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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
A k's.1M9EY CHARGE

When a Democrat wants to throw
his influence against Stewart he
darby hints that the c. 2. 4. Il.
Company are behind him in his
fight and must secure his election
to the Senate so that when their
bonds fall due he can make a fight
to extend the time. This sounds
very plausablo until man stops to
reflect that the bonds of the road
90 not mature until 1875, at which
time Stewart Will have served his
time in the Senate Of the United
States, and been out Of Office two
years. Under these circumstances
the assertion made so persistently
regarding his expected services for
the Il. r. bonds becomes another
one CT the exploded issues Of the
campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Registration Notice.

The time 'or the registration o. the
rames OF the qualifsd electors in the
electoral distric: of Carson Township,
Ormshy COUNT. Nevada. prior to the
general election TO be held on the end
day OF Novem Der, a. d. 1885, for the
County of Orms5y, will expire at
e'clack F. NJ. on the 10Th day Of De-
tober, A. D, 1856. On which daic the
Registration Books will he closed. All
persons entitled TO vote in Carson
Township ere notified That If their
names are not duly en- cred upon the
O1ic al register prior 10 that date viii
he barred from voting at the next en-
spiag General election FOR state and
County Officers.
NJ. n. GAGE,
registry Agent, Carson City.
Oc!3td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Harry Courtaine Dead.

The news comes from London
of the death of Harry Courtaine
the actor. Poor fellow! be died as
everyone who knew him, expected
he would die, in the gutter. He
was man of splendid talents, "a
classical SCH olar and a cosmopoli
tan traveller He wrestled with the
demon of drink for thirty years
and then went gown with the sin
cere pity of all who knew him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16

The Social given at the Armony
HALL Wednesday evening BY the
ladies' of the Episcopal Church
was a splendid affair. Our best
people we're out and a general
GOOD time was had. There was
dancing, refreshments and all that
ssrt Of thing. The piano and violin
daets BY Miss Emma Friend and
Mt. c. f. Lauchton was the gem
OF the evenings entertainment
Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Suicide In EsmeFalda.

Asa Merry, a prominent borax
man, residing IS miles south Of
Columbus, was found dead in his
room on the 18th, with his throat
cut and q razor near by. He left
a note intimating that he had sui
cided.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Perpetual Injunction.

Judge Sabin has issued perpet-
ual injunction against the Nevada
Mining Company in the case of the
Northern Bell VS.. the Nevada Min
ing Company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Military News.

Capt. J. w. E. Townsend is now
the managing and fighting editor OF
the Carson Daily Index. He is ex-
pected to stand off Major McEwen of
the Chronicle, Col. Harris of the
Uuion, and Gen. Powning of the
Journal,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Registration Notice.

The time for the registration ofnahes
of qualified electors in the Electoral
District of Empire City, county "'
Ormsby, Nevada, prior to the genera
G cotton To be held on the ma Jay Oh
Move u per, 4. D.. lss6, will expire 1T
O'Clock 2. NJ. on the
goth Day OF October.
n 1856. on which date the Regie-
,ration sooks. viii re closed, and all
persons entitled to vote in Empire City
arc notified that Their nsmes are not
duly entered upon the Official register,
prior to mat date, will be barred from
voting at the next ensuing general cleo
ton OF state and County Officers.
W. NJ. LANG,
Registry Asen: Of Empire City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16

The undersigned desire to return
their sincere thanks to all the par
ties who assisted in making the
Episcopal social, held last Wednes-
nesday at Armory Hall, such a
social and financial success.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEO. K. DAVIS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
The Races.

The races yesterday afternoon
were particularly good, although
the attendance was not large.
This is the last day, and the
character of the races warrants a
big crowd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
Prof, Zceh.

