06 Feb 1886
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Newspaper
Tombstone Daily Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1886
Page
1
Sotlere hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Mane A Molloy will sell at private sale on or after the day of February 1888 the undivided one half interest in the property known as the White Tallber wine erupted in the Warren mining district under the Pacha court under the day of derby DAR ALEX PREBMAN Administrator
The Territorial Normal School building at Tempe in Maricopa county is completed and the board plans to open on the first Monday in February for a 16 week term. Admission requires applicants be at least 16, pass First Grade exams, and tuition is four dollars monthly for non teaching students with free tuition for those intending to teach. board and lodgings run about twenty dollars per month. For details contact T. Hayden or H. B. Farmer, Tempe, Arizona Territory.
City Wood and Coal Ward advertises wood in any quantity and coal by the ton or sack at moderate cash prices. Wood cut to order. Place orders at the Toughnut and Fourth streets office, Joe Hooter's store, or with A.J. Brown's stand at Cochise Hardware.
Reporter's tour of Lucia Zarate's parlor reveals a vast, color saturated wardrobe for a tiny star. A shoemaker on Dearborn street once crafted “sabots” for the midget, now stopped due to unprofitable work. Lucia's outfits, including silk stockings from Paris and dresses worth hundreds, are tailored to fit her minute frame with high insteps and tiny lasts.
In Rugby School hare and hounds are a key pastime alongside football with house and big side runs. Boys navigate plowed fields, hedges, and ditches, weather permitting, chasing glory as papers known as bags symbolize authority. Elizabeth Robins Pennell notes the tradition in St Nicholas.
General Custers widow resides in New York living on a slim government pension. She works with the Womens Decorative Art Association and safeguards many Civil War relics left by her husband. The most notable is a truce flag beneath a General Lee surrender to General Grant.
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