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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
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neur bon, 5. precinet geftern Mbenb an
einem ber SamaIesz @tdnbe auf benz
Main Pla3a fem Nbenbbroo einnabm,
tDurbe er bon biaterl BON einem unbe<
fannten Meritaner nie6ergei1Iagen urtb
libel sugerihtet. Ser Mngreifer 1T ent>
foben.
= @eitern tpurbe bic Bride Der
Mronias paB 8abn iiber ben San Nn.
toni0=GluB fertiggeftelt unb BET critic
Bau3ug bat oieieIbe unmittelbar barauf
pafiirt.
= Sir bic Geier bes Sabrestaaes Der
meritanii9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tperben Seitens unferer merifanifden
8ep6lferung umfafenbe Worbereitungeu
getr0fen. Qm Mbenb oes Is. finbet
elm Gadel5ug ftatt, Der fi1 bonn MiIiz
tdrpla3a aus in Betpeeung febt urb
6mr1 Commerce unb 6pu1ton StraBe
nod Dem San pebro parf beweqen
pir0. BORT merben iunge Danneir i'm
Gofiime bic NationaIbpmne fingert, mos
rauf bic 8erlefung Der l1nabbGngig=
feitserfldruue, aeben &c. folsem. Seibfz
berftdnbli6 tDir6 es an 8eluftigungen
aler Nrf ni9t feblen.
= Habe Der Wiebpenne on Der Sas
ternationalbabn fanb elm Merifaner
einen, Strei@b6I3er, gigarettenpapier
unb Grauenfleiber entbalteuben Rofer,
ebenfaas einen 8riefumi9Iag nit Der
9brefe: 9bomas 0ilareal, MeDnbe,
Seras.
ID. Morris, GommercesS traBe,
ipiro in bieier Saifon nit einern folofs
fallen 8orratb bon 6erren : MinterfIeis
bern, unteraeug &c. i'm Gelbe fein. ct
erbdlt tdgli6 neue Waaren.
= @roBe Nufresung berridt in Mar=
fbaI zines MDrbes tpegen. Ser Spiel
b0aenbefiBerSobn grotuber eri6oBfeinen
@oucurrenten 3amfep unb lieferte li9
bann felbit benz @eri6te aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
Nice &

Obgleid obige 6irma no9 Derbdlts
niBmdBig jung lit, bot fe fid bier hi6t
ttur bolIes 8ertrauen, ionbern aaf cine
a~usgeoebnte &unbi9aft ertuorben. Dte
9erren 3ice unb Dallas fino erfabren
unb ti6tig i'm giienpaarenge16dft, iie
baben Die borsiigli6ifeu 8erbinbunaen
ilno finb in G0lge beifen i'm Stan6e,
ibren 3unben Die 0entbar gr6bten 8ors
tbeile getpdbren si t6nnen. Sir ben
Winter inb &ice & Dallas gar3 befons
bers porbereitet in allen 3peigen ibres
@eiddftes uno mir ratben ben 2eiern,
bel ibnem einausaufen. Die Serren
finO bemiibt, beutf9e 2unbidait gu ee.
uinren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
wearituSete ghatfadheu.

Der befe 8Iutreiniser unb Sbaem.@ esuIa-
tor, Der ie Der leibenben Menfdbeit sebotem
ipuroe, 1T electric Bitters. nntbatisfeit Der
2eber, .@aaisieit, @eIbiudt, 8erifopfuns,
idpade Nieren ober fonifise 3rantbeiten beS
SarnfbftemS iperben tets bur9 electric Bitters
gebeilt. slud als ffimnlirenbss Mittel, bas ben
Mppetit ~rei3t,it es probat. Sc ipirft fiber unb
raid. Gir au~friebenfellenoe @irfung ieber
8Inide ipirb s~arantirt, ODER bas @elb auridse.
aabIt. 8n baben fur 80 Gents bic Glaf9e bel
u. 9reik.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12

Muths Bierwirthschaft
@e6tS, seseniber benz Ginsans gum grereier.
9lab AM @obernment Siq befin6et fid elm Iau.
fdises YIasden, in ipeldem 8eiuder bes Sri
IitdrpoitenS ftetS frifdes, faltes Bier antreTen.
Serr Mntb bat biele 8erbeferunseu bursenom !.
men, 70 bab Der Nufeutbalt in feiiem 2ofaT ff9
au elmer tuirfIiden Grboluns %seftaltet. Rein
8renlber berfdune, uenn sr einen Musfus nod
benz gobernp,ent Sia madt ober Dienftas un6
Dpnnerfas bic Yarabe beiudt, bel Capt. Mutb
boraufpredem. einbeimifde uno frembe 8iere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
81 4.

