Tombstone Daily Epitaph from Tombstone, Arizona • Page 4

JAJLY TOMSTCJJSUJjtggKA JANUARY 14, 1886. The Host Buparior Oat. A. literary friend of mine at Bath, lays contributor to tho London Stand' ard, had boon often vastly amused at tho interest with hieh iier cat appear cd to view lior proceedings at tho writing-table. Ho would sometimes jump up besido iter and lay his paw on her wrist.

On one occasion, however, he leaped on tho tablo in front of her and watched her narrowly, and with such a Erctornatnrally knowing glanco in his right 0) with his head hold slightly on ono sido, that sho was impelled to lav down her pen and look'Rthim. What was her surprlso and delight to seo him walk deliberately to tho inkstand tako a pen in his mouth and, leap-'Ing to tho floor, coramonco traciug characters with it on tho carpet, fortunately for whleh poor Timothy had forgotten tho ink. Another day his mistress said to' him In fun: "Oh Timothy, I have lost a button off my dress. I wish you would find it." Tho animal looked at her, walked out of the room and returned in afewmlnutc3with tho missing button in his mouth. Alasl poor Timothy! ha has disappeared, and this is probably tho only pormanent record of bis whv uing ways.

Fighting Sleep with Tea. Tho praotlco of taking tea or coffee by students, in order to work at night, is downright madness, cspscially when preparing for an examination. More than half of tho casos of break-down, loss of memory, fainting, otc, which occur during severo examinations, and far moro frequently than is commonly known, are due to this. $1 frequently hear of promising students who have thus failed; and, on inquiry, havo learned in almost every instance that the victim has previous ly oruggoa nimscii wiiu iui or uuuec Sleep is tho rest of tho brain; to rob tho hard-worked brain of its necessary re'st is cerebral suicide. was a victim of this tcrriblo folly.

He undertook tho translation of tho "Life of Julius Csosar," by Napoleon III, and to do it in a cruolly short time. Ho fulfilled his contiact by silting up soveral nights successively by tho aid of strong tea or cofl'oo (I forgot which). I saw him shortly atterwnrd. In a few weeks ho had agbd alarmingly, and become quite bald, his brain gavo way and never iccovered. Thoro was but little difference between his ago and mine, and but for this dreadful cerebral strain, rendered possible only by the alkaloid (for.

otherwise ho would havo fallen to sleep over his work and thereby saved his lifo), ho might still be amusing and 'instructing thousand of readers by fresh volumes of popularized archwologlcal resoarch. Popular Science Monthly for December. A Tramp's Now Trick. An elderly, charitable-looking gentleman, wearing an air of prospo-ity, was rushing into tho postofllco on Sunday when ho was approached by a dilapidated, seedy-looking tramp. Tho latter held in his hand a sealed envelope, directed in lead-pencil and smeared with tho marks of grimy fingors.

"Will you pleaso givo mo a couple of pennies to send a letter to my mother, sir? I hate just got out of a hospital and I want to send for money to go homo." Tho gentleman was overcome bv tho piteous appeal and dioppedt a coin in tho outstretched hand. As ho issued forth from tho other end of tho big granite structure no was met ny tuo same individual witli tho same story and tho same dirty envelope. "Why, you scoundrel, I just gave you enough to send your mother a dozen letters," shouted tho benevolent gentleman. "You miserable wretch. You're an impostor." "'1 hat's a now racket," said tho policeman on tho corner, "and that rascal has been working it very successfully, too.

Nearly everyone ho asks gives him something. 1 havo driven him away nmtln and again, but ho comes back." Fliiladelphia Record. Old Hickory in Providence. But thoro occurs to mo at this moment ono littlo episode in our college lifo which may bear repeating to those of tho present generation. Irefer to the visit which Gen.

Andrew Jackson, then president of tho United States, with soveral members of his cabinet, paid to Brown university. It occurred in the summer of 1832 or 1833. Thero wore no railroads then. Ho and his retlnuo camo by stage-coach and steamboat from Washington to Providence. Thoy stopped at tho City hotol.

All our distinguished men called upon them, among others tho venerable Moses Brown. It used to bo related what ho said to tho president on being introduced: "I am glad to see thee. I have voted for all thy predecessors." Dr. Wyland and the faculty called upon him and invited him to visit tho col-lego. Ho came, and let mo toll you how he camo.

