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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
An Excel lent Stock of Footwear.

An ambassador of the ARGUS made an
inspection today of the large stock of
b ,ots, shoes and slippers at w. Peterson
& Co.'S. and was surprised at the variety
and excellence of their fall purchases,
embracing everything needed in the line
of footwear for all classes. They are sole
agents for Reynolds Bros. shoes, which,
for durability and fine its far excel any
other kinds made. They also handle all
the other standard makes, and all their
goods are sold at low margin of profit,
so that all in need of footwear will do
well to call there before purchasing.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
County Building.
TtsAkSFEl,S,

William Zicgler to Emily Blake. q
nell and mel set 8, lG, 5w, and n4, nwi
nwi and NJ mel nwi and pit W. nwf. TO-
IS. 5w, $4,000.
James W. Small to James A. Daugh>
erty, vt sw irl t. IA, II, Nv, and NV fri /,
90, II, 2w. $4,000.
United States to Calihan Dwigans, NV
fri l. on Big Island, %. II, 2w, patent.
United States to Samuel Marrs. pit ne
fri /, 23, H. 2w, patent
Rosa c. Nicely to Thomas O'Brien, sw !
swl, 3, 16. 4w, $500
Philip Fuhr to ALBEIT J. Whitney. Cd
e! mel, %, 16. 4w. $1,000.
Mary Freylag to George Schmidt, lot
Z. block o. lower addition, Rock Island =,
$3.50
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
B of l. F.

The fifth annual ball of Twin City
Lodge, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. will be held at the Rock Island
skating rink Thanksgiving evening. Nov
%. Suasser's second regiment band will
furnish the music. A coach viii lenve
Davenport for this side at 8 O'Clock, and
ant time Is assured
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
Sand.

superintendent Stafford is engaged in
the commendable work of cleaning out
the settling basin at the waterworks. An
examination showed that the inlet pipe
was completely buried in sand through
which the water oozed 1t will take about
SIX days hard work to remove the accu,
mutation of sandy substance which is be
ing taken out by the wagon load. The
gate between the inner and outside basin
was found out Of place, probably being
forced up by the ice last winter.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
StamD Clerk Transfer.

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
the duties of stamp clerk from L. F.
Hulit to A. Abbott The newly appointed
officer is Il lawyer and insurance man OF
prominence at Canton, and man who
will discharge the duties of the office with
credit to himself and the government.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
Winter kppies.

Mr.. Ii. W. Moses has just arrived in
the city from New York State and with
him Game tNo car loads Of choice winter
apples consisting of Baidw ms Grccnings.
Spitzen,berss, Northern Spy's. Seek no
Further, Rambo's and Sussets They are
now for sale at No. 1915 Second avenue
All wanting apples should call and see
them. they are first class and are being
sold thenp.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
EulIon Market.


The following are some of the new and
palatable things just received ut the Full.
ton market:
Shell oysters.
N. Y. counts
Select oysters.
Frog legs.
Fresh mackerel.
HOLSTERS,
g Celery.
e CLAIMS,
. Fish.
Dressed and live chickens.
= Turkeys,
Ducks.
'' Quail.
The High Sheriff of London gave a
dinner recently that cost S5, 00O'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
Amusements.


