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The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22
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One day We found some OF the sheep Killed and
sonc toied on 30 Jim proposed to go out and make
II hot for the g,izzlies for aay or 10, aud having
a couple oi mongrel dogs that were iie best on q
bear ever saw, 30 We took them along, aud the
next morning about 10 they started trail and OF
they went whOOplng, we following. ] reckon we
must have trampcd II mile or 30, when we came
to thick piece Of brush, and into the dogs went
the greatest yelling and snarllng you ever heard ]
was packing the camp ihings. anu ~ Jim jumped
through lhe bush. and after him, and there In the
ever saw or heard Of. The minute | saw him
dropped my stun and grabbed my rine. The grizzly
os rom jas. waiting III Tor ,heS dogs 10 cone ,s within
reach, and every now aud then making a jump at
them. Without wasting any time. Jim stepped up
raised his rine aud pulled trigger. lie had dead
shot, but heard the click OF The hammer and knew
Ssar oRs ana rs s"S was going %p ana
down, In and OUT, up and over IN the greatest rough
and tumble you ever heard OF In your life For a
minute was No tuck back al the suddcnness OF the
whole thing that couldn't tell what 10 do, and then
didut dare TO shoot, they were going about 80
and were biting and chawing for all they were
worth. The bear was on top mostly, but Jim had
got out hls knife AMI was carving for all he was
The only thing that saved him from being clawed al
IN pieces was thick buckskln suit he wore,
lodged about for abou, I'VE minutes waiting fol
| pinned jim down square by the shoulders, and was
lust a-iaking hold OF him by the throat or there
abouts when clspped my Tine TO his ear and let n,
| and shot him dead. Jim was about played our, bu
had strength TO feel that he was being squeezed toe
cose for comfort. II took all my muscle TO roll OF
the bcaT, AZ It laid right ON top of him. but did an,
yankcd Jim out, and wasn't he sight! His sui
| was Ia rags regularly cut up into strings and his
| legs were almost cut the bone In half u dozen
| OF his knife and had 10 drop II, as II was foo
deep In the bears throat aud oy actual connt there
were forty stabs In the bears hide. 30 you can tel
| what kind OF nghter he was. "What made yot
| shoot7" were about the first words he said, an.
then Over he went In dead faint, and II II hadn'
| pack hun 10 the doctor, which did, though fori
| miles over the mountains Yes, he came out al
| right, but for weeks he looked Ike one OF thes
| crazy qullis. Ihat was hls nrst grizzly, and
| never heard him banker for any more at shOr
range, although he shol good many after that Il
| one way anu another
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho summer opcra at Albaugh's u Grand opera House
IL more Of boon than ever now that about me dulles,
days OF the year In Washington have sci IN, and
those who remain In the city fully appreciate Inc
fact This week almost an entire novelty VIII he
produced, namely, "Fantlle," which has only been
ryen here once OF twice under the name OF "victor
the Bluest0cking." That popular comedian ana
buno singer, Mr.. Louis de Lapge, who became such
a fayorlte last summer, has been secured 10 take
barr baritone, is retained, aud Misses Louise seaIle,
Waller Ham npshire, Joseph Fay, and other familiar
faces viii appear. Mr. Adam ltzel, IT,, vii! mold
music. "Fan,ine,h which Is a merltorious work Of
both con poser and ibrettst ought 10 be one OF the
leading successes OF this engagement
Herzogs Ninth-street Opera House Will reopen
for the fall and winter season Tomorrow evening
tbe attraction being Hicks and Sawyers Consolidated
Mn5tIe pf9sPe eIasss pe any needed
ments In She way OF painting and uphOlheIlng hASe
been made, and the place VIII present very htIac'
live sight 10 the old frequentera OF the house Ihe
stage setting has also been Improved. new sbiftlngs
aad scenes have been added, while me properties
ceeds the late Mr. Herzog as proprietor and mana
ger, and as he III old theatrical man, every care
Will be taken 20 properly cater 10 ,he Wlsaes % 3 m 'ns o
hand in his oficia capacity In the box once, pest
lion he nils With credit 10 himself az well AZ for The
the mInstTei SHOW with Which the season opens i,
pronounced tobe OF tue best.
.'....
The opening OF the Dime Museum last Monda,
was appreciated 70 the fullest extent by the public
as crowded houses at each performance attested
the second week OF their fall and winter season
which opens Tomorrow. promises TO be equally a
interesting as the previous one, from Tue lacl INA
lie Claire a kowlands Great Dramatic toihpan!
Will appear, as they have done with so much success
IN Northern cities. They Will put on, with all IN
scenlc effects the great sensational drama, In fou
acts, called "1he Montana King" the plot OF whlcl
ID very pathetic story, inlerspersed with man.
ihrllling adventures and sltuatlons. As II has re
Gently been ntted up ~ neat and pretty manne
this resort IL Just the place for ladies' aud children 4
attend at the matinee aud those with escoris al III
night performance. Messrs Barton aud Logan Ma
they viii have nothing but lrst-cass attractions
the HinRe IlH hensOn.
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ANAL fraud paul.hsd at Milwaukee. Wis.

