The Weekly orb., 1898-05-22
From Saturdays Daily.

Go to August J oerss for fine wall paper. a23-tf
 Wind and dust are plentiful these days.
 Get your refrigerators at B. r. Gra- ham < Co.'s.
 Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Ice. cream parlors. 16-tf "Teddy's Terrors' are still at San Antcnio, Texas.
 Ice-cream suits are quite the rage in Bisbee these days. ....s ' Fine display of gold, silver and nickel watches at Joerss'. a23-tf
 Fresh Phoenix cream tor sale at the ice cream parlors. m3.tf
 John Mobile, the we'll known saloon man, is in Tucson.
 Suits cleaned at $2 on short notice by Harris the Tailor. If.
 Tombetone has several cases of scarlet 1 fever in her midst. .,...
 Wild flowers are numerous on the hillsides below town.
 The fly season has commenced, in fact it is in full bloom.
 Appropriate exercises are being ar- ranged for Decoration day.
 guarantee all my suits or pants to fit or no sale. Harris. the Tailor. If.
 Pete Johnson returned this morning from short business trip to Tom bstone.
 A nice line of baby carriages and go carts just received at B. F. Graham & Co.'s
 A new line of fancy, French and do- mestic pants patterns at Harris, the Tailor's. If.
 You can get anything you want in house furnishing goods at B. F. Gra- ham X Co.'S .
 If you are in business. let the people know it through the advertising col umns of the ORB.
 Con Beckwith came over from Tomb stone yesterday and will remain in our city for some time.
 Several of our citizens will leave for Tucson next week as witnesses in the Copper Queen case.
 James Critchley, an old time Tomb stone miner, has accepted position in the Copper Queen mine.
 Ice cream tonight at the ice cream parlors. A supply will be kept on hand daily during the summer.
 Our line of wall paper is the very latest, being designs of 1898.
 a23-tf AUGUST JoERss.
 Mrs. Fetterman and daughter re- turned this morning from California, where they have been for several we eks past.
 The grading force or the new railroad is being increased, and the grade to the international lne will be completed in shcrt order.
 Dr. Cool was called to Tombstone very unexpectdly yesterday on account of the serious illness of his son with scarlet fever.
 For many months the building of houses in this city has been going on rapidly and the town has spread out wonderfully.
 Even the roosters in this part of the country are getting patiotic. Every morning they can be heard growing, "Dewey, Dewey, Dewey" ' Jas. Lowrey, the we'll known Hua- chuca cattleman, is paying our city short visit. He has sold quite num- Der of his cattle to eastern buyers.
 A letter received few days since from President Martin of the South Bisbee company states that he will not arrive here until about the first of May.
 Ex-Governor Benjamin Franklin died in Phoenix Thursday afternoon of heart failure. He was governor of the terri- tory for little over year, being suc- oeeded by McCord.
 Two Mexicans who broke into the clotling store onBrewery avenue onFri- day night were arrested yesterday by Officer Graham, and the stolen goods found in their possession.
 c. A. Overlock's new adobe house in upper Tombstone canyon is receiving oi cement inside and out, and when completed will be one ct the substantial esidence buildings of our city.
 About 1000 head of Sonora cattle, said to be infested with Texas fever ticks, are being held on the other side et the line south of here, and have been detained there by order of the general government.
 The sale has been made of $100,OO0 worth of Arizona capital bonds at par and one-half of per cent. com mission. The building is ultimately to cost $3O0,- 900, and all material in it's construction is to ha products of tha territorv