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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-29
CRIMINAL oARR1EssSEss.
The Terrible NegISrI OF Heads Of
FhmillCs, and lis Disastrous
Consequences,


"He that proyldeth not for his own fam.
lly, and especially they of his own house
hold, hath denied the faith, aud Is worse
than an InhdAl."
This sentence Is from the Bible, but tho
Ead fact remains that there are few families
In America today that are well provided
for This does not arise wholly from will.
fulnoss, but far too often from carelesness
or neglect, The head Of tho household may
provide material things in abundance, may
Try 70 anticipate the slightest want Of every
member Of the household, and yet come
very far shert Of his duty. The slightest
physical trouble In any home should always
be hailed with alarm instead Of being looked
upon with indifference, o. Is tho case in TOO
many instances; even more than this, Il
should bO the duty OF the head Of tho family
10 provide against the slightest trouble, by
fortifying the constitution OF tho wife and
children, 20 that physical pain and weakness
will have poor reception when they coma.
But tho reader may ask, How can one
with numerous cares and duties properly do
thisl" BY using those things which have
been proven 10 bs the best for sustaining
life and renewing energy, Byaking adVan,
tage OF any new and valuable discovery
which can tend 10 this end, There has pro-
baby been no production which has reward,
cd the care and study Of the chemist, which
Is so valuable Os the wonderful YOlina Cor.
dial, Il iS the result OF the best thought,
the most careful comp6unding Of recent
years, aud the wonderful popularity It y
achieving, shows the remarkable qualities Il
possesses. For RrouEiug tho energy and
yiRor Of the head Of tho family when he Is
caTeworu and weak; for sustaining the
strength Of tho mother in her manifold du.
ties, and for developing the powers Of the
child when II Is puny aud ailing, there Is OBJ.
gOlutely nothing known to modern science
or physics, that can equal Volina Cordial.
Il Is not surprising that the knowledge
Of these facts has had such On effect as II
has, in America, during the past few months,
Few houses In the leading Cities can DO
found that do not contain this Remedy as
household article, and II Is rapidly finding
Us way into tho more interior towns, aud
even into tho country. These facts are sig
niAcant, and show that there Is q tendency
on the part Of the people Of this land, 10 &C.
cert that which has unqueStioned merit and
power, and uso II where It's influence can be
Of the greatest good, namely; In the home.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethH II
30 send at once and get bottle OF MRS
WtNnLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILD
rem TERTHiNd. It's value is incalculable,
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon II, mothers,
there 10 no mistake about 1t. Il cures
dyssntery and diarbUS, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. MRs. WlNsLow's sooTiiiSd SYRuF
ron CHILDREN TEETHlSG Is pleasant 70 the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of the
eldest and beat female nurses and phyeI'
clans In the United States, and is jor sale
by oil dfugsiats throughout the world.
Price % cents q bottle. MWSAw
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w.MHALLNa. AuctloncePF.V ''"' wi
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

| In the Circuit Court Of Chic County, wCSt Wiz.
giniA Mary q, DlCkey, who sues BY her next
friend, Lewis Wo0dmRnsGe, w, htOdo,lA MCGnnis
aud Others, 10 chRnCCFy.
BY virtue Of an order entered In tho AbSvO en-.
Titled cause on the lbh day OiAtptamber 1855 II 10
referred 10 tho undersigned Commissioner Of the
said court, to R'cGrHil ana report:
FiiSt-ThN respective Interests Of the raid Mary
G. Die, ey aud WilellR NOT In aud 10 the rGAl OS-
tate mentioned aud described In the bill and
amended I'LL.
slCOnd-Ihe rents, issues aud profits Of the said
real estate from the death 81 ClariS'R Campbell,
and the respective Interests u tho parties entitled
| 10 the same.
Third y he amount Of TAI cS, Insurance and re-
pairs expended on said real estate since tho death
| Of said OlRIlsR campbell, aud the proportion OF
he Anc which The respective interests OF the par.
| It's hGrtO are liable.
FOurth-Auy other matters deemed pertinent or
which may be reQule byRny Of tho PARTIES
Notice II hereby given that the undersigned has
h1td upon wednesday, the 10Th day OF D0OI mbGr
1880 commencing nj ninO o'clock q, m, as the
time, and his OflCe NO. lH0 ChapnG Etteat In the
| city Of Wheeling, Ohio County, WGAt Virginia, as
the IlAce at which he will proceed 10 ascertain and
report the several matters iii the said order Of
reference required.
Given under my hand THIS 9Th day Of December,
1856. JOJEPH Il. PAULL,
deceived Commissioner,
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EDUCATIONAL.
AT. Dc CHAAIAL ACADEMY,
SEAR wHKELINa. ". va,