Every one should remember that the presence OF
liens. Beauregard and Early AT the drawings Of Tue
Louisiana state Lottery, having entire charge. ID a
guarantee Of absolute frness and that the chAuees
OF all are equal, and that no human being eau know
beforehand what humber Will draw prize; there
the drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery or hold
lug out other Inducements impossible ~ carry out,
liz d swlnder and cheat. Money sent In answer ~
such advertisements Is obtained with View 10 de-
celye aud defraud Tue unwary. TO do the right
thing address NJ. A. nauphin, New Orleans, La.
one OF these swlndlers, Robert Riley, alias W.
Huber Co., was sent 10 prison for ten months at
Milwaukee last ln0pth, and II served HIN Right.
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From South America.

The new South American plant, called Moxle
Nerve Food. that IL now creaiing no much Interest
hausti0n and the liquor habt, has inc Temarkabl
power, when taken ~ large doses, OF producing v
sensation ~ Of electric currents golDg through The
nervcs, lasipg over two hours. Instead Of leaving
reaction ike Hiimulan, the result IL solid, Wig
hungry stomach. The plant " tasleless Ms a corn
stalk. The drlggsis nayor II Into u nne beverage.
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Praise From Sir Hubert.
New YORK Freeman Negro Organ.l

TEFNN
I'm issuing the commission 10 Mr. Matthews, The
pfoeAts Oi the District Democracy aud newspapers,
but the adverse action OF majority OF the Demo
cratic senators IN Congress. In doing ts the PTesl.
dent HlOws, as we nave claimed for him time and
again, that la his determination ~ soe that the race
has square Juctee done IT, he Will, when occasion
requires it, rise above Ills party. Indeed, the PTeHl
dent las rel tie mark for Ills party not only on mat
teTs affecting us, but OH tie iarin question, the
HlyeT-cOnage question, and Tue civil service ques-
lion: and As time goes along the Democratic party
Will have either 10 ecme up TO The high ground taken
by the President suffer defeat al the polls, simply
because the President has ihe people With him, aud
ile people are stronger In every respect than the
politicians Whatever may he Their political bias,
The colOTed people Of hls country honor anu respect
and have confidence ~ freslden. Cleveland
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oEDnEY HOUSE, NEW YosK.
broadway and 40ih street,

DiSe"""J """ wv" 'heV't
Opp0sile Casino and
Metropolitan Opera House.
Rooms 81 "a day aud upwards.
Restaurant OF unsurpassed excellence.
Coolest hotel in The city.
New aud elegant.
A home for fainilleB.
a resort for business men.
GEN. DAN MAcAuLEy aud
WALTER u. BOWERS, pr0prIetoTs.
Near N. Y. O. aud West Shore Depots.
broadway cars pass the door.
This paper In readlng-ro0m,
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uFtrry-osrr IL the latest invention OF ftlccn bal
POOL and as played at scanon's parlors, 4lo Nintn
street II IL meeting with decided nit. No one, moi
even professional players has an advantage, as the
average player stands just as good chance 70
win The game IL treat, anu VIII surrey occomo
popular as 1t Is new wrinklc oi Mr' Scanio" wv"
mind "kCyla,'
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LOCAL MENTION.

