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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

Canse ne Eartban aisrs M, Y,s,ea.ecs. !.
The old theory Of earthquakes and
volcanoesiis that they arctcauxed by
the Sporting out and stopping osetsas
ti'nes Ut an interior molten r.asI
which j. found lat greater or less ,lIs3
ta'ices below the thick crust Of ikY
earth's coolnuter surface a sIsy4
wri'ersays the theory that the iinte1
rior Of the earth IS composed Of -
melted redIlot mass must ne abatjn
dosird. The new idea ii tliat iri,erss
are three parts to The eartI.s sdt,a
Stance. First, in the center IS 4 greats
solid nucleus. About this is j riuT
LOT semi-fluid matter clforms
viscid or sticky mass. Outs;,it. ID
this is solid earth crest. The ri,,r ~
layer Of visci,t substance ii thus conf
pressed between two solids. listing
around slowly As the earth n,oveA
The motion OF this Internal, iscialaya
er causes upheaval or depression II
the earth's surface according u diH
erent portions are more or less yieitss
ing. As.i N 1885, sssiIf aai.s.i5s.s
Earthquakes and volcanic crunl
tons are accounted for OF, the thcoy
ny OF electrical Disturbances. .ItiS
well known that electrical current5
are constantly passing and repassiu3
through the cara: y crust. aEverS
telegraph operator knows that M
cannot telegraph from one city 10 din
other unless tile ends OF his wire ara
connected with the earth.p'' Thu
there are good and bad conductors IN
electricity is no less well known. II
the current meets resistance IN thN
shape of a bad conductor, it is OH
structed in its free passage, and meIta
metals, causes things to take fire, am
plays havoc gennrally. III like ma &
ner, IN the eartl, are minerals of dif2
ferent conducting power. Aff
''l,et us suppose, now" avs a cefs
tain writer, ''that strong current az
electricity passing through the earth
along vein of mineral meets wild
the Resistance offered BY body whos&
capacity for conducting is less, it na$
uraiiy follows that great heat is de.
veloped, the surrounding material he.
comes incandescent or meIts, the
earth crust expands and cracks, TIA
water from the surface penetratts ID
the depths, is decomposed into oxrs
gen ana hydrogen by the electricity
and in other places reunited by.ex-
plosion, the gases find vent through
the crater of the volcano and the Lac
follows, propelled by the hydranl;6
pressure resting upon it." i
This writer suggests that if light.
nlng rods were driven down into TIA
earth to sufficient depthin earthquakes
regions, the accumulated electricim
might pass harmlessly of into the air.
But how deep would it be necessary
tn rrnS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23
Placerville, Oct. %, 1885.

NIKE McCrHoUGH, Ed. Maloney
and John Woods have just completed
tunnel one hundred feet in length
to tap a channel back from the creek
about mile below the Cold springs.
They will drift there all winter. The
tunnel was given = grade, so that they
can lay sluices in the tunnel and work
by the sluieing process when they
have water. They have quite
an extent of ground, audit is believed
to be good. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

~ NfA wy - NJ VI lTE ~ Il %-$~ "a ~
from the handle with but little or no
expense of time and labor, and can
be attached III NJ, instant. Davis and
Robbins patient is the same, as to
the end, aim and object, both being
for the accomplishments Of the same
purpose, but there is quite difference
in the construction of parts for the
ACCOMPLISHING Of the Improvement
aimed at. Davis & Robbins pick
has already been described by the
World. Womack's pick has only a
single key Iwftsed-shaped, which is
driven in between the pick and the
end OF the handle. The straps ex-
tend past the end of the handle, and
the pick passes through, square holes
~ the straps. The pick has slot, by
means OF which it is held in its place
when the key is driven il. This kind
OF strap, we believe is called stirrup
strap. 1t will be seen that all picks
must be made exactly one size to be
attachei toea certain handle. There
IS difference of opinion as to which
Is the better patent, Davis & Robbins
or Womacks. Pom Yam got this pick
when he was down on the Payette a
short time ago ard for the purpose Of
getting the opinion of miners on the
invention, by request of the inventor
Davis & Robbins pick has been pro-
noounced good by miners who have
used it. Whether or not Womack,s
will stand the test of actual use re-
mains to be seen. An examination
or Its arrangements would lead one
to believe that it is a good invention.
the only objection being that the
picks must all be the same size for
certain handle. With Davis g. Rob
bins any size can be used.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

