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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

help us, we will soon have the best sys'
tenn of roads of any county in the state:
Judging from the way these people I'll
their lands and cultivate their crops.
they know no such word as failure when
they undertake to accomplish anything.
Have collected no fines or conmnta.
tons.
have required overscers to work
their respective roads in July and An
gust. as crops will then be off their
hands.
BY raising road bed in worst places
and cutting drain ditcEcs on either side
and getting water off the roads. Have
not graded the first-class roads yet, as
the time allotted 10 working will be
taken M M above described.
MI. q W. Jones desires to have road
changed running through his place 70
AZ to run on section line, 10 that he can
have a lane and keep stock ont of his
place, and gays that he will make n
good road If allowed the change, and -
his road IL first class, If he makes a first
class road, ] recommend the change be
granted.
recommend pile bridges he bnilt
across places where bench bridges wash
down, AZ they cost very little, II any,
more than those according to present
plans and specifications ~ the pile
bridges will not wash down and last
longer ID,
/ offer my thanks TO the overseers and
people generally for their hospitality
and generous treatment, and hope "
merit their friendship by nm honest and
impartial discharge Of my duty.
Respectfully
C. p STANCILL, Commissioner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
A Pretty Incident.

The esteemed Democrats of last
week gave expression to the following
sentiment, which makes the editor of
The Commonwealth its debtor;
"One of the pretty incidents of the
Mississippi Press Convention was the
presentation to the association Of a
beautiful gavel trimmed in silver, the
wood of which was taken fIom the his
toric but | lifted steamer Star of the
West. The present came from Mrs. A.
Nee. Kimbrpugh, of Greenwood, and
Hon. Jas. X. Vardaman, as her repre-
sentative. m;sle the presentation speech.
His speech WIS a touching and eloquent
"reminiscences of the Star of the West,
the important part this steamer played
in the late war and how important she
was to the Confederacy. Mr.. Varda-
man is one off the most polished speak
ers in the state, MS well as in the front
ranks of our statesmen, and Mrs, Kim
brough corJd have selected no ADLER
spokesman to speak in her behalf to the
editors of Mississippi"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
Greenwood the Victor.

The Greenwood Base Ball club proved
conclusively to the people of the city
Monday that they We're perfectly capa-
BILE of taking care of themselves on the
diamond. Our boys simply walked
away from the Indianola team, hesitat-
ing for a few moments in the 9Th inn
ing to permit them to catch no. The
home team worked well for the first
time, and the gentlemanly conduct of
the visitors made many friends for
them.
The trouble with the Indianola team
seemed to be their inability to connect
the ashen stick with the elusive sphere.
Greenwood hammered the ball often
and hard.
Following is the position of the play
ers and the score by innings:
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
Who Was Right?

"A'spccial from Jackson announces
the fact that the state is borrowing
money. It says that before leaving for
New York the governor borrowed 30
900 from a Columbus bank, and thus
Capt. Dick Abby's statement has been
discredited Commonwealth,
Mr.. Abby stated that if the extraor-
binary session of the legislature had not
been called there would have been plen-
ty of money to pay the June distribu,
ton of the common school fund. The
expenses of the extraordinary session
was about $40, 600; snbstract $4,000
from that sum and you will see that
there would have been $4,000 still in
the treasury after the June distribu-
ton. Whose estimate was right, Mr..
Abby's or Mr.. Mays? REUBEN.
Commerce, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
Notice.

To the Citizens Of Greenwood;
You are respectfully required oclean
M your premises and adjuncts, and put
them in 4 sanitary condition. by sprink
ling with lime or some other disinfect-
ant over all unclean places. Hot weatn
er Is on MS now, and any delay in clean
illness Is liable to bring on disease. ANY
place in the city after this. found IN an
unnnitary condition will be promptly
reported to the local authorities.
N. +. WHITEHEAD, NJ. d. q HI
Fruit jars and extra rubbers at
CAsPER's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

c. Z. Gillespie d Co., are selling out
their complete line of Hammocks, Fish
ing Tackle, Croquet Sets and Baseball
goods cheap.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

N our store the other day, inspecting some drapery goods asked the price of the
Slkaine. 8 12 cents, the polite clerk told her. Why she said, Il bought some
from So-and-So and they charged me IL 12 CENTS This is no joke Now we
love etc take the wind out oft these hghpriced fellows Slip in some of their stmes
time and trouble
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

The finest line of fancy cakes in the
city are always to be found fresh at
STEIN BROS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
SUPERVISORS MEETING.