Prof. Zech the piano tuner will
he ia this city until further noticel
Any persons wanting planes tuned
can leave orders as usual At Friends
jevolry store. It
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16

Whom b0iy Wa sick, We gnvs l,or Cassorie,
When she was Child size cried fo- Casteric,
Wnon sae became Hiss, she chung to Castoria,
whsnsh had Children. cha 9. W them castocia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
ALL SORTS.
Wizard Oilat Geo. Thaxter's. :

Wizard Oil at Geo. Thaxter's. >
Joe Goodman will be one o.
the Enterpsise staff during the
campaign.
Joseph Ryan will be the as
sayer and d. II. futile the meltel
and rcGner of the Fair assay Office
in this city.
1t is not surprising that Fair
wants attention directed from the
silver question. But the public
demands the records all the same.
-Ifyou would have appetite, flesh
color, strength, and vicor, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which will con-
fer them upon you in rapid success
ion.
Wells Drury killed a badger
out on the Warm Springs road
yesterday. When it comes to a
grounding case Drury is always
sure to get there.
-LosT-On Tuesday evening
between John Furlong's house and
the depot, = small, gold stem
winding watch. A suitable reward
will De paid the finder. if left at
this Office.
Why 90 abeut with that aching
head? Try Ayers Pills. They
will relieve the stomach. restore
the digestive organs to healthy ac-
ton. remove the obstructlons that
GepTess nerves and brain, and thus
cure your headache permanently.
While McEwen, the imported
editor of the Chronicle. is making
the fight for James G. Fair for the
y. S. Senate. his spicey letters to
the Sacramento Bee will be discon-
tinued. The Bee readers will
greatly miss those realistic pen
pictures Of the Senator. which used
to be read by them with such keen
cus:o.
The Republican papers Of Cali
fornia charge Bartlett, the Demo
cratic Gsbernatorial nominee, with
renting wash houses to Cinnamon.
The Democratic papers charge
Swift, the Republican nominee,
with employing a Chinese servant
and dressing him to look like
japanese. The other issues Of the
campaign seem to be utterly lost
sight Of
Stewart may win tie fight, but
he will have to earn it By he sweat
Of his brow.-Journal
If the editor of the Journal ever
earned anything in politics by the
sweat Of his brow we have yet to
learn it. He has earned his official
titles by the persistent cffrontery
of his MAGNIFICENT cheek. and wants
all the offices in the State presented
him on platter.
The Chronicle Is furious over
the assertion that G.. c. Stevenson
compels the miners to eat at his |
Gold Hill boarding house where he |
feeds them on the poorest food OBJ.
taiuable, and then turns them into
TIE streets to die of starvation.
The simple fact that Mr.. Steven
son keeps no boarding house in
Gold Hill does not assist in molli-
flying the Chronicles wrath.
The other night man stripped |
to the waist, paraded & street, Vir-
cinia City, and defed the town
Two policemen who declined to ar
rest hin. have been investigated
and whltewashed. They testified
that they did not make the arrest
because they feared they might get
killed. If they feel afraid to per
form their duties they ought to re-
sign in favor Of different class of
men.
"A large and enthusiastic audi
ance greeted Hon. VIM. Woodbnrn i,
and Hon. C. c. Stevenson at Free
man Hall last evening. The sneak |
ing was interesting, and loudly APP
plauded in consequence thereof.
Mr.. Woodburn made many telling
points. Both gentlemen will be
elected; Mr.. Stevenson as Cover
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WHOLESALE DsPAHFMBsY-1 have re
opeped at the above named place with Il
full stock OF the Standard Brands Of
Wines, Whiskies. Brandies, tc., to be
had in the san Francisco Market; also
i'm ported Ales and Portcrs: San Fran
cisco Stock Ale and Porter; Milwaukee,
Boca and Carson Beers; California Clar-
ct and White Wines; u fact, a nplete
stock in detail il. the line OF business,
which l will sell in quantities to suit.
TIE RETAIL DsrARTasSr ex -els any in
Nevada: nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
LUNCHES a SPEE4ALTY

All kinds Of Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. Al orders promptly
attended to. aug
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16
HON. WIN. WOODBURY.,

Republican Candidate for Congress,
viii Address the People OF Nevada on
the Political Issues OF the Day, as
follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-16

