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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14
RHYMES
For Hard I lines

Kind reader pray, do look this avGy,
Ii aoiU not take yoa long,
To read a line, though not so fine
As poets choicest song.
But aohen the price of all that's nice,
Produced upon the farm,
Has fallen io,y, a dance aeould kaoa9
Fine uerses haze no charm.
The peoples need is great indeed,
When Democrats haze sacdy;
The tide has turned, and aoe haze learned
That trouble is to pay.
No one has cash to spend for trash,
Of that zee haze enough;
Bat all mast plan as best they can,
To bay the best Of staff.
Then let me say, just come this aeay.
You'll not regret goa came,
And at oar store you'll find mach more,
Than IhdUe space to name.
" uIy yOOUS .tHe, u nice HctO ttHe
IVe've just recei0ed to-day;
Mems clothing too, all fresh and neao,
No shOddy any acGy.
We've Johnson yarn, to knit or darn,
In colorS all so gag;
And fannels bright, a pretty sight
Upon acinter's day.
think yoaU find the choicest kind
OF and spices here.
Tobacco, too, TO smoke or chen,
At prices neUer dear.
Your cofee's ground out by the pound,
Vhene'er you irish to bag;
| Our earthern aoare, so aehite and fair,
Is aeUer marked too high.
| To mention halt, aoOul9 make goa laugh
| at thought Of bargains made;
! SO I aciH close, bat first propose,
You pdtrOnize our trade
Noag make q call good people all,
| Who read these 0erses Ger,
For much is made if you bat trade
| At
E. O. RANDALL'S STORE
| West Glover. Nov. 2.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14

Probably not one person in ten
ever reads a presidents message.
But those who read Mr.. CleveIand's,
with any care, must realize the fact
that our ship of State is big con-
Germ, and that he who stands at the
helm and undertakes to guide its
course and to care wisely for the
multifarious interests concerned, has
no light task upon his hands. The
position of chief magistrate of this
republic, is not an enviable one.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

We give below our Clubbing List which
embraces almost every periodical that
our patrons subscribe for. Should any
desire two or more of the periodicals
named, they can have the advantage OF
the low rates. To ascertain the cost of
any particular paper, subtract $1.50
from the total cost of that paper and
MONITOR, and that will be the cost Of
the single periodical
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14

King Kalakaua wants to sell the
United States the Sandwich Islands
for $14 100000. Kalakaua would
feel safer as protege of the United
States, governing under republican
constitution, and the fourteen million
and odd would be ample compensa-
ton for that obsolete bauble known
as a crown. 1t would be good
bargain for Kalakaua, no doubt, and
perhaps good for this country.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14

Horses like men need medicine when they are
sick. Days Horse Powder is the thing give them
Whether arising from indigestion or nervousness
headache entirely units one for business Dr. Bulls
Baltimore Bills cure this disorder speedily.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup does not contain danger.
GUS drugs, it is perfectly safe medicine. Price 25c
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14

Only half the amount of sweet corn
was packed in Maine last fall, that was
canned in 1883. This years work amounts
to 4,076,0O0 cans. The number of cans
packed for western firms is far greater
this wear than ever.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-14
SPECIAL OFFER.

For the purpose Of snoring or dp-
probation for generous patronage IN
the past, and Of Gfording oar sab
scribers opportunity to obtain the
MONITOR and other periodicals that
must be had and read IN eUery e0etl-
regulated, happy family IN all this sec
ton, ace make the following special Of
fers to all acho aUaU pay IN ddvdnce till
January 1, 1887, precious to Janua-
~ I, 1886: Any ONE Of the peri
odicals named qoiU be furnished, actth
the MONITOR, as beyow:
OF go MONITOR and VAL 81 go
90 OO MONITOR nnd1InRRoR Sc. 90
P%'OV and FARMER.
S2.15 MONITOR Ro oHs S2.15
cO 90 MONITOR and BOSTON 90 9N
S27OHMSSMNFFTESSEfo and 70 1 asT .nbs $3.50
Those acishing for taco or more Of
the papers, ETC., can haze them at
prices quoted IN Club Last bel0'0. Re
member that his Special Offer List
holds good only till Thursday night,
Dec. 31st. Pay mo19ey IN this office,
send 1t By postal mole, or hand At to
pOStnadsters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-06

