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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-04-17
K I NJ B A / /

Is located on the Main Line OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st,
Paul Railroad, 43 miles west OF
Mitchell and % miles east OF
Chamberlain. 1t has a fine pub
lie school building. good church
es, a first-class postot1ice, two
banks. two good hotels, one
large grain elevator and mate
rial on the ground for another.
three lumber yards, all carrying
immense stocks; several black
smith shops, good livery stables,
and stores representing all
branches of trade. Still the
country demands more and to
live men great inducements are
offered to invest in this
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The mn"r,i %hr s;iI h,ri."r, i'm l'.'-
rc. r!ln. as he IS ;'i'' harging an II.

The mn"r.' '&hr stiI l',ri"r> i'm l''.'-
rica ,!lua, as he Is ;'i'; hsrging an ii.
Tie destruction @! timocro GA lie Lniyc,..
~ !auo-, n fne n..r'Lrrn pat - ii.a Teri.
Tory. snou.l b. stepped At ourc If The
yoodsaan = -i"en nc.sra: tne.. land
viii D COME worthless lorI before A'izots
hrc"ne- .. s'a;- H., timber -,lc, tncyn th,.
only y,iuc :lcy Pnsse-> ard wc q. { Informed
thai .umbeim,n are raa.diy druuz,r, :AcIa
oi Inc !d7er.-Fio.cure Enterprise
Court c"n'ni--i"nor pilgrim AIms stated
'rst,' day. THAI c'ty O. !:"a3ye nu.l a.r So, il.
r,laii"p {" carrying cau.e.ied Weapons Wa,
10. uc.tn a . mr.. - ,:,iS icarurdt?j yii
-r!:n lbs made. Iii, puoic statcn.nt We
doUA; =. 'rat her I:er wh-u ar ne !,
convicted u earl! i..c con. cal"J weapons
W; 1anly for wit f hnl3,s corpus and
IA. cid pilgrim You'd tara them !ocsc.
IN an uuii cqurnird -. a'rna-t ,nacce5si-
he spot oa ;.,o .~avaj, inG'an reservation
il. Wild i'caiity s.ida:.. 'rod BY lie c,-i Of
c:yi.-z u.e'. a.>i''Hr r"uUm,nt. erected ~
Unij,l S.a.e- -ur,cjuis, InaIks garst i'm
u"rtant spot. Hal In"Hun, mi stands ON Il 9
coTn"rs "f Tie State OF Co!orafo AID III,
territories ui Cta!.. -tiiMcna and New Mex
leo, AID j. ;hc on'y place in Il. United
) ates where man can stand with his haud,
AID fee; in tour d:Ic eut political division.
We -koul like % hror who Col ZuiIc i
particularly wien Il is stated thu, hr IL
rcSid nj of Arizona. We have rel IL & IL, the
Territory c'.-en ycars ana never heard of
him. surely lie c.iDuot palm himself on The
President as AZ hrIzoHa ma..-F.s-slaf
Champion
He is 4 resident @; Hew Jersey. and the
president and large owner in some mines
in Sonura, and was Instrumental in swi:,d-
Ing tie Mexican government cut OF scvcr.l
thousands of dollars 4 short time ago. He
has been IN ihi, ci;y aLou' II hours on two
or three different occasions While on his
way 10 and from S"aor.. Spw brother Fay
you have HE history as T.. we know it.
Mr.. Matthew Cr,okcr, a miner at the
Mowry camp in the Patagonia raountains,
died last Wednesday, September I6-h, Il
pneumonia. lie was III o"Iy foag days and
was apparently recovering from the attack
hen sudden relapse look him on. He wss
tenderly for by The miners Of that camp. and
he """h people Of Har,haw, who gave him
~ god funeral as the facilities nf tic
camp perm tied. He was a native OF Cam
den, Maine, and Wa. II years OF scc Tie
was e pTn>prc- OF. well known in the south
crr portions Of arizrra, and nj the sine OF
his }rath Re owi"d soyrc quite valasbis
mics aad particularly good property near
E.s5cc.-C!..=eG
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An Innocent JTda ill Prison.
lTopeka, Fan. Cor. Globe Democrat

