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The Washington critic., 1886-09-03

Good DARK Dress lIlntS, Put up IN dlucfOnt
patterns, &c. per yard.
Heavy Canton Flannel, put up in pound
packages, l5c. per pound.
Best Standard Fall Prints, GixGi, cloth, short
ends, dl6c.
Genuine Indigo Navy Blue Dress Prints,
short ends, 5o6c.
Chasset's unbleachcd Cotton. the heaviest
made, short ends, Jjlc.
Fruit Of the Loom, from 1 to 10 yards in
piece, G4c.
New York Mills, 3 to 10 yards in a piece,
she.
a wide White Domestic Flannel, to 10 yds
in piece, G3Ic.
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, 2 to yards,
short ends, G31c.
Manchester Cretonnes, Is yard wide, to 10
yards In piece, 1O1ac.
sold-colored, Double faced, Plush Effect
Canton Flannel, 9 to 10 yards, l4c
Curtain Scrim, short ends, so patterns, Gl6c
1914 Genuine Pequot Unbleached sheetlng,
2l6 to yards l7c.
Fancy Satne Feathcr-proof Ticking, finest
quality, excellent for furniture covering or
awning. l1c.
Heavy Unbleached Drilling for underwear,
csc.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel,
running short lengths, Gl6c.
Reversible Dress Lining short ends, 4Hc.
lot only, and all we have ready, 3sinch
Cashmere, all colors, l7c.
81 Boucle Walking Jackets, neatly made
and well fitting, S3d9.
This is big thing, and just what Is wanted
for these cool mornings and evenings. Re-
member, 1t is Wool Boucle.
We are so busy now receiving our goods
that II is impossible to offer anything more
for this advertisement. Gail down and you
will find lots of goods that will do you good
| if vOu want 10 buy
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OUR soc. Gloves are now going at 39c
Call at once. Douglass, Ninth st.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

QEAVE b. u p. DEPOT, SIXTH AND STS.)
lO:b5 A. M.--For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Daily except Sun
day.
lib A. M.-For all the Virginia Springs and
the West daily except Sunday. Free
Observation Car from Charlottesville.
$50 p. M.-For the Virginia Springs and the
West. Solid train. with Pullman sleepers
to Louisville. Pullman service to Cncin-
natl and st. Louis. Fast express daily.
11:OO 7. M.-Virgnia Springs Express, daily
except Sunday, through Pullman Buffet
sleepers, Baltimore to White sulphur
Springs.
For tickets and information apply at @. 81
o. Railway Office, 0l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
and Is, IL p. Station,
ii. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
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tock-Taking 6 Over !

We are happy to announce we did not find
any odd Ends or Remnants, as they are
closed out weekly; but we offer the following
new and attractive goods, advance fall styles,
among those we are daily receiving:
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CITY SPECIALS.
The nI,nlnn Int.

A Dunlap hat is an actual necessity in the
outfit Of every gentleman, aud this is not to
be wondered at when It is considered that
Dunlap expeuds large sums every season
simply In perfecting his inimitable head
gear Here at the National Capital, where
the tastes are more exacting than anywhere
else in America, the sales of the Dunlap
hats have steadily increased, aud Messrs.
Willett & RuoT are now displaying the fall
and winter styles in silk Opera and Derby,
and will surpass IN elegance and beauty OF
design all their previous efforts.
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lr. Elder and His New Editor.