bur1 buntle, en6lofe 2uft, obne 2uit
unb obne S6mer3, obne 3iel unb obne
Wunf9. grit bas erneuerte BeifalIge=
tlatfbe bes publifums ,pedte lie aus
ibrer grfarrung, unb auglei9 berfiins
bigte ibr bas &aden ber @tii6le, baB bic
Worfelung beenbigt fei unb fie nun
pieber in Die pfii6ten Der 9ausfran
ein3utreten babe. Mie f1tper ibr beute
ibr limit anfam unb tpie entlebli6 ibr
bic Compliments tparen, bic iid5 BON
allen Seiten on iie beranbrdnaten
Srobbem raffte iie fi6 suiammen; aus
otefen b0fiden connentionellen Worten
bernobm iie ems, mas ibr in bielem Mu=
genblide ipie eine Berubigung er11ien:
ales mar nur elm Spiel getpeien. sic
prebte Die 9dnbe aufammen: elm Spiel,
nihts meite, 11i9ts peiter follte es iemals
fein, uno nit elmer Mrt bon Nerameifes
lung itirate iie ii6 in bic Geieli9aft,
bereit glatte G6rmli1feit iie tpie einen
9Doa 3tDii9en ii9 unb Der bunflen Madt
auf5uri9ten geoa9t.. bic einen Mugetl=
bid 8ewalt iiber iie bate getpinnen
tpolen. Nein, ct fodte es empfinoen, baB
iene Seeunben, tpdbrenb beren es ibm
pergonnt geDeien mar, feline Seele in bic
ibrige biniiber3uipielen, elm Spiel ges
wefen, unb baB fie i'm nun, ba bas
Spiel 5u @nbe, 3urtdftieB babin, mo- er
porber gefanben, er iollte empfinben,
oaB es ibm ni6t gelungen mar, bic Seis
terteit ibres flaren @emiitbes bur1 bic
S9mer3ensbermorrerbeit bes ieinen au
bergiften, baB ibre Seele iiber Der ieinis
gen babinaog tpie Elm nidt au trlbenber
Stern iiber buntlem serrifenem @emblf.
(Gortfesums foIst.)
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fiiblen mei1tte. 0dtte fie getpolt, fie
bdtte ni6t binmeg 3u ieben permo9t,
fie bing tuie gebannt an bieiem per3ebe
renoet Blide, Der tpie cine bunfle ges
beinniBuole Welt Dor ibr aufging uno
ibre gan3e @efalt nie NIT leioenftafts
lid bebenben Mrmen 3u umfangen
f6ien. gs mar ibr, nls Oh ber Grant
Der in bieien Nusen mobnte, tpie cine
t6btlib anftedenbe &ranfbeit auf fie
iibersing; ibre 2ippen finsen an 5u sits
tern, unb als ber 8orbang enbli1 fanf,
ianf aud ibr Gef1t untpilltiirli9 in ibs
re 6dnbe. sic fiblte, bab ibre 6tirn
feu1t mar, ber 61meiB NOR in falten
Sropfen baralf getreten.
Die 3uf4auer batten in atbemlofen
S6weigen geieiien, gebannt BON ber @es
aalt bes ipunber1errli9en Bilbes; ieBt
brad elm tpttbenbes fanatii9es Brabo.
2lntfben aus, unO vNo9 einmaIn ries
fen Mne, tpie nit einem Munbe. NQe
tpollten es nod einmaI ieben, bas ents
5iifenoe Weib, unb Ale, namentlid bic
Grauen, nod einmal bieien Mann, Der
tpie ber leibbaftige f6permhtbige Did,
ter pergangener Sabrbunberte mitten in
bic 9latte. la9enoe Ieuaeit bereingetrez
ten mar.
Ser Torbang bob ii9 bon neuem;
nod einmaI fab 2eonore unter Der biis
fferen @epalt bes f1peigenben, md9s
tigen 8lides, unb ibr blei6es Nntlib
fling leife, aber uuaufbaltiam 5u ergliis
ben on. Bonn 8uien auf, urtter Der
bur1f1tigen 0aut bss tpeiBen 0alfes
empor in bic Wangen, iber bic S9ldfen
bis in bic alabatermeiBe Stirn floB cine
bunfle, purpurrotbe Meae, big bob 6as
sanse i96ne 4ntIib in tiefer @lutb atbs
mete, einem Mpengleti9er bergleidbar,
Der i'm 2idte Der 6onne 3u gliiben be-
9tnnt, bas i'm bis in bas falte, iungs
frduli9e 9ers fiBt.
Das publifum serietb gan5 auBer ii9
Dor gntSllden unb perlangte ftiirmii6,
oas bib nod Elm orittes Wal 3u feben.
raela, uno mienatirli9", fagte 5rau
0abermann laut, mon beraist tpirflid,
gang, 6ab es nur Elm S@auipieI lit. Mif
einem Seuf5er, Der beinabe tpie GtDbnen
Hang, bernahm Grancista oas 8erlans
| gen bes graaidmen publitums, tpeldles
aum Drittenmale ibr bic grnereruno ibs
ibrer Dual forberte. Mls bies Moi Der
Der 9orbang emporrollte, bob fe bas
6aupt nidt, ionbern es mar, als idnfe
es auriid, binten ibergeriRen bur9 bic
2aft bes Fatternben 0aares. go lag iie
in ben Gefel babin gegofen, unb mitz
ten in benz Himmernoen 2i6ti6eim iiber,
fam es lie mie cine bunfle Sraum=gm=
pfinoung, es NOR ihr, als l6iten fi4 ibl
Wile unb ibr 8emuBifein tDie torperli'
DIE Belfanbtbeile bon ibr, als h0be IL
litb, aIler &6rperIhwere entlaifet, bon
ber groe empor, iino als f6mebte fl
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- Sn 2euisuille iff am 80. Oftober
cine "a Sabre alte Grau, bic ii1 fir
rbie &6nigin bon Mmerifa" bielt, fir
tDabnfinnlg erfldrt unb ins Srrenbaus
gefbidt Dorben. sic tbeilte ben Ges
f6worenen, bic ibreu @eifesauitanb au
beurtbeilen batten, nit, ibr @obn iei
2aiier, Bob SngerfOa 26nig unb Mes
Oonalb bon Seras prdiibent Der Ser.
Staaten. Oieielbe Grau mar Dor atpei
Sabren in Waibington, tpobin fie, mie
fie fagte, sereif mar, I'M Mrtbur gu
rentfernen". Oamals murbe iie pDn
@erwanbten aus Waibinston na9
2ouispile 3uriidgebra9t. Sem poli3is
fen, Der iie nab Der Srrenanltalt bra6te,
perii9erte iie, oaB iie nit Der &egierung
bes 2anbes 5ufrieben fei unb porldufig
feline Ienoerunsen bornebmen molle.
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gfauliska.
ysObelle BON 9. .. aDiloembru@.
lacrtlstuns.)

