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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
PERSONAL

S. NJ. Coffin visited Ontario Thursday,
W. B. Johnson took trip to Boise last
Wednesday night.
Mrs Harley Ash, Of villisca, Iowa, arrived
Thursday morning.
/ J. E Byrne, the cattle man Of Bruneau
valley arrived yesterday.
atty Gen. Pride passed through .own yes
,erday en- rout FOR Weiser,
J. N. Russell, Of Marcus Russell, Ogden.
wool dealers was in town las, week.
Prince Atheron was in oil his regular pill
grimage from Jordan Valley yesterday.
NJ. B. Gwinn, of Gwinn Baker, went to
Haley Tuesday evening. lie returned yes
terday,
Mrs. Harris, daughter Of a. A, Holcomb,
removed with her family to Ke,chun, last
Tuesday
Mr.. Geo P, Cornwall viii be down from
Shoshone to morrow to spend the day with the
boys"
Dan. Kelleher, section foreman, and his
wife, returned from Shoshone last Monday
morning.
DR. c. Z. Custer and II. L. Mitchell, Of
Weiser, were up for a short spin the first Of
the week.
A. B. Rodger, head salesman for Jas. A.
Pinney, Boise City, is visiting friends in
Caldwell.
chas. a ciask. ct Boise, Brads;reet's
manager for idaho, gave this Office pleasant
call Wednesday last.
Sco,,y Terry came up from near Hunting
ton the first OF the week. He intends TO re-
main here permanently
Mrs. Lark Richardson has been quite i'll for
the past few days. We are glad to state that
she Is very much better
The wife Of Rev. Yocum, Of Summerville,
Oregon. IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iathorn, near Middleton.
George NJ. Brown, representing the State
Insurance Company, Of Salem, Oregon, was
in town short time this week.
Henry Batho. of Rawlins wyo., arrived
last Saturday morning, He will fill the posi-
ton of porter at the Pacific hotel
Mr.. baldwin, the leading blacksmith of
Boise, has been visiting old friends and
acquaintences in Caldwell. during the present
week.
Mr.. N. B. sebree, brother Of Howard Sc
brce, arrived here the frs, Of the week from
Southern Idaho. lie left for Weiser last We'd
nesday
Frederick F. Chisholm, mining engineer
Of the Union Pacific, arrived yesterday from |
Boise. He went down to Huntington on the
pay car.
Elder Fouch is so far recovered from his
long and dangerous aiiment that he resumed
bis duties as pastor Of the Christian church at
Star last Sabbath.
Mrs Mamie E. Lander, daughter of A.
R. T. Newland, is home from Fort Benton,
Montana, for long visit. Nh Lander will
,e here in few months.
Mr. AL Kaufman, Of Stuart, Iowa, arrived
friday morning to take up his permanent resi-
lence among US. He will be a valuable ac-
uisiton to the band. Caldwell TRIBUNE. /
We can vouch for the musical part Of your {
tatsments, being in position 10 know his ca /
acity FOR tanning wind" Our acquaintance S
ates away back to the time when We were c
9th turned over the same mothers knee and
banked until our cheeks were red-from c
Keeping. Yes, we are shrubs from the same d
ursery Weld County lColo.) Argus,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
CORRESPONDENTS.

Ne iacits correspondence fran al.
paris Of tae county and ioiR make salts
fartoTg arrangements aCiih parties toko
sgSN 'cris5 regularly. Send for partieu
lars.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
To tho Wool crowern.

The large warehouse adjoining the railroad
track at Caldwell, idaho, is placed at your
disposal for storing your WOODS, free Of charge;
and am prepared TO buy all woods offered tor
sale at said warehouse, paying full value and
spot cash for the same.
J. E. HUDSON.
Enquire at railroad Office
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
Get your reeth Repaired.

