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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
CHASTITY BASE BALL.
How Doctors at GOuverneur Hospital
Indulge In the National Game.
Et.oz,L The Nsln York Hcrnld.

Indulge in the National Game.
From the Yep York Herald.
AS rule the young doctors attached to
the city hospitals are ambitious and de-
voted to the study of their profession.
They are also human, and when they have
an hour to spare they like to spend it in
healthy exercise. In their college days
most of them were admirers OF the
national game, and when luck and talent
have given them hospital practice they
seek further practice in the popular sport.
Nearly all our city hospitals have more
or less grounds attached where the staff
can play ''tungO" or "catcbings."
GOuVerneur Hospital cannot lay claim
to any play ground at all. It's situation
precludes the possibility of the enjoyment
Of such luxury. The absence of the
practice grounds does not, however,
dampen the ardor of the house staff for
the game. A visitor to that institution
lately came to this conclusion. 1t was D
p. m, and the hard and patience-trylng
work of the house aud dispensary were
over for the day. The doctors adjourned
to their room in the top floor, away from
the wards. A game of base ball began.
There were only three doctors; therefore
there were only pitcher, striker and
catcher. But they played game all the
same.
Oh, We, of the National League, what
game was there! The bat was a femur or
thigh bone of some adult and defunct
member of the human race, and the
pitcher said the ball was made from an
epithlioma taken from the ginglymus Joint
or hinge of his mOther-in-law's jaw, tight
ly rolled up in a surgical bandage. Each
took the bat in turn and ''strikes,"
''balls" and ''fOuls" were call as in a reg
uiar game.
When be, who was related to the ball by
marriage, took the bat a satanic smile
stole over his face. and from the way he
pounded that ball one would think he bore
no good viii toward the original owner.
In this manner almost noiselessly this
novel game of base ball went on till a
shrill whistle like that of a bOatswain
reverberated through the halls followed
by voice "Ambulancen'
That settled the game. Quick as a flash
the striker picked up his cap, slid down
the elevator cable and away rolled the
ambulance on ''hurry call" It IS the
intention of the staff to challenge Bellevue
hospital nine at an early day providing
Bellevue agrees to allow Gouverneur
to make up nine from their former col
lege chums.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
A FAMOUS WHITE PONY.
He Once Belonged to Secretary
Stanton's Little Boy.
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He Once Belonged to Secretary
StantOn's Little Boy.
From the Re,O York Sun.
UTICA, May l5.-On the ample estate of
the late Hon. Samuel Campbell at New
York Mills, two or three miles back Of
this city, enjoying a green ana honored
old age, is a white pony with history.
In 1868 he was bought by o. Il. Matteson.
OF this city in Chicago, and was sent on
TO Washington as present TO Lou, the
4-year-Old son OF Secretary e. M. stanton.
He was then a 7-year-old, white, sleek,
dappled, and handsome. lie had be-
longed to Joseph Medill, of the Chi
cage Tribune. The pony's career
in Washington was very brilliant, and
he and his young master became one OF
the familiar sights OF the city. Mr.. Mat
teson was 80 much pleased by the SUCCESS
of mis- scheme, which had TO be carried
out with considerable strategy on account
OF Secretary Stanton's fastidiOusness as
TO receiving presents, even from an OLD
friend, that upon his next trip to Wash
ingtOn he added n cart and harness. This
brought disgrace. The pony ran away,
kicked the cart to pieces, and came near
killing young Stanton. The Secretary,
therefore, gave the pony back TO Mr..
MattesOn, making him promise, IL Is de-
clared, never 10 sell him, but 10 see that
his old age was happy
Mr.. MattesOn sent him to New York by
water, and thence up the Hudson. For
several years he drove him, and then turn
ed him over 20 Mr.. Campbell. who also
was a friend Of Secretary Stanton. ard
who was willing to take the charge with
It's conditions. Upon the Campbell place
the pony has since remained, a delight 10
several generations of children. Yestor.
day the little animal came trOtting TO the
gate OF his pasture, IN response 20 his
name, with as much suppleness OF limb
and grace Of movement as 2-year-0ld
which ran at bis side. His teeth and
boots are grown long and his eye is dim,
but he eats well. He likes his grain
ground. He is at least 30 years old, but
looks as II he would live ten years longer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21


