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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

Here is one of Boston's 10000 girls in excess
of the pantaloon gender. This is her picture
in the early spring of her youth, when she
neither realizes nor fears her superfluousness.
Observe her mocking smile at the elder sister
before her. who was once as young and hope
ful as she. but who now sees the husband she
hoped for vanishing to point in the whittier
most of the where Woman in Boston is fire.
uuently hopeless and unattached fact at 30.
Not only are marriageable men scarce here,
but OPPORTUNITIES of financial independence
for women are, it seems to me, fewer than
elsewhere. The hopeful old maid and the
old maid who has lost hope may be distin-
puished, the one from the other, anywhere.
The latter is settled and bookish looking; has
the air of having renounced the world-other-
wise men-and taken up philosophy. The
former looks as though she still intended to
coast an anchor to windward" if she should
have chance.
Twas invited to club meeting, and it was
"Patiencen without the music, sure enough.
Il was a woman's club, Of course; but the
meeting was an open one-open to both
sexes-so the news went round with a joyful
sound. 1t was greatly talked up. The i'm
preston was given me that the meeting would
be an occasion of extraordinary interest; an
affair which, if / were to miss, l should spend
the remainder of my life in regrets over.
Holders of invitations were made TO feel that
thew had been favored of the gods The Rev.
Mr.. Grindwen would read a paper on dead
poets. That of itself, knew not why,
seemed to impart mysterious excitement to
everyone who contemplated being present.
All were made to feel that a light would be
thrown on the rhythmic dead such as had
never been ON sea or land, and which it would
be well to see. made up my mind that Mr..
Grindwell was an obelisk of learning who
onened his mouth but seldom, but when he
did be electrified his hearers
went early, feeling that couldn't have
much of SO exalted a privilege as even
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
SHE DEMANDED AN ENCORE.

BE sat on bicycle as straight as an icycle, and
she on a tricycle. rode by his side.
BE talked like jolly fop and naught could his
folly stop, with all kinds of lolly pop enliyen-
ing the ride.
II last incidentally, more instincively than men.
tally, he grew sentimentally saccharine
sweet.
And he told with intensity of loves strong pro
pensity, its force and immensity, its fervor
and heat.
Just then DER some hummocks he sprawled out
kertiunmux and she thought what a lum-
nux TO tumble just then!
But he climbed to his station, while she said with
elation: Renew your narration; say il
over again" Life.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

zion. 1t had teen originally two houses,
which were made over into one hs choicest
treasure is its vast library of 10000 volumes,
which New York city hopes to possess as .
legacy from the sage.
At the age of S5 Mr.. Tilden was most sue
cessful lawyer. He became rich in railroad
and mining enterprises before being elected
governor of New York, in 1875. His estate is
estimated at $1,000, ,OC0, to be divided among
more than twenty heira
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
LITTLE BOYS TAKE WARNING.

Two little boys, named Jack and Jim,
In hot, or wintry weather,
No matter what the racket was
Most always were together.
49,
=. 4 4 ::
But one day Jack went to the stream
To take q little swim;
He got a cramp, which laid him out,
And here's the last OF him:
o.
jun tackled the green apple crop
And twenty-four he ate;
He got cramp which bent him so
They couldn't jerk him straight.
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Evansville Breeze.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
BESIDE TILDEN'S GRAVE.
THE PICTURESQUE BURIAL PLOT
AT NEW LEBANON, N. Y.

The Great Democrat Sleeps Amid His
Ancestors in the Country Burying
Ground-A White-Draped Catafalque.
At New Lebanon, Columbia county, n. Y,
the mortal remains of Samuel Jones Tilden
were buried, Saturday, Aug.7. There, in the
little country hamlet, his life started, seven
ty-two years ago. When it had worn out
the body and taken its fight to unknown
realms, the clay mold it had inhabited was
given back to the same kindly earth at New
Lebanon.
The portrait in the illustration is from
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
In Our MidsfV Is Gnod-

Now that watermelons are in our midst
again it is said that the price of Jamaica gin
ger has advanced. Thus an old principle of
political economy is again vindicated. The
demand regulates the price. When water
melons go down the price of ginger goes up
Chicago Herald
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
CASUS BELli CUTTING.

