The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-27

Ps'l l'y, hOW IllaI tlle EPltapu IS SOIuS to be an exponent of its cause.
 The Mikado troupe will be reorgan- ized at once, as Geo. and Lud have gone into training. Spots will be the manager of the troupe.
 Mir. Colfman, superintendent of the Watervale mill, informs us that he will ship two bars cf bullion to-mor- row.
 A. E. Hartman expects to leave in the morning for San Francisco to take part in the Grand Army celebra- ton.
 Charley Crouch came in to-day from Sandy Bob's ranch. H. reports lots of rain and plenty of green grass.
 Owing to the low price of copper at the present time, the Copper Queen mine of Bishee, will close down on Saturday night next.
 Cl thing of all d scriptions, some groceries and thousand and one things at prices within the reach of the most humble. The stock must be sold inside of three weeks. One price for al Call at the old Summerfe:d store.
 THE TOMBSTONE will be found on file at the headquarters of Burnside Post, in San Francisco just as soon as it is learned where they will be.
 Trixie Vernon, lady of easy virtue, whose laisons with the district attor- ney of this county are notoriously public, left for San Francisco yester- day.
 Frank Broad and Mir. Woods, chief packer under Captain Doane, of Co., chise Stronghold, lefG this afternoon for that point
 W. H. Edmonds, of the Grand Branch station Was attached yestpr- day at the instance of Sum KItzan- stein. Andy Meha served the pa pers.
 The lease vii terminate in three Week. am compelled 10 close out gen raj sto k, ard au bound to do
 First come, first served. Call at store formerly occupied by Sumner field Eros.
 THE TOMBSTONE reiterates its state ment to the effect that Dunbar insult cal John Montgomery because he tried to enforce the collection ot bill due from Dunbar 10 the county. We are never wrong in our st>gem,nts.
 The union printers of the United States will be rather sorry if the Mexi- cans don't apply the same plaster to A. K. Cutting, the imprisoned party who is the cause of So many telegrams from Texas, that they do to train rob beis.-L. A. Porcupine.
 N. Clawsen, Lordsburg; J. NJ. Cas- lenada, Chas. Dilke, Bisbee; J. II. Wood, Minneapolis; G F. Strong, c. H. McKenna, city; H. J. Aston, ranch; Geo. N. Kent, John Maloney, Fairbank; are registered at the Occl- dental Hotel.
 When the organs of secretion be- come inactive by reason of cold or other cause, the inhammatory mater ial should b9 removed and healthy action restored. Ayers Pills accom- plish this quickly, safely and surely, Much serious sickness and suffering might be prevented by promptly cor recting such Arrangements which of en develop into settled disease. WI
 Andy Ritter will leave for San Francisco to-morrow morning. As this is MT. Ritter's first visit to Frisco we hope the Grand Army men will take care of him and watch closely after his welfare, as we have read late ly of Shanghaing going on in that city, and we would hate to know of his being taken in.
 THE Epitaph desires very much to know what delegate Bean was doing when the Tres Alamos Land grant was before committee in congress, and without awaiting an answer starts ill to maligu and abuse MT. Bean; for as it says, not doing anything to prevent the confirm ation of the same. THE TOMBSTONE will