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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15
How q Large Firm is Managed.

One of the largest dress-making es-
tablishments in New York is kept by
seven brothers, six of whom attend to
the details of the business in that place,
while one travels from capital to capital
throughout Europe, combining and
changing the fashion of each to suit the
taste of the American public. In this
house the preliminary measurements are
made by lady but the cutting and
basting are done by men. A model is
made of tine first pattern for every new
customer, and these models are carefully
kept from year to year. The skirt cut
ter is man; so, too, are the sleeve
cutters and the button-hole makers, but
the draping is superintended by lady,
who has that and nothing else to attend
to. No dress leaves the establishment
until it has been submitted to the ap-
proval of one of the members of the
firm, and after that has been given it is
inspected in detail by lady who is re-
sponsible for its delivery to the Gus
toner.
A visit to such an establishment gives
an idea of the attention bestowed upon
dress making when it becomes an art.
Every detail is studied and every stitch
might be examined by microscope.
Very little machine work is tolerated,
except for the stitching of cloth or
heavy velvet. Everything is done by
hand, and it often takes one girl an en-
tire week to complete the shirring for
one puff upon an elaborate skirt. This
statement of itself is some clue to the
exorbitant prices asked by fashionable
dress makers, whose reputation is main
tanned by the quality of the work they
send out. The wages paid by them,
too, are heavier than would be imagin-
ed. A fine sewing girl receives eighteen
dollars a week, while cutters, filters and
drapperS can command from twenty-five
10 forty-fve dollars. Superintendents
and overseers receive high remunera-
ton, and hands who can be relied upon
to do nice work in such an establish
ment can readily earn thirty dollars a
week.
The employees are all of highly re-
spectacle class and they are treated with
the greatest courtesy. A dinner is serv-
ed at noon every day for the leading
operatives, and all overwork is hand
somely paid for The regular hours for
work are from eight to five. Realizing
the expense attending such an establish
ment, it is possible to hear the prices
charged without shock. Under the
circumstances it does not seem out OF
the way to be told that the lowest rate
for making is forty-fve dollars, exclu-
sive of Innings, and for an evening dress,
when the materials are supplied, three
hundred and twenty dollars is the least
that can be considered, and that is fol
a very simple. A dinner or ball dress
may cost anything from four hundred
to four thousand dollars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15

BGHomeliness is almost as great a
merit in book as in house, if the
reader would abide there. 1t is next to
beauty, and is very fine art.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15
TOWSONTOWN, Md. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1886.
COntentment.

Oh, Use not erfeered O. de judgment day,
Oh, rocky my soul in de cradle;
Fur all desc yeahs lse been er picken out de way,
Oh, rocky my soul. good Lawd.
Mister Peter want afreered an neider wu2 Paul,
Oh. rocky my soul in de cradle;
Case da bof worked tergeder like de wedge an de
maui,
Oh, rocky my soul, good Lawd.
Oh, de Lawd He do lub de po'
An de white man do lub de rich,
An I'd ruther be lubed by de Lawd,
don't yer know, oh, honey, don't
yer know, know, know,
Den ter waller in merlasses an sich.
Ole Aaron had de bells an de golden ca'f,
Oh, rocky my soul in de cradle;
An when Moses come he jes had ter laff,
Oh, rocky my soul, good Lawd-
Ter think dat his bruder an de camp fire chief,
Oh, rocky my soul in de cradle,
Would melt his money inter sicher po' beef,
Oh, rocky my soul, good Lawd.
Oh, de Lawd He do lub de po'
An de white man do lub de rich,
An I'd ruther be lubed by de Lawd,
don't yer know, oh, honey, don't
yer know, know, know,
Den ter waller in merlasses an sich.
-Opie Read, in Arkansa,O TraUeter.
Tho Habit nf DnpifouoaS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15

Bar rRecollect that trifes make perfec-
ton and that perfection is no trifling.
B9- Simplicity is the end of all things
all manners, all morals, all religion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15

s9~ ~Angelina-'My dear, Twas asham-
ed of you tonight. 1t was very silly
of you to make Mrs. Graggs believe that
individual buffers were no longer fash
ionable, because all the families in
Shantyville have them. You know that
is not true Horace-'No don't
either Haven't they all got goats2
And if the goat isn't an individual but
ter, what in thunder is hep
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15
She ClaSped.