Mr.. a. p. Elder, proprietor of Literary
Life, escorted his fair editress, Miss Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland, to Milwaukee, where
the Western summer school Of philosophy
is being held, He met great many lit
erary people and had such pleasant time
generally that he tells the Chicago NeUs
he is heartily glad that he quit the job
printing business and went into literature.
81 ran down to Chicago to fetch some
poems and truck which Miss Cleveland has
fixed up for our magazine" said he, "but
Pm going back to Milwaukee in the morn
ing, for | take great interest in the pro-
ceedings Of the summer school, and, more
over, l expect, in connection with it, to
work up good deal of advertising. You
see, I'm kept pretty busy, for while Miss
Cleveland is a powerful smart writer, she
isn't worth cent at soliciting business
She seems stuck on this fellow Gurty-I
dome know who the - he is, but she
keeps talking about him all the time At
the same time, she's mighty sensitive
about him, too, for the other day when |
suggested dust TO sort OF humor herr that
she make contract with Gurty to write
for our magazine, she flushed up and gave
me look that made me lose twenty pounds
OF heft in minute.n
The Washington critic., 1886-09-03
WASHINGTON, OHIO L. WESTERN r. n.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUG. /, 1896.
Trains VIII leave from and arrive at B. IL p.
station, 9th and b sts as follows:
Leave Washington 0:l0 n. m. Except Sun
day and 4:i5 p, m daily, arriving at Round
Hill ll:l4 "a. nj. and 7:l0 p IN. Returning, trains
leave Round Hill at Cos a. IN. daily and at
3l5 p. m. oaily except Sunday, arriving at
$40 a. IN. and 5:is p. m.
Monthly and quarterly commutatiOn rates.
One thousand mile tickets, S25.
II, BELL, Superintendent.
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THERE will be a sermon on Jesus warn
ing the Pharisees the danger of blasphemy
against the Holy Ghost to our Hebrew
brethren on Sunday, September 3, 1886,
corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, at o'clock y. IN.
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CLOTHES.-

his clothes until his mother has time TO cut
and make them over nor until he is nearly
frozen with the cold. No, none of these. He
has now only to wait until payday, and then
he comes at once to us and goes on his way
rejoicing. Long live the boys
The Washington critic., 1886-09-03
.AIdcrney Dairy wagons -

Snow CASES, MANUFACTURERS PRICES
637 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
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SCHOLARSHIP.

He does not have to wait for the next boy to
be done with the spelling-book before he can
study his lesson and he does not have to wait
fer the master to mend the pens and set the
copy. II Is the same
The Washington critic., 1886-09-03
BOY

OF to-day has many advantages that his
father never had, to make himself a
The Washington critic., 1886-09-03
To Eny Ridge.

FINE Tucked Chemlscttes, all linen, very
stylish, only soc. Douglass, Ninth ST.
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At 40 Cents.
AT 9 Cents.
at "a Cents.

| 90 do2. Sheer Handkerchicfs colorod center
. | and border, hemsttched, lmch HON.
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fi6 Der ginbeimii6e ldngf baran ses

fid Der ginbeimii@e Idngff Oaran ses
w6bnt bat.
Das lit freili6 ein uebelitano, aber
etwas geiu6t erf9eint es, penn elm 8e=
pobuer San @ntouios benIelben rigen
mill. NIs Oh es bier ar bers gepsien
mdre! Sod iebt ft0Bt Der 8efu@er oer
umsegenb San Nutonios auf 1nratb
in Mense smii6en ben disqualification,
Der fi6 bafslbit felt langen Sabren an.
gefammelt bat un6 INNER nod nidt
peribpunben 1T. unb mas ben Ser
meiungs @eruh Der Slide betrlfft. 10
bat ia Der BeIu6er oes Wsit=gnbs bel
gtetp Orleans, zines berrIl9en 8ergniiz
%gungsortes, bieielbe unannebmli9teit
nit III Saul gu nebmen.
Wfan laife Corpus @briifi nur erft
mebr beiunt merben, bann mirb Der
Sremoe feline 8eranlaiung mebr fins
ben, aber ben bort berriGeuben unans
eeuebmen @eru6 gu flagen. l1n6 baB
CORPUS @briti Elm bielbeiu6ter BloB
werben mirb, iobalo nur erft fetn Wertb
erfannt lit, bariiber fam fein 3neifet
befteben, neil es Der f96nfte puuft itt
ber teranii9en &iite 1T.
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CORPUS Gbrift.