The Thirty ninth year Of this Well.knoWu Acid'
InJ, under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
spenA on the nm! Monday Of September next and
Iontiuu0 Ten months,
Puylls received at any tine In the session,
Those who doalEO 70 place lholr daughter in a
Institution IaOvdinG exceptional advantages II
As way Of hCalIhiul and delightful location, eI
sellsnt board, thorough discipline and lnftruCLicr
At tho hands Of lifelong teach0rU in every depart
nsut Of female education, including tho noderf
IAnguagcd aud muGiC, should sand for 3 catalogue
d thlI school. Address,
DkecGOHOt The Academy Of the Visitation
MT. De CIIANTAL,
auB-nAv Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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Live stock.

CHrOL0o, ILL.,, Dec. 2S.-Cattlc- Receipts 6,t0C
head shipments 20O0 head: market strong ioI
good Eta ~: thllpt1v Steers Z sOAS 80; I!9CkeI
Al bulk 9bR2 W; Texas cattle q 3Sh3 Is; lOgs
Receipt l4c0O head shipments no head; market
strong, bGl01 higher; rough and mixed 90 95al IS;
7 Sns SnE sRResESSsSeipiS SSb ~ IN ma
mentS LOO head; market active, (0al0C higher
nAi'es 81 6Oa4 9i; western % coal 00; Texan
g 00aS Is; lAmbE S2&
KAN LlpEGrY, pa, Dec. 27-Cattle, receipts IN
9sSa SpenIis HE " mean tSSGT M urn MAI hiGt
mentS GOO head; market firm; Philadelphia
q 6OGi Is; YQrEes 81 SJa4 40i CANNON nnd light
81 00Ai Is. Sheep, ,toCVIls 100 head; shipments
500 head; market l1ir at yesteF iNy'S prices.
GsgSSSAS i D 3c SSsiyS G md com
u 16A4 6Oi receipts 100 head shipments 100 head
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CoNIMIssIoNEns, NorIcrs.
= SPECIAL COMMISSION.
At the Public building,

NOTICE = SPECIAL COMMISSION
| IN KRIS SALE OF RIAL ESTATE,
Under and BY virtue Of q decree OF sale entered
" INC Circuit Court Of Ohio County, on the 18th
day Of October, AID 1856, In u certain cause In
chIncery in said Court, pending, wherein s, NJ,
dcktown aud O'helS arc COmplRinNnS aud 10.
beCcA J, Groves and Others arc dOiendRhtR l Twin,
" Special Commissioner; proceed 70 sell ut TIM
t. ont door OF the Court House Of Ohio County, ut
public sale, 10 the highest and best bidder, on
"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1856,
the following described real estate, that Is to says
A GsrIHln tact or RrCel Of land containing eleven
~ acres, TWO ~ roOdA AID twentyEiX Coy porChGs
i!uste T. !hS EoGnty Of OHIO, on the waters q
m 10 the bill Of c0mplalnt III the above CatiIed
cause, bounded as follows: HeglnH'ng Ut small
ash on the bank Of the creek, n, 76Eo, W. q $40
poles 10 stone In the creek, thGuCG i. SiJ4o, ".
poles 70 stone on the bank Of the creek; thence
,SNo, h 7pOleS to song thence g. 654o, W.
~ poles TO sycamore; theuCG s. 2ISa, ". 81 $40
pOoS ~ stone adjoining Bnkey; thence s. S7Ao,
IS 2ln poles to u beech ap!OlHing Lewis; thencG
y, II, T. 20 10 poles 10 stone In u. run; thence
y, 2lkot ". u O'l0 poles 10 SuOna; thence N az,
& $40 poles 10 2 LuSar ueei thence N. 3iNo, X,
l4lO poles " the beginning with all the improve
menH thereon, and appuTtenRnCCs thereto belong
Ing, upon the following:
TkRMS-One.hAlf OF the purchase money cash,
o. as much more as tho purchaser may elect TO pay.
The purchaser TO execute aud deliver 10 me two
notes OF EQUAL amounts payable ak aud twelve
months from the day Of sale with interest from
day Of talo The title 10 said land 10 be retained
until Tho purchase money be pad In full.
b u DOYENER,
Special Commissioner.
IhorCbV rertiiy that bond 'haS been given By tho
above Special COMMISSIONER az required by law
and the decree Of BNid Court
JOHN ", MITCHELL,
n0Y2OT&S Clerk.
Tho above sale Is al ouFned until WEDNESDAY,
DECEHBER ~, 1850. IT ~ O'clock a. 81,
h. u. D0vENRR,
Special Commissioner.
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