Cures Constipation.
Cures Sick Headache,
Cures Dyspepsia, :
BY gently urging the slug
eiah secretiye and excretsry
organs 70 perform their
duties, This delightful; rom
edy. pleasant g ne tasse.
mild yet certain IN eceeo.
economical in price, has
stood the test OF time, ana
for more than forty years
has been prescribed by oar
best physicians. II should
b found in every family
medicine chest. Sold bp
&10gtsIs sssysoAsrs.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES EOCKT OF NO. 8 Township, "i the Count! oi CochIse, ;eiri- tory bi ArZ nt.
 Thomas P. DcvIne, Paint fl, vs, William McCpinas, Defendant.
 B .or 9 o Perrin, Justice of the Peace, deulan.t S20
 The fe,i. i.trry of Arizoua sends greeting tu dlii"l McCulnus, d,.ie% i,nt.
 lOu arr he, et'y sum ifQned and required 70 apt pear G,,i-rc iue at my office T Bisuec, ,uu l. Cf COc,i>e in ths lT,h d4j O.. August A. D. l6o6. At 10 o'cluck, II. LII. iu answer Inc o:l, aimt uf the ahuvt named pt~iI u who 4en mds Of you, tEat :u are iudcncd Jn lim in thr sum ol so for nipa, loaned !nu al your in- s,auce md rrq1csL III rc luiiy appears by CUmt IaiuJ Jd III n uIil e.
 AI:d if J~u i.tI [" appear aLd answHr said cOnpIaint n,tcln required the Elan if wih ,rhc judgment a-ainel you ae 6tlnsGd- ed, aud fer cuslo uf suit.
 Given uhder Iny hand th s 14th day of une, 4. ,. lSo6. S. C. PERRIN,
 Justice O. the Peart.
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and the fight commenced. Twice during the fight she tried to slip off the horse, bat was prevented by the brush. But finally the horse hat she was on was shot and fell, aud she took advantage of the opportunity and ran towards the Mexicans with the sQuaw, her chaperon, in hot pursuit, who Was shot down when she made her escape
 The little girl, who is not quite 10 years oll, having been born D cenlber 28, 1875, says that rhc stories current here of her bad treatment by the bucks are all false, as she seldom SD ke to buck during her stay with the Indians; that the squaw would not let buck come n ar her.
 The girl does not know any of the names of the Indians, and is perfectly ignorant as to whether Geronimo Was with them or not. She is exceedingly glad to get back to her own people again and was greatly elated at seeing her friends when brought into Magda- lena.
 The Acting Governor of the State of Sonora, sent an order to Mlgda- lena last NJ 'nday, that the chilli he brought to HermoSjl!o, where she HOW is guest of the State and a great heroine.
 The News can only add the win that she will be cared for and that Il, other Mex can or American child will ever again be compellyd to go through such d trying ordeal.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
,Trln. or Sec. Ha. Eyler..

SAN FRANCISCO June 29-Whon the trial of George Il. Tyler un indictment charging him with preparing q false atfi laviI signed by IssabcllA Clark witness in the celehra eh sharon case cane up before Julge Wilson and the jury to- lay ". B. Tyler attorney 10: his father asked leave to with Iraw the motion argued and submitted on Friday last to dia:niss iu Istment stating that testimony would be intro duced for the defense. The court complied with Tylr's request ". B. Iyler then addressed the jury for the defense and said he expected to prove that in April 1884 the oilly time the defendant eyer SAW Isabella Clark she was of sound mind and capahle of romprr henL;ng whit wLs said to her Witnesses then testitisd on this point.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01

NR. CURTIs contends in Hampers Weekly that President Cleveland's 'ourse on the civil service reform question is not to be judged by or,li- lary standards of honesty and con- istency, but according to a special rule allowing him "to depart from his ieclared policy in Ger ain instances" without being accused Of duplicity ,uch a doctrine is very convenient nd comfortable, it must be said; but lr. Curtis does not make it exactly lear We regret to say th d rule of tat kind should he applied to Mr. Ieveland alone, while all other men the country are obliged to ha,e heir sincerity tested by the narner T which they carry out their pied ges. 'rdinariIy, when man promises to 'o given thing and does directly
 posite, thing, we say he is unfaith- | and Untrustworthy: and the com-- aon peorie whose habits ot though,
 practical and old fashoneJ will be
 w to bel,ive that an exception ."ul be made in the case Of Mr. ieve!and simply hecau~e he insists iat his intentions are good notwith- .anding the bad mess he has made l the way of radeeming lis promi.- .s
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
TELEGRAPIEIC.
Den.h of David Dnviz.

