ladies and chilircn's shoes soll cheaper thau anywhere ol>c, at the New York Store.
 lIessr.. Nychrfritz anI Broad have returned from Mud springs They report a courier having came in, .;ating that 3 band of Indians had come to the reservation and taken eleven siuaws, and were now heading :ar sonora. These gentlemen warned ranchmen in the Sulphur Spring Nal- l-y To hc on their guard
 Blankets anl qui.t, vyry cheap, at the New York :;torr.
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 Ii what the Rccord-Eritaph says this morning is truc i. r., that the rarcr viii change haaas on Monday .nl '.e run as > Rel.A!."an paper. .!'nn our fight i- eniod anal we can .a;l :os a common cause. liu; while f. was orncIby Berry ani .nn fer the Aenetjt c' lani sharks, th.n w. had to fight, and cur readers know low well We have fought 'he battle.
 Dyar 55 Baldwin have q fine lot of live Thanksgiving turkeys. ll-l9
 Mrs. Katie Maxson, of Tombstone, Is visiting Clifton the g'os: oi her mother. Mrs. Reardon, anI sister Miss Frankie BurJiek.-Claricn.
 Guar stock of boots and shoes aGe the finest this side of San Francisco. at SHmmerfctd Bros.
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 J.R. Richards, IT., Huach::ba; II Hanna, San Francisco ;M. T. Thomas, Flagstaff; II. !. Pe;o, Chicago; Mrs. Clark, Santa Cruz; Chas. Hoffman, " Walnmer, F. Wolf, Colorado; J. E 8roAcy, ranch; are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 The fnre; display oi jewelry in the Territory a ~caman X Son. HIS
 Father Morin, thc Parish Priest of Tucson. is visiting Clifton and yicini- ty iii the interest Of the church.s 1t :a Eis .n:oa..9n to erect church m this section and, with this end il view has appointed SIessr>. Vaughn, Salci- do and Cam! bell committee to sc- lcct 2 suitable site, collect subscrip- tions &". W'c trust the efforts of the committee may be as successful as their object is p.a:scwortAy. Father Morin visits Morcnci to-day and wili leave for Tucrou vja 4,ononvilla ou Satu.day.-"Iarion
 fresh cgr< aaIwys o'. hand E, thc Cash St5.e uf NALc0rr E MEsIcK
 Services will be l.cld tomorrow ct the Methodist Eri+cop&l church, in the morning at II o'clock, and in the evening at : o'clock Qocal tine). Sabbath school will bc held at l2 o'clock. Rev. G. l.. Pearson, pastcr
 Elegant Christmas and New Year presents can be obtained at II. Schmerding's Pioneer Jcwelry estab- iishment on Allen street.
 &The foreman @ oi the Record-Eri- taph has got only one issue more in which to vent his spleen. 0. (. Smith had his preliminary ex- animation to-day before Justice Eastos and was held to answer before the | grand jury oi tho County Court in the sum Of $I,00o, He immediately gave the required ifnd.