For tho past week the cattle market has been
ket has bepn ONly iai[, with prices tha were those
Of last W0Gk. Quotations fange about as follows:
OdnLG-l,OO0 % LILO lbs. stock 8haS5{c per H..
S0O 10 900 lbs. SAShc per hi 7OO W wv lbs. 2Sa
% per ID.
iioCs Market active; 4At1lc per ID.
Ldilbs-Q9Od o. S%;al1Sc perth.
OIItSarAa5C per 10.
Shhep-2LSRS&u per h.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. Petroleum active, arm
and hlghor oHened Of &c; closed at 6gSc; highest
0' 1sibPCRD, Dec 2s-opened at i6Hc closed al
6l1c; highest at 69sGc; lOWeAt 6G5SciClGRaHoVa aS4
TrTusvfllE, Dec, a-opened a. 6GsIc, highest
COIISSc; 10 seat O5eJs olo' cd at 6g1tc. -,
My Y0RK, Doc. % Petroleum lrmi .Unitod
closed Of GglSc.
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HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices of ali-ths Various
Commodities,

: OuIll1 Of tlH PRODUCE department. Dulntl1 ~
bsen yery ouiet he pSst week and will prObabl
Dsea '''s II' s NJ ,h unnoi tDron,a,I's has
, been tSksn. IN the produce llue there was
other good Ihllgs that 60 70 make up spendi,
Saeass, prices have held Up raIher stiay, 10 IL
S SS Sa as d VII BE- o SS Uoi re
main about the same Tue iguTes given beloI
a i la6 Iect 70 ilaGIaaIlous during inc SSsE,
49,, GRAM, y. SlouA' ETC, , 0.... -.
a7e. STATE corn, on me wharf, a9e; .. "a,
Rtoyr-EGnGy PATENT, vsPTihnS ny. AUD winter y ~
A35i In pAperi wood loo higher OAt meRl-mect pp
IS 20 per hbli fancy seO0, Rye Hour y ",
hay aud arlG-tEtms Ioose umothy' tl0 Val3 .
per Eoni prime b t " 9SSli " per S9G p{ u!
little straw Is Offering,
PRoylEoHS, nc.
a q. hams a to u ID average l2Kc;s O. ham,
~. ~ pr ~ tSst EaC65 d., sSonI1sr ~
H., Cssr stdes TO. Plain ghhnIdsIr ia. Me-
s SE tSaIrSi IA iSSl ia SS:4 UlsST Dc Sls SO:
6Sn Seg =, GnsSHsd i,nrS arcas ~. ToIan
SSS1hnS ~ AsuASe +A4u' A''iS@ wi "'4"sua
'Nu" wv sRooEaIEa. .-.-., a.
OOgses-GIeen eolee-FanGy, Golden Rio laci
Fancy gTetn lGhe; choice leci prime Iei 5000
lbo; Aif ANoi roasting grades 1896 Uld GoSefn
ment lave ci rsGSeTFy iSG Roasted COLES 10
| AFbuekies, / Mound lVc, Uardoba i rs. $50;
oiIWorth I 10. $50; DllWorth BrlnswIcf I'D
3 H. 2lKc; lowering :, L. O., lib. iS4Ci Lever
Java 'ASs c PSS gu ad G choice RO SS pI@s
tgaJ - lSSi Sto; cubes exc; fruit powdered
SIC; Ordinary powdered 6ISc; graduated standard
6hcIsta1dRrd CONFECTIONERY A b5IO; grOeer' A 81;
pearl A $40; white extra U 61zCi Ohio Valley SIC;
/ New York y 6IEc' golden q 90; (neWl iIuiI sugar
90.
sugar syrup 2lR26O; honey drips 2Ga2Sc; California
white drM 80, Sugar, house dark glS2gC; 1Sc
additional In half bRTTelsli new crop New Orleans
AolaSSes, fancy ASabOci choice 46alSci prime 40A
u; fair S64SSC; choices bakers SCaS1C,
ClRWti GOOtL,-StRndard Slb table peaches 81 rs;
ple peaches alb 81 O0t pie peaches Glib q 7oi No.
tomatoes 9SCt canned corn, Rutledgds 2lb 1856
lOEu S6O; Sears corn 0OC; do 'WinSlOW'l