The American Editor Whose Detention
Has Raised Such . Hubbub.
The arrest and detention of Editor Cutting
by the Mexican authorities has attracted tde
attention of the whole continent, and ilas-
trates the bitter feeling that exists betw n
neighbors on the banks Of the Rio GralK.e.
This animosity comes from the long series' Of
depredations which the lawless bands on both
sides of the river have practiced on one an
other for years.
The facts in the present rupture are
about as follows: Mr. Cutting, while an
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

It is a peaceful country graveyard. The
thoughts of the Sage Of Greystone turned to
that in his old days, rather than to the more
pretentious cemeteries nearer New York city.
His family were Presbyterians.
Greystone is beautiful country seat on a
Hudson river hill, above the village of Yon-
kers, nine miles from New York city. Mr..
Tilden's city home, at Gramercy park, in New
York was a luxurious and beautiful man
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
A Book for the seaside.

"Here is list of books to take to the
mountains or seaside, /" remarked Mr.. Snooper,
looking up from his paper, sand they have
actually omitted the most important book Of
ALL"
"What book have they omitted!' asked
Mrs. Snooper.
"The pocketbook "-Pittsburg Chronicle
telegraph. m
Tnere are little, sweet, pretty and green
oaseSall the way through the desert OF life,
but the fat man who breaks suspender on a
hot day when running to catch train doesn's
think of this-Boston Courier.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
nomination Immediate

Mr. jerks had but recently retired from
the office of assistant secretary of the interior
to take charge of the estate Of the late MIR.
Dubois, his millionaire client, but it after
ward leaked out that the position was not an
agreeable one to him. The position of solici-
tor general has salary of 81, 900 attached to
it. He is also paid $4,000 year for manag-
ing the Dubois estate.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
A Heart For Any Fate.

"Erastus," said citizen to coiored man
On the market, "you live out on Prospect
street, don't you'"
"Yes sah"
ave rented that fve-acre field this SIDE Oh
the railroad tracks, and / did think OF piano-
ing it all TO watermelons."
ayes, sab. Dat would be boss speckula.
shun, sab. OATS de bes' groun in de nun
state fur watermelyons. Bein L lib Gus oy
III watch de field fur you"
awhile / did think Of planting it to melons,
as said, I've concluded to use 1t all ior
potatoes hope you are not disappoin'eo'
Erastus!"
~Oh, no, no, sab. rze allus BIN apou'
ekally divided tween 'taters an meiyohs'
Detroit Free Press.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

American citizen,
hives in the Mexi-
can town Ell PasO
del Norte and edits
and publishes q
newspaper called Ell
Centinela. In this
Journal, which is
printed in the Span
ish language, he at
! ia ked a rival
named Medina, who
had issued a pros
pectus for the pub
lication Of another
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
SOLICITOR GENERAL JENKs.

The senate Confirms John Goodies Sue.
eessOr Without Debate.
When the senate refused to confirm Mr..
Goode, of Virginia, after he had held tho i'm
portant position Of solicitor general for
year, it was supposed there would be some
difficulty in securing an incumbent for the
position that would meet with their approval,
but on receiving the nomination Of George
A. jerks, of Pennsylvania, the senate paid
him the high compliment Of confirming his
nomination inlmediatelr
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE WHEN PURCHASED.
We present here view of the house at the
time of its purchase by the president. In an
other is shown the remodeled structure which
retains scarcely a vestige of the original
dwelling. The two-story stone house seems to
have entirely disappeared, and on the site
stands as beautiful a suburban villa as can be
found anywhere. There are few localities in
this part of the country where the stretch of
Landscape is as diversified as it is at this ele-
walton looking southwark from the presidents
private residence. Other executives have
been owners of real estate at the capital but
President Cleveland is the first to build q
country home for himself in the neighborhood
of the White House,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

d PnotoSIaPH Ia
ken only a few
weeks before Mr..
Tilden died. For
t b e past t t e n
months he had
been gaining in
flesh and strength,
and there was rea-
son to believe that
he had years of life
before i'm yet.
There was even
talk of nominating
him for the presi-
dency in 1888, with
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
Mrs, Senator DOlph.

