The Daily Tombstone., 1886-07-22
LEGATION.
DEEDS-REAL ESTATE.

D. 5. Mlllar to H. Ohnick, lot "A in block 19, Tombstone, with improve ments: 8.
 All who desire to witness & cIrcus should not fail to attend Judge -Eas- tons court on Monday next.
 Read the call of the chaiaman of the republican central committee which appears in another column.
 It is stated that Herman Leptein will be an Independent candidate for the office of county treasurer,
 Mrs. A. Cohn and family and Mrs. J. Y Yongo returned from Fort Hua- chuca where they have been rustica- ting for several weeks to-day,
 Capt. Converse will take his depart ure in a few days for San Francisco to take part in the Grand Army en- campment.
 The lease will terminate in three weeks. I am compelled to close out general stock, and l am bound to do
 First come, first served. Call at store formerly occupied by Summer field Eros.
 Henry Martin, Contention; Sam Stanton, Sacramento; E. G. Norton, Bisbee; J. J. McCann, M. Montere, city, are registered at the Occidental.
 Goods of all description below cost, at the selling out of the stock of Herman Welisch from Charleston. Come and price goods at Summer fields old store.
 Notwithstanding the dull times they do not interfere with matrimony, there being two weddings yesterday, and another one will occur Sunday.
 Jos. Lippert is receiving the con gratulations of his many friends on account of the step he is going to take on Sunday next.
 Joe Pascholy will take his depart ure on Saturday next for San Fran cisco. He " Il be accompanied by Burke, who expects to make travelling expenses out of him.
 A Mexican was tried m Justice AL worlds court this morning for stealing a pistol and was acquitted. Panama was the attorney on one side and Bush on the other.
 County Treasurer Ritter is making up list of delinquent taxpayers whose whose property has been sold to the territory and will notify them in few days.
 The Willows saloon and TIE TOME STONE office have become quite pop ular resort of late for many of our citizors. We have an idea of what attracts them, but will not give it away.
 The Epitaph seems to think that the members of the Anti Chinese league are sleeping but in that it is greatly mistaken, as the organization is fully alive to any and every issue that needs their attention, and still keep up the boycott.
 We are in receipt of highly inter esting letter from St Johns, which unfortunately arrived too late for pub lication in this issue. Let us hear from you often. "Jingus" on any and all matters of public interest.
 Yours Res. SPoTTs.
 Collector of Customs Wilson is in dispair Sometime ago the sun hatch. ed out a chicken from an egg that was laid in the rear of hisoffice by one of his neighborS' hens. Wilson has taken great care of this little orphan and became attached to it. The chicken also became greatly attached to Wilson and the two were insepar- able. for when Wilson would go up the street it would follow at his heels just like dog; he had it trained so that when he threw little paper ball 1t would go and get it and bring it back: 1t would waltz when he whis- tied and jump over stick held by him but unfortunately he allowed 1t to roost upon the head of bis bed, and by some means it got under the cov-