The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Town Tattle

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 Coffee like.your mother used to make at the Can Can,
 J. A. Rockfellow, the county sar-' .yeyor, is in Bisbee for, a few days doing some surveying.
 Bedlounges and couches made to crder at B. F. .Graham's. ,
 For cold air flues, roof plates ana yuttsring, call on c. A. Newman, ml6tf
 The examination Joe Michler has been set for Monday at o'clock.
 For delicious ice cream and cake go to the Bsrrs, Wallace building. A lO-tf ~. All. kinds of ,upholstering and repair. ing done at B. F. Graham's. '
 James F. Trotter, the civil engineer, is confined to his room with a slight Asttack of fever. .
 Wood for sale, $7.6o per cord, at the OK grocery. m2s.tf.
 You can trade your old furniture or stoves forinewIat 5. F. Graham's.
 Mr. Howard Murray, a young man and former. resident of Tombstone, died in San Francisco recently.
 For bath tubs, sincs and plumbing .gs to Joseph Schwartz. A. l4-tf William Beatty came up today from the Sulphur Spring valley. He reports good rains during the past past week in ..his tection.
 ILOST-Ths metallic cap of the hub ot .,hack wheel. Finder will be rewarded by returning the same to Palace Livery stables. ml6f.t
 John Cornell and family left this morning for Tucson, where they will make their future home.
 Another fine assortment of spurs. brides and saddles just recieved at the 70 K Harness Shop. Call and see them. n2S.tf
 Miss Lillie Kenney left this morning for Tombstone where she will visit friends for several weeks.
 If you want new hat, neatly trimmed te suit your taste, leave your order at Hrs. Bewett's. .J6.u
 guarantee all my suits or pants to fit or no sale. Harris. the Tailor. If
 Miss Helen Grant expects to leave Monday for San Francisco where she y will remain for sometime.
 No reply has yet been received from 1. the telegram sent to the Ft. Huachuca s bass ball team asking if they would play here on tho Fourth.
 If you want cool, refreshing drink call at the ice cream parlor and get drink of Coca Cola It eases heartache s.and cures the blud.
 Charles Jones Snd l.. A. Ingle left V this afternoon for& the Canneas where they will remain for sometime.
 J.W. Sheppard will act as promoter at the dance to be given by the ceme- tery committee on the evening of July 4th.
 The colored singers, who have been employed in the Turi saloon during the past few weeks, have gone to Tucson.
 For homemade csntines, call on Joseph Schwartz. Pattonize home in- dustry. A. 14tf.
 For fur robes, whips and harness, go to the o. K. Harness Shop. They will treat you right. n2S-tf
 The small boy and his fire cracker have already made their appearance and reminds one that the Fourth is near at hand.
 De Wits Little Early Risers benefit permanently. They lend gentle assist. ance to nature, causing no pains or weakness, permanently curing constira- tion and liver ailmeIts. Copper Queen Mining Go.
 w.. W. Weed, who has been acting as court reporter during the past few weeks in the district court, came over yester- day and is taking in the slghts of our lively burg.
 The remainder of the jurors and wit. .s assses returned from Tombstone this evening and our city will now settle down to its usual routine work. Over two hundred and fifty of our citizens have been in Tom bstone during the past few weeks as,witnesses and jurors before the district court. i
 Another feature has been added to the Fourth of July program, in the shape of q drilling match for boys unter l3 years. A prize of $l0 is offered to the youngsters who can drill the deep. est hole in five minuetes. It is need- less to say that this will be an interest ing affair. '
 "Iil Monitor" a Mexican paper pub lished.by J. Salcedo, made it's fret appearance in our city today and will hereafter be. e.issued regularly on Satur- days. 1t is a six page journa! and is we'll filled with gool reading matter ,Mr Soico,lo tha ,,ubliphar ;s wail !