22 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1891
Page
1
A child named Albert-STERK is treated by Outiura as a widespread skin disease covers the body. Medical care is provided to manage fear and distress caused by the condition.
Church notices list services for E Church with 11 a.m. and 7 15 p m sermons and new members to be received. A second church announces 9 45 a m Sunday school and afternoon and evening services with morning and evening discourses. A working girl seeks a cook or housekeeper position with eight years of experience. A judge visiting Tombstone discusses legal cases and westward statehood debates are noted with partisan commentary.
Denver voices split over free coinage as Senator Wolcott urges loyalty to no one plan. The day also reports the death of actor William Florence at the Continental hotel and other scattered items from Denver, San Francisco, and national politics.
Anton Zamloch delivers a remarkable magic display in Austin hailed as the best show of its kind by attendees. The act features feats of illusion, audience participation, and skillful sleight of hand highlighting Zamloch’s famed performance style.
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for teething pains. It soothes the child and eases gums while curing wind colic, sold by druggists nationwide for twenty nine cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's and take no other kind.
Last night’s show drew a full house as varied feats impressed spectators. The cabinet trick wowed the crowd with an unseen method while the bottle and ink tricks amazed with water transfers. Mrs. Win. Vincent won the main prize, a dressing case valued at 20, as guests received books albums and other prizes. Tonight promises a complete programme change and a final curtain.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective against croup. It notes no harmful ingredients and lists 50 cents per bottle. The Youth's Companion offers a rose painting gift to subscribers, while Ansitaxps, M D, promotes Altover's Ponops Prastans for stomach and general health.
Commencing Sunday Nov 22 stage service begins with 7:15 a.m. departures to Bisbee Nogales and southern points and 1:45 p.m. connections to east and west trains from Benson. Mail and express from east and west arrive at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Stage arrivals link rail and southbound services.
The record shows deeds and notices filed since 3 p m yesterday including D Will Baron and wife to D Rosetti for lot 20 block 26 at $1, plus a domestic servant hire offering private furnished room. Advertisements promote groceries, coffee, potatoes, onions, clothing, and wines with prices and suppliers such as Hoefler and Yaple. New York metals prices are cited: silver 649, lead 4 25, copper 11 70.
Mr Chas Ritter touring Tombstone says he will build a large sampling works in Pueblo then erect an immense plant at El Paso to sample ore by passing entire carloads through automatic crushers and rolls. The pulps go to emitters who wire bids, ore sold to the highest bidder, shipper paid, sampling guarantees assay results.
The Tombstone general delivery list for the week ending Nov 12 1891 includes names Alexandro Belagga Joseph H Dorety Amanda Gallego Chas Hickman Barab Kelly JC Pratt Anton Reyon W H Parks William Renne Benjamin Lodge No elements: notice to call for letters with advertised status. A reward of ten dollars offered for a missing bay mare mule from Corn's ranch Hua chuca mountains, last seen near J Hart's gun store Tombstone. Also items: linen collars and cuts priced per dozen. A. C. Dean seeks foreman position for a first class grocery store or general merchandise store in Los Angeles Cal. 18 lw.
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