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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
& H. HOWARD,


WATCHMAKER JEwELER AED ENGRAyER.
dealer In
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES ANFRI
CAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS JEWEIRY SJIVER
AND SILVER PLATED WARE, sPEGTAGLEs FRO
Agent for Akin Lambert & COS. celebrated
Gold Pens 10 more than sixty different patterns
Manufactured from the puItEt 81 golf and padHt.
cd without the use Of solder unlike tho pei. ~
other manufacturer Fersoas desiring tn u4y.
chase anything 81 Gold Silver ~ Silver Plated
Goods can save from u to ~ = cent. 81 calling
at HOwsrds. The Lhe0peM HJuse "a M V,if M
american Watches I am also Agent NJ NJ
GROVER a BAKER ELASTIC LOCK srfTcH
sERING MACHINES
aud invite all who feel any interest on enrIo.ify
N the art " wing By machinery, whether III.
tending 70 purchase Of not, t0rul a. my saies-
rooms and famHBarze themselves sith tbr an
erent eiasse- Of machines ia use by personal a.
animation add by sewing any article thty desire
upon them. such visitors are Mways welcome.
and these Wait. regarded a. iHy0rs
~ Is ClfOnometefs aud nnr Watches care
rely adjusted, Eugrasiu beautifully oas cuted.
Al wnfk promptly executed iu the best sotk.
manii3e manner fJr liberal c8mpenrat0n.
q. l. HOWARD,
Opposite Post OHiee Main street,
Factory Point Vermont
Factory Point, Dec 81 is7g ti02hl 8EIt1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

Mr.. NJ. thinks we shall hear the wills
tie Of mot that ghost, remember) but that
very steam mill, as soon n not before that
large and extensive chair factory Is Ia
running order.
There was slight mistake IN the
Journal Of March eth. about the owner
Of oue cf The mills Ia the north part Of
Peru. Instead OF belonging TO Willis
Lille, il ]. owned By William ; aud John
y. lille
Snow storms and cold winter wealth
e. still predominant poor prospect COZ a
fourth 81 July this year Farmers who =
few weeks since were talking about and
making preparation, ior sugariug, have
comg % the conclusion that they will be
obliged TO postpone hanging sap.buckets
aud get up smother wood pile
N ! Ilapgoo1 delivered his lecture
on scandal, 1t Bromley House Hall. on
SATURDAY evening. l6th iHsl This lecture
Wa listened to with much pleasure by
The entire audience, Il being ably written
and well delivered The remainder q
the evenings entertainment was sac
cess, .Adolphns" being The center Of at
traction especially in bis plantation
dsnec We wonder bow 81 rheumatic
knee 6.
From sn occasional correspondent we
learn few additional particulars con-
ceruing tie entertainment II the "Father
Of Ham, shein And Japhei's inh o. Sa,ur-
day eve. Passing over several " the lni.
ner bhi ~ no means obscure lights. b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We ths snbectber- being appointed bg die
Hon The Probate Count lut thr D.at-iet ~ Nnu
chester Goa niesi.tH - tYfse i've eEtmiHf nj.
A0last ne eiaiins aud demands u a. pcfs4Bs
~ ansi the Lstata a.
Margaret CDiaiss laia ~ Asushester
ia nsil D4sifict dec seed and sis3 81 claims ana
Demands sxHibited IT. 8nsst thereto raa ~
nionihs irym tac 4aiA dayof February 1872 being
a o." s@ll t"nr' ~ That ptupofe. ~ da
uereffs Z frb4 Si,t uates, tbat ~ vii attend
= TIE barlHtss - 8uf appointment at lie rs.l.
deuce ~ Byfu Jameson rs -sid Matchestsr an
the z'th dag y Autast 1871 from one aaiil f,,pr
oEihcst 81 ia. sAsI dAe
- q Manchester ibis gsth day u Pebfu.
ay, a y 1879
LhAELEsF LUA8
4l]t@i VI Il EJHLkH h'HN e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
IAPANESE pApER MARE

Unprecedented success Paper Ware Is be.
ing universally used The people like a. Public
the honsekecpor, Water Pals, Basins, Cham.
Der Pals, Slop Jars, Bowls, Min Pans, Spittnons,
TrSys, etc, The trade supplied by the nanuIac,
turers, JENNINGS BROTHERS 'l52 Pearl street
n a. CITY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
{ ,kLTIC BEEkLY.