Ser gnntraft 3pil9en ben Direttoren
Der Mfiifonsbabn uAb benz giienbabn.
gomite In Corpus @briifi purbe 5tpar
NOD niat formel abgei9loRen, inoeB
lit bic 8abnperbinoung 5pif9en beiben
5tdbten geIidert. Sas giienbabn.
@omite bdt nod bas @egegere6t urb
@runbeigeutbum fur elm Depot au
fder1 unb ban1 ftsbt benz 8au Der
Babn ni1ts mebr i'm Wege. Oie Sis
rettoreu uerpfli9ten fi9 in bieiem Sal.
le, bic Babn binnen -3mei Sabrer au
polenoen unb San Mntonio erbdlt
banu einen nabegelegenen &~iifenpIab,
Der nit 2ei1tigteit 3u errei1en lit ut1b
bdulig genug befu@t tperoerl tuiro.
Ole teranii6e &iife bietet tpenig Nos
turf96nbeiten bar, ie 1T fad unb an
ben meiften Stelen fumpfig. Cine
4usnabme ma9t iebo@ Corpus Gbriiti,
bas cine rei3enbe Sage bat. Die Gtite
baielbft lit bod un6 bilbet fogenannte
Bluffs unb auf benz b69fien berfelben
bat man bic Stabt erbaut. Nle Bes
D%ingungen iinb bier borbanbeu, UNI
@orpus @briiti Su eiaem prd1tigen See
Saoeploge 5u MAIDEN, bod leibet es an
einem uebel, bas traber alien fibli9en
Stdbten eigen mar, an Der unreins
li9teit.
Beiuder BON CORPUS Gbriifi ertudbs
men idmmtli9 zines unertrdgIi9en @es
ruGes, Der an Der Giite entlaua. bez
i%Onoers aber in Gront Ter StaOt gu
berri6en pflest. Na9 ben llrfa6sn
beKeIben brou9t man ni9t Iange 3u
iuGen, benn Der Strano Dient ais 4bs
Ingerungsort fir alien unratb, Der aus
Der Staot beraasgei9aft Diro. Sa5u
tommen oenn nod cine Wenge tooter
Slide, bic auf benz Stranbe berpeien
nnb notwithstanding ben penetranten Gee
ru9 perbreiien, Der ben &ie6Organen
6remoer 10 unangenebm TT. tudbreuO
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uno 1ur fol6e Nopofaten ~patroniiren
piirbe, bic elm @emifen baben, 6ann
1pdren bic 9ofnuugen fir bas 2anb
nod biel giinfi9er."
= Sie nNacogbodes Nems" hat BEN
&atolog Der Staatss l1niperftdt in Qu=
tttn ituoirt unb 1T baour6 our g,fennt.
nib gefommen- bob es nit Dem Snfitut
ni6t 10 III, wie es fein folte unb iaat
bieriiber:
DSie Staats : uniperfitdt muroe oe=
grilnbet, I'm benz minber mobIbabenben
Sbeile bes 8olfes bic miIeni9oftli9e
Nusblloung ieiner &inber gu erm6gli=
9en. God bas Sniitut lit melt BON
ieinem ur!pringliden 3mede entfsrnt.
Nus benz Gotolog eriehen mir, baB bic
aroBe Maioritdt Der Sdiiler i'm eiante
lit, anoere Sdulen gu beiuden uao bes
freien unteridis ni1t bebarf."
= Scr vWef Seran" in llbalbe be-
fla9te ii6 fir3li6, boe er e~ebopcottet
tpiirbe, neil er @ountp=N
beipro6en bat unb mid: nod sSeoers
manns Sinle."
Neu1abr 1T fdon LANCE bDriiber,
bod immer mod 6ringt bos 2errbiIe
y@De" in bic 8irger, quite 8oriGbe 3u
faHen. go fa9t es 49,:
r8eginnet bas Sabr 1886 NIT elmer
bo9ber5igen Shat d6ter 8~iirgertugenb
uno abonnirt auf bas ygpe", Cure
GountDz 3eitung."
Sn San Mntonio bat Der Rartez
bal ausgefpielt, bafir lou er in 2arebo
et1gefibrt perben. Die bortige vSimes"
bemerft ba5n:
ngin 9arneoal tpiirbe Sen1atiotr mos
den unb San Nntonio bariber Dor
ytetb Der item. Gin r8oom" tpiirbe boz
our9 berborgerufeu uto 2areoo auBers
balb befannt tperben. 2aBt uns barum
ben &arneoal feiernl"
9le p9allas Simes" erffdrt ibren
Selern, mas Elm Boycott 1T, inbem fe
elm Circular Der Gnisbts Of 2abor OBJ
brudt. sc beiBt in bemIelben:
~Wenn cine Grau Bel Sanger Bros.
Gtntdufe ma9t, 10 miro Der Manrt boz
ttr peranttDortli@ gebalten unb ges
boDcottet."
Warum nidt glei6 eeIpn6t, bos
tpdre tueit tpirtfamer.
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sSrDftelfieber, Malaria.