Il want to ask your advice about a
novel l am writing she confdentially
remarked to a Woodward avenue book
seller yesterday.
Il shall be happy to give it,
The hero of my story is wounded by
Indians and comes home with his arm
in sling
That's good.
my heroine meets him with great
10y, and he clasps her in his arms
Perfectly proper, I'd do it myself.
Eyes, but don't you see that one of
his arms is in sling? How could he
clasp?'
That's so. And yet he must come
home wounded!'
'He must
'And she must be clasped?'
'She ought to be-
Eyes, that's so, but you must look out
for the critics. How would it do to
have her clasp him2'
wouldn't it look immodest?'
sNot under the circumstances, and
YOU can add foot-note that the JOY oi
seeing him carried her off her balance
for moment. Yes, let her clasp and
take the consequences. If you get the
right kind of covers on book you
needn't care much about what is inside.
very well, my heroine shall clasp;
thank you, good day
Bss%A wealthy citizen of neighbor
ing city had been out until the small
hours with convivial companions. 1
was not exactly dry locality that h'
had visited, and he arrived home slight
ly exhilarated. He managed, by de
scribing several erratic rather than geo
metrical lines, to get to his bedroom
and into chair. Then he called t.
his wife in stage whisper: Il can
get my boots off. whats the matte
with your boots?' 'Nozzin',' in fain
whisper whats the matter with you
hands, then?' she cross-examined
'Nozzin',' 'Why don't you pull yor
boots off, then?' Maria, I've forge
the combination 7
BFR Recollect that trihes make perfe'
tion and that perfection is no trifing.
| ~ i L -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-05-15

b@- Most of our opinions are more
supportable than the comments OF our
friends upon them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02
--e eE----- z 2ngE~CSs iE2s-Se Lea GEZ Q.

All members of this league, and all persons who sympathize with its prin- ciple>, are. hereby earnestly requested n0tt to patronize the f1llowing-namei persons or firms, or any business in which they are engaged:
 L. ". Blinn, of nochise II. & T. Co. R. ". Woods, gas and ice man. L. Hart, gunsmith.
 II, K. Tweed, general merchandise. J.P Gum, city recorder.
 Cbas. Baouigalupe, butcher Webster Street, county judge H. G. Howe, surveyor.
 G. G. Berry, lawyer.
 Dr. Willis county physician. L. Shoenfeld, of ShoenfeId & Hey man.
 Daily "Epitaph."
 Maison Doree Restaurant. Cocbise Coun y Bank.
 Tombstone Democrat"
 Ben. Goodrich.
 By order of thc 5-7-tf. ANT CHINESE LEAGUE.
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Notice.

The undersigned has leased for a number Of years the Oak Grove Dairy and over three hundred cows,' aud will on and after Tuesday April 20th, be able to furnish fresh and pure milk and genuine ranch butler in any quantity and deliver the sane.
 4-I55 if J04axSv SHIELDS.
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s.1rErn "a Elot5aa,.....

Mrs. Winsluw's Soothing Syrup. for children teething, is the prescription of one of the best female nurses and physicians in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the process of tcethi0g, its value is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentetw and diar- rhma, griping in the bowels, and wind colic By giving health to the child, 1t rests the mother. Price, 23c Q bottle. II
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First Publication March l5, 1886.
 Notice EoI. \, skEicatioE.
.MPrIoN No, t17..)
ITEEEMPIINN LFVT -II.'J LAND OFFICE AT IUCsOi1 A T, [
 March 1T. 1SS6 |

Notice is hereby given that t!ic following. named settler has filed his EoHc2 oi i2tcn- 5jun to make final proof in support oi his claim, and that said proof win be made be- fore Inc ReSisircr and Receiver atEucson' Arizona. or Ap"Ii %, lss6 VIZ. Eugene F. R3neis. of B,ufon. s,;4rizona, for the 11s O. : E | of Section f0 and " 19 of h 34 of SccIl. Township r South, Range % E!st, Gila and Salt River base ala meridian. He names the follnwug witnesses go prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land. viz. V c. Johnson, R. 7. WiL suH, James Patten anc George Kent. all ''0''- BM TlInNt5 Register.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02
First insertion March 27, 18S5l Notice of Forfeiture TO JOHN. SIMPSON AND IKE R0SEN--
 EI RG

