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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-03-21
MARKET REPORT.

VICTORIA, February 20 1885
BUTTER-Choice Island, SOC y h; Is
land Roll, 75c; New Grass, CAL, 75c %
Roll; White Glover, 55c.
CHEESE-Ca Canadian, 30c. % lib CAL, 25c
Eastern cream, 30c; B. o., 25c.
EGGS-Fresh Island, 25cS9 doz.; Sound
zoe.
C0RNMEAL-50c % sack of 10 lbs.
OATMEAL-62 III sack of 10 lbs.
FLOUR-Extra, $3.50 % bril-; $3.50 per
sack; Super $500 per brl.
WHEAT-2c per ID.
BEANS Lima, &c. per ID; Small White
and Bayon, &c.
SPLIT PEAS-12 per lb.
tatGs, &c; Onions. sc per ID; Celery, SOC
per doz; Carrots &c per ID; Rhubarb, C
per lb; Lettuce, SOC per doz, Cauliflower,
$50 pei doz; Asparagus zoe per doz: Rad
ishes, Goo per doz lunches; Squash, &c
per ID; Turnips, lc. per h.; Green Peas,
&C per Id. String Beans &C Cacumbers
&C per doz; Cabbage, &c per III. Toma-
toes 25c per ID. Green Ochra, &C per lb.
Chill Pepper, 25c per ID Green Corn, &C
per dos. Vegetable Narrows, &c per Id.
HAMS--Home Cured, 25c. per ID. Chica>
go, 25c. Oregon, 25c. Shoulders, 18c.
BACON Breakfast, 22c perlb.
LARD--25c per 10.
FISH-Cod, &c per ID. Salmon &c per ID.
Boneless cod, 10c, Soles, &c. Hslibut. &c.
Yarmouth Bloaters, 25c. per doz. Sal.
Bellies, 8 for Soc Herring &c Founder. &C..
Smoked Oolachans and Salmon, 25c,
Smelt. Sc. Sturgeon, &c. Whiting. &c,
Shrimp, SOC. Salt Oolachans. &c. Crabs 10
cents per dozen. Smoked Herring, 12c.
per ID. Salmon Trout, &c. OolaChans, &c
per h. Spanish Mackerl
CANNED SALMON ID cans, per doz
| 81.
FRUIT-Lemons, SOC per doz. Oranges,
&c per doz Lines 40c per doz. Apples,
sc per ID. Cranberries, Use per GAL, Quin>
ces, &c per Id. Pears, &c. Grapes, 15c. Ba>
nanas, &C per doz Peaches, 25c per lb.
CANNED FRUITS-Lemon, SOC per Id.
Mixed SOC.
CURRANTS- -Zante. 1915 per ID.
RAISINS-E English layers, SOC per ID. Cal.
T 25c Sultana, Valencia and ELENA 25c
FIGS--New, Soc per ID.
MIXED SPICEB-25 per can.
| STARCH--$l per six pound box.
TEA & COFFEE--C Coffee, Ground, SOC.
per Id. green, CSC per ID. Tea, from SIC
| per ID.
1 SUGARS--Crushe or cube, Glib for 81.
Granulated or No 1, 8lbs for 81. D or No.
Q. 0Ibs for 81.
NUTS-Eng. Walnuts, 20 per ID. Cocoa
mute, 10 each. Almonds Paper shell, SIC
Jordan. 75c Brazil, Sic Chesnuts, SIC.
BEEF Choice Cuts, he per ID. other
cuts 12c. Soup meats Sc.
ROLLED SPICED BFEF-12c per ID.
OK Tongues, 75c each Smoked Tongeus
.&1 each.
MUTTON -stewine meat 1sc pei. lb.
PORK-18c per Id.
| VEAL-13c per ID.
lLAMB-e1.2 rs per quarter.
| SAUsAGE--17c per ID.
SUET-10 per Id.
SUCKING PIGS--e2. ~ each.
DUCKS Tame, 31.26 each. Aallard, &c
/ pea pr. Teal SIC.
CHICKENS Spring Chickens. 75c each.
TURKEYS SOC per ID.
GEESE--Tame, CSC per -. Wild e1.26
20 q AZ orL-sa IS per can. per ease, u
OYSTERS -75c per quart. Canned, &c
hA7-slspsr ton.
| OATS--1c per ID.
MIDDLINGS--2c per ID.
| BRAN--fc peril hs4
| GROUSE -92c. Per pr.
| VENISON-- Hindquarter &c por ID,
KIPPERED SALMON 81 12c per ID.
srArrzn Mar. II 1885.
Trade during the past week has been
II |A----X 80 --
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Execution Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF FANENFCUTION isSJ ED cut of inc .Fu~Iic"-, Court Of Township No. One in and for Ire County Of tOchisc. Ter ritnrv of Arizona. tu me directed aud drliv- cred on a judgment rendered in said Court on the :;UIh day uf -tUTl, l>'%J, in favor of the Mayor and Common Coun ,ii of the city cf Tombstone Territory of Arizona, and against Ly,!la NJ. Clark, wherein am commanded to make the sum of iorIy-iOur dollars daiha=Cs WilE interest thereon from date Oi judgment al the rate Of fen p,.i, cat. per aEnum unti paid: together with S,ss2.',j Cc>is and accru- ing CO-i..
 hgva thi. day levied upo', the following described property, to vii:
 Ioi thirteen tl:;l iU aluCl. siNty-two i.;1l. in ,he city of Tombstone CoclIi>c county. Ari- zoua. accordin.- io the official map ar plat thereof now of record in The office oi the county recorder of CocEi>c county; said lot hciu., on ihc NV corner of slh and Brace ,trcc.-. in said city Cf Tombstone.
 Public notice i- hcrcby @iVcI that Cu the Ith day of November, l>>1, between the hours of 9am and ID III, ir front of the City HalI, in the city of l "n.bsiOEe, CUChi>c county. Arizona Territory. will sell all :hc right, title ard interest of the said Lydia NJ. Clark. in and to ilic above described property ai Pubic Auction. Co He highest and he-t bidder, for cash. lawful money Q! ihc United States, 10 satisfy said execution and all co>'s. Dated this the I3,h day of Oct, her. l>>'.
 JAMES COYl.F. Chief of Police of thr Ctty 0! IOmb>tOpt.
 ,ctl1-2iI
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&sibrais..T speaks.

