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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
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THE death of Emory Storr~, the famous Chicago lawyer, is,in some respects national joss. He was a really great lawyer, and doubti. ss had no superior in Il e country as an eloquent and persuasive advo- cate. Even on the dryest qres i, ns q law, It was q rare tlea to li.tta T to him, and there was q cons, IT, mat" afiectaticn of sincerity al, Tt him ln difficult circun stances and at critical times that amour, q to art Of the best quality. He leaves a great void in the Illinois bay, and It will be hard to fiji it. He loved politics passionately and was oneof the best equipped stump speakers Tn the Union. He was 9 Bourbon Republican in policy, anI while he was a success as a popular ta.ker OF political topics, he tel far shcrt O the mark of statesmanship. Mir stofrs made a great deal of money at h's profession, but it is sad th. {
 
 he hal an invincible rrpugnance to payirg his debts, and an mai able appetite for getting things ,n credit. In that respect he was a smaller reproduction Of Daniel Webster.
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He Vent Back a Box
ALANTA, Sept Is.


 WitAir the last few days a romance
 Ii real fife, having strange incidents, las been brough; 10 c.cs. Thirty ye'rs ago ,h"rA arrived in this ci.y all Italian I,sm-j Valentino, and his young wife. The couple went hard to work n small trading, and ,oo hv lucky investments in real eststa b.. air.n wealthy. With his increasing wealth Valentino begSn to relax his domestic ties, and in 1867 disappeared with a II len with whom he had become en- a nored, leaving his wife with three daughters and one son, the you nc-st daughter beinS but an infan'. The truant husband was heard from bu, onc4, when, through an attorney, hc settled his Atlanta property upon hs wife, and disappeared. as It was sul.- posed, forever. Throu-h long years which followed the deserted wife re maincd true [" her husband and raised her children to be respectei members of society. A the children grew up they would ask their mother about the of their father. He vii come iiack som" day." would he her invar'abe answer. As she grew older she became more positive in Ter be lie; that the trrant husband would rptarn 'He is my husband" sho would say. ''and ! will not fail in my duty because he failed i'll his. His place is here when he turns" But few days a go she repeated th,S statement and to verify her faith in her belief he dead body of her husband WAS delivered 10 her by express soon after and was buried from the Catholic Church in thi place. With it came the state ."a:.t ;i-at Valentine had proposed in his new home. Bat two years ago cverca:ne him and he dis cariai lis ra-amoar, after pravia."@ for her support He 'as enya@ou n closing out his Dusi,~ss .or tie pur- pose of returning 70 his long-neglocted' ~ lie, when death intcricroA with his 3lens. His last reIucs: 70 those around him was to send his body 10 his wife m Atlanta.
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Almost A DeSoeraoo.
GARIIELD, Sept, IS.

This afternoon ti.e trnin men on the west-5ound passenger pr, eeit the news of the disappearance of Tom Reap a 'ad l5 years 0 q, from his home ten miles south of Larned, with & finc horse beloncjn. tc kis father. Ibr bl- ga geren recognized the boy and horse as the train passed him, ahoJ; foTr mile east of this place, anu -.oues- ted th" officer here to arrest him and telegraph his farther. About o'clock a boy answering the des crip;;on oi the ranaway rode in town, armed with double -bsrreled shotgun Several cit zens approached him and endoavor- ei to effect horse trado with him wLile telegram was sent to his father. X reply was immediately re cieved to arrest the boy and hold him until his father could arrive. The con- stable and station agent succeeded in disaru,ing the youthful desperado and held him until the arrival of his father this afternoon. Mir. Reap stated ID conversation with tie Globe-Demc- crat corresp ondsqt that Tom was evi- dently starting out with the intention of making dime novel desperate, and that he and a neighbors boy had been planning the runaway for some time and expected to leave together for the Panhandle of Texas, where they would ;errorizs the natives with daring ex ploits. The runaway stated he was tired of farm life and wanted change He consented, however, to return wit. ais father.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
StiU Another.

