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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07

REgsE,AsBEIg that the payment of all
 prizes is GUARANTEED BN FGNR
 NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans; and the tickets are signed by the President ot aa institution whose chartered rights are rec ornized i'm the highest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
 ONT DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part or fraction a ticket ISSUED Bh in any draw. aas. ,AnsiAips in our name offered Tor less than
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07
MAMMOTH DRAWING
|TIIoI1 UWnWWUIaI IN F9s9a'ffF''F WI
 AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates or any further information desired, v rte ioeiby the uudersigned clearly stating your ]. ideace. with State County Street and number ti ra1t reitru mail delivery viii bo assured by your
 .i..I'.... s.., sl,ronue learing yuur fui uQCress
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07

For single or double team harness write H. Tulburt, Phenix, Arizona.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07
THE CHRONICLE BUILDING.

THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE is the first paper on the Coast in ability and in the tresh ness and reliability of it's NEWS. Nothing that the world desires to know is omitted from its columns. 1t aims to fill every requirement of irst-cass paper
 Its Photographic Reports are the latest and most re, 1able its Local News the fullest and spiciest, and 5tg Editorials from the ablest pens in the country
 THE CHRONICLE has always been, and always will be, the friend and champion of the people as against combinations, eliques, corporations, or op r1Trssions of any kind. It will be independent in verrthino neutral in nuthng-fair aud impartial to ali parties vet exposing corruption wherever found, and working with fearless endeavor to promote and protect every interest of the great punhc "hoiu " serves. and on whom 1t depends for support.
 THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CMON- ECIE the most brilliant and complete Weekly News paper in the World prints regularly t2 columns, or eif5ht pages. of News Literature, and General 1n- formation; also, magnificent Agricultural Depart ment.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07
IMPORTANT. Address MI A.DAUPHGN.
 New Orleans. Ln

or n. A.DAUPsAIN,
 Washington. ID. q. Bv ordinary letter containing Money Order, fsgiied by all express companies, New York EN- change Draft or Postal Note. hdissss Re1ls,e7ei Letter Containing Currency to -TEyN-- ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 Ney.Orleans, La,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-12-07

A new and beautiful line of Holiday Books just received, including ''The Beautiful Story,' by J. w. Buel If you want to make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15
HlnsiraI Instruments.
REMOVAL.
In n M Al.

REMOVAL.
VIM. kNABE L. co.
have removed 10 their new warerooms
1iS FIFTH AVENUE,
20th-st.
A number OF slightly used grand, upright ana ,quaFe
pianos make which specially seeete1 anu
BY the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House
during the past season, will be sold a. hper ro
deetion from regular prices --
TUR WEBER PIANO.
In addition =, our rgqlsr sloo% we 6aHe IsFs AMI
GR ANDS slightly used, equal u new. whleh we
ali offering AZ LARGE REDUCTIONS IRON regular
pdees All fully warranted. Cash ana lnsalnleht~
WEBER PIANO WAREROOMs.
los FIFTH AVE, COR l0TH.ST.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

CORNNALI4 HEIGHTS. y. y,
Elevation 200 feet the western slope OF the Storm
King Mountain the climate positive cure Tor ma ara
Overlooking the village and valley; III hours by West
shore Pa l1oaI and o. hours By steamer Mary Powell from
New.YoTk 20. Cornwall on Hudson. J. w. MEAGHER
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Brooklyn 1)ropsrIp for Sale.

koh sALE-A BROOKLYN CORNER MANSION.
septfD and truly exquisite granite f0uIstJfY and
DoA-stO0p residence In the choice
va. eI S location In brooklyn. This magnificent
eor,as Vhe year ago and expense spared
tsst4 ana elegance ana win sui. any OF IehHe
nes trim frsiy room finished IN different wood Tbs cal
uetel IN the most elaborate style: be fu
sntaue ~. sn1 brea-brae mautels rch dec TT ons
hesr6s lures oil open rreplaces with beautiful tiled
logs elonira g@s bras fendcrs and and rom, a1d
burglar ss ssSn2hlng electric bells speaking tubes.
eeonend n as ss.ined glass I'm fact everything 70
ewns VIII al ,sae,ly hrstelass residence OecuDel by
As& EXoIJIsr1rsn l.hel desired. Further pa tcu
SSisiiE y o. Box 926 New. Work CITY.
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TIE kITTATINNY.