TaE Sh,sl,one Journal says the
utahI& Northern narrpw guage
hr,.uorch from Pocatello to Garrison,
Montana, is being widcned to broad
e rn aud it isiexpected+the line will
be built directly 20 Helena.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

couNr is sin i" session At At Eagle Rock,
Bingham County. The Register says
there are several polyga'nous cases on
the docket. and SO far 10 Phelps, A..
Latham, L. B. Nash, w. C. Garrison,
and Arthur Peck have been arraigned,
but have not plead yet. 7
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

Ma; MAsHAy, Of EmmettsvilL., saws
bear are very plentiful on Lever Lower
Payette. One was lassoed the other
day, and his 'capturers sold him for
good price.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

R,oyrf WRIGHT, who shot and kill
ID Frank Pitcher at Soda Springs last
week, was. arrested son Grave creek,
two davs after the murder, and was
lodged in Jail at Blackfoot.i 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

sFHE News reports new and ricl,
strikes made in the Tahnma mine at
Atlanta. on the 800 and 4OO.ft. fav.
els. The ore carries native and ruby
silver. TN rntyA ~. y reg \
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

The journal SAYS a new $40, 900
afrademv is to he located at Shoshonc,
the citizens and the townsite compa-
nv giving the grounds and pledging
liberal amount Of cash. The fonn-
dation probably will he laid this fall
and wing 4Oxl2O and two stories
high be, completed in the spring. The
citizens are now aeitating system
OF water works, a new Touring mill,
and smelling and reduction works for
the territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

HALEY Lodge No. IL, "A. 3. s. A.
M., was constituted, consecrated aud
dedicated, aud the officers installed
BY G,o. W. Richards, Deputy Grand
Master, last evening. The officers
installed we're, I. D. Ballinger, w.
NJ; Alex. Wilman, S. w; Don Nc
MNJ. W.; w. T. Riley, treas; E. E.
Richards, Sec; Fl. r. Piughof, SD;
Alex McKibbin, J. d.; Geo. Garbutt,
and Elias May, stewards, ana Andrew
brown, tyler. Il News Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

The hrst race at Boise City last
Monday layy was a five-eights mile dash,
l0'swo-.year olds. Purse, $3.50. John
Barley entered Early Jr., w. H. Babb
entered Tom Daley, and Mike Fen
neF entered Fontenoi. DALEY won
We race, coming in half a neck ahead
VI Farley Jr. Time-1:O54. VIM.
Leigh rode Daley. The seco.d was
.aOt'lng race, 8 best in 5. Purse,
'"'-sloO to first horse, $50 to sec
s'a and $40 to third. Entries--Stone-
, vail oy John Early, Coquetta by N.
= Dsac0' Black Bart by N. G. Smith.
''OAewall came under the wire half a
= "as'n ahead of Coquet.a. Time
2'a' Black Bart was distanced.
y second heat the same, except that
~ s.4ue'1a was thirty feet behind.
lime S:45f. StonewaIl won the
~' u neat. Time-2:504.
tuesday, one and one-third mile
'''e' John Young named Doc Lin.
! ~ NJ Nc Mahan, Don Leary; Mike
.',s'' Avondale; John Farley, Ear
"A'F' Linsey won by neck, Av-
,, rs.'s second. Time, 2:o24. For the
In 'S race, one mile and a third,
|Wm ~ thurman named McGrcgor,
|Arh;so , "a named Barney Clark and
|D.c s' ' stevenson named Blue. Bar
|anoo won br,t heat in 3:O3s. Blue dis
is,t I. , 4 Same horse won second
lsa at u =, ';ola. MrGregor won third
|four,b" h%o7 . Barney Clark won
'a VT heat in 2:57.
quarters tuesday IS running race, three
En- D., q a mile, three year-olds, 2
hoo
by Bhtaa 'se' sl5o. Avondale, Ba-
fespe ',He and Jesse r we're named
En.t, ave BY Mike Fenner, Tom
|son drt H. - hansome. Baby Blake
|l2Oa neat ny a neck. Time
sans ,s Jesse 9 Il. distanced. Second
Biz rars nf IS Time, 1:2o4. Trot-
FMs. w year clds, mile heats,
end N nm I'm Taylor names Matte,
Est bea pteach' Alta A. Alta A. won
Fine,, s s.sss nearly distancing Matte.
ElFe ueaI Alta came under the
Fine 2. ssf ahead in the second heat.
\ bali ,'Ia. Matte won next heat
'snsfh' Time, 2:52!.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