Proceedings Of the board st = Jsty
Session.
The hoard of supervisors of Leiore
county met in regular session last Mon
day, with all members present. The
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

day, with all members present. The
following accounts were allowed.
G. E. Williamson. services. ....& - %
]. F. Crowell, teaching. ....... 30 NO
Miss Katie Bew ........ 30 90
L. Richburg 80 %
r. H. Someryille, tax refunded, 81
Chapman Il Turner. 10 90
Henderson 4 Baird. road tools. 1, %
W. Z. Ethridge, lumber. ....... = So
c. W. Crockett. 81
Enterprise, pub proceedings, . ID 65
J. A. Shute, keeping line fence, sG
c. n. d. Campbell ............. IA "a
A. X. Peterson, beard panpers.. ~ %
c. l.. Basket, supplies. ......... 3 !"
j. B. Humphreys, services. ..... u 90
w. NJ. Peteet. supt education. 40 %
Commonwealth Co, pub prcdngs Is d
Delta Flag 10 81
Miss Leila Carroll, teaching, go. 60 90
Smith l. Shute, burying pauper 90
Wade, Mccoy Il Co, lumber. :. 3 IS
W. A. Bounds, lumber. ........, $40
J. l.. Haley, nails. ........,.. 10
G. s Smith. lumber. 10 IS
G. P. Stancill, services. ......... IS m
J. B. Humphreys, feeding pris,
oners. ',......,........... 40 70
W A. Gillespie. , WI
A. q. Peterson. no
J. Crowley, tending boat. ....... 90
J. Crowley, ~rescuing boat. . 90
j. T. Mcintyre, reprs on bridge, 10 90
w r. pronhet. examining br'ge : 90
Co,n IN "a stationary If AZ
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

purino-the best stock food, ut
CAsPER's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
COMMONWEALTH.

II you have any news of a personal or
social nature send il in; We viii esteem
it a favor
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08
Resolutions Of Respect.

Best Keg Pickles at -,
r, :
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-08

Prof. Saunders passed through Green.
wood last Sunday en- route to Green
vile.
Go to r. T. Jones a. Co, for ham and
breakfast bacon.
Mrs. F. H. Rice and sister. Miss Lena
Hill. have been visiting in Tchula this
week.
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fiW, Lives SaTeG.

Mrs Phoehe Thomas ot Junction City Ill.,, was uld ny her d c,ors s':r had con- srnlptIon anu tna' there was r hope for Ter, our twn bottles ot pr. kins's Nv Di,cov-ry cured n,r, and she s;.ys l, savrd her life. Mir. rhns. E,gers, I35 FlnrIdl s., ; n Francisco, suff :red from
 dreadful cold, appro .chins consump- tinn. red mIIhoI; result evrrythinc else then b,usht one bottle of Dr. King New Di>,overp and 1T two weeks WAS cur d. He 5 n,tur fly th lnkiul. II IS ,uoh Ic u!tS, of which there are samrles that prove ihe wonderful tiff .ary nr the rae,hcIne in cough, aad coils. Free ri l bottl-s at Tombstone and Bi>ber drug stores, Regular size. 5cc and SI.oo
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

