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Incorporated in 1883 for % years by the Legislature
LOT educational and eharitahle purposes with capital
OF Ooo ooD to which reserve fund Of $3.50 600
has since been added.
BY an ov.rwhelmine popular vote its franchise was
ate part OF the present State Constitution adopted
December 2. A. D. 1879
The only Lottery voted on and indorsed by the
people OF any State
1t never scales or psstponea
LIZ Grand Single Number Drawings take place
Monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win fortune.
second Grand Drawing Class B in the Academy Of
hGsc, New Orleans. tuesday February 10th, 1886.
ITth Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100000 Tickets at S. each. Fractions in afths n
proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES
Capital Prize. sT5 O01
~ 70 ID VIC
90 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Pf1Zes OF ~ o9D. 1000
3 do 2O0O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 009
~ 90 1,to1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
~ DO 800. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10, 0aD
lU0 do NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
soy 90 I0o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300 o
oo0 DO. Observation-Disclosures. % 900
lOSu Cd d.. IS 100
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Approximation PRICES Of ...S7s0 c. 7se
oo. 20 SD SS
do. do. $50 $50
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Dol e Eli n kSEIs SPY We 3 isS
sIREI Ais. MAGNIFICENT EQCIPNENT

Dol BLk TskCk spI Sb n YfRE"EsT
STEEL Ais AGSIfISfST Tofirpurxr
X ErrFcr { ,sRuaRfbs. issss 0ifAhSf.
and sppsts a. foil ~ ~ s~oN' eornsf OF etn
Tar Ftts6urf and the West. Chicago Limited r.,re..
o.. :, dsilp to a. c;,nst ~ - m osK fvd Line
.nr Ssr. from Hsrr1ss rpe 20 49, ~ Wild te9p;
i. ;. ~ eorE 20 t9nchPac aX Hetel
wiz siesninr Ssr sitoana To- Shics " uhie9fo,
nrses 40 y IN daily with k,la.s 2. e Hsast1
-" connects ssiIx Tor ~ ~ httso90
f,tss.r 70 !, hscaSo MtEr.rs.w 81 sissPhg CM
t.r Ers,bnrx an fbe wsst yfb ~ - ezuy
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E0IEY, Auo.i0nesr.

FOLEY, Auoti0nesr
WILL sail THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SPORTING
GOODS o. TIN wtI.I-HsoWN sToEE OF NJ
STkEkSs, No. S19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SofIHwhsh COM ENCING MONDAY. FEB.
EEStAI sISTH. AZ tn O'CLOCK 4 y AID
ANp kHtSING INTIL ALL I'll GOODS ARE
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ffNkk VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TEE SHORT LINR TO TIE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
i. - s.hs4s,: y sss sS 60 ~ 1883.
BIO Ah-NrW 0RLEANe h AK sYay making eIoce
sosnsesiohs to all pein: sosth ags SOUTHWEST Dily
sasspins Buffet sar, from Few yo& aud washi0e-
ton TO Atlanta. funRlsn slesriag sars from Wash
h,gten end Atlanta 70 Ssw -esSs : -. -
SIZE EL,toCfsviI LIZ pksT I'M DAILY via chsr-
louisville TO CinGanst. Louisville and al Kest.ru
poins Pullman GsepiaS ears Waalsntton 70
Louisville.
10:40P, M-sOUTHERN MAI. AND,sYpRESS Daily
to al point. South and South west raa 0aag ia Sd
Cha{leus. Pstmsn lssIing cars RON Washington
also, from Washington via ci.rlotte and CslSaRbis
Manassas Division Trsip Leaves Washington n0A
IL dolly, except Study
WHrs9ton ea!ns leave WasiA gtsa at o:1o A. NJ and
S:N p L. DIZZY. va
For q - an intena1.n ING uxs as coppehys
OAes. e5l f0nhsylvEna avGAe 1raaAS seAyp ff6m B.
aai station - -
.sLaCeHTBh u nAcpkNxL.
Goa. Hass. Agent. -lf-l- a d Hgr:st
az. SOL EAAR Ts.esMs4.i,r
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEANHR T V ARRuwsMTTE
FROM sKvENTHsrEEKr WHARF