LEAxDER EDWARDS, son of Nor
man Edwards, Of Centerville, left
eight or ten days ago for Wisconsin.
He goes to College, at Racine
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am,ssl-sp 81: tpsal-'ii's.

p,,ruBEg the auction sale at l
81. i tomorrow. Read adj.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

Fan 60 ldys VIC will sell Mems
o,... su;ts and Overcoats at Cost
!, cas, only. We mean business.
Myer g. Smith.
SEPT. lsth-a0d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

A HOUSE in Slaughter-house gulch,
owned by John Suhlsen, and occupied
by Ben Williams as a residence was
destroyed by fire last "Wednesday
evening about eight o'clock. 1t is
supposed the FIRE caught from the
stove.pipe. Ben said that there had
been no fire in the stove since early
that morning. He was in town when
the fire broke out, and came over sew
eral hours before.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

VIZ learn from the Atlanta News
that Albeit Holmes was made drunk,
beaten, and robbed of $62 in green
backs, few nights since. He charges
Robert Douglas with the crime, and he
accordingly entered complaint against
him for assault and robbery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

EHsaE are -l54s csses on tie
court calendar Of Alturas county for
the term Of court now in session at
HALEY. 49," = r. * s,SiI III
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

Work was started last week on an
irrigating canal, which will extend
from the canyon above Emmettsville
to Snake River, and will carry 100000
inches of water. 1t is the intention
of the company to dig canal on
each side of the river. There is an
immense area of good land on the
north side of the river that will be
covered by the canal.
The Boise City land Office is in re-
ceipt OF instructions from the general
land Office to the effect that claimants
in making final proof on desert en-
tries may make their proof before the
clerk of the court or his deputy, or
other competent officer, but the wit
nesses must appear before the local
Offices to make their proof.
|. E. MAnAN and George Tregas-
kis were, up this week from Emmetts-
vile. Mr.. M. gave us IL sample of
peanuts he raised this year as all ex
pertinent. They are larger and finer
than the average Of those shipped to
Idaho. Mr.. Mahan raised one hum
bred pounds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

THE Statesman says that with tie
completion of the five bitches already
surveyed and proposed to be taken
out of Boise river, to cover land on
both sides of Boise river and the
plains between the Boise and Snake
rivers, work on four of which has
been commenced, and the enlarge
ment of the Ridenbaugh ditch, al
ready constructed, over half million
acres of fine land can he reclaimed
and added to the productive land of
Ada county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

We have often been asked the
meaning of the word "crank." The
nea est we can get at it is this: 1t
was first used in the famous Guiteau
case to mean crazy man. Now, it
is used every day to mean anybody
who has an oddity or who happens to
differ with you on any subject. It
fills a "long-felt want" just as "bulI-
Dose" ''hoycott,'' ''hoodlum," and
'.mugwump." The English language
will soon be full Of expressive semi
slang words. The dictionary makers
add these words to the new edition
and thus they get the sanction of the
authorities and become regular
words. i Reporter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