It le Mary was invited 10 take ter with s1me old Iadles, and set off, ladcr Ni.h much advice as U h,havior
 " hen -h. T, turned, tired. but hspp, ntr mOthe! inquired wb' th.r she had been p,lIte. "O', yes. msmma," she rel lied. "An6 oh mamma, We had ian fort a! Ton know that you sail ,ca. not 10 take anything Ihe second time So when they asked ne to havo some more, l said, "Nb more thank you,
 Then they a-ked me anot.,tr time and 1 sad, I do It w:sh fDT any mnrs.' But wheu they asked me sgnin l didn't know what to say. Then T, mem her. papa ani Ju.t-a,d, Damn i', no!, Ex.
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An exchange say =" They may kick st the R ,ed rules .l, they ike. But the Reed rules laI t. te ato. q by a d, m,cra,ic house in order to do bus'- ness and will continue iD use m rep ublican house Of represent wives. It l. muci! better that the speaker sEoI!d havr ant 1ocratic power. than thnt the l,ouse should to nothing exceit wran- gle and talk. The count V approvss Of ;he R ed rules and of Ihs man who framed hsm."
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John K-lso came in from Crit,en- den yesterday whe-e he has been Tor ,he past month. MT K-lso has been troubl. q with his heuing of la'e and i. here for medical treatment. He ,t ste. that the mines are producing regula ly and shipments of atoat 90 tons dsily go 10 COnon City, Colorado Chi fly Nj xican labor is emp oy'd only ,he more important positions and hesds O the mechanical department arc filled by Am.ricans
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Ca last Sunday, the sun entered the iir-t roint oi Ar!ez. making the days and night oi 'qral l-ne h sll over the Fl 'Ee. This ocenr5 ut trice a year, in what is called the ep'ing or vernAl eq rinox, ami again in the fall or aLtamnii 'uu Il X. Th.5~ semi annual occurrence, are usually ac- cornpanied ty storms of mora or less scverity, but they do not alEays cOn- on the exact day iix~d by the calendar 10 the att ,iuni-ni Uf the sun t1 the co ,iuoctial circIs. They are fre- qIeutly a short L me before Or a.tsr -Ez.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

aIr. Spencer Polro'r, 0; this county already has brother who II in the Uni ed States Sena'e. Now another. brother, Pref. F A. r. PenrIsc, Is p-1mi1 .nt!y nler'i1ne in7 governor ot Arizona. sp"kea O n@ yc"ng, in,.l.ig.nt and thorosh!y identified w.tl the tsrri. .ory, and tIe people should sIand >o.ii for h'm and no, allow tleaim;l;s'r ration [, sand some nrlk"n- Iovn pp'i;ican they wi-h to he rld of 70 Ar:z,la fo: g1veraoT.- Ciiyn!4 Creek Maill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

By an item in the Gazette ,h- rea.on why Councilman Packard, oi Cuchise, intrDJurei no bills, l. mahe plain. IIi- time WAS all token mp in furthering a Ii Il. socl4l afr ir. which urorni-oI to be cODsum Llei in the Capital city abou, April {, ar soon alter the end If the len en ssason. lne Bnll tn snys no person will anne Pack" for iefu-ing 10 bother him- self of burning midnight oil in pre- paEing bl.ls for propp-ed Lew laws, when ke had other and a7m more Im- roItIn, huriness 10 attend. However 'pach" :ever lp.t -i .hi of Chificabua cuur [. :, ovei which he hsli n elIb at ol. t.nes.
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DROPO~ALS FOR FUEL. Office of Chief
 { Qu.rtermasier, Deryer, Colo. March I6 i8Q7-S- alei pfopos.i- in triple ,lr. vi be re. iv q here and at otfice: oi Quarter master at each post below nam q. until II o'clock I. NJ I2o meridian lime. April 10. 1897 and then oprre ed fo: iurn shng uel at Forts Apache. 'iran, Huachnc'. sub-Yost of San Car os and WCiqpe ? ,rlachs. 4 T.. Forts Baya-d and WInga,e N NJ. Forts tonel .ss and Duo 7r me Utah. and For, Logan; and Denver toiy d ming il cal year ending iune 30 iSG3. Pro poSals Tor qianti:IcE less than Ihr whole re- qIired or fpT q livery at points other than
 hose named wll ie entertained Right is resrr ed 10 accept or Trj-ct aTy CT all pr.poSalS or any part thereof. lufIrma ion iI' nished on application he CT al offices of Ies pettve pos, QuarirrmaSters. EnvrICp-s To b. marked ''Pr posals for Fuel F. E. ATWOOD Chief .. NJ.
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 Mir. Grocer: there are thousands of people who want good tea (many don't drink tea now. because it has been either costly or bad) and here is Srhl1HW,g's Best -gooi tea at q fair price.
 Don't you want to sell lots of such tea, and money back it if your customers don't like it?
 A Schillins S Company
 san franci.cO seo
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28
WILL CONTEST.
Graham County Will Fight
 the Reinstatement Law

