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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

CINNAnAR, MoNT., Aug. 3l..-The Elk.
celsior geyser in Yellowstone Park, the
most powerful geyser in the world, sud.
denly broke out at p nj. Friday and
continued to play for over "a hours
The Excelsior had been quiet for over
four years. wv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

on Saturdays.
Two years ago we bought
a thousand bedroom suites of
three pieces and sold them at
S2s a suite. Before we had
done with it we sold two-thou
sand-two hundred Of them
all exactly alike.
Last year we got a thousand
again Of another pattern, still
$25, but a better suite than
the former one.
Now we have bought still
another thousand still better,
same price, $25.
There will be a good deal
OF curiosity to see a better
bedroom suite than those two
for $25.
The secret of the price is in
the number, of course.
The suite this year is Of ash
with a scroll of hand-carving
across the tops Of bedstead
and bureau-mirror and bead
Of the same below the scroll.
Hand carving at $25 a suite !
Nevertheless it is there; and
proper work it is.
One of the wondermcnts is
such a result Of our method
in furniture. This is only one
out of many; but this is the
one to which we have bent
our purpose with nothing but
money in view. For the third
year now we are showing
what can be done in respect
Of goodness materials, work
and design for so small a
sum as $25 for bedstead,
bureau and wash-stand, by
making enough at once to
give us all the advantage that
lies within our reach.
But you will miss the chief
lesson of this example if you
tail 10 notice that il is an ex.
ample Of what we are doing
every day.
Go through our furniture
floors. You see no sign of a
thousand suites at $2s apiece.
You see but one among some
hundreds of others. Every
one OF these hundreds stands
for as many as we think our
selves safe in buying. The
prices are very different from
what they would have to be il
only a few we're made. And
yet in good part these styles
are nowhere else to be seen.
Second i1or, north Of West Transept
Now is the time to buy cold
weather merino underwear for
boys and girls !
It's a matter of money-of.
course it is. It's a matter of
nearly half the money involved
what else should set you to
thinking Of winter underwear
now We'd offer you skates
on similar terms.
These are the prices. fifteen
cents for sizes 10 and IS;
twenty cents for sizes 20 and
~; twenty-five for sizes "a and
20; thirty for 2S and 80; and
Ihlrty-fve for 80 and "a; or to
look at them in a row:
''aes IS IS % @ 81 90 IS 80 Sc stl
prices isr 40 g6c SOC $50
You'd buy them for year
alter next at the prices And
that is why we said to begin
with Now is your time
We have thirty thousand of
them.
II you take that to mean
that you can buy a month or
two hence as well as now,
you'll fail. They'll be gone
before hot weather is over.
Now is your time.
hey are good merino
understands. drawers and
pantalets; well made. su%,tan-
llal, heavy enough. 1t isn't
usual to find any wool at all
in underwear at double the
money. There is a little wool
IN these-ten per cent the
makers say.
It's a singular thing to do
To- sell them for IS to $50.
We should like 10 do it every
ycar. They are among the
steadiest of staples at CSC for
The smallest size to Doc for the
largest. ...... .....-
m IS to $50!
We OF Arc tide, NTH counter.
JOHN WANAMAEER.
Ones.nnt, Thirteenth ami Market streets
tnu Oity-hall square.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

The b. Il o. has had hard time got
ting in to New York, but it really got
there Monday. II began Monday night to
run its first through trains from New
York on its own account on the Jersey
Central tracks. II win probably get
there more satisfactorily to its managers
in the not far distant future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02
An 0conu Grove roundor Doao,

OCEAN GRovE, NJ j., Aug. 3O--Dr.
william G. Bakes, formerly OF Philadel.
Pima, one Of the founders OF Ocean Grove
md the Asbury Library Association, died
here to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02
#auamaker's.

