Local Advertisements and Notices from Tombstone Era
A mixed page of late 19th century ads and public notices including wagon and buggy listings for sale or hire, flour and groceries at Hoefler’s and Wolcott’s, new beer deliveries, fruit and wine offerings, a large stock clearance by Frank Yaris, stage fares to Bisbee reduced, and a notice of the Mexican custom house holding up the Moctezuma Mining and Concentrating Company shutdown. Also contains lost horse reports, price changes for the S. F. Chronicle and Examiner, and L. A. Engle’s two horse rig schedule between Tombstone and Bisbee with pickup at Geo. H. Fitts.
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Het Per
L. A. Engle Ie
Tombstone
Bisbee
Geo. H. Fitte
Langforl's Wore
Fancy stationery at Yaple's sale 10 cents a box
A Yaple's sale lists fancy stationery priced from ten cents per box and higher, inviting buyers to shop for writing supplies and related items at discounted rates.
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Yaple’s
Science for the Masses and Odd Scientific Notions
A 19th century column notes on sidewalk paving with vitrified brick for durable urban use. Parisian critic Poren disputes animal magnetism, claiming photographs can evoke spoken words as well as people. Silkworms, tiny at birth, will eat hundreds of pounds of leaves in about 35 days. A biology and zoology lab will open next year at Hergen, Norway, near rich marine fauna, offering open access to scholars.
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de. Poren
Paris
Hergen
Norway
Resion
Formigh Savanta
War News Signals Massive Draft and Chilean Move
A Washington dispatch reports strong indicators of looming war with Chile. The War Department is rapidly recruiting 40 to 50 squads to fill regiments in the Far West and Pacific Coast. General Schofield says 10,000 regulars could be replaced by militia enlistees if 10,000 soldiers are sent abroad. Plans mention gun carriages to San Francisco and a possible 20,000 volunteers for a year if needed. Separate items note Mexican and Canadian tensions, monastery closures in Pueblo, and local updates from San Antonio and Louisville.
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Chipaco
Washington
War Department
Far West
Pacific
Schofeld
San Francisco
Sche- Geld Hae
Chile
Foreign People of Note In A Odd Mixed Column
Foreign people of note recounts various lives from different places and eras. It mentions Henry M Stascey educating three boys in Eowana Wannex Rev and praises a Paris physician for love of order. It notes Coust Tarnexman of Wartemberg retired from public service, and seven sons of Mrs Needham of Lewisham, mother of twenty, needing aid. It touches on Oklahoma tobacco growth, a Pennsylvania factory producing 5,000,000 banrlies monthly, Swiss dairy delegation returning to establish a California colony, Loch Katrine aqueduct plans, and a service reservoir with 2000000000 gallons. It also covers Natrona irrigation, Mrs Raxpart in Caribou Maine, Kennebunkport long-farmed farm owner Thomas, Fitzwilliam editor and author Anos Pamxen, Lafayette friendship, and Muskogee County Ga citizens living under presidents.
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Henry M. Stascey
Eowana Wannex
Paris
Busiess
Coust Tarnexman
Wartemberg
Keziah Needham
Lewisham
Eng
ToAcco
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Switzerland
California
Loch Katrine
Glasgow
Wyoming
Natrona
Bexsamtx Tuomisox
Kennebunkport
Anos A. Pamxen
Fitzwilliam
N. B
America
Marquis de Lafayette
Moxnox County
Washington
Harrison
Capers on the Rails Stir Missouri Town
A Hassimat boy from Mo. stuffed pants with straw and painted them, then placed the outfit on a railroad track prompting reporters to chase a Grasp Raris youth from Michigan escorting two young ladies. The incident sparked a confrontation as bystanders reacted with alarm and pursuit.
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Cis
GEO. H. Fitts
Fox Saux
Studebaker
Tompstock
Conras Lim
Graf
Moctezuma Mining and Concentrating Company
Wusxn Bienanos
Se Crown Mills
Hoefler's
St Wolcotts
Frank Yaris
Engle
Stage Line
Just
Anheuser and
Budweiser
Wieland
Fredericksburg
Oat
WanseKace
Yaple
Hoefler
Jos
Hoxrea
Napes
Hoefler’s
New Orleans
Wolcott's
St Pierce's Ranch
South Pass
Middle Pass
Dragoon Mountains
F. Chronicle and Examiner
Pony
St. Louis
Raj Waitl
J. A. Nicoles
Mauher Hilt
Achi
Col Gueney
Pally
Lady Rele
Gasees
Tod Rewet
Tealp
Nial Niel Wtah Lea
Halt
Manta Eiaater
G. E. Kohler
Grand Central Hotel
Benson, Arizona
Kates
S, Friedman
Yooley's Candy Factory
Pacific Coast
Yaple’s Candy Factory
Ypie
Willers
McDonough
Bierd _ hall
Arisons
Seamane
Science
the Masses
WAR News
Texas
Wan Tak
McAulifie
YavoRs Rt
Lexpos
Innerkop
Ont
United States
Canada
The
San
Francisco
Charleston
Wessel
Aesputeo
Canner
Edward Davis
Sr. Lowis
San Antonio
Tex
Plutario Ornentar
Lorenzo Garcia
Mexico
Catarino Garzas
Mier
Revolu
Puebla
Austis
Stanley
Garza
Edstron
Gor Hogg
Texas Rangers
Watterson
Louisville—tin
Courier Journal
Crisp
Democratic Party
Congress
Park
United States Cavalry
Patsy Cardiff
Joe McAuciffe
Cali
Fornia Athletic Cron
Wee
Sun
McAuliffe
Slavin McAuliffe
Roxe
France
Vatican
Ed Hewitt
Tucson
Fairbank
Contention
Grand Central
Hamlet
Hewitt
Cou
Tse
Recorder
Dos Cabez
Emmersly
Christmas Gift
J 8 Johnson
J B Hamilton
Mary Tack
San Pedro River
Wm. Obuesorgen
Wm. Shaugnessy
Eucher Gres
Chamberlain
H. 4
Peto
Bishop School
Fannie Harris
Rnnie Kane
May Liggett
Constance Durrell
Nellie Hughes
Herbert Brown Perry Fike
Eddie Kane
Charlie Keller
Ida Grenfell
Charlie Jones
O" Clasa
Millie Liggett
Arnold Schmid
Willie Burr
Millie Keller
Walter Bowman
Harry Crawford
Alice Brady
Ella Pritchard Janper Cleveland
Charlie Crawford
Foster Hinson
Cass Delaney
Buaspuern
Beasparrn
New York
Cope
Lucy Harrisone
Edith Hughes
Edwin Hughes
Mamie Munch
Lillie Burr
Geo Dohoney B. Chass
Industrial Notes
Mra Raxpart
Chamonn
Caribou
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