LTopel;a, Ken- Cor. Globe Democrat
a singular case IS pending before the
Kansas Stale Bo.rd Of ParioHs, " herein
appears tina; one II. 4. Beers a-cd 80 years.
was convicted Of stea in. SlO1 from E.mer
z. FhirI's al We Il gfon. Kan, and IN
October 1854, was sen:enred 10 fur years
in tie pen tenuary Th- CRIME was com
milted in September, iSSl while the parties
wtre at horse race, PEipps leging I'll t
the ECO ey wss abstracied from hIs poo acts
E months later PEipLs fund 800 bill in
tie lining Of hio coat, and ulon discovering
il he rcIncnibe Ell taking il frun bis pocket.
book and placing il in his coat lnin. for
=afr-kee ping. Therc is no Gnnjj that this j.
lac money Beers was convicted ul stealing.
after recalling Tie :ircumstantc Pbipp>
feared /" N Ike tie facts known lest tie
should byCo ne liable 20 prosecution, tut he
has been prevailed upon to make stale
lent % th.s eject, which he wisl make oa,h
tc, and ;he easc VIII be certified 10 the Gov
lII0z 1egues. Cor pardon.
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4 Cup for JOiin Bun.

Here is health 10 you and wealth e. you,
John Bull, V-e nov drink to yoa and
wink at YOU, John Bull, Here's horire
that won mas hnve better LUCK. John
Bull! Oh, do not sigh so sadly.t VIZ aid
no. beat you usdlv, "a the gallant race
was nearly zip and tuck John Euli, TIE
In rrin for y'u - tgLt, johnny B,ll,
for tie en-; Tor It's ours. bv riyhr,
and we wont give it up! Oh, your
yarht is very fast wren the
s!o"n.n-; anchors cast; The onlY
way y'r nov csn Leaf, / Jus.
20 turn Join Bull, ana
Why,
try 10
beat rrtr,nr'
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Tie appointment Of David McFawn to No.
(alc,. viii cause vacancy IL the board Of
school trustees, for this district.
Tie quarterly meeting of the Board Of
Supervi>"rs is near AT hand, aud ihusc Iay-
iug llaim.s against the county are cores
ponGingly happy.
Peoilc who take 4 newspaper cut OF
po>tollire must, hereafter. pa, tor the ,.nper.
They cannot play the cid dodge, Il never
eIed IT, any iuh-er
john patrick CUM. position as Commits.
s,onrr t. the Ncw Orleans Exposlti n only
exists in name Us nobody seems Ia be giving
hlm aulthin" 10 rrpres,nr. Guess you wont
board in New o, Leans this winter patrick.
Rates on the railroad have been reduced
from Benson 10 MaricoTe, aud stage fare ha>
ais" been reduced from Maricupa To phenix
:" that everybody will be abe to attend the
coming Ter'i;. rial Faii
Articles in'endcd FIR The r~Iri'. RIA
','r viii br transferred over ,he Snr' II, s,.
+ ci:c la road free, upna Germ ticatr
m the Sscrc'n:y HAT i.,..y af- ir,eH'ir,i
the ,XIrsilinn
re"ile w,,o left To-. b,tone and y ent to
L. A"gr!rs L. get Iid OF the hot wcathe r,
"an rest cay in u CARDS to those at home
On Monday last he thermometer ia Los An
.rlc, stood az los C"grers III The shade. 'hll,,
IA l"n.bs tpIc /, WIS but 30 in tic -hadc.
y oUng.ter If 1, rather no:cl for his de-
rrasity thaL Otherwise, was taken into his
:d"'he,'> bedroom tie other dA, and .imtro-
'.urcd ~ his Eahy sister, one day old. He
e med 10 hook o. the new arrival ri II c"n.
dcrabc er.. oa.ras> Elrut, not unmIxyd with
dj,urprVvai, AID az the zane time - 81 pre-
ciute l"c Iact that 1t devolyed upon him Ia
LAY something worthy the occasion. Finally
lie remarked, with rising infection cx.
prc-s We Of great rnctio:>nes,, "N eli. l hop.
7uc',, Uc Il Sltan."-Bos;ol Record
R,l-io,. ard business are neatly and pro-
. liiahiy combined BY It hueoan aud wife
nrnicL WO~d"oFrh. in Indiana. Sister
Wncdwurih i, an evangelist Of wondrou>
magnetic on or, whose PERT asiyc els qurncc
,.in-s ~. e4Ilrat sinners - Ing ground Il,
thc uoxiins cyclone lc:els the rail fences OF
to Ni-so.hi granger. Sh- is just now en-
= - ia Junrin@ camp mcetlUgs in the
Hm'silr State. and, bciag ."le proprietor,
wv, her husband exclusive right a. run a
tiarr.ji. Epu,r Oh Ii" ground While she
feeds the hun.rIis su'Iis viii spiritual
TucG, he Gre- .bc deliberately construct. d
H.sa into the per.siing bodies at SO much
:,Cr i;.. and wh,n the exercises y: the day
! ale clrr, and he last mole, Of the long
metre d"Surycy have ben borne away a
fam .nd trciuu!uus rchoes into the heetiD 2
pas b. the aulunaual brcczcs, they 20 out
b,l.irI = stump and divide the proi,s. She
charges nothing fer hci OK with the law
a q tnc pruiErt, Of old. but the old man
| cat, he, the muitiiuje on the ii e and wO h
. it To excellent advantage On profits Of more
ur0t..gu vintage.
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Not De0L.
SIERRA MADREs. August 9th
-ssHs. CAESAR AND WEHErHITz.

