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HEROIC DEATH.
A Young Woman save. Three Icrson.
From Drowning. and Going Back
After the Fourth L. Seized
and bra cred under

81 PAu, MINI, Aug IA Butte.
Montana, special, gives tho particulars OF
the drowning OF Miss Jane Macarthur, form
eriy OF that city, in heroic effort to save
tho lives OF others. For n year past she
has been conducting n cattle ranch on Tia,
Upper Sun river With her old mother
she was cncamped on the bank of tho
river when Judge Armstrong, with his
wife, daughter OF fifteen years, son of
Twelve years, and spinster sister. at
tempted 10 ford the river with four-horre
team. The horses became unruly, ran into
deep water and spilled the family into tho
RAPID current None OF them could swim
Mics Macarthur seeing the accident, plum gcd
ia in ana saved the son, daughter aud mother
Going bnck for the sister she was seized in
death grip by the drowning woman and
both were lost
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Wholesale Iail nalixerx

PiTrsBURoH, Pa, July 2a.-There was I.
Wholesale jail delivery at Wheeling yester.
day. While the officials were eating dinner
twelve OF the prisoners. including a num-
Der held on serious charges, scaled the
walls aud escaped, The fugitives boarded
Baltimore q Ohio freight train for this
city, and when they arrived here this morn.
ing they were met by n posso of polics
and ten OF the twelve recaptured without
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cowhIded at the Church Door.

INDiANAPoIis, ISD., Aug. DR. Dinks
Walter, prominent German druggist
was assaulted and vigorously cowhided by
William Roger as the former was entering
the German Lutheran Church this morn
ing The affair created great excitement
in the church, the women and children
fleeing in nll directions The trouble grew
out Of alleged slander Of Roger by the
druggist Both men are prominent Ger
man citizens.
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yellow Feysr vesssl al shIn lsIand.

NV ORLEANS, Aug. 2.-lnformation was
received to-day that the Norwegian bark
Agnes Campbell. which arrived at Ship Is
land Quarantine Station Thursday night,
from Aspinwail lost on the passage and
since her arrival at the station. six men
out Of crew Of twelve Of yellow fever.
Two Of the crew died on the evening Of her
arrival, and were buried on Ship Island.
One other has been taken sick since the
vessel arrived, and there are now four
cases Ol board. leaving only the captain
and two men on duty. The Injected vessel
" UNDERGOING atrIcl nnaranlIne.
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Fatal Prize Fiaht

LoSDoS, Aug. IA prize fight took
place at Rhondda, Wales, on Saturday. be-
tween two well known bruisers named
Evans and james. Thirty-two rounds
were fought, during which both combatants
were frightfully pounded. james was de
clared the winner, and Evans was carried
from the ring unconscious, with blood
flowing from a hundred cuts, and his face
battered out of all semblance OF a human
visnge. He was placed In a carriage aud
driven 20 his home, but died from his infu-
ries before reaching there.
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Is II Cholera7

CHIPPEWA FAILS. WIS, Aug 2.-Two
persons have died in this city within
twenty four hours from what appears 70
be well-deGned cholera-A. NJ Van Hautsr
and Mr.. Van Dry The former was taken
III yesterday forenoon and died at O'Clock
IN the evening. The latter was sick about
the same length OF time Considerable ex-
element prevails. and the matter Is being
looked after very closely by leading citi-
zens. IL Is Thought 10 have been induced
BY the absence Of any sewerage system IN
this city, and the continued dry. hot
weather. For nearly three months there
has been no rain 20 speak Of
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TEXAS MOVING.
The Men Who Gave Rassurcs to BIs Death
Promptly Arrested.