Bloo" ington Ills, June 30 Judge Day avis ai' d at 6 o'clock u is morning. He sank into a comatoe state tweve fourS before th- eni T | pe>s~d pa ip sly away aurr un- d-l Y his ami y.
 During the rlv part f the Ia | evening he appeared to be taiIng eud it was felt certain thtt he 70 l uot live any loneer than hro gn tn nght. At II O, lock he revived somewhat anl was give miIk and sti.nu ants in sm ,il quanti- tiAs. The .eif4c WI, for the wore il w-var r re at once r Ia1.rd into com ,tose. condition. His pulse b came very feeble, Durn the u,c.eding thre4 hours he fail q
 radua ly his respiration gr " ng mo Q noticeaFlv weak un Il the end cane. The caus. of D,vls' death Was Brish''s g di ease of the kidneys gray tt I by akere { rouditio of the SIS rm dais from the time wh he became affl cted. with carpufc-e. Hi, last uour were calm ai d p acefal.
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SUMMONS.

" THE LUSTIHE'a COURT. TOWNSHIP N. iireC, in .le County Ol Cccl.ise, Icrri- tory Ar,a .Ia.
 4 d. NUftod. p,ainirf, vs William Me CuiI.'s, De ehd ,ri.
 B ir.e , c. rcirin, Justice nf the Peace, CcnIduu, S4l2).
 the ier."ury uf Ariz na s"nds gIeegiDg +U Villa Me ,um IS, defeadtht.
 YorI are hrIeby summoned s". required tu appear beiCr me at ny n'l.e ii bih6e', Cou"ty ut LoctIiS-, on the !TA ,tnl ui Aug us', A. D. 1856, q lU o',lJ.A A. Gi., to an- aWrr the comp aint Ut the ahnge named plaintiff, who demands uf you tn you are rudcbteI to hun III Ihe sun oi S4t 2G, !uI mrrchL, disc purrba>ed qua del.ye ed to Jou dt y"ur inStance and ieGu-st, ts Der vUi' ul int now ur fife in IuI office. And if Ou fail to appear aud ar swer aid com nplhinG q, herein required, the p.amiitf will Lake juLg III ut 4ga.n,t y uu a. rm,Ld, d an(. for Ihc costs Ui hlS Sult.
 Given ander my had this 4th day oi June, \. U. loSo. $ fEnRlN,
 Justice ni Ihc Pr.ce.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
lleavY EsAtaa. Ges.

PHILADELPHIA Pa J re 30.-The suit i damage in tie U ted States C. cult Cur, CT Fred rick C. Mer- rick inst tn Prnnsvlvan;a Mil sa.'y Aead my e estrI) ws pace i h. nan s of the jury to-da, " 0 brought in yer iict in favor o .he plaintiff awarding him $25,000 dam ar's. EXC ngrr5snlan Ward of coun- ell for the iefens moved f an arrest If fjulgeme t"nd tt IS prohahe t tn t mo lon for d new trial vii be m de Merr ck. was cadet in tte aGmy and eas. moined b the explosi oi a cannon wh le firing salute. Ben Butler 'was Merrick,s counsel
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
EiGi14iEg " ;aiSiky.

KoKeMo I,diaaa Juua 30-Tbe saloon rece t'y opened at F.res Gf;een niles west of this city Iy Will ey MeRrynclds was blown tu atoms ny having A charge of dyn.mi Il C. et under the building whi.e the villa gers were a,leeP. The sentiment of the town is rpp s d to the hquor traffic, anl thIs sa oon had been start ed 'n tn community over their pro- tts herce the suddea rise of Ken tucky sour mash,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
Stang to E1eae2l.