LADIES who are In need of millinery and fancy
poods Will 10 well to give us call, as we are now
having our clearing sale, and oil OF our goods are
cnco ia carving over as we always make II a rule
never to carry over any stock hence we WIZ sell
the remainder below cost KINGS PALACE
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MrHgAy's sub Rosa, an interesting story OF lie IN
Washington at all news-stands. Price so cents.
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22

NrRVAy's Sub Rosa, an Interesting story OF life In
Washington at all news. stands. Price 80 cents.
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Total.... 6 10 q 10 d Total. 5 20 IS 8
RUNS EACH INNINGS.
Washington. .......... o 3 o 0-5
BOstOnB. B............... o 0 3-6
Earned -Washingtons, 9; Bostons. 3. Two
Sits,P"erman nse .Bases ON nssHB,sions 2. struck
out-WashingtOnB, 2; BostOns, |. Wild pitches
Keefe, ]; Radbourne, /. Passed balls-Gilligan,
Daley. Left on bases Washington, 3; B0sions. L.
Stolen bases -Washingtons, .; BoHtons, 2. Umpire
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NuRp,y's Sub Rosa, an interesting story OF lie in
Washinrton. nj ali ncws-stands. Price 80 cents.
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22

MrRH,y's sub Rosa, an interesting story OF lie In
woshinp,on al all news stands. Price 80 cents.
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22

THERE Ia one thing which can be obtained in ~
great perfcction IN Washington rs anywhere III
Enropc or America, and that is Turkish bath al
EnpIl'a,
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&pefial Astifes.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

vrRBAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received Il the
once Of the Assistant superintendent until O'Clock
r. NJ, Wednesday, August 25, 1885, for erecting Plne
Plgeon-iole Casing In the Sixth Auditors once,
(Marnis lIalll ,s per drawings and specifications,
which will DO Furnished on application TO the Assist
ant superintendent.
At Suaa.N Nm &c c. L. rAIRcHILD, Acting Secretary.
U.S.. NAVY PAy OYviCE,
WAenINuTON, d. e., August 81, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate, endorsed
"Prop0Sas Y. d." will be received at this once
until noon September IS, 1885, for articles to DO dev
cred at the Yards and Docks Department Of the Navy
YARD Washington, d. e., free OF any expense to tho
Government. and subject TO the usual inspection and
conditions, viz: Regulation No. Feed 8, Linsecd
oil; 8, Sperm OIL Potash, &c; Z, Paint brushes &c.;
,. Miscellaneous hardware; ., Upholsterers' goods;
oils, gl,S &C.; Y. Asphaltum paint; IS. sand; and
10 and IL, Lumber. To be awarded BY reQuisltions.
Proposals must be made on O01cial f0fms furnished
with schedules giving details) BY this once. The
Fight 10 reserved TO reject any Or all bids ana bids
only from OF or dealers In the articles
| required Will he considered. Responsible persons
must guarantee the prompt nnd faithful execution NJ
contract and the competency Of the guarantors must
| be certified to before United states oficer.
| THOS. II. LOCKER, =
Pay Director u 3. N, Navy Pay Agent.
| an 2q-4t.
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mRA.

JoHNsYN.-.August 10, J. w. nsmilton, eldest
son OF MAI A. II. II. and Elizabeth II. Johnson, aged
thirty-fonf years. Funeral from the residence OF
his father, 100 Ninth street northwest, Sunday,
p. M.
MoRsE.--August 20, Mary Morse, mother OF
afternoon At . o'clock, from her sons residence,
os2 N street northwest.
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22
DEPARTURE OF OUR MILITARY.

NuHB ,y's Sub Rosa an interesting story OF lie III
Washington, at all news-stands. Price 80 CENTS
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22

In the Toronto Week, Goodwin Smith speaks Of
The recent English elections as only preliminary
skirmish Hesaysi "The next upshot 10 that though
Uniontsm has gained a victory, and victory for
which Unlonsts have much reason TO lie thank ful
1t IL Qiatrc Bras, not Waterloo, ,taving the do
csive battle still to he fought, while It IN also ap
parent that the nation Will have TO undergo yet
more calamity and peril before will he brought to
| of patty, and Of giving itself a national Govern
InCnt.n
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22