He graeteN illustrated OIiRinsl Story Pa
per IN Amorce 5Aqsf Nav OHloiNN sroairs
IN frs uumbG No literary treat equal 10 il.
Agents ard CauYasfaIs wanted ia every town and
city Ufthe Union so a Ygees easily realized by
the sale of ibis eAtraofdiuNsy irish aud American
journal. Specimen copies free fJs sale by all
rewsdualore. Price % 81 90 per wear Addrsss
NJ. J UIrsm& 60 y Box 607f New lork
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
nMr mrlnr

The directors d ihe MetlAwcc Cheese
Factory sold ou Monday the lZth inst,
uiue thousand pounds Of cheese Tor 10 IL
cents per pound, being li.c residue of
last tear's manufacture, and finishing
ar one 81 the beet records Ia lhe state
with regard TO prices received, aud
amouul Of milk 10 the pound Of cheese
The lactori = now ia Gr.t rate running
order ADD niii open early % April wild
yer, haiieriug prospects for che coming
season. And when we say that Mr. Geo.
Robinson Il employed to make the cbccse.
Z i simply saying the Metiawec can't he
beaten.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

Ever body geitiag yacciuAied to- fear
81 catching the small p0X
IS u Ilarsood and :. . llarweod
liiled fisher that measured 8 fcei and 3
Inches u leagth Something new 3 the
game line for this place.
TIE following officers we're installed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE and all the people
merely players, and we snrmise that large por-
ton OF the players there on, must be using that
justly popular preparation for the teeth "Frag-
CANT sozodont." From the immense demand
there 4 for that article. the most delightful,
convenient and efilcaeons beautiier and presery.
OF the teeth the world ever produced.
spaldings Glue, useful in every housa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

The mceiug Of thc Methodist Ladies'
ala Society Tharsday last, a. Nj J
Ladd. was success They are pro.
crossing finely ia securing funds for fur
nishiug iheif new and neatly constructed
par oaaqe which giil soon be completed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

bear @otANat h Nas The rare good
Fortune Of your correspondent "a bc 81 TIE
NsFieiy Entertainment given 81 he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

EARM FOR SALE.
Situated about
Three Miles from the Village Of Jamaica
aud about the same distance from Bondyile
About 2l0 acres good land well watered, well
timbered. buildings good good orchard. choice
sugar orchard, large amount OF hemloek bark
A. choice spruce aud hard wood timber The
bark, timber aud wood will much more than nav
Ion The farm. VIII be sold on easy terms ami at a
GREAT BARGAIN
II applied for before the West RiyeK Railroad /.
under contract.
l.. n sPIIAGUE.
Jamaica VI. Feb. 18th, 1871 8s2tt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

Tho. statement Ia ihe last Journal
concerning our late town meeting, V az
tFibuici 10 the vivid imagination % ihe
writer Or t. the conflict and defeat og oac
Of tbe candidate. of DE republican ,icksi,
namely town clerk alsa ds6eicnry in
said ticket a. a legal ballot, falling 10
state ga halloi whether sshool railroad
or highway commissioner. Worc 70 he
elected oar supervisor. nominee on
the republican ticket also received q
nomination upon uuiau ticket Having
been previously elected npon union
ticket, and served tive ,eass. i .sc pres.
cni election be considered ID jB.Gct io be
friend. to remain ucntlal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
FACTORY rolNr

