The Arizona daily orb., 1899-07-26

Tim Taft left this morning for Tomb stone on business.
 Mrs. Richard Rundle is confined to her bed with slight attack of fever.
 James Shea, the cigar drummer, left on the outgoing train this morning.
 Mrs. Otto Von Kanel is suffering from sprained wrist, caused by fall.
 Bob Tate and Shorty Johnston are at the Agua Caliente Springs near Yuma.
 Lloyd, the young son of William Hug hes, is seriously ill at present with fever.
 James Kelly and bride are now To- cated in the Crouch residence, near the Opera House.
 Frank Abrams has moved his family to Naco, where they will make their future home.
 A party of fifteen Slavonians arrived yesterday from the old country and will soon be looking for a job.
 Charles Morrison, the veteran Tomb. stone stage driver, is handling the rib bons on the Nacosari stage line.
 Don't forget the social dance at the Opera House tomorrow evening. Eveyone most cordially invited.
 It is reported that we'll known Bis. bee miner, who is now in San Francisco, will return here soon with a native daughter, who has decided to share her future with him.
 W. H. Brophy, manager of the Cop per Queen store, will leave in the morn ing for New York City, where he goes to buy the fall stock of goods for that firm. ...
 M. J. Cunningham, who intended leaving last week for the sea coast but was delayed, will take his departure in the morning.
 Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, insect stings and ivy poison ing,-quickly healed by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Positively prevents blood poisoning. Beware of counter fiets. "De Witt's" is SAFE and SURE, Copper Queen Mining Go.
 A laborer, named Fowler, employed on the school building was severely cut about the head and shoulders this morning by. having lot of bricks fall from the scaffolding and land on him.
 George Dougherty, better known as "Whitey," has decided to help Uncle Sam's cause and has enlisted at Fort Huachuca, and is now member of the 34th infantry. Moki Tea positively cu:.s SICK hsai ache, indigestion and eonsupatioh. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptisns of the skin, producing per feet complexion, or money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale at Hisbee Drug Store.
 Tom Peppers and two other cowboys, who are on hunting trip in the Ajo mountains, Sonora, killed two large cinnamon bear one day last week. Peppers was the man who landed both of the bruins. .. 70 ....... F. Weston has moved his family to the Duval place in the Sulphur Spring valley, where he will engage III the chicken business. He will supply the Bisbee market ere long with fresh eggs, chickens, etc.
 number of little folks gathered at the home of little Annie Wallace this afternoon to assist her ill celebrating her fifth birthday. The afternoon was spent most pleasantly in various amuse- ments, the little ones enjoying them selves to their hearts content.
 A couple of strangers came in yester. day, one of whom decided to take in the crap game ill the Turf saloon. He play ed his money high and was soon looser to the tune of between $40O and $500 He then managed to ring in some dice of his own and was winning consid- erable of the money ba-k, when the dealer got on 10 him and changed the dice. The fellow then jumped the game. The corners of the dice were cut into and hole about the size of q pea was found filled with amalgum. To look at the outside of the dice no one could detect the slightest signs of d mark. The stranger left this morning about $500 short.