Mondays and Tkursdsvs at q m. Returning Tues.
days ard Fridays. touching III River q dinss Is n,
q Noniini Crssk Curi1oaran and 81 CiGnonts Bss
Connects with b o. K l. at shepheras
JOHN b. PApoETT. Agent
c. W. RIDLEY. ManaSsr self
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THoMAs DoWLfN6. Austoneer
CATALOGUE SALE
Of a splanHd Collection Of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
In nns condition embracing branch Of literature
belonging to the library af the late
HALBERT W. WuLLZ
With several other lots, including number Of
NEW BOOKS
To be sold my Auction Rooms southwest corner
street and Pennsylvania avenue, on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, FERRC-
AIRY NINTH AND TENTH, 1855,
Commanding at
HALT-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
~ Now on exhibition.
Terms cash
fsa dts THOS BOWLING, Auet.
THYA0AAa "a
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NJ ADAAk DIX ZOE ST HAS EIkFDf FOR La
III dies All female plxiuts GU ehy enred an be
consulted daily al l245 18th stree; nsctnwss on hours
from 10 o'clock u. with lsG.s. saiy ia22- 2as
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pour Anu tIe uluD I quite KNOW now 10
herself In Independence; and. unfortunately, my
wages at the factory are not enough for US both.
30 advised her to open this business. and sh G
did, aud she is doing well! and she bakes the
most delicious bread and pies YOU ever ate. so. ;"
with saucy twinkle under her eyelashes, - il
you know OF any customers viii you please re-
commend our frm:"
=" To De sure shall he answered In the same
spirit. And | am very glad. Miss Craxall to
bee that you are not ashamed of being working
girl"
"Of course / am not" said Grace "Why
should be 2"
But your cousin Medora is"
Grace gave little shrug of her shoulders
very likely" said she. "MedOra and ! dir
Ter In many things"
Mr.. Valance bought a pound Of cararneIs and
went away.
''She Is beauty" he said to himself And
she is a sensible beauty into the bargain. One
OF those rdrG arises in our country, thoroughly
well-balaneed girl"
He must have been very well pleased with his
purchase for he came again the next evening.
Just in time TO walk home with Grace Craxall
And they talked over Aunt DebOrah's affairs
and concluded, -four was low just then, it
would De favorable opportunity for the old
lady TO lay in her wi8ter stock through Mr. Val
ince, who was acquainted with one Of the great
New York grain merchants
Only few weeks had elapsed. when MedOra
May was electrified to learn that her cousin
Grace was engaged
ITO some master baker or journeyman con-
fectioner suppose" she said cOntemptuousfy
No." said Grace, with eyes roguishly spark
Ing; Ito Mr.. Herbert Valance"
I-dont belleve-it," said Medora. growing
red. then pale.
But it's really So" said Grace. 'And we
are TO be married in three months. And Aunt
Deoby Is to come TO the hall aud live with me
Is soon as she can dispose of her business to
advantage And dear Medora, / hope you will
often come and visit me there"
Medora May did not answer. She could not.
But In her secret heart she recognized how in
0niteiy more successful in LIES lists had been
Crace's true. frank honesty than her own subtle
and devious course.
Like many another, however, the lesson had
come to her too late
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auehoneess
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
A BiQ CHtele DriGe.

The Initial d.y's drive from fnis point north ward Of bunch o! ,590 head of cattle was begun yesterday by EuEenr Shaw and [. \. Smith. Tine cattle are nostiy yeariin xs aud two year-ol&s, and were purchased by the w.bash Cattle company from Me-srs. Jssp Elias snd Sshino CterO. The cattle will bs driven 's the Navajo Springs ranch, in Apache e"anty. near the line of the l. lantic & Pacific railroad. distant frosa shis place ubrut $50 miles. The route taken will he ay Steel-'s ranch near WiiIcox. Esrska Springs, Hooler's ranch, Fort Thomas, cro, sing the GiIs river ( short distance aso-e the sub agency, and proceeding thence to Fort Apache. The outfit consists o! seventeen vaqueros. each with three mounts and two wagons loaded with suI plies. It l, is exps"ted the cattle ~ill arrive at their dss- tins,iSn in sbo ,t forty dave. Mrssrs, Shaw snd SDi:h rer~ise { 50 per head for ths de, livery ofths cattle nt Navajo Springs. they pay ire sH exp~usrs of the drive and ID skin< good wa:tevsr iossrs, if any, that occur 9tsr
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Notice.