(Gcnietuns.)
giu fieferes Ntbmen, bas b6rbar
tur9 bic @eieaf9aft raufdte, perfiins
bette bic allgemeine Mufmerfiamfeit, nit
Der man BEN Iebten BiIbe entgegeniab.
Mus ibrem 9oiIetten3imrner mar
6rancisfa berausgetreten, uub ein ala
gerneines ~Ab1 bate fie beim Qerauss
treten enpfangen. NiGf 06fidteit,
fouoern unipilItiirlime Betpunberung
bate biefen 2aut berporserufen. Gin
QIeib bon bunfel piolettem 6nmmet
lIoB um bic berrIide Geifalt biz auf bic
golbburmmirften S9ube, cine CARTE
@pIbf9nur ranfte iid um bic f6lanfen
1nfteu, un6 bonn 0aupte, auf bem es
6ur9 Gin goloenes 8anb 5ufammenge.
balten uurbe, rolte bas md9tige 6aar
In jduerer blonber Welle iiber Haden
uub Riden binnnter. Gin tiefer grnif
log auf ibrenl blaRen Nntlib, unb obne
eiil Bort 3li ipre9en, nabni lie ibren
Ylat en-. Sic leete bic 0dnbe in eins
amber, 10 uie Is ibr se3eist tporben
tuar. bic i9lanten Singer bebten leiie
aileIuanoer, unb bon ben 6dnben aoa
bidts BebeH f9auerno burd1 ihren G6r.
per bnbiu. Gin i9euer Bid aur Geite
batte ibr se8eist. oab xaiio's pIas mod
Ieer mar.
$40 bIeibt benn Gartenbofen? b0rte
he ben Offi3ier fagen, Der iebt on Gtele
bes Qebteren bic &esie @lode banb=
babte, nun ba fommt er ia. sic ientte
6as 6aupt tiefer, bic Stufen bidt an
ibrer Geite tnarrten leiie, CT bate iei'
uen YIab eingenommen.
@enn grcelen3 jebt giitigit tDollten,
iagte ber regiefhbrenbe Sffi3ier, uni
iDdbrenb fid) Der @Srbang aufrolte
bob iie bds 9nupt 3u inn enpor. Sbl
erffes @efubI mar bas zines ldbmenber
@rftauhens; lie glaubie einen frember
Mann su feben.
gDar b1s Der f9hhterne, perlegen,
N0nn9 Sas Der edge Sffisier, Der ieb
bort iiber ibr itano i'm i6par3en Sam.
ilseilletb, f1lanf un6 nit 10 freiem Mn.
fanb, als hdtte CT nit Der ifeifen ftar.
ren Uniform bas 2leib ab3elegt, bas
ietle 9l0tur In 5eReln f9lug, als atb'
illete e. beute gum erffenmale bic Sc.
bensluft, oie bic Notur inn beifimm
ano oos S9idial ibm periagt hattei
: Sein bIei6es antlib NOR 3u ibr geientt
ieine Mugen blidteu in bic ibrigen
9sute ging fein Bid nidt an ibr Dor.
ioer, bente tau6ten feline Mugen In
me AuQen, ols molten lie barin er.
iflatea, 10 beib In bunflenl Geuer ipie.
!euo, Dab he bic glutb bieIer glugeu
torperll@ bis In ibr tieffes Snnere au
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MuerIef.