Dieienisen, tpelde 4nfprii6e at un=
ten teben6es @omite gu baben slauben.
werben freun6li@f eriu6t, lire &eds
nungen innerbalb elmer Wp9e ein3u=
ienben = Dieienisen, tpel6e lire 3ei9z
nunsen mod f9ulbig fnb, tperben
ebenfo freunbli6t eriu6t gu aablen.
S9lei9er MDnument gomite,
@b. Stebes, 8OriiBenoer.
San Nntonio, Sept. 5. 1885.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
Oscar @drtmer,

tpel6er i'm SUM- 1884 i'm Mensers
9otel gu San Intonio bei6dftist mar,
unD feitoem ieiner GamiIie feline Na9=
ri9t BON lid gegeben bat, miro Orb.
re9ulirung pegen BON ieinem 8ruber
%. @drtner gu Merieburg a ..b. @aale
orinseno eriu6t, f6 iofOrt gu melben
beim
&aiierli6 9eutf6en 9oniulat,
11,2mt, 1mtp @albefou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
g eShlpffe n.

So bic meiften iaoii6en @ei9dftss
lofale am @erf6bnungstag Oom
&ipur). @amfos Ben 10. September,
ibre Sbiiren f@lieBen, 10 miro at bie=
fem Sage aud bas 8. MoIffon'=
de @ei6dft gei6loKen ieiit, mas biers
NIT ben &unben CUR RenntniB gebra9t
lit. 9,t-18, MN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
Merifamtf die NadriHten.

= Sn Mliebo 2arebo ~ertpartet man
unruben bel @elegenbeit Der Snaugura=
tion bes nelien @ouperneurs Don Nuebo
2eon. 9esbaIb aiebt bic &eeierung
bort gegen $1,000 Mann 3ruppert qua
fammen. Sie SnaueuratioH finbet am
10. b.Wl. IN Monterep fiatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12

Sd babe SomsaIine IN Gdaen
bon Bld9ungen a~ngetpan6t, in Dsnen
9artleibigfeit norbanben mar. uilb bers
gleiden Gdle giebt es biele.
". Weiuea SiD. so. 9. StrapberrD
Yoint, Soma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
0r. 8psanfo.

Dieler Same 1T 70 befauat iunerbalb oen
Ser. Staaten. Sab es taum notbis 1T gu iasen,
oaB er Der @rfinoer oes beribmtem Or. 8ofanfo
Snlten. nno 2unsen Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
8olISbeilmittel, mo INNER es befaunt if, fir
Suffen, @rfaltunsen, S9uinbiudt unb ale
&ranfbeiten bes SaIies nnb BET 2unsen. Hreis
90 eentS uub $l.oo. 8erfauft bel s. Salt
cher & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
8uflems Mrnica=galbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt far S1nitte,
A%uetidunsen, @efdipire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Iusfdla9, GIedte, sefprunsene Sanbe, Groif.
benlcn unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; furirt ga.
mOrrboioen ober feline 8eaabluns. 8oliae
Classification sarantirt ober Oas @elb mirb
suriderfattet. 20 gents bic @dadtel bel u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
sErete Wertheiluna.

@as III bic llrfade bes srcSen 8ulanfs in
s. aaIteber & Son spot9efe? Die freie Ser.
tbeiluus bon Strobe. Blafden bon OF. Boianto's
Sufen. unb 2unsen . Shrup, bas populdrfe
SeilmitteI fir Suaen, grfdltunsen, Sdminb.
fu6t unb 8rcnditis i'm Warfte. @emobnIide
@r6be so Gents unb $1.00. S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12

Feiles S~arsaparilla" fir
aqe 8lut, unb ~Sautftanfbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdIimmfen Sale bon Blutberaiftuns bis our
geipobnliden Slime. @ebraudSanheiiung auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon Der alamo Mfft'g
@ompanb uno gum 8ertauf an @ieberberfdufer
nno an @ribatperiOnen bel ". Dreib Gan
Wntnnin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
8eethppeu Mduuerdhpr.

