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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1892
Page
6
Monday's Daily R. W. Wood reports Nogales mail status with no yesterday mail. Local commerce includes Miller's Drug Store herbs and fresh roots. Citizens: Col Win Herring returns from Phenix. B F Meyer El Paso and Mark Exekiol Tucson at the Palace. Major Montauden arrives on the noon stage.
Piles symptoms described as intense itching and stinging worse at night. Claims suggested treatment by Swayne's Ointment to remove tumors, with price 40 cents, from Dr Swayne and Son in Philadelphia. Names listed include Bolivar Cayuga Browning Idaho Moran Bisbee Hargrove Benson Melting Piles.
Multiple land and parcel transfers listed including Margaret R. Berry to H. Schmied ing for Lot 13 Block 33 Tombstone valued at 300. Jo Robinson to Jos. Hoeller for house and two Allen street lots at 50. plus other transfers and notices.
A surprise social hosted by about twenty local youths at Rev F W Downs home in Tombstone drew a cartload of fine foods and featured songs duets solos and recitations. The parson was amused yet startled but recovered and declared future visits welcome. A separate note clarifies a divorce suit not involving Joseph Tasker of Tombstone.
A large crowd gathered as the Rawhide band serenaded Mark Smith and his wife on Bruce Street at about ten o’clock. Judge Stilwell lauded Smith for returning home and discussed silver currency, statehood, and politics, while Smith thanked the citizens for their support and a vision of Antena’s future under statehood.
New York World announces a joint fundraising effort with major Democratic papers and figures including Joseph Pulitzer and H Taylor to back a western campaign fund. The dispatch lists further editorials from St Louis and other cities detailing party strategies and prospective state steps.
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