= Ser @eiftesauitanb so. @. Mlep=
er's tpirb bonn @ountpseri6t unteriu9t
tperben.
= Capt. g. Madep bat aIs aIoerz
man Der erlten Waro qualifi3irt.
SIN Seitament s. $. 2amp.
mann's 1T feline Grau Caroline als al
leinige grbin eingefebt, bic iiber bas
Werm6sen nod 8elie5en perfiigen fann.
Oas Seitament iagt, baB menn er
(&mann) feline Grau iiberlebt, bas
Ierm6gen 5u slei6en Sbeilen an Ger
mann 8. 2ampmann unb feline So9s
ter Soa 9erff iibersebt nnb i'm Sale
bon oeren Sobe fdlt bas Nerm6gen an
ibre Ginber. Gin Spbn 1T enterbt
tporben unb bic @riinoe bafiir finb an=
gegeben. 9as Seitament tpurbe i'm
Sabre 1882 ausgefertigt.
Sn ber Ndbe BON @reenpiDe biels
ten Garbige eine1 Sana i'm 0auie eis
nes gemifen garaarine ab. SIN 8er=
lauf Der sSeiili6feit entftanb ein aaees
meiner &ratpal unb na9bem pieber
&ube eingetretsn tpar, fanb man ben
Garbieen Sones auf Der grbe liegen
NIT auei S6uBmunben in ber 8ruif,
auBeroem mar Sones 6rau in ben Nrm
gef9ofen tuorben unb Der aebnidbrige
@eiger. Der gum San3 auHpielte, in
ben unterleib. 2eBterer 1T bereits ges
fforben.
-Sn 81 paio bat man elm gbes
paar berbafiet, bus elm @eI9dft baraus
ma6te, Nbortionen Bel Grauen gu be-
tpirfen.
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Die rWabriaserin" emma 6. 8.
Sitter in Chicago bat f6 on bic Mils
tpaufeer pOli5ei nit benz @riu6en ges
penbet, ibr gum Wieberfinben ib,es Dor
81 Sabren entlaufenen gbemannes be.
bulflid su fein. Sic fiste ibrem Briefe
eiues ibrer 8ei6dftsformulare bel. Sn
bemieIben iagt iie. baB iie @etrennte
ipieber bereinigen f6nne, unb nennt ii6
bic nfebente So9ter elmer febenten
Sodter." grifaunli6 III es, baB bieie
rfiebente So6ter" fi6 OH einen poli3eis
beamten tuenben muB, um ben Nufemts
baltsort ibres llrgetreuen au finben.
0tit ibrem propbetenblide iollte fie bod
ba3u tpobl felb1t i'm Stanbe iein.
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+. F'eiles Sarsaparilla' fur
ole 8lut. unb Sautttanfbeiten. aurirt Die
fdlimmiien Sale bon 8lutberqiftuna Bis snr
semobnli9en Ginne. 6sbraudsnnneiiung auf
BET Etitette. Gabriairt bon ber alamo Wft'a
gompanb uno gum 8erlauf an @ieberberfanfer
nnb on gripatPeriunen bel u. Dreib, San
Matonio.
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IS. sfaIteher C Con, apotbeter, pelGe
immer fir baS @obl feiner sfunben be eiorst lit,
bat iebt ben 8ertauf bon Dr. 8oianfos
Suiten. uno eunsen Syrup erbaltcn, eiu
Seilmittel, peldss unfeblbar ole grfdltunaen,
S6mersen in oer 8ruf, unb aue 9unsen.
trantbeiten iurirt. Bur Yrobe nebmet cine
Probefafde. @eu0bnli9e @roBe so Gents
unb ST 90.
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Stir alle seranfbeiten Der aeber