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA
This delightful Autumn Resort will remain omen until
November To- send for circular.
w. A. BRODHEAD & SONS.
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Amusemeuts.
A FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

"A.
EUGENE ToMPKINs. Lessee and Manager
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Che Curt.

RRO0KLlN JOCKEY CLUB.
- FALL MEETING, 1882
SEPT H. 49, 10. 20. 81. o. "a. 25. 90 o. % AND 30
DIRECT ROUTES TO TRACK, LANDING PAssEN
GERS AT GRAND STAND
Via Culver" Route. foo, whtehaii.st
al IL 10. II 40. ~ 10. IL: 40. 10, 80 and sIo
From Long Island City via L. /. T. r.. Special Train.
a. ana 20 Leave East S4thst 10 minutes earle.
FIRST RACE AT O'CLOCK
H. ~ MCINTYRE. See p. ]. DWYru p~a
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TEN DOLLARS

WEI purchase Excursion ticket to Niagara Falls via ~
picturesque Lehl1h Valley Route, which will Include
view o. the Switzerland Of America the charming
valleys OF the Lehgh, SusQuehanna Wyoming SDecfn
traih 4. Saturday, Sept. 2ls OF Cart
landt or Desbrosses sts. - WV
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uOork h)ante0.

WANTED. Travelling salesman desires position with
and New. England; objection TO going abroad good
references AhdraSs SALESMAN. BOX 2R0 Trihnna odsa
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Uipiocno Noiifes.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COgoo
io5 BROADWAY, NEW;YoRk, sept. H. 1857
DIVIDEND No. 81. ...- ,,,,z
A OUARTERtY DIVIDEND of ONE PER
"A CENT on tae capital stock OF this company has ns
day been declared payable on october 10 % ss y,
transfer books will b. closed Friday, sept ~ 1852 az
O clock D. m. and opened on Wedne,iay Oetooei 10
1889, at 10 o'clock a. IN. a II; SAi-i-r' h ~
,,rITC,cO MILWAUKEE, = ST PAUL RAILWAY co.
' NETWORK, sept. H. 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that dlyl-
~ dend has been from the net earnings o. the
sca year ending jun, both 1ss9 OF two dollars ana nftY
vohle an nc DIST day of october next Payable at the
office Of the company, ~ Walst. Now. YORK 49,, 90,
The preferred stock transfer book VIII close on us or
day OF October at ~ and reonen on me "a "a. OF
October ncxt FRANK S. BOND Vlce-President
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6elp n)anteo

GENTS WANTED for Sherman King Vaporizer.
"A New dslnfeetng apparatus, perfect In action, attract
i've TO customers. Men advertised. Liberal terms
CYRUS ID. FoSS, 1l3 East 14th.st., New-York.
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90 TO THE CATSKILLsi
~ Van Loans
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN GUIDE
contains full description with illustrations of 1O Of the
best hotels and boarding houses among them IL con.
tans valuable maps OF the mountains Mailed postage
paid, on leeep. Of 30 cents In twocent postage
stamps. WALTON VAN LOAN Caisl,iI NJ "
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE. opcn until November ON
II spur Of Blue Ridge between Delaware Water Gap
ana StrOudsburg; elevation l,3OO feet pure dry air;
scenery unsurpassed For circulars address j. +.
FOULkE StrOudsburg, Penn.
l AXE GEORGE n. Y.-Mohican House az Bolton
~ open all the year. bring bathing suits and
riding habits. Address +. b. WINSLOW
THE BURNETT HOUSE. sTROUDSBURG PA.
Il One OF the best furnished and conducted Mountain
resorts In the State Open and winter.
J. s. WILLIAMS.
w ISCASsET-MoUNT POCoNO PA
w open through September heat; thorough drain
age. A.. J. KING, Manager
w tLBURTON- BY-THE-SEA
w SPRING LAKE BEACH. ". ].
open through September.
r. X. LETCHwoRTH.
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THE HIGHLAND HOUSE,

