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TUOS. T.. BRA NLETTE,

AGENT AND MANAGE,
Ia, W ry Louisville, x
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

BrslNESs begins to look np in o.
oeola in every line, except among
the disciples oi tlat NEUROLOGICAL
character known as Jjsruleplus.
These gentlemen complain OF tusi-
ness, in their lne, beng dull but
not wishing these knights Of the
pill any harm whatever, We are
glad to be able to state that sicltncss
rs decreasing very rapidly, aul that
We are healthy community,
Much cotton is being shipped. In
fact every packet carries upon her
fdecks samples of the old King.
Ono can hear at a'most all hours
the pad OF the steam gina, rs they
prepare the staple for market. Our
merchants are busy and conscqueut-
| " happy. The white fields are be.
! ginning to look brown; rs the pick
ers with laudabIe industry fill bas
! kct after basket. whlch look like
balls Of sncw that have been drlv'
en- by winds into shady nook.
and corners, and left after the snow
mantle has been dispelled by the
sun; and on Saturdays, when thes,
same cotton pichers come in foi
settlement, why, to use n saying o
! Bill Arp, "thc sun looks like be i.
IN eclipse" Everything IS propi
uous and we begin to hope that ",
will yet see that good time whlcl
is always coming face to face, auC
not along the visias Of Imagination
as hcrstoiore.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
BEAUIlFY YOUR HOMES
JHc tiHC Arts.
Ion neMn,nI a. ID lhramo.. !.

Fo1r rtautiu fine Oh Chr1mos, sN9 asst
ouo JNl4, -glf FOR 5I cguts, and six, -lr ~ sand
-ia Jki.. seat for 81; eraisli au.iy Port ruii1
ui lDH Oh and Gpm thrOuDs. all II igns, 'elF
lBe 81. Our rhrumC- arg +. C. siTie reprudur-
ti.ns Hf The choicest WORK uf thv great aia-tyr..
and pronounce! by Ouuuu-st urs equal 90 tuH
Originai on Painting. utr ~cripturai -tciI,, =,
Landscapes. Rocky Ma1rtlia Scents zen View,
Fruiis aud Flowers, Designs, Nc, are meeting
ntIh gaCat L4For.
800 D,calc.nanic pictures 80 cents: large
mixed, various kinds, 81, or ,Ju0 for s3U0
satisfaction guarautccd, Catalogue Of useful
articles sent on receipt Of stamp. Address, en-
clusiug price, in re- -tcrcd letter or Post Office
order. with thtcc Gems stamp tur reiafu uf
goods by msii, fEiIA CLAttL &to., Deaicr-
IN oil Chromo-. Ac 22i hast il3 street. \.
- Please state the name Of the paper yoa
saw this Ia. septls-Jm.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Orr friends who iayor us with
s.,ems "A news, information, or other
correspondence will please bear
~ mind The following rules.
l;'aIfE ONLY on 0Es sipE % TUE
r,Fra. This sAle l. i@pesauFc,
aud a.e will hereafter pay 40 aiien-
,ion TO letters written on both sides
Of the sheet
Bs DR.tF, state what yoN have
40 say ia the iewest possible words.
SEvD Is MEMS; We want facts,
not ii2quisitions, monllz'ngs or
reflections on them. Above all
things, DeN'r wairr rNLfss fou
HAyg SOMETHING TO SAY.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Crlttendon County Legal Notices,
WARNING ORDER.

John u Waceener ana his wife, Plaintiffs,
Salnc Waygen"r.
". tCfirdnC CT
Oliver + iyle-. Wm. +. Cheek
ami others ! Defendants
Tho defendants, James \ Br1wn.ug, Acn'co-
arrv RroNnns, Lacy lice Ernvaiu-. \, !
Yates nj ii- VIII. MeTfice }, Neiee. aiid nora
browning. William II. stokes and Mary NJ
Stoke his wife. are Warned to gppgar Ia .Ais
court within thirfJ day sud plead answer 10 the
pri.iaal l,iu d'cd ilrsln by the said Pa II Wae
q, lef. and the sid ~giia Mea-ener hi wife. and
alse tn amended bills and the amended and sup
plemcnial hills hled 81 saiA cause hy the plaiutlns
+ n Natrener and Saliie Maggruef his witc
- W. LEWIS, Giek,
OF esra 1sil &. q IT, iFief, cpt'y
PrHtef'~ fec ss.5a
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Executrix's Notice Of Sale ofLands.