Dr. NJ. Peaerle, the well-known dentist,
will be in Caldwell on the 18th inst, Those
wishing dental work done viii find him at the
Pacific Hotel
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
Horsemen. Notioei

a general roundup Of horses will commence
Monday, May 81, at the old horse corral on
Ten Mile Creek, at which place all having
horses on this range will please meet, BY
agreement Of MANY HoRsEMEN.
County papers please copy,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22

We have the finest Turnout and Saddle Horses in the
country and viii furnish anything required in our line, with o.
without a driver night day, at reasonable rates.
We prepared receive stock at coras for boar
by the day week month and guarantee prompt and care
full attention.
We have Hay, Grain and Coal to sell at low prices.
Leave orders at the stables where they win receive prompt at
tention CAMPBELL BLACK, Proprietors
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Office at
Caldwell, Idaho, and advertised May I, 1886.
Armstrong Louis 2 Cortion Marx
Armstrong ], /. Fleming J. 3.
Danford Chas. Kimbal * kurtz
Drake Prot. e. a. McVicar c.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
School Report.

Monthly report Of School District No. 2,
tFranzlinl FOR the month ending May II. SO
rIRsr GRADE FiRsr DIVISION.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22

We also the largest stock of Staple Groceries to
found Idaho and viii guarantee lower prices than any hou
the country Large buyers will do well get prices be,
fore purchasing Direct all inquiries for groceries to Caldwell
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22
Payette Saw Mill,
w. A. Coughanour Co.. Props,

Can sarnish An Kinds OF Baildiug Material. including
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22

Total number enrolled II; average daily at
tendance 1895.
A, B. MACPHERSON, Teacher.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-22

Weather is 6ne.
Crops of all kinds are looking we'll and bid
fair to yield abundantly.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
A Granser.. E1periencc.

Nicholas Pissot, an honest and guilrless granger, arrived in this city short time ago in search of t better half. He did not want rustic dan;- sel. but Was in quest of q nice young lady thor oughly versed in the ways of the world. He met his fate in the person of miss Hettie Allen, facin- atiug young woman, who taught him how to love in one round. After q regular Romeo-a and Juliet Seii.s of love scenes she "prumisrd to be his'n ' and he vowed to make her life one bli>sful dream. h order to streng h. en the ties of affection he lavi.hrd the coin with a prOdigal hand until his rleIhoric pucse collapsed. Be- fore getting out the marriage license she insisted that an engagement ring was af eminent necessity, and the love->Ick granger acqriesced. The hoop If s"lT Was purchlsed and ac- cepted by the wnul.i-be bride. A few days az" Piss"t made d startling dis covery which male him quickly take his valise and the engagement ring and skip out. H'ttie procured a warrant for his arrest on q charge c! grand larceny for having taken the ring, and yesterday Pissot wAs taken into custody by Officer Lin-key. The prisoner claims that he had been duped by E frail wcman.-San Fran cisco Examiner.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
NIaEnetic Clock.

A curious application of the magnet is described in French journal, the suhjert of it being clock recently patented i'll France. In appearance the clock consists of tambOurine, on the parchment head Of which is painted a circle of flowers, cores bonding to the hour signs of ordinary dfals. On examination, two bees, one large and the other small, are djscov- cred crawling among the flowers The small bee runs rapidly from one to the other. completing the circle ip an hour; while the larger one takes twelve hours to furnish the circuit The parchment membrane is un- broken, and the bees are simply laid upon it; but two magnetics, connrc,- ed with ,he clockwork inside the tambourine, move just under 'he membrane, and the insects, which are of iron, follow them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Sen:imcnsa, and ao1n:c s.ne