Garrisonson Hudson, ~ Y 80 miles Ia hours ride from
New York City pure mountain air and pure spring
beautiful drives rstclass livery open during the autumn
j. w. GARRISON, Manager.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
Gave ID.

West Fuller came in yesterday from his place of seclusion and gave him. self mp to Sheriff Slaughter. He was in q terrible physical condition and could not lift cup of water to his mouth, his nerves twitchsd to such an extent. He states that he ran around to the court house the night of the killing intending 10 give himself up but that no light was visible and he followed the Charleston read. It is supposed that he has been in the ncighborhood of the Drago0ns but many maintain that he has not been outside the city limits. He states that there WAS a free fight in progress and that he was justified in doing the kill ing. He further states that the Mex jeans were too many for him ts show up any sooner. His hearing has been set for Thursday morning at 10 o'clock before Judge Easton.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
STOLEN GOODS.

In digging among the ruin, of Pom peii they have found piece of bras, made to fit over the human cheek. The modern cheek needs none.
 IL is csn;enied in Paris that Mrs Gen. Boulanger has no reason to ie jealous of tho general. If Paris say. % it must he true. Parisisns arc posted.
 The valentine business was created to catch soft-heads, and it is the only day ia the year that the old fool and the moon-struck youth can call their own.
 The English are kicking themselves for their action in Samoa. They kept quiet and let Uncle sam do all the blufiing, and when he bluffed to win England came in . poor third. Mrs. J. Kellog. has not only been admitted to practice before the courts ol Kansas, tut has eutgeneraled some oi tle best lawyers in the state and sc cured an income of S5 900 per year.
 The St. Louis Post-IiSpatch wants law in tha: state to prevent anyone from blowing dinner horn except for legitimate purposes and at ths dinner hour. They don't take te music in Missouri.
 A Californian claims 10 have seen wild geese SO thick on field of wheat that a snow flake could not have pass ed between them. That's right, tell rhopper ii ycu are going to lie at al.
 An American quaek doctor sold some liquid on the streets of Paris which he warranted to relieve pain in one minute. Some of those who were not relieved made complaint and he was sent up for year.
 A United States Senator and the Ckief of Police of Denver can take nip together in . saloon without the country being ruined, although their action doesn't look we'll when photo srsphed in cold print.
 The Czar has just decorated a pri- vs.e soldier who remained at his post and guarded S20OOO,OOO during an earthquake. It is a long ways from Russia to Canada, but the Car didn't seem to figure on that.
 A young man named JacEson, il started out to learn how to toss cannon balls. At the third toss he caught ball on his head and hsd his skull fractured. IL never oc- survsd ts him 10 toss up buck saw.
 Al a church fair in Troy they blind ! folded the men and let 'em kiss the !! women at l5 cents . piece. One man kissed his wife seven different times, aud when he ascertained the base de- | csption he demanded the return of his | money and got it.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
Another Rich Strike.

Another rich strike was made in the Herschal mine yesterday. But short distance had been made in the shaft from the GO foot level when a strong vein of rich chloride ore was encountered, with every indication of a large body of it. Ledge matter was all that had been found in the shaft before this strike was made. It was . most unexpected development as the shaft was being sunk a . working shaft. Some of the ore shown us was filled with horn silver. Ben Cook says this will enable them to put on num- Der of men more. Ia the meantime further results will bs watched with deep interest.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
COAST CLIPPINGS.