1t is rumored that the hon rable
Judge Willard Crawford Esquire. of
Ma!ad, Oxford, Soda Springs, Black
foot, and Eagle Rock; the Honorable
Geo. N. Crawford Esq. member of
the last legislature of Idaho;the Hon.
orable SCHUYLER B. Crawford Esquire,
Broncho rider, and the Honorable
Frank S Crawford Esquire of --pro-
fession unknown, will each hold n
democratic convention in Blackfoot,
commencing with that of Willard
Crawford member (still) at large Of the
Territorial Democratic Association,
on the Gath instance Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23

Tahshupe, Tabheeshe and Coypt,
three indian bucks, were brought in
from Lemhi county, on Sunday morn
ing, in charge of E. Nasholds, sheriff.
and J. T. Young, deputy, and taken
to the penitentiary. They were con-
victed of grand larceny STEALING
horses), and sentenced, the former to
10 years in the penltentiary and the
last two to / year each in the peniten-
tiary. These are the first convictions
under the new United States law that
makes it crime for Indians to steal
from each other. The horses were
stolen from Tendoy, an Indian of the
same tribe. = Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-23
Pox.YAn, clipese merchant Of this |

-. RoS..1AM, aCLipese inerchalt Of this.
place, has new style of pick. pat
ented last August. A. Womack, OF
Payette, is the inventor. 1t is some
thing on the plan of Davis and Rob-
pins 4Htqa{ W. improvement on the
old-sHae pix Seing an atrlsgshrnt
Of pals PAhas the PICK t,ab peSteken
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SEPT. lsth-i0d.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28

small biti. Sahx claimed that it was three dollars and Bailey claim d that Salixed owed him dollar and paid two, saying that theis accounts square. sa liz claimed three dollars, and on Bail ey refusing to pay, Salix locked the door, knocked Bailey down and went through his pockets, taking what money ne could find, amounting to six dollars. Upon being released Bailey swore out two warrants against Salix one for assault and battery and the other for robbery. Salix was arrested and subsequently, released on bail.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
4cc.denta. Death

. RYE BEACH, Aug, 27.
 Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart, wife of the weiiknown banker, Joseph Stewart, was killed yesterday by the accidental dis charge of shot gun which she was handling. It is believed the gun was fired with suicidal intent, ss she had sutferei much from pains in her head, caused by malaria. The coroner brought in verdic. of accIdentsl death. The family have been sum moned here.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
Tssic HsEES r,ay hs found or fle nt Geo. T.
 sEtsO tHf Ess nowe!i Y Cos Scirspaner Ac- Ncc.ihinS B'lrsau (D Spruce Gt Nhe:-, aire-tst--
WE are glad to know that th,

WE are glad to know that the reported serious illness" of Presi- dent is without foundation. There are 6 certain class of news-gather- CTS ,rho nevsr seem to be conten | unless they have one or more of the eminent men of the country at the point of death. Last year Ml. Blaine was certain to die before the campaign was over, Ex-Presi- dent Arthur has since been given ID as hopelessly i'll half a dozen times, and now We are asked to contradict story which never ought to have been started, making 1t apPear that Mr. Cleveland was at deaths door.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
r6xaS Capiss!

AUsrIE, Aug, 2.
 Rumors reached here that still Bros. contractors in the Huntsville branch of the State Penitentiary, had failed to comply with their contract with the State by not making payments when due, ou their bondsmen to make good the amounts due. The Globe Demo crat correspondent call, on the Gov ernor to-day and asked him, as a mem Der Of the Penitentiary Board, how the matter stood. The Governor said that Still Bros, owing to Gull times, bls to sell their goods manufactured, and the State had extended their time for paying with the consent cf their suret:es with :he understanding, how. ever, that the State would hold the bondsmen responsible for any loss The Governor thinks everything will come out all right, and says the State will not lose anything in any event
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
TELEGRAPHIC
Run on a Bank
PHILADELPHIA, Al

