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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
srwrss-uoHrSEs at Plummer's-

TRAups. Tramps take notice. New stock of Boots & Shoes received weekly, at everybody's prices, corner Main and Pennington Streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

You can save money by buying your clothing of J Perrin, merchant tailor. Meyers street, opposite Palace Hotel.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE owner of the brown colt Hinclisu Hemma issues a challenge to the Black Filley and Sorrel Mare to rot or run for the champion ship of Tucson. The red Donkey challenges the Territory. Pools will be sold at the usual place. All entries free Race will take place at Silver Lake Sunday evening. The foregoing are all very fast" and of excellent bottom. By order Of the Committee.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

AFULL line of silver plated, table ware, just received at Nilson's jewelry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

SADDLES, bridles, whips, spurs. blankets, robes-all the necessaries for travellers, prospectors' and teamsters' out6ts-are made specially at Clarke E Patton's saddlery store.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE fasf-increasing patronage of the Bank Exchange Saloon and Restau- rant is due to the frst-class manner in which it is run. The tables and bar are supplied with the best of. every thing.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

IHE extent and variety of the stock carried a iAe Arizona and California Company lumber yard is a great con- venience 10 builders. Everything that can possibly be required in the con sruciion of house is to be couven- isuliy found here. even to the most hiau.e detail, and at prices which cannot be discounted at any other place.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

sEE the crowds daily ct the New Boot and Shoe House, corner of Main and Pennington Streets. Fine Cali fornia goods sold at everybodys prices
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE author Of the interesting and able Globe letter, which we publish, i.st3ut 60 furnish the columns Of TIE c,rzry with b-isf but comprehen- .ra history of the growth of Globe Ci,r and vicinity, from the date of the sr,.s,t discoveries in that camp to ,hs present time. This will prove vallb.a not only 10 those of our read ers who have material interests in that remarkably rich district, but also to al who take pleasure in watching the grsv.h and progress Of our leading camps
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

ATTENTIoS smokers! A fine lot of imported Havana cIgas at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

MR BARNETT, of the firm ot Barnett & Block, one of the heaviest forward ing and commission houses in the Ter ritory, is in town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

WE saw genuine prairie schooner set sail today across the mesa, and her cargo consisted of goods from Pierces Cash Store, destined for Harshsw
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

A SPLENDID curb gold vest chain for S25, worth $50, for sale at Uncle Har- ris', 221 Kearny street, between Bush and Sutter.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TIE Mexican who was so nearly sui located in the we'll at the rear of Cory's grocery store, the other day, is now pronounced out of danger.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

FtNEgT butter and eggs received daily at Goodman's, on Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

s;,;sE HE Rev. Mr Messenger will hold l,r.Ils l,,,ns service tomorrow in the Pres '' 'e'ian Church, at il o'clock
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

LEVIN is baildiag the finest refrig- orator in the city for his saloon in the Park. l. has adobe walls, and is almost large enough 10 live in.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
L2g5F Beer 8t FlalS2l3 2 Retail
Brewers Materials.

THIS BREWERY. which l7 sunpried with all tnc modern improvements, i- situated in Lovely Park 9C shady ofuau eutal lruir trc6s at the foot or Pcu0uetOu street
 A SPLENDID PAVILION. with B1N'ir- Alley attached. forms one of its chief atifsc- tions. Al tbe Bar. the best Licucrs Cigars and Modern Rof,tshl1euts orc always served iu fuC stvic
 A SPACIOUS BILLIARD HALL. with ty~o magnificent tables has just been added; an cr- teusive Dancing Floor aEd OutDoor Ihesfer Cccgpv one part of fine shady gTuycs, wkile in iishcd
 A EESTAU RANT is on the premises where thc Finest Eiauds arn served in hest -trle, aud Ic- Cream saloons are cenuectc with ii.
 eT- AIUsiC EVERY NIGHT. --
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