There was quite a pro- cession of carriages. Wo hadn't many "Hackney coaches in Providence then, but Gen. Jackson camo on horseback, upon a famous white horse owned by that excellent man, Charles H. Childs, livery stable keopcr on Orango street. I shall nevor forget tho sceno in that littlo old chapel after Gen.

Jackson had dismounted and ascended the stage with Mr. Van Buren, tho faculty, and a few other distinguished gentlemen. But Gen. Cass, who was to address tho students, was notthoro. By some accident his arrival was delayed, and tho audience was quite uneasy.

In a few moments ho came, and I can see him now almost as plainly as I saw him then, ascending tho eastern steps to tho stage of that littlo chapel, with his white beaver hat in his hand. Conscious that ho was late, ho advanced at once to the front, and in a neat littlo speech of five minutes, while be pointed to President Jackson as the example of what porsovoring effort and loyalty to duty might accomplish in this relio, he stirred the hearts of his hearers, and I well remember what Professor Goddard said to myself and Henry Anthony of tho speech as wo wero caving tho building: "Neat, very A Graduate's the Providence Journal. Arizona Mail and Stage Line TOMBSTONE, STAUE KOU FA I KBANK, connecting with eastern and western bound train, on. Souther Pacific railroad leavts at 0:15 o'clock, it. m.

Stage leave. Filrbank upon arriral ol Sonora train and leave. Tombstone to connect with train to Sonora at 2 o'clock 7. m. Stage for Falrbank by way of Unarleaion, leave Tombstone at 7 o'clock a.m., and return, upon arrival of Benson train.

CtTAUK fOB IllHBKKleave. every morning at 6 o'clock, oxcept Sundays. 406 Allen UnderlOccidental Hotel. Grand Oueriing TIIE: lew Skating BAUER BARON Proprietors, Fourth Street, Bet. Safford and Bruce- skating- Every Afternoon and Evening.

4arnd Hkatlng Carnival Christmas Kve. INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT, ALLEN STREET, Between Fourth and fifth. The best and moat elegantly appointed He.tou rant In the city. All tho delicacies of the seaton btrlcly First dims. flats.

JONES, THE FASHION SALOON, Allen IStreet, between Third and Fourth. KeepsIConstantlv on Hand the JCelebrated MoBreyer an Tea Kettle Also tho famous COSMOPOLITAN CIGAR Which is Manufactured Especially Jlor Me. S. BRADSHAW, Proprietor. 0 CORRAL, Livery Feed Stat TRAN8IENT STOCK WELL OAltEl) FOE Good variety of Happies, Carriage, ana Wagons, with team, to match.

Elovcn-passcngot excursion coach, suitable for picnics or other parties. Order, sent by mall or telegraph tor outfit, will be promptly attended to. John Montgomery, Proprietor JOS- STJJMPH Proprietor "fourth street, Between Allenand' Krcmont (Streets. Bread. Cake, Pies.

mm BAKER! ARIZONA. ROBT. CROUCH PROPRIETOR. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL on ri alP arl or BEN BARON Proprietor. Pull inln-m the public Hint I lunoopjmda ilrstcitss ituii mry par.icnlar.

CIVK ME A I l.uillef.' Uuii iiiilsiiniuiiin A MnrriHlty. Priwite entrance In rear of too hotel for ladle. IFioneer MEAT MARKET, Fourth St, bet. Allen and Fremont. BAUER, Prowr.

Will sell the Ciciu Lot of BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK At Living Prices. DEALERS IN 1 HH GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Custom House Brokers and Commission Merchants Custom House pipe's made out with neatness and dispatch at leasonable figures. Good Meals and Lodgings. FEED STATION. One day', drive from Tombtne, giving! ample tlmo to to tiansact business with the Custom House.

FASHION STABLES Having purchased the rolling stock and horse. 0. Dunbar, also making manv additional mir chases, I am now prepared to offer to the Tombstone puDiic mo FINEST TURN-OUTS Ever bronglit to the Territory, and on llen.ounltle Terras. TRANSIENT and BOARDING ANIMALS Carefully Cared For. ALLE Bet.

3d and 4th A. T. JONES, Prop'r. AN KXTKAOI'IHNAKY OFKF.lt. To All Wonting Employment.