PaILADELPHiA, Aug, P.
 There IS run today on the spring Garden Bank at l2th, and the Spring Garden Streets, State concern. The bank is not closed and all demands are being met. Presidant F. ". Kennedy declares that the run is due to malici, ous ruinors and the institution is en- tirely solvent. He says the surplus is about 920,000; capital stock S27, ,O00 and deposits $l, G4I, GOO.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
C0nstab,e'| Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECC TON ISSUED D u,It Ul jus ire John Rlcuard-cu's Court,
 No One T"aV-hin. County of Cocu!se. Terri cry of ir'zuns. dated iiIe 21th day ut August. 1885. iu crrioIn action wherein Arthur l.ains. es Plaiuii.y, covered jrdg- rieut agaip-t N. 5. Laztrd, Defendant on .le :5id day "f Aug ust, iSS5.
 have l-vieu upon the following drscrIb- rd Operty, 10 Vit:
 All Inc rigrt iile aud interest of tl,e said Dr:endani,E E B. Lnza q, in and to tie min. n2 claim. kuuwu as snd cnllrd the Marya- r.iH Mi ing Cialta: sid iutcIe,; being an lnInd viacd one bnli ot Srid NnrgariIn Min. ing Claim, Toih),inue Mining District, O. chl>e County, AriZrna territory. Sad MT. .aIi:a Miuing Ilim Was located on the first tdA Of Janusry, 1882, and WIS recorded on the fifth day Of Jauuaiy. 1882. in Rern, d. If MiUrs. C"rni,e County RccOrd-, iu 5 ok 3. page 3l3 Said Margarita Mining Claim IS siiualcd about "n' m.r sud one half South west Uf tEe cty Ui Tomhs', De, and about one half mile West Of he Stuuew sll mine, aud lice immediately South of tre Eagle mine. Co nmencIDg at this monu,ncnt of rocks where this notice Is posted and run- ming 7't feet easterly and 75D lee, westerly 10 monumen: or rock, with monuments If rocks on each corner of the claim. Slid one-half interest having be, T attached nn the sth day of Msrch, 1885, and duly recorded in County Recorders office on 6th day of Marrh, 1885
 Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, he l0ih day of september, lSS:, at 1U o't locD a. III. Cf that day, in front o: Justice (. 5. Ciark'S office, County Uf Cuchi@.. will sell sll the right, title and interest Of said N. B. Lazard, in and 10 tte above described prop eriy. u public tion for cnsh lawful money 10 the LIyl esl and best bidder, to sa l-fy -sid -Xrcu ion and sl COS s
 Dsi-d nt TOmOsl ,le 2oth day of Aug pst, ,so5. BE., JAMES.
 -~r'- Constable.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
Order of Court.
IN THE COUNTY COUNT OF yCocRIsE

