The Weekly orb., 1898-11-27
Town Tattle

Dan Hankins is in bed with the "grip."
 Maricopa creamery butter at the Bhrrs. ol-tf
 Mir. and Mrs. James left for their home on speeial.train this morning.
 Get your pictures iramedatB. F. Gra- han's.
 Joseph Schwartz took run over to Benson today on business.
 FOR RENrAA furnished room, good ldcality. Apply at ORB office 25-l5t
 Rev. J. G. Pritchard isexpected to re- turn from Phoenix tomorrow afternoon.
 A new line of fancy, French and do- mestic pants patterns at Harris, the Tailor's. t
 A new stock of saddles harness, etc. just received at the o K harness shop. Call and see them. i22-tf
 Rev. D. Roberts left for Benson on the train this morning. Heis to preach there tomorrow.
 Coffee like your mother used to make at the Can Can. sl7-3t See that new. stock of.furniture at B. F. Graham's. a AeV.- Grosetta, the genial manager and ownea of the Tucson Opera House came Tn on the afternoon train with the "Murry and Mack" troupe.
 FoR RENT--Two unfurnished rooms, suitable for offices, formerly occupied by Dr. Clark. Apply at Central House.
 Second hand stoves bought andi sold by Joseph Schwartz. s27-tf
 Just received carload of furniture at B. F. Graham's.
 Forthe best cut and most stylish gar nient, call on A. Champagne, the Bisbee Tailor, Brewery Gulch. n2o1w
 A hundred years ago New Eng land girl was not allowed to marry un- less she could bake loaf of bread and cut it in smoth, even slices while it was still warm.
 Just received at Burr's one of the fin est asscrtments of chocolates ever to be had in Bisbee.
 You can trade your old furniture or stoves for new at B. F. Graham's.
 At Miss Burr's Oyster Parlors you can get the best oyster stews or frysrin Bisbee
 Library lamps and stand lamps just received at B. F. >Graham's. Suits cleaned at g on short notice at Harris the Tailor. If. All outdoor work was suspended this morning. The silica quarry, store warehouse, etc. were apparently desert ed, but the ORB newsgather trudged about as usual, though hardly cheerful ly
 Bedlounges and couches made to crder atBsF. Graham's.
 Just receivel, a mice line in dime l sets in decorated china ware, at B. F. Graham's. t Looking out of the office door of the | ORB and seeing the snow on the neigh. boring hills reminds us it is nearly winter. Some of our friends insist that this is wintry weather.
 
 B. F. Graham's new stock is now coming in all the time, will have com plete line of furnishing goods in this month. f
 The process qf remodeling the busi. ness building of Overlook Bros., on Brewery avenue, is being carried on without interfering with their daily bus mess, although when completed the bailding will be virtually new. The pressed iron front has been received and when put in position will present handsome appearance.
 Call and examine that new stock of. ladies' fall and winter mats. al Mis Biewet's. 2t All'kinds of upheIsteriug and repair ing done at B. F. Graham's. Messrs. Packard and Vickers will ship within day or two ten. carloads of fat cattle from the Turkey Track herd to Los Angeles, and expect to continue shipments during the season of like, character and number at intervals of five Jays. The cattle will be loaded at Don Luis station on the A.~& S. E. R. K. Wood for sale, $500 per cord, at the O K grocery. m28tf. Just received by Mrs, J. Blewett fine line of ladies' fall and winter hats. 2t w. Fred Alger, of Grand Rapids, l Michigan, said to be relative of Secre | tary Alger, died in Fl Paso last week |, and buried by money obtained by the circulation of subscription list. He left wife and two children of tender :, age, for whom the aid of charitably dis :, posed persons Is solicited through the El Paso press. r