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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1892
Page
1
J a Vickers featured in a real estate and business column detailing mining ventures investment funds and insurance operations. The report highlights his holdings in property estimates of mine revenues and the role of insurance in risk management.
All subscribers to the Dairy Prospector or Werrx uy Bprram with a cattle brand will have the same run in the Errrara without compensation. There will also be a devoted page of the latest news on local affairs and a two inch brand advertisement in the weekly Errrara with a year’s subscription.
Notice touts fine straight whisky and top brands at the Pony Saloon. It carries domestic and imported brandies wines ales porters and all liquors with cold drinks as a specialty. The Carmen Key West Cigar and St Louis Anheuser Busch lager are highlighted. Proprietor Jous Suavonsese invites patrons to sit.
L A Engle operates a fast two horse service between Tombstone and Bisbee with departures from Tombstone at 7 m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and from Bisbee on alternate days. Orders for damage or to be left at Geo H Fitte Store Tombstone. Office at Langdorf's Bisbee store. 1922. Beaven.
An OCR fragment lists various household items with inconsistent pricing. Items include fine china cups and saucers at 25 dollars each, gent’s moustache cups, shaving mugs, bird baths, china plates, hotel goblets by the dozen, engraved goblets, glass sets, dessert dishes, and baby buggies, all with unclear totals or conditions.
Bl Wembley and Templeton report a dark buckskin mare branded on the left thigh and an IS8lon neck undermane plus a dark chestnut sorrel horse branded on the left thigh. Not seen since Bec. Located between South Pass and Middle Pass in the Dragoon mountains. Leave information at the office 21 w Hermosillo Figs, Dates, and Ali ponds at Wolcott's.
The item catalogs curious remarks from Sherman and Georgia settlements. It mentions a horse named Arrena and a cremated diet of sand inside a stomach, a Georgia school of twenty nine scholars sharing a surname, Aunt Tabitha Dreggurs as grandmother, and whimsical notes about elderberry bushes in the west, a Los Angeles Cod stump, 108 pound pump kin in Stewantsville Missouri, and Tony set to appear in a western show with coinage intrigue.
The piece surveys silk fiber from silkworms and a mezcal derived product from Southern Arizona and Mexico, claims on durable wear, and research limits on engine economy. It also mentions a Cardiff ship light invention, caustic soda paper making, and various notable women and figures in Paris Chicago and St. Louis society.
The article surveys curious jewelry items including a mass camel lamp bearer, a bronze elephant light holder, and an aluminum ring with a dark ray that appears nearly black at night. It notes a pencil-shaped chatelaine ornament mimicking a match and mentions that jewel pins have faded in popularity while plain shell loops remain expensive.
The piece notes Japan's government ownership of its railways and sizable foreign revenue. describes Congo railroad labor in Africa and Trans-Siberian work in Russia. mentions a dust-cleaning device for Union Pacific sheds and a Northern France railway warming experiment using acetate pores.
A sweep of terse items reports a clash with Garza forces between Eagle Pass and Laredo, a Texas request to invite Mexico to appoint joint treaty commissioners, a dry goods gun incident in a store, county treasurer shortfall in Hastings, and Olympic Club glove prize talks. Other notes coverNuevo Leon governor extra troops, legislative presidential preferences, and local bids and bids for prison care in Pima County.
A Valparaiso dispatch notes Matts note withdrawal well received while Dr Graves denial of a confession is upheld. Mrs Graves relapses with wild raving on Wednesday. John Martin and wife of Chico inherit $1,000,000 from Congressman Cross of Vermont. In Congress relief for Russian sufferers, a $100-60D clause is struck and the measure postponed. A cyclone devastates Fayetteville Georgia with thirty buildings wrecked and several killed.
A.M. Nexpet reports Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is as staple as coffee in Maple Ridge Minnesota and has done immense good since its introduction. The note references H. J. Peto selling the remedy locally and discusses express shipments from the southern states with no gold remittance accepted. References to local fiscal bills and a feeble elderly “Auntie” in Tombstone Hospital provide a snapshot of community life and old ties.
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