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of Modern Chemistry pronounced be unequaed for its
Blood Brain and Nerve Substance and for developing all
all
dement's Nervous and Blood Systems Nervous Pros
ratiou General Debility Mental Physical
1capacity Study Business Noises the and
Loss Of Energy and Appetite Being Restorative
eg effects no. followed By eoErssgondng reaction but
ti by remarkable Increase Of the Nervous Power with feeling
Strength and Comfort to which the patient
calm and refreshing At the time the patient gains
lips red the brighter the skin healthy
Of the head and beard
Importance Of the action Of the medicine the nutrition 1t
the suitable Lively
element of Life which has been wasted and important
influence directly the Spinal Marrow and
the Vital Fluid and the Ehaustg Processes of Life maintaining
that Buoyant of the Brain
which renders the Mind Cheerful Happy Brilliant
eFgetic entirely that dull inactive and sluggish
which persons all their action Price, $3.50 bottle.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
LANGLEY 8 MICHAELS. San Francisco. Wholesale Agts
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Editor Watterson.

LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Watterson
is resting easy this morning and his
physicians are more hopeful. At the
consultation at II o'clock. it was de-
cided that his symptoms we're more
favorable. The present treatment is
for acute meningitis.
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Burnah.

LONDON, February 15.-Lord Dufferin
has $4,000 troops under military occu-
patton and martial law will be continued
until November. as Dufferin does not
think the country is ripe yet for the es-
Enlistment of civil law. Duferin has
decided to send military expedition to
Shan Hills.
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NOTICE.
BosroN Nsss Februarv q

BOSTON. Mass, February Sd, 1856.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders OF the Utah & Nevada Railway
Company for the election of directors viii
be held at the Company's Office, No IS W.
First South Street. SILT Lake City, Utah fer
ritory. on Saturday. Mar.h 6h, 1856. at 2
o ,clock pm. HENRY MCFARLAND.
Secretary
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Wrecked and Drowned.

LoKDoz, February 15.-The British
steamer Dosglass, trading locally in the
China seas, has been wrecked at Sya.
tow. One European and seventeen
Chinese we're drowned.
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Railway Telegraphy.

ALBANY, February 14.-Thomas A.
Edison and others, yesterday, filed
articles of incorporation of the Interna-
tional Railway Telegraph company,
which is to introduce his device for
telegraphing to and from moving
trains.
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Money for ParneIl.

New YORK February A. Patrick S.
Gilmore gave two concerts at Madison
Square Garden this afternoon and even
ing for the benefit of the Parnell fund.
The net proceeds will be about Sc, 600.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estcte Of william Jenntag,, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN urdersiened. executors of the last viii
and testament of William JENNINGS.
deceased, 70 the creditors of, and ali per
sons having claims against the said de
ceased 70 exhibit Ihen with the necessarr
vouchers, within ten months after the first
publication OF this tice, to said executors
st No. Is, West, First South Street In the
City and County OF Salt Lake.
Dated st Salt Lske City, February sth
PRISCILLA PAUL JENNINGS
THOMAS ". JENElEGS-
PRANK " JENNINGS.
ISAAC JENNINGS,
JOSEPH A JENNINGS
THOMAS G. WEBER.
Executors of the last will and ,ss,a,u, n,
nent of william Jennings. deceased r.
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Order Appointing Time and Place to Hsl
Petition for Distribution
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In the Matter of tie Estate Of Aleza13l
G. Piper.
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WATER, WATER,

WAITER! WAFER,
Dam a g ed by Wate,,
BARTON & Co. have just rees,,.s
Gesun Mbcb line b 81 s0gS and Co5
water on the railway, they viii sen "a oy
less Of cost. Now is your time ~ re slo-
cheap, for, although the suits are y 81 sllss
damaged, they must be sold right W.. much
A nObby line of Stiff and Soft Hst, Il
to-day. Call and see them, as they o ops,
atest- A splendid gun given sWsS g'S L ne
some of the Boys Hats. IVA! villa
Barton ~ Co. ~ S. Main Stree.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, IN and for Sal Las
County, Territory Of Utah.
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THE WASATCE
PATENT BOILER MILLS

