The Weekly orb., 1898-09-04
Town Tattle

No services at the Catholic churcl tomorrow.
 We'd for;salc, $5.50 per cord, at thu OK grocery. m2s-t.
 4. Q. T. W. meet tonight.
 Ice creamsods,at the Bu.r's. m2l-t
 The Chase Stock company are at pres ent doing Fl Paso.
 Two piece: bedroom sets for $lo at B 2. Graham'& {
 The trial jury for this term of the dis trict court will not be drawn until tht 18th.
 Our entire stock goes now at prices that will surprise you, on everything Call at once and get our prices. B. F. Graham.
 Hiss Maggie Hill returned last even. ing from her vacation trip in the Hua- chucas.
 Fresh Phoenix cream for gale at tho ice.cream rarlors. m3.tf
 Sam Pollock, the young forger, was taken to Tombstone last evening by Deputy Sheriff Vaughn.
 Our 6Ae of wall paper is the very latest, being.desiEns. .of. 1898.
 a2S-tf Auausr JoERss.
 Edwin Hughes left this evening for Tombstone on short visit to his sister, Mrs. Jos. McPherson.
 guarantee all my suits or pants to fit or. no sale. Harris. the Tailor. If.
 Theo. Metz, the popular sodawater nan, shipped carload of 10000 beer bottles to San Antonio, Texas, today.
 Go to August Joerss for fine wall paper. a2S-tf
 Vim. Hildreth left this evening for Fl Paso, Texas, where he will roman for severeal weeks on recreation trip. Fresh fruits of all kinds at the <, i. cream. pariors. lf<tf
 W. A. Harvey and Supt. Ben W tlliams left today on . short inspection . tour of the progress made at,Naco.
 A newlline of fancy, Fren xb and do. mestic. pants patterns at Harris. the Tailor's. .t
 Mrs. c. L. Lewis urandmotber of Roy Morfoot. our ( ,rrier arrived this morning from Cali tornia and will mak, Der future home nere.
 The greatest bargains ever offered in ,Des in no Ase furnishing goods. are to bs had at B F. Graham's ~ -. --Three rooms in private family, vppo'i . school house, two doors east of M .. Pritchard's. Will rent with or "''' 4sut board. MRS. E. M. DuRLEY. Gall and examine that new stock of Adies' fall and winter hats, at Mrs. J. Blewets. 2t
 The dispatches tell us that the Rough Riders arc to be mustered out of service sooA. These brave boys should be given | royal reception when they return home,
 FoR SAIE-A two-room house with htchen; good location; terms reason. able. Enquire at THE ORB office. al3-tf
 The quarterly examination of appli- eants for teachers certificates will take place in the probate court rooms at Tombstone September and 6.
 Just received by Mrs, J. Blewett fine line of ladies' fall and winter hats. 2t
 Miss May Likes, of Fairbank, accom-. panied by Miss Ethel Lachance, of Tue. son, are spending few days in our city and are the guests of Miss Lillie Burr. B. F. Graham has decided to stock up again about the first of September. t Services as usual at the Union church tomorrow. In the evening the Rev. Pritchard will deliver a discourse on "The Lesssns we have Learned from the Late War" Fine display of gold, silver and nickel watches al. Joerss'. a23-tf
 All kinds of repairing and upholster- ing done at B. F. Graham. The work of distributing the rails along the A. and s. E. between Fair. band and Benson has been commenced and the working crew will move their camp from ,Naco to Land early next week. Suits cleaned at $2 on short notice at Harris the Tailor. If. If you:need newsaddle, harnese, or sr ything in.that line you can. find it at ue OK. .harness.shop. i22-tf The camping party composed of Mrs. Maston, Mir. and Mrs. T. Wright, Miss Wright, Mrs. s. K. Williams and J. Wright, returned last evening from the Huachucas. They report having a most delightful time. MT. James E. Terrell, of Burnt House W. ya., has discarded all other diarrhoea