The New York Herald thus describes the pro-
cession which escorted President and Mrs. Clevc-
land to the special car nj the Baltimore and Potomac
Depot on their departure for the Adirondacks:
Policeman with baton.
Interval Of twenty feet
United States Marshal A. A. Wilson and Mrs. Fol-
som.
a short interval.
Another policeman and baton
Another interval OF twenty feet.
President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland,
with Lieut.. Arnold on his right and Sergeant Dins-
more on her left,
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his hand badly mashed. DR.. Boarnan, the physi.
| clan OF the road, attended the injured parties.
Mr. Il. L. Valentine. an old Washington bust.
ness man, now located In ONO, is visiting friends
here.
MIR. c. Hall, pressman at the Government Print
ing once, ia spending his vacation at River Springs
| Mr.. James Keenan, leaves on the 2Ilh for Pros
pect Park, where he Is to inaugnrae new racing
park at that resort. Mr.. Robert Miller accompanies
| him to act az starter.
Among the members OF the weccacoe Band thai
accompanied the Rlnes to Colonial Beach was Mr.
| August Kuester, former Washington boy, VINO IL
well remembered here.
| Lulu Nelson, a colored inmate OF o low dive OF
Thirteenth street, was arrested last night by Ofice
Bailey on complaint OF Edward Turner, a white man
| who said she mad robbed him. She was locked ~
| for hearing.
| -Lottie Chapman, a oolored woman living at ll2
Tweniy-thir street, yesterday, while handling 10
| Of dynamite cartridges In very reckless manner
struck one with stone, causing 1t to explode. Th
explosion tore away the thumb and three fingers o
her right hand. DR.. Newman attended her an
aferward had her conveyed 10 ihe Freedman
Hospital.
d. q. Du Prayner, brakeman on the u. and I
Railroad while coupling cars at the corner OF Elev
enth street and Maryland avenue yesterday after
| noon, had his right arm caught between the brakes
| lie sustained compound fracture OF the elbow
besides having the other portion OF the arm badl!
mashed. Dr. BoaTman attended him.
John u. Yerden was arrested by oficer Broe
yesterday for writing and backing policy.
George Dean and George Hughes, two Degr
crooks were arrested by Detective Horn last wsdnei
day ON suspicion OF grand larceny committed In Ricl
mond, Va. These two parties have been notice
recently selling lo OF clothing 10 residents OF Sout
Washington, and the suspicion OF the detecty
WAS aroused by the fact that all wa
not right lie arrested them. and sent dow
TO Richmond for description Of some OF the article
stolen. The list that was returned fully connrme
the detectives suspicious. Dean confessed that the
had been carrying on systematic robbery OF house
, lu that city bringing the goods To Washington I,
: sale. They were turned over TO the Virginia at
, thor,Ies yesterday.
The various delegates and other members Of N
Army OF the Potomac ana q. A. X. who went 10 sa
Francisco 10 attend the annual meeting Will retur
10 Washington tomorrow evening via the Batimoi
c and ONO Railroad.
The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22