Patrick Clark, pauper, died al Bozeman, Mont, last Thursday. He was los years old.
 For small plsss Juneau, Alasks, i. woll supplied with ssloons. There are l e5 by actual count. A low woman, known ss the Peru vian Princess" was murdered by Chi. nsse a. Anaheim on the Sth inst. The Salvation army &. Helena Mont, was rotton-esgsd recently on account of the misdoings of a mem. Der named Pickup.
 A fine pottery clay found at Vsllejs is claimed ts have induced msnufac- tursrs to lsok into the practicsbility of establishing pottery works there.
 The health officers oi Los Angeles have been mulcted for 5000 for re- moving 4 small-ps1 patient froR, her home to the pest house against her will.
 sam Jones personal expenses at Los Angeles footed up $s.0oO. Hi. friends passel the hat al the elsse O: his stay but they could only get &I,00o.
 Crow Indian Agent Briscoe is eu. dsavoring to test the right of white men who married squaws to be granted patents to lands on the Indian rsser- va.ioa.
 Is Utah the censu. of children o! school age, between 6 and Is years, shows there are in the Territory 9il boys and 3.6il girls si nsn-Mormoa percentage.
 The New herice legislature ha, passed 2 law making education com pulsory and . law to suppress gam bling in all forms, making the owners of houses in which il is conducted sub ject ts penalties.
 A Wstsenville butcher, after mak- ing . pathetic appeal to his many to settle up, apologies for his apparent i'll manners bv stating that he cannot steal cattle as he used to, and adds that il iakos money to buy beef nowadays.
 Not leng since firm at Santa Ana caused their bookksepsr ts be arrested on charge of embedding x75. An expert was called in whs showed that the firm swsd the injured bsskkeepsr goo. The firm were only toe anxious to settle by paying all expenses.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
elO.O0 Reward.

Jakey, baby boy, disappeared from No. 322 between Stafford and Fremont streets, yesterday at4 r. m., belonging to parties unknown. Anyone who will bring baby Jakey to 322 will re- ceivs the above reward. When last seen was in . buggy with a young lady and gentleman. sheriff Slaughter will please look out for baby Jskey.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
DIED.

DAVIS. In Tombstsns, Feb. 18th,
 George, the infant son of Mir. and
 Mrs. Martin Davis, aged , months
 and 10 days.
 Funeral tomorrow (Tuesiay) after noon at o'clock from the residence on Allen, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Friends and scquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

bhofosALs FOR HORSES FOR CAVALRY se. nee-Heeoquar eis peparim nt II Ar isns, VI 'co thiu cus.terma-ter, Lee Angeles Cal, Feb iS. 1sso.-SeaIod propossls viii 6, V. .-'sea al the ohcs antii Il o'clock a. m Wedres- dsr, March ~, 1859, and opened immedIateIy nisoihe and delivering, es coon a- p-sc,icable at Los Angeles, Cal or Fort Union or Fort Win xs'e, N. M or all or sTy part of sixty horscs re- q"ieo Tor Casai service: the govern melt re- 'erVins the right 10 reject lhe sh5'e or any part c. any bid seCeiyed. Proposals d.l:veries of ne no ses at points oihvE han ih )se pswed uiu Se entertained. PrefcrcnCe giSca tb art .es or domestic product on, cOnoi;ioas of price .,5 qGaiiiy being ai, and such prsferer ee slye- m sftcie-. CT American production produced o,, the TaIhe S.'ast To the extent of ins consur ,ptjon i.fnired oy the public service there E s.eciaee .'"ns, general inst uc' ions to dder- and bIant iofn oi proposal wal be furnished or application To ms Once: 10 inc Assistant Cuaricrmaster ssnia te, V: V, CT to ihe Depot tiaarie;ms.ter ht. Louis, No. A s. KiMBA..l., Clar,eYnss:e- o. Nntti puaFtefnaster. fiS-,m
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern Please take notice that I, William Exten, have shis day severed all business connections with Frank Vaughn as partner, and that I viii not be responsible for any debts which the said Frank Vaughn may contract from this date hence forth, nor will l pay any part of the same.
 Dated at Benson, County of O. chise, Territory of Arizona, Feb. 11th, A. D. 1889.
 WILLIAM ExTON.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed for record in the Recorders office today:
 LOCATIONS. Drsadnaught and Superior, Tomb stone district; Peter Butte. O'Shaughnessy and Hatton, Dos Ca bszas; James Hatton and Thomas Hatton.
 DEEDS G. :. Bradshaw to R. F. Hafford, lots II and lJ, block l7 and improve men,s, city of Tombstone; Sl 200. Amelia Adam,on to R. F. HafFo I'd ? feet front on Allen street, in block 19; I,5O0.
 Kate Jane ts John Blewstt, lot I2, block 8 with improvements, city oi Tombstone; $Is0.
 John Blswstt to E.nory West, same premises; *lJO.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE. Thomas Hughes to Kate Cochran ef Bisbee.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
District Court.