MUvcIE IND, Jun 8 Ben Z-h- ner d wenl hy m,I CT living a fe \ nil north of he'e met s horrible death yesterd y while eng, g.d in hiv,ng he s. The bees setl q on bi> Il d an neck an Il h m to dsa h W,th.n fiye uinut $ Do,y swe.,, q 70 all ormuus size.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
eEnreI Of gl.ar,Es..

The funeral of li.tle Tommy Toner on Tuesday Was numcrously attended. His parents wish to return thanks to the many who followed his ItIa re mains to their last resting plAce and 10 all who expressed sympathy in their hour of bereavement; also to the Ep.tal'h fer their kind worls conIolence, and 10 THE DAILY ToNB- STONE for the beautiful lines compose l in their columns. This beng their only chiId the parents most deeply II "ira their loss, as he w>s quite an ,rti ac.ive little fellow and seempl to draw !he attention 0: "ll pas-ers by. lie was dearly loved hy all who knew him. We sincerely hope that such trouble wi l keep far from all your doors, forit was unexpected and very uuwelcone to us.
 MR. AND Mas. TONER.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
COUNTY OF CoCHIss.

O. til, 15' h d,y ot June, A. D. 1SSG nersoualtY spnCsra.t! he ore u., q mo;aiy public in and for saId County oT Cochis 6 Crcclil l. udon, knoSn to me tO be tIv per sin descnUcd in and who vas made Quaiaicd with the contents oi and ~ho eX cruttd ILe foregoing declaration, and whC acknowledged tO me, on aH- cXdmina.i0I a;art lruu and without the hearing of heI husband, that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned without fear or eompul- sion or undue influence from any one ant that she does not wish to retract the execu. ton Of the same.
 WilRcss my hand and official seal th 26th day of June, 1886
 ALLEN R. ENGLISH. 6-2S-a Notary FubliC
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
eEii.:.E E. ee.;cn xsfets.

P.uani4 Ju"e 30-A vices from Chm snow that htty-one persois in ail W re killed in he election iio R ports wnpL W ro bI-d 10 tue Uni'ed States on tie fr=t day stated tha eleven i, Is IS were ki lel and seye al woun eI. Ca Jule 1E5u forty m ore were kil-d. At Sentia- go t4e hospitals are il,eI with woun- d.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
Terrible Deaisa oen little Boy

ay 'itv, M ci, Jule. T is af- 'ernoon r ank Gr.nge-, aged ', w.s eau shr in al en Il ss cInin ih he saw dust elsva or at tn Welc. nili Wet By City, dr gged up an lncIi 'e, ant dumped to the refuse blrn T: Five minutes lat r h dead bo y was taken Ut frIs htfully burned.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
DEEDS-MINES.

J. 4. Rokol and Jchn c, Belk to Robert Crouch, the Nuia Mountain mine. Mule Mountain Mill,i.e, Gero- nimo mine an nillsite, Tn Mule mountains, $300.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
Declaration of 50 e. r.adea:sh p

To WHOM IT MAT CONG RS:
 ], (, ceI..t L ,ud"h, dcs'ring to avail my sci ol the rrnr1 s ni Chap B. L.wa Q Arizona. relating tu SDN Traders, do ncIet ru5iciy dec .are that, in md to carry business In my own name and "n my oNG accuu.t: Ihe nature of the business 1 pTu io>e to Carry on and conduct Is that of buy ing and selling goods, wa-rs, and merckaL- disc, wines, liquors and rohtccOS, in tGc County of C0cuis", Ariznn territory.
 CECILIA LOUDON.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE

James '. Eccleston to Charles Main certain pronisory note, and lots 3, 1 and ,, in block IS, city of Tomb stone, valuable consideration.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
DEEDS-REAL ESTATE.

Maggie Erwin to Marcal Landry, south half of lot 24, in block %, to ,efhcr with improvements thereon SI00.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
Notice to the Public.

have purchased the wholesale liquor business Of G.N. Dal+ss & Bro. and request nat all persons indeGeed to the late firm, a ill come forward and settle. 4
 45-Itf L. B. VAN BURT.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
OPf fCIAL PAPER
 or CoChise County.
rnls B the first day of July.