We want live, ene'gctlc cauable arrent. In every county In the United States and Canada to si 11 patent urllcle uf great merit, on it. merit. An article having a large sale, paying out 100 per cent prom, naving lu competition, ana on which tbe scent I. protected la the exclusive Kile by a dtcd given for each and every coun'y he ruav peculation! us With llthvsu advantages to our agent, ana the tact that It 1.

an article that car. ho to every house-owner it might net bo neceeary to make as 'extrnordlnir oiler" 10 secure gonu agents at once, nut we nave con ridded to make It to bow, not only our cnflrtmco In the merits of our Invention, hut in II. raleabi lit by any agent that will haudie It wl tn rgy Onr as nw now at work are making from SI) to J900 a morlh clear, and this fact mates It safe lor Uri to make our tier to all who an out of em-ploymi nt. Anv agent that will give our bu.lncss a th ny daye' trial and fall to cler at leiet $100 In this time above all expenses, ran leturn all goods unsold to us and wo will refund the money paid for ihtm. Any igent or general igent who would llk ten or moro counties and work them through snb aireote for ninety daye and fall to clearat leat $750abovo fill penec.

mh return al1 nnold ana get their bark. No other employer or agent ever dared to make offers, norwoulJ we If redid not know that we have agents now maklne moro than doublo the amount we guaranteed, and bu two sales a day would give a profit of over $125 a montb, and that one of our aeents took eighteen jiders In ono day. Our largo descrrptlvc circulars explain our oiler fully, ardtboeo we wish to every ono out of employment who will setd us three one-cent stninpH to secure postage Send at once and secure tho agency in time lor tbe boom, and go to work or the terms named In our extraordinary oiler. We wonld like to have tho address of all the agents, scwUg macnlno solicitor, and car -enters lir tho count-y, and ak any reader ol this paper who rea a this nfler, to send at once tlinnaino and address of all snch.ther know Addre.Katonce, crou nlll lose the ever offerrcd to noo out of i-miilovmert to mako money; KENNBlt MANUF'INDCO. 118 Smlthflald Httbnrr.

Pa MARKS DOffELL PONY SALOON Allen Street. A 3 UNDER THE FORMKH MANAGl XJl. ment, this saloon will continuo to ret notninir ontinestralgnt goods, wn en pave a ell-desert ed reputation. T.j Rlpy's celebrated Anderson County, Kentucl (four-year-old sour, mash) Bourbon, and J. 1 Atherton'.

equally cekbrted Tea KettlciRye, mo same ae, reiauca at lift cones. The Pony, The Best "Bit" Cigar to be hal in the City, a Specialty. T. A. JONK, Proprietor.

A. GOHN BRO CIGARS, TOBACCOI Cutlery, Stationery and SMOKERS' ARTICLE IMPORTED CIGA Constantly on Hand. MEERSCHAUM AND 'AMBER GOG Sole Agents for the "SLoTE GlOi A. COHEN BR LOR. ALLEN AND FIFTH Can Be Hemov LEON CO.

LoLdon, rerftinur to II. tbe (Kteti InYintcd and patcned the world rctovl OBLITEItATOK, Whlen remove. Small Pox Marks of hJ lone standluir. The aniillcai.on is HimnU harmless, cause, no Incnnvtnjeuco and col nothing injurious. I'rlce S2.M SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Leon "Depilato Remove.

Superfluous Hair In a few without nam or uunleasant sensailcn nt grow again- simple ana narmiess. trail lion. Bent Dy man. rricc 91. Geo.

Shaw, General Ag 810 Trcninut 8t Jloston, Jin 416 Monteomery Streel 8am Francisco, Calipc! Sold and Silver Reflnen Assay Office. Highest Prices Paid for Gold, Silvtl Lead Ores and Sulphurets Manufacturers of Uluestonc, also ripe, aneet Lieaa, Hiiot, iitc. This Company ha. tho Beat Facilities on the Coast for working Gold, Hilvei; and Lead Oros'and Bullion. rTlENT'ISS 8KLBY, Snpt.

UEBLO Smelting and Sampling works at Demintr, N. M. For full information apply to M.G. FAGRIE, Agent, Tombstone. lOfncevIthtJudseltou.