JUsT received carload of new choice potatoes at A. Goodman's, cor ner Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE tickets for the grand benefit social and ball at the Summer Theatre on Tuesday evening next, are on sa,e at Tully & Ochoa's store. Remember that the entire proceeds of tho affair go to the purchase of the much needed wind mil at the Sisters Hospital. Le
 every one purchase ticket, and the desired result will be accomplished
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

P.F. NILsoN jeweler, has removed to Congress Street, next dnor to Wcs- tern Union Telegraph office
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

THE only place to get choice family flour is at Goodman's, corner Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

ANOTHER lot of fresh fruits and veg etables was received today at Pierce's Cash Store.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

WATCHES repaired and warranted at Nilson's, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

ATT. Norton's Loan and Brokers Onice the highest premium will be paid for Currency or U. s. Gold, Congress street, opposite ssfIord, Hudson S Co, Bankers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

GoL0, silver and nickel watches at Wilson's jewelry store, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

Co 10 the Union Saloon, Louis Don sing & O., PrOprietors,} for the cool est and finest sharp drawn beer, next door to L. Meyers t Co.'S store. Three hundred pounds of ice consumed daily to keep the beer ID prime condition
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

FROM present appearances, cady & Co. have made a "ten-strike' fin their new restaurant on Mesilla street, next door to the Alhambra. The internal arrangements of the restaurant are about the best we have seen in Tucson, and the kitchen is well worth q visit. if for nothing else than to note the ingenuity displayed in its ar rangemeut, and the perfect order and cleanliness attained. The propriciors are determined 10 make this the most popular eating house in the cIly, and they certainly make a fine move in that direction.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TRv the new Las Damas (onc-bit Havana cigar, at Earll's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

4 CARLOAD of chopped fed has just been received by D. Felix
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

SETH THOMAS clocks at Nilsons jewelry store, next door Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

MR. J. P. FULLER, of the Agua Caliente Ranch, Is forever embalme6 in the good gracCs of " our boys for a substantial compliment In the shape of some fine watermelons. The way tbat fIuit faded away was saddening in the last degree to those who hap pened to arrive too late.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

p. \. BROCK, travelling agent or sev- eral large Eastern and California pub fishing houses, died in this city very suddenly last evening. He has just -ot,rned from business trip through ont the mining camps, and had con tracted a violent cold. The immediate cause of his death we did not learn definitely. but understood that It was anoplexy. The funeral took place this afternoon.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

The Fata Morgana (one-biD Havana cIgar, at Earll's is the best in town.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

AR. R 3 KELLEY informs Us that Tue Summer sxcursi1r to Santa Monica and San FrsHcisc9 which las been in oo1.emplati for some time has prob s5iy fallen through, ai lcas. for the present T-sre is possibility, ho@- eyer, that s-ch terms may yet be o5- hi1ai from the railroad company as Tiii enable him Go carry cut the o5- jsst ia which case ample notice will be given or tLe fact.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Personal.

SIP. Fallass and A Stout, Of Cadil- lac. Mich, rcgisterid at the Cosmopol- itan yesterday
 LA. Wilson, Of Florence, is in the city.
 IS Sherburne is in the city from San Simon, and is stopping at the Cos mopolItan.
 Dr. E. von Hasslocher IS in Tucson again.
 C.P. Dunavan, of Harshaw, is at the Palace.
 Fred. F. Ballard, of Sacramento registered today at the Palace
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

TS EDWARDS was busy thIs fore
 111 making a survey of the boun- dFfs anu levels of the block of land E7ovn as Sweeney's old block, which lies just south of Weliscl's building running from Main street through 10 Meyers We understand that !. Zsck- sldaf < O., are about to erect on this ground 6 large and costly busi- ness block 10 contain. besides r1om- Tor their own immense business, sev- er4l stores f1r different purposes.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

WANTED.-By a widow lady, si'u- ation as nurse or housckeeper in an American family. Apply at this office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

wAxrzD-s2n,OJ0, in U. s. Gold or Currency, for which the highest premium w1ll be paid at Norton's Loan and Brc'ers' OmSc, Congress street, opposite saford. Hudson & Cos.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
AL the Depot.