Ton are hereby notified that I have ezi- pended one hundred dollars (9l10l, in labor and improvements on the Little Jack lode and mining claim. sitosted in the Warren Mining District, County of Cochise, Terri tory q ArizonG; location nptlce or whlcE claim is recorded in Book O. Mines Nc. }, paer 63s, Cochise County Records, under the provisions of section 2@24, Revised Statutes Of the United States. Now there fore, 1f within ninety (90) days rom date thereof and rublicst-oG Of ths notice, you fail u' rcruse tG coEut tbuje each of you your 4,-og0rlioa cf sgiG expenditures and cost ot .Lis publication S5 co owners, yo1F ;a!eTer's in said ulne CT clai;n, will ccoIne th1 prop gj-4r of tho Uudels3 3gGed, uHder said section 2az;. Rc7ised Statutes of the Unite,s States.
 4 p. MANSFIELD.
 u17BrE A.r3can March 24, 16-j.
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TE,e Finest tt. tl,e aama.

These fine Tom & Jerry's, hot Scotch whisky, hot Jamaica, St. Csoix and New England runs at Henry Campbell's Keg House. Is tt
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02

IN THE JUsTICE'S COURT, ToT> SHIP No. 1, in tke toursy oi Cocaiee. Territory O. Afizoua befyre (. l. ANCrd, J. F.; d-a4Gnd, Sle.2U
 Cau well { Stanford, PlaintiG,
 Vs,
 Chas. E. IIceuaD, Defendant.
 Tae Territory of AI,z LA sends Crye;irg to GL.die s Eeeaan. delhudart: Y9u 3sr" .ehs sgrGuored aud r.GUlr.dto aqPear o.lare 'he sl irv OficJ lu ruIr cstyuf. uay of CU.b sg' 5E fts 3g h cag Ut ap.il. : D l5-s gJ 20 o'clock u.s it tl ar-war tes clut t}aiaJ 9. the above I';usg plailtj.is, who demand pf you th-t gog ..rs E. Gebted to tll,n ir thee sU.' "f : .o -V' ios f1'v5 tg2d mzrehauiise D rcl:.ael anu uellr-.na 70 YaH q yoytr sfs ee I1. retls.at -.CcH IualF si- D ar- t,5 GoIDp p!ajps-ugH oL q. ID rly hice AAq if yoa 'Afl to ayl ear aLd aid answer sad com IailT 4 rerrjn rtuGireG, the pliiutlts VII taEs cGsTf oi th5s EuiE Civ ! uutev Iuy hnud his | day of March, A D IsS5. {. E. ALFORD, J. r.
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BUMG0NS.

IN THE JUsEIeE'S COURT, TOWNSHIP Eo. 1. in the c0Spty of Cochlse, Territory Of A4izona, before c. F. Alvc7d, j. F.; demand S4T.49.
 Caldwell ( Sla-f I'd, Plaintiff,
 
 Wm. Govington, Defendant.
 Territory of Arizona seESs greeting to WtLiam CoviHgton, defendant; You are hereby summoned and required tC Ippear tcfore he at my office Tn Tombstone, county cf Cochisr, on the 3Oh dsy of April, \. l., 1886, nj ten o'clccS a. n to answer the complaint of the above namei plaintiffs, who demand of you that you are indebted 10 them in the sum. of 1!7.4a Or goods and merchandise purchn cd Hpd 3elivcred 10 yon at you1 instance and request, as more fully Eppears by complaint now on fife il ny rjiiCe Aad if yuu fail TO lDp' ar and answer said c3mp!.iat as herein requiIed the plaintiff viii taks judgment against yua uemanded and f,r he costs pi this suit. Given under my Eand this ls ;d3y Uf Mia ch, 4, p-, 1885,. C, F. AlN ohDl
 Justice of the teaCc.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL CREDITORS 8OFTHELATE HENRY ROkuaT, ueceasgd. are hereby notified tC present thei claims, with proper vouchers lo me, at the store of Thomas AtrhI>pn, corner ot Sixth and Allen street, viinin tour months from the date ol this notice, Dated March 18th, lScG
 GEORGE. F. WATT, Administrator oT the Estate ol Henry Bok- man, deceased.
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Fruit trees. small fruits, and grape vines for late planting; monthly -oz1 bushes, Oyea.Elers, and plants and bulbs in variety and the combination steam washing machine, best iii use, sold 5y J + Futile, Second street, between Allen and Fremont, Tomb stone %22tf
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SQHlLnUHS.