TGe following new cases were filed in the clerks office Saturday last:
 B. Mckson vs. Thomas Steele debt.
 Humphrey McKeon vs. Ed Woods action for damages.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

We are in receipt of an invitation ,s attend the social to be given to-mor- TOW night under the auspices O. the Castle Hall of Arizona Loige No. i, k. of F., this being the silver snniver- sary of the order The event will be one long to bs remembered by the members and their friends
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

We have this day reduced the price of the celebrated J. F. D. fresh ranch butter to Soc per roll Shipments received regularly every three days.
 If Cochise H. & T. Co
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Dr. Dunn received . dispatch from San Jose this afternoon that his father was very Ell and not expected te live. He took the 3 o'clock stage for his old honae. Dr. Goodfellow will attend to his business during his absence.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

NIT. Taylor, the assayer and sampler of the ores shipped from the Emerald mine to ths Fl Paso smcltcr. is in the city.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
lorace r~ CReoarOas.

NOrfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE N e.sditoss ef ths estste cf Tkoaas 0g6ru. dscrased, that sii psseons having elaine sgsfnst ex hibit such cisins to the us3srpIsped sdmin.s srstos. ss the olce oi W. ' 0t;lwsll. attorney af law, on Ysarth street. in Toaos one. Ariznns. Dated Tonbstsne, A. r. JsnssQ 70 ie1.
 TULLY A. OGDEN, Administrator of the ests.e of Thonss o.den. Seceosed wtH
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
OESERT LAND. FINAL PRODF...
 AOTSCE FOR PUBLICATION,
UNITED STATES LAND oFFICl

UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE,
 rrC-nN, aKtz., J m 2I IsSa ~ Y. FlCksRs, Of Tombstone, Ccchis, county. Arizona, has fled notice of intertinI To make p-oofon bis desert land claim. NJ. SIS for Inc NE |. ofHw | of Secuon 3i, Tp. I. $ K .s E., before the Clerk Of the [. :. Court a Tombstone. Arizona, on Friday, the 18th day O March, iss9
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land Vim. A. Rig-.s. Of Wilcox, A. T.; Jame. C. Pur sivy. ot ilcox. A. T; Geo. E kOh.er, of Tom D. 'icns, A. Jack smith, O. Tombstone. A. T
 A D. DUFF,
 Register. First Publication Janl,r rf g, i-s9.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Majaie Samora has been held under bonds of $3o9 to answer for ;hs assault made upon the Mexican a few days since at Fairbank, a full account O! which appeared ia the PRosrEcToR
 His two companions were discharged.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
W aPning.

All persons are hereby warned against working, leasing or purchas- ing the Allison mine in Montezuma canyon, Huachuca mountains, as said claim belongs 10 me.
 f7-2m C. $. MANsUg.s
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Tho WEEKLY PROsPEcroR issued yes terday morning is filled with solid reading matter, give. all of the inter- es;ing happenings of the week and Is just the paper 10 send away 10 your friends. Ten cents per copy.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
P. Q. =. of A.