''When was In London, in the ffties.
writes a Brooklyn friend, II used to have
a great fancy for running around the bv-
lanes ana corners, and hunting I'D places
Of historical or literary interest that the
guide books barely mention and that few
travellers go TO see. Among my haunts
was an old low-ceiled tavern, with a
sanded floor two feet below the level Of the
sidewalk. ] used to 90 there and drink
calf and ALI and try to BRING uD images
OF the wits of the last century, VINO used
to sit in that same room and drink 0alf
aud "alf too. One day an image materi-
allied, for, while ! was sitting beside a
table, with my pewter pot half emptied,
] observed that large man in a cloak
had entered. His face was round, pale
and heavy, but the ewes were bright, and
his bushy eyebrows slid up and down with
with quick changes Of expression. He
sat down az the table next TO mine, and
directly a waiter came IN with q big
plate Of bread and cheese and glass OF
ale, and set IL before him. He ate and
drank heartily, and after finishing bis
lunch sat upright and rested his hands
on heavy care. 4 could see only his
back; but, from occasional movements OF
his head, such as a man makes when he
Is arguing in earnest, surmised that he
was doing some pretty hard thinking.
Suddenly he reached for his empty glass
and hurled IL on the floor with all bis
strength, smashing IL into shivers. lie
sat for minute longer. then got up
slowly, "tipped'' the waiter, paid bis reok-
Oning at the bar, and passed out. he had
not uttered a word. The waiter got "A
broom, swept up the pieces OF glaes and
cleared the table. ] asked him IL the gem
tleman's intellect was little in need Of
repair 'Oh, no, sir said be. That's
notning unusual with i'm. sir. WY,
ne's broke may be iundred glasses
since he's been a.comin' to this 'ouse. Nc
don't know IL when e does IL. 'E's y
thinkin', and il seems ike as he got mad
AZ sOmethink q was thinkin' about
. Who 10 hep Lord Naeaulay, SIR"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21

coIlai Bros. keep the latest shape straw
hatB.-Adg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21

From The PeasacoEa lF2G.) Commercial.
The following unique notice, which was
posted at the post office, has been handed
US for publication. We give it verbatim
ct literatum ct punctuatim, hoping the
pig will find his lost mother:
NOTICE.
There is lost Pig
about tow week old at
my Phase Back of wyers
old Phase on PalafoX Street
large willow tree in my
yard the Pig has been
there 4 days and will not
go away the owner is
welcome to him
he has lost his mother
Pig in charge.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
Georgia Politics.

Congressman Harris is a candidate for
reelection.
Col. James II. Query announces him
self as candidate for Congress against
Hon. II. G. Turner In the Second district.
Monday night closed the first week of
the campaign, which gives Hon. A. 0.
Bacon a majority Of the counties that
have declared. Eight counties have Sc
lected delegates. The list is as follows !:
For A. o. Bacon: Camden 2, Clarke ..
Coffee ,, Dodge 2, QuitmaR 2, Mcintosh 2 ;
total -. For j. b. Gordon: Lee 2; total
2. For J. J. Jones: Burke 6; total 6.
Charlton, uninstructed ..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21

The quickest time on record Neural
giS OF the worst type, cured by one dose Of
SMITHS BILE BEANS Ia from one TO four
hours, as many who have tried Il can testl-
". IL does seem strange that sensible peOs
pie Will suffer with this terrible disease
when speedy relief can surely be found In
this simple, safe and inexpensive remedy.
% cents. For sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicine, or sent anywhere on
receipt Of price in stamps. For sale By
Lippman Bros, Savannah. Ga.
Collat Rros. keep The lateat aha,n atya~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OFTHE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

a Calf Ground into MInce Meat by
a Train ON the Epson County Road
Storms Sweeping Through the
Counties-A Successful Farmer Of
NIOntezunRsa-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
Glsrtrtr TFIts.
Electric Belt Free!