IN THE JUSTICES GruGT OF NO. l Township, Of the Goui )i Co%hi=e, fern tory Of Arizonl, before jl C. E;,zIon, Just ice of the Peace:
 R. McCafiey and . CLcyan, plaintiffs vs- Daniel Wood, deieudlu,; demand SlCO The Territory of arizona sends greeting to Daniel Wood, an abStn' defendant.
 You are hereby commanded aud require I 10 appear before iHe dt my office ln the city of Gomhstou., couaty Cf Cechi-e on q 2 3d day of Juny, 4. ?. lsSt, ;t Q c'eioes, a. h.. 10 answer the com Piuiut of he aUO9t named plaintiffs who demand of you, thIJ you are indebted to them in the sum oi ole hundred l5L5O dollars, for assess ment work done by plaintiffs on the Pungor mine, in Tombstone District at your special instance and request.
 And if you fail to appear nrd answer sand cunP'Sint as herein required the plaintiffs will lakc judgment against you as demand ed by deianlt and fer costs Of sult.
 Givep under my hand aJ said lownsbIp tie 53tn day oi Mmcb, 4. D. 1885.
 JND. C. EASTON
 Justice Of Sue Teace ci said Township.
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Is acknowledged by eminent surgeons to 3 the pures; and finest known, and invaluable to invalids
 SI3IMONDS' KENTUCKY NABOB B0CH- BON WHISKY has been well known for many years, being unsurpassed for it's xcei, lent quality and delicious flavor. Everybo-y who h9s fried it says it is the best in ..hs world.
 Families supplied by the gGllou, cas 3 or bottle.
 sA None genuine unless my signatu.e is across the cork, e. SiTpm 1pds."
 Ny agent i9 authorized to sell to tie trade, half barrsl barrel direct shipment from Ken tucky or from his warehouse San Bernar- dino Sold by the bottle and gallon by
 BOTHLN, TWEED < COMPANY.
 Sole Agents Eo- Tom bstone md vicinity
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Xhe Fountain,

The Fountain Chop House is the coolest place ia rhe city to lake meal. No smoke heat or smell from the kitchen, it being en, tireiy separate fTou the dining room. No fore-q quarter beef used. Nothing but tie choicest cuts, fish. gasle, oysters, etc Pri- vste entrance from TOughDut street to tho boxes. oct7tf.
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Ihe TeIrlco.g of Arizy1a seGGs grcctis g to { A1ne=. oei.,dr-,. ! r are beru1g ,1ntman.o
 -1 2 a fred tJ HDDcgr fire JCE aJ ny o'tse i-i Ton. ssTou.. may ct c caisa, oH the &Utl day ag Apr ]. \ D lsS2. at n C'c'o'k m. t'l sGsw l,e comp!ai1t ,f the auOv. aa ned pl ptih-, W n na f you that yog are lndeb' ed to Zoe >' ID tha surn crc64. goods ana ric1cEanuise yu cEa-cd eaa delivered to ou Of your own iustluLc aac rt Q acst fs T. ore fally sppta by coup'aint le y cL file ii my office. Ans if you fli 10 up F-cr nd answer said cOmplsiEt Es herein re- cuieed rhe plaintiff Wil tihe judgment against au as daznsnded and for the cOats oi thls sl;i-.
 zrsu uudar ny hand this 2nd day ot March A . GsR. C. E- : d. I
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sgOEsee6Ezz4Es New

Tne Cuba handmade cigar-made only by C;tban workmGn out of the finest Havana tobacco. This cigar is the finest bi& cigar ever sold in Tomb stone. Ashmun < Walker, the tobl2- conist of Tombstone, are the sole agents, and all judges Of 8 fine cigar are recommended to give them trial To be had only at Ashmun < Walkers Tobacco Emporium 4-l2-3t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02
James Pills. Defendant