This nonsensical farce was gwen before
one of the largest audiences of the season
at Harper's theatre last evening. o.
course those who went did not expect tt
see anything but tumble of nonsense
and thus they were not disappointed. Wa
can say that the performance was true tc
its blls-everything was given that was
advertised and nothing more. There was
dismal attempt at singing, but the Sc
lections were poorly given on the whole
While Mr.. Harper bkooed the entertain
ment as Mestaycr's celebrated and popu'
lar company, it is probably another or
ganization travelling on Mestaycrs repu-
tation. While the audience was very wei
satisfied the program is open to many
Improvements.
GILMORE.
One of the rarest opportunities ever af'
for,led the people of the three cities fol
attending an extraordinary attraction al
popular prices is that of next Wednesday
evening, when Gilmore's renowned or
chestra and full band of forty pieces,
will give an entertainment at I1arpers
theatre. Already inquiries have been re-
ceivcd from neighboring towns as to
prices and train accommodations
Trains will leave Rock Island
on all the roads after the
performance and the ferry will make two
trips to Davenport. so that all DESTROYS of
attending may do so conveniently. The
admission has been placed at 81 90, rs
and 80 cents, with no extra charge for
reserved seats.
PROF. MORRIS EQUINE AND CANINE PAR
ADoX.
pear at Harpcrs theatre next Monday and
Tuesday evenings and Tuesday matinee
ut 4 p. m, for the benefit of the school
children. This company has been meet
ing with wonderful success wherever it
has appeared. The prices of admission
have been placed within the reach of all
Is, % and so cents, with no extra charge
for reserved seats. The company is com
posed of forty dogs and ten ponies, and i,
the most wonderful organization in the
world Some of the acts which these
seemingly mind endowed little animals
perform are truly marvellous, and one can
not but W. ndcr at the amount of patience
perseverance and hard work required OF
their trainer in bringing them to thei'
present high state Of intelligence. Be
sides the almost perfect military drill ok
ecnted by the ponies, and the wonderful
leaping of the English greyhound Fole'
Hette, before alluded To in these colu INNS
there are several comical features that are
very interesting. For instance. the pan
tnmime act of the clown dog, Ma or. and
the Professor is especially clever, and thI
visit of the dog family, "Mr. and Mrs
Benedict" with Baby Buigey" in full
costume, is excruciatingly funny. The
sec saw and sleeping act of the ponies arr
nicely executed, and the tight rope walk
ing of the dog Schneider is the wonder
and admiration of all The final tableau
or revolving pyramid OF ponies and dogs,
is very fine, and, in fact. the entire enter
tainment is deserving of the highest com
mendation.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

Pea coal, $500; CRATE and egg, 81 .75
range, nut and No. A, $500 per ton;
screened and delivered all best quality
of anthracite Extra carriage charged on
orders of less than one ton. Black smiths
caol, Connclsville coke and charcoal
1908 Second avenue. E G. FRAZER.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

sixteen year old girl appeared rs II
witness in II Brooklyn court the other
day. who did not know the nature of an
oath, nor where she would 60 if she swo
wrong and died. She was excused.
A man at Lancaster. Pa, is picking his
second crop Of raspberIies this season.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
Winter APPLES.

A good opportunity to secure winter
apples, will be at ID. W Matthews sale,
which takes place Wednesday, Nov. 18th
1885, at his residence three and half
miles south west of Milan.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
Guilty.

LONDON, Nov 7.-[Speciall- The jury
in the Armstrong abduction case find
Editor Stead and Mrs. Jarrett guilty.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
Hard Coal.

Have you bought your hard coalY
Watkins Il Hill will deliver all grades of
hard coal, Give them q call Telephone
1877
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

Catarrh is constitutional disc usc.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is II constitutional
remedy 1t cures catarri. Give it II
trial.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

Poultices of tar applied to the soles of
the feet is the latest remedy for rheuma-
tism
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
n a ma 0nQ

At Geo. Wagner & Sons; Celery san
sage every Saturday and Sun day. Wen
ma sausage every Wednesda y, SO
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

A passenger from Pennsylvania going
west this morning was complaining OF
business down his way. Everything dull
1.-Two years ago." he said, II went into
the oil regions with $4,000. Day before
yesterday I pulled out with $3.50. and an
going west to get Inc a farm
"You didn't invest very wisely, did
your remarked the elderly passenger.
NO." replied the Pennsylvania, sad
ly. "not wisely, but in two wells.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

Some of these country landlords make
me tired, said drummer at the Harper
house last night. They don't know how
to keep hotel, but they think they do.
and the way some of them buster about
and make themselves think they are play
ing thunder is quite lauyhable. One day
last week I was in hotel at Peoria eat>
ing dinner. had just tackled II piece of
apple PIE, using my fork. of course. when
the landlord happened to come in. I'm.
agine my surprise upon hearing him
growl out to the waiter:
why in the devil don't you give the
gentleman a knife2 You don't expect a
man to eat pie with fork, do yon?'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