NDTtCE lSIitRIBN GIVEN, that The unlcr-
signed u- l,Nvtuuiyu ct the last " lil q % ir-tH-
nicnl oi James II Burlington, dec d.. Wiz W BE-
application TO the Plpt3ta Court Hf Miss -iltH
County, Arkansas, "a the lanuHly torn ig T,,g
fur tho year lsiN, for ore~ tu slll t#cH uTfIf-
east uurrter ant west half nf The souih-oa-I Iusss
ter VI section ~ twelve, IN tawnsii lal ti,tr-
teen, north Of range dul tn, elsf, coHt5Iuia.
tiat0 one hundred aud twenty acres of land s.
oigat acres, mere or lsss, In the nurih-"e-t cor
uer ur thv Southwest fractional quaftur oi src-
tion 81, IN township n. north of range D. eity-
en-, cast aud lots number 56, 81, a. All q ia the
town of usccui,, being art Ot tine enl Estate uf
Snll iSlatt. fuf tia pa yugut # debts. Al per-
sons hiertsted in said Estate arr notified To- come
forward aud resist said applicatpu Il they sec
piopgr NANCY 4. tpRI NGruN,
ENecutriN 4 J \ ldrlngton, decd,
Osc,ulu All oct. la lS1i. =
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

iscd by two reliable gentlemes who
own many yaluatic lands here, q
colony Of two or three hundred
cmigrauls-gaod honest inl0stri-
Gus pearle.
We said telorc that this Idle land
was too valuable 20 remain unused.
it must be settled. II Is n mere
matter Of tino-Il must foe done
some day, and that day begins {,
dawn aud then Dsccola, instead
Of counting het ioliabt'ants by tens
aud twenlies, will count them hy
hundreds and thousands. 4 great
future Is before rs. And we Halter
ogrself riai The TIAEs has done
much toward securing the improve
iaents mentioned above. \ good
active newspaper docs much m
advancing the Interests o! u com.
muuily and country. II gives tone
and yigor TO trade, impetus to IN
dustry, stimulates 70 emulation, pro-
tccts tie virluous and condemns
those who require condemnation.
All thus we have tried 90 DO IN our
own feeble manner. We now call
upon those who are interested in
the welfare Of tie country, and ~
the matter OF good county paper,
to assist Us send us subscriptions,
paying subscriptions, and stimulate
us to the work IN which You are all
directly interested. Most men cs-
innate the prosperity of country
by the appearance Gifts newspaper,
especially is Official organ, which
is always just what its patrons
make it. We wish to improve our.
selves 10 bc Nbic TO get OIL better
and more readable paper. This W
cannot do unless sc are Justified
by good liberal support and par
don MS il wc say, that the people of
Mississippi and CriltenGen counties
should do this. We consider II a
duty which you owe us as your Of
fetal organ - a duty which you owe
a landablc enterprise duty you
owe your counties. We can give
You "A good paper if properly sup
ported and encouraged. Do your
duty by us, and wc will do ours
by you.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
ELECTION PROCLAMATION /!

Notice is hereby given tlat there
will be an election held at the rest
dencc Of J. II. Pickei, in Troy
Township. on the l6th. d~y Of No.
reiebcr, le7j, Tor the purpose oi
eleeiiag one Justice OF the Pesec,
TO oil ihc vacancy caused by the
removal, from the county, Of Dan,
Hicks.
BY order OF the Governor,
J. y. Dawn,
Sheriff, Miss. Co.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Prescription Free

for The speedy cure u -pceial troubles common
10 ihe young and middlc-aged Nervous. mental
aud physical depression, i0-- Of memory and IN
ergy, pains IN the back scli-dis'ru-i dlzziges-.
dimucs- 0f sight. confusion of Ideas, and other
disori-I- Ol the neryou- y stem consequent on
various hai it, that lower The VIA 10y ~ the b!
ten Any druggist has the Ingredients Adj
drcss Dr. r.. II HILTON, Cincinnati, .
go ahay AZ home Agents wanted. OUTFIT
2 60 sn.d terms iHcc True co, AuSnsa,
Maine
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Important to Agriculturists-The
Emperor William Cabbage.