T. C. Bcebe, of St. Davids, was visit ing this c.,J to-day.
 Don't fa.l to secure a ticket for the lteaea's Asn next Monday evening. 1rr CauI-s F. lick is confined to ais room gv were attack of illness. ' E. took charge of the JD to-day.
 he first of the month and
 ctor is abroad in the land.
 l9 are as scarce as money -..s -.s.
 Cant6ald, of Waco, Texas. is re. ] at the Occidental.
 AD ll;ard table was placed in the Fas saloon to-day.
 The Rev. E. W. Morrison. of Will COX, is yialti ( this city.
 Ike Cninaman who was arrested for being crazy, was taken to Stockton this morning.
 c. B. Ayers and H. NJ. Hartsern, came in from the Cananea mountains to-day.
 There does not seem to be much demanl for excursion ticke,s to No gales on Sunday next.
 Mir. Rosenberg, the leading hide merchant of AnzlnA, who resides at Benson is visiting this city.
 Mr. Hull of the finn oi II. J. Sac Ter leit this moruing for trip to Pheuix nd Prescott. He wi be ab-- seno about tYO weeks.
 Wallace Corbett, fore ran Of the Coute.lio mine, left this morning for Julian, San Diego eoGnly, Cali for ia where he will remain aLont two weeks.
 schoenfrld 6 Hevman are jasi 'u receipt Q q large consignment of l,-ge beer slas s,e- (scioonersl, Call and rya,alns. ie3Jtf Bn Goodrich has gone 10 Pheuix to visit his brother and to at teai to some Jusiness matters.
 lii entries for the races on Sunday next ~IIl close at DJllug's saloon this Eye4ing.
 Judge Robinson will probably visit Wilcox before returning to Tomb stone.
 The County Court will resnme operations next week, when the crim- i.:al lendar will be cleared.
 4, Forlloais, wholesale dealer in imported arG dom tie liquors, wines and cigars, is selling ouJ bls entire stock at cost, and for cal. a.- -y. 7-1tf
 ss Annie Brown, formerly of this ci-ss aas gone to Europe to finish her ,a.is.eaI education. She is under en- gas=nent to the American Opera company for next year.
 Ejis neaec1t.a fact that since the wives oj number of citlzens have g.ar rto California, that. the attend h Elite Theater has increag-
 l r'uIiy.
 ing to the dull times Thomas
 c has closed his restaurant on
 -ont street, and in the future will ,n a mess house on the same plan at Lo d. here in early days,
 :. B. Ayers assumed the control of the 4ashion aloon to-day, and on $ urd4y next will set fine lunch sn4 have reunion of all his friends. Don't fail to attend as everybody is friends of Johnnys, and he he wants to see you all
 Tom Gardner is in from lis ranch in the Santa Ritas, and has brought three or four race horses with him, for the express purpose of doing up the Tombstone horses on Sunday next.
 A venire of g Grand jurors return. able on the 7lh and $ trial jurors TO- turnahle on the l2th has been issued by Judge Street and placed in the hands of the Sheriff.
 When the blood moves sluggishly in the veins because it is lnaded with impurities, and alterative is needed. as this condition of the vital fluid can not last long without serious results.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
Look Ont.

And don's you forget t, thst @oSn0k 4 MesPick have the finest toilet sosrs Jov sale that has ever been offered to the people Of this city. &s3H
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Lost;

Silver Watch aal imitation fob chain iLh .ocket attached. The finder will be Jerally rewarded by returning the same to is office. lT-lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-01
Look Here.

have just received at my iewelry store @ finest assortment of Ladies' Cuff But LIS, Pins, Charms, Watch Chains, and . atche6 which will sell cheap for cash. one in and examine the goods and be COZ i.ced. They are entirely new aud unIqua . d' sign. H ScHMeIDING
 $ 1851 WatchmHker and Jeweler,