EAGLE Pass, TEX, Aug. BY special
order Of Governor ireland to County At
torney Kelso, complaint was received
against County Judge Honstetter. sheriff
Oglesby. Deputy Sheriff B. Diaz and
Franco Mondragon for being concerned
In the illegal capture and delivery
Of Francisco Rassures 10 the no
lice of Fiedras Negras. The first three
mentioned individuals were arrested and
placed under bond of $1,000 each 90 ap-
pear before Justice Dunn. a meeting held
at the courthouse this afternoon passed
resolutions strongly indOrsing the action OF
Governor Ireland in the premises. aud
thanking him I'm the name OF Mavernick
county, for coming 80 promptly TO the rc
lief OF It's people.
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cbsap Ocean Travel

NEw YoEE Aug 2-Tho Red star Line
has caused sensation among the
ocean steamship people by carrying steer
age passengers from Antwerp here for si5
and from here back FOR f2i The agents of
the principal other lines running 20 the
continent held D long meeting this after.
noon and formed an indefinite sort Of a
combination against the Red star This
will result iu a reduction Of rates % figures
below the Red Star rate. although formal
announcement Of such lowering has not
yet been made.
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The Deadly Rattler,

OAKLAND, Ill, July 20 While gather.
Ing berries with several other ladies near
this city yesterday, Mrs. J. Hansen was lit
ten by rnttlesnake. Hcr screams called
the attention OF her companions, who went
To her hssistfnce She was placed fn n
wagon and started for her home, but be.
fore she arrived she died Her left limb.
winch was bitten. swelled TO enormous
proportions before death onsued
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lev and GenilIe...cupId J, en,d

CHcAGo. July "a Jacksonville 1u)
special says. Nellie Goodwin. the sixteen.
year old daughter of the Rev W Col
win, pastor ~ the Centenary Nefhndist
Episcopal Church, eloped last nizhf with
Meier Well son ~ a prominent Jewish
clothler 0f this place. and were married
They have fed 10 parts unknown
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A Queer Case.

Nrw YoHK, July IA Newark justice
has Issued warrant for the arrest Of
FRANK Glcsson, n seventcen-ycar-ol son
OF highly respectable Brooklyn parents on
charge based upon remarkable story
told by his mother, 10 the effect that he has
left his home and il detained away by Mrs.
Husk, fortyyear-oid woman, at New
YORK who has been possessed OF n strong
infatuation for him for several years
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Ieraa Wants Gore

AUSTIN, TEX. July 29-Applications 20 10
raise volunteers are pouring in on the Ad.
tutant- General, who also has information
that the Mexicans are reinforcing the vi
Paso Del Norte garrisons
FoHT WOHTH July 2g-Texans are itch.
ing Tor war Local military companies in
every city are drilling The nowi Is 10,
war.
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DgSvEH, Col, Aug In the District
Court Yesterday afternoon Frank Mason,
charged with murder was acquitted Ac-
cording 60 the evidence the murdered man
applied opprobrious epithets 10 Mason. The
jury loo its verdict declared that any one
who called another man such names do
served killing
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YUM, YUM
bohemian Epicures Feast ON Roast Dos
TIN They Get Sick.

'"'"'''H EpItuf"s F"Het on Konst non
TIL They Get Sick.
PiTTsnuRGn, July GA Bohem living
in the suburbs butcherod fnt dog ycstor-
day and served IL up at n feast. TO which
several OF his countrymen and country
women were invited. They all ate heartily
Of the flesh, considering u luxury.
Nearly all who partook of the meat were
taken sick, their symptoms resembling
those caused 10y poison. The doctors think
some OF them will die. The affair ma.
caused sensation among other Bohemi-
ans, who have dogs in process of fattening
for the table.
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Turkey Aaain ArmIna.

CoNsrASriNoPLE, July 29-Turkey 10
making large additions 10 her armament
Herr Krupp has received "A large order
from the Government, and a Turkish officer
has gone 20 his work, at Essen 20 over.
SEQ the manufacture Of the guns II Il
proposed to purchase 10000 American
rifles
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The Devil Assuredlx Did sn

BROWNSVILLE, Tx. July 29.-EmanueI
Cherazo, aged sixteen, cut of his step
mothers bead with an axe this morning
while she was dying. lie says she refused
70 let him 20 10 the circus Yesterday. and
the devil told him 10 cut her head on IL
is in jail
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Against the IesuIta.