Idhoii, Fourthr.Street. D. McSWEGAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Fonrth Street, Oppo.ste Ocoi. dental Hotel, Tombstone, Arizona. Tombstonei Ariz.

Transacts a general Banking business tJCVNEL M. JACOBS, Pres. AJLBERT SPRINGER, Cnfhire 324.Fremont.St.. Tombstone. STAPLE and FANCY GE0CE1UE8, Choice.

Brand, of Kmtncky Whisky, and train of al kind, kept constantly on band and sold at lower tPA full line of A.sayera' Supplies constantly on hand. Pr'opriotor. Pfll laif Wing Lead Refiniis uompany. use Count1 Papap CasH Store PIONEER CANDY FACTORY I have added a full line of Toys to tny store, such as Doll Tops, Tin Toys, Bell Fancy Match Holders. thing in the toy line.

The selection and bought for sell them at bed-rock price Notice. IN rnB DISTUICT COURT OF TIIE FIR Jndlclal district, Terntoty uf Arizoti i) unty of Cucblae; Oustav Anderson vs. Rutledge tt al. All pen on. claiming or holding lien, on tho property herealtir described, are notltled to be and appear In tbe above cntltlea i nurt on Monday, the 2nd day of November, 18eS, the same being tho first day of the next succei d-tngtcrm of said court, and to exctbtt them and ihtroihe pioofa of their respective demand, and Hens.

Thematterof tbo hearing and determining said claim, and lien, will be heard on same day or at such other time as the same may be anjourned to. This notice i. given In an action brtoigbt by Unstav Anderson, plaintiff, against Geo. Hutledgo and James S. Fruti, defendants, torecotcrthesuro of $669 with cost, and attorney's fee', and hae such femnnd declared a lien on tbo Alp.

mine, which 1. In the complaint described a. follow. Beginning at I ho init al monument on center of claim at a 4x4 post marked I. M.

Alps M. C. Mo. l.from whlrh U. 8.

mineral monument No 1 bear. 18' 1S73 distant; thence 73 9 297 fun to poet No. thence 8 33 67 f. et to post No. thence 57' 49' COO feet to post No.

4 the net S' 7' 1168 fiet to post No. thcne- 8 67 48' 5S9 feet to poet Vo thence H48'32 697 fea to Dlace of beginning. Snld mice I. in the Tombstone Mining District, is bounded on the by tbo Grand Central mine. W.

H. SEAMANS, Clerk District Court. By C. W. Clurn, Deputy lerk.

GOODRICH SMITH AUys.for Pialmltl. Notice of Forfeiture. TO J. E. FA1UKS, J.

J. NEELY. G. G. Moore, A Lano.

II. Fordt'an A. Beck-bam, R. O. Falres, B.

Moore. J. If Chambers, Z. T. Hogan, 8 B.

Gorrett, E. Ilalgbt, It Cocke, A. L. Steele and P. Caron.

ou aro bcrtby not Bed that we havo expended one hundred dollars tn labor and Improvement, on the Hercules lode and mining clilm, situated in the IKt Cabezas, now known a the Tcti mining district. Com tvofCoch'S" and Territory of Arizona; location notice recorded In book 3, page 110, of transcribed records ol Cochise county, A.T., In order to bold tho claim for the year endlJg December, 1885, under the provision, nf section There 'ore, If within ninety day. from publication of this notice, you fall or refoeo to contilbutc, cachofyeu, your proportion of said expenditure and cost of Ihl. publication as co-nwuers, your iniere is in saia mmoorciaim win oecomtae property of the unuerslgneil, nncersecilon 2.S1M, 34. I I UACUU HIM JACOd 1IURNBEBQSB, Tomottone, septemDer xs, iik, rnaiTeS.JtLUSlCalJ 3t taja-QHica iiflflft-oniiJAiirafcM Treasurer Notice.

I will redeem Warrant drawn upon the County Roadfeind, it presented within ten days. A. J. RITTER, Treasurer of Cochise County. Dated Tombstone, A.

lOd January 10th, 1886. FOR SALE Two Houses and Lots, No. 218, on Eighth street, below Fremont. property will be sold cheap. For particulars, enquire on the premises, or at G.

S. Bradshaw's Saloon. MBMWi llV'nValpVKrO. r-fftiesm iffLM ipam iMv NUAL ZFOR -JZZ 1 Wnl BM FUEE fcll pplte.Dtl. ud lut Jtu wltlloat ordering 11 It CfiUlD.