We have received tirm Europe limited guam
tity Of Emperor " liBat'' "a har, ell which
ruGact- slid hcad- af Hbiage gie -.zH ui 90.
mau D. oi d1dr rsfI HpI af ih""
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HtHa ss.f4.I '. .-.. b. LEa -aNlH.l. -HH,, & f
80 .aI4. II.tt.a #aa' Geo .N aH#,
f.HG 100 r..,f4H I'D u HHt.. HH H
uUr .HH#H.ss g.. r.H.. f.-H1 I.Ie.-. '.-
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t...-a m.HfIoa I.... uat4r I'd 'lf. Hf tTa aH
this iH. 'sH
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Chancary Sale of Real Estate.

Noah Na~yers, rIoietiG.
:. u rclaat, ,pef ndcnt
Bi VI Tue + a Gccrtial orlor Of The Circuit
Cauri Of Mississippi C,uuH on the ChHBre y
-idc thereof, rendered at the september term Is
-, will on
SATURDAY. TIL 27iH. DAY OF NOVEM-
BtB, lN1A
aud within lawful hours, offer for sale in front Of
the Clerks uilrc IN the town 90 U-cvolu. tate If
Arkpn-a-, and sell to the highest bidder. on a
credit Of four Wruih~, the following dc. crib, Il
laud to-Wlt @N4 lt1 acres 10 be surveyed on
the hast end oi the North Ea.l quarter - 4
section sight (~ Township FoErireu lu North.
Range Twelve tl2l last OF the tltth t1th priu-
ciral Mcrijian
The rureh ser win he required tn give roic
withH proved uuriiy, ard Q iieu viii he ietaiE.
ed on the sLd until -gid purgh4so money l. paid.
j X =. II Nlt. Clerk and Mister,
BY c. l., MooUE, ncpuy.
Ttis 9Th. day Of October lNi5.
tpriu. crs fee 50 0O1
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

WE notice IN the Little Rock
Gazette, under the head OF" Foul
Tips" statement to the effect that
the Accidentals of that place had
challenged tho Ecklords OF this
place, tor series ofgamcs with the
ball and bat. mention $ also made
of the game between the Eckfords
and the Anchors. The Rock boys
propose to give the Ecktords four
outs and beat them. We see that
the Accidentals have recovered
themselves sooner than we expect
ed after being put hors dc combat by
the Rivorsides, and are aga;n at
their old game of "bluti." The
Eckfords play legitimate game
aud do not ask the Rock boys any
difference except such as they may
be able to make. But as the Eek
ior.ls have disbanded for the season,
of course no game can be played
before Spring, when we hope to
cross bats with you, boys, and If
tho Egkfords are then defeated,
why. OF course, it will be Iccjdentai.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
IT, --G
q" ~ INV I'll,
Sheriff, Miss. Co.

TnL time set Dy law, go days from
the time the order Of the County
CDuf granting the power to incor-
porate the town ol Oscsola was
forwarded to the Secretary OF state
and when It shall be lawful TO order
an election Of the municipal officers,
will c&pirc during the ensuir Z
week, when ten days pgbiic notice
will be given Of lhe election.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
~ THEGREAICAU6B
- OF
NJ Human Misery.
inst Published IN sealed Envelope. Price

inst Published IA sealed Envelope Price
Slr ceats
\ lecture on the nature, treatment ard radical
curp ot seminal weakness. or Sp'rmatughWa,
inuuced by elf kbn-e, involuntary EIi-s.Hn~,
iuoHtsuey Nervous DEBILITY. aud lmpctiimr
iu Maria 90 geueIall, Consumption, Epilepsy.
und t., Meiia and Physical luoapacity. &e.-
By z BERT J. tILNEkoLLL N, D., author
ui the Green pog, &r.
The world renowned author In this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own expt riencr.
that TIE ~fui uonse quvHcCs Of sell abuse may he
ri,-ctnair removed without meliclnr and with
iut dangerous surgical operations, huurziys, in
sttuleuts. rings, or C'F Iigls, pointing oui mode
OF cure at once certain and cnecumi, uy which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition may
be NAV care himself cheaply, prwaicif, aud
radically
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands
aGd thousands.
sent under seal in plain envelope to any adj
dress, post paia on receipt OF siN c,uts or two
tiost stamis Addrcss I've Publishers,
gUAS+J G KilNE&t0
ls7 ee,ofx. New Noik Post Office box tasG.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
OUR NEW idea FOR AGENTS.