NotbCQs
 The regular drill niyhls of the Select Knights. A. 0. U. W has been S1ec for each Wednesday and Sa;ultay n,xAl of each wees Il; mury On Allen strrss. ;r 6 W A Schwar z's sh"cs it s5 xei, ina they make the bsDies smile. j-e.
 The thrrrno'peter registered g. ios rees ns noon 70 day.
 Music. singing and equsre games at the Crys:a! Palace. jeltf.
 Fifteen ball pool and billla.ds 4, tue Bank Exchange.
 Anh-a-er beer and Frctzcls at the Ba.k F.xrhanyc.
 For a schooner O. Anheuser beer on draught, ice cod, go to .hr Bank Exchange. Drop into :he Crystal Palace for choice Ahh-user beer on drauSht, ice cold uut oi the patent German fountain. jelf
 When you take your lady Gu., wear Schwartz shaes, and you wili feel ~ss, and comfortable. je6.
 After breakfast, to make yourself feel happy. gn tc Ashmun < Walkers and purchase Q choice imported cigar. t Gs: pair of A. 1chwar'z's g-uts' walk ing s!"ss. andj'. siii never need con d.ctor. je 6.
 T" i's patriotic one must smoke, and The bes. aud cheapcs, place to purchss. your tobacco and cigars is B. Ashmun < Walkers. If you want good pas;urage for your hor es. send them to :hS California ranch, 15 E,lcs from Tombstone. For terms and par. sticulars apt.iy to J. Nj. Nash, at the Eciila bakery on Allen street. ni29 fl. Fur ihe finest brand of imported wines liquors and cigars. the Pony saloon take the cake. Tom and J"hnny are siway glad to rnec, their friends. aad you may depend on receiving ,b. Gurst kind ct rrssnent. jv2ot
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OFF SHOOTS.

Cool linen shirts S125 at Meyers.
 ss pants for s4 atsJ. Meyers | Bic ovetalls Ts sents per pair 6. Meyers,
 Flannel underwear for cost st Meyers
 Tea Kettle whisky al Rafsrty's saloon
 Shoes for your own price a. J. Asyeys & Bro.
 For genuine Tea Kettle whlsky.go to. Capt Eaftertys' ,ole leather trunk given away with evs.. purchase att. Meyers < Bros.
 All goods below cost at ,. Meyers &.Bro Allen and Fifth issreets. Full stock calf boot. for s4 s:J. Meysrs Bros.
 The Pioneer aill. ao,,r. Sscrsmes,e. !. IL, beat in the market For sale s. :he cesl Store of WoLoore < Messicx.
 The bes: california and rsnche batter C the Cash Store of wALcor1 & MasIck.
 Fresh cgxs slway. o, hapd at the Cssl Store ot WALcoTr A MEsIck.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
The Upper Portion of the Ritch.e BuIldingo Fifth
 Street.
Is Elegantly Fitted Up For Club Roo,.ls. A Descr,p-
 ton of the same

Cur reporter went by ipyit.:ion this atfsrooon 10 inspect she new ,,ub sooss upsiairs ore: tia store of Fi'shensy & MausG-.d, which 1iil he opened on Sat urdsy evening next Iy J,hnny NeSyher. As you en,cr f7crs the side you find you. self in large hallway, and trrniuy ,c your left yor enter ,hc bi;'is M rmrs
 which are elcysn: , fGrnishrd Ca the f.or is 8 har.i.om- Brussels carTses on the bic upon whi, h will be placed All the v.rions n,ngsz n-s end monthly rsh'ica. ,ions. O. ,.s wall oyer ,h. ;st.e are i -s tr ihe various nensraprrs. The cei,iny has been handsome , frtscod, and e!egsn, gas axta,-s asng ,aei-from
 Ic the center nfth- room is an eleS ,Rs billiard table and bear;ifui pictures asiurn the wall. A. the rnsr cad 0s the binding are twn 6usiy furnished csr9 rooms, where party tsa pla! wks', "r -uchre ar h",d riysse coDversstion, AGn.y..G ia this room is {. wash r"0Es and a large st.r s.um, En the biiiiato room is x hundsnMe sideboard, where no,hin. tut the lur-st aud best S. wines. iioasls and rig.rs will be kePs. No one but respectable people will %Ae a,;"wed to visit the clah rooms. and it is sprcinlly 7 d-sgn.d d for Gusiness men aud their friends, where they csa pass 8 qu'st hour in conversation, amusement o: reading. The proprietor informed us hat the c ub must not 6e confounded with s gsmb ing house, as there will 6s uo bsnk,ng gsmss. The Cut is intsud' ed ss a quiet place of res"r', where gsn' tIensn eau g" with ,he,r trisnds aud en. gage :n a sociAbls game of billiards or cards, write lst,srs or read the news @f the world. Ws have been requested by
 Mr Eesgh to extsEd cordial invita. .iao to ,hs buMness and sporting men ct Tsmbs,ons and vicinity to be pseseat at
 the opening or Saturday evening next. The expense of fitting up the club rssms has he.a about $s,ooo. '~
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Gard # Th0nks.