FELLOW CIuZEN~ :- Having been born south of that conspiyuous line slas>ed as Mason and Dixou'- line.
 have n" desire to fight ;br Buy~ in Blue, nor to utter an unkind word again>, them. lChrcr> Tak,. the American soldier and there k no one can accuse them ui cowlriicr There may be individual eases. but they ar. rare. The prrScn; Indian drrrrda- tions can be traced back to the inI- bccility and rccklr>,mc,, ui past Ad- ministrations The seeds oi 4 whir, wind were permitted tu Ic sgwn and We are now cOntcndiHg With th" fruits of such sowiI :. P'ac" matches in the hands of ,i.tle clid..r 9rd then say there k no dHrgc.. Place fire arms in the l.aGds of un>crupulous and ignorant ApachcS and then say that there will be a reign of peace. IL Is proper that the people of the East and the Administration slnul! know that these outrage, ar, l;ciuc committed close to the Mexican hor- der. principally within the County of Cochisc and near the New Mexican l!ne covering q large stretch of coun- try. To certain extent it is almost impracticablc for the army tu deal with this mode of warfare.
 It would be better should the Gov ernmcnt order the disarmament of every Apache. scouts and all. and q suitable reward offered tp American detectives to cntrap this rowing band oi murkcrers. Ii American dctcc- tIves can outwit train robbers and thc most unlawful element that ever cursed a community. they (thc de- tectlvcs) can upon suitable offer. yf reward, lay cut q campaign. cnsnarr and cntrap these mu-dcrcrs and auni- iate the last on" ot them. l, would bc but tithing of the present cost. IL Is not expected that literary man should dictate to the general of the army how he should conduct his cam paign. It k supposed that the zen cral of the past, who made ApachvS jump in despair from mountain tol : to ciddy depths below, l. now dcalin. with the same crafty foe, and it is cx- pected that he understand, the man ner of his warfare. But here de- clare in the bright sun of an Arizona monday, that it will take an army as thick as beans,rlks to bring ,I,is matt9r to focus, and the State oi Missouri could upon the same Inv P"thesis have asked the services of the United Ltates army to capture the
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court ui ihc County of tOchi>c, Territory oi tri- .or,t. made, on the lGih day of October, l>c3, in IAc matter of the Estate uG '. w tanp- bell. d,.ccas d :I.e upl ;r>ig'!rd haministrn. tor of the t,tai, of said deceased, will s5'i at pubic auction, to the highest ''idder, ."r cash, on Saturday, ;ic ;;lat day Ci October, iN>:, at II o'clock 8. m, at the Can Can Res tauraui in Tombstone, IF said County "i Cochi-c, the folioNir.. real property, tO-wit: La; nine t4I. in block forty four il.aS iai. down on thr map of the City ol Tombstone, together with ihc buildings and improve uirnl- thereon.
 Nl!biu- must bc made n writing
 \ D. WALSH, . oc,I1-.,, Administrator.
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summons,