Der Gieren, ber Blaie, bes Masens,
bes llnterleibes unb bes Grauenipfems
TT S6Dnfelbs beutf9er 9fiereus unb
3eber=Sbee bas gr6Bte, wenn ni6t bas
einaige Seilmittel ber Welt. Die gr6B-
ten autoritdten auf meoiainif6em @ez
biete empfeblen ieinen @ebrau6 ni6t
nur ole 8orbeugungsmittel, fonbern
au9 als 9eilmittel in allen 9rDnii4en
G1llen.
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Q(us Mom tpirb beridtet. bar 81

= Nus 3om ipirb beri9tet, boB bic
Mntuorten Der beuti9en unb ber ipanis
f6en Regierung auf bic Mittbeilungen
bes papifes iiber bic vgaroIinenz zGrage"
einsetrofen ieien. Beibe &esierunsen
ioaen li9 - NIT unipeientli6en Mbipeis
dungen = einberitanben ertldrt baben
nit Der Stellung, bic ber papf iener
Groge geeeniiber einnimmt. Oie gnts
i6eioung beKelben ipirb nun bermutbs
LID au9 nidt mebr lange auf iid iparz
ten lafen.
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NudfenS Nrnica=GaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der Belt fiir Sdnitte,
0uetf6unsen, @efdpiire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausfdIae, Gledte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Grof.
beuIen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; furirt ga.
murrboiben ober feline Be3abluns. gOlliss
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb pirt
tnriiderfattet. 2b @ents bic Sdadtel bel U.
Dreib.
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- We1 8ergniisen an elmer gemiitbs
li6en partie Billarb finbet, Der beiu1e
@larf's 8illarb 6aIle, Nr. 9
IL, @lamO Strabe. 8or3iislibe @es
feaidaft, 7 Slide.
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g E Gu d t.

mirb pflege unb graiebung fir Elm ein=
idbriges 2ino6en (Wdoden) in elmer
oeuti9en Gamilie. @ute p6dentlibe
ober monatli6e Bergiitung. 9tdbere
ausfunft in Der Office oieles 8lattes.
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aa- Wir fiibren bic beiten 0emben
uno perren. Soiletteartitel, bic imporz
tlrf meroen tonnen. 3ommt unb perz
glei6t Yreiie. pancoaf& & Sobn.
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Q(nfferu ,tnn sstidhe.

