The Weekly orb., 1898-05-08
From Tuesdays Daily.


 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Prescott is to have a summer normal school.
 Building still continues in all parts of the ely.
 The weather stiil continues to be dis agreeable.
 E. B. Moore, the cattle broker, ar rived .his morning.
 War talk is the only thing heard on the streets tlrese days.
 J. N. Jones is erecting another dwell- ing on his lot on Knob Hill.
 A large wagon load of mining supplies were taken 10 Mexico today.
 Tostoftice Inspector Robinson left last night on the outgoing train.
 L. c. Shattuck received several cars of lumber during the past week.
 Several cumiueiclal drummers ar- rived on the train thls morning.
 Frank Hare came over this morning rom Tombstone on short visit.
 1lieie were about thirty passengers on the incoming train this morning.
 Louis EodecIer was an incoming passenger on the train this morning.
 "Reneu,ber the Maiafe" flags are to be obta,ned at the Ice Cream parlors.
 5. w. Clawson and Ben Williams have returned from their trip to Naco. sari.
 Old Glory is waving frcm all the busi- ness houses and residences ill our city today.
 The lone highwayman who held up the Fairbank depot has escaped into Sonora.
 Dan Hagan began the erection of q two story house on his lot on Howell avenue today.
 Mi.s Laura Crable has taken charge o( the Tombstone pestotiice, Enh Sy- dow reslsnins.
 BisLee will have quite large delega- tion at Tombstone next week Ill alten- dance on court.
 M.M. sLern.an will ship thirty cars of cattle from Don Luls station to Kansas III a lew days.
 lle nomination of J. G. Pritchard to be postmaster at B.sbct has been sent to the senate by President Mckinley.
 w. IL. Mandy and brother, we'll known ,altleMen of Lodge Guy, Kan. aiilveG lieIe today un caL,le tuslness.
 ,!he Spanish, American alliance band have r,.e.ved li,e,r new instruments ;H,d ~lii shortly give a pubic Lonoett. He news of the American victory re- ce yed by Ing ORB iast nisnt wss sls- nal Tor lue nrns oi nrecracEers, bonus, e,c.
 R w. Darr returned to lis ranch in sonora today. Where ne nIs rouaIei up several Iuuu,ed head ot catLie wn.ca w,il De brought across the hue. The erection of the new fire house whi commence shurV,y. Inc Dd:idns Is 10 De erected ui Lnc lot Just c.,sL ot harrington & Duif. 's ulu uutcner slop.
 II i.e guns and ammunition lor lne DIsDee nolne Guards aiined leslcrday, and suon the company vii ue ois;,IIlzed and commence urllInk. Capt. Long las about completed Ills lisL oi meui. bers.
 I. Allsn, t',v cattle inspector, came up ths moln.ns rom No.alesdo inspe tile various shtpinents of cattle that are 10 Le blUu.ht aciUs, tie l.ne III the couIse oi t.e next few days.
 No news was received today from the BlsDee Volunteers Ut Wnipple barracks. IL Is expected that the two troops will pass through Beuson III day or two bound for san AntouIo, Texas, where the guns anu horses are awaiting them.
 The entertainmeut given by the Cool Templars last eyening for the benefit of Miss Yates was qulle well attended aud q very interesting program was reni- ere'l. number ol the msmUcrs who Me,e to have .ak1u part were unable to do so on account oi having the melsels. several hundred tickets were soid and quite Il nice sum ol nioney was raised. Mir. John Peterson, of Pottsv,Ile, La., was very agfeeably surprlsel not long ago. For elgnteeh months he had been troubled wlLI dysentery aud had tl.ei three Uf the best doctors ln New Orleans, ,, besides half dozen or more patent medicnies, but received very nllle rehei. Chaniberltln's Collc, Cnoierd and Dar- rhoea Remedy, having been recom- mended to hlm, he gave 1t Il trial and to hls great surprise, three doses oI that remedy effected a permanent care. Mir. Wm. McNamara, a well known mer- chant oi the same place, is we'll ac- uuainted with Slr. Peterson and attests 10 tlie irutn oi tns statement. Tn,s remedy ls f.r sals LyJ. $. Williams &