T.TIIE COJNTY COURT. IN AND FOR
 THE COUNTY OF .OCHlSE. IN THE
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA.
 John Montgomery, Plaintiff. N~, Joel Byinstou. (. E. C.,IlcId1r and James BrU>c Dv!"ndanl~.
 Nc.iCn L:ou-li in ,Ic County Cou-, Of Cochisc. Territory of Arizona. and lhc com ir The office Of tlc clerk Oi ;he >L:d County
 rlc Territory of Arizona scnI- greeting to: Joel :. By yiu@tnn, (. R. C.lIcuGar and JaIur- Bru~ic, defendants.
 You Urc hereby required to aprear in an action brought against you by il" above named raiutifl, Il! the Curpiy Court ul answer ihr complai'r h.rd therein, wuhin twrIly dave tcNclu>iyc uf ihc day oi >crvicc) al cr iEc service on You uf llI~ >unm"n>, fl served within this county or if served out oi ;hi, county. but il. .hI> district. within thirty days: otherwise wItEm forty days, or judgment by default will i. taken agaIn>, you acCofd!ug tO ti!c prayer of sail coni- l,Iaint.
 Said action i- brought to recover of you the sum Of eleven hundred and fur;y-Jw" tollar> ;, fully appear. by tlc complaint fled herein. a duir certified copy oi which i< hcrcit attaeEo,.. And you are hereby u'ificd tiai if you fail iU appear aud rswcr thr sad complaint, a> above required, the said platntiit will take judgment against you by lrfaI1t in inc sum nf si.i42 with interest, Sta utury dama -c> and costs Gf suit.
 Gwen under my hand and seal of ihc County Court of Cochi>c tnGnty. Territory of Arizona, ihis filth day Ol October, \. D. I>N,
 40. WALLACE, Clerk. - By C. ". CrrN, Dept Clerk. octIu Gnd
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Occidentai.

Hotel. The only first class hotel in Tombstone. Situated on the corner Of Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throTg ghout, and Las ali mod rn improvements. Travellers are rccom- mended to stop at ,his house. Private rooms for commercial travellers. inc bar of this house IS furnished wlIn i'm proved billiard tables and cari rooms, and is stocked with the finest brands oi wines, liquors ard cigars.
 aj,. Jo,EFH PAsCHo:Y,
 Proprietor.
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NOtice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF \ DACliFNA. DECEASED. Notice i> hereby givo... hy iAc III de'-i@Ecd, sdmini,tratriN of the Estate "i \. Daclicna. dec,I,cd, lo the creditor, yI. and all persons ,i,jpr claims against thr said dcvca-,d. ;o exhibit tEc,n with lhc necessary vouchers, wirIiu Iour months af'cY the first publication cf ti j. nuijcr. tu thr -aid Ndm'ni-irairiN at her lr- -iG nee ia 1Ec tuwn ui l'cn>or, Terri :ury of Arizona. in i.ic County 3i t"chi>c.
 Dated .I Eru,on, October Y |" M
 EINl\N CpkFE.
 Admiui,l ra.FiN ofthc ---atc of \. Dachcna. ut.cra>cd qctl7- 7-Uawflm
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Not fIcUH.
SIrrIiN MApnEs, Angnst o1tl

'sIII7TNN 1F-FIl'I-~' 4NH-WSE : 'II
 MEssK>. CAESNE AND WEHEFRIGI' see by late copies ot THE TOMBSTONE that l WIS reported seriously wounded and II was thought wou.d die. These reports are not correct. aS 1 am no' wouadcd nor an uoai. but 1 tell ypu sent me q cnnsi@nHlcpt ot.th2t iCe c"lo Auhuc.cr beer. that are sCliln% to the people of Tombstone l only wish l was thcr. to have ii drawn from tlnt patent German fnUutuiu. GIi..! 'INo.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
LOTTIE EGAN.

For the finest 'rani of imported wines liquors and cigars, the PCay saloon takes the cake. Tor, Jones is aIways glad to meet his frJ"ndS, and you may depend on receiving tb- finest kind e treatment. ic2C,t
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Postoffice Directory.