In the Map Chart. Picture and Frame business
Our circulars tell the story They are frc" to ALL
Address L.. II ROSS,
3li, 3iSS 3l5 Locus, strei ST LOUIS, MO
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Malaria !! Malaria! :!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

OF from l.
ain,
~
81 l,,t
m indigestion Cnstra nandi
above diaas exapttID D "a
t
rl o.
ri with out ing he 20 % Ii o.
has b n r
att Powell B'Nn- Junction
an rtit t t
urauect that cro
B-Nou ereHnine i.
United
IN Nos, Building
discount dctotncr For Sac al IrregiI
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

We are glad TO be able to say
that the High School opened here
by Prof. Dorgstt, under the auspi-
ces OF the ". Il. Church South, is
progressing very tavprably, and
bids fair TO he school OF some
merit. We need Just such a school
IN Osccoia. We have reedtd one
for years. Our people have been
CRYING with aloud Yoire for . good
reliable school, presided over by an
able and competent man. Now
the first steps have been taken, the
school has been started, and the
qaesuon is. wH vou support iif
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
80

C1scras, = see. % T. 10 y. o. Fast
: yaluablr farm uow raising 60 bales OF cotton
lr.ce 50 ,0e1. Terms easy
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
NO

" \ Ne. u Soc. ST lOS r, 9 Fast, 80
acres, A. acres above Ordinary overflow. balance
wei! llAbrrud, Price $40. Terms easy
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

f asi.s oH tlHsi lstt d. go ias' tHi a-l
lvflH.. Uui3 n4-. viHt-r uHU-.. "a -H.i "Ii.
sla a.' n.sr--sr, raf buildings. .'' H.. .H "F
iy4tit.- tfaarDs % sIt-.r... .h.t oi which b. ul-
r STORE apG iua ftrnt a.1 .er ...'.- .,'..
tHrut 100 .-'.F HHp}r uN .'-a F.," -II.H
'HH.. E. bee u.d. HI.- rH t-".I Iu..N- r
-af.-.vFiIIH r,a-nr- -.N.t fHr wanting fl -..
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
y l.

wv I, Sec. 20, T. 70 s., r. 10 East, wIlhia
q Hhr- fr c-1iu lgi.- u.v iH Hu ti,H'i H,
with Go bofut-fl rInH "u Ii HI a.I". u.sIIt
ylt4Hui t.. $3.50 easily H. 300. D. "H.t'f '.tH ...
naNf sea-. DHu. Table ..us.. .u 'l- Tia.'.
-,u. pt .Hl H.aI- lauuJ .H HyDIlYr. .l b..
eve aUdg B Ny d.'.as-. fla, $500 a..t.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

OWING TO loR water, our here O.
fore prompt mail packets have been
behind time, and consequently, our
exchanges and read ngs have not
been very abundant this week.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
EN- GLISH
Female Biittters,
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR!

D. s
uHJ 3 r
r ,
. . A H 4 3
Do. n loo i
,. 81 b.
r
W .r D d 81
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Ins' . -.

Pin-back panialoons are threat
cned, bat ID is believed that the su-
perior Inodesty OF the male sex will
prevent their introduction.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Lands For Sale.
no

Sc No sec p, Township II y, x. 2 east,
40 acres, above overflow. ~ acrc- In successful
cultivation, iuilaLcc uead Drd and under lence
Price VI ,20J terms ono third cash, balance IN
one and two years.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Read the following certificates
ATLANTA, Ga June ), l,75.
Mr..rsInrr N WILTON.