Di'trict Attorney Jones is in re- ceipt of aiet,or from Governor Ffas k lin In answrc u an, Mr. Jnnes ~-oie urging the Go>crnor to veto tho il for raising O. Iha rei. a'ement Of salaries O county oFiyi,l, for th1 year. iS9i 1896 C ,veinor Franklin l. very emphatic in hi, lcc a,irn that thi,i, All illegal lAa. Di.tli.. At- trney Jonss. though ben Ec:a'y under the bill anno,Ircc~ iha, hs will con est the lsw in .he oolr,,.- Bulle- tp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28
A VERSATILE EDITOR
The Kind of Men Who Run t!is
 Kansas Newspapers

One of th, most versatile nen in the
 eii oii .l prof. ion seems ,o be E 'ior
 Hagaman ef the Conc ,rdia (k.n.)
 Blad" Mir. H.saman net enl. d-ol re
 that he can got the ease az q ".et ul.' editorial. ont Of hs ai, which is consih- tered qnit diff ,uit feat among the craft in Kan ss but ,h, { h, can d" {"
 while carrying on an auima'ed con
 vcrra'iDn al the sam. tune. Moreover
 he expresses n desire t' wager SlOO on hi. pr"F osi,i,n; we wi csmro C Al d set an r,ticle on any snhj ct tp b. chosen aud at the came time heat tn" hes. p'ace- in Wichitt at a game of checkers and worry any man in ih- state at q game Of chHss-all the per f'rma,ces going on at 'h !, same tim : But Mir. II H,g unan's accomplishment ( x'end fur her. lie c.n get ght down off the printers s;n'l, g"ssinto court, a' 'd he, the average lssyer of 'h- st .'- He has done i, and mode. tly .ays h can do 1t agair. He also drclar. thai he can use more profanity in the hri. fest .pacr of time than any thcr ditor in the S'af., ani i1 this h. l. r. aiy too meet all cImer.. We will wager with any preschtr in the -t: '" says he ";hat we can outpray hiu afd will lave 10 inc congreEa atinn d.cide." And wh-n i, comes io lyi,y he will yei!l the palm only to the re pNr;.r- oi the Arrsenian t-nuhles. the huho, is plague and ,he Cuhln revolt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Ar excl.ang says: Tha hard tim s are no: worrying lhe rrJwned heads O.: Europe in tls le+s'. hA exchange finds tn tQ IHen VlctnT"tis daily ir- c.me i. #S,D0J Tn G.rman EnIperor get $lU0U0 day, the h'ng "f I"lv S,C0U, h, emperor uf Au-srIa SIP 300 and tie car oi Rash manages to pay Li.ta:ehelJr's bI.l on :30, ,0O) daily income.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

DROPOSA'-S FOR FRESH REEF AND \ rlttt, Ofiicr ot Chief Commissilrv Apartment ,f 'he Colorado Denver. Colo :. Mar>h 7. 1897. S d. q pro9o sals. in iplicate, ,ubjecI 10 usu conGii!ons will he ccivrd here os'5 uliil IT a ID, Si ,ndard Mountain tin e end celIseing in bu 'he Beef and Mutton a, these poses by the uo, s:-nce b part ment. U. :. Army, dliing ,he Isca year ccmmencing lay I. 1897, r its Apache. Grant, tluIchuct and Wh,ppe Bar racks. Ariz.; Bna-d and Wiarae x RI Lo gan. COlo. Douglas and Du h"cnp, Uuh: alS, for .ub pot of San Calos, Ariz Fre-h beef shall he rood ia qrl'y and conci- tion fiji for immediate us'. -nd from tcrt and h nd Gu 'rter meats prop0rtiona ely. in luiing -il the test GU, thare3'. esh n ,tton shall be "i go Dd. 's,t aud ak table qlIiity. from weih- CTS over one and under thrve years old Bref nd mutton To be dressed and 1T mmed and de hverei sS presC'ib in circular Of instructions ROPOSAL> WILL. BE ALSO RECEIVED STAT ING PR CT AT WHICH BIDDER WILL DE LIVER FRESH EEEF O< MUTTON or CuNR- ACrER ABOVE STATED AND TO RE DE- LiVEEED OF TEMPER NIUVE NOT GKFAIFR THAN 5o DEGREES FAIIRE .HtIT. Pref rencr. wIll be given tU hrIic eS Oi d m sic produ ,,o . COS; and quality nting equal. Government; Te-erv=s right 10 reject tnv Q a bi.s. or D lrtS thereof and 10 waive any inform ilIres taertii. Instructions Iu-nIsn-d on applIc Ition 10 Com m.ssancS Of 2; owe nanl'd q posts or 10 N. H. BELL. Col q. (. G. &. Chief Ccrr r
 RliSt
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28
BUEKLIN'S akNiCA SALVE.