James PilLs. Defendant
 The eIritt si Arizona serds greeting to srlnmo ed arA ~+gured 10 appear before me at ny ofil"e in !1e c.ls cf Tombstone, cyun3y of Crc.rse' on the 2lth ocy .'pri!, A ! 1885, at 10 o clock 8. m.. 70 u.w.. the complaint of t',e above raIacd p!alntifs, who demands oC you ,aai ycu are inJe5.ed to thesa in the g n of ,i3l 70. lur goods and merCh4udIse purchase, and C. iiFele1 t' vuu ct your instance and r,, lest, a. more fully aF.eaI5 by complaint TOW on file iu ny ofi-e. And if you Ga!l 10 appear al.d a: swer sad con plaint as herein required, tAe plaintiffs wl1 take judgment against you ss damandzd and for the costs O tne suit. Given under my hand al sad township, he 2t day of March, 4 D lSoG. c. x. ALyOEU, r.
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FRANK BROAD, COL. DEAN,
 JOSIAH kIRLEW, W. J. WEEKS, JAMES CHATHAM, Members of Investigating Comm A@ee.
Rare Chance.
 TOR SALE

Rare Chance.
 TOR SALE
 A honsa and lot-in BisIoc, the lesd- ing Copper Mining Camp in Arizona Territory. in the center Of the bUsi- ness portion of the town. Will take cash, cattle or real estate ia Tomb stone in payment thereof. Apply to
 II. SCHMEIDING,
 The Pioneer Jeweler, Allen Street, between 4th and 3th, Tombstone, A. T. 4-l3tt
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Na+hta'ol AlaEgld 7, DcFt.
 he Territory of Arizo q sends greeting to Nat-ar el Al,S.rdGI, defendant: Ton are ere by su1nH' ori.d and required to appear hefcre inc ai rls ificg iA <, ulEsfoie e. c>uaD O. COcElse, 0n Inc 3JsL eay of April ! lesj, at ten o'clock a RI 3 pnswet tan complaint tac aoOTe-numed pllir.Itrs, who cen nd 8! you that y~u are ii d. ,t q ih-ul iu h. sura cf sj.t 25s E.r goods and mrrcllaG is, EE. ca gd aud deil7 rcd j.G yUur own iistshoe and request. a~ more iuly ggi.-- rs b. c nrlant nov on fla in my office And fl you fail to apleSr aad answer ald c5m- D Giut 1s her,i. yqulreG the pliinutis wli take iad-mcgt against you ss demanded and :ar the costs ci Jhjs suit, Given Under my hand this
 N j.. ALNOED. J P.
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rEEssrtl-G7i1ss5 Ez2e.

There will he another thild-class CT emigrant stage liao start tomorrow morning between this. ely and FE;E bank. Fare, g cents
 ToN TAFT, Proprietor
 HAIRY STEyE yE1-s0,;, Agt. At the " iuow' 8 Saloon
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| THE JUSTICG'S COULT. TUWNSUiF < No. l, IL tLe county oi Cccaise, te ritory oi 1rizona, before (. |. AiyeId, J. ?; demand, SaG CaCWcu ls $ at,oIG, FIaiL,Isi
 J. J. Bennett. Defa12Anu.
 Goe erri,oCy ). AuzcIa sends greeting to ]. J. Bennett, DefeL danJ: NOu are rvreny sum- m0ned ald req sired to upFe-r before i-.e e. ll tiijt in TnuUslone, cgucfy of C1uhise, on tEy aJih cay oi -FE}l, lsoJ Gt ten o'clock q. h.. tc answer tn" cUmpiaiiJ Oi toe aJo c-narued pl ,i!;tt 8, who demand of Jon that yol are lu- dl hlad to them in be sum ol S55 for goods and mGrcnauGlse purchased aul deli, cred 10 you St yoai instance and rtqGesj, 2s more fdity appears DY reference To ccapiaint now or file lu my Uhice. ALd fl you hi t0 appear and answer saiG complaint as heIe.n ,qaired, the plein.lfs will tahe judgment against you as deElaGLed lEd fcI tho costs f thi; sait. Gwen uuGer nay hand ILis Slh day oi Hulch, | E 1SS6.
 [. t. ALVOED J.P
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Members Amsi-<,AiEzcse Hesegae

yEeEz1I I,ez's Amti-<'AiEzcse Hesg gsse
 Any member of the League know ing of any person or persons giving washing, buying vegetables, or em- ploying CEinamen in any capacity arc earnestly requested to report the same to any member oi the inyesti- gatins committee, that they may wait on said parties and request them to desist from said action. The utmost secrecy will be maintained ard the names of such infornlers will hot be made public.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02