9err Carl Bed eriu9t Die Mitglie6er
bes 8eetboben Mdnner9ors, fid morz
gen NaAmittag prdciie D llbr int 8ers
~einslocale einaufinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
Mrbctter.Werei

Wir modem unfere 2eier no6mals
auf bas 6onlmerna6tsfeff aufmertfam,
iueldes bet Can Mntonio Mrbeiters8er.
elm fir morgen Mbenb beranftaltet bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
Sulss @aifin

aus 2auianne, Sulsbt auf Der 3ando
ga 8abia", mirb erfu6t, feline Nbrefe
IN Der Expedition Der nGreien prefe"
abSugebea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
6 0 { a 8.
San Mntonio, ~. Sept.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

tfy 49, 4tAt oSJoHPr
tet, es gdbe bier gu 2arbe oar feline
Gluoer, fon6ern rur flcine 6erren ulb
DAMIEN. gtmas iibsrtrieben 1T bas
nun freili1, tpie es eben ale SdIagz
tuorte finb, i'm groBen Gan5en entbdlt
Dieie barod erfdeinenoe 8ebauptuiig
aber bod lngemein bel Wabres. 9ie
amerifanii6en Ginber linb barum ri1t
5u beneioen, Dab ibnen bic munoerli9e
Mrt bon gr5iebung- gettauer miibte
man DDbl fagen: Der Mangel iegli1er
gr3iebung-bie Ginbbeit oDer bic Rino=
li9feit raubt, bic ia bod in ibrer linz
befangenbeit, SnrgIoiiefeit unb unges
5~tuungenbeit bic berrli9ife, ro(igite 3eit
bes observation-disclosures lit unb fir Die ale
Jriibreife ni6t i'm eatfernte1ten grEab
gu bieten bermag.
Us pur6e foeben gelagt, bas Meien
oes ar eritanii6en graiebungss Spffems
mir baben bier mebr oas @lternbaus,
als bic S6ule i'm @inne-1aracterifire
f9 eigentlid our@ bic p6llige Mbneien=
belt ieber Gr5iebung unb ieben Spfems,
uno es fam oieier Sbatia6e segeniiber
gar ni6t gerug betoat tperben, baB bic
Heiultate 6iefer Spifemlofgfeit i'm aas
genleinen bod eigentli6 nod better inb,
ais man ertuarten fDQte. Merbings
Har i'm gr0Ben @an3en, benn bic eil=
aeIiIet Sale, in benen fi9 iene 8er1dum=
nib bitter rddt, fino leiber bod melt
hGttfidef. dIS miinfdhenSmerfh mire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
gdderei unb @iscream : parlpr
Wence.

3e9 Souiton. ode bon SeFerfon. Strabe.
Dem eeebrtem @ublifum sur Radridt, bab
itets cine bolifanbise MuswabI bonn fsiniten
8adpert unb ielbtsemadten unb importirten
auf Eager baIte. Els. Cream ipirb in
0uantitdt ms Saus ~scIiefert.
Gi8ealtes Sobas "a. Wineralmaffer.
ls,7 T3N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
q mset {.

@m5et8e.
Der itdbtiide arat birb ale 4erionen foifen.
frei impfsn, bic nmsermOsenb fino, bafiir su Sab.
len. Ct mirb tdglid al folgenben YIaten gu
trefen iein
Sn aaltesers apotbele am MiIitdr Ylasa bon
9 bis 10 1lbr 8ormittaas.
SIN 8obenmanns apotbefe beim Sunlet De.
pot bon 6 Bis Z ubr Madmittass.
Brhan @aaashan,
Mabor.
Du,6 9. q. G%Iaubon, 9th Gtert.
%, S10m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12

finbet @onntag Ma6mittag 5 llbr bonn
Srauerbauie aus itatt. Ollie 6reunbe
un5 8efannten 6tr Samilie finb baau
eingeIaben. 112mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
Werlanat tueroett

3wei Rnabeu bei 9. 3. 6rauf. @lamo
Ylaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-12
8~egrabntbsM nset8e.

