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earle & CROLY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
1 J psred to do ali kinds of work il their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. liza Second street, be-
tween K and l.. Postofice Box No. 40, Saers-
Inento SPIT
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REEVES & LONG

u NJ ID ER TT ~ x ERs.
SOC ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh north sidel
A LwAYS KEEP COMPLETE
n. Stock Of Undertaking Goods AIS
orders, city and country, attended to promptly,
day or night. Remains kept for any length
of time. no Ice used. n9-If
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MEDICAL.
DER. NMXNITIH,
AND GEAuuAT

No. IL KEARNY STREET.
THREATS ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AM
L Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success as OF old.
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J. O. FUNSTON

DFAIFR IN STOVES, RANGES, SHEET
iron Tipware ETC., 423 J street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. full line Oh
Oil Stoves
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FORMERLY PHYSICIAN AT MERCY HOS
T. pitsl, Chicago. Graduate of Chicago Medi-
cal College. Special attention given TO treat
ment Of catarTh and diseases of the eye. ear and
skin. Office, SIS K street, between Filth and
Sixth. Office HOurs--9 to II A. NJ. to 5, and 7
To S p. Il. Residence 1907 Sixth street If
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nCULIST, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases of the Throat. Office 1871
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank
Sacramento, Gel. Hours: $50 to II A. NJ; to
P. NJ. Sundays: $50 to II A. M. TO P. H.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
H.F BOOT ALEX. NELSON. J. psiscoL'
ROOT, NELSON s. CO.,
WIsEMAH.

TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BKAsD
| Founders and Machinists: Front stree:
between N and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made to order. iplm
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INSURANCE AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
| Office, at residence, SOS NJ street. +. "
BOX 325 III
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ED. NJ. MARTIN,
GEO. w. JoHNsON

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE AND RESI-.
n dence, COS l street, neer corner sixth, Sac
ramento, Cal.
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DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE;
also, the finest Mettworst and SalaEss;
genuine and imitation Swiss Cheese, and all
other kinds; the purest Ranch Butter and Fresh
Eggs. No. 723 street, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
All orders promptly attended TO. I'm
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w. J. KAVANAUGH.
u III ID z IA TT a
No. 513 j ST., bet. Fifth and sixtb.

A LWAYs on HAND A LARGE AssoRT-
Burial Cases. Collins and Shrouds furnished
Comm orders viii receive prompt attention on
short notice. and at the lowest rates. Office
open day and night znG
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p. FOSTER.

2. FOSTER. J. o. FuNsIoS'
1856. y. FOSTER g CO., 1855.
Do0K- BINDERS, PAPER RULERS and
= Plank-Pook Manufacturers, No SO street,
between Third ard Fourth, Sacramento. Up
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DIR. GEORGE PYRuRM.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON (HoMEoPA-
tEist). O1ice and residence, northeast cor
ner Of Eleventh and H streets Hours: to 10
A. NJ. ! 70 s. and Z to S P. NJ. I'm
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y Neat Game Spoiled.