| 2 10 o. Is; do ID grade BIB Too; ElnWber.
Ties ID 81 10; blackbeTrIes 2 b 81 %;
RSpberies Glib 81 %; DamSonE Glib 95ci lima
| beans 10 900; cove OysteB | ID light $50: do ID
full weight 95caSl "; string beans do S0aS5C sue.
cot3h 2ib easasl - early IIne peas q q; FtenGh
ii Is; gOolebsirleS llD 00cASl "; lib kenny Sal'
mon 81 70; LIP Pillar Rock 81 20,
Carolina prtme4ko; Louisiana 10; Java pearl 60;
broken Se. w.. - o,-,o..
iOunS hIs9nl PEI 10, SoAS ~ gunpoW1eI
S7sc impSriSl, SSSSSci Japan 2a7Oci ooIonS
2eIocj souehonE, HA61c ,o.. ....-,-. $500,
ClitatetIsuNt Iuil MelHh1' 4Vui AeaElne' per SET
10: mould, NV SSL ttS ,oo ., ,,.,..,, ~.
hrandS lOallC per gall country lSSlSO peF GAL, a
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Wool,
Advice TO Mothers.

NV YorE, DOC 8.-Wool steady but quiet
domestic QSeCeS aoaSSci pulled ll4aS5C; TcxN
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ENEoUIoR's NOTICE,

Having qualified ssg3ecutor Of the Will OF James
sous having claims u linst said deCedont'S estate
are regulated " praent them, properly proven,
TO me for settlement JOHN R0BINSbN,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
CTOoKHoLpRRs, MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the ,.ockholdeTs Of the
Wheeling and Belmont bridge Company will bG
held ~ tue ONCE II tho company on Monday, tho
lVth day Ct January, 1877, htlWeen the hpnh'pi
mud O'clook Y, los the Gle ton ri uidu lnAu
ayers to serve durinS III OuSung year
de!1 JOi lAWFO . Secretary.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
|. 81
CAPITAL PRIZE $3.50, 1000.

I'VE do hereby certify that wo supervise tho 81.
rangemenH for all the Monthly and SemiAnnuhl
Drawings OF Tho Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and III IerBon manage aud control the Drawings
themselves, and that the EAmO arc conducted with
honesty lAirness and In good faith toward all par.
tics, and we authorize tho Company 70 use lhiR
certificate, with fac dmileh Of our signatures AZ
lRnhed IN itN kdVeFtiRementgh
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The indications arc that tho nail trade this fall
Is going to b. better llAl for gone time past
The mills arc all ON full aud TpuNlUE ut the iIleS
capacity. Another change hAS been made III the cart
nle, which Is now sAiU, w days, 9peECOut oil fol
cash and rebate Of ". Cenu per Gtg Oh carload
lots and upwards.
Nails, Fence and BradS-1Od to COD, @ 40; Sd Ant
Cd, 81 6j; q and ID, 81 10; Id and ID, s. l6i I'd
o. Is; ID, s. ID.
BdTGlE9l Inch, % 10; II inch, s5 ~: / 3pch, 81 90
~ Inch, q lSi IN Inch sSW;lS ipch, - 4Oi ~
ffsiShiRG-1 ipCh, 81 %; ~ Inch, % 10; ~ inch
q G5; ~ tplH ipCb, 81 i0t2 ipCl, 81 l6i ~ inch
81 10; 8 llOh and over, 81 O..
CtIStH1 aud Boz lid 10 sod, % 10; 50, s. 10: Cd
81 10; "a, o. %; I'd, n 70.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" OVER HALE A MILLION ID ITRIDUTED
Louisiana State Lottery COmnany.

