The Weekly orb., 1898-09-18
Town Tattle

Coffee like your mother used to mak, at the Can Can.. sl7-3t
 Fresh Phoenix cream for sale at Il ice.cream. parlors. m3.tf
 Wood,for sale, $5.50}per cord, st tho OK grocery. m23-sf.
 Two piece bedroom sets for Stu at E F. Graham's..s
 Go to August Joerss for fine wall paper.s a23-tf
 Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Ice crenh parlors. 16-tf
 You can now trade your old furniture for new B. F. Graham's. [
 guarantee all my suits or pants to fit or no sale. Harris. the Tailor. If.
 Just received by Mrs, J. Blewetta fine line of ladies' fall and winter hats. 2t
 All kinds of upholstering and repair ing done at B. K. Graham's.
 Our line of. wall paper is the very latest, being, designs of 1898.
 a23-tf AUGUST JoERss.
 FOR RENT--A neatly furnished room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Apply to Mrs. Del Lewis. s IS If.
 Fos RENr--A three room house near Opera House. Apply to Mrs. Welch, on premises. sS'lw
 if your stove or stovepipe needs re- pairing, it will pay you to see Joseph Schwartz before having them fixed by any one else. s7tf
 A newElipe of fancy, French and do- mestic pants patterns at Harris, the Tailor's. If. .
 A new stock of saddles harness, etc. just received at the O K harness shop. Call and see them. i22-tf
 The greatest bargains ever offered in Bisbee in house furnishing goods. are to be had at B. F. Graham's
 Our entire stock goes now at prices that will surprise you, on everything Call at once and get our prices. B. F. Graham. |
 To LET--Three rooms in private family, opposite school house, two doors east of Rev. Pritchard's. Will rent with or without board. MRs. E. M. DuRLEY.
 Just received, nice line in dinner sets in decorated china ware, at 5. F. Graham's. |
 Library lamps and stand lamps just received at B. F. Graham's. |
 FOR SaIE-A two-room house with kitchen; good location; terms reason able. Enquire at THE ORE. :l3-tf
 B. E. Graham's new stock is now coming in all the time, will have con plete line of furnishing goods in this month. f
 Call and examine that new stock of ladies' fall and winter hats, at Mrs. J. Blewet's. 2t
 Suits cleaned at s2 on shert notice at Harris the Tailor. If.
 For SALE OR TO LET-A seven roomed house. nicely furnished, and known as "Tyler Residence" on Castle Hill. For further particulars enquire on the prem ises. sl6 lw
 Joseph Schwartz, the tinsmith, has. now in his employ an expert tiusmith, and is now more than ever before fully prepared to do all kinds of work in he tinsmith and plumbing lines. s7tf
 While the tri. colors of Mexico were everywhere conspicuous yesterday, Old Glory was given the place of honor in almost every instance.
 At the Grill room tomorrow Mrs. Crossey will have an especially prepared -"read for Sunday dinner. All the delica- o;as of nm. season. besides the most toothsome substancials Jno illlia.Ke! M- lords will be at your command, and her coffee cannot be excelled.
 Strange to say, but true, that although yesterday was the greatest. day of the year with our Mexican population, so far as we have heard, not an arrest was made or a bosterous indecent drunk seen on the streets, but all were orderly, sober and respectable. This is quite comment on us upon some of our fete days of the past.
 The five-year old child of Mir. Harris, the tailor, met with very serlous and painful accident yesterday morning, while playing around its hom>, uncon- scioas of any danger, the little fellow made miss step,and losing his balance, fell from the porch to the ground, sus- taing fracture of the bones of one of his arms at the elbow which may make him cripple for life. The little fellow has the sympathy of many friends.
 J. w. Baggett, of Oak Grove, Fla, had an attack of the measles, nearly three years ago, and the disease left him