Tombstone epitaph., 1897-09-26

Neep m mlnu that lhe hspeEol'S will give a grand ball at the Opera house on the evening Of the 3O.h o. this month.
 Mrs. Kraigbaum ard children were incoming passeu gers this evening. They return from Tombstone, where they have been for some weeks pact.
 The Coffee Royal is prepared to provide customers with oysters in every style; fish and game in season. Coffs a specisity. See "sd." in an other column.
 Mrs. wittig and daughter, Mics Bertha, returned from Santa Cruz, Cal, on this evenings rsin. They have been spending Q portion Of the sum mer at this pleasant seaside resort and return now feeling thoroughly rcjuvenated.
 Quite an exciting fight took place tOuhy ItS"teH lNo oi lho ' ttoilHiS iia- ternity. When it occurred to the two disturhers of the peace that the Dis trict Attorney wns in the city ready to prosecute all offenders, they walked quietly down to the J. r. and paid fine of Sl0 each.
 BIsBEE. Sept. g, 1897.
 COVERINGS.
 F.V. Johnson i. back a. his ross in tho company store.
 NJ. L. Williams, Sonora stockman, is here on business.
 Mrs. W. L. Reynolds and daughter are visiting in Bisbee.
 Prof. nnd Mrs. Ash lave gone to Tucson. where they intend to reside.
 J.J. Mckinna has left the con pany store to engage in business for him sel'.
 G. H. Mosher is in the city in the interest of the Simmons Hardware Company.
 Ben D.ddock will leave tomorrow for Tombstone, where Ee has accepted position in restaurant.
 Cliff Young, who arrived here from Abilene, Texas, few days ago, Is in stalled ae barkeeper at the Turf.
 J. J. Evans has purchased the Re- ception saloon, and greeted his many friends in his new quarters last night.
 Angus Arbuckle, who. has been hauling for MT. J. S. Williams for some time. went to Tombstone today. Conrad Smith is recovering from his recent attack of illness, which con- fined him to the hospital, and is able 10 be about.
 Thomas Leyerty Is convalesing, but is still at the hospital with the pros- pect Of an early recovery from the effects of his illness.
 Lon Stolz will soou te able to leave the hospital, where under skillful medical treatment he is rapidly sp preaching recovery.
 w. c. Land will leave Saturday morning for New Mexico with herd Of I20U cattle, which he will deliver at his compsny's ranch in that Terri tory.
 .yenteen hundred head of the cattle purchased from Roberts ( Sneed by w. c. Land will be started tomorrow morning for Cow Springs, New Mexico. It will take about ten days to make the drive, but as the stock are in fine condition, and grass plentiful, no difficulty is aprrebended.
 Louis Brown, wbo has long been resident of this city, and who forsome years has held a trustworthy petition in the Copper Queen store, leaves to- morrow morning for Baltimore, Md, where he will enter the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery and take three years course in dentistry. This institution is the oldest dental college in the world, and MT. Blown could not have made . better choice. For the past year he has been studying dentistry under D-. J. w. Farrin gtop, who has already established an snvi- able reputation in his profession ID this county, and this preparatory course, as it were, will be of ipestima- bls advantage to Mir. Brown W hen ke snbarks upon his collsgist course. While we all regret to have this gentleman taken away from us, even for this short period, stiil we wish him Godspeed, knowing when ws again L.,I -n .,l craaS h,~,