It seems to be just dawning on the mind OF
society that the wife Of Senator Joseph n.
Dolph, of Oregon, is one Of the most beauta-
full women in Washington. Almost any man
who is millionaire can be q United States
senator in these days, but not every senator
has beautiful wife. In the absence Of other
claims to distinction, this is one not to be d.
spised.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
The Poverty of Business.

Affectionate wife to husband-You say you
can't take me TO Saratoga this summer. Why,
there's Ditchetts-he's going to take his wife
for q whole season.
Husband-Yes; but, my dear Ditchetts ha,
Just failed. have not, The Judge.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
THE CATCHER CAUGHT.

Here lies man Of many lies,
His name was Catfish Jim;
He use TO dig all day for worms
The worms now dig for him.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
FOR PUBLIC PRINTER.

Gen. Rogers, of Buffalo, Likely to Sue.
ceed s. T.. Rounds.
The position of public printer is considered
a very important one la the government, as
he controls about Z, 500 employees and expends
over 81 O0O, 900 year in the work of printing
and binding the various government pubhcar
tions. Mr.. s. P. Rounds having resigned, bis
successor is said to be Gen. Rogers, of Buffalo.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
THE. PRESIDENTS COUNTRY HOME

Row His Cottage Has Been Kpltrged
and Beautified.
On the estate of twenty-seven acres pur-
chased by President Cleveland on Georgetown
Heights was double twostory stone cottage
having nine large rooms. Shortly after the
purchase President Cleveland intrusted to
Messrs William NJ. Poindexter & Co., Of
Washington, the duty of preparing plans for
completely remodeling and extending the cot
tage,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26

A correspondent sends us an article en-
titled "How to Manage Wife" The manu-
script has a vexed and disjointed look as
though the writer had broken OF seVerM
times to dodge broomstick. k.-Buring'on
Free Press
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-08-26
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Publishers and Pr0prietors.
Largest Circulation Of any Paperin Montana
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Helena, Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
HOUSES TO LET
j. ROM AEFsE Brown,
62 West :s3d-st., near Broadway.

HIRAM MERRITT, So 3d-ave., offers the
following desirable houses from May j:
No BIC East 3tst stories and basement Il rooms
81 100 ana ,JotOn.
No 32i 18th three stories and basement II rooms
81, 90 ami CTOtOD.
three BASEMENT II rooms
81. 900 and CrOtor.
No lS3 2daVc four stores English basement is rooms
s 400 and CisfOn.
Livingston Place stories high stOop j. rooms
81 500 and CroOn Opposite etuyyesantS 4usTe Pdrk
ITO RENT.-The desirable dwelling No.
4 West 47th ST. Dining room extens sion. 49, -, .
b. ". WILLIAMS, West 47th-st.
rENO RENT.-A number of first-class furnished
b. " WILLIAMS. 2West 5-thst
ITO LET.-Four-S story brownstOne dwelling,
Il a. WEST 46rH-STREET
ROBERT L. BROWN. 20 Nassau ST.
ITO LET.-TOuse No. 203 East 10Th St:
rent 81 400 and Croton; wil put In good order FOL
pei nit etc. apply 10 RAN MHklITI 53d-s. 5daVe
ITO EI.-To a private family, new three
story brownstone house fully furnished immediate
possession rent $50 per annum. Apply on premises ZlO
West lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