Messrs. Cpsar X Wehrfritz have just received, at the Crystal Palace saloon, a consignment of ale and DOT ter. which they keep on draught, and draw from their patert German foun- tains Co and try some some of 1t.
 2-Gtf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02

" i. 5riecI Dlle1 dauJ,
 The Ter orS Of .,iiz.n'a scaQs gree, ing t0 V. T. Purr, de endant: Ian are sun-iloEcc and cIuiscd to appear befD C me et ny o;iire n T m stohr c,tluly ol Coch.se On the 5t.h day oi prIi A. D. lSSi, B. ten Q clock Ii. ln, | aasWc, }La com faint of me a5Oyc-Eaned piairt f, ho demand oi yen tlal you are ,uGeD ea 10 leul l. .!.1 aual ci :ly fer z, o-s ant Il4StEauGlse pur- cl9sud anu Gci,Ve d ct yoUt Instance and fe- Qu.s:. .s more iu!iy sp ears by complaint now Un ai. Id ny ,ii q -and ii'y,u Iaii tu acpear Q, q .Isp;cr ta.1 complaint ,a herein r5q .4reu, ,aa llai t. is V ], C-ke jujg.uq-l Sl.n-t y.aa Us ic-aaId.d unl ics. he c1-ca fei'i- sult. Gwen anGcr liy hand tais lsg oay q aoarth ,. . l Sj.
 L. 2. ALS-UIiD, J. !.
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IN THE LUSEICE'S COURT TOWNSHIP | No ], 'u tae uoGA ; of { O. Gise. Tcr.itery AnzoaG, be.oTe .. |. Aigord, ]. r.; deaarl, 55S S3 Caldwell $ Stanford P!ala,iT
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TOWNSHIP NJ. 1, county of Ca, hise, Territ " Of Arl2ona Ocfare !. Alyord, J P.; delGaLd S31 co. Caldwell & StsniOrd, plsintIff
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. l, iu inc Cuurty Of uocnlsC, ge-ri.9y q Arizona before C, t. ANurds J, e., GcllGad, f.c-,yaiI & Stanford -ioi-tfF
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NOIiCE.I

County, City Warrants and Jurors Certificates, ac- ocpted accounts agalust the City or County bought at the highest market price at the Coohiso County Bank
 If you want bargains in oi! cloths and carpets, go 10 Schoenleld ( Hey mans. 3-25 In
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Ienrr F. P-;ca. Drfendant-

Helry Y. PTlCe DeIendant.
 Tne Territory of AriZous sends greeting to He " r. Price, defendant: Nou are here by :uInu oEcd and equired to appear beto-G ms aJ aIy Ctitce ia Ton nustont. c3u .ty OI Cjchlse, or tue 3JiL day If Ap pfI.. A D 1se6, ct ten o'clock m., To answer the OmplaInt O: the above named pllInt iis, who d maud fl you tbat yoa are in- deDtec to thonl ill h. sum of SUBS, fir g. Ods and me chaad.ss pu-thGs ard ueIiycrgd tJ YUu at ytur lLst9' ce aIu lGQUesi, Gs more fu!ly aD- pears by npla nt nov cd He iu my Clicc Aud ii you i4ii to appear a5d answer said complaint as Heryia Ieqaued, the pialutilis will take j2dg- utut Iglinsj yGu as d,m3nGed GEd iIT tne c.s=ts Ot jlii- suit. Given una my hand this lst day Jf Aaich 4 D iSSj, C. |. ALFUkp, q. P.
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IN THE JUsq ICES COURT, ToWNspIPa Nc 1. c-uriy ri Corhis I5rrp9ry of AItz ,La before (. l.. .lyuId, , t-; demand, ssO Caldwell t Slauiurd, flaI2UA's,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-02

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