Tickets for thc ball on the 22nd inst. for sale at Peto's and Yonge's drug store, Joe Brown. book store and Seaman's jewelry store. Tickets sold to those only having invitations. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Just received by the Cochise H. & T. Co a large and elegant line of neck wear, all of the latest styles and nobbiest designs also silk oyershirts-a novelty. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

4 special dispatch to the Tucson Star from Globe states tha, a meeting has bean called of the leading men of that county to protest rgainst the pas sage of the circuit court bill
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
Attention K. SfP.

All members of Ivanhos Division No. 1 Uniform rank K. oi P. are ex- pected to appear in fatigue uniform at the ball at Pavilion hall Tuesday night, February 19
 By order of
 WN. BARON, W. D. MoSxoSIER, Capt.
 = K R
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

The sale of Henslsy's mine at liar. shaw is reported for $200, 900. ten per cent of which has been paid q. for fait
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Don't fail to get one or more tickets in the Raffie at Henry Campbell's sa- loon for the elegant Black Bear and Wolf Bed Spreads and Rug. Only S5 tickets for the two robes and rug. Two highest first and second choice {; lowest, third choice. Those are new and choice goods and much cheaper than retail prices. l-2lu
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

A tcn-stsmp mill has been purchased and will be moved onto the Oso Negro mine in Sonora. This is the property in which Messrs. Leach. Gage and the Kirk brother. gre interested.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Tho largest single shipment 0! cloth ing ever received in Tombstone has just been unpacked at Sydow & kieke's
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

A ball for the benefit of the Catholic church of Bisbse will be held there on March l1th.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

The largest assortment of furniture, carpets, silcloth., wallpaper, crocksry and reed chairs ever brought to Ari- zona is now being opened at
 flI-lm ROLLERS.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

The franchise of the Louisiana State lottery expires this year and the com pany will probably make their head quarters at Juarez or Fl fsso de! Norta
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Mrs. Sol. Pierce, of Bisbee, spent Sunday in the city. Mir. Pierce IS at present in the Northwest and will do Washington Territory, Idaho and Montana before returning.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

W. R. Burke, formerly well known in this county as deputy assessor and tax collector, died in Los Angeles dur ing the early part of last month of consumption.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Notice.
 All psrsess indebted ts Ds fer gssas purchased su aceoasts which have bssB eutstsnling fer more than thirty days. must settle the sane Sy cash, ssts . ether security st saes. frsn and afts this date 0ssAs will bs sold fer sash esly. D. (. bAss.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
.7s5 Wsrk neatly ereiated af Ais e6ee.

0ALRe1GN.. We wish few men 10 sell cur O goods by sample to the wboiessle and retail hses. LarEest assu;sct,rsss In our hse. Send 2 cent ssamp. ws9es @ pc. dsy. Permanent les wagss. s6vsr- isins. etc. CBxrRrSfAI 1AS'v's. Co, CINCINNATI, Oa:o. q: ssx
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

The present cold snap is the most severe of the season and if spring has any feelings for us she will throw win ter off her lap at once
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Sa5sf1Ybe foi- ana adte,tise IF Me PROSPECTOR, Me only Daily n Cofht5e County, aHa Me onH ore retels1ns- Press DtSbafeheS. CUtalailon aon6h Mat of any bater m .Ariz0na.
 Two car loads of furniture just re- ceived at Kohler's. fII-Im
 sea bath at home can be had by buying a package of Ditman's Sea Salt st fonge's Drug Store. l21tf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18
Ar1eution K, Of P,

Notice is hereby given that the sil- yer anniversary ball will take place at Pavilion hall Tuesday night, Feb. I9 All members are expected to be pres ent. By order of
 THE COMMITTEE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-18

Dr. McSwegan, formerly of this city has arrived in Phenix from Californis to locate.