PANANA, Aug Another popular dem
onstratiOn has been made in Callao against
the Jespits remaining in Peru, and has
been followed by one IN Lima. Petitions
70 Congress are being sent in praying for
their immediate expulsion
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81. Louis street.Railw,v,

Br. LoUIs, July - "A movement is on
foot 10 unite all the street railroads Of the
city under one management There IL a
proposition 20 entirely abandon horse
power Tor cables, aud reduce the fare from
five % three cent?
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WAsmSoros, July q. The Pres dent ha,
signed a bill restoring Confederate soI
dier - the pension rolls az Fi7 a month
ihe bill was passed through both houses Of
Congress
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The Deadly Gas well.

RfrLEr, y. y, Aug Edward r Kings
icy and MS son John, while passing = gas
well last night with = lantern. the gas ig-
nighted and both father and son we're "a
tally burned. The derrick was blown 70
pieces by the explosion
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bEtssfis, July 20 In duel today AZ
ideee. between Artillery Lieutenant San.
voFe sud Dr. freiie an army surgeon. f0uf
rnots we exchanged and With his fourth
hfn ne sntfnent killed She doctor In
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EIectIon Iudae ssntencsd.

CfvciSSArI, Aug. John Tosney, Judge
az the notorious Fourth Ward, a, convicted
Of putting two hundred fraudulent ballots
in the ballot box. was sentenced TO three
years in the penitentiary. "Kidn Dickson,
Lnn-rLnd for IounnfLng. va nrnnILlad
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Many Rrnnn.rnrn c.nn

Cmctoo, July 29.--Tbe broom-oor crop
OF 'oies County, III, the present year is
reported by the Assessors A. foofi,s, 49, -,
area of 1900 acres the largest 81 sDv
county IN the State The growth =
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kn0ch TraqsdY UnraYelInn.

DETROIT July ~. Frank Bergh has been
arrested Ia Cleveland for connection with
the knoch tragedy Of last December. In
dered and afterwards burned
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New Ulm CMinn.) 8. probably tns
oniy city On the continent in which
German j. the official language Of tho
municipal council The mayor and
all che councilmen are Germans. and
all business b. transacted iu German.
However, the German Post. which had
been the official organ Of the council
Tor tweniy-three years. has Just col
iapsed. and every document viii now
have ~ be- translated into English Tor
publication IN the hsstse, its suoces-or,
: 81 psal fressi
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INna Aerlal Nnxlnailnn

PAnis. July 9-M LHoste. s6s ae-,
naut' and NJ Mangot an astronomer. a.
cended from Cherbour4 to-dsy iu the
former new balloon TorpilIeur. which II
pfoFided with steering and pfopeliing
days journey
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Church Wrsnksd hv nxnamlts

ST. CLAIR, Pa, Aug Dynamite vas
placed under the Baptist church snd ex-
ploded completely wrecking the building.
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Grain and fruit Damausd.

sHaRoS. Pa, July -. "A terrible dsstruc
tive storm ragged here to-day. damage a,
grain, orchards and buildings by the hail
was very great
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EDfkNAPoIir, Aug. Mrs Margaret
tff0edcr suicidod st Hsubstadt. Ind, by
drowning in q ristefn. Soc vas seventy
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Prof : A sIno slna prIson

srvc sfvo. y y, Aug The profits Of
Sing Sing Prison for the month of June
were s5.oo0N
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Ixnhnid fever Fn demlo

PtTTsnCHCH Aug Typhoid fever is
RAGING at West Elizabeth near this city
Over two hundred cases are reported.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One copy. one year sl 20. IL paid at the time
the name IS entered In subscription books
After % days, si-25 per year win be charg ed
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The Ceredo Advance.

An independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
A Small War.

LAREDO, Tex, April 8.-Last night the two parties known as democrats and "Huarches" engaged in deadly conflict. The result is circular which appeared this morning, announcing that the demo- crats would hold funeral services over the "Huarches. The democrats formed a procession when they were charged with Winchesters and revolvers by the "Huarches. The conflict lasted half an hour when the mob was dispersed by troops. Four Mexicans and one Amer- can were killed.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
Rossa Wili Wait.