To Introduce it and obtain agents we viii for
the next % days give away, free OF charge. IN
each county In the y. S. limited numher az
our German Electro Galvanac stfane naorw
Belts price s.; positive and uniaihnr cnra
for Nervous Debility, Varic0co1n, nmissinnn-
Belt We manufacture does not generate I
genuine electric current. Address A. nnom
ELECTRIC Belt AGENCY, r. q. BOX iTa
nronkinn. n.
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volomo V NO, 1es
Where Go.

Below we publish the names of th@ Ladies of this town who will do washl Ing for our citizens.
 Mrs. Ida Emerson, corner of First and Fremont streets, l-ill take orders and deliver clothes daily.
 "I can and will wash for fifteen men or fumllies, and cun be found as ny residence oh Tenth street.
 MRS. HOLLAND We can wash for sixty men, families. We reside at No. 920 Ere mont street between Ninth add Tenih streets. MRS. LAFAvKE, 2
 MRS. JENNINGS.
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SunnsOnS.

IN THE JUSTICES CC7tk'T OF NO. Township, ol the Ccuniy ol Cuehise, err, tory of Ariz Ill |, 6viore Jno . Eaet,n, Just ive of ihr Peace:
 R. ( lIcCatrrey and r. c. L,.van, plaintiffs vs. Ddr ieI w., d, de endan; dtmuud SIUO
 The territory of arIZuLa seude gIevtin. to ,nie, Mood, an ans,n d,leadnnt.
 You are hereby commail"eu ana rvquir, H 10 ap. Gar brl"rc ne at IIis utiivr E tue citN Hl Uom ston,, cou ty q ochise on tue g. C.y ,1 Junv, A. D. lSSG, st 0 u'cIuvA. h., :U answer the on iiaint ut lbe iLu,l uuls pl"in itfs who q, nILnd oI you, thai Y;u are iuucpied Iu Ihem in inc sl.u of oIe hund ed (SlUU) 0.llhs, Tor us>vss- III, nl work done Ul pr,lntltf, Oh the BanS ui mine, lI rom .'-t"he DistIi<l, at Nuur eDe Iai ins uHCe anu rIqu. st.
 And if y.u l.I tn appear urd answer sal c"Ini paint H,lcln IvQuired the plain iii whl t"ke Judgment aSHlnsi you as urusIu ed bl ueI; ut and fer ctrsls ui suit.
 Given unucr my hand al Said township the 30ln Nay UI March, 4. D. 1885.
 JNp. C. EASTON
 JUs,Ice ol thc Peace oi naiu iuvush!u.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

TO ISAAC HOWELL, YOUR HEIRS oH ASSlGNS. You are hereby huIiiicd that 1 nave eypcidcd {s10Ul one hundred doilals n labor aud Improvements on the DuniGn, lode and mini,g claim, situated m the H"t foru minlng district, ham-ey cuny"n, hua- ..huca mountains, county 0; CochiSe, Terri tory of Alizonn, in oI der tu hulu The clam or he ycdr :iIdiug Deremher. 1SS6, under Ee pION isiuns of Section 2.i15l. Revise ed Nmtutcs of the United States. Therefore, ii within ninety days irom publication of this notice, you fail or refuse L. contribute yultr proportion uf said expenditure and cost ot t lis publication as co owner, our A interest III said mue UI claim wil b. Come the IrGp erly ci the uIdersiru,d q, unu"r section :3322ii
 E F. HESLEP.
 tombstone, January 12, lS8e,.
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klN.cuIior, anIca


 BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is- sUrd out UI Inc Jusuce's G0urL of lOWn- ship No l, ill hpd1or the county of COciiiSe; I,iritLI5 UI Al iZ,.na, to ne uIregJed and GerrSered on JuuSm nit rendered. m sand c,ur, Uh the 21Iu ddJ Ul Aprii, ISS3, in favor UI IHc M yuI aka CUmmUIi Council of the CIty Of lOmU>;uht, county Vf IOchfse, Territory OI ArIzUEa, and agaInst ". 4. ka, tnan, wh, rem l an commanded to make the sbln OI Siz dahdges, Yllh interest thereon rom dHtc q. judgn: -at the rate JI zen pef cent. Ter unhum until paid; to- gether Nlth SlS9o costs and aeI rulng costs. have thIs uay lcYISd upon tlIu following desc. bed rUpvIty, to wit: Lois Ahd-7 in block Sl m the cIiy oi 1Unbstonei CochIse county, ArIzuna, LccUrding to the otlIcial map org al thereof Low on record III the uince the County Recorder of Cochise rUilu'J. r. blic notice is hereby given that on the 26tn uay Ul February, leo6, between the nuuis ut d. m. and P. m. in Of the Li IIHli, III tlt Clty oI tombstone, county ut CuchIsr, Icri1iOry Oi AIiZOnH, N lirs Il JIi the rIguL, tltIe and interest of the suId N. A. Eastman, m amG tU the above descrlb- Gu pro, ,.rrty, ut pubic auction, 10 Inc high. "s. aud best bidd,r, 'Or cash, lawful mUneT uf the UniIed states, 10 satisfy said exeeua ton uuG all costs. Dated Ihls 5th day of February, 1886.
 JAMEo COYEE, Chief Ul PGlI, Of the cry of Tombstone.
 Feb 5-2ld
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First insertion March 27. 1SSGl
 Notice of Forfeiture. TO JOHN SIMPSON AND IKE ROSEN

You are hereby not fled that I have ex- pended one hundred dollars (SI0O), in Inbcr and improvements on tLe "Lltiie Jack" lrde and mining claim siiusted ill the Warren Mining District. Cuuh:y of C0rGi,ei Teri- tory cf ArzoAaS iajaIfon notice of which clam is recorded 1T! Book n' Mines No. D, the provisions of section =34 RcNiScd statutes of the United otatcs. Now ;hrr,- fore, If within ninety (90) days rom date the.eOi and publication of thI> notice, y"u fail " refuse tu tnrtIihulr each of lru your proportion of said expenditures ar cost of this puhlrdti )n as .u-owurrs, our interests in said mine uI claim, will rcune inc prop rrty of the undersigned, under sid se, ticn 2SS224, Revised Statutes gf the ULitrd States.
 ,. P. NJ ANStIELD.
 EIsnrE, Ariznfa, March A, 1856.
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i'm JlH1.tE's G UhT. iI Wl,SHI. A Eo !, in Ii 2 ccuItJ oi CocIi C, ritury vI i~'ra, lviOieC L. AiN~rd, q. r; GenIand, sJb "ei. t9 < an oIu, PIAIhti1
 