Sen;;ncntaI and eOTn;c SoagS.
 An interesting fact about success- iu! songs may be noted, and that is, only sentimental songs make any money. Humorour songs be,'ome very popular. They are appluuded in the theater when d favoritc singer sings them, and are laughed at uD- restrain .1ly, but very few in tns and fence ever think of buyios pies If them. This is peculiarly true of that description If humorous ditty known as the topical soug. It may be ex- plaincd that this is song in which the material of the different verses is arranged to give point to significant phase which invariably forMs the last line of the verse. The performance practically amounts to piggling with language, the effect coming from the humorous and unexpected illustration which Car be udduced of the idea embodied in the adopted phrase.
 Given rn the stage by sn expert singer, who enforces tEe points of the verses by appropriate action and facial expression, these songs are very effective. Sung in the parlpr by an ordinary vocalist and without Il. C effect which comes from the assembly of large number of peep le. these | songs almost invariably fall flat. h consequence they are very seldom sung there, and the music publishers who give them to the world find the world uugrateful, much to the pub lisher's pecuniary grief. On the other | hand, q sentimental song may be sung in the hone circle by m iuex- perienced tingcr wiIE very fair effect
 somehow or other the underlying sentiment survives the m0st outrage cus treatment. ]. has better saying qualities than humor has. The mel ouies are simplF, the thoughts cx- pressed find L welcome among all classes of people, and 'he theet music inds its way 70 thonsands of piauo- racks t.lruHshOut tho iaaI; and so the luon4Ae: bs2ou,s, h.Fry @ud "flu.n'.-N. Y. -ail and Express.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
SsniN a E.fssEe One.

"Timothy O'Shay, you had Il row with your Bridget last night"
 "Did I, soir?"
 And you were seemingly doing your best to murder her when the officer arrested you"
 "Well, scir, it's all news 10 me. Where's Bridget?"
 "Ime here, darlintW called the wife as she advanced to the desk.
 "Mrs. O'Shay, you have black eye and bleeding ear"
 II have, soir. I got lem both by falling down-stairs."
 Did you have row with your husband?"
 "Just little bit of q one, sir. He kissed me and kissed him. Please let him 50, sir"
 "And he wasn't abusing you?"
 Abusing me? My darlint Timothy abusing his wi.e1 Come, now, but your Honor must be joking. Tim uthy wUulim' hurt a fly"
 "Indade I wouldn't sir," put in Timothy.
 Il find the prisoner guilty, but will suspend sentence. If you can stand it I can."
 Thanks, sir. Timothy, tell him how grateful you are.
 You needn't mind it. You can both go. If he blacks your other eye to-nisbt don't appeal to the police ln."-Detroit Free Press.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Flare QualIe..

Special tn THs DAiLr To&EsToSEl.
 CHARLESTON, 5. C., Sept. 2S.-A slight earthquake shock WIS l. l. here at 3 minutes past o'clock this alter noon, accompanied by loud rum bling souuI from north to south. The shock lasted about two reconds. Houses were shaken perceptii'ly and a number of perssnS rushed iaIu ,he streets. No damage WAS dcne beyond the falling of loose plaster. Tine shock was also felt at Savannah and Summervi!le.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
The sullivnn-HcraId Fight.

"Timep
 Sullivan and Herald shook hands. Crack! It was not some one step ping on parlor match, cut the con= cussion of the champions fist as it iambasted his opponent on the Iibs and threw his diaphragm into active vibrations. Oh, the meeting of the irresistible and the immoyable; oh, the roastingness of the rib-tickler. The men grappled, and the rabble hooted and cried: "Long live the republic" The referee ordered the men to pull themselves apart after it was plain that thoy could not pull each other apart.
 "TimeW
 Godfrey's cordial! Did anything breaki Sullivan's left fst went out like a projectile from a mortar and engaged the suburbs of Herald's ear, while his right landed squarely on his (Hcr- ald's) stomach with smash that brought him to his hunkers. All along the rivers the people felt d shock and prayed for the Charleston ! sufferers. Herald was lifted on his [ feet in time to prepare for the second slaughter. He got it soon. A cy- clonic interposition put in an ab- pearance on his midribs ana his liver performed two sumersaults in mid air, alighting with both feet ol hi- spleen. The blue tobacco freighied atmosphere was rent with curses The curses did not issue from those who bet on Sullivan.
 "Tim, !"
 Oh me. oh my.
 Herald looked blown, rather fly blown. He did not kn,w that Sulli- van was the duuhle-distilled essence of parcxygmal lightning always on tap and in quantities to suit. H." gasped and caught friendly eye. It was that of the Chief of Police, who stepped forward with club in his hand and Il cluve in his mouth. He jumped into the center of the area and demanded that the combat cease. Who can dispute $ policeman when one meets him outside 2 bai-ruomP Certainly not those who would bruise each other for the sport oi the Smal'- headed.
 Do you believe the fight was square? arksd Michael Mu!doon of Eaniel Mulcahey.
 "How C, uld anything be square that Was fought in rihg?" resi Ond- ed MulcaiIty with cunning wink O.l City Bhzzlr.i.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Cattle PrOcInEatiOn.

