Tombstone epitaph., 1896-12-13
BISBEE NEWS.
BIsBEE, Dec. 9, 1896.


 O'Hare returned from Tombstone thls evening.
 Deputy U. S. Marshall Looms took his final departure from Bisbse this morning. He is the last of the plsse that were quartered here for almost d week past.
 Mir. Whitney, the pr siient of the Erie Cattle company, was in town several days this week looking after his cattle interests. He returned to the ranch yesterday.
 Mrs. Sneed and Mrs. Green and fam ily left 1ls morning for th'ir homes down the river. By the large num- Der ot bundles they took with them we judge they were starting to lay in their store of holiday goods.
 Mr. and Mrs. Martin OHars left on the train tbis morning for Tombstone in answer to A call from the court. Win. Campbell, I. w. Wallace and H. Waters left on the same train and are to serve as witnesses in the case.
 Vim. Breckenridge. one of our old deputy sherifTs. anl Mir. Thatcher s Wells Fargo express guard cape in on the tram yesterday sf,ert oon and left again this morning. The cause of their yisit is not known but the rumor is that they are on a private hunt for Black Jack.
 NIT. H. G. Howe came in on the train yesterday evening on another short trip connected with the Bisbee Townsite. He has been so busy oi late that he has not been able to get over here before IS he would liked 10 have done.
 Horace c. Stillman, well known resident Of both Bisbee and Tomb stone, who has been engaged in min ing operations in Sonora for some time past, came in this evening on short visit to his family, he will only remain a few dsys, however, AS his services are necessary at present in the land of manyana.
 The school enteTtainmentw which was to have come of ou Thanksgiving eve but was postponed on account of the indictment weather, will take place on Friday evening at the rink. Most of the children are taking quite & little interest in this entertainments and 1t is expected that the evening will pass of very pleasantly. IL was gotten up for the childrens' benefit and the proceeds will go toward the purchase of a new flag for the school house. Don't for get the date, Friday December l1,h.
 Mir. Fred Warburton, our popular tailor, returned this evening from 6 short business trip 10 San Francisco, and he is new prepared to give even better services than heretofore At the same reasonable prices. MT. Warbur- ,nn also visited a number of friends in San Francisco and Los Angeles and had a very pleasant time when not Il, He did not forget his promise made to his manager Mir. Brsndes and brought him back one of the irest silk plug hats b be ieund in the Golden Gate. Charley says its just what he needed, exactly, and he will see that i. does not go unused.
 The usual bevy oi payday drum mers and peddlers came in on yester- days train and immediately made arrangements to rake in their portion 1f the sheckles. We may be laying ourselves liable to the ephbet oi crank" but We can't for the life ,f us see how our people can contin- lally encourage and purchase from his class of peoile. They have no interest whatever in our town, and in no case do they give any better values or our money than we asn obtain light in our own home stores. In re- gard to the tribe of peddlers we can ,nly say that three quarters of their wares are shoddy and unworthy Of Iou5e room, and ye. ;hay seem to iourish and grow fat on every one Of heir periodic faking trips. In the IGme O: common sense, good people, ,et onto yourselves and give our home Ienlers the trade and support w..irb fl nigh: should be their due.