Ser unteraei9nete nimmt feinen Nnz
ftanb, gu bebaupten, baB Der umfi9tige
@ebrau9 bon 5immons' 2ioer &eguIas
tor als Elm 8orbeugunsss unb Stdrs
tunssmittel bes Organismus Greibeii
BON ben f9nd9enben unb gefdhrli6en
Birfungen BET Malaria fi9ern, fernes
ale malarii9en &ranfbeiten gemiB beiz
len mirb. 8. 8. Sones. go.tor Macon
Ga. telegraph. Man butte li@ DO,
Wa6abmuneen, bic auf bic Beliebtbeit
bon Simmons 2iper Regulator bere9s
net Iino.
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GlRir empfebIen ben Qefern Der .Greie Vreffe.
ID GERM 8. R. gmerfon, SuueIier,
Raufmana nnb Efanbleiber. ST b~ertauft rb
rem du 80 Dollars. BanOubren bon ST 90
auflpdrtss init @drantie. Bel gmerion tana
man unbbringenb Sch erbalten ODER inbeEiren.
Sssue Runoea bar9en oafIr. 2s,9t1i
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aein ancdaen. Metaen ,nehr.

Gbparb SbepberO in 9arrisburs, ST., faet !:
ia Der @ebraud bee electric Bitter 10 ipobI.
tbdtise 8oIsen fir MID bate, bllte i@ mid far
berpfidtet, Oies her leioenoen Menfdbeit nit.
5utbeilen SD bate a9t Sabre lang elm boles
8ein uno meine aerste %behaupteten, bab emit.
meber Ner Snoden seidabt ober Oas 8ein ab.
serommen iperben miiue. Statt beien gebraud.
te i'd brei Glaiden Electric Sitter unb I S9a@.
telu Bufleus Arnica. Salbe. unb mein Bein tit
iest gefunb.
electric Bitters pirb ftets ben Grfole baben,
Der fur baiielbe bennlprudt ipirb. 2ur so
Gents bic Glafde bel u. Dreib.
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Gan Intonio, Is. 6ebruar '86
.Gener0opH