Hafner & shaughnessy. the popular pro prietors Of the Billiard parlors, on Allen st. having made arrangements with the propri tors oi the Celebrated >chiiiz Milwaukee, beer, have had fiEe ic; trcs; erected iu ;Eeir saloon and are now prepared to serve their numerous customers with schooners of this celebrated beer on d: augh;, ice cold Drop Tn and iry il. a4u.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18

HE earnings of the Mexican Central for the month of Auopst are reported at S-55, ,GS4, against s2+o,i3S for Lhe corrospondieg ne. Tod Of last year. This is an in crease of over six per cent, and at a time when no gain was to be looked for. The Sonora road
 WHICH IS part of the Atch;son sys'em, also reports decided gains. Since the first of the year this line sho"S a net income of sas, ,66O compared with dcsc:t for the same months of 1884 of S:O7s7 Ihese gains are due to the traf fir furnished by the steamer. The management expect to put on two small boats to develop the trade of the interior ports along the coast.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18

Aiser hreakfast, ;o mske y"urse:f fee harpy, go tn Ashnun { Wslk~r's spd ra,ci: :sr 2 chn;ca imported c'csr.
 The Pioneer nil, .on- Sacramento E tie Set .a ;iic iasrse;. For gale :t tEe iesh stv.e Cf TcLCo1I < MEssiCE.
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SOtSce-

All parties knowing themselves indebted to Charles Mehan are notified te settle the same within the next ten days, and all parties having claims against me will pre- sent the came for payment within ibe next zen days. CHARLES MEAN.
 Tombstone, August 3i. 1885.
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City OMccrs
Sandy Sob's Stage Line,

tace O connect with Et,,,rn Id West ern bounG trains leaves al ?:lj a. ri stage for BIs1cc leaves every day ("XceDt Sund.yD at 6 g. m, City lime
 Stage 10 connect wi:h Guaymus train le:ves at ? ?. m.
 Stage for Charleston leaves at : a. m Office: f)G Alltn street, uuler Occidental Hotel.
 Postoffice Directory. PostotlcL open iron x q. n. tO ! n m and one hour af,rr distribution o! evening mali. Registry business lruuI x q m to ;I ? ;n Money order business from q. III. tn 4 ?. m. Open sundays from :3U 70 $ r. ni and one hour after distribution of evening mail. All oUt.goin. mails except for B :. Deel close al d. m. Mai. for B- bee close. al 10 r. III. Postal notes lssucd for any suln from one cent tO S4 JJ. Fee fDr c.ch noie, . cents. JOHN P. CLUN
 Postmaster.
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4 FRritiShesi rDUse

For rent ur for sale, consisting of pa-lor. twu bed rooms, dining r0um and kuchep, On srv,nih sirret, b"tween E uce and Sa',ord streets. For partcuiJrs apply to 4 r. Har' mans iewciry stule under the oc''id 'nt.i hotel. iti5U
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18

EDWARD EVERETT HALE says he agrees with Bulwer that three hours IS as much time per day as a literary man should spcnd at his
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
DRcIk kAN VI f.

!. Nar,5--Tlc Ear.,or Eeg,rncat ........
 < Vi s-:iac!... . Over.ur"-H -iru;ne ,c Gl!.
 l. N. Ca:. iu. 3. WaitH--Thc Skaters. Waldteufcl Selection rom hr opera "t hl.ncs
 O Normandy ".... Robert Pianduettc ,. Overture iron. -.ie opera "La Dame
 BIanc.c. c..-.-.............. boielGiel 9. taU;-sIa '.ns-Ci-"patra, (Solo
 for Flufe aud PircoiJ by II, NJ
 C. Djkcr,aany.. y............E. DaInarc :. Scl"c;t"n from the opera "Giof-.
 hiT"1h' '-.-..-. -. LacocG :. Wa.tZ--SnUI-,-r Roses John Strau.s $ GraId Mri,e. ~ Daye Brahauis
 iG?iiiH- s"rg-.-... arr. Jy b Muller 10. fOlha- llurriC: ne. (C,'ruc; Solo by
 Pr i-j. II Krrye"I. 4. ". NIchulsun II. A-GayUtir-'S 'SvLn"icie ikaizcirn' B-MeNisan SrrrHade--" Maud. iinaia"
 bl Q. l""rrt ....arr. by ] II. Krey CT l2 Gao, - G.'ud- ht and GnUd d-hyc"
 ..-..-.....-........P SIOcktOn. IF Admission to Concert aud Hop, "a ceut..
 Reseryeu seats, $Ier. Doors open 2, : D. m. Concert commences
 at ; o'clock sharp, Reserved Seats can be obtained at Sol I>raers Book store
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
HuaChuCa Hotel! FORT HUACHUCA, Arizona TerriTorv

Deg to inform the Public th have purchased h, brautu, ana assure the patrons tha ho e will h Lsc+ s.-, n ana respectfully solicit the patronage of the public ii,
 70 "o Fer Day. Special Terms for Families. os% R.vr VIII Leave i"'hstone Every Morning 1t
 "s A. A' PURIFIER Late cf Portor's Hotel, Tucson PHIL. L, CHOvAT, Manager,
 STAGE FARE. ROUND "TRIP, saee
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.S:T0ur,f CT Stolen |.

b.y -orrei h"Ise 1G hands high. white bind ,-ei. stsr n face. bapd on hiD ", with wave u, der. also W nith wave under on shoulder. By leaving s.,'ue at Fashion stable wIil re libera,ly rewarded. septl53.
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FPrEM8ER IS --...... .--.....'ss5
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All parties knowing themselves indebted to Andy M:han will please settle the same within ten days, and all having clsims against hin vii! Tl~asc present the same w..LiD tea dsys. A J NgKAS
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18
Meeting Notice.