Sie 8eerbiguug Ser ferblihen ueber=
refie bes
Mn;nr g * 3nmnmenn
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
Execution Sale.

BY IIRTI- T. OF AN ENECl TlON lSSC ED Cut ni the Justices Court of Township No. One. iu and for Inc County of Cochisc. Ter riinrV uG Arizona. io me directed aud drIN- cred O1 judgment rendered in said Court ou the 3Jih day oi April, lsNj, in favor of the Mayor and Common CoUn gil Oi The city oi Torn al'siOur. TcrEitory of Ariz3na,and against IydIa M Clark. wherein am commanded To make the sum of i"riy-fOur dollars damages with interest thereon from date Ui judgment st ihe rItc of fer per cent. per auium until paid: together wI;E S'e,.J5 costs and accTu- ing costs.
 have this day levied upol, the following described property, to vii:
 I.5t thirteen ,l:;f .iu block siyty-two U6:l. in thc cRy og Tombstone. CccEi-c county, Arl- z,ua. accordiu- ta thc oil!ciai map or plat thereof now of record it. the office oi the count, recorder cf CocLi-e county; said !ot being on thc NV corner Of 7th and Bruce streets, iu said city 0f Tombstone.
 PuUlir notice i- hereby given that on the 4th day of November, isS5, between the hour- of 2 2. m and p. m, ir iron: oi the City Hall. in the city of Tombstone, Crehise county, Arizona Territory, wI'' sell all ;he right, .itic aLd interest oi the sald Lydia VI . Clark. in and to fle above described proI Crty ai Fublic Auction, to the hEhcs! and pest bidder, for cash, lawful money @: thc niisd States. to satisfy said cNccutio ana all 'oS's. Dated this thc IS.h day oi October, l>H'.
 JAMES COIIE,
 Chief ol Polir. oi th" tty of Tombstone =
 trti3 2id
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
01ie NEN DRESS.

iniS evening We present ol.r readers ';ith TEH DA.LY ToNB~roNE printed .th an entire new dress Mr have been aware 0; the iAc, that the paper .as been poorly printed for some time past, and We thank our ;ricrds and patrons for their patience, but now we present th,... ~it' I's:r.r ,:ia; can ",. read in the dark almost, ,o plainly Is it printed, anI shall continue 10 do :o in the future ThaukinE our many iiicndS wl!o have enabled Us to pre- sent such readable paper we leave .ts merits in their hand>.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16

oll sinner, hut he does see every thing wrong in ex-Gov. Tntle. Ii he believe, what has beer said of Ttitlo he believes whar has been said about Crook Marion Las in >nuated and crHwl?l aroard the bush to hurt Tritlc in his official acts as GOV elnor, but he has never had the manhood tG come ont open anal charge ,littE with any act the same aS TmC DAILN 1uMEeruME- w. have been as mach of an ad- mir,r of 1'ritlc as any person in the Territory bat wlSn He know he has done wrOL- ant tries to make onr people ,Nallom 2 :ook wcr> a tubjit lou.nai give him what he deserved anl for the use or an cath in every other word of his conversation with our citizen, he deserved morrss iut as chief cx
 rcutiye Lrrin4 .ho legislature the tonrir, ha, N.., .ittIs .a}-a to say ary,hir alou. stealing, hut did not .on John Marion iilr the i'r~ of yonr paper and refuse to deliver them to the comnittee for fear of detection A paper which VII do as yonr5 has don. has very little weight as A apolo..i~t for r,ooh.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
A fine assortment ot fresh fish at the , urN |, ait store, Fifth street. ,S3t