PHmApEIPnIA, August 80. 1885
Till late in September the
store will close at one o'clock
on Saturdays,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02
Death Of BIshop-eIcct Drysdnle.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3O.--The Rev.
Alexander J. Drysdale, rector of Christ
Church, this city, died this morning at
Waukesha, aged 45 years. His remains
will be buried here. Mr.. Drysdale was a
native of Savannah, Ga. He was for
several years rector of Christ Church in
Mobile, Ala, and for the past six years
was pastor of Christ Church, this city.
Only a few days ago he was elected
bishop of the eastern Maryland episco-
pate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

IL. M, Jones of Dover, Del. used Dia-
mond state Fertilizer on his wheat crop.
Result AZ bushels TO the acre. He nre.
iers 1t TO any fertilizer he has yet used.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

All diseases Of lower bowel. In
Guiding pile tumOrs radically cured. Book
81 particulars, 10 cents In stamps. Worlds
Dispenaary Medical Association, GG9 Main
street, Buffalo, N. Y,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

IL there are any superstitious Episco-
palians they will begin to become uneasy
about having anything to do with the
bishopric OF Easton, Ma. AS stated else.
where, the Rev, Alexander J. Drysdale of
New Orleans, who WINS only afew days ago
elected 90 preside over that diocese, died
in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Monday. lie
is the fourth clergyman who has beer
elected TO this position within about O
year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

ny addressing Lord IL Polk Co.. No.
~ south Delaware avenue, Philadelphia,
hundreds OF testimonials can be furnished
showing the wonderful results obtained
BY the use Of Diamond State Fertilizer
on wheat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured by
DR.. sage's Remedy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth AMI Marhet atrast,
IND city-hall square. - ''' 80
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-02

10y ron9 q bicycle across Cabin John
priag ,o6 on the coping. The coning OG - =
VIII Soo feet long with fiat ton If i1c IL
, %lde and hight on the ieit ~ ahnns
L 1niSe ioet above the roadway of ths
" of'uge, 9nd on the right, at Tie middia o
~ npo'l, l25 feet above the rocky gorao
"G =, Mr. Robertson placed hid Iie S,s'
4 i, o ,nil star, upon the coping, wbors
n,, W"A nel1 oy one of his companions
s,ar,. he had monntcd lie Then
S o,o,,,,'' Oh ms perilous trip. Moying
c" UIS a" n. IN almost straight line, he pro,
hdJao sSeuniiy to tho middle Of The
towrs Si , Tie gre ior I'M instant he swayed
anJ ao,, ,u ~, outside, but quickly recovered
Z" tipped his little wheel mn enJ t'u MN, eh''
'hIrt ride on one wheel dis,nonn,ed I han,l u
minutes. ''''" III tlree
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

Col. (. L. Btna, the Republican csndidat. fer Delegate to Congress- srii"ed ln PreEcott yesterday, and will commence at once upon his can vsss of the territory. He will arrive in Tombstone early next week, and address our citizens upon the issueI Uf the day. He will also tell them som ething about land grants that will make Dunbar and Berry hunt tAeir holes.
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to secure pay from the real owaers ot pro- erty in Tombstone by law, by force, and finding failure 10 exact an other cent by his old methods, is now trying through politics to place men in office wLo will cuuntenancc his nefarious scheme Of robbing the peo
 pie of their little homes among us. DGes any one suppose that MT. G. G. Berry gives his time as Chairman of the Democratic County Committee for II oher object than the feelings he has for the success of the Demo cratic ticket, rather slangy to say, "toc thin," too thin, MT. Berry, your love for your party has grown strong iu two yeals, when at that time y' u bolted the ticket completely; at inst time 10 h-l. with the Democrats WAS not too strong an expression for you, Mir. Berry. With such , turn, coat as land grabber Berry and pioneer Treasurer Dunbar. we tell the peoPl1 for their own sake to watch them, We shall do so, and where we feel the peoples interest is at stake THE TOMBSTONE will always be found lead ing the van and exposing all such men as the Chairman of the Demo- l cratic Central Committee.
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REASONS.

