The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
From Saturdays Daily.


 From Saturdays Daily.
 Maricopa creamery butter at the Burrs. el-u
 Get your pictures framedatR. F. Gra' hams.
 Del Lewis returned yesterday from g short trip to Tom bstone.
 See that new stock of furniture at B, F. Graham's.
 Wood for sale, se.0o per cord, at the OK grocery. m2S-tf.
 Miss Winnie Miller left this morning for Wilcox.
 Coffee like your mother used to make at the Can Can. sl7-3t
 A fine line oi Holiday candies, crystalized fruits, etc., at the Burr's.
 Perry Smith will leave tomorrow for bis wolframite claims near Dragoon summit.
 Iguarantee all my suits or pants to fit or no sale. Harris. the Tailor. If.
 You can trade your old furniture or stoves for new at.B. F. Graham's.
 Just received by Mrs, J. Blewetta a fine line of ladies' fall and winter hats. 2t
 The cass of Leo Sugich. charged with selling liquors to minors, is being tried before jury in Justice Schrimsher's court. The jury had not brought in a verdict up to the hour of going to press.
 pr. F. A: Sweet is confined to his home with severe attack of infama- tory rheumatism.
 All persons holding coupons on lone ( Kennett for photos will please call before January 18th. Coupons good for 50c. but must be presented on or before January 18th, 1899. Satisfaction guar aHteed. JONES & KENNETT, Great Western Photo Co.,, San Francisco,
 California, J2-td
 Richard Fleischer, representing the "Las Dos Naciones" cigar company, of NoSalss, is in the city visiting our mer- chants and taking orders for that well known brand of cigar
 Just received carload of furniture al B. F. Graham's.
 Suits cleaned at $2 on short notice at Harris the Tailor. If.
 Reliable word comes from Tucson that smallpox has broken out among the sporting fraternity. E. c. Bartlett, one of the proprieters of the legal Ten der saloon, is one of the victims, while two other sports have been taken to the pest house.
 Just received, nice line in dime sets in decorated china ware, at B. F. Graham's. |
 The public is> hereby notified that l will open new photograph ga allery in short time. Parties wanting good work will do we'll to wait few days. d23.tf c, $, FLY.
 MT. Tonkin Williams and Miss Alvina Dozois will be joined in the holy bonds of matrimony this evening by Rev. D. Roberts. The wedding is to be family affair, and will take place at the resi-. dence of the groom's parents. Miss Mae Cobbe will oiIiciats as bridesmaid while Nm. Tonkin will act as best man.
 A new line of fancy, French and dc mestic pants patterns at Harris, the Tailor's. t
 BedlouDges and couches made to crder at B. F. Graham's.
 Through an oversight on our part we failed to mention the dance given by the Rathbone Sisters, at the Opera House on Thursday evening. The dance was.auite well attended con slider. ing the inclemency of the weather. The music by Prot. Temples orchestra was excellent and dancing was indulg- ed in until late hour.
 At MissBurr's Oyster Parlors you can get the best oyster stews or frys in Bisbee.
 Dr. JIG. LaRnerberg Eye Specialist has located in Bisbee and will remain for at least two months and possibly for good. People having defective eye sight will now have an opportunity to receive proper treatment for their eyes. If you suffer with headache or nervousness be sure to have your eyes examined; pair of properly fitted glasses will relieve the pain and give you perfect comfort. Consultation free. Office at the Central Hotel.
 Wm. LaDge has retired from the firm of Quinn & Lange, and Mr. Quinn has assumed full control of the business. James Quinn is young man, well and iavorably known in business circles here. He is full of energy and by close and careful attention to business and fair dealing the old firm have grown to a position most enviable. The business will be continued at the old stand, and by the same traits that characterized l