The grading and clearing away of the rubbish in and around the new round house is nearly completed, and the stalls will shortly be ready for the reception of the black cavalry.
 The framework of the machine shops Is also in place, and the carpen- ters have commenced 10 nail on the outer walls"
 The freight shed is almost filled with goods, and the large number of teams constantly employed in deliver ing the same can hardly keep sufIi- cient space cleared for the succeeding days arrivals.
 The number of iron safes constantly arriving is something astonishing, no less than five coming on last nights train, consigned to different parties.
 
 3IR. c. LIND is in town again from Contention City, and informs us that his firm (Maltcr & Lind) have com menced grading for the new Sunset mill, which will be erected about quarter of mile below the COnten- ton. It is to have 10 stamps, with Q capacity for 15, and the reputation of the builders is a guarantee that it will be a good one. It will probably be finished soueiime in October. The Boston mill is somewhat delayed by the scarcity of lumber, but Mir. Lind thinks that by September it will be ready for business. Matter & Lind have also taken a contract to build a 10-stamp dry crushing mill in New Mexico. not far from Silver City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
Eickas-nfnndN.

Tie announcement of the marriage of Mr. E. A. Fickas and Miss Ella Moody, of Warreusburg, Mo-, will be a great surprise to many If the happy bridegroom's friends, but the congrat- ulations will be none the less hearty. The marriage was the result of an en- gagement of years standing, and no better evidence of the strength of the attachment could exist than the fact that the bride came alone all the way from her home in WaFrensburg, Mo. Refined and intelligent, the plucky young lady is weil fitted to be a pio- neer's bride. THE CITIZEN offers the young couple it's best congratulations.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

PIANOS and Organs sold on instalments at Berger's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

sxvrxe-uAcarSrs To rent at Eerrsr's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

FRESH Pine Apple Sherbots and Ice Cream, at Charles Schulz's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

SMOKE the Margarita Especial lone biO Havana cigar, at Earl's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

SMOKE the Garcia fine Favans Ci gar. at Earll & Co.'S.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

Coop goods at low prices at Pl7mmer's.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10

Prrrs and Tobacco at Plummcrs
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-10
PIANOS and Brass Instruments at. Bergcr's

WELL regulated Clocks cheap rt Berger's.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
sCINTILLATIONs OF SCIENCE.

Artificial reproduction of skorodite has
been effected by Verneuil and Bourgeois
by treating iron at 1400 to 1902 in a
sealed tube with concentrated solution
of arsenic acid.
DR.. Sydney Marsden, says the Nature,
has discovered substance in which car
bon is soluble and from which it crystal
ICES out partly in graphitoidal and
partly in adamantine forms. The ada
mantine crystals exhibit beautiful octa-
hedral shapes under the microscope and
scratch sapphire readily.
DIR. Kasman finds that zinc, intro
duced into steam boilers for preventing
incrustation, effects the purpose where
the waters are scientific; but where the
waters contain carbonates Of lime, mag
nesia and iron, zinc does not prevent in
crustation. The zine first becomes brit
tie and porous, and is then rapidly re-
duced to powder.
When the st. Gothard tunnel was COM
pleted medal was presented to all the
men engaged in the work. The medal,
which was struck at Geneva, has on one
side the arms Of Germania, Italia and Hell
vetia, with the motto Viribus Units,
and on the other side an inscription in
German and Italian, "To the Men of the
Gothard Tunnel"
The Millers International Exhibition
will be opened at Cincinnati on May 3lst,
and will be closed q fortnight later. The
exhibits will be divided into eleven class
es-motive power, steam boiler and en-
CINE fittings, milling machinery and mill
ers supplies, grain, products Of the mill,
bread and crackers, baking powder and
yeast, bags and bagging, scales, barrel
labels, and miscellaneous articles and ap-
paratus.
The result of the experiments with
heavy guns and test targets at Spezzia
in the autumn of 1876 has been the pro-
duction OF compound armor-plates for
ships Of war. These plates consist Of
steel having an iron backing. Liquid
steel is poured on the heated iron plates,
and the latter becoming partially fused,
a most intimate weld is effected, the steel
running into the fibrous iron and the
iron into the steel. All the new iron-clads
are to be protected with this description
of plate.
Fleitmann has discovered that by add
ing ! of per cent, Of magnesium to
fused nickle or cobalt, these metals,
whether cold or hot, are capable Of being
easily forged or rolled into sheets. Co.
bait allpyed with MAGNESIUM becomes
very hard, and when polished, surpasses
nickel in lustre and whiteness. Both the
cobalt and the nickel, treated as above,
remain untarnished when exposed to the
atmosphere, and when cast in molds
have the same properties as cast steel.
There is very little yet published re,
garding the process by which Mr.. J. b
Hannay produced the small crystalline
particles which Professor Story Mas
kelyne says are diamonds. Pressure
equal to several tons to the square inch
and very high temperature bad to b.
employed. Professor Maskelyne doei
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