Burnside Post No. 36, Dept. Cal, c. A. R.; regular meetings ,st and Ord Sat- uriays iu each month, at .he City Hall, ct : 80 p. m. ". II. SAVAGE,
 Adjutapt. ! L. CHOW, Csnmar 6ss ss
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

County Examiner Wilkersen will held
o Teachera Institute at this place, com
menoing Thursday, the 18th inst, con-
tinuing three days. Every school director
in the county is earnestly requested 10 be
present. Teachers are required by law
to attend, and it is expected they will ell
be on hand, The ohect of the session
will be to discuss new methods of teach
ing and to indulge in a general inter.
change of ideas pertaining to the cause ct
free schools. By attending this lnsti.
tute school directors can the better learn
the quail fcat.ons o. teachers, and can
post themselves in different ways. Col.
Abornctby viii deliver an address Friday
night
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

We have OILY to report progress on the
railroad. The work is steadily progre5s~
ing and it would astOnish some of the pa.
tiVes to 90 out and see how much has re-
ally been done The grading is nearly
completed to White River, a distance of 7
miles. We are informed that Col. Perky
will start with surveying party to the
Mississippi River at an early day ard
that having completed the read to the
Madison county limo the grading will be
pressed eastward in the early spring
Fayetteville Democrat,
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
DISSECTING A DAILY BEAUTY.

TOTHE EDITOR: [ am agOnizediy in love
with one fair maid, who has a daily beauty
that makes Others seem ugly. | have uei-
ther time nor money to wed her, and l ask
your fatherly advice. YOUTH.
Now, YOUTH" old boy, you are in
hard row sure enough The style Of love
you have generally hits a young fellow
early, and hifs him very hard. Some
call it the "agonzedIy' brand, and some
he "not-dry. behind the-aars' brand
We are glad the maid is fair" bet then
they all are, you know. Other people
may no, thiOk so, but YOU DO; other peO-
pie might say her nose was little out OF
plumb, ard that her ears were not set On
rght; some might notice that she il fFccb-
d and has bad teeth, but when you look
uco her starry eyes, you could nos see
fr1ckie as large as a bunion plaster,
could you? You are all right about her
haYiag daily beauty They all have
\ glrl that can't scare up a good brand
pj daily beauty while powder paint and
India ink are sc cheap, is no good, but
the nightly beauty is another thing
Did you ever see her when she had taken
off her daily beauty and laid il asjde for
the night? No, dear boY,you never did.
or you wouldn't have sent that postal If
you could see her after you have taken
Your leave, and she has skjpred down
the back stairs in her stocking feet to
hold matinee with a ham bone, you
would shudder. That hair that you love
to curl around your finger is all safe-in
the upper bureau drawer That lovely
complexion that you have always admired
SO, is all on wet towel; she has wiped it
off in order to give lbe pores of her taQe
chance to breathe. Those little love locks
tha5 were won't to ay in fuzzy loyeness
oiU0liu he, la,r iUr5dead, are ali dune up
now in little twists around some pieces Of
newspaper that her little brother had bis
bread and butter wrapped up in. And
those shoes that fitted 80 nicely in and out
meath her dainty skirt, they are over in
one corner and are so hot that they w0Old
born your hand if you Put it inside, and
the pretty feet that were in them are now
in q pair of her fathers old slippers, ius-
to give her corns and bunions a ohanca 90
swell out and draw in a long breath, os it
were. And that lovely Hguret You
know how nicely her dress set when you
left her? Well, her hustle is under the
bed now, ami she locks like somebody
had hit her with an oak plank aud Cat.
tened her out, That swelling bust is on
the back ola chair, and she is wondering
where she can get . new string tomorrow,
as she heard ore pop as You ID her good
bye.
And "TousL."--Iut here! Hold on!
a. we read further yea say 81 have
neither time nor money to wed her.
Then wha. do you bother us with conon-
drums for; If you haven't Gme 10 marry
her, what 90 you waat advice for? Ey~
ansyiie Argus.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

We are pleased TO leara since our
fourth page was pat in type thst our
friend Kings appointment as receiver at
the Harrison land cfiae has teen con-
frmel. Bro Newman, to5t h.m q tune
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
LOG. AL n T-EW 8
Town and County.

