The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-26
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Something recent - Dress-goods bargain counter. Palace" :" 2itt Tho choicest groceries in the city eaA be procured at F. N. NalleotFs' u Mir. c. B. Ayers is in from his ranch aad is taking in the sights of Tomb stone.
 J.M. Aston arrived in this city yes terday from the Reloj Cattle Com pany's ranch.
 Hon. Thos. gordis left yesterday for Graham county, to have a talk with it's voters.
 Col. c. c. Bean will address the cit izens of the San Pedro river and Ben son at the latter place this evening.
 Quite a number of the candidates on the county ticket went down to Benson this morning.
 A Ecrapping match took place at the Occidental Hotel last evening, but was soon quieted.
 There will be an important meeting of the republican county central com nlittee held at their headquarters th's evening at ' 30 o'clock.
 Tbc anti-Chjnesc league will hold a rousing meeting at the city hall to- morrow evening, and every member ls r~questud to be present.
 Mir. T. j. White, ths democratic candidate for supervisor, took his de parturc this morning for his home on the lower San Pedro.
 Custom Collector Wilson will re move his office from Is present !oca ti1n in few days to the adobe build ing directly opposite the old placr.
 MessrS. Percy and Morrison, of Vii COX. took their departure this after noon for Benson, from winch place ;aov will take tlieir departure for h"me
 M:,sD a Erown and Ms, Della Zcek, two charming yorns ladies "t 5 nson, who have been spending s@v rrll days in this city, took their de rarture for home yesterday, much ,leased with their visit to this city.
 M. Aston, Ranch; c. Bayrcs, So nora; x. NJ. Guilln, San Francisco C. W. Ltng, Los Angeles; G. II. Brooks, Char!eston; ChAs. Mckinney, Dln Pedro agc registered ut She Qcci- dental Hotel
 On Saturday evening last some thief yislted the stable of J. M. Nash on the corner If Seventh and Bruce streets, and stcla thcrefrom bay horse with bald face and white feet also saddle, briJle and three spurs Any porson returning the same ol giving information as to its wherea- bours, will receive suilahl: reward by inuuiring of H. L. Nash at this office
 In the course of his speech at Pres cott the other night Mark Smith ad- vcrtised Tombstone in the following manner: q am poor. have not go any money now. I dii have som saved up, but had to give it all up t' help broke men out nf town when .h bottom fell out of that camp" Thi will be news to our citizens who hat not vet learned that the bottom ha fallen out of Tombstone, and will als b news tt know that Smith impOver ished himself in helping broke men [ leave town.
 Some days ago Messrs. Tweed Goodrich, Slaughter and other Demo cratic candidates, while taking a Iii through the Sulphur Srring vallc. stopped at Abbott's ranch, and Good rich, whD took fiddle along Wit h:,n. rendered sever''l tunes for Il benefit of lis auditors. WErn the left the ranch they c"mm"need whoop and sHoQt o!t tEejy pistols an s:anpcdeI her! rf cattle, whic have straycd in y,.r direction, all the COW boys, who are nHY cut tryil u recover these animals, have anl lining but pleasant iecli1ga towart them, and their iroiic will lose the mapy votes.