Kouinx,
Harmony Will prevail among the three clubs this
already assured. This was demonstrated ut the
meeting Tuesday last, as the committee decided 10
allow b9tn me "Post anh star cups. to remain Just
four-oared shell race The Analostans and Poto
macs were perfectly willing 10 transfer the Star
Cup to the eight race, but as the Columbus
kicked most violently against The proposal, although
vii ing to transfer the "Poa Cup" II was deter.
mined TO let the subject drop until next season. and
TO unite their efforts to make this Years regatta
success. While II seems hard 10 Ielegaie ihe sub
ject to the diplomacy OF another committee. II is
perhaps the best solution OF the matter, and will
avoid the troublesome wIaDge that seemed inevi-
table. The committee will proceed at once to get
out the circulars announcing the coming affair, and
10 make all such arrangements as they may see NJ.
No false spirit OF economy Will he shown, hut every
thing done IN past Tegatias VIII be repeated this
season, only with more OF "A success than before.
Ellis Ward arrived on Monday, and at once com-
ineBced his work with the Columbias. Ward IL In
ptop condition. and thinks he has material Al hand
| to make winning crews lie IL unquestionaby the
pioneer trainer OF the country, one ioo that has met
with more success than all the others combined.
The Ircx having won the Cape May cup from the
Gencsta, the owner OF the former. Mr.. Jameson, IL
30 e.ated by SUCCESS that he talks OF bringing his
cutter over the sea 10 contest with the American
yachID.
The PoiOmaos started last week with trial OF the
below-nained crews for the seasons races, aud II
good work IL obtained. there IL little fear OF uny
change In their position These crews were seec-
ted entirely by plaisied. The senior conslsis OF
| well bow. The two waist men are new hands at
| rowing, while Kearney aud cornwell have been
members OF the fast aud speedy lightweight crew.
| The new men are big and powerful, and ought To
give agood account Of ihemselyes. The junior crew
Will be Dyer stroke, obnson B. Reynolds z, Enlore
how. All new men except Elnore, who pulled Ia
the junior four last season II s very heavy crew,
and Que from which good work can he obtained.
| The lightweight Will bo Fisher stroke, probably,
Doyle 8, Sprague 2, Warden bow. All of whom have
had experience In rowing II Fisher can not get
down 20 weight, some one else Will be selected.
| This Will leave Noordsy, DOxson, Reed, Writ,
Mckinney, and some others as utility men, or fresh
ones for the eight-oarcd race. Paisted Is working
very hard With the men, aud hopes get successful
crews from among the number II the men perscyeTe
| Ia their training
| E.Analostans TO PotoInacs greeting; When you ap.
| poDt another regatta committee send ono that
represents the sentlneni Of the club and not the in
| dlydual.
Messrs. Green, Dodge, Russell, Moore, and Spot
ford, of the Potomac Canoe club, left for Canoe
Island. the big feeder OF The Potomac, yester
day evening, where they viii remain TIL Tomorrow
other inelnbers Of the club will follow today.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
SfiIC 4HCther.

Mrs. Fr4nEie Stump has secured the best location on the main Street of Bis3ee and Has opened frst-class boarding house and restaurant there in, where the residents of Bisbee and visitors to tEa great copper camp, will receive the finest t'la: the mnrEct af- io As. 1Iitf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08

e. llbe sent to any one applying by letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict se- arecy in regard to all business transactions
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08

Buy package of "Reform Tea Eni receive 8 handsome present at K p. Mansfield. I-I8G
 Goods are being sold cheaper at EummerGell's store ,han avrr before fi city.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08

NIT. JOHNSON will pract'cs X s,I the Courts of the Territory, m both ,i1li and Criminal cases.
 MT. PALMER will devote his attersion as expert in BuokkeepIr. also 10 BOOK KEEPING, SEARCHING oI RECORDS COPYING, ABS rkAC ING, CONEEYANt.- ING, and u! other business connected there. Witl. For thc convenience of hrs,ncSs men and. others having PAST DUE and other claims for AdjUstm' nt and Collection, t, i~ oilire offers unparalle ed advantages Mr PALMER will keep, for the ben, iii of h, ldrr, uf real eriaie, q SpeciaI E ok for the entry "f Houses an' Lands fsr Sale or 10 Reni DEEDS, MORTGAGES and LEASES Hiii h,. carefully drawn and RENIS COLLEC ED, and, ds both OIaucLes of this Diuc,. need. our Eauonagr, il is certainly (takrn ia conmnctioa wllh thei.' long. experience in tEe above husinrss epcciGliia3I eutiicirn, gunrantre ut prOmptntSS and. sruuomy. Mir PALMER will also traE5act, :.s agent in Tombs.one, business of any nature for per sons living abroad, guaranteeing them
 'it itlltl ara djsI nICh
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SUMMONS

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT No. 1, in the county of c. rinse. Territory of Ariz' na. before John c. Easton, Justice of the Pea.r; ieman': so.
 Mary Tark, Plaintiff,
 vsi,
 C. :. Benhain. Defiant. Tue e;ritnry of trizona sends greeting tn (. S BLIHAM. Ca nun-rc: idrnt ci thr Ter tor, llGlrudant:
 You a'e hGrehy sugmnnrd aud required |" ap ear before me ut my office jr Y mh- >I"te, county nf Cochi>r, rn tie 5, h day of Aprl. A D., 1886. at 10 oi.urh A. V To answer ils complaint Oi inc above amnr llaihtitl, whu e mnnt> of l on that yUu ar. indebted tO ircr. m lLe sum of ninql, i5gJ) d"lnls, "n a.spcril cuntr.ct for lie boar, and lodging of James H"rw0"d fer srxtv days in the summer Of 1885. a= shown h, tine complaint now on file m my office And Il you fail tn a>prag and answer said c. m paint as IIfrein required. tie plair-;zf will take judgment against you as du,Iqnded aid for the costs oi ttiS suir
 Given under ny hand this 1lth 5ly Of February, A. D., 1880
 JOHN c. EASTON,
 tJuEtlCe Ot iht. Eglra
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Notice of SneriG'5 Sale.