Shoot folly and the flies, Don't miss
the flies.
VIII Cochran made trip to Little
Rock this week
"A son of Mrs. Wm. II. Davidson is
very sick, with fever.
H r. Johns has been very low with
fever for several days, but is now on the
mend,
Mamma in the kitchen dishin' up "hasb;'
Daughter at window tryin' to make
mash.
Come in and pay for your paper, you
fellows who owe for siZ months or more
We need money and must have it,,
The note sent in from Mammoth
Spring connot be published as the multi
ated pencAlrgs could not be deciphered'
-Thos, II. McCalcb and lady are re-
cei5ing congratulations of friends over
the arrival of an 81 pound boy at their
domicil
john r. Metoalf has received thc an
4 att-,> ..f~~t, ta.s-55 !!'iis.'', -
]. P. Jones resigned. The new commits
sion is expected in few days.
We met our friend S. P Turner of
Ash Flat, last Tuesday, who informed US
chat the d1outh had ruined the crops in
the west end of Richwoods township.
-Theo. Maxfeld s. Bros. have just
received a new lot of wagons "Nhite
Water" "Murphy," and james & Cra-
ham, for sale cheap.
DR.. Ed Sullivan is again extracting,
filing and plugging around thjs burg
this week Those who suffer with pain
rul moIers will recover upon hearing Ed.
laugh,
We notice the Guliett gin took The
frst premium over all competitors at the
Worlds Fair. Theo. MaXhrld u Bros
are agents for these celebrated gins and
all other kinds of machinery.
As John Ho,ohkiss was coming to
town yesterday the mule be was riding
fell down, throwing him among some
rocks which cut his head aud bruised his
back in a painful, but not serious manner.
John was riding "gal' fashion.
During August Thoo. Maxfeld s.
Bros viii offer their entire stock of dry
goods, shoes, clothing &C., regardless OF
cost, in order to make ready for the fan
business. Genuine reductions in all
lines
VIM. I. Bcardon, ono Of our county's
best farmers, and who Cnlt7ates Tie best
of Strawberry bottom land, s&ya that by
setting FIRE to bis corn field ne thinks it
would burn Ike prairie grass. The same
field generally yields 40 to 50 bushels corn
per acre.
JAS G. Sims AID family returned
from Spring river last Saturday whore
they had been on fishing excursion
They were accompanied by Miss Addie
Pyland and her brother, All report a
pleasant trip and an abundance cf fried
fish during three days stay.
The RECORD Office has been removed
to the publishers house on cast Main
street where, as soon Is we can get fixed
up" and Strengthened out, we will be in
comfortable quarters. We kindly but
earnestly request those who know them
selves indebted to the Office to call in i'm
mediately and pay up.
Mr.. ga" correspondent in Frank
lin Tidings intimates that the fact Of the
franklin Sunday school being aucsded
the banner at the lizard county s. S. con
Vention, goes TO show that the Interha-
tlonal Lesson papers do not increase tie
attendance at Sru58v sohodlp. as fhe ohil.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
Flooring aAl Ceiling.
Sawed from SELECT LOGS, specially

Orders by mail. VIII rec i've PROMPT al
tention. Coru wheat AND porn taken III
exchange Ter lvmher az market prices
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Elders FEepios and jenkinf, ass siei
bv Elder Rose. are hiding prctr0cted
meeting a, the Christian church.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

Aud You'll. ."--,'ut here. Hold en-!
As we read fur,her yea say 81 haze
neither time nor money to wed her
Then what do you bother HIS with conun-
drums for; If you haven't r.me TO marry
her, what Go you want advice for? Ev~
anayii.e Argus.
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06

The proprietor desires t0inform tie pub
lie that be keeps at all times a large supply
OF tIst-cMs8 lumber or she yard, and is
prepared to I'll orders 3t short notice
Seasoned
Sharp County record., 1885-08-06
JNO. S. MEDLEY.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROGE,-l575.
LAND OFFICE LITTLE @oc> Ark /
,r % 1875