sec ny late copies ot TIE TOMBSTONE
hat | WIS reported seriously wOuuucd
aud /. WIS bought would die. These
reports aye no, correct, rs ] am nov
Wounded ucr am dead, but tell ynu
:hat an aw!u, dry, and ! want you t.
SEND TIE a consignment of that ice coll
Aniuescr beer, that are selling to the
people az Tombstone. only wish wa
here To have j; drawn iron that paten,
German fountain. GERONIMO.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ISAAC L. ROBERTS, DE.
L. CEASED, The creditors VI ana xil
persons having claims against the abs,ye
nu,nea estate, are hereby notified 10 EXHIBIT
their claims with the necessary vouchers to.
me within ten months alter the first publica.
ton Of Ills notice at my office, corner Of 7th
Arizonu Territory, or the same will be for.
ever barred. j. =. DEAN,
Administrator Estate Of l, L. Roberts, do,
c, ased
September %, 1885.
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Card Of Thanks.

The unocrslgned desire to express their
,l.anks to the business men of Tombstone
tor ,ne;r liberaii,y in contribu ing to tho
lund for paying the funeral expenses Of
the ate Mrs. Burke, the victim Of Nom
Jays fire. p. Il. BRAcKES.
b. McARDLR..
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NO.ice..
September %, 1885.

An important meeting Of the Tombstone
Sack Growers Association will be held in
tombstone, Saturday, October Srd, 1855. At
/ O'clock =. m. hi, being the last quarterly
el.ng of he year an election oil officers
wIii be ne,d. all members and Interested
catsie Inen IF Iochisc County, are earnestly
r"qucsled t. attend. Members will please
bI.n. drawing of their brands aud ear
marks TO he inserted in u stock pocket book
wL,cn VII be- completed Tor publication at
hi, meeting.
G. $. ABBOTT, P-esident
+. HERRERA, Secretary.
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Postmaster George r. King, OF Wilcox,

Postmaster George II. King, OF Wilcox,
arrived 10 ihis city with his wife isrte|e
uing. and put up At the Occidental hotel.
Tins morning, having business to traos-
act,hr went hurriediy about It 70 that b
cot i'd have the afternoon 20 himself, and
inteuded spending IL on the hill looking
at the mines and the mammoth PumPs.
At noon hs finished his business And 70
paired to the Lo;el, where he told Mr..
KIug 10 g,t ready while he went after .
team. Mis-. K'ng then set her foot dVwn
ard Vowed that she ~ould NO, 60 ualsss
she went On foot No buggy for her. George
cooked rnd argued, sna told her that u
would look bad for one Of the leading citI-
zen. Of Wilcox TO be waking q distance os
rw,. miles when there were SO many livery
s,ab.. in town. But this would not fetch
her and shs refused u 90 unless she walked.
George then, with the beet grace possible,
wani 10 Al Jon, sad told him he did not
need the team hs sa4 engaged, aud be ana
Mrs KIng s:arced up tie bill on foot in the
hol sun. They saw the nsines ano the pumps
and in fact every thing tk~t there was TO ba
seen. This afternoon about O'Clock George
Was seen almost melted out Of sesAblance Of
his former self, aud limping along looking
Tor II pair Of cruIetes. We publish the sbove
so that when hi. shadow arrives In WILCOX,
the good people of that town VIII lay ths
blame wtrre it belongs, and not 10 Tomb
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For Sale.

A house Of three rooms on Sweetuut 81.
back OF Blinn's lumber yard. The property
is all fenced in. Has nice froot and bsek
yard. Wall be sold for $500 called Eor q
once. Apply to Della Clark. three doom
from second street, or ut this o6Sce
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Rot ce.

