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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1891
Page
8
General Wilson departs for Toc Gon airs while J B Tracy moves toward Chicago. Quail reports rise and Can Can hosts roast duck and Sunday dinners. Nogales visits and Nogales trips noted. Prices drop at Yaple’s as others depart for Phoenix and Los Angeles.
Gage and Leaga for Grand Central and White and Munnény for Contention met last night in Gage’s office on Sth street. The session drew public comment and chatter as all four principals arrived with White and McAneny. No definite agreement was reached as talks continued with quiet optimism and mutual intent to reach policy.
An advertisement for Chamberlaine Colic remedy and Winslow's Soothing Syrup cites ages old cures with prices 25 to 60 cents and claims of universal use. A legal notice reports suit F Mirano versus A N Gray and sureties to recover 270 dollars and 31 dollars damages over an alleged exempt property sale by Constable Gray under Justice Ohnesargen's court.
The Thomas concert was poorly received by the public with many citizens urging a repeat performance. Correspondence shows Mrs HS Thomas agreeing to a repeat date, tentatively Saturday Sept 12, while other notices promote medicine ads and regional events.
An 1883 clipping claims relics near the Nile with a 173 foot tomb depth. It describes four large skeletons in sitting poses, bowls of reddisk clay hardened by age, a hieroglyphic wall tablet, reptile like creatures, war implements including a stone hafted iron edged ax, and a petrified forest along the passage to the tomb.
Local editor testifies after a fair trial that Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy lives up to its claims. Advertisement not a promo but a testimonial based on family experience. Sold by H. J. Peto in Hudale Pennsylvania.
Peter McPannon seeks a partner to work the Adame mine near Tombstone while offering a few hundred dollars for Adame’s widow’s share. P W Smith touts another rich vein with plans to develop and some $300 potential per ten tons. Old timers hope McPannon’s claims fade as crop failures in Sonora are blamed on local conditions. Also notes public school opening and local advertisements for condensed milk and a patent medicine.
Rev C BR Nugent pastors. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Services tomorrow at 7 30 pm. Morning program for children titled Fighting Giants. Evening program features a special discourse on Can Jesus be our saviour if the a simply and bares being Bring your Bible to evening services. You are cordially invited to all these services.
An old advertisement touts Nerve Tonic and Electric Bitters as remedies for nervous fatigue sleeplessness and poor appetite. It claims these tonics restore digestion liver and kidney function and promise surprising results with restored appetite and energy. Sold at Yonge's Drug store.
Ess Kieke advertises a fine line for gents offered at low prices as the dancing season approaches. The note suggests a quick check on bistek offerings to align stock with upcoming social events.
An analysis warns of dangers from bad medicines and touts Hurtetter’s Stomach Bitters as a safe vegetable remedy aiding digestion and relief from dyspepsia and constipation. Advertisements push sales agents, shipping broad appeals for employment, and promise free medical information by mail in multiple languages.
An early 19th century notice from Jos. Pascnour of Huachuca proclaims a shopkeeper named Bontier offering pure butter and various herbs at fair prices. It mentions Horrime's as trusted, with the Huachuca hotel and store staying open for police and visitors, advertising daily weekly and monthly accommodations.
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