The bst salve in the world for cut: bui>es, sores, ulcers, salt rherln, fevei >cres, ,e t-r. chaoped hands, ch lblains corns, and all sliin eiupIons and posi- uv 1, tuies Piles, or TO payment rcquIr d t i, sul, an eed tn give eeiect .;ls | f4cti n CT m nev re.undt q. Frees S Ccn's per b X. For sale ai Inn.h iont Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

I have given Ch'mSe'lans Cough rene4iy a far test and 'nsider it one oi lh. v-ry bet :emidlrs 1T crIup that l hay. ever iolnd. One dose has always been suffi :len.. although use it freely. And cod my children cHnrtc. yeilda very rapidly 10 ,hlI m@dio'"e. l c'n conscienuou-ly recon mend r for c'oHp and coll, in ,Ilirsn - GEO. L. WOLFF, Clerk of the Circuit Corr, F d. S'li by al dealers .il .omostone and Blsbee. r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

New M"x!bn ri!l sn,n have two nor m I sc.o ,ls ill lu,! list and Eo'mal in-,itn,:oa- in orers ton in every coun- ". Th- de. i. ;o prepare the yolnG- CT kcnars;i7n with the necessary eh- nca,iDa to swear in three CT four Ian guAgss rith ability and accuracy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

\ l-w r.,...h, ago, Mir. pron Evrr, of Nuod-lo,k. Mich, WAS nadly afflicted with rheumatism. ills nght .g was ew 'cn the mlI length, cau,i' < hin, grea' slf rnS. He wAs advised toty ChA.H- Der, iu's Pain E Inn The first bottle Of i; helped hm considerably and ihe set- cn bo.t!- effected aourc. The 5 and 50 cent ,iz., are for sale by all q q cts In Tombstone and Bl-bee. +.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28
TO SAVE ALL THE GOLD.
The Req Per f,ctien Amalgam.
 at0r the Latest

The latest and perhaps. the simplest
 and best device fer selera;ius ant saving gold Conta ned in crushed ana tz. tni!ings, slime 8. .l.ver sand- Is the l:sa Peif-tt on am ,lsanat IT,
 \ number of mining nj II who saw the nra,gc milOr in oJ cIat:ou in Los kn Grirs ,av. i, nigh rndnrs, ment. II i- A 'lmrlc dsv ce C. m rIi.ing two fun- us l-t haled vessels and sixteen sus- pended rlntes all O Wiil h are silver plated cupy"r. When tai irgs or sand are Used II ia slucco or frd ito Il pipr through d funn.l and then forced up by water pTe-sur- rough a hali-i cn nOLz C on the 5amanAat '. Ihi-i, 50 cunsIuc,sl that he pulp is th r. olGhiy generse! a id evenly distrib uted with the water while Jassing oyer the plata- and the g.!t is lett rec U !here u the analgam i,ing pla'es or fall down into receptacle pre- pare to :tc-ive 1t. The m4chine l. so si;ni ld iha: q boy may work il mni 70 inexpensive that low grade may be successfully wJrke by it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28
This Is S0I:r Opportunity.
A Schilllns & Company
 san Francisco