 A fine assortment q; fresh fish at the new fruit store, Fifth street. ,s3, Fresh crg- aawvs ol hand as tnc Cash c, of WALCorr X NEsIcK
 Justrecrivcd at the Crystal pa'-cc saloon a carload ol Lrup', St Louis becr, ice cold cn drlu@lt
 MrsSrs. Cusar X Wehrisiz received csrloai ol lIuckrc i,e i",Jay, anh "rr now prepaicd to serve the peorlt "t thlN city with the same al the lowest rates II L,mps St ..nais terr Gn Graasi:t iof sale. wholesale and .ta,l lt tne Crystal Palace Saloon. II Inst l,,ci,ri at A,htnDn x Wa',.c' zig" ,,c,c. @ ncw l,t o' iho7a celebrated Ei'''M cigars, D 10: 2i cents il ,r.u+. tohAcco,, pipe, haNc- and |" :a,' ,,rr,,Iir.. ,n the amohrr'~ l'ur, f'I ahlo a' A.l,nua X W..h,: .lsr,! 'c -tlc.'y able prices. ], !, lud,rd ter, b'a .hir- ta lose "nr'- mint, buliti,a r,oro torr,n., ,a.:A t' -"'- tos such q condition ~Lyn .t caa b, $, ca-i'y drevrn;,J c''" Tne stock of natural '." tcr'r' 2 iur chased D, Us. yciu. aii consumed, ,l,' ;:,'' oi .rc hrica,.r u'li nr t.u'- pci i'"aaI NLlsb :... wlA be naiu,an,c turn- lh.
 >o,lrAi-rl@>t, Co.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
From S.tlIHsIkc.

SALT LAKE, Oct, lC. Hope was scntsucei to-day for ,he fourth time of murder in the first tie gree and will be shot November 24. Andrew Smith. Emil Olsen and John Nicholson. the editor of the De seret News, We're sentencol for six months in the penitcntiary and $500 fine each for unlawful cobabitation. Al are defiant
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
4 New Eing onthe Thronc:

"Nlmia," ] popular ailmrnt,' h-a given place ,. new ro'erta'e
 1T yon have Rheumatism now, the medlt'i w'.escrcs rAc,ti.a--"Uric Acid'.
 1T you have frequent headaches they sa.clv rrmarh Uric Acid"'
 IT ,on have softcnine Of the hain. they ln>,~. ;La, j, -ii.c Aeja"'
 If Scia,iya or Neuralgia make lift miscra hlc, i, i- Uric Acid",
 ii ,our skin breaks ad' in hoil> and Pinr les. il i---"l ,ic Acid"!
 II you have AhsccsscS and piie-. uiit Acid" has set your slo,-G on :,rr
 IL you hay, d,sl, lau.a aid feelings, h'ck. ache kidney CT bladder troubles .;out, gravel, poor lLooJ, are III :t ease, hrcurr"ed wirh paYa',,, or apop.,>y, vertigo; are bilious, drui~i,al ror>,!ra'r.. or Lysrc|'ic-"i'r;- icii" !, thr Icy to t.ie situation, inc 'au,e 0. al you. d.r'l,ul'r-'
 W, do rn. know a, mad'm Ns',ria VII lake Kindly to t|;- Na-,g'nr Csa'Tel, lou: he ra- c,iLrnt,y come ,o stay. "Uli, Ar.I" -,l., Nous,,r, .- thc pfc1uct ur inc d,romr,,~i,.on--dc death - constantly 'a,io., r'qcr within IL, and nHic'~ r, ie every d,y ror'y: from tlc system, .houah The hiLacl> hv mrau- of som" great blood >pc,.ur he Wa'uy,'s s-fr cure, which Sen ator E. K Grurr ~ay- snaichrd h.m ts"ln is grasp. thrr, is not the least dcuh bat that lt wiH uuer, rum ,hc ,trr"-c,' hnn'an ,"n- st,ut.oa,
 II is moi a yyun- fellow T., any means. i' li7- 'ou :. ard well LnoN,' Inc ol arcc,tor- I I' is uud,uh,cdl, the father oi a very I',a family of d.-,l>,., .ud thou-A il may be the | fashion {, a,criHr progeny tr Il that are mol ! directly .t~ own, there ,an De itiic G"u'i 7 tbat ii ii once 4ci~ thoroughly seated in H. human system, i; really dee, rntrod0'c inio | :, most If lic ailments now. per for 9 ! f,,hi,,, attributed to ii> h-ls'a! ini"rnr".
 oc'iJ.lN
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
FOs. Sale