They are getting into nice squabble
over this street motor movement" said a
merchant last evening.
"What is your opinion on the subiect%'
responded the pilgrim.
"If the company will do as it has
agreed, to get a steam quictcr-and in.
struct its engineers to stop the motor
when team is seen to be frightened,
am in favor of giving the motor trial
just Il test mind you. Thea if everything
works satisfactory let them go ahead. but
if it proves detrimental to business. stop
it Immediately"
Have you ever seen motor in oper~
alton in a city7'
Eyes, at New Orleans last winter the
motors run out to the exposition grounds,
and came right into the heart of the city.
"Did you hear of any accident in con-
scquence9'
Not while | was in New Orleans did
it come to my knowledge that the motors
had done any serious damage, in fact
| never heard of an accident. The
engineers use care as they should do here
and teams are becoming accustomed to the
noseless machine. l am in favor of Civ
ing it fair trial in Rock Island
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07
THE PILGRIM.
kambies's Notes OF Scenes and Incl
sents About the City-ti0ssip.

The abattoir, | am exceedingly
pleased to know. is finally in operation"
said an enthusiastic citizen. land there is
not particle of doubt, in my mind. but
that the city butchers, rs II whole. will
seize the opportunity afforded by the city
to do their slaughtering in first class and
convenient quarters.
"Then, you are favorably impressed
with the new institution" said the pill
grim.
Il never have felt otherwise than kind
ly toward it," was the response. land
now that it is completed. | am, | must
confess, greatly surprised; it is so much
better than l had anticipated. If the
butchers are not pleased with it, it will
be because it is not within the power of
man to please them. My butcher was at
first opposed to it, hut he told me the
other day that he was pleased with it,
and had arranged to do his killing there.
The truth of the matter is, | would not
patronze him if he didn't, and there are
others who take the same view of the
matter"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07

The High Sheriff of London gave a
dinner recently that cost $5, 00O'
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
The Eesafi u con, ,uktHtfOH

I'll we you rcvis"n copy pi ihr New res,.mcn, in the library, Miss Smith = ,-kc,i the young minister, who v's sak ing "n evening cal, partly parochiai and ,ar''v otherwise.
 N Mr L'ngprav"r," sle rep'!ed; T r'gret To say tnat w. h,v"'r "
 "Wha-'s a rrvisrd copy ?" r.ked Bobby, who had been permitted to sit up beyon': nis usual hour.
 "Y"u ire rather young vet, E libby, to undrrstand such martrr,n said his sisti ! k,ud.y. "A rcvised copy GIrsns 'hat Ger tain changes hay" been m ,,'e in the Bible tnnt were crn-id-'re,i necessary |" q bet ter unds rstaIding of II C text. x ". y"n lad better run off lc bed, that's go, boy"
 The young minister could scarcely con c a! his admirt'ion,
 Well, if ,hr,'s what i, is" saii Bobby, sour family Bible is revised, cause pa changed i, the other fav. He searched ur ihe date of your birth a;d made I, three years later. He tuid ma something about you and 'he minister, and said thai ir wouldn't do a"y hrrm n"1nw; and If v~r N-. L,ngpray.r wanted 10 look ai il. it rnign, d. "A good deal of good"
 Pr~s-ni,y the minister wen, away and fami consultation ass held. l; r. .uit-d in Booby's passing sIeepless night o,, 'he pit of his s.nmsch.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
fl PJini iR 1dre,tisiu0.

"To advertise sYcc, ssiuliy one mus, advertise right straight aiong, ,a,o q prominent New York div goods r:ei- chant. "We once hit upon novel cxne dient, h"w'vrr, of ssc' rtalnirg over what arra onr advertisements were read. ". published d couple of half column ads, in which we purpnsely mia,ated half a dozen historical facts"
 Did y'u get any rrpiiesT'
 "I should say we did. Tn lpss than a week we recrIvcd between 800 and 400 'eiters tom an parts of the cnnniry from people wIshir 2 {" know wIr7 on earth ". kept such 2 consumare tnoi w h:, knew s. nitlr about An,rican hlst,ry. ihr let trrs kc;i: n Uring in f"r th:r" CT {, 1T weeks. IL wns thc nest pay!u.. ads we eyer printed. Oar ,ei;ers came from school hny-. @iil-, professors. clergvmrr. school teachers, and in two instances rom eminrut men, who have wor d wife reputation, 1 WIS more impressed, with ,i,e value f those two adv r'is. = menisthan sh"u have been by volumes ": theories. - New TX Sun.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
- - fHSU (-fTtH se District,