F.,.s Is Sar.r C:?or; unity.
 On receipt cf tca cc:i,a C;;L or stamps 0 Cencrout ,uu:p.c vii. ! mailed ot th, most popular C..t;nrl and iiay Fever CGre {Elys Cream Balm sufficient 10 demon stra.e thc G.c.t i::r,,,, ct tho re1aety.
 ELI T3CCI..E2.
 J3 warren Ht.. :,Cy' Ioz,; City Rev. John I?oi;. IT,. cf Grra' Ia,:s, Mont, reconrlcndel l-i,':; Ic.:'u ...:.r, 10 l.c. .1n eInuhasiz" lis aicin,r;, '.it is 8 posi tive c"rc !o~ ca;a.':l ,i ,:.cG aa directed. "- Rev. Franc;s N- ro.,n. Faster Ceass..i :. .'.ea. Church, ItoseEa, M-ut.
 Ely's Cream Ta'rn ie Ina acknowledged sure for ca:afc!i aad 'ai;.s ro h, -cary nor any injurioE. 1-cG. Frico. 5C ce2tz-
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Mrs Pa itiel ], Mr.. Ban an! Miss Padfi Id were driven 10 PeArc, t play by Mfr. Sock and will taks in the sights Of the new and thriving burg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

There ia w about. II 100000 Jews .n t,e worli, nearly hsli oi whom are residents ,i the RI-.ian Gmpir@. l." thi- country there aye alrnu't l,9yO'- U0D Jews. Ms: oi them are resid his O tls larger cities. New York bsin. u c favor. | '-EI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Are vol tirei, billions, with con s,ant headache and genera! "do It care whe:n-r school keep. or Lot" feeling? l.. Rny'- Celery Sarsaprailla le just the sci-n,i6c comtinAiiuu of remedies that yonneed. tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Pulitzer asserts that more than SIP 100000 have been lost il New York cIty in the las, five years in trying 10 rival the World.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Johr Tompkins Q! Mount Vernon, New Yors pnii us vi-ic today. NJ. roapkius k in thi- St, on for heslrh and piea,ura aa.! iatrud. remaining in Atizlna come six n 'h> and will visit u!lihe historic points in the terri tory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Sheriff Whl;e returned today from Bisbee and had in cut ply 2 Mexican prisoner boun l, over to await the action of the grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

A ,lT,.t i. hring made 10 form {. company to coz uct railroad from Ciitnahua 10 Guerrero. There ha- nlread, been subscribed $-00,oC0 amorg the .pjtAli,ts Q. Cmhu"han for the conetTuctian, the road. A state subs;dy vii. a so b. given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

J. J. Patton returned today from Bisbee whero he has been on an assessing tour.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Justice Ko.ka is reported mnrh bei- ter today and hopes ars entertained d for 6 considerable i'm pavement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Mrs Chas L.nspaap' who was tixen quit, i'll a day or tw1 since We are pleased to note is conynie:cing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Estate Of P. L, Conyers. deceased. DUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE8Y GIVEN \ bv the undersigned administrator of ,h, state cf R. L. Conyers. deceased 10 the cred tcrs C ar ] sII I.ro.s havIg lairs afain. t ;h, sa,l deceased. 10 ,Ahii il them wih the nee cssary Nouch rS, witEin n nths af'er iht trst p' bicati of Itsnotcc, to the said ad minis,ia or at his ( .iicc in tine urn Ci Flir- ank. in ihe said county of Cothise.
 LEON c. POINTERS, Administrator of the estate of F. l.. Couyers dceastd
 Dat, d March 2oih. 1897, m22.r
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Seamst;ess Sewing Machines, eq1al to all, inferIOr to nose. Re !ucsi 10 S20.
 AT RARaow'S
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Rav Eanderm aissn WI. an out going passs"ger on lhe stage this m3ruing bound for Bishee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

A Mexican circus arrived l. town today and are preparing to pitch tneIr tent and give an erhiniti ,n-
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28
CEUNE4 IsECOHDs.
LEGATION.

Buckeye, Wsrrsn Di,t.--Gao Porter R. HsZei, Bert Gm.hle r. M. JUhu- sen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

F. Y. Wolcntt and wife left thi, morning 10: Pearce on vi.It.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-28

Le Rny's Celery SLrsAparilla the Spring medicine. U
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of P. L. Conyers. deceased.

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