Why MT. Dunbar fills over half of his columns with abuse "f the Republican Central Committee is tfAt the committee have in a Sentlemalfly, dignifed manner, quietly sat on Ml. Dunbar He squirns, splutters, kicks, fumes, raves, the weight is still as overpowering, the good old days of mutilaied voucher stub$, split ink bottles over the anlornts paid out i'll Mir. Duubar's official career as Treas urer is past, the time is gone by six years when q County Treasurer is al- lowed to come out behind in his handling Of the county funds. We are sorry to tell the people that the time has not yet arrived when Mir. Dunbar will settle in full for his lost, his mutilated, his split ink bottle vouchers, as we understand there E $500 still due the county from eur pioneer Treasurer, NIT. J. o. Dunbar, proprietor of the half-and-half Epi- taph, It may well be said to those candidates whom secures his support that that the name of his paper sur ly denotes what will appear after the 2d of November, and will read gone thing like this:
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Urper San Pedro ESound-.1p-

Commencing st Cochisc Stronghold, DrI- goen mountains, pctober sih, 1886, from there to Whetstone and San Pedro Ranch on San Pedro River, above Benson, up the river ts Sonora line, across to Terranata, thence around south erd Huachuca mouE- tairs to BArbaconsri, down Barbaeomari to mouth of valley MT. Jsnrs Vaugp Wlll sVt throughout as captain Of aaid rodero.
 E HERRERA,
 9 a tf Sre'y T. $. G. A.
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EPITAPH,
Here lies friend Smith.


 People net knowing Smith, knew me as l. Treasurer of Cochise county. It is true I acted dishonestly by the people. They all remember and have classed my friend Smith in the same catalogue. He, has been beaten and lies here quietly with Beans Eprout- ing all over the grassy mound.
 To be told by suck man as MT. Dunbar that you are conceited with your administration. Mir. Ritter of the last two years iS better, far better, than to have the record of Mr. Dun. bar, who has not one particle of shame, but would still dictate to men so tar his superior that at last they are tired and Eavs sat on Mfr. Dunbar.
 As every acticn done by people trying to do right, there can be no harm in telling then the reason the Republican Central Comniittte had their banners printed in San Fran- cisco. Among the first acts Of the committee was the printing of the letterheads and envelopes. Mr. Dur bar was asked to print them. He had no parar and envelopes. Five hundred envelopes and 300 sheets Of letter paper were purchased of Sol Israel. The bill of printing same should be about $5. What was our surprise instead of receiving our 500 envelopes returned printed as re- quested, to receive 250 and the mod est bill of SIS. Comparing this bill with printing 200 large posters the bill in proportion would be about $376. The committee having been placed in position of u ust to expend the money entrusted to them hy the candidates in a business like manner sent to San Francisco-the result is before you, handsome, legible poster. an emblem of the party-whatever it does it does well. The price paid is not as MT. Dunbar stated. The ten per cent that he claims Mir. Nash IT. ceiveG has been turned 10 the benefit of the candidates. All is smiling; all is well. Our Sheriff is matching out everywhere he goes recruits to our standard, Mir. Bean, who will be here 10 tell the citizens of tlIis city that everything MT. Dunbar has told them about land grants, like the rest of his editorial efforts, are lies. Mir. Bean will have Aettlers on the land grants along tue San Pedro to step on the platform with him and tell them that they are more than satisfied with his work as past and will trust him in the future. We have Dun barred the Epitaph out, and the req sons we have given you can be classed aS follows: Because as q l Treasurer he could not be trusted Be- cause as Republican he could not be trusted. Because We feel that he iS an injury to our party which above all things holds honestly, and stead fast principles is the password to suc- cess.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

The Flagstaff Champion and Ih. Pre.cott Jourpsl-Minsy sse doing excellent work in the nertLs-n DOT tion of the territory for C. C. Bean, and assure the people oi the south that they will sead the oll Hassayam- fton there bT an overwhelming ma ority, which ws will increase III thi: neck of wociT.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

THR Republican County Centrsl Committee have got down to active work and are sparing no pains n their efforts t9 make the Republican canvass succass. Its members gre working individually with . zeal ths; is commendable, and they are deter IniDed to leave no stons un.urnsl in order tO secure the election Of ths RepuIlic*n ticket from top to bot tom.
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SunMUnS.