NEW YORK, April S.-The non-ap- pearane of O'Donovan Rossa's organ, the United Irishman, this week, gave birth to many wild conjectures in Irish circles. Some said he had gone to "edit" Dublin Castle out of existence; while others wag. cred he was leading the great strike in the Southwest. An intimate friend said to Mail and Express reporter to-day: 'Rossa has been persistently upbraided by his friends with not giving Parnell and the Irish parliamentary party fair chance to use the powers of reasonable persuasion on the English government. Rossa has not a particle of faith in moral suasion. However, we have prevailed upon him for the nonce, and he has promised not to issue the United Irish man until he sees the outcome of Glad, stones promises to Parnell.
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U.scrupuious Bsycsttsrs.

(spccialto the RrrrAPn.I
 TUCSON, April S.-The conduct of E. O. Shaw's friends and supporters in endeavoring to defeat every effort of Sheriff Paul to obtain sureties on his ap. peal bond, required by the recent order of Judge Barnes, upon granting a new trial, excites much unfavorable com. ment as well as indignation, among the better class of our citizens, who are dis posed to regard such action as akin to blackmail. Not only has the Star, Shaw's organ, prostituted its columns to accom- phsh this purpose, but number of pro- minent business men and property hold. CTS have been approached and quietly advised not to become surety for Paul and informed if they did so, their financial affairs would be subjected to . most urgent scrutiny, and if they still persisted their business would suffer.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
The speciai Delivery System.

WASHINGTON, April 8. S.-Concerning a perceptible falling off in the receipts of special delivery letters in all the large post-offices throughout the country, Postmaster-Ceneral Villas says he does not consider it discouraging fact at all, but will continue to labor for the success of that service, in which he has the ut. most faith. He says the novelty of the special delivery service caused many to use it who do not need it and that Christmas and New Years increased the receipts for December and January ma. terially. The receipts for February were much smaller than those for any previous month since the inauguration of the special delivery system, but he ex. plalns that partly by the shertness of that month. MT. Villas says he feels sure
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

The Evening Boycotter has evidently realized its mistake, in attempting to blackmail and bulldoze respectable citi. zens. Our people will, however, need very decided proofs of its repentance, before they take that journal back into their confidence again. A paper, which is liable to make such bad breaks, is a dangerous element to have in any com munitY.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

E. O. Shaw, the contestant for the Pi. ma Sheriff's office, has hurt himself con siderably by having a class of men around him, who have not the respect of the community. The present litigation cannot, in any case, be settled before pauls term is at an end. Had Mr. Shaw kept away from his ill-advisers and pre- served dignifed attitude, he might have been elected next fall, almost by acclam- ation, as large number of republicans, who believe he has been wronged, would have voted for him. As it is at present, Mr. Shaw's hangers on have succeeded in disgusting many of his best friends.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
Bad Work.

WACO, Texas, April S.-It was ru- mored early this morning that masked men had begun tearing up rails on the Missouri Pacific track, nine miles south of this city, and were preparing to burn the long bridge near there. The sheriff and a large posse have gone to the scene.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
Fatal xaiirsad Accident.

GREENFIELD, Mass, April S.-A ter. rible disaster occurred on the Fitchburg railroad, last night, the east bound passenger train going over an embark ment, 200 feet high and burning. It is thought this morning that 20 persons are seriously injured, seven killed and score of others more or less injured.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Unfortunately for the pubic, rival monepolies do not keep up their fights very long. Only few days ago it was announced that the Pacific Mail Com pany would wage war to the knife on the railroads and that there would be no compromise. Now it is stated that the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Southern Pacific have already secured control of the Steamship Line.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Judge Robinson and Judge Reilly are now the boss ''bollycotters." They have an immense responsibility on their shoulders and are evidently fully imbued with a sense of their own importance.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

It surely cannot result disastrously to the "grand man" to answer the questions propounded by the EPITAPH, in reference to the district or state he represented in Congress. It cannot be possible that he is ashamed of his district. Out with it, Judge, even though it be Arkansas.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

The Star, in its usual underhanded manner, casts imputations upon the honesty of John P. Clum. It is we'll known fact in Arizona that, if a candi- date for any position can only get tbe Star to attack him, his cause is more than half won.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