desire to extend tsreuEh your columns my sincere thanks 10 those who wore so kind io ue in my late trouble, attendant upon the unfortunate accident which befel my beloved wi:s on Monday af'ernaou. and especially ts the following l.dies of Charleston, who hJ their tender csfe made her last hours a earth comfort able. Mrs. E. D. Waffle and others, vho were ss kind to mo in my sorrow and distress. Respectfully E. c. GARLocK.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

It ,s aaserssd that United States Mar shall MeAds ~ill establish his office in Tombsscde, and will refuss to appoint . deputy for Tucson. The reason assIe ned ss the f.e, that ex Nar.hall T.dball dsr. ,ng Ais incunhessy psfsissss,ly ssfassd the iopertusisss of Tcnbstone for the appointment efa deputy at that place, Although there ii apparently no good reason why Ar. Meade shsuid no, choose rom5stons for h!s headquarters, the Star does not b<lieve he will fail to rec "gniss the claims of Tscsou fos . resi- 'ient deputy. h fact. there is every req. son tc bel,e7e the new srpoipsse will. io marked csnirast with his prdec ssor. conduct his office in the ia.sress of end ~ith decent regard to the wishss of the p ople.--Sirr.
 We have not consulted Nr. Esads pp. .'n this statement. but we kpnx him to inc to" much of 6 gentleman to allow anv own riudice ,e stand in the way of h,s 'uiy; and ss for saying that he would 'ot appoint a deputy in Tucson. wc can ~surs the Star and the people o. Ari. : ma that Mr. Meade never said co. The
 di'ns snd proprietor of 'hn rsrrr is ( r-rub';can, and s- are tho politics st thii
 '~psr, and from ioag scQasintsncs ,i'h Mr. Meade ~e can truthful y cay .e think he ,il msks the best rn.rshu Aiiznna h.s ever hnd. aud that in rn. isribn'ion of his d-punes. no f. cling a'
 ny kind. save that uf duty wi!l ,La"
 nee him ,n ki, eclectic rs.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

Tucson society must be badly nixed jud, xing from the following aceount of dance kivenat Silver Lake aad taken from the Tsil- ings: A dance was given at Silver LaLe on Saturday eseRipg, which was attended sy q number cf our prominent citizrns and an equal plumber of somewhat less prominent ladies', Dancing was kept np all sight and come ct shs xuests did not return uniIl yes
 irrday evening. The only thing that marr- ed tho pleasure of the occasion was the lack of available food, which made 1t necessary to substi,uss wine for soIids. Some of the v!si. tors would have irird to catch few fsh hac they nU, been afrsld of fslllny In. ,:
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
4 TsrY.6sc -Jrrat0n sssent.

George Wilson was in an extremely met. elboHs akinbo over the bar of the YJrkyi,Ie Police court. Jus.ice German g!snrsd kind. ly at him, ard he se~In,d 60 De gs,nius strength un,i! his ~if-'s glare struck his Then he looked ss if hs ics red to ~iit
 How do you fee! this norain. George in his voice.
 Its immaterisl about bis !eciins. chirpel his wife. He's no account. H.'s notaiu but dirty hu,rid beer ta,.k.
 lis Honor looked astori.hed
 My goodness. good ~, rrsn, said he. :hst's . terrible arrssEI.nt of the man iuis whose tender care ycu have placed your happiness.
 Care. She exclaimed. The ouIy thing he aares Tor is club. He don't know enough t., tako care O himself, nor to cu.Is into tLe housc when il rains. 1T yoaN just giy. hin bout sig Q .he longest kind o' mouths they u.c in the jug or vsiabVosr, or wnats-meve you may call il. you'n oblige hi. wife. po. sibly save me from scats ring him over tn. back yard. an rid the community of all crSd nuisance.
 Do you wan: to talk. George his HCno. asked
 No, said he, in hollow tones. Ten days. said the court. We'll. that's be,lsr'n nothin' said she, step. ping down. and come 10 think, that's m ore than he's worth 10 mo.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

received to- day, the !ssrs, snd finest and bcs, pss,s patterns ever seen in Tomb stone. Ii any gentleman wants 2 pair of p.cts made of the ls,est goods and pepsec: St. ! will guarantee it 0, no pay. Pants m.de from $l1 up to Si4. Come and examiAe my goo5a. It don' COS: you cent to exsains my goods.
 CHARLIE HARRIS. Bauer's Block, Fourth Ss. Tomb'tone
 : Atf.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