REDWOOD CRY, October 26th.-JoLn Fee
ley was arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Donnelly to-day, for fraudulent
registration. Feeley resides at No. 146
Shipley street, San Francisco, end came to
this county the latter part OF September,
and worked on the county road He does
not deny his residence in San Francisco, but
claims that he was advised that thirty days
before the election was sufficient residence,
and so he registered on October 3D. Feeley
was taken 10 san Francisco for examina-
ton. Other sjEljlar cases are reported, and
no doubt several arrests will be made be-
fore election
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PROHIBITION TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR:
JOEL RUSSELL................ NAL ameda
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOvERN
4. d. BOREN. San Bernardino
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
Z. L. KEEL OGG........-....-..Santa Barbara
FOR CONTROLLER:
j. 4. FAIRBANKS. eda
FOR TREASURER:
IL. y. OK ANEs..........-..... ...-.........ouIter
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
COL. GEO. BABCOCK................ Butte
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL;
DR.. G. b. T0LhAN ...........San Francisco
FOR sUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
d. A MORLEY. .........-..San Joaquin
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT:
j. Angeles
FOR JUDGES SUPREME COURT:
w. G. MURPaY.....-...... Marysville
Il. THOMPSON ....-................San Francisco
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION:
a. j. GREGG-2d Dist Alame da
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
REV. W. c. DAaIoN-1st Dist.........Napa
FOR CONGRESS:
W. W, sMITH-3d Dist ...........-...-..Solano
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Something You Need - $iaort-
 hand.
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"Nhy 7"
 Bccausc il will aid you more nen en~- thing else in acquiring knnwleGg> B caue Q it N1l. help you Ca "o d business.
 "Hnw can il nc IeuIucd ?'
 By the a;d cf booi> sluAIrd at home ard lessons by mail fo"I aa aaco oulpiiShci teacher.
 Al ~hat cxacuee?n
 Tne ,rifing sum of &d.Go, including book
 "Hhr so cheap when caiirgrs sGrcrtise the .nc course ol in,tTuctjn" f"r S,35.'
 B c7'i-r - new lcNi 5".k k used that r-- duccs rlr lab.r Of I,a'nin@ prounrt o3a.r!y To line !i ference jr. G'Iire b. thr system hc, ing made simpler thar heretofore and ri lrc practical, ht sides being lrc H'Iei ru,.s!ar method, having thc iu2nr~c!acut of olt CougreS .Iuual ana prrt z-,iorl rruur3crs evcrl wEerv. together G!tA oyer !UiJ :.radH- atcs uI our C"alp uf Pn"no%ra1.hic Col lc-v~ E ,y, and mcH on Inc 'rrd, ia vnr> shops a,a1 elsewhere; girls at hn'rr, in fac teri, .nd aj scbu have learned 1ht art In froui three lo siy munlhu' strGy furiu- sa8r,. moments and Jc' n h, lrcd !" To.i'i,,iS el offices by Mir Srn;t i}rnNnr, whcr, they have ,#rrcd frum SlE:o.:2D WICK. Wfilc and a-b Dgr free ~a'pi", crlr .ai Brown, E PhuDp4raih:. Mcu'hi, and full rarlirui4G~.
 trr>~ E. |. .Sr.t.-Hr.WIc, - fhHlCn
 f,N York NJ. 70 .G GGi
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MT. Walter<un says with an unu@ suaI touch Of sadness that the Demn- crats may probably be beaten in ] sS', but if so, "they will still have their organization left" for future and more profitable uses. This comfort ing form of philosophy is borrowed, We take it, from the story of tlic Ar kansas preacher who exclaimed, after the failure of church collection, Well, Pm glad to get nly hat back from this congregation anyhow. - Globe Democrat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

The Democratic party Of Caiifor- 2fia, which will ch 'ose the next U ted States Senator from the gullen State, has in it plenty of material from which. 70 select q United S,aies Senator, independent of Georg Hearst, who has nothing to recom- mend him save his sack. FAacy smell man as "Boodle George" occupy. ing seat.. once filled, mayhlp, by DauieI We.s,er, IEcnry Chsy, John C.. Gaihouu5 W NJ. Eyarts, Stephen A. Douglass; ct al. While men like s Wilson, Jo. Hodge, Hall McAllister, Judge Wallace, and many others who might be named for the distinguished honor, are not the peers of the illu.- trious mentioned they are far as super For to Geo. Hearst as Hyperion to a S%tyr.
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NNticc Eo EresEssvrss

Estate Of Ida Wato, deceascd-Eotice Is hereby siyen by tine undersigned ad.Huiis lrutrfX of the estate of Ida \ Waite, de- ceased. 10 tuc creditors o:, and all persons having claim against said deceased, 10 cz titit u, ii with the necessary VOucacrs, wi:Eir toUi months after the Hrst lubl.ca ion cf this Do,lcr, nt Ter otice, Fiemon titcrt, between Fourth and FH.h, IoInh tUur, Ar.ZUra. $ SUSIE ]. DIAMOND
 Cone and see our dress-goods; ha gnin counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. 92Iu
 Just received, at Bags, new lot of California mems and ladies' sad- dles. l5-tt
 Crcckcry and glassware Of all de- script, ns, at Eagg's. 13tt
 Yov can get dress for $I5o, good wearirg g., Gs at the Palace, Filth street. Zfu
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The New York Mail and Express editofiafly says: eve sKaIl have in 1888 four parties in the fielI-'hc R. publican, the Democratic. the Lltor -::rt theProhibitory. Th9 last will draw Chiefly from the Republicans, but it is not likely to register more votes than in 1884 The labor party will drar two=tI:irds, F not three fourths of its strength from tn, D,m 1ocrats. Suppose that George is the labor candFdste for president, what becomes of the Democratic chances fn New York; Or in Connecticut Dr in New Jersey2 Or il: Indiana Or in any other of the close and doubtful states?"
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The boys of the Rescue Hose and Engine coptpanies ask stoves from the city council. Tie demand IS a ksasonable onej and should be granted No demsnd is made for wood, and for good reason let the council give Fatty Ryan, Jim Nash, Q Iigley, Os- fsorne and Judge Shearer the starter of a stove, and :rust them to draw a Hoodpiie.
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Notice of Foreclosure Sale,