MEssRs Low & WILSON;
Gentlemen hpr toen lick win regular Fever and
having every After II had
Induced oyUur Au-maara Belts; 20 d
Belts directed,
and Ague ccame lighter each succr- i've time thereafter Ion some
VIII CnIcy with good and
uiurr should have ch oraguc would
Pads and physc wishing everybody that
ma Fever fortunate
lam respectfully, etc
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
No

- 4, Soc. q, 7. II y, Il. East, i6o acres
Most OF thi. tract is above over hOw, 80 acres
l'-ll d,adrncd. and with No. / wo Id make
farm oil 20 acres u much value Price $l,%oJ,
Terms ule bird cash, balance IN one and two
ears.
These lands are t'n best in the Frenchmans
Bayou sCltlrq cnt, J., near the church and &C Dol
buu e., and l. ihe most dcsuab!c lands now GA
the market IN THIS county.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06

40 - a dHy guaranteed using anr Well Au-
S'D Cur a Drills. sij1 month paid 20
~ - - good agents Augur book Tree. Jiiz
Aueur Co., b. L.u's, SO.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out |?
NO HAIR, NO PAE

c'url wonderful rrrs"3n o. g. ao @ nrl
lu,,lt
h ulrR audh
tuiyc ~ }v I Neiy - Huy
r.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-06
A4LANTA. "a. june 3, 1875.
nr. L.nNEN WILSON

y hy hrtc able it
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II
TstaG rauhr anictd M
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GO Juncih
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a1-V inform. .by DR. olgonW h
in Osro NJ
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
THE. CITIZEN.
SATURDAY r, FEBRUARY Is, 1875
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

ments to penitentiary and loan bill were lconcurred in. House refused to concur ir
 certain amendments to general revenue bill and afterwards Council rescinded its
 amendments. Adjourned.
 FoRTIETH DAY, Feb 12.-Met as pc,
 adjournment, All present. Several long
 reports of engrossment and enrolment,
 and brief ones of other committees
 made, and took recess to p. m.
 One p. m. All present. Went into | joint convention with council to elect Territ orial prison commissioners under
 bill just passed to build penitentiary on loan of S25, ,000 at Yuma. Mir. RedOndo nominated David Neahr of Yuma; s. k. DeLOng, Esteyau Ochoa and John H. Archibald of Pima, James M. Barney of Yuma, and J. G. Campbell of Prescott the latter at once declining; Mir. Kelley named ]. Polhamps of Yuma, and MT. Purdy, J. M. Redondo of. Yuma, and Mir. Davis w.. H. Hardy of Molave. It was decided to vote for three (the number to be elccted) on same ballot. The first and and only ballot stood: Neahr. 24 Ochoa 10; Polhamus g.; Redondo 24; Hardy F 1; Archibald and Barney 1 whereupon a motion was carried to declare Neahr, Redondo and Hardy unanimously elected. In house again. Message received from Governor announcing bis approval of bills to provide revenue for Territory and counties to add Mohave to third judicial district; to establish public schools. Mir. Bashford presented joint resolution, winch passed, asking the Governor to re- turn all bills relating to location of the capital and defining boundaries of Mari copa county and directing clerk to at once transmit same to Governor. Ad journed to 2 p. m.
 Seven p. m. All present. Various committees reported. Substitute resolu tion of thanks to Gen. Crook passed On Governors message declining 10 appI owe probate judge bill, the bill was passed again by l3 ayes and the nays of Bashford, Moeller, Wood and Mir. Speaker A, Purdy being absent. Adjourned at l2 m. sin die. [Up to 9 a. m. to-day, we were unable to get sight of the house minutes of last evenings session, but will attend to them next week.-ED
 WE are pleased to say that the Councils rejection of the names of Honorab1es J. T, Alsap, w. J. O'Neil and F. NJ. Griffin was solely on account of their being members of the present legislature-in fact all were once confirmed and then reconsidered and rejected for said reasons alone.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
S10 de Premio.

FL ABAJO FERNANDO PERDIO FEN FL C Tucson, cosa de dieZ dias pasados, su lIbrO de cuentas el cual es de color colo rado, de s SO9 pugadas de largo y4o5 de anchO. Este lIbro no le puede servir nadie si no mi. Fl premio arriva prometidO SC le pagara' al que To halle O a cualquiera que To entregue a MT. Holt (Chapo) en el Gem Salon, en el Tucson.
 JOHN w. SWEENEY.
 Tucson, EeDrerO 5, 1875. lS-4w
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Notice,

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO 1 fore existing between the undtrsign- ed, doing business in Tucson, Arizona, under the firm name of M. I. Jacobs & Co. was dissolved on the 4th day of January, IS75-M. | Jacobs retiring therefrom. The liabilities of the late firm are as- stunned and it's business will be conducted by the remaining partners under the style of l.. M. Jacobs X Co.
 M. I. JACOBS,
 LIONEL M. JACOBS,
 BARRON M. JACOBS,
 LEOPOLDC WOLF. Jan. 30. I7-3v
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Of farmer.