A very highly interesting game of billiaIds was in progress th.s afternoon at the Elite saloon, pet~ cen an Ex and an Ex D. A, Betting on tse game by anothor Ex 8, and very prominent Cslcom,ming artist was very spirited until one of our prominent arangers c.ms In, and knocked 1hem Seps, After playing several games. the pard bants and those betting on the Outsids. began to sun
 up their winnings and losIngs, snd the grand total was tbxt the house csRe out winner. e
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
~ LA5eOt.

HEssEG. CkaAR C WRHRylrrx-I sm hsre in these besutiipl mountains shsrpcn- lnY my knives and fixing things up gener. ally fo- the recepiiop Of Generai Crook uhd his army, us Ire has sent E,u wvId that Ee attend, {" make me sit sI.o,tly h ave uI., got o.e tottI- oI vie mes,-ai leIi. and of tha, iee.eo,d beer Ui yours 50 that can vn.sr.s,p tise amy in ', Uecom,ns nannry
 GERcSoaIo.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
GATHERED TO-DAY BYOUR
 REPORTER.
A Big Cattle Drive-The San Pedro Custom House not
 to be Closed.
The Remains of Mrs. 2. T. Garlock Embalmed-A
 Card of Thanks.

h short t.ae Ton6s:ons viii be a boom. ing camp.
 Our stages are coming 's caily loadrd s:,r passengers. and the outgoing stages are comparatively spp'y
 Gus Mersr. g. Louis: Mrs. D. A. Ss 1iosd John Mccall. Tucson: Jesus Es:rs,ia. Rsrmo. sill"; Loui. C"isu. Fairbank; arc registered at the occiden,ai hotel.
 This ia glcrinus climate. the said climate {. :' ctr 2 one ot "nr most rrnm; nent as.ay'fs. wh" ere l"rg vii Join the gran army of benr6 cts.
 The remains of Mrs. Gsr!':k. who was iuIIsd n a.s,hi, Charles,cn on Nnn- da, las, lave i~s n p,i.x .ln. d, and will he sen, [" M r relatives in Ohio to nor- ro~ m"snirs.
 Sti!l srother marriage In h.yh life i. on the tspis. ard IS causing great anIietv l among society people |, know the .xsct date when the happy couple vii bt made one.
 Cts the Crystal P.lae. saloon fnr a Big Schooner If ice cold Anh.uss+r beer drawn from the pa,sn. G. rman f'untain. O''v 1912 cents rsr gIas'. The committee appointed to have water conveyed to the rev cemetarv evidently IniHsd the sileut majority. peace be {" .heir ] ashes. Now let us have a committee of live i mon who will attend 10 their duties.
 The Ssp Pedro custom h.use wss sa be c'osed Ausus' lat ny order of the secre tAry of fnanca, fr not paying i'a ex tsnses. Aes0r \ 'irra. the col!sc'or, n"~ on leave ot sbsencc, interpos-d and promised so Test"g-i' to a paying basis 1 ia three months # he was allowed the sOls raasgcment. His off"r was ac cepted. and he is dai'3 expected to ar , rive.
 We think that the mex: osioi.i head tha. should be chopped Of ia this territory is that oi john P. C1nm, postmaster of thii | city. Mr. Cum hes eaten fro,n the Reprbil can crib for the pas. ten or fifteen years, and has always poised as sn ardent Tapati;sar Eut since the election of MT. Cieyelana he has turned his coat, and j. now engaged ir editing democratic paper in this city. SCOT ing the party shat ha. fed him for ye.rs and trying to curry favor with the party iH power. all we suppose to retain his el,S0t per year post"fEle which should he filled hy q democrat, under the present sdmiaistr. ton.
 Joseph Tasker, ono of Tnmbstons's old businsss men, came in last evenin: from Phesix apd spssks in G'wing terms Q. the city oa the salt river and think. il has splendid future in view. Nr. Tss ker WAS ono ot "ur very !, ,,s: citizens and we hope and trust that be vii! be sue sessfll in his updrrtakinxs in ArizonAi futrre capital; ssd # courage, energy and ability will succeed Nr. Tssker vii prcsper. for he has all. and heart q tender as . vomsnb aat generous to , fauls.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
s Lost Ur .StraYeti.