BeBL ~fa0ES CT ILUIAC4 I
cess Flour.
brands, HIGH PAINT 4 SrRA1Gh1
ID Grade, al Warranted sc good ss AZ
made In Utah
Ec The highest Cash Price paid t'f
releshone 70 the Mills, 80. 10o. onss
dslso BAKERY, No % Second South 8treeE
no1 @. HUsLkR- kToo
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

consisting styles
which offering AT LESS THAN COST
which we are selling THAN MANUFACTURERS COST
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SILKS AND VELVETS

Have never.been the prices now quoting.
Ladies Cloths Homespuns and every variety of Winter
COST.
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Fsansls ar Ea. Esenso,.

After an illness Of several months Edward NJ. Benson died at the home of his sister. Mrs, J. K. DeWolf, Wed nesday morning March r, 1886, at one o'clock.
 The deceased was in good health until Inst June, when he was taken with pneumonia which developed into consumption. He suffered compara- tigely little pain and quietly passed awey without a struggle.
 Mr. Benson was born at Plymouth, Wisconsin, April 2, 1851, and lacked hut month of being thirty-Gve years of age at the time of his death. -Mal1ern Qowal Leader.
 Ed Benson, as he was formerly known in this city, was one of it's old pioneers, and mad hosts of friends in this city. where he was in partnership with Supervisor Montgomery ip the stable business, He was generous to a fault, and about two years ago sold cut his interests in ahis city, and started back to his old home in the East to pay 2 lons-promised visit to his relatives. But the change from the boImy air of Arizona to the rigid winters of Iowa were too mu>h for him, and after 2 years illness he passed peacefully away surrounded by those he loved TIE To@BsToEE, iii common with host of isiends of ,h. d&eoased. offers sympathy to the sor- ro~lng relatives in this, their dark htif.
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SErEsTisc R'&s'ty-.

On Wednesday evening quite c number of the young folks Of this city proceeded .o tas residence Of Hr. Land. cn the Barbacomal., and :endcrad 8 surprise party :o a son Of Mir Land, wh6 rcceatly arrived from California. Masic, singing and danc- i2g were indu}ged in until @ late Aou-, r5ou all departed for theis homes, haylng erioyoI 2 night Of real pleasure.
 Among those present were Miss Leona Hayes, Miss Hartman. Miss Renauld, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Dean, Captain Floyd, Dr. Brown, Hugh Teyis. | Barnes, AIr. Land, Mr. Hayes, Ar. Harris and others.
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I0EEC5.

n another mohth it vilI be time for our people to pl4Gt trees. and SON seeds fl they desire to beautify their homes, and Co this end Mr. Branch has just received at bis nurSeryy on Fulton street, between Second and Third, . fine lot Of fruit trees and vines from the San Jose nursery, On. . lornia, which he will sell very reason able. Remember that 1t is just as easy to grow irpit treesas t is to grow
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 "Chief' and Queen. !" tho ceIy two elephants who ever became parents in oaptigily, and who have been quar- tered a. ?. '. Barnum's grounds dur ing the winter, hare been sold Co O'Brien, the circus manager, for a sum which is nominany small. It iz claimed that their original cost was aboat $l0,000 each.
 0'Brien who intends putting a show on the road the coming season. has use for them alive, and hence inc purchase of them. He bought them l because they were rather unmanage- able. together with the ten others Of 8 similar disposition bought from dif- ferent parties, having conceived rather novel idea of loading them down ! with iron chains and 5aps, to show ths people of 2 civilized country the ffeace and dangerous quadrupeds in captivity They will leave here the 27th of this month and one who has been with them all winter predicts that tiey will have quite lively time when they come to remove them. 
 Professor George Artinsstai, who without doubt, is the plucEiest ele- pLant tanner in the country, and who is now in the employ of the greatest show on earth, has received letter from MT. O'B,ien offering him sS,000 per year to take charge of his w1Ia tribe of twelve, but he will not ac- cept, nor indeed would he if $50,000 more were added to it. It is bad enough to be around and take charge of tame elephant, but when it comes to looking after those ugly monsters it is litt.e too much, said he, and 'sT'U +ol1 '-1,- ,zo-' # tho-, o,,;4ls,,.z
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Lock out for the horcott!