Rev VIM. w. Foster closes his pasto-
raj services with us next sabbath. but
We expect to have preaching il the hall
every Sabbath the coming conference
year
The Good Tempar lodge hold their
meetings on Wednesday evening OF each
week. They invite all who feel an inter
est Ia their work TO join their ranks, aud
iei their influence be with those that are
contendiug for the right and the good Of
their fellow beings,
In three small lenements in this VIII
lagc, not one Of which Il ten rods distant
from the other two, live three French
Canadian families with nineteen children,
the eldest not over seventeen years old.
aud sixteen OF them girl.. lIow's that.
compared with the tenemenls on the road
from Arlington % East Arlington, A. no
liced Ia last weeks Bonner,
Mr. W. r. Dean has sold to the Dur
Zee Manufacturing Co, 81 Bristol, VI, a
twoIhirds Interest ID his lumber mill,
mountain timber lands (aLont ? 900 acrcl
aud other mil property. The new COM
pany intend to make extensive improve.
ncnl, Ia buildings aud maehiner, during
the coming season for the better manu-.
featuring Of lumber and other building
material. BlAUchard's patent roofing.
which will BE- soon brought before the
public, a. Il supplies, Ia the estimation Of
those acquainted With IT. merits, a long
aud much needed want, they will make
specially OF We are glad to notice this
new euterprizc, a. additions TO the manu-.
featuring interests Of town are very dc. /
sirahle and should be encouraged. The
boiler FOE their steam power, purchased
bt Messrs o. G. Waicrhouse & Co. At
North lIoosie, \ "A, vas 80 badly dam.
agcd b being careles.iy allowed 10 roll
Of tac opposite ,ide Of tae car as il was
being loaded, tia, tlpcy re fused 10 accept
i, aud will get new onc from New
lork
Mn. EuIaEi sec by the JouESAL
that Mr. SAWYER u Woodtord clt, thinks
he bad ~ tree "a, aud drawn 10 II.
miA, lmaliug - DC figured il about lIsu
leei Of lumber, and says Il any one can
l'eAt u be viii Try agaiu think he viii
have . chance ! haze rnt add drawn ~
The bank q BAltenkil river preparatory
lo Iioatlug down 10 w. Il. Deans mill,
i5s logs irom % to Is feet bong more
than one-foarth % ifctn being 10 iect
long that make by measurement as.0ls
feet, Inch board measure. averaging So
feet pe, l0g. Ohe tree lrutu whlch / cut
sis g foot legs, ;he top cad u the aath
Jog being 81 inches In Diameter, Measured
sJ5 feet Three q tiac logs measured
A. follows $50 feet, - feel, 7s5 feet.
One ether tnce q ia logs measured 5,3.l
feet, aud one log Rlsde $40 feet. The 6sh
GA tiils tree j. 81 inches IN diameter al
TOP cad II Mr. sawyer e any one tlse
san leAi tllsi will tg again,
4 D. WgurRBIa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY MARCH Is laa