" ! ~ III ONQtuQt OOt
nSetperase."
Bon Der Nnlage zines NbIeitungsr6b=
REM nltems in San Nnton'o 1T feline
&ebe mebr. gs fdeint, als wols man
ole Grase tobt i9meigen. Nur aumei=
len nod etbebt ein forti9rittlth geiinn@
ter Burger feline Stimme bafir unb
oies giebt banr ben 3eitunsen San
4ntonios ffets @eranldhung, iiber ben
Dtangel on unternebmuussgeift &lage
gu ftibren. Sic baben freiIi6 gut fpres
den, ben1, nit menigen N%usnabmen,
fOitet uniern 3eitunssT6reiberft bic
4nlase beg S%ewerfpftems teinen Gent;
bQ if bas &dfonniren febr mobtfeiI.
Vtmas Nnberes 1T es aber nit benz
Biirger, Der @run6eigentbum befbt. Ct
pfe8t fi6 bic Sadie genau gu iiberlegen,
ebe er fpri6t, unb babel 1teigen inn
Deun 10 alsrlei 8ebenfen auf. Sem
Doblbabenben Manue m6gen Die nit
Der SeuersN nlage perfniipftem Soften
elm unbeoeutenoer Gegenhanb gu fein,
aber ME min iie Der drmere Mann err
i6wingen2 9ier liegt Der Stein bes
4nfoBes, an benz bic 9oiung Der Grase
out Die iebt beabli9tigte Weiie f9eitert.
Gera0e Der drmere Mann lit es, benz
bic Berbeferungen Der Staot in ben
leBten Sabren biel @elbtoiten oeruria9s
ten. ST wurbe in meBreren GdIen
l9on breimal ge3wungen, feline Sei=
tenrDe9e au ber6noern. Balb muBte er
lie erbDben, balb tuieber erniebrigen,
ie na9bem bic @taot nit einem mebr
ober weniger unfdbiger Sngenieur be-
gliidt mar. CT bate fein She'll au ben
BerbeHerungen BET StraBen beiautras
gen, bic fur5e 3eit nod ibrer Jertig>
itellung BON Der Sass ober WaHerfomz
pagnie wie0er ruinirt tpurben. 51liebs
lid fommt aud nod BET Stabtratb un6
fdraubte fetn Steuers NHeHment au ei>
uer ungebibrli6en 9bbe binauf, unb
iebt rtutbet man ibm Su, Nbleitungs=
r0bren ait5ulegen. Gann er bas @elo
0aau erfdDingena
Die Mitglieber oes fogenanmten ST.
tDer> 5pftems f9einen bieie umfdnbe
Dobl ertuOgen gu haben, benn in ibren
8erbanblungen Dffenbarte fi9 tDenig
Yertrauett, baB bic Matoritdt Der Gtim,
men fir bic @alage bes Spitems su ers
langen fei. Nu1 bic ein3eInen StQbts
pdter i6einen am grfDlge au per8tpei=
feln uno 10 ldBt man bic ganse Sa9e
einitmeilen ruben. 8ielei9t 1T es bef-
fer 10, benn ein unpolfommenes sc.
Deripitsm fam uns ni1ts belfen un6
lift f6le9ter dig gar niGts.
So, Wdren bic Wafernerte gigens
tbum Der Staot, baum Idge bic Sadie
anbers, aber unter ben iebigen gerbdIts
nifien f6nnte, mad Der Meinung 8ieIer,
bic Nnlage oes Seuerlpftems rur baau
beitragen, bic Sorberung Der ROmpags
ME 10 au ffeigern, baB bic berlangte
5umme fir bic Stabt ME gu erf6mingem
Iein miro. 9ie erfte Bebinguno fir
oieie Art pDn bffentll6er 8~erbeHerung,
bic 10 wiini9ensmertb 1T unb BON Sabr
3u Sabr n%otbmenbiger pirb, tptirbe aIfo
inner nod Der Guuf Der MaHerwerte
fem. 2eioer lino iebp9 bic @igentbii=
rter oerielbeu midi gum 8ertauf ssneigt
unO 10 bliebe bic Aufgabe 3u ~erlebigen,
pie man Wafer f9afft, obne benz iebis
gen Mouopol in bic 9dnoe 5u fallen.
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Galtfprnta @eine.

5err s. s. 90 Ell err, Mbolefale &
&etailbdn6ler In Weinen, NlamD plasa,
1T Dor &ur5em BON feiner pierteu Sc.
i@dftsreife mad Galifornien suriidge.
febrt. ST fam ieBt feline Gunoen uni
Tamilien nit ben befen @orten bon
GaliforniozW einen unb reinem 9rau.
ben=Sranbp berieben. &einen @alifor.
mia @laret Derfauft ct bic 8allone-$I.
ports unb anbere unberfdli6te Meins
limb ftets bel inn porrdtbig.
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Blu psldsn Mlfaniereien bic 8,