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 Look out for the boycott!
 Only one company of soldiers are at Fcrt Huachuca at present.
 The paymaster will shortly make glad the hearts of the boys in blue.
 What has become Of the Tombstone militia.
 b., Poole of the Lower San Pedro is visiting this city.
 Law day in the County Court to- morrow
 Wanted--A general blacksmith and horsoshoer. Apply at this otHe. 25-3t
 Mir J. Brady was in town to-day from his home at Neptune Wells,
 There are very few idle men in Tombstone at present.
 It has been little showery this afternoon.
 Messrs. Cloud and Cory arrived in this city last evening from Bis5ee.
 Aesrls. Cain ( Lynch will shortly haze 2 steam laundry in operation in this city.
 Remember the Ani-Chinese meet ing at schioffelin Hall tomorrow evening.
 Fred ". Hcyne, IT., departed this morning for New York. Rumor hath ii that ne vii be accompanied home by his bride.
 Nessrs Prbe and Riggs came in from their ranches in the Sulphur Springs Valley yesterday.
 Phil. Croyat, post trader at Fort Huachuca, has taken his departure Tor the Eastern States, to pay long promised visit to the eli folks at home.
 WI, Corey, who is with the firm Of Castenado < Co.,, of Bisbec, $ wis iling t;sis city.
 Q. F. Bullion, Albuquerque; Wm. Taylor, Fl Paso; J. Allen, Kansas City, Wm Cory, leo c. Cloud, Peter smith, Bi<boe; II, p, S0ntag, S;n Francisco, arc registered at tie G. cident5I hotsl
 No,,lias 3 aanaerm2 nea delivery wagon in front ci T. <. T~ncd's ftore llia morning, q repotcr of this paper inquired where it was manu- iacturei. aad l>srn@,' .h.t 1t was the han.2iHosk ot Ma ]. E. Tagc, tie w4,Ikaorn ca-fiaSe and wagon, make. of this Territory, who las his 'aauoiaot"Ty located n this city MG Page constantly he,a4 | i4rgq sqppiy Of materials c5ns:an1y or hand, SC that his wood is thoroughly aeasoned to this climate. From ,he large nu: - Der Q: w.gChs and carriages that 3ir Page has built, :ni is aow building, we bosraak fer lin before lhe next year dawns one Of the largest and , most lucrative trades in the Territory.
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TEat sn5De.

Our readers will remember that at the last term of Court Mrs. r. 4. Routh, was tried and acquitted on a charge of an assault with intent to kilI, and at that time Judge Herring assisted The prosecution, anI dwelt $ great deal upon snipe. On Wcdne5- day Mrs. Reush who has again been shooting snipe, wrapped one of them up and sent it in to Judge Herring with the following verses:
 Take this peaceful snipe
 Thou honorable .l Judge,
 And wigh its aa.g }eataers wipe
 Gut that s.lig Hedge.
 Plnck thc nreat from it's tender wing And sals'y yCcr greed,
 And never before tine bar
 Preach and sns,
 CT such an awful deed
 MEs. "A E.
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g s1rts,er yosfce.

As there has been considerable con. trovcrsy in regard to raising money for school purposes ill the city, l have instructed my agent, J. S. Clark. to pay into the county treasury for the benefit Of the Tombstone public school the sum of tea per cent. of q sales made by him of t0wnsite prop erty from and after this date.
 ' -4tE- T l,.--,----,
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EEmnIoY.nent Omce.r

h The undersigned desire to notify the public that they have this day opened an employment office, where all cEssss of ASlb diY be furnished. They also desire all parties in search Of employment to call at the office, on F4prth street, between Touganut aad Allen Hook for signl
 2. +'- ''7F JAS. 4. DEAN
 T.-..-- 7s rr,rWILL A. NASH.
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J. ". LOCKER.