Hon. $. w. WooD, of Mohave county. was born Tn l843, in Will cOcnty, Illinois. Was educated in the public schools of that State. He served for two enliStments, dur ing the rebellion, in the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, in the army of the Potomac Emigrated to the State of Nevada in the Spring of 1868, and was there engaged m mining and reduction of ores until the Winter of 1872, when he came to Arizona. His occupation here has been that of a miner principally waiting for the country to come out" Has held the office of pro- bate judge of MOhave county during 1874.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE l existing at San Pedro, Arizona, be- tween Wm. OhneSorgen and Fred. Bland (under the firm name of Ohnesorgen & Eland) has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, the former assuming all liabilities of the late firm.
 The business will hereafter be carried on by Vim. OhnesOrgen,
 VIM. OHNESORGEN,
 FRED. BLAND. San Pedro, Arizona, Jan. 2k, 1875.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Public Notice.

THE COLORADO STEAM NAVIGA- I tion Company hereby gives notice to all parties interested, that its terms are Strictly Cash on Delivery of Freight, commencing with the present voyage of the Steamer Newborn.
 A. J. FINLAY, Agt. c. s. N. GO.
 Yuma, Jan. 20, 1875. 16-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good well water. Spe- cial care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
 January 24, 1873. 16-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Warning Notice.

r HEREBY FORBID ANY PERSON OR l persons from buying, selling, or having m possession any cattle branded thus: ID. S.o as it Is my own private brand. and l have never sold or disposed of any with said brand.
 D. A. SANFORD.
 Cienega, Pima County, Arizona. Jan. ?, 1875. I3-9w
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
BIO Reward.

r OST IN TUCSON, ABOUT TEN DAYS u ago, by the undersigned, my account book which is of red color, and or inch es long and or in width. This book is of no value To any body but myself. The above reward will be paid to the finder or any one who delivers it to MT. Holt at the Gem Saloon, in Tucson.
 JOHN w. SWEENEY. Tucson, Feb. 8, 1875. 1S-4w.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety of well-cooked food. No exaggeration in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand It, and to them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information,
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
DESERT STATION.

27 Miles from Tucson and same from Pi-
 cacho Station. CHAS. H. LABEREE, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I would respectfully invite the public to call and examine my goods andprices, at
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
DRUG STORE.

HAVING ENLARGED AND REFITT. u ed my salesroom, and increased my stock of
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

Will give prompt attention to compound ing physicians prescriptions, and all or ders from the town and surrounding country. CHARLES H. MEYERS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Tri-Weekly Mail Line
(Yuma Division), FROM TUCSON TO YUMA.

H ERENS -& MITCHELL, CONTRACT A ors; Jas. A. Moore, Superintendent Two-horse coaches arrive at Tucson Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
 SATURDAY at II a. m. Leave SUNDAY, TUESDAY, and FRI
 DAY at 8 a. m. Arriving at Yuma in days; connecting with. the San Diego Division of the same Time to San Diego5 days.
 Fare to Yuma $55. Express Baggage per ID. 35cts. Way fares 20 cts. per mile; through freight from San Diego 90 cts; 30 lbs. baggage al lowed each passenger.
 Agents-W. w. Williams, Tucson: Wm. Hooper ( Co.,, Yumai E. N. Fish & Co.,, lSEepces ..-....
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Lumber and Shingles.

TAM NOW PREPARED TO FILL OR- ! ders for A No. Lumber at l212 cents per foot and Shingles at Sl0 per thousand. Orders left with E, N, Fish 4 Co, will re- ceive prompt attention,
 THOMAS GARDNER.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

THE SIGN OF THE MORTAR, On Congress street, at my old stand.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

ALL AB0ARD!! Kerens 6 Mitchelrs Stages. Fast Time. First Class Equipments. Through to Tucson ill 5 Days.
 Stages leave San Diego SUNDAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
 at A. M. l2-tf