N TEE COUNTY COUNT OF COCHIsE l COUN |, RiZONA TERRITORY
 h the matt Of Leo Korn'r and E. H. Peter son, Tho her,t fore do oe bushes uid fhe ffn name anu ST ie oi K'r T Peterson, in said c. un and rrit or, - lBsolve"r 6ehtO 2,
 h. court, { erp Ii ion. SC ncduie Q, iLy'h or | 8 whey b, which Il appe.r- ihi' they aae n sU ven ebtors, th i'd Ls rner aud D. II r { rs Il ar Ter by earyd d 10 be insOlV The TIC ed 10 uke pe--e-si n of c he sst te req, and prrso sl 0 he ssi Leo Kouer and E Pr r-oL d. bt's. whe'f CT Of A lsri Dersblp pc soi al charsct'r .xcepr .uch as m:, b~ v W exemp. from execution. aud .f al their deeds vou' l. is, books of ac,ou g isper-, aid C as. sig of tie estate. All ps,-ohs nr- ibid u,n O pay ieb 6 to tn. aid IDs' lvents it CT of th n,,r t> liver proI eriy be io gi 6 to th m, to ny er-on firm or co,p"r- rs a " hereb t' bdden [ IT nsier or ] ve any proper " uuiiI the r,h ord,r Of ti-
 oar, X ept us b reiL aercd
 l. 's inttb v' d.r c Il al al tie creditors c' ss ue to $. he ahG app s lief, re Le Hen. We . CT Niree J e tu' ,ou ty Cour of octis C uity. Aiizora T. rto, iu 'pen ou [. at 10, o Tt room ir II in he c ty o' omt sI, e, ca hty nd : oyn esa'o, or th' lOtl cay 't >-p:emb S. at 10 o'clock NJ, oi Il d-y. 0 Prove th IT d-his @ chose oIe
 ! 1 fs ther nrr tsar h" order he put lisa e n FuE TOMBSTONE. :. '.s iy Pa CT snd a
 evspatrr .nrr.l oircrlr'ou. publsh ih th'. ,it Tomb he m he county of COchie. aI TeiriiUr, If AriZo a, ss ot n a- he salu paper Is publ!stca bsi,re th. day s,t for th
 And it is | 'tn,l orderd, that in the mea ntim s'i prs'ee gs sgs'usi a.d m oly.bt ee aye NEBSTEk STkk 1,
 Datrd Ac.us ], 1885. touh'- Judge
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
Strange M aTks
Act void

ALBANY, Aug, 27.
 Considerable excitement has been cause in Cohoes by strange sight a the residence of Mrs. Thomas Wooc. whose infant chilJ died on "Wednesday. When the undertaken was preparing the body for burial one of lhe party present suddenly declared that the fig. ures of a cross and chalice could be sven on the white cloth that covered the child's face. The others looked and saw the figures. Word went out and people hocked to the house until 1t became. necessary to call on the pn- lice to keep back the crowd The cloth was frequently wet with water, but the figures remained. The spots where the cross and chalice were out lined were of giistening winter shade than the remainder of the cloth when wet. About l2 o'clock yesterday the shadow disappeared. Many believe i, u have been miracle.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
PennsyIvania Democrats
HARRISBURG An.

lAKhIsbUkI, Aug, ZI.
 The Democratic state convention was called to order this morning with Over 400 delegates present. R. P. Allen, of Lycoming. was selected tenn perarv chairman. He eulogized Presi dent Cleveland, and said that the pee pie were now having higher, better and purer administration than had been known for many years Various committees were then appointed, after which the convention took recess un- til o'clock.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28

All psrs"us owing thr firm of Caldwell G >,am'ord are hereby .rtcue-ied |" cal and >eii!e same at "t e. othe wise legal rrucee,:- n.s wil be taken c. enforce the c'l'er.i"n thereof. Al persons having claims aga!n' [ sad sru wili please present them al once so can settle same MS fast a- f4nd, cutne into n:y hands for ihe pur,,osc.
 Tumtsronr, ArZoma, July 2ist, 1885
 A. U. RITTER.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
StiH Another.

Hagner < shaughnessy. the popular pro ?rietcrs Of the Billiard psrlors, on Allen st. having made arrangements with ihe rrorri- tors oi ,he c, lebrated >ehii 2 NiwaUkee beer, have had fine. ic7 ,hcst erected in their saloon and are now prepared to serve their numerous eusiolnefo win seho ,ners of this celebrated beer on d aught, ice cold Drop iD aud Try it. a4,f
The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
IubIjr p0ru,t0

4 Iersous a.. ht;ft. Totifi d not to pur- lasea ceItain I.'t. I.I. ..-itrng to De s@cur' DA ID nhing and otter cons d, ratlons, a, '.hring's adOn, County of COcEise. Terri tory o: AlizCn,, sI d d:'Ied ah,ul J.ly It eei. and supposed to h. in the possession o: \. Fort ou "I Caldwell & Stanford "f Tomb tone, s- tie same is void for want of con- alteration. ". I. BANNING,
 HASS.SC''s STATION. Aug. II, 1885.