110 M.M, XXI Ula.tr.UoD., OMarat. aoMriptlon. oa4 TUoabto 4lr.etloo. for ai.nUot all ol VEGETABLE ul BULBS, IoTolatbU to aU, oipwl.llj to lfork.t Otrda.M. l.na for U.

D. M. FERRY A DtJtrolt, Mlohlflri- DR. MINTIE, TIIK HfRCIALINT, No. 11 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.

Tkeatb all CmtONic, Special and Private Diseases wiTn Wokderful THE AKVAr P.JIiIHH KKMK1YI I certain enro for vervoutne.e, riostator ea, and all the evil fficts or youthful follie. nd excesses, and intoxicating auora Dr. Jllntle, vho 1. a regular phy.1 an graduate firm the 'nncrsity of Pensylva-ta, will agree to forfeit 1 0 for a case of this Indthe Vital Rc.tora vo iuid In wvico and treatment) wll no cite. $1 50 a botti, orfoir time.

thquan tlty $5. tint to any address on receipt of price or D. name if desired, by Dr. Mintle, 11 Kearny Si S. F.

Cal. bend Tor list of question, and pamplrt SAMPLE BOTTLE FRUE will be sent to any one appltlng by leiter, statin symptom e.xandagc. Strict secrecy in regar an business MERCANTILE, LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE. Tonchnut Ht bet. Fonrth and Fifth.

Tombstone, Arizona. Charles G. Johnston, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public J. E. Palmer, Accountant.

Ur.John.on will practice In all the court, of the ten'tory. In both civil and cilmma) cases Mr. Palmer will deotehl alien Ion as expert In bookkeeping; also In hot kkoepmg, searching of opytng, abstracting, conveyancing and all other butlne.e connected therewith. For tbe convenience of men and rtheri hav nr past due -nd other claim, tpr adj stmenl and coll ctlon, this office iflert nnpai ailed ad vantage. Mr.

Palmer will keep, for tbe benefit of Iders ul real estate, special book for the entry of houses ai land, for sale or to rent. Deeds, mnrtg.cr. and lease, will be carefully drawn and tents collected, and a. both branches it is certainly Ions experience Itles) a tufilrlrnt iconomy. Mr.

ittin rombston ins jiving aoroaa, (faction and dl lll-lm NOTICE. WE nAVE THIS DAY SOLD AND TKAN8-fcrred unto II. Sadler tbe bu.lnes. rf mcrcbanntsc, bunk account, and all partnership tUi-cis be'onglng to n. nnder the firm name of Botbln, Twivfl Ue and said copartnership 1.

dlf solved by mriual consent. J. C. BOTIIIN. U.A TWEED.

Tujjbstone. Nov. S. lbS5 73 In a llarain. WANTED TO BKLL OR TRADE FOR A good wagon and two horse, a fnni-hed houo of three large rooms, sltua'ed In the town of Blsbce, Ariz Also, one half or the who.e of tne uon i on saloon, now i cpu oy t-iark uunn, the iwo buildings tenting for seventy tollars per month, row J-3m Apply to UAixii rrxtouub, At Bisbee.

ArU. Notice to Creditors. A ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS oLagalrst the e.tate of Jnlltn Rejas, deceased, a.ebtrehr notify to prtseni Iheome with proper voucher, to me at my store on Fiimorjt on or before trc Sib day of January 188, JAMESBROWN, Administrator. For Sale. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE -FIVE ROOMS furnished; fruit aud flower Located on Bruce Fifth and Slxih.

For ale at a bargain Enquire uf J.V.VICKER8 Assessment Notice. Bowie Station, Arizona Tib. I January 2d, lee6. Charles Lohmuller, do eolemn-y that I have nally and truly executed a.se.sment wotk amounting to one hundred dollar. (1100) on the mine known a.

tho "Hercules," in Cochlte county, Arizona Terrlto y. TO1 011AS. LOHMULLER. Witness: W. Bbttlh.

SuhscMhed and to before me this 17.h day of September, 1S83. B. L. DUNCAN, wWw yMj-R9 MW-iwK JKI irw mm! fmmmmnynms xrrmnTL "TsRXTKkXS-'- JOU NoUry Public. 1.