This renowned district is fast bccornin. popular ne I:> meta, merits gre being st. con. sp;"anu-!y iron-ht to the frort. This d.s- triui extends srEihwH"fl from ctsa Rrande and consists pr.ncipailr of rangcs Of loE
 pict.:r"-qna aui di>io:htcd hills und mour- tIins. ln some piaccs ma s.re cHG permau. el.'. in uti.crs cru1Giv-, volcanic and mound
 Exc Dut iT very few instances 0: high aiti- tIGc. This pccui,a: looking country has ;'ie rc.:eeming feature of being easy of access, wagons being driven d.rertly to the tunp>.
 l! i@ thoroughly imprcgnatcd with silver, ol those miners and prJapcctors who Lave td5. r.ca i. :hcae s;l.s and ,.o-icG in some of i.s i.'-t mines proclaim II tine richest metal Country ihcy have come in contact for years. Thc Siver-hradcd E-kol Srovrv with her siiyc:.-r. systematic in her workings. onorrn 0us iu product, never f,liiDg ir Ter rcmun- crdtivc yield fur the past four years, the Cu"en.tc of the hills arIaycd in all the para phernalia O Ter own vast inheritance. The Japit"r and F.: .iance Mines now devci.p- iIg in T bu-inpss-iikc manner wi;h eytrnsiye ore Lodics and sfneitcT returns. The Jack | Rabbit uT;l others who have shipments 10 their credit go 10 estnbl.sh correct alahi as Ia its rermarcrcy. and dem monstrate thc right of i'S claim for Inc establishment of
 pills and sD,c'tcrs at Casa Graude. The out
 look for Inc establishment Q! such inat,;u- ' lions at Casa Erapdc Is ':ot only favorable 1at x developing into a rcaiity.-Cass 'iran- ,l.: Voice
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
POticP Court.

Kate Young ior soliciting rros'itution, plead not gu'lt, and asked for jury trI,! which was gr;nt, q, and the ease was st fot tomorrow afiyrGooa al 2 o'clock.
 Tanirs C Dean. arrested for f fighting, plead noi gully, and Ihe case was sci for o'clock to-mo-ruw morning.
 James Girr';l', arrested for fighting, ,.'cad not guilty, and dsnlandrG s jury t'iai which was granted hiln aud he was c,Iyicic' IT, was fined Sl0 rrd cc-ts amoun:in.: in pil "a sS6 or &6 days iu jail. Hc took til in his a
 George Osborne, a taiiY iu.or Was ser. t"nccd 10 Day d fine ol five dollars or one day ia ;ail.
 Frank Broad, for fighting, plead not @niity and dernal.d d q jury trial, and the case wa' sIt f,r one o'c!nrk iu-nurr0w.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
RerDc1 icn :.

The following is the important part of an order made by Probate Judge Peel on the q h of September. 1885: "It i- ordered that the letters, :csihmentary. which vas iS,ued to T.. ]. Drum on Ihc l.th day of January. 1885. making him cXccuIor of the lasi will and tcs- tameHt of Fielding C. Brown, deccHSed. hc and the same is hereby revoked and madc yuId, aud al authority of said T. J. Drum to act as sucd eNrcutor ceases from tb!. Gate, and It is further ordered taat l.. V. Bijnn be aI,d :s hereby appointed administrator or the estate of FIcdIng L. Brown, q, ceased, and that letters ui administration issue tu hDl upon his fling his bo.d w,th surc ctie> to be approved by tni- court in tiic sum of S3lO1.
 B. L. PEEL, Probate Judge
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
.4A CotI1io liAiLi 4 RE
 STJTE OF The Local Happening Of The Lively IOWn Ot ChaI'!eS-
 ton And Will
Be Edited By Samucl Me Claren, Who will Take Subscription and make
 Advertising Contracts
Charleston.