JAMES Y. ECCbESTON, PLAINTIFF, VS
 Allr~d D. OtIs and J Straus and D $.
 Pavtun, as th- as ,%net of s.,id,-llfi ed b.
 OtiS defendants:
 Uadcr and Oy virtue of an or der of sal'' and Gccrce Or foreclosure and al,' issued out of the District Court of the F. st Judi. c al Dist ct in and fUr inc Cruuty of c. chi<e, Territory of Arizona. oI inc 18th d;.l of November lSS6 in the above entitlct a. ii II, wlerrir .,n Y. .c e,ton, the above ramed plaintiff, ohl inrd jud dEmenJ and decree of foreclosure Fud sale against Al. fred D. c is and 7. rajtS and D. <. Pay t.n. assignec< c! said Alfred D: OIis, dc:Cniarts, on the lcIi day of NJVemher3 lSS,j, for the sum of l sn Thousand Eight iluldred and FIiry.fvc Dollars tSe,S25l, lawful mi nner, be- sides interest and cus.s, auf c5l nfanded to sell all thoSt certain lots, pteceS or paI- crls Of land, situate, ly nT and being iH thr city of Tombstone, county of CuchiS", Trr ritory Of ArIZOnl and bounded and de scr!bed as follows:
 Lots 3, 1 and }, m block IS, a".nrdin" ;o the survey and map of tine tuWusiiU of tie village (aow cily) of Tombstone, u'.:dc by Sulun NJ. AiIis. C { March ,, lSi9 and ac- curGiur 10 tnr official m ID of said tuwn>i!c now in tie office of the City Auditor 0l sad city of Tombstone SaiG iOIS 5 an are each 30 feel m width and t29 fee ir dcp'h and sald lrt , is 3U feet in width aut f59 ttcl III tcDlU. Ct'u iO . lipIl iili 'GlHOil street, between Fourth auI Fifh street, ion each other and together are bpuHd"d aS follows: CommencIug at | point on the >outherly iIne ol Fremont street 60 feet .astrily from the point of intcr>cvti1n ui said line of F. mont street with tl!c caStrI y iiue CS Fourth street; thence sOuthcrll para lEct wsth F9iirth street i3O feet 10 d point, thence ea,terly ara!!rl with Fremont street GJ fCU1 l. q p0nt, thence southcrly parallel Wuh ,urlh street 3 iect io p"lnt (being the outhwrst corner of said lnt 5,: thence e,sterly par'lle with Fremont street 70 point; thence au:thGrly parallel with Fourth street l50 feet more Or less to point on the said sOuIhcrly line of Fremont street (ncing the nnItIcIst corner of said lot 5); thence westerly along sad fine of Fremun, street 90 feet tn inc place CI b. ginning the same being Ihe nCT hwS-t Col ze of said lot 3.
 Public notice IS hereby given thai On Monday, fine Ssh aay oI December, tSSG, at , o'clock D. III. of tlsat dTy, in front of tue Court House Goor Of Jha courty Of CoCh,.c, I will, in ubcd ence to said oruar of sale and decree Oi foreclosure and sale, s'il the above describAl property, or so much thcre of as may be necessary tu satisfy said judr meht. with interest and costs. etc, L. li:c highest ard best bidder for lawful money of the Uniled States.
 Itcd November I6, 1So6.
 E. $. HATCT, Sheriff By E. D. REPPY, Under Sheriff.
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Sheriff 5 Sac.