Pos:oGicc open from d. 'n. I' , p. W-. and one hour after distribution e. evening mai. Registry bu>uc~- from a- m to } p-,n Money order business ,rulu 9 t m. To 4 D. m Open SVnd:l> trum 80 to :: p. m, and one hour si..r d!~trlhUtInn ut evening mail All out going na.I- lcN,,i, for Bis 1e,p close at <. m. Mai for Bi,nre closes al lU D. III Postal nnte> ,=rurd iur sul ~uIH ,rom one cent L. St9J Fr. for rac! poke, 8 cents JOHN r GIL N.
 Postmaster.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Rooms to Kent.

Having leased tAe Way-Up lcdcing house on Allen, si.eei, anl rcnoTa,ed the same, am HOW prepared 'o -ent -poms by the day. werI, oT iaou,b, al reaaOna. b!e rates. Give me call.
 LOTTIE EGAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
City Officers
Sandy Bob's Stage Line,

tage (. connect with fl~''rG all West cru bouuL trains lraVr~ at 9.li d. iu. Stage for B-brc icaNc- every tly except Su day a; ;s. in., City li-n"
 Stag" to connect with GUaymaS train leaves at , r. m.
 Stage for Charleston lcavc~ at 9. iI- Office: iuO ..llcn street UuJt' Occidental
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.SfiW -fROihcr.

H,haler N ShaUghnLsSy. the popula" n-, prlrio:> Ol the Billiard parlor~. uu Ali,u >t. i.al.u-. made Hrraug"m"ut> wiiil th" I'rurri ,u~- ,r tilc Celebrated >"niI'z Milwaukee. lrr.. hHvr had J fine Ic. ,uc>' crccicG iu iucr saloon aud ar, now prepared to .el rc their numerous customers with h1nu.r> of Ih.> celebrated beer CT d.au ,.Il, ice cold rop and try it. II tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
FS.C DA0E0 nC fOu0d on f'iN at C 'n. ],
 INtO fHEEn lsrvvoH x Cos Newspaper \ ."rilsinr EurCau .,u r;:re st. Nv,r. idvrfi-t. sUn..ctS ...-y l5 I......s .yri- ' NEW O.- .A.

- l. F'. FISHER. Rocm~ 2I and !l. Mrr- chants Fychan.r RGj!jin-, i- .u authorized agent in San FraHci-ro ai.l any contract : snadr hy him will hr Ic.u"ul., ,.d IHr pA!ll TOMBSTONE i> Kept un Iilr ar l.i~ agency
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
DiSsnlIItInu Nn1ia.n.

The Firm uf FitIhrnry X Mansfield %rocc las thi- day hrcu dissolved ny mutlal con sent. !. C tilYhrnrN r-tirir~ from said irIH Thr bu-imt.-> hereafter will be con lucjyd by E. P. Mansfield alone. Al persons "Wina said firm. will -ctt.r wi,h said Naf,iir'd who a,onc La- .hc right to c"iirci; and all prr >oL> having ciaiII- against -ait firm vii present lhylu tu said Mansfield.
 ,. C FITImfNnY
 R. F. MNN-rILIp. TuNH~ToNE, \. T., sept .j, l>>.,
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For SGi9

Tie undersigned being drsl.ouf of CuEa 2 iu. rthcr business, o.Trr~ tLc old established EcuT>c Bakery uf thla rly for sale, amt will cell it 8; a bar.aIn g: clr for n. ,all ur address, q NJ. NA,H.
 Tnmbs tonc A. T.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Items of interest.
.SIp0UPH nI. stolen .

F,om back ol B'ue,toar wnrl>, on u'rsa, I Li. ~arrrl hDr~.-lt7 h.n l. hi.h., ,5 whit. hind feet. ~iar in face, h:l q on hip N, "Ith wne uudrr. also W with way under "n .huuid .r. RN lraNlug s;mr at Fashion >ia ,!c MI. h- llbrrAlly rewarded. st-'
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Notice to saloon Men.

Vntl further notice the undersigned will sell beer ;t $5.5o per kcC anA will dc- liver 20 pounds of ice free.
 NARTiN Cc>TELIO,
 G =. BENTSHhw. u9'f lIAEFFNI.E & SHtTCIlNTssY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
For, Sale.