! !. Myers, of hc firm of '. Myers 6 Bros 1 oi Tombstone, uaid cur town a visit yester- 1 day. ! ]. Mrnach. q rncrcl:an. tailor of Tomb l stone came aoy yn here yesterday on husinrss
 and vii h" here again on p-y day with T fine ! line oi samples, and will take orders for ! clothes. | Charley Mauk passed through town this
 morning en route to his ranch in the Hua- 1 cEUcas. Charleston can furnish q No. l secretary 10 [ Iazard. should he wr,t one.
 Billy Hopkins peid Chnrle,top 9 visit to- i day. ! McCinre loaded wagon with provisions
 today fer his ranch. From thc locks of his plans le means business. : J. E. Ayers has arrived in Kansas and is : visiting relatives. l. is very q''ist since ,lc stamps quit drop i ping in ;he f;,il. Our Charleston horse got beaten yesterday. But we nre nui discouraged, but will back him again. There will be a very i'lcaeant party q, Fort 1 iiuarhuca to-niG!.t. George L"re has returned from Torn h stone, looking none the worse for his runa- N.,v 1rc;drut.
 Tn" thermometer registered SS degrees 2 ncrc today. { There are number of strangers in town I ;o dav : yapt. jgo came down from Tombstone 10
 ll .tr,H ,.l t'n tiN CTS. Che'icstor vii: hc ihc headquarters for the 1 Camanc. >,,-e and freight line hereafter 1 Several men w"g" nut 10 work today ! rlcHniGr ur The q d ini.t,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
DeufH Of Ed. Da cr.

Last evening EdNaId Drew, who .as Tcll kGuwu tU iGUsy everybody iH T0uibatonc, brcathcd hi, last. Mir. Drew had been sick Tor the last three wrrk, with the typhoid malaria. and 1t was thought Un Saturday that he would get better, put yesterday .noininS he commenced tD sibk and sunk very rapidy unti! five o'clock, when dra:h claimed him. TBE TOMBSTONE in common with The whole community offer their sym pathy to the sorrUwIng rclatvcs. The de ceased WAS q member Of KnIghts Of Pythias the 4. 0. '. ". and we think the l. O. c F. n good standing. Tine date Of ,he fGuera. .-as not ascertaIgea.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
PriSD" Points.

Clpt. Ingnl.- is on the sick list.
 The prison team took little run on Monday last but dli TO damage.
 Territorial .,arrrs are r"g3cs'eti 10 send copy -f their paper ;o ibe prison library.
 Jnst common ti"id engine is used tu rnn the eleclr;c iigh, mscline B. ,hr Prl>"n.
 Welis F'rG" company viii send al, 'ouaIi 'n> ti hnoks ana Ina.i zines to th.. prison ibr-ry, free.
 4 win Of s4t was s'ruck at the po;nl ni the hiIl whrre ,Lp prisoners nre ai york l'vc.irG lhr r"sd We saw -"n,, v-ry nice SD. elm Hs.-- Yrmn + R.pubiIcaL.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
The ttOces.

Owing 10 the iacf that the races were not I,rop-r;y advertised yesterday, oui.e 4 8 iM crowd Was in a;tcndancr, bu, thos'
 who were there enj 'yed d treat. 4, 2 "c nc< 'ie horses wire called up fer The first Face, vi;Ich was a half mile dash ruI i purs" Of $l:J. h this ri;n there were lour horses, staried as fnI!ows: I:o's black Iii ire, .fa,dy horse, Char est"u morse srd r .sni"u. Fashion winning the race anG tine money. After this race tter. weie several scrubrtc .s for smaller sums
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
The GDccrn,nept RaHs Fseif