i.sf q a Auaiu oo1upe ~ pei
H e fhe Congregational ehurtb Essi SD
tath AZ interesting ssttait Fbs eaa
uAs hesa .u 10 ettaing
TIE sgsing tern q Barr ADD Buftot
-enInsi4 beE.ns beai Rodbe.aay IT..
scar be-. beeu rer5 ponpefpu. thas faf
AHd the lrasgsels q tie school age good
ffrmaHea, atuatieu and good
wsFa ~ oatapeitui aook II the semiu
s8 ses advertisements
v iIau ~ reelected County
Commissioner b about 80 mshHiiy
The oH.oshioa iuaugarsled q, Beubisg.
Son dld noi amouHi 10 mnch, although
there sss light vote cafi 81 ever other
iavn, some towns ri voting 4 I'll
We learu hat ". liuiett who dc.
Ntcred ii,s lasi lecture ~ The course died
- Monday a Meridsu Com. from con.
kosiion ~ To lungs brought on by e1-
iosarc sad over work Mr. Huleu was
complaining 81 hls iaugs a, the time be
was here
The towns on the line 81 the propos-
FL West River railroad ~ Ear up as Ja-
maiea have done ~ or nesriy sll that is
repaired of them % insure the building
~ che road, ADD Wiuhall has voted money
TO continue the survey across the moan
tain, !, rcailg begins 70 Iook Ike busl-
uess.
The members 0f The Manchester Lee
iuw Association and sli persons who are
interested IN = permanent organization
~ lhe purpose u having az annual course
of lecture. are requested 10 meet AZ the
Count House ou Friday evening March
t3ih, for The purpose Of adopting con-
siiinti0n aud The election 81 officers.
Br onnER o. CoHMurrr
Dr. sheldon and J. T.. McNaughtou, 4
ksq started for New York on Monday .
morning 10 see wha, can be done 10 in.
increase the price paid farmers Tor milk. (
Their journey was postponed on account
Of the excitement among railroad men In
New York pending the breaking up Of the
kne ring. May they be equally success
lul Ia their effort. to break up the milk
ring
Il Tie Scripture !. 10 be Interpreted
literally, aud cleanliness, j. next to godli-
aes. lhe manufacture Of soap should be
assigned higher place among the pro-
iessions than II usually accorded il, and
JIG Advertisement, Of ;. n lIOwlcs Ia an
other column deserves special considera-
ion, His Is really a useful article for
lonsekecpers and people generally.
We publish on the outside Of to-day's
louRstr the letter from NJ. y. Tilden In
egard to The milk business. II was voted
i the meeting At Bennington several
weeks ago that the letter should be pub.
ished mall The papers IN the county but ,
he letter was gobbed mp by the Rutland
fefod and the Secretary Of the Associa-
lon neglected 10 furnish us and the other il,
'apcrs in the county with a copy as Il
'as his evident duiy TO do, aud then the
ferdid boasts Of It's enterprise and says,
q addition, that more milk Is sent over the ,
larlem Extension from Rutland county
ham from the remainder Of the road. Ii
lay be true but We would like to see the
gures
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

spoaks oftbe grand central san 81 That
giosming system, tie iraasecudens and
Inevitable Hank White i,i.n8 aniirA.
y task 10 freeze banuo oosier Is The
corner Of Chicaro safe that was being
melted b TIE flames but b. ana Il. and
di1 { brownh. too And then What
uoble and energetic FELLOW be Wa who
would elect president Ia spite Of eorus
upon . fellow. tees would draw tl,e
school house down from ne hill with our
landlords new fast iotting horse. Aad
would allow no such petty obslrucliaa a.
The giving Ia marriage TO hinder the
construction d TIE new railroad straight
from The Pacific coast 70 ROCKVILLE An
hail, Hank Aud ihcn. loo, Jnulu. aud
Adoiphus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
PROFITABLE ENVIRONMENT

tar one ~ isu Pefsans u either ser. Ia
every ioWu Do The bnite8 siatrs ~ whieb tLfy
may realize from t95g % 900 ptt yesf. win bnt
little inbffrf hcn #!tb ordinary occupation m
the Nb"is ihe ~ devoted mach larger SUN
wil BE- realized Boss sad girls eas mako pesriy
a. much % Efstn peapl. sone making ffom
y - tl3 PEI Nett fof parlieulafs address d
]. tAHDtLL& co.. 367 broadway. u j.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

NJ rran,lop Is expected homs "a 9
tew day- with carload ~ dfau at,d
carriage horses
w = Taylor has adopted ,i,o cash
system Ia hi. business and e gives excel.
lent satisfaction to his cmployecs iiis
pay roll contain, over four hundred
names.
Weather cold vet, and sleighng as
good . We have had this wiatcr. Spring,
aud wells are falling that never hLled be-
fore, and our cry is still for water. The
long cold winter without prutct lion
from snow has made many celisrs pre- ye
treaeherons, and there is quite = loss Of
potatoes and roots bay frost Them Is
considerable sickness prevailing oril-nt-
ding from colds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
SUNDERLAND

