Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-24

Lem Overlock has been quite ill but we are p!eased te note he is now con- vslssoisg.
 Mics Hudgings has accepted Q posi- ton in the largo jeweiry establishment of H. sohmieding.
 Miss Julia CowinR, of New York City, is . visitor te Bi bee, the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. A. Sweet.
 Frank Dosths left yes,erday on a hunting trip. We are promised a spare rib fro n the 6rst bear killed. MT. Schmieding, the jeweler. carries . large and fine assortment of Iewslry. and continually sugnents his large stock to supply his increasing trade. tie undars,ood . new butcher shop is to be opened in Bisbee and ,s to be run by John True, well known here and 6 former resident of the county seat.
 The addition ts the school house is new nearly completed, and this much needed improvement will releivs sh- previous crowded condition of the schsol rooms.
 It is not generally known that Bis b~o has s brick kiln and is turning out some of the best brick to be found in the Territory. The kiln is under the charge of J. g. Williams.
 J. A. Jacksen. . knight of the tri- rod, whe formerly edited the Flsgstaff Sun, is . visitor to Bisbee. We ao. knowledge . frsterpal call at cur sAncsum, which is iu our hat. Joe McCabe and Frank Johnson have started for the Ysqui country and will try te bring homo soms of the golden nuggets supposed to bs scattered in profusion in that section. We wish them success.
 MT. Champagne, . skilled workman. of California, arrived today and has accepted . position with our enter. prisipg tailor, Fred Warburton, who will now be better than ever prepared to attend to the wants of his patrons. BIsBEE, Oct. 31, 1897. COVERINGS.
 Assistant District Attorney E. w. Land is in Tucson on professional business.
 There is not now a much sickness Tn Bisbee as credited us during the summer months, . condition of things we are pleased to note.
 Four drummera arrived today on tho train. An average ef from two to three csnnsrcisl men vi,is BIsbes daily, and sll appear to do we'll. They report Bisbse tho livslisst town in the Territory.
 Grand Master Emil Marks and Grand Representative J. N. Jones of the I. o. O. F., who gre making . tour of tho Territory, have visited nearly sll the lodges under their Jurisdiction, and are expected home this week.
 Many Bisbesitss will take advan- tage of the low rsund-trip rate to Tsmbstone next Sunday to vsiit the county seat and zee the much talked of match game of baseball between ths Husehuosa and the Bisbee nine. Our boys arc in good form and an eI- citing centest is promised. Over enc hundred are expected to @ from here.
 ,. 4. McMillan. . prospector who srrivei here yesterday from . trip through Mexico, ssstss he saw Fred Hughes, the Pima county defaulter. at Nseales. He did not hear of the de- fslcatisn until . day or two later. MT. NoM;llan while out on shis trip did net 50 down as far as the Yaqui country, but is making arrangements to start for that Fl Dorado within . few days. He believes shers is plenty of gold in that section.
 Last evening two Mexioans wera busily engaged in pun mel,ng each |
  other until fairly bespsttsrsd with | bloed. How long hes,ilities were in progress until our informant, which is ourself, unexpectedly esns upon the battle field is not known. We fret l sndesvorsd to separate she csnbaisnts without ourself becoming involved, but our tong distance efforts fell on i deaf ears. Suddenly . f"od of light illuminssed eur dome of thought snG evolved . brilliant idea, and ws shout ed rather excitedly: "Look out; here | comes Tom ysughn% The words acted like magic. Both warriors, without stopping to look, nsd in oppo |