WVoA4 10 kiao w oCO ctAAAV VA eAkOA2 AkAS34SI
expended in this direction.
John G. Miller will lead the Murphy
meeting tonight (Tuesday). Fifty.four
signed the pledge at their last meeting.
McCreary has accepted the challenge
of Allison and that OF Reifsnider. The
walk will take place about the 26th.
This will no doubt be the walk Of the
season.
The ladies of High-street M. E.
Church will give musical and literary
entertainment at the residence of Mr..
Jason Ludlow this evening. Tickets Of
admission 25 cents Everybody is in
vited.
Our School Board met last evening
and agitated the school-book question.
Mr.. Smith urged the Board to purchase
books in accordance with the Wilkins
School Book Bill, now before the House
of Representatives. If the Board will
insist upon a uniformity Of text books,
to be changed only once in every
two or three years, there will
be saving Of at least $4,000
per annum to our schools in books alone,
and if they will go little further and
insist upon contract, with some entire
ly reliable and responsible publishing
house for the books, they will at once
shut out an army of book venders that
come in each year as lot of wolves to
destroy the hard earnings of q great por.
tion of the patrons Of our schools who
have to earn their money by the sweat
Of their brow.
PIQUA. q.
Mr.. Bretherton reports business good
in his grocery, on Park avenue.
The Grace Church Mite Society met
at the residence of DR.. Hyde last night
DR.. G.. Fl. Hall is one of the busiest
men in Piqua, and his dental Office is
always crowded with work. Give him a
call.
Mr.. Simp, a wealthy and respected
farmer living east Of town, is lying very
low, and it is thought that he can NOT
live long.
Our young doctor, Frank Kitzmiller
now meets his patients with a broad
smile upon his countenance, all because
handsome boy meets him at home in
the same manner.
The funeral Of Mr.. Samuel McWil.
liams, who died Sunday morning, took
place to-day. Mr.. McWilliams has been
a respected resident Of Piqua for fifty
years, and was seventy-four at the time
of his death. The old settlers Of Piqua
are fast dropping of, and but few now
remain.
RUCYRUS, OHIO.
Quite an enthusiastic meeting was
held here Saturday evening in the in.
terest Of the Ohio Central r. r. The
balance of money required to be fur.
nished by Crawford County was sub.
scribed, and the early completion Of the
road through this place assured. Bu.
cyrus people are jubilant over this mat
ter.
George B. Scroggs, young man Of
this place, died early this morning, in
the twenty-fourth year of his age. George
had hosts Of friends throughout the
county,, who will be panied to hear oi
his demise,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
MEDICAL.
Take Sound Advice