1.-the Evening Boycotter would take the trouble to learn the truth, it could easily ascertain that James Reilly has no claim agalnst the old Republican" office, Reilly having been removed, as ad- ministrator of the Baldridge estate, and C. s. Clark, his successor, having re- leased the propetty. But then, the Evening Boycotter has as great an aversion to the truth, as the devil is sup. posed to have against holy water.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
Holding tho Fort.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-All roads at east St. Louis have been lately reinforced by deputy sheriffs armed with revolvers and Winchester rifles. The depot employees frightened away yesterday are returning and the trains are moving without me lestation.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

that the number of special delivery let ters will not decrease much more, if any, and when it begins to increase again it will keep on and take no more back ward steps. The business community he thinks, will perceive the great advan- tages of this system and soon use it ex- tensiyely.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

The Evening Boycotter has wonder ful talent for getting on the wrong side of every question it tackles. Witness the school tax question and the boycott ting question, tEaA
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

The ranting galoots of politicians who are trying to hoodwink the laboring classes of Tombstone and boost them. selves into office next fall will hear some thing drop one of those days, which will paralyze the whole gang. ....F .-'
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Fruit trees, small fruits. monthly rose bushes, oleanders and great variety of Towering shrubs, plants and bulbs. and the combination steam washing machine, sold by |. H. Futile, Second street, between Allen and Fremont streets. Tombstone. 23-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
City Wood and Coal Yard.

Is now running and offers for sale all kinds of wood, in any quantity, and coal by the ton or slack, at moderate prices, for cash. Satisfaction given. Wood sawed to order. Leave orders at the office, Toughnut and Fourth streets, at Joe Hoeaer's store, or with A. J. Browns stand at Coch!se Hardware store. If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
No Raiso Net.

Especial to the ErrArHl Ea EE z
 ! SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-The an nouncement of a return to the rates pre- vailing before the war began, did not come as expected this morning. The local agents have resolved to guarantee the present rates up to and including next Saturday. r
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Choice lot of dried fruit of all kinds. Eastern Oat Meal, hominy, Dried Beet Comb and Extract Honey, etc, at Wolco, < Mesick's Cash Store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

A glance through our exchange list will convince anyone that the EPrrAPH is more widely quoted than any other newspaper published in the territory.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
A. Raro Chance.

Three furnished houses with two lots will be sold with or without furniture, one of the best locations in town, for steam laundry. Plenty of geod room for drying clothes. etc. For sale very cheap. Apply at 9I4 Fremont St. I97-tf
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At the New Can Can restaurant you will always find the finest steaks. chops. game, fish and Baltimore. oysters. Also spring chicken,
 fresh eggs, butter and milk from the New Can Can dary + .-- afh -.9 k+ s [ts*i
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For Sale.

One IS horse power engine with Corliss bed cylinder sxI6. patent cut off Valve. long crank, shaft with fly wheel and pulley; in good order, situated at Concentrating House, near Girard Mill, Tombstone. A. T. .fF
 ao3.Iw l. " VICKERs, Agent.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

The Star says that Crooks removal is a promotion, that it was made at his own request and that, generally speaking, everything is lovely.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Chairman Mansfield, of the Pima coun- ty board of supervisors, thinks that Pima and Cochise should make firm stand together, in the next legislature, against any further subdivision of the two coun-
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
Bodies Recovered.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April Slight bodies from the wreck at Blank Wells ferry have been brought here up to 10 o'clock this morning.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09
The Indian Outbreak.

A series of interesting views of the hostile camp. the conference, General Crook, Geroni- mo, Na,chez and other hestiles, the white cap tive, etc.. now ready. Catalogue and price list on application. C. S. Fly, Photographer, Tombstone Ariz ao3-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Our delayed grass and garden seeds of all kinds have at last arrived, and are now ready for delivery at Joe HoeAeTs corner Fifth and Fremont streets.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

At the Fountain yon can find game fish, oysters, choice steaks, and fresh eggs. cooked in every style.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Louisiana molasses at SI.25 per gallon also a fine assortmen, of Louisiana sugar, just received at Joe Hoefer's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

The Pioneer Mills from Flour Sacra- mento, at Wolcott & Mesick's Cash Store. Ah AAt & @
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-04-09

Send your ores for assay to Wores & Whitney, Tucson. Gold and silver, ST; copper, SI; lead, SI.