The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-30
GENERAL NEWS. THE PiTH IND POINT oE ETFRYTHTNG CURRENT Fonts Jotted Down By
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 News That May
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extra on Thursday last announcing the death oi Thos. A. Hendricks.
 Zephers, yarns, and all kinds of fancy goods. at tine New Store.
 Several of our bueiness houses arc draped in mourning in memory of the late vice-president Thos. A. Hen dricks.
 Havana Lilies, the best in the city at Fortlouis'
 County Treasurer Ritter is kept very busy these days receiving county taxes, which are coming in very pron;o.
 Fine Teas and Coifees apecialty al R. P Mansfield's
 "EIise.'
 \ special telegram received by us at noon to-day was of such vital interest to the public that We issued an extra in order to give our citizens who had friends in the mountains time to warn them of their danger.
 Ladies plain ana embroidered fan nel underwear, at the New York Store.+ Nine months ago we started THE DAILY ToMBTRoNE, and every power that could he brought to crush us was done by the publisher of the Record, but we kept along in the even tenor of our way, and yesterday morn ing our enemy was buried.
 Picked pork, just received at R. P Monsfeld'-.
 The Tombstone Epitaph will ap- pear tomorrow under the manage nlent of John Q. Dunbar, who stated to us that he would run first-clBss paper, Republican in politics. We welcome him in the field and hope that between Us We can labor in uni son for the grand party in this cOun- try.
 Lunch baskets of all kinds at K. P Nsnsheld's 1912
 4 gentleman from Bacanuchi, So nora, informs II. that members of hos tile Apache. are skulking in the noun tains and along the trails between that place and the Cananen-apparentiy waiting for Crooks scouts to inform them thst the commander of the American Army is moving into MeXi- co, 90 that they can walk through the lines and again raid Arizona and New Mexico, while Crook is hunting for them in the Sierra Madrc.-Frontier Have you seen the show windows of Seaman & Son. ll-lS
 In the last and final issue of Il paper called the lingering illness pub lished by Geo. G. Berry and edited by john peon xxXxx clum, an item appeared which read something like this: I've suppose now that We are bounced, incontinently fired out that the editor of THE DAILY TOMBSTONE will % for us rough-shod in the man. ner that he knows so well how to do, and we have no paper to bit back at bir. with" We suggest that he print A circular again, as he did just before he assumed control of the Record Epitaph.
 All goods below co-t |; !. Meyers S Bro Allen and Fifth streets.
 John P. Clum, editor of the Tomb stone Record Epi.sph, is publishing his autobiography, written by hIm- self in that sheet. The Record or John P'e.. life is fitting Epitaph iof . Tombs ne'-Prescott Courler.
 Brother Marion when you wrote the above lines you did not know how near the end was approaching, for to- day we have got to spread upon our TOMBSTONE. the epitaph oi john peoh xxxxx clum, who died m this city Nov. 29, 1885, of egotism and an over dose of the pronoun l, after an ii'he's of about three months.
 An order for papers from J. S- Mans .ld the pioneer 1cws dealer o' i"e
 n for Quijotoa, has been promp"y
 ed, and any person in either of the
 we named places can snbscrlbe TOT
 paper with J. $. Mansfield, the
 ,eer newsdsaler of Tucson ana
 'otos.