IN THE JUSTICES COUR OF SE COND Township, oJ Ihe County ol Cochisr, Ter Tito-y of Arlzona.
 Il A Rogers. Plaintiff, IS Mrs Eenirs Cokcr, Defendant.
 The 4erritory of Arizona sends greeting 10 Elmira Cokrr, defendant.
 You are hereby summoned to appear be- fore nIe, at my office ia Benson, in the couB- ty of COchise. on the 14th day of Octabcr, IoS6, at g o'clock A IL, in an action brought against you by said plaintiff, to =Rsner the complaint Oi the above named plaintiff
 Suid action is brought to recover of you lle sum ol Ninety dollars and iilIy- five cents a. on account stated, between NVu aud the t!n of Ro-crs Bros, Benson, Arizona, for g,sc.is koia and d' li1rrr,i to lou Al your in- sleser shd Ic9Ur,t, Hpd fer moEcy advanced s< EIl nInrc lullY appear on statement on tie II this otsisc wh!oh is made part of complaint by rlAintit, 0T judgment will De taken againEt you fur the >Sld .mcGnt, la grlhcr witE costs Of this sgIt if 0u fail t0 appcur and answer.
 IU Ike Shenii cr any Constable of said county. crt ciing:
 Make legal s,TTice ai:d iIIe Ir,urn thereof Given uudl ' my hand tAis si.i Gay of Ausus., lSSG.
 R0BT l. MILLkR,
 A Justice C: the Ieacc fer .sid ON nshii.
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THE Democrat says, THE TOMB STONE continues to wage war against G. G. Berry; wu shall inform the Democrat and MT. G. c. Berry that we shall continue to do all we can as d peoples paper, as a champion of the peoples rights in this city and county, to show up clearly what class of people are connected with the Democratic party and what they hope to gain bJ having their favorites placed in office. Can any thinking citizen who has noticed the land grab ping efforts of C. G. Berry, his eflo,ts
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

LoSf-A dark sorrel horse, about H. hands high, and weighing from 650 to TOO pounds, branded with two straight marks on the let shoulder. Any person finding the same will re- ceive five dollars reward by leaving him al Brown X Harc's stable.
 DANIEL HUDDY.
 Tombstone, Sept. 29, 1886.
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Notice.
NOIlcc. To ALL WHOM IT MAY coNCERN:

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Whereas my former partner FritI Ger. hardt has mySteriouSly disappeared from his place of business in Bisbee, Cochise County, A. r., all persons are hereby noti- fled that will not be responsibls TOT any debts which he may contract
 HENRY DUEAcHRR. 3isbee, August 4th, 'SS6.
 FOR SALE-The fixtures and trade of the Eclipse Bakery; also the Bakery to let. Apply to J. N. Nash, op tue premises. Il
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

E. G. Norton, our candidate for County Assessor, is making an active csnrsFE fir the Republican ticket and himself. He has visited every town in the county, and wherever he has been he has made hosts of votes. He iE man that thoroughly understands the duties of our assessor and he has the confidence of the peo- pie, who will see that on the sec0nd d day of November next he will be duly elected Assessor of Cochise county.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
S2G.00 Reward.