 s cre,,.ry Btvard Is in Nv .Itr,-y. : creiary Manning IS a' "asn lII". 5 rr,tary EIdlc";t Is ul in N.w F. ,g a.'.
 $ cr..tary Whitney is .mci ing salt ,;,r ;r n Ih" M ,>> causc'', Coast. G.D El,s is n.rsiHg his Senator a ar nna ru-ric.un- rn Wis- -"n-in. l. mont gone H. gin, wao, bv the ..,, il is sad. was iu b q ,in"ikrci eI [ thr nrxi hou-", hn> gone.
 $ crrtary L.mar hos T .nr-rh- L ''G rly Knows wner". as n' one at his de ,rrment seems To be advised of nj, ,n"reahouts.
 The city Is now rr4c ic.lly deserted. ne jaiicia' branch nf the government fl ,wn m'nlhs "Sn. Tine c2"ru,iy'' ranch has been ing " easy stages ;or n"u'h Tn. Prrsii' nj is Ii h.lIins Tn Inr'0 $ in ih~ \ ilrnnd 'ck,.
 An : ~ G:nerdl Grr,and a'one re- .,aDs. " ~hi.gto tii refnrr, is poor ace 'st how for the "s.'ir'ng I'.'r "' pmp, as 10 aTr"Inlm"nts uf Indian gents, land ngcn'S, r cr TtIs or mess, u- gers can be made until the rrrurn of ihr se iFicials. There are oniy six 'r Seycn on-r ssmen anl two S,hat .rs in town. ,,1 ,h.y xyili I..va aS C, mn .s ,lnv ,r .; through with First Assistant r .si nasIer Genrral, wi" dispruse> I"tI"un.e [" [! C "urtI c ass pns nj s,rrs fhrnl.tnut th, .untry C nri"rrt. F q"'r"r
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
RensOn Items.

7. !as hcen threatening rain for the pass
 three or four days. Capt Upton has finally succeeded in gef- ting water vn his ranch one mile from town and would got sell out to-day for less ,han a5OO0.
 Mrs. Riley was contemplating trip to | California, but has changed her mind. why! M. Rosenberg, hide merchant. intends to remove to Kansas City, and will establish sii agency at Guaymas which vii, be conducted by his brother who is at present In New York.
 The Ben.on iiU-se thief has ssain returned
 with "yo sabe" smile on his face. We are pleased to notice that Mir II. Ger vein who lately bought out L. ". Blnn & Cos lumber yard is doing good business Miss Adela Zeek, sister of our fellow ! townsman ". N. Zeek, arrived here Friday iron, Zenia. Indiana, and contsmplstes resid- ing in Beisou. The popular engineer Of the \. M. & A,
 railroad, A ]. Fitch, returned home Tuesday in time for tha circus and has since been boarding at the New Hotel lately opened by Mrs. Guild.
 r. NJ. Dyar left this morning for Fort Hna. ohuca on a business trip. Being so early in the morning We suppose that It must have been Dyar as his partner Baldwin docs ls travelling al night
 The Benson Literary Society will meet
 Wctncs lay evening, September 9th. in the
 Knishia of P, thias Hall, after an adjourn =
 ment of two months during the warm weather.
 We understand that assistant Postmaster
 Tracy is going to start amilinery establish
 mcnt in Ton bstore. Success cid boy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
4 DjBcrcHrc o5 Opinion.

Richter said no man can either live pinYsiy or die righteous witi.npt wife. Malherhe said the two most baauiiiu! things on egrlh arc won"n and roses S,vil considered ,hcre WAS Innr.siirng, h in w"meus in"<s than in any laws. Vi1- tor lingo didn't believe ,hlt wn"on dr,rstrc; scrpents sn much fr an fear. hU' more ,hr u :h pr"lr>Si"ra .stnnsy. Epu- cicarit wished Alum h.i dlri wI,h a l his rihs in his body. Tie only ;hih. rha, cunso!cd I..dy 5 ,e.inslon for being , wn an was that sine Cvud uot be made ;n marry one. Fix.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07
PUbIir IGH~n;ng.

All persons sri hcrit: rc;ified not to Dur- chase T certain i.Ct, De. e.,ting 10 be secured by minnirc and other conscientious, as Rarninc's Station, County of Cochise. Terri tory of Arizona, and dated about J-ly Ia. 1881. and supposed to be in tue possession of A. Fortiours or Caldwell d Stanford of Tomb stone, as the same is void for wan: of con. s!deratiOn. ". r. BANNING, BA INNINGS STATION. Au. II, ISA5.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-07

h IsS! ihc <rhu0, age was C tc 2i.
 In lssp the sciIopI age l. 6 to is
 I; will bc observed thst there hss hc-n large decrease IF some of inc counteS. Ih:s is owing 10 the feet tha. the school age was reduced from 2I To IS years as stated above, but it i> somewhat surprising with this re- eucI!on iha' Cocbi-e couu:y should have ir- creased 5il children during one year. 1t must Do a rroliGc climate up therc.-star.