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 ue errit"r. U AriZ na s, nds greeting tu J. i'enhci D ie.- ual,i: Yuu are n, reny sum n"ued a r'q lred tu aplc Leore me iu tn .r In To-. D-tone. C sgI y CJthisr on L.. 3U' cay Or apr l, :. b | Sj, Il ten n',I, cK d. m 10 hLswer lii IuIn, la Ul t.e .. 0 e-nan.tG I,I E.u r, "ho oenlinu Of NCu lp | yu are III d, hie- U llt III iA nn sum s55, for Auods ant m,rcnalClee PLfS haseu an4 Gcl. d to you ai AOui lhStEHcc aa> | qu. sI, us mCre full ) pp. a,, .. icle' ell e Q G pant Ou file l.. Ii j' G And II ! Iou iAII 70 api Q a. d answer sai . uhIl ihl ae h,ie iSq .lIsu, the plain fife vii ta Usli ht sSaIL>t S"u hr q, uian VG anu fu 2 he sts thte h"t. Gwen unuer my hnud IhI. Sin dUy Ui MulCh, A D lSs6.
 L. E. ALTOED,
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT No. l. m the County Jf COchI>', Territory ,t Arizona, br ore Joun C. EastUn, Justice oI thr P-;.ca- dt mand S3S 50. sol. ISRAELI, Painful, ROBT. 4. LEWIS, Drt'5
 I he Territory OI Arizona sends greeting tp Ruhcr, A Lewis. N Eu hy the Ouj h ui Soi. israel Is shown 70 ne an abS,ni dr;rfd lit You are hereby moncd and required to appear before ne at my office in ] Omb. o one, county of hhesc, on tEe 20i | day ol Arril, A. D. lSS6, ri 10 o'clock d. m, t,' arSwe" the com rlaIut oi the abON"-nanrd plaintiff, who demand of you that you are indebted in the sum fl S36 50, due by nutc HCT Un hc in my office.
 Ana if yuu ii,i 10 uplGar and atis% tt shij complaint as herein r qUir, d, tLr plainIltt vilI fake judgm,u. aga'nSi you as dcmardcd ;i'd fur tl, e. Is of tllS suit
 G,v 50 unGer my hand fhis 17th day of Frbruary, 4. D. 1856
 JOHN C EASTON,
 Justice of the Peace
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W M, Price, D. tcrtaut,

The T,r o., of Liz 9 serqs gre. ing 10 ". M; cind tl '' ce eHhn ." ne t tti, e;, a'a T m g on, c u y of CocL se Cn the 5u. cay O. ApIh A. D ooi a zen ucl ca IL :, [ nh. wcI rli'; con- laut .'i nc uve laned pla Tt f., who q mand ui Il tha. og a-c In, eb c 10 rnII the um of S2U for o s ,and :cha., ise p.r- chu- ea au1 "ellve cd nt ' u 1ustance and ie- qh g., m re nlly np e-Is nv mpldIt nv un llc Im my fiji C. ard II Y II fil L. appear 3 n>"e -.. comp IT. Hs herci r.q re the lei fs " Il kc JuIgu'..I gAnty y us dsnu-l de. a .u tor the c t= I Ii t. Gttn under nI, Lad thls Ist gay fl March ID l,SG
 C. E. ALYURD. J. P.
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Messrs. Caesar & WehrfrItz have just received, at the Crystal Palace saloon, consignment of-ale and DOT ter. which the::' keep on draught, and draw from their patent German foun- tains. Go and try some some of it.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP Arizona, be'ors c Alyord, J. F.; demand S64. Csdwell & Stanford. iiafntin,
 Vs.
 \. Anes, De.eIdant
 The Territory of Arizona se1de greeting to I. Ames, defendant: Tou are hereby summoned and required to appear before Ine at my office iD Tombstone county oi Ccchise, ol the 3Oth day of Apr l, A 1859, at 10 o'clock m.. to answer rhe complaint of the aFove-nemed plaintiffs, who dsI.AnG If vou that vnu are indebted to the | In the snm of S64, f goods Gqd meIc.andise pu~ chaAcd and delivered to ou Of your own instance and TT urest as To ore fhlly Epp, aTs by comp aint ., " @, fl .i. mS ofcn. A if yCu fl 10 "r gni o., eIl-i:rH vi ke iudclne { a-a T. ,u FeG nIf"d arr T n e. Is C. :h' 'u' wen uuder my hand L is 2Id diy ot Mach 4 l. GS6. {. |. : v,
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Ladies who desire fine shoes. thould go at once to Summerfield's and nr~ cure them. No reasonable ci e 27, used.
 For the finest vines, wAigEics and cigar. 90 to the Crystal Palace Sa- leon, eClHtI ci Iilth ard Allen streets
 1I5 If.
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Notice TO Creditors.