Anhe0ser beer on dTa0ght at the Oriental, fine lunch thrown in. P. Jnst received a car load of Bon Ton7 shoe polish at the palac e. F
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GerC>cg TfG9 1.

The following is 3 list of perfect scholars at the puGiic school; for the week ending March 2Gth, 1886.
 First Grade.-Jessie MrLean5 Min IHe. Hill, Maggie Hill, Mary McCor- mick, Tom Dorsey, Sophie Jones. Juba Street, Emma Chynoweth,4 Addie Slaughter, Allie Howe, Maggie Me Cormick, Cora Goodrich,
 Fourth Charlottesville BieBitt, Eddie Burns, Willie Cowan, Bradford Dorsey, Valla Hill. Mamie. Hanley, Ethel Hughes, Annie McArdle. Annah McAliister5 Harry Proops, Christina Wilson, Rosie Wikstrom,
 Filth Grade -- Sara Escalaute; Frank Stumpf, Willie Constable, Tom Arthur, Maud James, Edna Hardie, Robert Mccormack, Willie McCor- mack, Fostina Basian.
 
 Not wheel was turned in the County Court .o day. .s. .~.a~-
 Anheuser Busch Lager Beer on draught at Ike's saloon Lunch at all hours day and night. Come-look- see. .
 Ary person wanting a cool drink Of "'ana!yzer9 beer, oanrprocare the same by calling on Pa. Holland. on the morning watch at 'fka's." u
 The cage .fths Torz;toyy vs, ". Creighton, assault and battery, was continued ia Justice Eas:on's court today until tomorrow.
 Captain Woods, who has command Of cavalry company stationed about mic aud Q a-ha(f from Bisbee, arrived in this city to-day.--a S>
 Recorder Clum was busily engaged to-day in hearing the ease of the Ter r;tory vs. Lottio Eagan, charged with sn ,.ttemut to set fire to. some build- ihC8 near tiie corner o1 Seventh and Allen street.
 Df. Mcswegan. accompanied byAis brother who is sick, returned from a short visit to California by private conveyance from Benson.
 The Epitaph' undcp the manage. .ncat of Harry Brook and ". II. Savage. a!mosy daily throws out slurs against organized labor Why is this thusly?
 That portion of Allen street be- tween Thrd and Fourth is becoming quite a busy place, as there are civil and criminaI. cases on trial every day in Judge Easton's court. It point of numbers is rivals the District Court when in session.
 A walk over this city brings to the visitors view some just as finaleardens as can be found in any couatry, As this is the season of the year to plant, all who have not got gardens should plant one at once, as 1t enhances the value of yoar property, and makes the place more hoinelike. .,...r.
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Two good ironers. Apply to Chas. Lynch, at Tombstone Laundry, Allen Greet bgt9elh sixtliahd' seg6ltR. Nothing SC good as 3 little Old For rsster whisky Tfyaa bottle from R P &nrsfeld.I LDNT2,clI8ti
 Just received, fine line of cash. mcres and camels hair, at Summer field Brcs. g-tlu
 .l-2 ~ P pTff6LW!IE oy HsJg
 r Dop,tfailtO! go, t9l Agn9ldig. wood yard for yppr stove wood, Remom- Der the place, corner of Seventh and Ssfford streets. 1-16 u
 Genuine Boston brown bread.st the Eclipse Bakery every sunday morn ing. Leave your orders by Friday evening, and 1t will be delivered to { ryoq- z ss.- .ToHnsEO2E' 9-IS tf Sol, Lowenberg has been appointed the. agent Of TIE D.11tF l96AbsroSB at Bi5bee, and is empowered to receive subscriptions and PdyRt:galAagts for the same5and to collect and receipt ah 6HIs. He lmh7 slsb 3dsiivor tho paper 5o subscribers for twenty-five cents per week. .3-17 If
 