yrCopnFD REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N Y. CITY.
The following SHOWS tle real es'A's rAn''o' r"o0fa''
iOlst-st n s. 100 fw q 2dave. loOxloo11' 90 ooo
hsaTss ct q 70 M Of ave h A. 5S12 Nm Man ref
"a q, IN @ 81 ana ssS Iaroo
,S ronerfy II Wandel 10 COrdler ......... 10000
oIsTsL >, ~ ~ te +" Poebe Mocsoy $4,000
1920 s. s 81 10 y M sesseSs $500
aoa s's = 80 n Of SHAVE, 25I9s5i Lucinda Bux
ss, h2R 70 200 e d iithsye 25IioO5 Ellen
FthSHe sos t SS Il ndsser and another G25O
'otSsve foT 2Ur Il. to Barncy 1l5GoO
tst9s 's No sS Ss MS 2l25O
Duane ST. no az he'nN" iOHNo oocO
s2d 81 Ssp 81 10 OF save 25d1o3.5 Vim schAner
SAME poSe7tS fGs schneider and wife Karona
lo91' tn IA sno GS ~ 10 PeS CAROL 1880
SSd o. = o ISe 10 o. IonpSins 10000
c 1ET and vie Vi to II Hollis 10000
10'i Motel. and 1i,s to aon1 n,rschben $4,000
wa and wife TO K Eiy $4,000
Sid 6sy II % sacs.i same 10 s ss
ha,t n At 49, Ely H. to Car n..,... 10000
bray ana y1le e B NC Nc i,s5Ts !. $50
clars ard another trustee 70 veInet 1890
nsTsh6eid ana wife to Frank and another 5000
seth.st g. 100 II " Of Clh ave, 2oxVoO BAD m 49,
s5, yi 4 20 we W 70 i5516Sj Hcnne.sy
,a2 RSg' s Ssri i{s7e II Of et,iave 9G4eaiii
Nichols wife 10 @ l. Nichols oo...;--v o'ooo
e'tH = 8 ltoft % poagnertg 10000
ssdt so :, ,S 81 70 aye oViOoo. u 42ooc
sstsis $40 4 q and $4,000
sSdst tos,fOs@ Si @aav0 ll7sC
7.hsi 5 ~ " Of Sa ave- l42ee
<etes 100 psnt nd y1 VIE 70 Bernos ~ 1000
hOlTos,st Nos 1o' ana 200 ..'a.a..'........ 1926
&aIh.i;snsve 60 s S ;o y 9f Ui $4,000
S, Georges Crescent, s. 1905 II OF Grenada ~
o. lOxli7oIjoXlOl Opdyke ana announcer 79s
,s,hs Yo1sg Tas VI eli OF al TO Laderifz 1920
NssAEEsI nos lI' ~Ho 41i a $4,000
Stanton ST d g. IL n " OF Msngn.st. l9.llx7G nm
HOch and wife 10 10 u hade aud another.... o'o"o
STEM 20 G ~, ,S ~ l.b6s
ISost =. lot al Goldsmith and WIG 10 M 400
sOtSs ~ iiw Of 2dave 2sni6o6i W brennan o. o,o
irIer III lsorcws and O. vile 10 Reirns ,.. 1900
Iso,Ieo s. y,gStb Ave n co 10 W RANKIN -. $4,000
sa.ys Z0ft Of ia dist. 2O1oO, Gray 70 20 400
Pit l75 " Of Sth ave 226xlOOs Al row On ooo
AvSA, sw Of fSa ST. 5i9ii0o stemmsrmann ;. ann
s'sth-st s. 100 II Of 9th-avs 6oIi06 r Smith ann
H9;a So ssss f. ' 81 5tsve 2sesrios BIAS GI
AA'sxaoas7ss scott " A b Biodsest-.--..-. How
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

Sale OF brewery and lots Nos % and 70 Madison At snd
a. Oliver st. and lots at Fiatbush. L. l. was "i'hafawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NETWORK, Thersday. April 8. 1888