@ir MAIDEN biermit benz publifum
betannt, BOB mir unier 9luiterns unb
Slid @eiddft mieber er6fnet baben.
Wir beiiBen umfaifenbe 8orfebrunsen
aur Weriorsung bon 9otels. &eitaura>
tionen unb Gamilien. 8illise preiie.
Greie 8ef6rberung nod allen Stabt=
tbeilen.
San Mntonio gisfabrif.
20,lO,lN
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Siir ldnsere 3eit gebrau6te i9 in
rbeumatii9en 2eiben Songaline unb
fanb baielbe in ieoer Weife BON tpObl=
tbdtiger Wirfung.
g. %. Jrantlilt, 81. g.. 9ot Spring,
WrfQnfQs.
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0erabe 10 ant.


Siele geuiiienlole 8erfduier n,ogen gud ia.
gen iie baben Seilmittel fir Suiten unb @rtaf.
tungen, bic gerabe 70 gut finb aIs BET alte
auberlaiiige Or. 80 lanfo Sniten. unb 2unaen.
Ssrup. uab tDenn ibr ni9t barauf beffebt bic.
fes Seilmittel gu erbalten, tperbet ibr iebr an.
geflbrt uerben. YreiS so Gents unb $I.OO.
gertanft bel s. Ralteyer & CON.
Our Beber3igung.
Das muBte tpobl elm Srinfer
Na6 @ottes 9er3en iein,
Der als iein erfes Wunoer
Nus Waher na6te Mein;
Ser, tpie er lelber iagte,
Dem guten &ebfod 9li1,
un6, an 6as 2reu5 gei6lagen,
yto6 rief: @s bitritet mid!
(9us Dem vMrmen Seufel").
"ImprOVed Condition POwders' fiir Nfer.
be uno @inbbieb. Elm ausseaeidneteS uno ct.
probte8 Hulber in Der 8ebanbluna bon ssus.
tranfbeiten aller Mrt, allgemeine llnpabIid)feit.
Mnipa@ifu Der Saui, &dube, selbes @aiIer,
Wangel an Mppetit. @ebrau9sanmeiiung auf
Der Etifette. iabrisirt bon uno gun, 8erfauf
BET Mbolpb Sreib, @lamo 4la3a, sesen.
iber Der @citoffiee, San antonio.
= 9ie Heue DampfpaIse fit unIere
StraBen III beute 8ormittag eingetrofs
fen. Sic ipiegt 40 SDnnen.
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Die
0B0Hrntltsbe Treie Mreffe
erIdeint
ieIben Dcnnerifas
unb fCiet
$3.50 pas Sabr Ober $1.25 far s.
Wonate in gOrausbe3ablHnS.
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a yMa Sus aauab
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-17

That G. :. Bradshaw knows how to do bushes. and make friends
 Numerous teams are arriving n town every day with wood.
 There will probably be no Western mail tonight, owing to the burning oi the Yuma bridge.
 The body of q man was found yes tcrday in the Sulphur Spring Valley, a few miles from the san Bcrrardino ranch.
 Don't forget that Mir Brady will run a hack to and from the dance at Nep- tune Wells tonight Fare for round trip, 5O cents
 Chas. Bcnham is out of the Cana. nCa Mining Co. F.. \. Price of ClcvC- land, left this morning to supercede him i'll command, in the interest of eastern parties who own the controll ing interest i'll the company.-Star. The Southern Pacific Railroad has received a notice to remove rcgi- mcnt of soldiers from Fl PasO to Sil- yer City. Three new regiments are expected from the dcpartmsEt of the Missouri in few days, which looks d, ii something Was about to be done Star.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-17
PheniN Items.
From tie Gazette.