Special to TEs DAILY ToMEsroNEl.
 MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2S.-The Cover nor yesterday issued proclamation forbidding the importation of cattle from Illinois, except when accom- panied by & certificate of health from the State veterinary of that State or ins pcctor of the United States bureau of animal industry.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
vmsaerSil4 for Mayor.

Sp> cinI 10 Tug DAlLT TodRsT eNEl
 NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-W. Astors election as President oi the Republi- can Association of ,he 1l;h Assembly District. hds given 4n ia,petus ta the talk oi Cornelius T~a1-,hii as the Rspub!ican candidate t.s j yyy. HenIy .G<orge's n"lninato4 Is al>p helping YandertNt
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
E.4ic.ed for nnaxi.4gh1c..

EHAicGed f0r .Sin a1i:. 3 EiIIc... Special to THs DAU.I TOMBSTONE.
 BUFFALO, Sept. 2S. - Conductor Harrison and engineer Brewer, Of the excursion train in collision at Silver Creek, have been both indicted for manslaughter by the grand jury at Mayville. They are beld in $3,OO0 bail each. Their cases will be tried next month.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Miss Minnie Hart returned last

F. w. Beau de Zart came up flom Charleston yesterday.
 MT, Lovejoy returned last evening from visit to California.
 ". II. Savage is still confined to his room with Mplerial Fever.
 A few commercial men still finger in this city, looking after trade.
 A neice of Jose Elias was married at the Occidental hotel to-day.
 G. W. Swain took trip to Fair bank on legal business to-day.
 Dust, dust, dust, was tue most visi- ble attraction in Tombstone to-day
 A set of false teeth still remain in this office awaiting an owner.
 The thermometer registered SS de grees. at noon to-day.
 Several more dogs fell victims to the power of the dog iend last even ing.
 The Republican banner will be flung to the breeze in front of the headquarters this evening.
 Mark Smith left this morning for Graham county where he will open his CANVASS.
 The grand earthquake demonstra- tion is billed for ? o'clock p. m. tc- morrow.
 The Lordsburg advance has en- larged since it changed hands, and now presents much better appear ance than heretofore.
 Tine Mexican custom house officers at the line, together with several att taches of the same place, is visiting this city.
 W. P. Whitely one of the leading stockmen of ihe Sulphur Spring val ley returned last evening from visit to the eastern States.
 Mrs. Albert Springer and daughter returned last evening from an ex- tended trip to California. They both were greatly benefited by the trip.
 A Carrello, Jose M. Elias and fam l. ly San Pedro H. Percy, E. N. Morri- son Wilcox; W. c. Greene Hereford i; J.N. Cameron Fairbanks are register ed at the Occidental hotel.
 Work was commenced upon the new adobe building, which is being erected on the corner of Third and Allen streets, to-day, When it is finirhed it will be occupied by Norris & Hilton as wholesale and retail meat market.
 The Tombstone Engine Company will hold their regular meeting to morrow evening, and every member is requested to be present as the officers of the company for the ensuing year will be elected.
 Judge F.. ", Morrison, the Rspub- lican candidate for County Judge came over from Wilcox last evening and took his departure this morning for his home. He is making an actv i've canvass for tEe whole ticket in his section, and feels confident that it will be elected from top to bot,o y.
 Tom Gregory left yesterday morn ing fer his ranch in the DIagoons.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
NOEice % Or. iilOrs.
ESTATE oT DGUnaL ,,LBB. DECEAsl