Ire following held at tbs Exchange ann Auction
h00" ''~"' Blu LoniS Mcsier d Co.
! 9.story dwelling and stable WITH plOl OF aDn N9oS
Llyersiy.pace G cor 10Th ST. plot o5oxI291 -, ooo
BIZ Scott Myers
bonse With o. 10 46h-st.
pa tt W OF Bway, lot H. lUt3 JHConney Z4VOO
Hg 4 j. BieeckeI'S Son d co.
llotss West ll7th.st. 400 IT. OF sth'sse SoS1 ooo
oiO'"' D'"O' Hy jcre johnson. r..
Istory brildnr win lease OF LOT No III loth-ave. oo
G. ftss OF 2lsi-st Zl175; u Moran; lSOO
IL stoy Gw syes %i'I ID siiO22 Moore. 1850
similar hsu ~ Ma, Tra '0' ............ l7475
sl9s5 h2G Meo wt'" 'o w 2l965
sstorT dwelling with lot. No 6$l ast l$5ih.si,n oo
SAG II " OF Va I.s-ave lot 10 sxlIG Inttls H4oo
Bv ". II. Born.
Mo. of land es WebserG are. lo0l II n OF Sprng Xxx
ST IoU15sIlO2.Sxe4A Donovan ana + carey oio
TO Il SprlDgst 4th Var" 4O"Ai4AA .VoA .no
a. Kelly and colo stem =, 4 =; 4oO
bs,ory hulding with lot, No 100 asst 9Th ST. 8, -
Of % ave LOT 81 ex-s4 J Terry ...-;;:.;-,Y IZVOO
4lots IS M9ss h 1S str st. wv 6O5O
Ssie} 9"eI i've Tls 10 ot iS 1883 Wm Gale 49, $500
s.Cy .1t WIZ Io 2Stxioaz Il Ktchert 1900
Ssi9ry Gwe psIy wS lot 2&s3S LeEness 22lOO
j story nuildug win lOt. No A greenwich ave IS.
2yI.il II N OF lOthst lot 226xojHxSl@AIO=i ecos
BeTnhei"er- BR00Ki.YN PK0PEi,TY.
I 3story building with lots Nos IS and 1877 Oth. mr.
81 g. 65 II of Hopest lots 2SNeo!t SCAulL1 c''-o
2s,ory dwelling win lot No - prGatdl-s" 80 sooo
LOIS ON aSH Sv fafb - ii0'" 1000
iots on MonIos o. 10 u iiol- 1850
JUN N'"'' BIZ Il n. Ludioc q %.
A Nae 1nNa1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

COACHMAN, COOK, LAUNDRESS-By
~ man and encumbrance; understands plain gar
denpgi can required and keep place 10
good order cook suldress ten ycAye
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-15
Notice of Sherin's Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU TON IS sued out Of the District Court of the First Jud 'cial District Of the territory Of Ar.zona, an and for tte county of CochiSe, tested the list of April, 1sS6, on judgment entered ihereln oh the 9tth day of pecemLer, SS2, 5n certain actien:whcreih' A. C, Smith as ulaintitf retoSered judgment against J. $ Clark, J. J. Anderson and J. D. Rouse for 4fie sum of S413O. and 10 mc directed and adrlIvered.
 have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the said defendants in and to the "Way-Ur" mine and mining claim, situat: tn Tombstone mining district, Cochise ceunty, ArizuLa, and bounded on the south west 6Y the "Good Enough mine, on tie northwest by the "Ficld' mne and the tG ldcd Edge" mine, and known as mineral survey lot No. B, together wilt all the sur face ground thereof and all tue improve lnents thereon.
 : Public notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd day of April, 1886, at one o'clock D. III. of thai day in front of the court house of Eaid county of Cochise at Tombstone, will 8e1l slI the right, title and interest of the said above-named defendants Tn and to the above descrlled property at pubic action for cash to tbc highest and best bidder to satisfy said execution, interest and all costs. k. s. HATCH, Sheriff.
 By c. D REtPY, Under Sheriff.
 Tombstone, Aprif'l, 1Se6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-15
SHERIFFS SALE.


 BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the District Court of the First Judi dieiai District in. and for thc County tif eCochise, territory of Arizona, 10 me direct ted and deliver ed ona judgment rendered in Said Court on the iSth day Of February, .TSS6, in favor Of D A. Miller ct a and agaInst T. J. Bates, whercin.I am commanded to make the sum Of SlOj.05 damages Fith in ferest thereon from date Of judgment at the rate of - per cent. per annun until paid: together with $76G0 costs and accrIin% costs. iiaye this day levied upon the following edescribcd property, to wit.
 An undivided one. sixth interest in the Pioneer and Calumet mining claims, stu ated in California mining district, County of EOchise, Territory of Arizona, Public notice is herCay given that on fCriday, the 3nd, day Of April, lSS6, between the hours of 9 a. III. and ] p m. in frnht of Nhe Sheriff office, in the City Of Tombstone Fyochlsc County, Arizona Territory, l will sell all the right, tile and interest of the said T. J, Bates in and to tie above described property at Public Auction, to the highest sand best bidder, fur cash, lawful money ol the United States, % satisfy said execution and all costs. Dated this inc 18th day of March, 1886.
 v. s. HATCH, E H,. Sheriff.
 By C.'B. EfaII.
 Under Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-15

Mir. JOHNSON will practice in all the Courts of the Territory, Tn both CiTil and Criminal cases.
 Mir. PALMER will devote his attention as expert in BookkeepITg, also to BOOK. KEEPING, SEARCHING of RECORDS COPYING, ABSTKAC TING, CONVERTING ING, aud all other business connected there. with. For the convenience of hrsnrss men and others having PAST DUE and oil her claims for Adjustment and Collection, tiiis office offers Hnparalla ed adrautarcs. Mir. PALMEE SIlFEecp, for Inc hcnr:.t Of holdrre of real estate, Special B. ok for inc entry of Houses and Lands fGr Sale or 10 Rent DEEDS, MORTGAGES and LEASES ~ ill be carefully drawn and RENTS COLLECTED, and, IS both branches of this office n.e,!S your patronage, it s certainly Quken in con,unctidn with lAyif long experience in iEc above businjaS speCialties), q sufficient guarantee of prainptnees and economy. Mir PALMER wia also tran suct, |: agent in ToE bs,unc, business or any nature fuT Der suEo living abroad, guaranteeing thrm liS,&tiid GEd disl uich
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-15
The Great English Remedy

It,is q never failing cure for nervous de . bihtY, exhausted vi tality; seminal weak ness, sperInatorrhea, lost mgphood, impo- tcney, paralysis. aud all the terrible effects of self abuse, youth follies and eECesses Tn mature years-Such
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-15
For Sale, ,orToLset
 Russ HOlEAc.

The shofe named, ard well known prop erty is for Sale or Aense On most favorable terms. Or will be H4cL by the AnOnth 10 2 responsible pariy. Owing lO i!a favorable location at the corner Of Tough nut and Fifth street.. it offers unusual ad- Santag@s as Boarding House for Miners. The Rs sISs Blouse has al- ways received large patronage from the travelling public and citizens To parties who desire tu engage in lhc sEosei, Res
 .aurant and Lodg!ng HOusr business, no bet Ser opportunity has ever bern offered. Fo
 further particulars enoLHc at the storcor
 .J.SADLER 2ss2t .>
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-15
SUMMONS

IN TIE JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT No. l, in the county of Cnchise, Territory of Arizona. before John C. EaSton, Jusiite of the Peace; demand 800.
 Mary Tack, Plaintiff,
 YS.
 C. s. Benham, Defiant
 The Territory of Arizona sends grcctirg Q to C. S. BENIIAM, Ca non.rr. idtnt ct the Territory Defendant:
 lou aic hereby summoned and required to appear before me at my office in Tomb stone, county of CuchiSp, On the 18th day of April, A. D., lSSG, at i9 u'cluck A. M. to answer the complaint of tl;e above named plaintiff, who n' naIds o; yGu that you are indebtei tn hrf Tn lhe SIin of ninety (s9O d"ilnIs, on special contract for the board ard lodging ol James HarwUcd for sixty days iE th2 summer Of .SSj as shown Ey the complaint now on file in my office And fl Ynu fail ia a$pcar and answer said cem- paint As herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded aud f"r the costs of tfis suit.
 Given under my hand this 1liL day of February, 4. D., !ss6
 JOHN C. EASTON,
 Justice ui the PeLce