ALL CREDIT ORs OF HE LITE HENRY Rukhan, 'crruscu, are hereby :,..I.neu |, prcSc'lt lhcn cI"IIns, Min prui,er NOurheIs nir, at he s;Ure of Ihon,ss At t.hIsun c"rnsr O SiXth al.d Alien silret, WiihIn 1Uui munIas f. Om tlc dIr Ui this notice, Dated Mafch l9,u, lSo6
 GEORGE F. WATT, Administrator oi Inc Estate ol Henry Box man, q, ceased.
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Jams Pilts Jef ;n' anr.
 ! he e Tit" ' f Ariz na se, ds gre tlrs tr iames Pi,. 3. q, d,f-hcHnt: re hg,sby um- -t mn, cd "nu legu r. c appe, bei,Ie me a v 'm e In :h@ ty 0. To Ls-o c, C. uu. y ui ' c se. ou ihe g.. Il GG f pr | D 1SS'. q
 otl OK Q. m. to an ver 10 the cnmpl Int ', e ao'I nnme pl lEtitis, who dema Us f v Il u,e in C ted to them ID Tn. sum .S3l @ i Od- and m rch,. q se putcEa-e q Il h"Ie Iu at yo iu-Iin |, lnl Quos, | more iuilS Ep eH D um. ls,nt I Ow n file si- q co Fl'ILl us herein Ieqii d, th, al.if-s Nii q Judpme again yol ma d d. 10. h, cUets " lDe rIil. Given ! lusr my nnn sad tow ship, he q day of NJ. rch A b lSs6. c. E. ALVOKD F.
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NO7ECEI

County, City Warrants dnd Jurors Certificates, ac- cepted accounts aga11tt the City or County bought at the highest market price at the Cochise County Bank
 Now isthe time to get bargains in clothing and furnishing goods at Sum meriield's. 7 10tf
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. l, in tbe C"uty of CGcuIse, Teri of Ar'Zola D fJTe c, E. AlyOrd, J. P. demand, S2..25
 Cadw Il & Stanrord, Plaint fl,
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 N~than.,l Al xAnd T, Delft.
 he Ter tory of Afizo a sends g-cetirg t. Nat an ei Al x q de-, dcie,G You are ere by snmn Or. d and reqn ed 10 yp eUr be ore me q n. fife ia T. mbstu comfy of L6chl-e, c. rce %. Ga, If Apll A D IsG5, st Z. n o'c'0ck q. II . 10 answer the complaint { anovr- ur' q pl1i Ilts, who dem nd ynu that V Il are f. md lnerrhan i4. pu aegd n. d drliv d o .y,j. your own ,-tnHce end qTcs', m, rr fully app F. c m la'nt TOW on f. in my Offic And if yup fiji to ppear a d auswe- -a'd c m b aiaT hs her r a,i.ro, he l int ff's WI, iak i d inet sgaIIst you dem. ndeu for the costs ei hs sui, Given uaGer my had this H''' O1' 1''''' -'' c. E. ALvoRD, j. P.
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The Finest in tne H.and.

Those fine Tom t Jerry's, hot Scotoh whisky, hot Jamaica, st. Croix and New England runs at Henry Canlpbell's keg House. I-5tt
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Dissoiution of Partnership

The partnership heretofore existing between Hilton X Spicer and j. II. Slaughter, m conducting the business of wholesale and retail butchering has been this day dissolved; and will in the future be conducted and car ried on by J. II. Slaughter 10 whom. al bills a,uS> he paid.
 unToE {; SPIt ER.
 J. ii SLAUGHTER. TOMBSTONE, March l, lSSG. 3-I,n
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SUMM0NS.