FOY VIRTUE OF AZ ALIAS ET E"''Ti0N HS x u2d out of the lis Tic. < 'ur; ; t:e Ir@t Judci iIstrc iu and ioI Ire C. Y o' iri .. errI cry ul Arizona, 10 me directed and tei 'lrr ed on 9 iud meHt Ten cred II sai Q .. | Q 2ad day of of Mnch. 1SSj. n favor "f ne 5lia MfHing t- m--5iug CmpFny anl d. n-t lEo Bcns T ,iai9r 55 mrltinI on. .I.- WArrci" ! am con mmuI.d q tp maEe the su'n Sl,lll So damages with n, rest her on rom daiS f Jug meEt at tht, rate of ten CT Ce l. Der anHun un IL paid; together wiih S3...U sis Gni "ccIailg cOS's
 have t5is day e=:cI upon tie following de e,ribcu property. IU vt:
 All LhG right. ii l. aaJ i.tc es: of tie Ferson Miuug au' oGn .itifg C0mft y. th' C hn | of he southeast gaar' r'f section 'J ;tWi"lip i1 70 .th: R ngc 2U Eas in Cnch:sG oHH,", 4- = q Territory md n he 0.e s!A ing and diIcti n work and ma .ti.cry creciei tacr"1 xs ii cxi-tcd on the dav of Tarch 1>So
 iuhi notinc | hcve'y g%en lalt Gu Saturday he -1th day Of NUr1r*Dv., ieii} nct"e5I tc hod of u. and D. iu tr 'ti O' lac ~'i, r f uhic-. ilI tie t'ty uf Iou5s'one t,cf >e CUuuiy Al zD a T-iri ny. T. wil sell "i! tAs ii Int, tiilC al d l. tCre fl lhc : Fcns iiA- 7 u!id ~mC.tuT umD,f Y. Ill aAd iD h IHHN Gescrlb r perry al Pn ic A3c Q '. L. lA' hig est al b st "id fer. iOr '.~E ii" n. Ia '.'y he Un C st,I'cs tu sat si" s..d ez '%t-on &@ all C is
 Da e,i Ls hs Ctn d J of November, 1sS6
 It 5 uA rC.i | T.
 By C. D E5PPI, DePu >uc 4
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NnlEEe Nc S:.lei

The undersigned desires 10 sIate that he h2s sulI the Pacific Chol House to Mir. William A. Anderson who will cundLct the same in the fu- ture in the same manner as 1 have conducted it m the past, and l desire all parties knowing themselves in debted to me To bay the same to hih at their earliest converienre.
 ". D. COLEA!AN. Tombstone, Oct. 30. lN
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Esiray 7Ncsiz.e.

Strayed from Soldier Holes aaont one month ago bay horse with buck le Brand on left hir, and running Nj on left shoulder. A reward will b } paid to any one returning him tujohn Montgomery's corrol, CT giving mfur- mrtion as to where Ee can be found.
 if DAN CLE4RC.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

As the editor of THE TOMBSTONE came down Allen street this morning he passed Dunbar; wl!o Was softly humming, "oh Willie CTontlinson) We we have missed you:"
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StTRycd.

StrGyed from Charleston, light sor- rel horse, about twelve hands high, with white off hinI foot; knees show scars of olI break. Last seen going down San Pedro. Rewa:t by return ing tc Tombstone NJ. & Nj. Co. 10 26
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

THE northern judicial district of Arizona is without judge: Where oh where is the peoples Savio UT, fNacosari Zulick"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

The name of Judg6 Peel is ire quently heard mentioned In connec- tion with the speakership of the Fourteenth legislature.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

"Blai4e of Maine" win be the Re bu5lican nominee for the Presidency in 1888, and the indiscrest utturances of brainless crank will net again rob Aim of victory.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

The signs of the times indicate th 1t inc Democratic patty vii be split asunder in 1888 by the labor wedge. The recent election in New York city when Henry George the Labor candi- date for Mayor received over GS,0OO votes, shows that the bone and sinew of the Lnd. is Rapidly real:Sing it's strengtIij and will at the next preSi- deHtial election, control the result, The shadow of coming defeat even now environs the mo lopoly and cor poralion throne, and it's overthrow Is but tile question of few years. "La- bor 0mnia Vincit."
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There is striking similarity be- tween the editorials in the New York Mail and Express of November 1l:h, and those of u:c EIitaph of Nov. Is. In fact they are idenlicIi word for word. THE TOMBSTONE is not unfair enough to accuse the EJitlph of d r. propria!ing the brains of Another newspaper aud palming it off as the resul. of its own researches, but at the same time it looks as though the chestnut bell had a fight to ring ou this mornings Epitaph editorials.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

TBE ToMBsToNH still lives Ia spite of ground grabber Berry, and His man Friday; john o. Dunbar.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

The Skating Rink will open to- morrow (Saturday afternoon), and continue oper every afternoon and evening until tie close Of llae season
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

As previously stated, it will take the official vote of California to deter= mine which of the political parties knocked the political persimmon.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

By Inc aid of Ihe GloOezBemo at and the New York Mail and Express, our morning mugworm contempory gets out good paper sditorially.
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 Cochise County.

The recent elections prove that day light is dawning fof the wage workers of the United States.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

To whom it may concern: The firm Of Barrow < Bagg has this day dr solved by ,rutua' ccuecnt <. M, Barrow retiring from ssia f'n. All ni'!s against said firm will hr .aid ly $ z. B B.S,. s E.. ; 'i'
 ; A. E.bENniF
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IT is funiored that Rule and Mitch ell will ere long assume editorial management of the Democrat.
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LOuk OaJ.