\ i,u-r ,l thi,,. 'ruu.- on -rrT,nt' Si hatI, pI .H.u;. .Jr,h'l yard Ira "r"I''N i. i,i l-ucrd u iia- nt,. iron; @nd i.''.. N.id WI! rr srti trr S.ht t ,'.|ya for "i once. Apply to bella Clark, ;h're d""i- rin second -,tcc', or at thl~ ".hSr.
 The Eclipse Bakery is nnw located on Fremont succ., n.N, Ioos :, C7es"ry : resrau,an,, aaA -o,hiug hat lhc b's' pies, cakes, bread ami r"ni-r'i"nrrS i- soii there. give i, cali. IT
 Fresh f.>h ca i,e at the new ir"it store, Fifth street, opposite New hrrN store. 'o .:
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
If We credit Tup DAIIy To

If We credit TnE DAILY TOME STONE. somebody swore, dreadfuIly, i'll Tombstone. Bnt, paper that Is malicious enough to denounce Gen Crook a, a liar, cannot be ex- pected to tel! the truth about Gov. Tritle.-Courier.
 The above shows how hard it is for newspaper to carry water on both shoulders. Johh Marion is a great friend and admir-r of Cen Crook, in fact, he has named one of his boys. who by-the-way is very bright chill, after Crook, and he vii not see anything wrong in that
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16

The republican, party with al. it's faults, with al!of its cxtravas sancc' and all of the heniouS crime, with which it Is charSe,l he, a remarka ble hold upon the people of this country. and the wave no~ started will not ba stayed until the mugwump president has bccono a thing of bye gone days.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
IA illcd G,erIi,c E.icct;ou.
CINCINNATI, Oct,

CINCINNATI, Oct, Ii. Charles Warlnan was drinking iu Mrs. Devoss' saloon, corr er of Sixth and Broadway, i.o right with T mum Der of men. ' 4varrl began over t!.e election. al" Warman Was -;r'' bed and killed on the sidewalk out side. Liz ,oln Slattery, one of the crowd hss been arrested.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
SUnllllCNS.

IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY or -OCiilSE, IN THE
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 John Montgomery, PlniD,'f V. Joel Byington, (. l.. tallcrdar and James EGusie. D,t.rdJnt-
 Nctlcu brought in ihr County C"U:t q! Cochi;c. Territory nt Arizona. an. Inc com ,l'arrt filed in The -ai -u-.-y l.. ,"-ii>'. ; ;;,. coffee. vi ,:;c c:crE J; t;ic said tcun!y Court.
 The Territory os Arizona scn!e greeting Co. .Iuci =. Eyia-ton, (. E. Calendar ai'i Jame, Rrus.c defendants.
 You a~. EcT'by required :o appear ln an action drought agsin>t you by ihe atOHc named plaintiff, iu the County Court ol Co,hi>c County. Territory oi ArlZona, and t,' answer ,!Ic complaint lied therein, within twenty dave tcXtlu,ive oi the day oi servicel af.cr tie ~ryTIsc or you Cf this summons, il served within thiS county; or-h served ont nl tLj, county. bui in this district. within tE:rtv day>; otherwise within forty dayS, or iua Lmeut by dofaul. wiIi hr taken agaIns- you accJrl.lg to tAc prayer of said com pl,jn..
 < ;i acton i> brought to recover of you the sum ot eleven hundred and for;y-iwu q collars .s fully appears by the complaint filed herein, l duly certified copy oi which i> hcrrts attached. And you are hereby notified t.at if you fail tO appear and answer thc sad complaint, a> above re. .uirrd, the said plapiliri will tal,c iu-Gmeu; against you hv default in the suIn of Sl ;f! with interest statutory damage, and costs of suit.
 Given under my hand and seal of rh, County Court of COchi>c County. Territory oi Arizona. Hi, iinh day of October, \ b !sSJ
 -- \. Q. WALLACE, Clerk.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
Our Wary Ils -nac.