= gu msldsn Nlfaniereien bic Sem.
perensieu9e flbrt, erbelt aus elmer Bill,
bic Der @eiebgebuug bon Ohio borlieet.
Der neiie @eiebgeber oerlanst ldmli9,
oaB Iid ieoer 8~ewobnbeits : Srinter i'm
Staate regilfriren laifen foa. unb baB
Nlenano @etrdnfe erbalten fol-. Der
nidt resiifrirt 1T. Oieier8 Snbaie ideint
niht on bic 9auienoe bon 6remben aes
oadt gu haben, Die tdgli6 in Ohio pers
febren uHb burhreiIen ; bic f6nnen bod
uam6gli9 ert cine Srintlieena l6ien.
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m'Velvetine Powder" Dief
Rraparation iuurbe auerf in Der preubii9en
armee sesen berbriibte unb srinbise 8ibe, &c.
gen bas @unbreiten ODER Wunblaufen, aeaen
YrideIbise uno aIe Der 1leberbibuns bss 8lntes
ent'prinsenben Sauttrantbeiten ~angepanbt.
Als elm @uloer fit Rinber febt es unibertrof.
fen ba. Preis 25 gents. prdparirt unb gum
@erfauf bel u. DreiS, alamo Drug etore,
Gan Mntonic.
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8. IS. Mtller,
SabriFant BON &ubber Stamps, S&as
tlcuen, Giegeln Bur. @beds, Ebarplatten
uap 6uusnunimern.
40. 9, NabarroFraee, ean AHicntc. 1913
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SIR gluntenfreunbe.

Soeben importirt BON Granfreid bur@ BEL.
lore & Co.: Cine grobe Sammlung bonFaan.
aen, 8lumen, Gru1tbdumen, 8Iumenfnolen,
Ro'en un0 8dumeil idumtIid @opitaten ber
SABRE 1884 uno 1885. Sc beinben f@ barun.
Ter @amelien, &6ooobenbrrn, Maanolien, Maa.
leen, 8aouien II. (. 10. 8lnmen. itnb @cmiie.
iamereien su febr mabisen Yreifen in SO. 2O9
~seseniber Calf & BrO. So 0
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24
Merchants' Notice.

We, the undersigned, doing business in the city of Tombstone, as a matter of justice to our employees and in the be- lief that such movement will inure to the benefit of the community in general, do hereby agree to keep our respective places of business closed from Saturday nights until the following Monday morn- ings, commencing February 2S, 1886 ; and, that the public may be notified of the same, we hereby authorize the pub- lcaton of this agreement in the papers of this city and county
 MARCUS, MOORE & Go.
 SUMMERFIELD BROS.
 J. H. HULL,
 WALTER RENoUF,
 DYAR & BALDWIN,
 WoLCoTr x MESlCK,
 R. P MANSFIELD,
 BARROW & BAGG,
 CoCHIsE HARDWARE TRADING Go.
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Emma HOwe and Baldwin,


 Emma Howe, now Mrs. Rickabaugh publishes the following card in the Los Angeles Herald;
 EDITOR HERALD:-As my name has been cruelty and causeless- ly brought into the Baldwin-Perkins case, in justice to my family and friends, make the following statement in the form of an affidavit:
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, .
 COUNTY OF PIMA. '''
 Mrs. Emma Howe Rickabaugh, being duly sworn, deposes and says: never was ordered out of the house of E.. J. Baldwin in San Francisco or elsewhere; neither did he send Mrs. Perkins away from his house when he found out, as he testifes, that she was keeping company with me. Mir. Baldwin has therefore testified to base falsehoods. never was at Baldwin's house, except on one night when was invited there by his daugh- ter, Mrs. Harold, who introduced me to Miss Perkins, saying shortly thereafter, that Miss Perkins was the future Mrs. Baldwin. was in company with Miss Perkins very little, but saw nothing in her conduct unbecoming lady. As to Mir. Baldwin, I do not think he would know me, if he should meet me face to face. He must have remorseless con science to fabricate such testimony. Before my marriage my name was Emma Howe, and l am the Emma Howe whose name was used hy E. J. Baldwin when he testified in the case of Perkins vs. Baldwin.
 EMMA RICKABAUGH. SEAL Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me th,s I9th day of February, 1886.
 ABEL S. DUNCAN, Notary Public, Pima county, Arizona
 Territory.
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The G, q. R. RalI,

