The Daily Tombstone. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1885-1886, 1885-09-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST UHICH
IyTEHEsTGTHTPODY
In this Thriving City Of
Tombstone. And Which
we Pu bliSh Daily
To allwho may favor Us with
their Subscriptions ana
Advertising

On and after October lat, Wells. F.rg" &
Co.'S exprcs, oOmrany viii di.conl;ne- .h'ir
office a Charleston.
Just received A. the CRYSTAL rai: CO Saloon
carload OF Lernp's 81. i.o is beer, ice-coId
CT draught.
The Western Union TELEGRAPH Office At
Charleston VIII be discontinued from and
sitter October Ist.
The Crystal Palace Saloon will ne ready 10
aervc their customers with the finest
i.emI,'< ice cold beer on drauaht.
The thermometer registered but So Ge-
graes al noon to dnv.
just received at Ashmun Il Wakes cigar
store o new lot ~ those celebrated Estre'la
cigars, 2 for o5 cents. If
TT. White. one of the leading ranch
men on the S,u Pedro. arrived in this
to-day. He never visits the city with
out purchasing large hill Of goods.
Cigars. ,obaccos, pipes, knives and In fact
everything in the smokers line. for sale nj
Ashmun * Walkers ci ear store at reasonable
prices. Il
Bob Darraeli. the express messenger be-
tween This city and Benson, will leave TO-
morrow on = visit - California. and will be
ahscn. about one month. Daring his alb
senee his place will be supplied BY James
Geary. who was formerly messenger GA the
saIuc run.
The Nayajos are a peaceful and reliable LOT
OF Indians, really good indians, though they
are alive and acquainted with Indian WAYS
Why wouldn't it be good plan 20 enlist Il
regiment Of them 10 protect Nrw Mexico
ana Arizona from the irruptiyc Apaches
The white troops 10 these territories seem
utterly unable 10 keep the ApachcS in, OF
End them when they 10 oU,.-Aansss City
Journal.
The Angler vouchcs for the effective
tess OF the following mixIu'e for KEGS
ing mosquitoes away: Olive OF, three
parts; oil of iennyrnya!, two parts; giyc-
~line and ammonia, each one part. To
le well shaken D. fnva applying 10 the
face and hands. Avoid getting the mix
ture in the eyes.
When the east hound train arrived 81
Berson yesterday Harry Stewart, the ty
press messenger between E~nson ami
N,c,!cs, arrived with his briic. lie
was Immediately escorted TO hrs rc-;-
tieuca by his friends, aud last evening lee
and his bride were the Teci piesss Of 81
clcran, recep.iou i. the X Of Z. hal ,
aid m any wishes for their iutarc haPpi-
ocss and prosperity.
4 CORE srou,ient of the St. I'uIs mod
ic.! Jnurra' writes: IN 1880, While lirnc'
ticinc in N Olson couu'y. /. was in
ducrd by the representations Of an oio
LADY to make the trial in dysentery and
xlia,rhas, O! table s,-,ouiui d,.ses q: rnr'
cider vinegar, witt, tue addition OF su:
Gc;en. SAT- 10 ne nc'tc-al,ir, aed il scisf
81 chavmingiy that have never USED
eny,hing C Sc"
The increasing frequency of neuralsi,
Tesiache anon. wnmer must nave
cause. There il oI.s OF simplicity w!i'
has been overlooked, aud one TO which j
is worth while to draw attention. Thu
pain experienced is generally located il
ono or rrore Of the branches of the sec
ons; ce,yics. ua:ye, very commonly th"s
terminating in the scalp At the back a
the head. The nerves are irritaied b.
the hair beIn. drawn tightly back an'
put on ths strain, not as whole, II
which case tho strain would be sprea
ever a large area Of the surface, but b.
small bundles Of hair which are pu LEI
back and held in place by hairpins. Re
liei is experienced by removing the hair
pins, but this has only a temporary an
partial effect. The injury done 's lasting
if not permanent, in its consequence
The present stylc Of drcssin. the hat
should be discontinued, rs it in part &C
counts for the prevalence of form /,
suffering which is both intrac'abie an
distressing. If it were the fashion ia
vomea to wear the hair s.:ort instead c
loo: and tied up, there would be les
headache than there is,-Hesald
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