The Weekly orb., 1898-12-11
From Saturdays Daily.

N~N housekeeping. Apply at this office.
 Wm. Perrow is suffering from a severe attack of typhoid fever.
 Maricopa creamery butter at the Burrs. o1-tf
 John Mobile has returned from visit to Tucson and vicinity.
 Get your pictures framedatB. F. Gra- han's. |
 Just received by Mrs, J. Blewett fine line ofladies' fall and winter hats. 2t
 The Packard cattle will be shipped from Naco tomorrow.
 Wood for sale, $500 per cord, at the o K grocery. m2S-tf.
 Mrs. M. Crossey, of the Bessemer, is seriously ill at that hotel.
 FoR RENT-A furnished room, good ocality. Apply at ORE office 25-l5t
 Geo. Corey, of San Diego, has accepted position in the grocery department of the company store,
 A fine line oi Holiday candies, crystalized fruits, etc., at the Burr's.
 Miss Cora Gray, one of our typos, is confined to her home with an alta ok of tla grippe.
 WANTED-A housekeeper. Apply to E. G. Norton, at Norton House. n28-tf The condition of Mrs, Stowe is not improved today, and no improvement can be looked for.
 All kinds of upholstering and repair ing done at B. F. Graham's.
 Joe Foster, one of the Rough Riders, has again been taken to the company hospital suffering from fever.
 See that new stock of furniture at B. F. Graham's.
 J. H. Jack and Judge Robinson will leave in the morning for Tombstone, where they go on court business.
 Just received at Burr's one of the fin est asscrtments of chocolates ever to be had in Bisbee.
 F. M. Xikes, of Fairbank, is visiting our city and interviewing our merchants in regard to furnishing them with alfalfa hay.
 You can trade your old furniture or stoves for new at B. F. Graham's. 'C.G. Laviers, of San Francisco, whose arrival was mentioned in the ORB, has accepted position in the grocery de- pertinent of the company store.
 A new line of fancy, French and do- mestic pants patterns at Harris, the Tailor's.. t
 A small Mexican boy, while playing with giant powder cap few days ago, had one of his fingers blown off and his hand badly burned, by the cap eNpod- ing.
 Our line of wall paper is the very latest, being designs of 1898.
 a23-tf AUGUST JoERss.
 J. Shea, of the San Miguilita Mining company, left this morning for Los Angeles, where he goes for the benefit of his health, which has been failing for some time.
 Second. hand stoves bought and sold by Joseph Schwartz. s27 If
 The Nacosarl stage left this morning with full load of passengers. This section of Sonora is attracting the atten- tion of mining men from all parts of the country as we'll as numerous prospect ors.
 Just received carload of furniture at B. F. Graham's. ...
 Another wedding is on the tapis. A certain young man has begun the furnishing of small house and from the number of articles being purchased we judge he is not going to live alone.
 FOR SALE--One Studebaker dead-ex wagon, one table truck, one water wagon, one Benecia horsepower, one bIA'lnCn NdlNc SdH OOoc puIlp. TOT prices and terms enquire of E. B. Mason, schmieding's jewelry store. d7-tf
 J. c. McKim and Geo. Hill, both con- nected with the San Miguili.o mine in the Pilares district in Sonoro, have been in town during the past few day. Their company has ordered 20-stamp mill from Fraze, x Chalmers, of Chicago, which will be shipped to Naco, from which place it will be hauled by teams to the mines.
 Another fine assortment of spurs brides and saddles just recieved at the Ok Harness Shop. Call and see them.
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 FOR SALE--For $650-house and lot. Three rooms, 12x12 and kitchen, 8x8. l closet in each room; ground graded enough to erect another three room house. New and neatly painted outside and handsomely papered inside, including closets. Porch around the l.. Three shade trees (two umbrella, one apricot.) Woodshed and chicken house. Apply to D. A. Markey, Chisholm