The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-27

Oysters in every style at the Elite hop house. INV
 County taxes are ceming in faster and faster each day.
 All ny Soods are paid fer ard as l want moaey and want it bad 1 will make $50 suits fer t35. Harris the tailor. s-15I.
 The thermometer registered 72 de- grees to day.
 Nice Eastern apples and mince meat at F. N. Wolcott's.
 Jimmy Letson and Pssqualle Nigro took their departure this morning for Bisbee.
 Booths Baltimore Oysters con- stan.ly on hand at the Elite Chop House. $1 per can. lw
 There will be services in the Meth odist church tomorrow at Il a. m., and p. m. Sunday school at 12:l5 p. nj.
 ,WAxrEp.-From 40 te 60 head of milch c.w for hire. Enquire At this efice. II.
 In the Episcopal church to-mor- row there will bs religious services at II &. n. and T P. m. Sunday School at 10 q. m.
 Don't forget the Elite when you wat fine plate of oysters, good square meal, or in fact everything the market affords, cooked in the finest style. 1~
 The many friends of Mrs. John Slaughter, who has been seriously i'll were pleased to notice her enjoying b, FEY ride this morning, the tirst time in many weeks.
 Buits well and thoroughly cleaned fer $l 5S sy Harris ,Se tailor, Bsshia's slSck l2u.
 Quite e number of Tonbstoners have lately got the Pheni1 fever, and if tines do net pick up ill camp be- tween now and the frtt of the year large exodus may Ue looked for from this camp to the Gem of the Salt"
 Leave srders fer wood a! F. N. Vol eslth.
 G. s. Bradshaw will be united te- m ,rrow e,eling to Mrs. Frankie Stump in the holy bonds of Hatri- mony. THE TOMBSTONE with Brad's many friends congratulate him on the step he is about 10 take.
 Some hiag recent = Dress-gsod bargain counter. Palace" 27tf
 At F n. to-day the jury in the Douglas case was charged by the court and retired. At the honr of go ing to press the jury is still out. The Eupposition is chat lhe jury disagrses en the question of punishment.
 Rolled Oats, Eastern Oat Heal and New York State cider and dried beef at F. N. Wolcott's.
 To Fred Parker, of the Elite Chop house the publisher of THE ToAB- STONE is indebted for can of Booths delicious BaltimCrs oysters. Many thanks, Fred cid son, may your shad- ow and your rottisserie never grow less.
 The ehoicest groceries iH the city caA Ls procured At F. \. Wallcott tf
 The argument in the Douglass case was concluded at noon to-day. Judge Stilwell, counsel for the defendant made an able plea for hIs client, while District Attorney Ben Goodrich presented his side of the case in his usual masterly manner. At the pres eat writing the jury is still out.
 The H4lladAy Windmill for sale as ?. N. W0lcctt's.
 c. S. Fly will shortly take his de- parture from Tombstone with series 0! views, emblematic of the capture of Geronimo by General Miles. The views are taken from life by Mir. Fly and are as life like and realistic as na- ture could make them.
 For fresh cranbSrries go ts F. B Wolcott's. ' John Doe was run in last night by the officers on the charge of being drunk and disorderly. He deposited $15 as a bond for his appearance in the police court dock this morning. The defendant failing to appear Judge CioSiey s.dered the bond for,