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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1892
Page
1
The notice advertises new stock including pall like ladies hats and novelties. Also mentions receipt of an invoice for fine old white rye whiskey, indicating availability or sale details.
Amuzzakp rages in Kansas as wires fail in Kansas City. A president may fill three vacancies in the federal judiciary. Mus Lease is a Kansas Senate candidate amid legal debate. Arizona figures include World’s Fair Commissioner Barnes and Cochise County ties. Tariff reform and McKinley bill opinions appear. Governor issues a $1000 reward for Kid and $300 per band member. World’s Fair commission seeks $500 per county for resources advertising.
The Tyler Desk Co of St. Louis issues a large 1893 catalogue with New Goo new styles and about fifty percent below former lists. A Sounderd Oak Roll-Curtain Desk is offered at 16 dollars, promising to meet stated descriptions. Catalogues free, postage 120.
Widespread telegraph outages in Kansas City region disrupt East West lines as heavy snow and wind cripple communications. Reports from New York, San Francisco, Chicago and Washington describe currency committee delay and possible secretary of state shift for Carlisle. Weather and fashion notes close the item with shoes and skirts reforms sweeping Britain and Nottingham.
In Eddy New Mexico two local youths Johnny Beale John Beals and Albert Pearsons who have worked the artesian well since its start have formed the Eddy Wood and Coal Co. They operate from the artesian well with an office there and promise prompt service. News notes also report metals: New York Silver at 84 Copper at 12.00 and Lead at 3.80.
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