ESTATE OF DEUhaL "EbB. DECEASED. The crr,'iiors oI aud ali persons having c.aI.as asan..t the sad named eS'a'c are Lereb, Lu,liiru iU eHuIUit Ih,ir Claims HI,4 1ae nrce1sary r0utl.crs t0 mv, within Jour monius al,er Arst publication of tnls notice, ai t.:e stuIe 01 HzIEsIa x Mcclure, la the ci :, of 4umb.t1nv, Locniss county, Terri t.ri oI ArIzOuu. or the same will bs forever Oalrld. E2SEsr D. AeCLUkE,
 AdWinISrStor. loml:;one. September i.I., lSsS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
GIove Contest.

ipsc al to 7nE DAIII ToMBsToNE.l
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-COve contest between Jack Burke ali Jack Demsey, which was originally fixed to take place this evening, has been postponed on account of the failure to procure the necessary City Licence. NU Gate has besn fixed, until the licence is procured.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Redemption BoHds-

Special to TIE DAILv TOMUsToSEl.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-rhe AcI- ing Secretary of the Treasury this afternoon issued the one hundred and forty-tb;rd call for the redemption ol bonds. The call is for $l5,Q90,0O of ii9 three per cent. loan of 1882, and aotioe Is sisch that tue principal and accrued interest of the bonds design- ated "ill b. paid at Washington tue ..is! day of November, lSS6, and that :i. l. e:est on said bonds will cease 'att !uy
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
%UGzUC.

io ALI. wI.os: IT .-.>T cJScERS: ,q...eas my iorrlrr .ig."er Fritz Get ,.r..t m.,. l... ,,crio;,,ig d'aarpeareu rom n.s ,,iasc ci Du,inc.5 n 8.snee, ~o~n''e yvunty, 4. '. all persoh. -.c ne,eoy not'- 1:,d ,nat w.I. nv, OY I"s:''"si"'c i"r any acb.s wnlcu ..e aIs. coi'ifac1
 1IaKi H02,~CHEE. 3sorr, Angus. -ti'. 'oJ.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
<aa.tC1 IoIGcc.

Ali velsons dre n"rcoy no iiied that m; na,, AI,utAa DIS.UE, i-N.iiS 't's lh , Itu ad~ uu.ru n 4t.iou, caG-E UI FivtOcdtlO', tLelS' Iuie vii uut Oe re$ro: s.ble Tor, nor pay. any ucU,s u "cr coLtrlt;:h- f"'n an AI'ei t.i, t.a,e. Ju!H DEl ny [.
 .;isove, sept. .5.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
FOR caTY rrEA<pRER.

Thereby announce myself 10 the votsrs Of 4be City of Tombstone as an independent candidate for City Treasurer at the election which will he held November 2hd.
 OLIVER TREVILLIAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

FOR SALE-A first-class ticket from Benson to Los Angeles. Apply at once at the Occidental Hotel for price, etc. G-9t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Information

Wanted Of the birth-rllce of J. Devine, formerly of this city; also the maiden name of his mo, her. Any one who can give the above i,i- formation will confer great favor by addressing A. W. smith, Tombstone.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Yice-CoRsuI Recognized.

Yice-CeRsuI Recognized. Special to THE DAILY ToNBsToNEl.
 WAsHINeToN, Sept. .20.-The presi- dent has recognized Rugno Velez as vice Consul of Mexico at Tucson Ari- zona.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Look Out,

And dent you forget il, that W0lcott & Messick have the finest toilet soaps for sale ,nat has ever been offered to the people of this city. O-@S"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
RnIes of EnrC.

