The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-04
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Georre Brooks of Charleston, is

New York. -. .......... .lOZ5s cts George Brooks of Charleston, is among the visitors now in this city. One, carload of Humboit potatoes received this day by Macneal < Moore, to which the families of Tombstone are particularly directed. l2-4d
 A large invoice of fine fresh roll : butter, just received at Macneil & Moore's store, from the J. k. DurKee ranch, at Los Angeles. I2-4i
 Received this day at Macneal X Moore's store, one car load of the finest of canned goods. Don't over look the opportunity to buy them cheap. for CASH. E2-4t! .. Just received at the leading busi- ness and .nIerchandise, house of this city, wigs Macneal & Moore, one car load of Scotch oat meal, and large lot of Edmond cheese. 12 Att
 Mothers can send their children to the Fulton market, corner Fremont and 7th streets and get just what they send for.
 Hear ye! Hear vel! Just received a whole car load of New England mince meat, for Christmas and New Years. Those who are wise and want to eeonomize had better call and see u., Macneal < Moore. l2-4tt
 GRAND RAFFLE.-Tickets for the file for the half model Schooner Yacht and rifle, at 50 cents a chance are now ready at Harry Jenkln's saloon, where the yacht and rifle can now be seen. The raffle will take place next Saturday evening Deceni- Der II. 1886 Go and take Il chance.
 .s 12-4-1w
 Qlite band of Papago Indians are visiting this city, for the purpose of selling horses. They are as cute as a Yankee at making trade or driving a bargain.
 The Phenix Herald says that q merchant tailor who has good stock of goods and is good workman cdn achieve fortune ir'that town. Tailors here who desire an opening in a thriving town should ponder over this, but not for very long.
 Tom Walker took his departure this morning for the new excitement at r Stein's Peak. Several other miners anI lrnspectors whose names we did not learn, also leftfor the new Fl . Dorado. The next week will show quite an exodus from this camp to thesnex excitement.
 Silver is quoted to-day at 1O22 wh'Ie gold bullion S7o fine, is at par - This is a good omen for Tcmhstont an surrounding mining camps, as i means a boom, fa5 in advance of tho ,mstocks, which according to oul ielegraphic reports are now setting the D ,ople of the Pacific coast wild.
 Ye reporter while huntingdon itemi to-day, chanced into County Clerl Wallace's apartments, and there me as pretty picture as one would wisl 10 see, viz: MT. and Mrs. A. O. Wallace and their daughter and son-in-lav Mir. and Mrs. Fred w. Beaudezart, al willing and trying to help the ol' man out and in every way possibl Tightening his laborS.
 MT. E. A. Jacobs, the new Cashie of the CochiSe County Bank, seems t be giving general satisfaction 10 tn business men of this city, and thas who have business with the bank His genial and pleasant manners d we'll as his strict business methods has already made him great favorit, al! of which we are glad 10 see.
 The Los Angeles, San Diego, Sa Bernardino, San Jose and San Fran cisco papers have told enough of ;h wonderful cures of the paralyti, rheumatic, lame, deaf, blind, an tn lse afflicted with catarrah, nervous billiors and kidney diseases, dyspel sia, scietica, diphtheria, dysentry, an femll troubles, hy the world fame Egyptian and Oriental remedies ( the rvknowed French Doctors. Whi they are to Dc obtained here in tow anl consultation for advice and il struction for their use free; the a iicted shoull hasten to avail ther selves of chem. Information at IL Fourth street. l2 4tt
 Yesterday an offer of $30,00O w offered the owners of the White Ta Deer mine in Bisbee, on the followir terms: $10,000 in cash and the ba ance in a bond of $20,000 to be pa in thirty days, or in lieu of the Dol $2S,O00 in cash. The sale still han fire owing to the overlapping of al other claim owned by Chas. Anchu