 On De3t5 saturd.G.i the 2dth inst. I -willrel6ses out my abusiaesssiA Tomb stone, and as I desire to take my de- psrtEre at oncei all persons Knowing tO'be Indebted toCthe firm of summerGeId B els twill please call and make inn ediate ,settIement.
 3-45 td fH LESSER SUMmERFTELD.
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 OF-' COChiee GoUnty.

- Mr..A. Lyle is in town from his -1ncA,at Soldier Holes. .t Catch-as-catch-can wrestling match at the Skating Rink, Saturday night Schumacher and Milo at the akot- ing Rink, Saturday night.
 Leo c. Cloud came in from sh9 ~,Cvppef Camp yesterday. o,
 IKE - On Saturday night there vin be an atheietje- tournament a.tbe Skating rink.
 Judge Easton's court seems to have more vofk. evef3 day sh2n an the others combined.
 All kinds of glassware, crookery, 'eto., at San Francisco 'coat prices at Gchoenicll < Heymaa's. 9-26 I'm. , , lFbasLad:ey secjety of the Presby- terian Church, held B business meet ;ps at sEe church this afternoon. Nearly every business man in town has discharged his Chinaman. and are replacing the same with white help as fast as it can be secured. E % Siz zxh zo
 It is hoped that the roll of the Anti-Chinose League will be swelled to five hundred names by Saturday fight.2 ~-Ho
 The new sneI.er vii be completed by Tuesday. ard if nothins ocaprs to hinJestit, will be blown in On Tuesday evening.
 It takes deal oi rustIing to gather pp the a6.oels of local news that is presented daily through these col Enns.
 Wha! is the use Of sleeping on the floor when you can buy good bed at ,sc3,oenf5ld $ Heyman's fer $2 50.
 S2G In Az usual, the sixn-"No Western E T siil,--.t..red our ci.;zens i.s Iae lace waca they ysnt.to the uost-ot7ce Iast yycains fer their maiI.
 Barney Bauer Vas none .he worse r.9r his fall yesterday Sis since being badly tora led onr repo,,er to bel.sy, ehAs .hia iooy.Aa} see, ols's!'ol.
 ChIor;diag hls become one yi the features Of this carp and many locA- :ions that have lain idl. for wears are no~ becoming bu.ijoa :,rodac=rs.
 XsSE
 An extensive strike is reported in .ho Marguerite n,ine, owned by Pas guale Nigro.
 For the finest styles i4 new furn.- gare-no bed-bugs-at auction prices 4t Schoenield : Hyyman's. 32e I'm. If you want bargains in oDclolhs and carpets, go to Schoenteld < Hey H2an's..l rs, .Ea-e.a- .r8-zd In. See those elegant park setts-fou- piocaa-oaly sL50 per get at schoea- fed &5 Heyman's. 3-25 lm. It is !. fearful misnomer to call .hs Epitapl, eshoet" Why it is not even B pillow-ease among newspapers. Gregpry's restaurant, pow being closed for repairs, will reopen Monday morning, March 18th, 3-253't
 EaAAEs.
 Tie thanks of Jas. J. Nash are hereby returned to the press of Tue son, Wilcox and Nogales, for courtes.e. extended during his recent visit to those towns
 DIr. Williams, representing the Giant Powder Company, of Caiiloe nla, IS in this city.
 Prof Olsen will give lessons on the violin or guitar, zreAson4Ple rates Address Prof O}scn, this ottice-25tf Immigration 10 and emigration from Tombstone, are about at a stand of.
 Chas. Harris, the popular tailor has removed his tailoring establishment to the BoChin Block, Allen street, op- posite the Fashion stables, with a fine lot Of Spring goods. 3-2lH He estnhlishuert of Lhc Austro-
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CoNsTARLE's DEED.