Incorporated in 1868 for rs years by the Lepisls.
ture for Educational and Charitable purIOtoS, with
capital Of 81, 900 0OOto which 4 reserve fund OF
over l66O, 900 has since been added.
BY All overwhelming popular vote IL innchiAe
VA made part oil tho present BIRta Constitution
adopted Ueoem Dor ID, A. D., 1871
The only Lottery ever yOed on aud ondcncl by
tho people VI any State,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01
Chinese For Mexico.

NEW YORK, April 3o-An American who has served in the Mexican Army, confirms the reported contract betweer the Mexican government and the Chin CSC Six Companies, for laborers. H, says when he was in Mexico it was in. tended to employ the Chinese immi grants in two ways, one ofthese was t' hire them out to the haciendos under certain extinct laws of Mexico, which were, in principle, to be privately ac. knowledged by the contracting parties m defiance of existing laws. The other was to procure from Mexico tracts O land on the Pacific Coast, situated be- tween the port of Acapulco and Maza- llan. Such land the Chinese were to settle on, and after cultvating it for a certain time it was to become theirs in fee simple. The truth is the Mexican. are jealous of the Amencans and want to build up the country without their aid. German capitalists will also aid them in this plan,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

The Qu1otoa properties, known as the Bonanza mines," were on Thursday attached by the Nevada Bank oi San Francisco, for money loaned, amounting to less than $3o,ooo. What satire on the great "Bonanza" mines! This con firms what has frequently been stated, that these asserted mines never belonged to Flood and Mackey, bu, were a private speculation of Lyle and Smith who borrowed little money from the Nevada Bank to work the "boom" will The Quijotoa speculation was the biggest mining fraud ever attempted in Arlzona, aad should sicken this Territory with Nevada stock sharps.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

A recent order from Gen. Sheridan to the Major-General commanding at the Presldio, prohibits the publishing or an nouncement through the press of any of the official dispatches from Arizona. l, is said to have occurred on one or two oc- casions that news of an important nature appeared in local journal before the same information was received in Wash ington, although it is customary for dis patches to be sent to Washington and to division headquarters simultaneously.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01
The Evenmg Boyco,ter yesterda!

The Evenmg Boyco,ter yesterday among its other "dispatches"-copied from the newspapers-published one dated ''Pantano, 29," 10 the effect that Gormley's ranch had been attacked by Indians and eight persons killed. This dispatch appeared in the Tucson Citizen on Wedeesday evening, but was followed in the same issue of that paper, by a denial. There was considerable indig. nation among our citizens yesterday, at the conduct of a paper which would needlessly alarm people with such made up reports.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01
Knights of Ln,,r Condemned.

MONTREAL, Aprl 3o. A pastoral letter was received here thls morning from Cardinal Taschereau condemning he Knights of Labor as secret orsani- ration inimical to the intere sts of religion and good morals. Great efforts had been made by the localejficers of the order to influence the Cardinal and to prevent the issuing of this pastoral letter. The Cardinal, it is understood, before issuing it, conferred with all of the pro- vincial bishops, who agreed with his de- cision.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