X lousc Of three rooms on SwCcInUi < back oi Blinn's lumber yard The propctt s all fenced in. Has nice front and ban yaId. WIll he sold for SJD if called for at once. Apply to ',Iark, :Irce doo,s ofa Sec) iu=trIc ct, Jr
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
For .SV!r

Two hair mattresses, one x day ci"ek, ? feather pillows, one luI ul cruchcrN lLr."r stoves and ~Endry other hou~cb"id goods Ar;,.y rn Fred w. smith. Third street. upuO sic thr Episcopal Church. >iiL
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Ot.r'P.

tnurncuCjnE on Saturday ncN,t SIu'J Bah wili run four horse C"..l To Fort ilEa cIucl. lv-ViuG every Saturday m"rEii:s at o o'clock and returning every MuHidy, .4..u. ing. Fare for inc round twp, Si
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Noii..,'.

All lurtiys. s."win. thr late finn oi Caldwell & Stanluid MU~i rAY thciI accounts to \. ]. Ritter hy tn" first ot November, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney, who will Su" them, compelling them tu pay. \. H. RITTER, Agent
 ul1-tf of Caldwell & Stanford
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
For RpUt,

\ large and handsomely furnished room with i.aih. u Bruce street, hrlwccn Srcuud and Thirl streets. very reasonable. Apply at this office. scptl"f
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
OFF SHOOTS

Good linen shirt~ Sl.:, 9, Ncyr-s. SG pants for S4 a,J. Neyer> B., ocrrall- .j cents prr pair at Myy4'-. Flann- und"rwca, fo~ cos g, Nrycr9 Tea Kettle whisky at Rat..r'y's 1non Shors 9n~ your oNr rric: at J Meyers & Bru.
 Ior genuine Tea kct,lc whi ky 'o Gap, HJ''rr'y>
 .,,r leather trauk gwen svy ..:h eve, ;u~cLa-- ..J Meyer, x Bros Arroid', Wood yar,, Corn,~ Ei4'.: aat
 Sah9.4 streets. Dty cord anl >t.,. wonG at lowest rt'c Leave orders with Arro,d> cHp~>- wagon Jus. received a' thc Crystal Palace saloon cario,, or Lemp'> sI Louis b.@r ..d cn d.1ugh;.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

\ top huggy. horse and harness Inquire uf Cha-. Fillmore. Camp lluacEuca. \. T.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

Afser breakfast, ,n make yourself fee happy, go to /, ,shmun & Walkers and purchase choice imported cigar.
 The Crystal Palace >aioon WI be ready to scrvr their customer vitl 'hr rnr-t O Lcmr', lee cold beer on Iratehi.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21
Singing Lessons
SDecIalty

Turil> from distance boarded ard lodged Pisno. and Organ, for Practice. Music fur. nished For circulars, address
 MADAME LA SSAUGCE. Los Angeles, Ca
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For SHip.

One fine Ameri,an Milcl Cow at Crane Branch Water station.
 A fine assortment of fresh fish at the new fruit store, Fifth street. cS3t fresh eggs aalwyS or. hand at the Cash of WALGorT N ME>ICK
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HuaChuCa Hotel! FORT HUACHUCA, Arizona TerriT orv,

% to nfor the Pubic h,t haze purchased this and the patrons that will be strictly and respectfully sat the patronage Of the public general
 Terms$: 50 to $' % Per Special sandy I;Obs Stage will Leave Tombstone Every Saturday Morning o'clock Returning, Lavgs Huachnca Monday
 MRS. A. \. PORTER Late OIlI'Ortcr sllIOeI Tucson,
 "CRtNAT. Manager, PrOprietress.
 STAGE ARE. ROUND TRIP, s4.qa
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EOtirP fO tHr. PUbyj".

Mess~s. Caesar & Wheri:Itz are sel!infi NATt RAJ TRUCKEE ICE at 2ll cents per pound, to anybody and every body. They have large supply on hand and carload on the roaI all ihe time. NO DANGER OF IT GIVING. or, as they are compelled to have il as they keep one carlotd of beer constantly on hand, fo. which they have to neep large uantitics of ice.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-21

Iamc, ho>, oclrrr-)--Noirr ot Ari
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Musical College
 Of Southern California.