Commencing on Saturday next, Sandy
Bob Siii ruu Il four horse COACH 10 Fort Hua
cMuca, les wing every Saturday morning a;
) O'clock and elG.r!ns every Monday morn
ing. Fare fos The round trip, 81.
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lsOOlllS Id Kent .

Having lenss1 the May-Up lodging
mouse on AiIcn sheet, and renovxtsd the
s'.'.'e, ain now PREPARED 10 rent rooms
uy the cay, week Ur mouth, ut reasDaa-
D.e ratus. Gaze me Gail.
LOrTIE EGAN.
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I. Furnished HOE-S1

FIR rent ur for gale, consisting of parior,
two he'd rooms, d Ding room and kitchen. ON
scy,nth street, bCtNceD Bruce aud Stafford
sirccls. For part'cu AIS apply To A. E. Hair,
mans jewciry store under Tie Occid .ntai
hotel. scptljtf
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The stock Of n1ura. 'cs rcc;Llly pur
chased by US. being all consumed, the price
OF ice hereafter will be cents per pouud'
which Fate will be maintained duriuG the
on. SoUruwEsTERS IcxCo.
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LnslAe Company No. /.

The annual meeting Ot Engine Company
No. VIII i"he place Hu. sutj evening, Sept.
-.tn, Il, 70" y. III. Election Oi officers and
i'"n iI.".,o"s ior LhI,t EngIucer VIII be II
"a ocI, y iuil attcUQance is requested
by oiurr. GkO. D. AklER, -
.-oI ActinA fvreman.
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Straued or Stolen,

EIum back 81 biucstOGe works, on mess. L
big .or,c. b .se IL hands hIxn. . white hind
ivct, s'ai IL. .acc, rabd un hip ", with wave
u..arr, alsu WITH wavc under On shoulder
by .,as,uS ss-L.e a, tasuIVu slaDIe will be
llUeI ally reHaruSd. 49,
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After breakfast, to make yourself fec
happy, 60 to Ashmuu & Walkers and,
purchase choice imported cigar.
The Pioucer mills -four, Sacramento, Is tie
best in the market For sale at the CsAh
store Of WoLcsrT & MssScx.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-24
Prize Fight.

Thi- sf.crnoon 1t about g o'clock Dave Hs
ley and Henry Quigley had little dispute
and some w'rds passed and a few blows were
exchanged. bu; the contestants were sepa.
rated by Sheriff Hatch. Both par;i,s then
kept ~ fueilade Of "a K for some sine. and
1a-y proposed that they go over back Of
be Wilma and 4 .ht with bure kuckl,s to u
finish, no TING 10 be called. Quiasey assent, d
o his aad they went just ou,s'dc Of the cit,
limits aid pulled nti their coat. uhd vests,
Quiglcy rrEa! Eip, that he wo,Id do tae old
EAU VI in Just twO minutes. I he Old man
-miled 1T ais nnd the hsht commenced. Tne
,lL man threw in powerful rght.hand r,
Qu;g,ey on the brcast, kno king
h!in G"|n aid rolluE him over. fie f"l.
cw'd these tactics, kuockirg him down
'~i'e more. After QLi.ley again got TO ais
feet, The Old man sent cut one lroT .he
'huu der, cntching Quigley square on the
noe, Tut Qugley WAS slayer and gvl In
Two or Ihrce hare hits on the oh rs face
BY this time thu old man was wit DID cad
The fSht as declared draw. 1in- Of
hgut, lhr'e iniuuies.
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For SQ{e.

Two hair mattresses. one S-day clock, g
lcatiiei pillows, one lot VI Crockcry,3 pzrIor
s.utes aud suuory other household goods.
Apply 10 F;eo ". SmItn, Third street, oppo.
site the Episcopal Church. s4-u.
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dttenttu,a Select K,liQltts.

You will please meet at your armory on
Friday pigh. for drill, ut O'Clock sharp.
GEO. CAKES, Drill Master.
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For S1h

The undersigned being desirous OF engse
ing other business, o. the old established
ECLIPSE Bakery Of this,c for sale, ard villa
eel II al bars All i. cap~d for soon. Gull o.
-aaiess' IN. NASH,
Tombstone. At.
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For The finest brand oi imported wines
liquors and cigars, the Pony saloon takes
The cake. Ten Jones is always glad
to meet his friends, ard you may
depend on receiving TIL fiucst kind CT
'rrsimcn'. i-9g
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For Rent.

large and handsomely furnished room.
with bath, ON Bruce street, bUtweea Second
and Third strcets, very reasonable. Apply
III TINS Office. septl6f
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" hen anything Occurs that
l. of lntrest To cur
Readers