>cYera. new building. arc going up
in tho Borough She present season.
The new lrm 81 Mauley X Bowen
hatCa faIl stock 81 good. which they av
selling cheap. CAL aud sec them.
bradley aud Blackmer have pa, a
new plauiug machine IN their steam mill.
They hay order, ahead ior al they can
saw
Henry Dunton has bought the prem
iscs 81 his father and opened a livery
stable, an institution much needed here.
We wish him Success.
we have several ni,chievous and
some malicious bows one OF which was
severely chaslised in our streets rceenllv
by an injured party Better send them
to the reform school when they get too
uurnly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
NAYE THE CHILpREN.

Mnltitudcs Of them suffer, lager aud die be.
cause Of IiS WORMS The only knovn remedy
for these most troublesome and dangerous VI III
worms 10 children or al it- IL DH. douLDs Pas.
Worm hBup Purely vegetable sure death 10
al worms valuable catAartlc, ard beneficial
10 health, Warranted
Price reduced 20 ~ cents per 3 tile.
GEO q. GOODWIN CO., Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

bore, W. sad banghi place Ia Centre.
dlic bciwccn Fast and West Bfstileboro.
NJ Mafd potatoes that Re raised on his
farm were noted q being the very bcst,
and whoever has eaten them viii hops
the present owner viii continue TO raise
fof g the Same deliesey tor what Is bet
Ger han nice pdIat0s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

Coal Is ge4isng scarce with ms. One
yard is entirely cleared, and tie otbcv has
bat q small supply Oh hand. There kas
becn more thau usual sold already asd
should the cold weather continue into
April considerable more viii be wanted.
Since the close of navigation the Susdue
hana Railroad has been the source of sun
ply for this traffic and unless the Hudson
people U'eks mp soon this important trade,
together with the marble interest. which
naturally belongs TO that locality, and
only asks for room 10 handle IL, will be
diverted 10 other channels where these
facilities can be obtained.
An exciting fox chase was Witnessed
one day last week on the slope Of the hills
just east of this village Three hounds
were out, and their trumpet toned voices.
80 full of melody TO those fond of the
chase, gave due notice Of their approach, /
and at three different times it appeared as
though the dogs were almost sure OF their /
game, running as they did by sight, and
SO near the fox that escape seemed almost
impossible But acting on the old PROV
erb, cunning as a fox" saved himself,
for running straight down the hill with
the dogs close at his heels, and at their
best rate of speed, the fox suddenly
turned directly up the hill and left his
pursuers, both dogs and men, in most
wild confusion. The lockers on enjoyed
it highly, reminding them of oden times
when this game was more plentiful aud
both hunters and hounds more numerous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

We are informed that work on the
ne~ railroad from Troy 10 the lloosac
Taanel' which passes through this place,
WAX be commenced Us soon as spring
"tet's IL is The intention TO have the
road flushed by the time The tunnel 4
completed, thus forming new and desi-
rable ro"te 10 Boston to compete with the
Boston A Albany road, the new road
being sboriAr aud Of easier grade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21
FARM FOR SALE.
Situated about

spalding's Glue, useful in every house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-21

fs0 i4sH CuAs HorSp.
Ntb.etN. ~ 8aa
ROUND a CO,
htyEtys d NAtH tr NY
IgAusHa tlE,EHa bAsktNa MrAfsNa SD has
aaa .sl ua .sNAtssas Ell tlstson % CONNER.
eat PAPER stocks, Rends Gold and so ss-
eos. WskUs He4a advance ss3 sliow in
tttast - Opposite ali9 io cbei a. sight
IoauH uoEaiisted
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

LAST Saturdays Miner has no ac- count of Indian murders, but on at tack was made east of the Verde.
 July 1, Ignacio Rubio was killed in Prescott by M. Hargrave, and the latter was indicted for murder soon after by the grand jury. The day previous John DeLong killed John Kincaid in Williamson valley, which was pronounced justifable after legal examination.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