A word to the boycotters: We ca and will live without your aid or assis ance. We don't either love-no fe' you. You cannot-and will not-l permitted to dictate a policy for tlj paper; and further, we will apply tl lash of ridicule to every scoundrel who engaged in the disreptible business boycotting hls neighbor. So paste th in your hats.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01
Home 2ule at Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 30. "A mass meeting assembled here tonight in pur- suance ofthe call issned by number of members of Congress and business men of Washington to sYmpathize with the efforts of Mir. Gladstone to secure par liament for Ireland. On the platform were seated Senator Van Wyck and Representatives Randall, Phelps, Mc- Kipley, Gibson, O'Hara, Glass and other members of the lower House of Congress.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Siokly sentimentalty. This is the i'm pression produced on the minds of all honest and fair-minded men after read ing the idiotic circular, issued by the Anti-Chinese executive committee. In this circular they are attempting to array the workingman against, not only the EPITAPH, but against his neighbor. They say: "Therefore. to more rapidly and thoroughly attain the noble object for which youare contending,you are request. ed not to patronlze any person or firm who advertises in or subscrbes for the DAILY TOMBSTONE EPITAPH, after May Is,, I8S6." People who have lived here for years, have until now believed this was a healthy country; that it was not pro. ductive of lunatics and suicides, but it seems there has been a wave, charged with some material, passing over the city, leaving it's poison and bad effects on the minds of few men, who are now becoming almost rabid on the boycott ing humbug, and have set themselves up as superior to the balance of mankind. In cases of this kind it has been found expedent sometimes to call on the proper officials to appoint a commission of physicians, whose duty it is to make an examination of the persons so affected
 and report as to their mental condition. Since reading the anti.Chinese circular, it would seem that the authorities would not only be remiss in their duties, but would incur grave responsibility should
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01
J.O. DUNBAR. Editor X Prop,
CITY AuD COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

There is very little doubt but that the hostiles now raiding have been largely recruited from the scouts, who, thanks to Crooks imbecile policy, have been con cealing ammunition for months past.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

The course of the EPITAPH, during th; late agitation, has met with the approve of the solid citizens of Tombstone, anI they have manifested their approval bI increased support, of which we are dull appreciatlve.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Enterprise and energy is b und to win in the end. That is the secret of our success and the reason why Schoenfeld & I'eyman have to day of Arizona. They buy at the fountain head.
 aDI1.u
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

The Nash League threaten to boycoI business men, who patronize the EP' TAPH. As most of these men buy ot 'jawbone," such action on their part vii doubtless be great relief to our me \
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Cut rates on freights means a rduction in
 prices all along the line. Sehoenfeld & Hey man have three car loads of Fu'n ture coming rom the east. which they can affo d to offer at astonishing low figures to cash buyers. apI4-.f
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Fruit trees. small fruits. monthly rose bushes oleanders and a great variety of Towering shrubs plants and bulbs and the combination steam washing machine sold by l. H. Futile Second street. between Allen and Fremont streets Tombstone 2a-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

At the New Can Gan restaurant you wll always find the finest steaks. chops. game. fish md Baltimore oysters Also spring chicken. re.h eggs, butter and milk from the New Can Can dairy.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01
The River and Barbor Bil,.

WASHINGTON, April 30. - The old story of the river and harbor bill is being repeated with unpleasant exactness. As soon as an item is called the member from that district rises and proposes an increase for that particular river or har, Dor, or creek, as it often happens to be. Then it is put to the vote. Meanwhile lhe member is going around making friends with the men who are supposed to oppose it and inferentially pledging his support to the other mans job when it shall come up. It is then that Mir. Hol- mans usefulness becomes apparent. The Great Objector, if he can ever get the subject before the House, can generally prove the wastefulness of the expendi. ture. As ex-President Arthur remarked with pungent good sense, the worse the river and harbor bill, the more friends t has. The present bill has yet to go to the Senate, where all the appropriations ipcreased, and by the time it gets
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Our delayed grass and garden seeds of all kinds have at last arrived, and are low ready for delivery al Joe Hoeher's corner Fifth and Fremont streets.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Choice lot of drled fruit of all kinds. Eastern Oat Meal, honiny ,IDried Beet, "omb and Extract Honey, etc., at Wolcot $ Mesick's Cash Store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-01

Schoenfeld & Heyman got in on low freights this time. Their store and warehouse will not hold their immense stock on the way; they are compelled to sacrifice goods to make room.