1 will pay the above reward for in- ft rmation that will lead to the arrest of the fend or tiends who poisoned my dog. IS. BARNES.
 Fifth <ileet News Depot.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
Declaration of Sole 'rradershIa
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, !
 CoUETY RE (OCuISE. SS

TIE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ..
 COuSTY ar CocHIsE. tS To whom II npv concern:
 Know ye tr9t on th~ 29lh day of Septer Der, A. b. IS% T Mrs. Louise Norris, wife of [. J Norris rat" tkr following declaration for lhS pui EuEp of carrying on aIa tlansa lag busiu,lE under my own name as a sole trader, to-wit: That 1 intend to carry OH ;n my own uame and for my own use and ben rft the business of a wholesale and re. tall butcher ur meats iu ail Of it's branches d, usually carriel on by other persons in Inc TeI rituTy of Arizona, where 1 am now residing. 1Eat my citizenship is in the County of CoclIse and TrrrltoFy of Arizona, and in said county Iintend to carry on the business aforesaid. In witness whereof I hrfcGnlo subscribe my nAme, the day and GHle above written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of Arizona, County of Co., ch!se, s.S.-
 On Ihis 18th day Of Sc ptember, A. 1886, personally appeared before me, Will A. Nash. notary public. in and for tho cuun- ty of C'cEise, Louise Norris, known to me IO be lhe person described, and whv made the foregoing declaration of her intention to carrJ on tie Lu-ineSs as therein stated, who acknowledged to me that she executed the same irrelJ and voluntarily, and for tue uNts and pUIDOscs therein mentioned. In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my haId and a1ixed my official zeal, the day R.0 year in this certificate first written. SEAL WILL 4. NASH,
 Notary Public.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

AN unsuccessful attempt rss m2ds ts stretch the Democratic banner across Allen street yesterday, and these who undertook it gave 1t up as . bad job.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

John Dunbar's abuse of Andy Kit ter fig g very expensive luxury for Mir. Tweed, who will have to furnish Dun bar with more than one cardigan jacket to keep him from turning around and abusing him before the campaign is over.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

The Tombstone Epitaph organ of Cochise county Republicans refuses to advocate the reelection of Delegate Bean. A greater faisehood than the above could not be crowded into three lines. IL would be just as appropriate to call the Courier the srgar of Yavapai county republicans. The EpitSph refuses to support Col. Bean but it is not only the organ of CochiSe county republicans but is not in any manner recognized as a reoub- lican paper ia Coch.se county. Its al. ledged editor, while protesting to b, q republican has constantly fought rep, ublieans ever since he cana into con- trol of the paper. He not only refus- es to su2port Boan bus is making fight on the entire republican ticket. The organ of the Republicans ia Co., 4chise county aal ti.s paper recognized As such by tae Republican central committee of that county IS TIE ToMB STONE edited by Will A. Nash. It is making gallsat fight too for the en- tire republican territorial and county ticket and lhrough it's abe efforts will succeed in electing the entire repub lican ticket of Cochise county Jour nal-Mi.er.
 Ea e.sss.s s.- .N
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
-Eiec ion Proclamation.

OFFICE OF SHERIFF OF CocuIsF COUNTY.
 Tombstone, ArIz., Oct ,, 1886. ] In accordance with authority vest- ed in me hy Section 4 of Chapter "A, Compiled laws, the following procl@- nation. is published for the informa- ton of whom 1t may concern.
 ~ R. s. HATCH, Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
D.ssDlut,vn of Partners hip.

To whom it may concern: The firm Of Barrow & Basg has Ihio Gay dicsolN ed by mutual C, nsrnt, $. A. Barrow TetIring from . gid finn. All bills against said tirn will ee .ald by $. c. Bngg. 3. C. BAGG,
 S. II. BARROW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
Fifth street

WANTEp-15 or 20 adobe makers and liyeis. White men preferred. Apply ai this office at Cnce Tor lur- ther IntUrmatIun.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
Look Out.