The following is the rate charged from Fairbank 10 the different places named in the schedule:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Earthquake.

Special to Tu1 DAILY ToMrsToNEl.
 AUGUSTA, Sept. 2S.-There was distinct shock of earthquake felt here at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

Gus Tribolet ls now running his meat market on Allen street on a strictly cash, basis and it wi.l rny our citizens 10 call at his shop und get ihe choicest cuts of beef iur very hi;Ir c ,eh. t-j.i.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

TN sale tl;ral--GS" o;ll,,., ted rorm set. w"rdtohr, C.; k t., -.",-. etc. iy to \. (. P'rsr"t!, Fonr::. si:,ct. ietwcen E.e.@oat auj 5~i: .gt
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
EOuial

A set of lower teeth, which the owner can have by calling at this of flee and paying for this notice. If
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

Hugh Percy took his departure tz4is morning for his home in Wilcox. E. w. Morrison left for his home in Wilcox this morning.
 Dress-goods at sacrifice. Palace.
 Judge Pinney is now residing in Napa City, California.
 Our dress-goods, bargain counter. Palace. 9-27tf
 Henry Campbell is confined to his room by illness.
 We expect rush for our dress goods, bargain counter. Palace. Il
 Tom Sorin, the wood contractor of the Dragons, is visiting this city.
 The I. o. o. F. will meet this even Ing.
 Something recent - Dress-goods, bargain counter. Palace" 27tf
 AT. Jones and James Hennessey returned last evening from trip to Bisbee and along the river.
 Come and see our dress-goods, bar gain counter. Palace Dry Goods Store. S'zIu
 H. Windmiller, better known as Murphy, took his departure this morning for California.
 Good colors, good goods, good value all for good money. Palace" Fifth street. 9-Z7f
 Tombstone Engine Go. will elect officers for the ensuing year to-mor- row evening.
 Th4 JeSish Nv Y,Ar will com mence tomorrow evening and last until sundown on Thursday evening. DreIs-goOds as 8 yards fo. $lo0. splepdid valus. Palace" Fifth street. 927tf
 Walter Hadlsy, of Lake Valley, New Mexico, is registered at the Oc- - cidental.
 You can get dress for $I.50, good wearing goods tt the Palace, Fifth street. 9-27tf
 Alfred Carillo and Jose Elias and family are registered at the Occiden- tai hstel.
 For sale CLeap-Colt rife, A cal ibre, peep and globe sights. Apply at telegraph office. 9-25-Iw
 Amos F. Williams, for q long time Dn employe ef THE ToABsToNE, took his departure this morning for Cali fJiniA.
 Come quick and secure at least one of the many beautiful patterns of dress-goods displayed on our bargain counter. Palace" Fifth street. If
 Real estate was floating in the air to day. Some people think that tue wind is fOreruuner If Virgins earthquake.
 Harry Brook has got x meaningless letter in the Epitaph th:s morning and tries uo hide himself under the name of "Ellington."
 Hon. Hugh Percy, of Wilcox, Chairman of the Republican County Central Committee came over last evening to attend meeting of that body.
 Our merchants are doing . land office business with Sonora mer- chants, who are arriving in this city daily, and purchasing large quanti- ties of goods.
 ". J. Bishop left this mor4ing fo l Phenix, where he goes to take charge of the gas works at that place. lie like all sensible men, subscribed for HE TOMBSTONE before he left. We commend him to the people of Phe- nix as q irst-clAss citizen, and uuI loss Is their gain.
 On Sunday evening last, MT. Mar tin Burns of Charleston, and Mis-, Joan"a Welch, of Reno, Nevada were united in the holy bonds c mstr;mo ony by the Rev. Esther Dolje Alter the ceremony. the happy coupl, repaired to the Occidental Hote where they held q reception fer theil friends. They took their departure Yesterday for Charleston whele they