Los ANGELES CALIFORNIA Fall Session will open Scpt {, 1885 piicctrOSS -. MADAME LtSSAIGCE Prima Dona and Vocalist Ia hi, l..i.,
 Napoleon III.
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The I0,intaii.-

The Fom'ain Chop Ilou-r thc coolest pl,sc in the city to take a r.cal N smoke, lea, or ,mcn from inc kitchen, Il being cu tir-,y separate from 'hr dining room No rarc-quartyr hrcr u-rd. No'iin-; but the choicest cut~, fish, gam, ol>t.i-, c'c.. Phi ,.t. crtrgn from Taughnu, street to thc bo-,s. oct.u.
 Mcssrs. Crsar G Ncnrf>itz received a carload of Trnckce ice to>day, and are now pr2pa.a,l to ser"e the people of this city win the sumo at the lowest ratrs. If
 Lom?s jt. Louis Eecr on draught for sale. w',o,esale and retail, a, the Crystal Palace Saloon. If
 Fresh fish on ice 2. the new irui, store, 'itih street. opposite New York store. C9 St
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4 complete musical cducaIiGu iE. every branlh h. on the system of lIc world.ia'3cd Paris Con scrNatury. of which Madame I> q mcE,bcr.
 SINGING. PIANO, ORGAN. VIOLIN.
 FLCTE GUITAR, 1IAEMONf. COM POSITION, SIGHT dI.i 1l .si. FLO
 COTTON. AND Ai.!. FOREIGN lAN-
 GUACl,S.
 Private i.e sors anl Glasses
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For Safe.

Full stock ,aif boot> fui si at J. Mcyc~s Bros.
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O.

TOMBSTONE. \. T., sept .!j, l>>i.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16
GATHERINGS Ride.

We must not overlook q little cpl
sode belongingt to the period ofmother's
visit. to London, and connection with
another first cousin, Catherine Martin.
| She was a daughter of John Wood, the
third son of the patentee, who lived In
great splendor at Wednesday,, where
he had inherited iron-works from his
father. Catherine, wife of a purserin
the navy, and conspicuous for her
beauty and impulsive, violent temper,
having qXarreled with her excellent
| sister, Wrothea Fryer, at whose
| house in Staffordshire she was staying,
| suddenly set off to London on a visit
to her great uncle, Rev. John Pimley,
prebend of the collegiate church at
| Wolverhampton and chaplain ofMor-
den college, Blackheath. She journey
ed by the ordinary mode of convey
ance, the gee-ho, a large stage-wagon
drawn by al team of six horses, and
which, driven merely by day, took q
week from Northampton to the
Cock and Bell, Smithfield.
Arrived in London, Catharine pro-
ceeded on foot to Blackheath; the2e,
night having come on, and losing her
way, she was suddenly accosted by a
horseman with: sNow, my pretty
girl, where are you going?" Pleased
by his gallant address, she begged him
to direct her to Mordon college. He
assured her that she was fortunate in
having met with himinstead Of one Of
his company, and inducing her to
mount before him, rode across the
heath to the pile Of buildings which
had been erected by Sir Christie, her
Wren for decayed merchants, the re-
cipients of Sir John Mordon's bounty.
Assisting her to alight, he rang the
bell, then remounted the steed andgal-
Hoped away, butn not before the alarm
ed official who had answered the sum
monshad exclaimed: Heavens! Dick
Turpin on Black Bess!" Mother al
was said Dick Turpin;'' another YER
sion in thefamily runs capt. smith,
Mary Hewitt in Good Words.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-10-16
wHEN JACK is TALL AND TWENTY.

When Jack is tall and twenty.
We know what Jack Wilde,
With girls SO sweet and plenty,
He'll find him one to o
And soon the lovers twilight
Will hear a story told,
And Jack will die or fly sky high
For sake OF hair OF gold.
Hearken, Jack, and heed me-
Ponder what / say!
IT'S fools are sold for locks OF gold
For gold will turn to gray
But Jack, if truth be spoken
lis simple Jack no more;
liz gold his heart has broken,
lis scarce the gold Of yore.
he wots OF dover for daughters
Not all in the r~inglets roll'd;
To beauty steel'd his heart viii yield
To stamped and minted gold.
Hearken, Jack, and heed me-
Ponder what | sayi
Ii gold hath wing as poets sing,
Then gold may fleet away.
When Jack goes forth a-wooing,
III Jack has heart or head,
And would not soon be rueing
Ihe hour that saw him wed.
He will not pine for graces,
Nor cringe for wealth to hold,
But strive and dare by service fair
To win q heart of gold.
Harken, Jack, and heed me-
Ponder what / sayl
The gear will fly, the bloom will die,
But love will last for aye.
Good Words. FREDERICK LANGBRIDo