And dent you forget il, that NUlrott d ae.sick have tEs knesI toilet AVA"S for sais tEar has ever Gr.H oavIeG b the people oi ih;s city. 622if
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

W. H. StillWell, our candidate for District Attorney, returned last even ing from Pheni1, and will enter at onCc upon an active canvass. He is a thoroughly vsrsed lawyer, having been one of the brightest lights of the New York bar prior to his coming to this territory. During his residence here both aB U. $. District Judge and as lawyer he has distinguished himself in some of the most intricate civil and criminal cases ever tried in the territory, and he will prove q mor- tai terror to law breakers. We pre- dict that he will distance his com petit, on election day, as he has nothing to handicap. him, while his oppor ent. Mir. Goodrich, will have many things to answer to the people of th.s county for before tke second day of November next.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06
For Delegate to Congress CURTIS c, BEAN.

For Delegate to Congress CURTIS c, BEAN. For Superintendent e Public Instruction THOMAS CORDS. For Joint Councilman Southern District B. :. COFFMAN, For Territorial Council, V. A. HAYWOOD. For Members of Asst nbly, ". s. FLENMING,
 V. 4. NASH,
 A. C. RIrHARDS,
 FRANK FRAME. CHAs. \. THOMAS For County Judge, E. T. MORRISON.
 Fer SLeriR,
 R: $. HATCH For District Attorney, VII. .SFILWELL. For County Treasurer
 4. J. RITTER, Fer County Recorder. WE. BRADLEY. For County Assessor,
 <. 6. NORTON. For Co..nty Clerk, ALLEN WALKER. For Csroner snI Public Ad.ninistratsr sss c. s. FARRELL. Fer County Surveyor.
 H. HOWE.
 Fer Supervisors, '-ss = B -.BRAAER $, BROWNE .f2;zs&.ls < T. c. BAIN. TOWNSHIP TICKET. Justice. of ike Peace f V, 5: sHEAREa. ARE loN
 J. C. DEAN. FRANK BROAD, 1oF C0hI'"0ie' FRED. J. DODGE. CITY TICKET.
 TOE
 CHAS N. THOMAS.
 For CouucilHen. First Ward. d..........-.-..... A. ASHMAN second Ward. GOODWIN Third Ward. .... G. K. WATT. Fourth Ward. ...... U. E. BUTLER, For City Recorder. l. M. ISAACS. Fer City License Tax Collector. c. V. CHAPMAN. For City Treasurer. J. L. MELLGREN. Fer City Attorney.
 G. V. sWAINj For Chief Of PcllcS
 G ". OAKS.
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Suits well and thoroughly cleaned for $I.50 by Harris th" tailor, ,Bothin's block 8 12tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

WANTEB-Lady agents actually clear " SZO daily with my wGrderiu. enlireiy new patent rusL-r GndergaTment i"r ie- males. { minister's wife sold l3 first hour.
 MADAM W. I. LITTLE.
 Box 443 Chicago. III.
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A VOTE for Berry's democratic csn- didates is vote against the peace and happiness of your own Preside.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-06

All my goods are paid for and as 1 want money and want it bad l Will make $50 suits for $a5. Harris the tailor. o-1hlI.
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Caution Notice.

a ULsON tNUsECcs .- All persons are hereby notified that TnS wife, Lousa Dct uil, having left my bed and board without cau' e LroVUcatiur, there fore will rOt be responsible for, nor pay any debts of her contracting from aud al:er this dxlc. JOHN DE1TOtF. Bis1cc, Sept. D.
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 Cochise County.
Regular Republican Ticket

Election Tuesday. Nov, 2, 1sSs.
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From AtIantIc's Busy MartS to PA-
 cific's Golden Shores.
8 3Circuses and 8 MenagerieS

A satisfying sAtiety of startling sensGtions and extraordinary Exhibition of earih's chOiccet wonders, the vasinesI of which to particulAriEe would hil book an overflow the columns of the rgest newspaper. Being uE:on of three dis tinct concerns, il is more than