I lst re- c ed Al he Crysial Pal,Cc Sl'onn
ca, pAi o! Lemp's 81. 10 is beer. ICE Did
Oh draucn;.
There were lsrge nurnh"r . cit
men in 'own list night, and basin s. was
live '.
The CRYSTAL Palace 5 ,loon Will he ready -
serve their customers with the lncst Of
LenI's ice cold beer on draugh;.
The New Mexico L .ir a. Ahnqrorqn,
vii be the mos, exter s,ve in the sou h
w,s:.
Mr Luis ST. L,uis returned last cyan
ing from vi il to his old home in Ctn
ads, sud is mach ben, fifrd by Isis nip.
Tie demand for the celebrated New o.
ie ,us c! ar being 50 great, Ashmun <
Walker have jus, received new supply. #
We wonder whether the offir, rs of the
law are not empowered TO arrest men Nv
in open adu'tery9
just received at Ashmun K Walkers cigar
store. new II % those celebrated Estreiia
cigars, . for % cents. If
~ NJ. 81 , :. ~.
I ,a,aa,
peacock.
orcrr,rir,, i, .,o .noy,r,s line far s4lo -,
Ashnun K Walkers ci gar store at reasonable
prices. +
Crpt. JciTnri, ani Justice Nj l,r Of
Bcns n, wrre taxing IN the gh's 81 tue
cry o-""y.
EThe beer war in thi, city has commenced
with renewed vi.or, Mes,r>. Ce-cr & Weir
fritz havn. just rccei.vd car load or
Lcmp's beer d;rcc; from $. iouls.
J,s .scho,v MIL c,,,e me bar Of ia.
Oec,deo,ai hoe, to morrow. r-.o.r,tory
10 rrvnvating the same.
F 4 Cassidy cnmn,eiri hi. sentence
xo-dav in iii. COMFY iul. and VIZ lis.
cbarred
4 venire fer twenty three orsui iprn-s
has been o,,e,d IN III hard. %; NE Sae,-
il. rsturnable O.,oDe, l. 1850.
TIL. ,,-anpri- Lr,up &C ,ha Ha;ret
,ro,.,,,., y, Sx...,,,, s,r,c. e ,r.,os
for SAFE cheap for cash. See notice IN
another column.
D.n', FORGET 10 attend the annual met.
ing of Erginc c ,mpanv NJ. :. ,o-nigh,
Z re ion of officers and nominations fpr
Chief Eagincrr.
G"nr:o Z. X ne, oue of The said men
Of W;ic"x, and $50 postmaster OF tina
place, together with his vile Is visiting
tins city.
Monday IVES the hottest day OF tn
summer season IN LIS AhEr'es, The NIL
curry reaching ioS1s d'S7'rs On Au
s"s' AZ " Il ''c"sN' " iV']- "ea'eeS'
We VIII Sell o'ii "t thrtS nv; d1i
lars against W. ii. S:.V"sr' DIS r'ct A.
t"Iney, Tor ht'y cents on the d ''i"r, L"
any person VINO WI! cih at 'his ONCE
MFs. j. j. Preston, Bshee; J. NJ
kreGer ami tam Y, Fort Nv chucs h"'e.;
'"'nas 81 'rds' II n'ucSy, AMI lie"
G"'ns' hm'd', are registered al TIC occi
deaiai hotel.
Articles o, Incorporation Of the Raloi
Cite C9nllmry were filed with ih =.
County Il cordrr to day. the incorpn
r-tors bring Messvs, J. n. Aston, i. Z
Gray and J. NJ. Hal.
The weather was nice and cool to day
Steve Dva mounted i,s,ec,o- basro
.r,roa from, b;s,,;, "a .r,eIo,.s rim.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS OF INTEREST WUICU
INTEREST j-LIIlIY
III this Thriving City Of
Tom bStone, And Whlca
we PU blish Daily
TO ailWho may favor us with
their inscriptions and
Advertising