FEY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUf fION IS sued out of the District Court uf the Fnsj .Jud cial District os thr tCIrl.oly uf Arizona, in and for tEe ruUuts Cf Cuchise, tcstCd the ast of Apr.i. iSsS. un jud-IJcut entered 1hereu On the 2ttn day c. De, cnlHer, lSs5, iu a certain az .uT TIc.e-u A. C Smllh as plaintiff recovered iua-usnt sgu.nst J. Clark, J. J. Andersen aad J. ?. hnG-e fer Ghe sum of $4I3u. and |. u-e directed and delivered.
 . l have levied upon all tfe right, title and interest of jle .e.G de nI..afe n ;l.d tO.the ~Way-UE" nine s-d W'ni < c!ain, sitral" ;n tombstone ntG,u& districl, Cochi,e eounty, Ariz'I go, and uuuD4"C on ihe south west by Ibe "Guud F. ga" mine, on the northwest by ihe "Ei-..' mine amt tue "G lded Edgv" Iuiae, .au kn~wh as mineral survey lot No. 55, Iug.ir.T fFI' l. all lhr sur face ground t.eg.Ji md al the improve nente thereon.
 t Public notice IS hereby giEen that on the 22nd day Oi April, ISSG, al Ons o'c uCk r.. m. Of thai day in iiun, oi Ihe eau house Ot said county oi Cuchi-c at fopl h>tUhe, l will seil a l the right, tile and ID crest of the sad abuve-named defendants n and 10 the above descrIl ed property at pLbii' action for cash to the highest aE2 best bidder 10 EatsfY sad execution, int"lgst nhd all costs.
 k. $. HAICR, eliH.
 . Bye. D REFPY, Un8-r Sheriff.
 Tombstone, April I, 1S G.
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FRENCH LAUNDRY!
ANN0GNCEsEE4S'F.

MERCANTILE LAW AND COLLECTION
 OFFICE, Toughnut street, brlw cen Furrth anG Fifth,
 Iumbsiunp, AriAun;!. CHARLES c. JOHNSON, Attorney at-Luw and Notary Public J. E. PALMER, Accountant
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SHERIFFS SALE

BY VIRTUE OF A--JJ- IL.---rt JTIQI ISSUED II uG tha District UouI ot the "Ic-t Ju~i- .Icla. District in ana. t,l the CuurIy ui Cornise. territory ot Ar,Z .a, lu'me diert- ed and delivered oi q indg -neni rendered m said Court on the Bh G5l. U6 Erhruarl, JSS6, in favor of D A.Nliler ct a md ugnIns. T. J Bales, wherein am cnmmS''dcd tu make the sum Of SiU5 05 damages with iI.- 1erest thereon from dale Of luJgIn -nt at the rate ui per cent. per uunum until nj {: together with S76CC cUsts and accr~lng 6Cs'S. s,.
 e : h.ve this day levied upon the follow aE des ;bed property, to wIt. | An undivided one. sixth interest in t.e E0uger and Calumet mining claims, ,'i Rred in CaiifJIuIa mining dist jet, County Hi .ochise Territury ul Arizona. ..' q Pubic nutire k bUl rl'Y.. given that on Friday, the 9 day Of April, lH86, h,tNrrr fine hours nf- g e. Hl. and ! n m. il front ui ale Sheufi7s uti,c, in the Guy ui Tom b>t"nt Euchl,c CouuIy, ArIZcna Territory, l Wn. sell all the r'ghl tIle and iuIe,es "i tie sad T. J. Bate, in ana 10 t,,c above describes 7)rnl erty at Public AuctIur, 10 the hjgGenI and best bidder, for cash, lawful moneN 0i ihe United States, 70 satisfy said cXecu,i"n and all costs. Dated tuis the 12th day Oi March, 1886. IT,
 ]. ... R. S. HATCH,
 O.. .r Sheriff.
 By c. D REPPY.
 Under Sheriff.