The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
Town Tattle
Campaign cards printed at Tu. ORE

John Theaville, formerly of Bisbee died in San Francisco last week.
 Miss Nellie Hughes returned to thu city from San Francisco yesterday after an absence of a few months.
 Get your pictures framed at B. F. Ora hams.
 Next Thursday the Tough Nut prop critics at Tombstone are to be sold d Sheriffs sale io satisfy a claim O ]S,o04.70.
 Coffee like your mother used to make at the Can Can. sl7-3t
 Wood for sale, $6.OO per cord, at the OK grocery. m2S-tf.
 Australian Billy Smith, who is known to many resident ex-El Pasoans, wal married on Tuesday to Annie McDevitt at Fl Paso.
 Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Ice cream parlors. 16-tf
 Maricopa creamery butter ct the Rnrrs. ol-tf s> Geo. Roland and o. E. Newcomb, oi the dry goods department of the com. .pany store, are sick at their rooms, the former taking lay off today.
 Library lamps and stand lamps just received at B. F. Graham's.
 Suits cleaned at $2 on short notice at Harris the Tailor. If.
 Rev. David Roberts withhold regular services in the Opera House (upstairs) tomorrow at II .. m. and at 7p. m. All are cordially invited.
 FOUND = A child's jacket, with . bunch of keys in the pocket. Owner can recover v,s came by calling at this office. If
 Persons having exposed water pipes are requested to please see the same is covered before the setting in of cold weather. BIsBEE WATER Go.
 Judge Perrin. who carried load of campaign literature, prepared at THE ORE office, is on the warPath, mounted on a charger.
 Just received, nice line in dinner sets in decorated china ware, at B. F. Graham's.
 Leave orders for type writing at this ofice. If
 Mrs. David Williams and daughter arrived yesterday from Concord, Califor- mia to join Mir. Williams, who is em- ployed with the c. 0. Go. They will remain here.
 Call and examine that new stock of. ladies' fall and winter mats. a, Mis :. Blewet's.l 2t
 WANrEp-Lodging and board in re- Spectabls private family, by 2 young lady. If
 A valuable two yesr-old bay stallion was stolen from P. Moore's pasture at Rncker. The brand is M on left thigh.
 FOR SALE. --One frame house, six rooms; one adobe house, two rooms; 1; both completely furnished. Situate near the residence of Fred Fitch. For prices and further particulars apply to s. K. Williams. If
 All kinds of upholstering and repair ing done at B. F. Graham's.
 FoR RENr-A three room kouse near Opera House. Apply to Mrs. Welch, on premises. ss-lw
 L. D. Perkinsen, who has travelled all over the territory, came in yesterday and says Brodie will only know that he was a candidate after November 9. He added that Lieut.. Wiley E.. Jones is making telling speeches for Wilson.
 J. II. Cumley has resigned as head salesman in the furniture and crockery department of the company store and will leave shortly for Chicago. He has been in charge for year past. Mir. Bailey, late of Los Angeles, is taking pointers prior to succeeding MT. Cumley.
 The vote of this camp for sheriff of Cochise County in 1896 was McCabe 1s2 White l57, Caldwell l2s. Grand total-- White 15l, Caldwell S44, McCabe S29' Whites plurality 122. The above is a correction of yesterdays summary in these columns, more especially of the vote in the camp.
 After meeting President Willard of Turkey Track Cattle Go. and settling up the affairs of the company, which sold out to Greene and Packard, Bob Barr will start out on q canvassing tour in the north. NJ. c. Benton, Barr's run ming mate, will join in work of m aking votes. Mir. Willard will arrive on Tues- day.
 Few men in this country are better or more favorably known to the drug and medicine trade than Mir. F. J. Schall buyer in the proprietary medicine de. partment of the Meyer Bros.' Drug Co., St. Louis. He says: "My boy came home from school with his hand III