order
 ooNsT4BLE's DEED. Ben James, Constable, to Pasquale. Eigro, the Margsrite mine, Tombstone- district; &39G94 inc REVOCATION or TOWER OF .ATFeREEY. By John Thede reyoking the power of attorney given to Henry Meyers.
 AFFIDAVIT. Tr Of Thos. Chatham as to doing the assessment work on certain mines in Cochise county, TOT the year 1885.
 LAND CLAIM Of Salvador Parada of 1G0 acres cAI the Sau Pedro river. -.
 BRAND. @ Of Florencio Hurtado Of haH-circle, with heart shape marks running to center.
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Enr. &nIn-

Ranch fa, Hu9eEa{G fsahhllins. with 325 fruit trees, 560 different viaesl-4 Aead-ef horses, head of COWS and calves. For particulars in quirc of J. C. Jones, ,at Everhardy's butcher shop. . Jtt
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All persons are hereby cautioned gainst urchasing CT negotiating 9 promissory note drawn oh II the '24th day of February, 1886, in favor Of Charles Sims, as the conditions of the mote are hu4 and woid ; and hSNnont is stopped G- As'H. sfuRTESvlsNT.
 Tombstone, March f5, f886.- 92-15 10d
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hLUf sI Eu E.C-f hf E5s Notice Creditors

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 ESTATE OF SIDNEY IEISW ORTH, DE- csaseag The Jc-sf!ttors of; and sll persons having ciaiNs, a SjtiHst the above named Es- tate, are hereby notified to exhibit theIE Iims with the hfieSsSfy vouchers to me wilhin ten uontbsafrer first publication or this notice at my otice,' m rhc city of Tom bstone, County of Cochise. Territory Of ,Atjzoui. or thr same V T Ec forever barred
 Dated af Tom 6stoRc, January 12, 1SSG.
 ---i 'ST. JAS. C. DIAN, '.3- " ? IJ,ir ,kiniJ ,5Ff,Ir.
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}Ss;5 nsss g59p1oy5J5JI y55JIqibFf58Sa qi5 58Sa fsoi6o Chop Hnhse 2gasr 'GoI8D!eJ. Carer will t;,ile. the helm and ". |. FentQp hay ing charge df- the diring-r6oTh, will fdrnishl a neat, 'seif1drel. hiaaB for twenty-five cents. 2-23-1m.
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Quite pyrotechnical display in the Whetstone mountains last evening.
 Gen. Greek was not heard ircm to- day.
 Johnny Ayers made Q flying trip to this city to-day from Charleston. There will be 2 western mail arrive in this city this evening.
 An ar on case and a cutting sarape occupied .the attention of Judge Eas- tons court this afternoon.
 There was but one local Item in the Epitaph this morning, and stillit claims to be newspaper.
 AGessrs. Graf and Schoenholzer
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A first cIass buggy uI9rse. ysInQ,firs q c, s. Rs9dshaw's saloon 22 ti. Bress GihShnms, latest stgIes; at the Palace" 2-I2 #
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07saoETC EoEGEc.

The co-partnership heretofore exist ing under the firm name and style of Graf X 6choonhoIzer, in the city of Tombstone, is dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. John Schoenholzer re- tring from the business. All bills and otaor obligations owed by the firm will be paid by either |. Graf or John Schoenhol1or on presentation, and a!l book accounts and other obligations now due or to become due to the late firm wllI De collected and receipted for by either or both said former partners.
 Leopold Graf will continue to carry on the cd business atthe old stand.
 LEOPOLD GRAF,
 JOHN SCHoENHoiGER. Tombstone, March 26 1856
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CnE-NTY sEwsIssrsses

Ihefoilowlng instruments have been filed in tie office Of the CountyRec- order
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Judge Easton's court seems to have more work eveF5 day th2n &h the others combined.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-26

On Saturday night there will be an athele6e tournament a:-the Skating