Ose haokskin hors'. iouc years o!d, nh"ut D hands high, N,' brand One black horse, 5 -czrs old, abou, 14.k hands high, Mexican brand 0n lef, hip and J. II, on shoulder. The above were las, seen on the ranch of Thomus Dunbar as Yrs Al.mOs. A lil,eral re ward will be paid fur this return .o the Fhas,on Stables. Ns
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

There is one contemplating nsu ia Tomb ston,. and you can see ;, by his opepiug up such p,amnnth establishment riyhi where the eirand i,stnV... nj wns foI,pcr- iv. He keeps nothing but shoes. X Schwnr,z has ful, confidence in Tomb sto1e's prosperity. eG-
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

Give the new tailoring establishment Q call. l guarantee perfect satisfaction, or no pay demanded. Al! work done a. short uo'lce. Don't fail 10 ses him Chss. Harris, Baueris bOtel block Op Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
A fiOe.

The regulsr meeting of Rescue Hose will he Loldcn th,s evening at the H".e house st 8 o'clock this evening. All members are requested so b~ present.
 L. AARoH, G. s. BRADSHAW,
 G.crrtssy. G!esidens.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
Don | J,1,tt

All kihas-ot tailoring alone. Clothes made. c.ssned and rernire.i nt the Iow-s' wing rs,es at the tutoring esss"'iEh meBt of Chss. Harris, Ia R,ue- ; clock, ou Eoprit street. "
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

The following ge:.ilemrn were duly in- s'ailrd last evening, a. officers 2: Cochiss L,dyc, s'. 5, der Vf Cid Fei"ws fr the ensuing Term: q. s. Br.6akaw. N. 6.; Kssruey. vG; Record ing Secretary; B AF..kss, Trsasurer, Dave Cuhsn, -..r .-
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

Taken up on the streets OfTomi stone, one sorrei mule. Owner gan have the same by calling on Andy Mehsn, con table, and pay ing costs. je 29 mo.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

Notice ts keyeby given thai there will te meeting of ths .Tonbstons SssekgrOssrs Association st she Court House ID Tomb stone st 2 o'clock, p. n, on sAssrday July IS, 1888. All members are urgently Eesussied to be present. ,. c. 8. ABBOTT.
 Jy B td F,csi1ens.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
IhoS..J. 0oWell.

Spanish and book-keeping. Easy terms Practical methods. Craycn drawing and pennmanship. ChildreA's class ln Spanish meets at 9 o'clock every morning.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
Beard 0f Supervisors.

Beard 0f Supervisors. Board met uYsuant Co adjournment Present. full board. %. ., Mipu:es of last meeting read sad sp. proved.
 The board met as board of equslization and have been in scssio. .,s -uch aisnxy,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15

We sx,end cur shsnks so kessrs. Csassr & Wshrfri,s for hountifuT sup ply of ice cold Aahuessr bssr. Come sgsia gsass, yea are the psints,s' friend.
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FC Hawkins, liesuse $l5 ard costs $3C. Fl, L-i ten, license SIS. and rost- so,
 Melton for neS ,ris, in the ease of Sol Israel was heard AnA taken under sdviss- mept,
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Schwartz only k eus white mems goods and this is more than gEest many others keep,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-15
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Tte Trustees of school district nun Der one. met ct Dr. Willis office as o'clock p. m. There were present c. C. Willie, s. c. Bagg and David McFawn. The question is to the SD. pointment of teacherr vas taken up, when the followirs named person. were elected as such: Miss Ellison 2nd grade, Miss Hanes3d grade Miss Shaw 4th grade Miss Powell 9th grade. The Board the adjourned t. 8 o'clock p. m. July 18th. DAVID MCFAwN Clerk of 2oard. County Records The following ins:Tumenis ave sss.n filed in the ofice of the County Rec,rd CT.
 IocAfIr.s. . Location sS Is-I claim 16O acres by C. g Abbott. Con.ols mine. Dos Cabexas dis: ici;J [ Ensrsiey.
 ofJ Wicker. in el.o0O. as notary public
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ArLolds Wood Yad, C"rser Eigh. and
 Stafford s.scets. Dry cord and st,ve wo,,G at lowest rates Lave ordcrs with aEIvld's express wagon