The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-02
OFFICIAL PAPER
 7 OF- Cochis.e County.

Robert Upton is confined to his room by a severe attack of maleria.
 E. R. Monk, resident of Wilcox g registered at the Occidental,
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 Herman Schmeiding has announced himself as candidate for the office of City Treasurer.
 Schoenfeld & HeYman are just D receipt of a large consignment of large beer glasses (schooners). Call ard examine jeSOtf
 Fron, the appearance Of things, it looks as if Messiok would lose his bet on the rain question.
 Messrs. Taft < Bradshaw have To- cated their Risbee stage office in that of Sandy Bob.
 A. Fortlouis, wholesale dealer ip i'm ported and domestic liquors, wines and cigars, is selling out hls entire stock at cost, and for cash only. 7-1tf
 E. B. Gage who went to Deming yesterday morning, is expected to re- turn this evening.
 Hermann Welisch is nearly ready to open up his large stock of goods to the public, and will probably do so on Monday next.
 Fred ". Smith, formerly of this city, but now collector of customs at Yuma, passed through Benson yester- day en route to Fl Paso.
 Tom Allison has to wrestl3 to furnish his numerous customers" specimen of very choice English in this mornings M0ngoljan.
 As will be seen by card in another column, the business houses of thio city will remain closed on Monday next
 A Tom Gregory has caused another shaft of pain to pierce the political aspirations of Burke by announcing himself as candidate for County Assessor.
 The attendance at the race track on Sunday next will probably be the largest ever known. Some of the finest horses in the county have been entered for the different races and are HOW in active training. MT. Thomas Negrie will lead to the alter tomorrow Miss Teresita Fry. The happy couple have a host of friends in this city, who wish them a life of unaloyed pleasure and prosp- erity.
 About as happy man as could be found in Tombstone to-day, was J. L. Mellgren, and enquiry elicited the fact that his wife had yesterday pre- sented him with son. This is the fourth child that has been born to Mir. Mellgren and his wife in Tomb stone.
 The twenty-seventh annual com mencement exercises of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary were held Monday night in Chestnut street church. There was an immense audi ence. Rev. F. II. Kerfoot, D. D., Of Brooklyn, N Y, made the opening prayer, and the choir sang a selection from Mozart's twelfth mass, "Sanctus." Dr. Boyce delivered diplomas to the graduates Of the various schools. From Alabama there were: w. NJ. Blackwelder, w. H. Smith, J. H. Foster, c. E. Nash, w. J. Elliott, H. B. RAlls.-Western Record.
 The distressing word was received in town this morning, by the arrival of Mexican, that the store of I. II. Levy and the saloon of Mir Monetti were destroyed by fire at Yulture yes terday at noon. There are no details as to the origin or aa to goods or books saved. MT. Levy, who is in town, tells us that his stock was valued at at least $15.O00 and his books at $5,000, Lhe insurance upon which was very fight owing to the high rate of insur- ance at that camp. Tnus in D few short hours Mir. Levy will lose the re- sulls of seven hard years of business ard labor. The postofice was in Leyy's store, and that loss will amount D. something. Monetti loses at least