-
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jude FIG raid 10 rev. he Tie. n,..n,nr,.,
f pilgrim q Gordon Adams, as court com.
missioner Of his c"aniy. We ar" GLAD 10
moe '"''' - we prefer l" nave ''''ze" 81 =
~.p., wo,,.. damn
,,. a..
,,n.., n..,.,i..t,... t.e..,.,,,,.. ,,i,,.
and which wa, djsroyrra in thc yicjuiiy e,
h lnrr : MI, wae tI"ri'd fr''" il cou Sc
'N 'H'f's oil The "i.i men. Mr.. f"'s"'n M
,,o,.d ,.,o..--si p.,,
n,. r...r,, rr,,.- .,,,, ,, =,
his r,.rni,,,- r,, ,.,.rrvi,,, c., 4, ,y,.,.,, 8
ana >Auu.d he t.. convicted IA, viii go du,.b,
~, Is 70 .i'sFim court con:ar-siune~ Adams
'i'a VII 81 t"''e' corpus watch IN 81
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." '''e q" : "'N' ',"' y ''''F M"
agra $50. '"'.' :" ''' SUNNI 81 zee
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( S''N -" ~ i'''''t h''' ~
WIS ''''. ,''
a. III
= .''T ''Et'- "'r" 500 A. - f..''r".
-. ~ 80 \ - " 2 H.. Us IT,: .Hc,v
sim, g,s .,..,.r.- J,...
'' '"' t'''S '''-'-
ana i">'r"c'iv" "'r;'S 'a- ",'"n patented
hv StuU"' l.. C'min~, oi Hartford.
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Fresh eggs aal~ys o. hand at the C.sh
store Of WsIcorr & NEsICE!
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-24
For Sale.

A top buggy, horse and harness. Inquire
VI Chas Fillmore. Camp Huacnusa, A. I.
The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-24
For NA{e.

One fine American Mich Cow at Grsol
Branch Water station.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08
COTTON.

The Financial Chronicle reports the move
ment Of the cotton crop TO the ID instant.
On that day port receipts Of the current crop,
nom September !, 1854, had reached 1910 ,2S7
bales; Aprll3 1881, they were i,6l0,68l bales;
April l. 1883, 5, iOs, 400 bales; April 3, 1889, they
were 4 1896, l07 bales 1881 they were 5,l78 322
bales, and on April 3, 1880, domestic port re-
ceipts were 4,632,3S5 bales. The loss In the
present crop compared with the crop Of 1888
A-as to port receipts-is 1854 bales. The
remaining comparisons of the above
ser s, the reader viii easily OBJ
tain. We have not time 10 do the Ggurlng.
Plantation receipts during the period from
september !, 1881, 10 April 3, 1885 were 4,7U7,-
010 bales; FOR the same previous period, $780,
800 tales; for that period of lSS2-s3 plantation
receipts were 5,6i0,l57 bales. Tho fact that
total receipts from plantations and total ra-
ceipts at domestic ports are much nearer the
case, indicates that the movement toward
the teabOard Is accelerated. II Is
IA prominent sign OF the rapidly
approaching end Of this crop.
cotton was 2,637,7S3 bales; that date one wear
previous 2,9l,2Ol bales: that date iSS3 ihc
,upply in sight was $500, 600 bales; Apiii .,
lSs2, supply WAS 2,Oi8'O bales,
The above figures Indicate decrease IN
the cotton In sight Of 8OG,llS bales as com
Jared with the same date of 1884, decrease
ofb7l ,Sl7 bales as compared with the corr e.
spending date OF 1888 and u decrease of 30 o.
OJl Dhleb MS compared Win 1871
In the table below we give he receipts
from plantations In another form, and add
to them the net overland movement to the
Isl Instant, and also the taklngs by southern
spinners TO the same date, so as to give sub
stantlally the amount of cotton now in sight.
Receipts at the ports to April 3, 1898
l6D,2Sl; 1888 81, 1,0l0,tGl; 1852 So, 5,iOS, 400
Interior stocks ON April in excess of Sep
lomberl lsSi-S5 l2I7S3; 1888 81 20 23S; lSS2-SS,
2i0,66T.
Tntn1 racad,,tg FROM, ,,to,tosto,,., ZOO, OF
4,707 ,070; lSS3-Sl, i005, 500; 1882 49, b8i9,lb7
Net overland 10 April l., lSSi-S5 $685.
lSS,l-Si, $40, 1913: 80, 572,S2i
Southern consumption TO April !, lSS4-S5
2l100J; lSSS'Sl, 288,O0O lSS2-S3, 2l0O0O.
Total in sight April 3, 1885, 5iSO, 252
lSS8-Si, 5,45S, 2y7; 1925, 6,i8l ,fSl.
Northern spnnors' talTings TO April g.
1878, l,l7b.6j; 1851, l20s,752; isS2.S3
l,i5lS26.
II will he seen by the above that the in
crease In amount In sight, rs compared with
last year, Is 2202j bales; the decrease from
lSS2-SS Is OSl ,229 bales
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