LIEUTENANT BENDIRE, accompanied by Lieutenant Pardee and command, re- turned last Wednesday, having been after the Apaches since June 28. He reports that he followed the Indians to Dragoon mountains; that on arrival there he found a number had entered the mountains by a narrow and dangerous pass; that having but thirty-seven men, he deemed it inn prudent to follow where the enemy would have decided advantage; that he with drew to Sulphur Springs and sent to Bowie for aid which was promptly given by Colonel Sumner sending twenty men under Major Babcock; that in the night July 5, he marched into the mountains and next morning found where the Apa- ches had been camped, and ascertained that they had separated into three parties and left the mountains-Onc going to- wards the Chiricahua mountains, one for Graham mountains, in the direction Camp Apache Reserve, the other towards Ari- vipa Canyon above Grant; that he found seventy-eight wigwams, from which it is presumed the Indians numbered 225; that they had cattle and horses with them |; that appearances indicated they were well supplied withammunition. In returning, Lieutenant Bendire says. he saw fresh Apache tracks within two miles of his camp on the Rillito, therefore more dep- relations may be expected any hour.
 When hostile Indians are so numerous that body of thirty-seven well armed troops feel unwilling to attack them in their retreats, it don't seem as if there were much safety for toiling miners, farmers, teamsters, mail drivers and tray elerS,
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

THE Board of Supervisors met July |, and audited accounts amounting to S4SS 75 and adjourned to the Sth, when no busi- ness was done except to adjourn until the first Monday in August. The Board has been doing considerable in its capacity of equalization of assessment roll. Some twenty persons are cited to appear to-day at P. N. to show cause why their assess ments should not stand as fixed by the Board
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13
Pine Lumber!

UyHE SANTA RITA SAW MILL co.
 are now prepared to furnish all kinds of
 Lumbe and Shingles at the Lowest Prices and of the Very Best Quality ever offered in this market.
 Parties wanting any kind of lumber will please leave their orders at the store of Messrs. E. N. Fish 6S Co.,, and they will be promptly filled. u
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

WHDNEsDAY's stage brought Mir. II. c. Hooker to Tucson. He comes to take joint charge with George Tyng in tho Government beef contract, in which he has taken half interest. Mir. Hooker s experience in this line specially fits him forit, and he can hardly fail to be success full
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

B0B's letter from Phenix is received this morning too late for print to-day. It will appear next week, and are glad to have the promise of more from the same writer.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

E. D. WooD is fitting up the Young America corner for his store, and he has a big stock of goods on the way.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

SOME editorial paragraphs referring to points on our recent route of travel, are necessarily postponed one week.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

E. N. FISH leaves to-day for the Gila country, and may extend his trip to Me DOwell.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, green backs were buying SS4 and selling at 89.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

WATERMELoNs are beginning to ripen. Some have already been brought to town. Those who diet six months out of twelve on this fruit, must soon be happy.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

DEPARTMENT Inspector, Major Brown, leaves to-day for McDowell.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

LORD & WILLIAMS are industriOuSly en- gagged in opening up their new goods.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL MATTERS.

JACOBS 6s Co.'s train is in town with flour from Richard 6 Co.'s mill at Sanford.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

JOB WORK is specially solicited at THE CITIZEN office, which now has first class machine press and good supply of job material-both as to type, paper, cards, billheads, etc. Another order embracing many kinds of fancy and fine letter, will be received soon. Heretofore, we have hesitated to specially invite this kind of patronage, but being well prepared to ex- ecute job work in good and neat style at moderate prices, we now ask it freely, in confidence that satisfaction will be given
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

JOSEPH PERSON, of Terrenate, Sonora, is in town.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

THE doleful cry of hard times is heard, yet Tucson is improving as usual which is faster than any interior town of which we have any knowledge.
Arizona citizen., 1872-07-13

nUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as