And don't you fsI get il, that #olrott x Messiyk have the finest toilet ooa''S for sale that has ever been offered t1 the (eo"le O. .,.5 ..ti. 5-!2u
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

X splendid line of mems California updtIclothes, at Bags. l3-t
 To RENT.-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce strcelr. Nice garden, chicken house au'I >ta- bie; iruit-hearing trees, grape vines, etc. Will be rented cheap to a good ien"nt. Apply on the premises. If
 The finest family four, at Wall colt's, on Fifth street. u
 We expect q rush fer our dress goods, bargain counter. Pal,iue. ii
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

Itis stAted that Jolihhy Behan has q sure thing for Sergeahl-a!-arms of 1he next territorial council.
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and MINING TIMBER.

Nnd oshrf kinds Of lumber, which will he cid ai prices that defy compeiil OR. Every foot of uUT rmLer is guaranteed.
 Address, HOLMES tS I uONFSON.
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C-rry ---- r0

WY SE.Es2. 1:H, --l3 7,-,--'-~-. G:-9ct, Cl:- -a,s. r. .il. - .T.sl e ca.a cs =-,zsiaa, or Sllr ieI:l. A. a6 :-- i--s. gT--'I. ..t -e-I c .zye-aeo saI: A-t SJ ;r move. SzceP. on hands md tnrza Jrn-r .5s. 20. sn c. islpi - sr. for i T, s-r-: t,I tut ~s!- rI rtHiod 9S: G05tors .'r,a need I.s go '.>'- l.er--.AlC ztiy .,--eI
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Notice.

ln ALI. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: Whereas my f0rmer part"er Fritz Ger hardt has mysleriously disappeared ir)ai his place cf business in B,sJee, Cochise County, Ai T.; a!I peisons gre hereby noti fled that 1 will nctb responsible TOT sny debts which he may contract
 HENRY DEgACa.R. 3sbrc, August 4t!, SSd.
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v-1v yT7-9r Ell YT-

F. sI Iss-n~@.Ci'. 7. -7: -rsrr, v. r. erred rs . r3..- C- l4rsr,.~. - -5r .- yr=-, e H-trF, hg ,CG!C.'.i T .lf ...I-,S 'f..' m'sy "41ce.fGi sT-s ai !,-.--! ,! q Gl-tG;rt rf scc."5 fs.t t-l". hl.A s-,'y. t.;-s. isr5 C ..t t.---'r ttCIrc -s nI=t D.. = ;r- g.og3 |. S'5.a !a:ti 's f' tEs Eea-S b., T .cs s-a..' 5 I:;'-t :.~ ..1 -.-' .1-'5.
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DreSs-goods at s yar.s for Sl0), spItr,:id value. Palace" Fifth $ ctt. y27f
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WAZ'F5 53zs-Lady a@erts aclaaIly clear w 5%O daily with my wonderu cntrey new patent ru5hcr uudergnment rr ie m.!cs. 4 Au4ihistrr'S vie so!d i3 first Eour
 MADAM ". [. LITTLE.
 \ 443, Chicago, il.
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ET|9S- Ev-?rNfEEE

3a-,lcE '. F 2.c::ar;:ss,n, Cas.ora House. lev E..s.s oH C. a. s-t5: '' ;s5l SarCfai0us Ulcers ,ross or1 nay b1ly U"i I was -lass oi c1rTCP- E5orythir= hAo'TJ t1 the '.., a al tacri.E -25 .risd i1 v=ln. n- :-I se Ei .: r-cN. 4 tI;uas o.:;i not lift rsv hand t21G id, c0Gd na5 turn n bed; T-5 ,3-5ja 't sin, a.i i1uked upGn life faA c1ree. No r''i-j ore ira iU teu years !5'! hol of 1.s -tL U-;A s4--lo-E,, IscG -ac-4 1i' F.s 3e re fly erred
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18
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Tine undersigned has for sal.', ih lots to su t, al tnrir mil ut tho head ol nlorse's $ Canycn, SHAKES, SHINGLES
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

THE Epitaph and Democrat arc at swords points; and the compliment ary notices bestowed one upon the the otLer wt uld make Billingsgatc firt woman turn green from envy. Why cannot our contemps live in peace with the journalistic world, as does TIE TOMBSTONE?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18
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The follow ing is ti.e rate charged rem Iuirbank 10 tae .iifersnt places nui1rh Ill u 6 schelulr:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-18

Governor Luis Torres of Sonera' suppressed the recent revolution In that State with an iron hAni. He shot the leader of the revolutionlstj Scnor Fillurde, and the remnant oi the band was shot at HermosillJ q few days since.