NEw YORK, Oct, lG Nary Anderson vii! make her frs. appearance after two years success in Europe, at the Star theatre to night in As Nol Like It, ir which she as sumes tle role of Rosalind.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
UHere ,s Aey U csi":
 Proprietor.

Key West is one of 'hc hu>icst Tarufac ;urir- potts VI tLc Atian,i. coast. Cigars, or cour>.. constitute ihr principle article ol export. The Ecy Wr>; i> situated on thc FJriIa coast. om,y sixty miles from II- yyna The famous Key N.st c-,ars are made frJ'I tubIcc' of the fines; Havana procurab!c, and made by Cuban workrnen. Ih. tobacco only has .o ray an import duty of $2.5J per pound and 25 ger cent al vaiorlm on cigars. The cii'-a:e i. the same as in Cuol. consequently the aroma i~ inc same as in inc imported cigars. Smokers should take These facts in.o consideration and caii on Ashnuu .: Walker. who have us, received q fresh stock of inc best brands oi Key West Cigars. in ,luui4, fine "Es'rei- ,s " "Cojoria."" thcr fr
 The Pioneer mills -four. Sacramento !. the best in the markc-. For sale at ihc Cash store of WoLC~TT .I MEs~ICI.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
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 Fight al its and four children left here >esterddv for pavSon, t'taH, to become active mcuLnefs oi ihe Mormon churci.. Two oi he party are youn. women. aud the children are about lj wears of ago. All of them leave farms a, 2GuI as any in tEls section They wer, converted ani baptized nerr last srrir. bl M,nn3n mission9., ios. who have been in3u>jriou>lS working in tlis aud Richlaud cornt,c>. Tine f, ,uaic poE..o:i oi this party upAold poly gamv, and d,alk as ii expecting 10 rrac- tice i.. the converts had previously been Me,hodists and Prrabvterians. They are far from being ''cranks. and their standing here has made their ie plrture a sensation. A great deal o. feeling has developed against them ani the missionaries Converts have been s.ged and otherwise maltreated since their bantism to the Mormon faith The hest E-n In the country saving it Is time to stop the proselytIm4 work here. and if the missionaries re turn they may be mobbei
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
Notice fo HP IHJTc.

MessTs. Caesar {, Wherirltz are sel!int NATURAL TRUCEEE ICE al 2i. cents per pound, 10 anybody and every bod. They have large supply on hand and carload on the roa,. ail ,he lime. No DANGER OF TT GIVING OUT, as they are compelled tc have il, is they keep one carload of beer constantly on hand. fus wLici- they haze tu keep large quantities of i,c.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16

The result of the Ohio election will teach th~ longwulnp president that he is not such force in poli- ties as he .imagines. His man Hoadley was laid away among the things of the past: This Beecher- Curtis administration up to date has in no sense been a success.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
Coci lpntoi.

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 Hotel. Tn: only tirst-claSs hotel Tn Tombstone. Situated on the corner ot Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely fu,4isy ycd throughout, ani '.rs all mod TIT improvements. Travellers are recom- mendcd 70 stop at this house. Private roor>3 fo- commercial travellers. Ine har of this house Is furnished win i'm proved billia.d tai ,ies ami card rooms, arG is stocked with the frcst brands oi wines. liquors ard cigars.
 aG.i Jo>ErI PA1CH9TY.
 Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16

Frr INC nncs; h'aui c! imported wines liquors and cigars. the Pony saloon takes lhc cake Tom Jones Is always glad 10 meet his friends, ami you may dcpcnd on receiving ,b- finest kind Ci treatment. ic3Cyt
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
City MaIraptS

The following warrants ol lhr general fund of the city of TOmostcnc, \. T, are now payable at the CoclIisc County Bank
 IS, s2 134. le9. 2j6. 97, 2jl, 2is, 2is, 224, 2Ja, 25s. 2.9, 20, 257, 22s, 2jG, 9.4, 9.j. 2Sl, 2.G. 25O, sso JI MELGgrS, siQl2 City Treasurer
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-16
Rooms tn Kent

Having leased the Way lp lodging house on Allen street, and renovated thc same, am now prIrased tJ rent "Ooms by the Jay, week or mouth, at reaSona- ble Iatcs Give lie q ,nll
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