Notice is hereby gly,n that the aolowne
named settler has ilcd notice cL n.Sintoa'
tion to make final proof in SUPPORT Of his
claim. aud thar said proof will be made
before the judge Of sharp county, A. Even
inc Shade, Ark, Oh Aug. Il, 1875, viz
Ruthia Burchhld, widow q ii, ]. i|arcA1
fld, dec, homestead 1880, for The ui ao
or, sec. 8. hf NV or. see. 2, 16north, west
She names the following with 9s8cS Dn ploy'
her continuous residence upon, and ctl,l'
walton OF, said land. viz: James Spa krs
James N Knight, john iiO.enS aud J5ai
Stinet, all Of Calamine, Arkansas
N. W. GIBBS,
c. Z. KELSEY, Receiver. R"slste&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-08
LOCAL BREv1r1Is.
aiAttsTS Of Minor Moment Ia and About tn
OitV

MY
Bio time at the Island rink tonight.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yes.
terdny.
IuEnx was not q case in Police Couit
yesterday.
CHANCE Of bill at Charley shay's Thea
ire this evening by the Murphy Wells
Pleasure Party.
SEATS for Lotta's engagement at the
Opera House Saturday night will be placed
on sale ct Banners music store this
morning.
l X. WATERMAN, manager Of the Island
Skating Rink, is making big preparations
for a good time tonight. Music by the
Island Rink band tonight. Do not fail
to go.
A SMALL child was run over by bakers
wagon on Sixteenth street just east Of
Jacob Tuesday night and badly hurt. The
Child's own carelessnesB was alone To
blame.
REEFS fall opening yesterday afternoon
and evening attracted hundreds OF ladies'
A rare line OF novelties wasshown. This
seasons goods surpass those Of any other
in beauty aud atiFactiveness.
THE Happy Eight skating and dancing
carnival at tho Chapline street rink TO-
night will be one OF the most enjoyable
affairs ever given at this popular resort
All patrons and friends Of the rink are
cordially invited.
"TnE WAGES OF TIN," melodrama
highly spoken Of by the New York press
will be the attraction at the Opera Houst
next Monday and Tuesday evenings. II
is presented by Maubury and 0verton anC
a strong company.
The Linsly Institute cadets have re
Ceived their caps, in which they look very
natty. Under Major Lees direction they
are becoming very proficient in drill anC
before long it is hoped that they will make
their appearance on the streets.
W. B GILMoRR, q prominent grocer o.
| st. Clairsvile, made an assignment for tht
benefit OF his creditors Tuesday. The liza
bilities range between $500 and S2p4O0
and the assets in grocery stock and boos
accounts will probably amount 10 81 500
The principal creditors are the wholesale
gfocSrs OF Wheeling. Emerson Wiley 4
the q, signee. Tho failure caused consld'
cradle surprise, as IL was thought MIR. Gil
more was financially solid.
TIE river commenced falling again al
this point yesterday, and at dusk last even.
ing there was a depth OF only l loot Il
inches in the channel. The closing Of the
Davis Island dam, which was succe s'lully
accom- panied yesterday, accounts for the
fall OF over foot within the past
twenty -iour houis A rise may be
looked for in few hours, however. The
reports from above last evening were as
follows: Pittsburgh, feet 6 inches and
rising; Oil City, 7.l0 aud stationary; Par
ker, i foot and 2inchCs snd rising; Green's
toro, 0 feet II inches and stationary; Lock
No. i, 5 feet inches and stationary; Hce't
Landing, 8 feet aud stationary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-08
. rnE MARL1Na nosnERY.
The Trial OF the Accused Postponed I'LL tho
Next Term,

NHxt Iofms
The case OF Thomas MCGOWAN. William
MCGOWAN, John Culver, George Culver
and Ed. Angus, indicted for completely in
the unforGotten Marling robbery, WAS set
for trial yesterday in Part Of tho Circuit
Cour. before Judge Boyd. At 8 o'clock the
case was called. the prisoners being in
court with their counsel, Messrs Dsvener
and Elson. II. NJ. Russell appeared with
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan on behalf Of
the prosecution, The State asked an adj
iournment till 2 o'clock p. NJ, as witnesses
living in Wetzsl county whose testimony
was vital to the case had not yet arrived.
AT 3 o'clock the case was again called,
but on motion OF the States attorneys IL
was postponed till the nextterm. The ac'
cused renewed their bonds, and were re-
leased, The postpauement was granted
on account Of the failure OF the Wetzel
county witnesses to appear. The sum.
monses were sent to the Sheriff OF WelZel
county last Saturday. Yesterday, they
were returned to the Clerk OF the Court
with note from the Wetzel county Sheriff
TO tho effect that no had not had tune TO
serve the papers.
Capt. Dovener was anxious, apparently,
for an immediate trial.
Both sides OF the Circuit Court will ad-
iourn Saturday, and Court will begin in
Marshall and Hancock counties next Mon
dAy.