No in inc untv cf Co hIsr, Ter or, ol A4izona b,iore C. r.. Alv rd, J. F.; uen.anG, S47 .49.
 Cndw Il $ Sa I'd, Pl i tiff
 vs.
 Mn. Covi .gtoT, Defe' dau1. tr ltuT, of ArizrEa scu+s gre ting 10 tu'nn:o' ed and rt qri ed iL Jppear ciorr me at my fiji. Ct, bst e. c uhty f O. hIs D the 3uth f AIrll ]. D.. lsoG, al CT COG q. mt the np a nt O Ihe ab ve- Il ne pl. II ih's. wh" q maId 70 thar y are iud bled Q them in he nm S47.I9, goo auG merGh nd >r puTcl.r ed and Geli,c cd 10 Nuu a N0rI irsta Ue and req (, nor fI ly Hii ca B by mpa [ ow fl i" m, , fIicr. lf y0u f il Q ! ': gr 2 d auSv. said emp ss heIetii r qu cd, the plni If " ti iak judgment aga n-I vSu cmande and he COS s.i in suI. G uEd,i my hand his ]. dlS uf Ma.cI. A, h., l8rG. C, E. ALNURD,
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Is acknowledged by eminent surgeons to f6 tie rIlest and finest known, and hIValU llt to invali1s.
 SIMMONDS' KENTUCKY NABOB .5O' H- BON WHISKY has heer wei kT Jwn for many years, heinz unsurpassed fC it. exec lent quality and delicious flavor. Eyerybo W ho hss tried il say it is the best in tl world
 Families supplied by the gcllor, cas or bottle.
 .Es None genuine unless my signature is across the curk, "G. SiTm nds."
 My agent is authorized to sell to the trade, half barrel, ha' rel di crt shipment from Ken iurky or frum his warehouse San Brrnar- di"O Sold by the b' tile and gallon by
 BOrHIN, TWEED & COMPANY.
 Soie Agents Co: Tom bstone and vicinity
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Anreuser beer at the 0r;cnta saloon, also a siltndid free lunch every day, 1 ? ti
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-16
aEsertu.

The next segulAr meeting of tho Anti-Chinese League of Tombstone, will take place at Schieiieiin Hall on Saturday evening, at ' 30 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-16
Occidental

Hotel. The orIy first class hotel iS Tombstone. Situated on tue corner of Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throughout, and las all mCd. m Improvements. Travellers are fecom. mended to stop at this houSe. PriVste rooms for commercial travelsrs. inc bar of this house IS furnished Slh ia. proved billiard tables and card rooms. a'd is stocked with the finest bra E of tines. liquors nd cigars.
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IN THE JU>1ICE'S C,'Uki, TowNsrIPd Nu, l, c uEty 1 Cucnis Tor ,Hry O. ATE na, , brIule .. l.. lv.Id, J. F.; nailu, go. Caldwell & oIan'uiu, FldIns.ti'h,
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For Sale

The old esta bllshed ahd only Undertaking business in Tombstone, either Vith pr without the real estat> Terms reoSOnaple. FCx Dticulals. address 4 j. RITTER, Tombstone, Ali.
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" anted.

X good cook, maie or female. Alp ply to Miss Annie Duboise, Slxtl' street, between Allen and Fremont. No Chinamen need apply. 3-30-1w
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-16
Lost.

Between Benson and St. Davids, a bili-bouk of THE DAILY TOMBSTONE. he finder will please return the same to this office.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-16
The Fountain.

The Fountain Cmp House is the coolest place ln tlte clty IU iahe a meal. No smokes neuI or suIelI IrUm tue ki,chen, iJ being en- LIeiy separuLe rom lhe uininS room. Nc lIre-quartcr Deel used. NUItihg but ILe rnulccst cuts, tsh, game, Oystels; etj Pri- Y, te entlan,e lruu rUughuuL street 10 tho boxes. OcLIG.