The Grand Army of the Republic ball, on Monday evening, although not so numerously attended as have been some similar entertainments, was none the less enjoyable. There was plenty of room for dancing and all who attended seemed bent on enjoying themselves, to the utmost. About 70 couples were pre- sent. Dancing was commenced at e:I5 and kept up, with short interval for supper, until an advanced hour in the morning. The handsome dresses and graceful forms of the ladies, together with the tasteful uniforms and martlal bearing of the veterans formed pictur. esque scene, under the brilliant lights oi the spacious ball room. Among those present, whom the EPITAPH reporter re. cognized, were Mir. and Mrs. Reppy Rafferty, Hartmann, ]. ]. Nash, Barnet Young, Swain, Gregory, Hopkins, Baron Gilbert, Warner, McDonough, A. T Jones and Herrera (of Charleston) Mesdames Hinckley (of Prescott McF Farland, Hart and Atchison.
 Misses Malloy, Goldstone, Rafferty
 Maxson, Hart, Hartmann, Ores, Gilber and Fish.
 1 Messieurs Aaron, Corpstein, Ma charles, L. Summerfeld, Bradshaw
 Heney, G, w. Walker and Dallas.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24

The trial of William Humphrey in the district court, yesterday, resulted, as it was generally supposed it would, in his acqulttal, the jury rendering verdict of "not guilty" without leaving their seats. Mir. Humphrey is hard-work- ing, honest, industrious man, and until this unfortunate occurrence, was a stranger to the courts of the land. To the kind old mother, whose heart was bowed in grief and whose daily prayers ascended for the delivery of her boy, to the patient and loving wife whose heart is made joyous by the termination of the case, and last to the many rejoicing friends who fervently say amen, the EPITAPH extends congratulations.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24

Joe Pascholy had the honor to be born on the same day as the immortal George. Monday was Joe's s5th birthday and, in celebration of that eve"t, with his usual open handed hospitality, the host of the Occidental spread an appetizing and plentiful supper with liquid accompani- ments. The repast was enjoyed by a number of ladies and gentlemen, who all joined in wishing that Joe may be as healthy and good looking-and great deal richer-when he is twice thirty.five years of age.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24
The Washing Problem Solved.

The chief argument used by the ladies against the removal of the Chinamen is the difficulty of getting washing done The force of this argument has been re. moved by modern invention-the "Lit- tie Joker" washing machine. This ma chine is light, simple, cheap and durable A child, or weakly woman, can work it. It saves more than two-thirds of the time and three.fourths of the labor. IL washes clean and saves wear of clothes Call and inspect it. Mrs. Grant, agent. American Lodging House, Toughnu, street, next door to Court House, Tomb stone. If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24
Dos CabPZas.

Up to last Saturday night James Scow, who has the contract of hauling ore to Fleming's mill at Dos Cabezas, had placed ninety tons of ore from the Galena Chief mine on the platform, which will be full in few days, when the mill will start up again. Dos Cabezas has ex- perienced many back-sets, but somehow it breaks out again every little while with renewed vigor. We have an abid- ing faith in that camp. and look forward to the time when il will be a substantial mining town.-Wilcox Stockman.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24

Attention has been frequently drawn to the fact that Bisbee gets its washing done without any trouble, although there are no Chinese there. The fact that the Bisbee washing is sent up to Tombstone on the stage every week, to be washed here by Chinamen, rather weakens the effect of this argument.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24
Engine Co. No. |.

The regular meeting of Tombstone Engine company will take place this evening at 7:3o. All members will be present as business of importance will come before this meeting.
 l. M. lSAACS, D. B. lMMEL,
 Foreman. Secretary.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24

A couple of men were exhibiting a dancing bear on the streets, on Sunday and Monday. They were here about two years ago, with the same bear, which is a native of Europe.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-24

It is reported on good authority, that the Charleston shelter and concentrator will close in few days and be removed to Tombstone. Should this prove true, it will add another important step to the solid prosperity of our mountain metro poliS