MT. J. r. McAllister, of .hc firm oi McAllistcr and McComc, foundrymcn ot Tombstone, accompanied by Mrs. McAllister, arrived this morning hy private conveyance from MarcOpa. MT. McAllister is plaintiff in some lit igation with the Vulturc Mining Com panv, which is set for this term of court.
 Ali recent school examination in Bisbee five prizes were offered for thc most proficient scholars. Much to tine surprise of the examiners, the entire Humber were won by Master Louis Shaughneascy, the cleven-year-old son of MT. J. II. Shaughncsscy, of PheniX, then a resident of the copper camp.
 Billy Freeze has taken a chance in a ratilc for q Poland pig. II he is for ,unate enough to prove the winner, he intends to utilize his prize as nu- cluos for a hog ranch, and in future
 
 devote himself to the promotion ot that industry.
 MT. A. Roperts, of the San Der nardino ranch, in Guadalupe canyon, and one of the cattle kings oi south crn Arizona, accompanied by his wife arrived in Phenix on Monday, and will remain during the fair.
 Considerable interest is manifested in the baby show, which takes plac, on the last day of the fair. The mothers oi Maricopa should moi lei this opportunity to display one of th' Salt river valleys most attractive re' sources pass with little attention.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-17

Croek. bay, A.u4 :,.ugv"" orc a rEor thcv ca:. handle put Il, his place but t!.ry reckon without their host, Tor govrrumrlt aud prOp." will not soon forge, Crook brilliant exploits III Ca!- ,.yrnia, im Washington Territory, ID Idaho. in Arizona aHd OF t!.v plains. A hrigadicr-gcneral he is, sure enough, ycs, hrigadicr-gcncral who has never hcsn given rest from labor in the field a hrigaJirr who, although a strict dis cipliuarian, i- loved and respected by riiir,rs, soldiers, everybody save the Indian Ring crowd who nave, upon various occasions, tried tp have him a>,assimatcd. lie ia brigadi"r who has never yet asked q soldier @ take. more chances or endure more priva- tions than himself. When in the Sierra Madrc, far from home and cOun- tIy, with landini oi Americans and over l00 Indian soldiers; with jealous NcNicMr- doing their best tO thwart him, and with homc traitors snarling in ili, rear, he took pot luck with his com r;ldcS, washed his own clothing and canio out victorious. Shame upon D people who will allow base wrctchcs tD mali2n such man as General Crook. who for about thirty years of his liI, has been on the frontier, fight ing and managing Indians, while many of those who aSsaii him were
 plundcring the people and the Indi. ans, and who are now doing everything
 in their power to prolong trouble, with
 the hope that the Howard-Collier pray and stealing plan will again be tried, and So give John PussilanimouS Cum
 and his pronptcrs chances to rcplcn-
 i-h their pockets.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-17
The E'OT,.ii:ir Resort.

The Elite Saloon. owned iy McssIs, .,shmlun & Walker, and under the management oi that genial and al- ways smiling mixologi>t MT. Charlie Harris, has become the popular resort oi the city. Billiards, pool and card tab.cs, the latest papers and in fact the best of wines, liquors and cigars to be found in tEC city. Tor the latest mixed drinks drop in and interview Charlie, at the Elite Saloon.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-17
Curious.

Yesterday afternoon quite a lar2c fish was pumped out oi the Grand Ccntra. mine. IL resembles a perch or sinner, ana the closest scrutiny fails to disclose any eyes. l. is totaly blind. The finny creature is now in possession. of Joe Pasciiol.y, proprietor of the Occidental Hotel, who has been busy all day exhibiting the fish to the citizens of town who Aavc dropped into the hotel. All who have not seen an underground fish should cali at the Occidental and sec this specimen. Joe says that he would not part with it for so but the chances are that they will bc very plentiful.