And remember we'll. that for colds, coughs, chest,
and lung affections, rheumatism, and all infam-
matory Diseases as well as diarrhea, dysenteTy.
summer complaint and especially in those cases
Of cholerine, which for want of proper notice so
often degenerate into confirmed cholera, there is
no superior preparation than DUCONGE'S GEL
EBRATED PECTORAL BALSAMIC SYRUP,
which has been in public favor since 1922 Give
1t a trial by all means. For sale wholesale by
JOHN D. PARK & SONS. Retail by j. KEESHAN,
corner Sixth and Walnutstreets Also by all drug
gista
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
WHAT THE WORLD HAS BEEN :
WANTING FOR CENTURIES. :,

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

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pleasure ~ take srea.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16

TX PRict. QUE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ~
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Kennedy Co. General Agents, Pitnburg. PA
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-01-08
RACINE CENTER.
A little moderate,

"A little moderate.
Holidays passed off pleasantly.
1T is rumOred that Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Vanna,ta are going to Pennsylvania soon,
his former home.
There were several parties here lately,
at which the toe was tipped to the varia-
lion of the string.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Anderson have
gone t., Wisconsin. We regret losing
them from our circle.
MIR. G. NJ. Warner was loading his
revolver recently when it acciden,ly dis
charged, the ball passing through his
thumb.
Mr.. Wesley Stewart, of Martin
county, is spending the merry days visit
ing his father, Mr.. Jonathan Stewart,
Of this town.
Mr.. Frank Pew met with quite a
severe accident. He had a load of wood
overturned upon him the other day. He
is somewhat better.
MIR. z. skyhawk and Miss Maggie
Esbenshied, commence the new year by
uniting their fortunes In one. May your
home be ever happy.
MIR. Henry Burton lost quite valua-
bic horse the other day. 1t died sud.
denly after drawing home load Of wood
through Minnesota snow.blockaded
road.
1T il 4 positive fact that if man and
wife are but one the populate Of Ra.
cine must have decreased rapidly in the
last four months, ~ there has been no
less than eight weddings during tina,
time. Who will be next?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-01-08
GRAND MEADOW.

Two sunshiny days have sent the
snow killing down the creek.
Look out for that Grand Meadow
blizzard in the National Republican this
week. -.
The Masons have q public installa-
,ion OF officers on the evening of JAN
uary 9th.
The Ne,os Office now stands on the
track waiting for transportation to Lam
sing, Iowa. =
Jimmy, if you didn't 60 to St. Paul,
don't blame the reporter, for he took your
word TOR it.
Deputy sheriff McCtoskey is around
again, after being confined to the house
several days with pleurisy.
If We can't have q newspaper we
can have the next thing to it, for Jay
Gladen is going to get y So 90 job press.
Wesley Stewart and family, of Martin
county, are visiting with their relatives
and friends IN Grand Meadow and Ra
cine.
Dot leidle German band Won Racine
township what specified tor the New
Years bali, did not win many laurels for
their musical talent.
Serbs picture gallery IS crowded
these days, because his customers all 60
away satisfied. Pictures of all. sizes
finished in India ink, oil or water colors.
DIR. S. NJ. jerks moved into A. Prices
house last week, having sold his house
and lot to Or. Jackson, who, rumor says,
is shortly to double-up and 60 to house
keeping. IT'S we'll.
The valedictory of the Neacs created
considerable excitement and Indignation
among our citizens, and some one is 60
ing to answer it. I will refrain from
commenting until the fight il over.
George Robinson was fined $25 be.
fore the police justice for selling liquor
to NJ. F. Vining on election day. George
says he is going TO appeal the case and
test the question of licensed drug stores
selling for medicinal purposes on that
day.
Our modest young merchant, NJ. H.
Fjelstad, appeared before the hymenlal
altar Sunday, accompanied by young
lady of Minneapolis, where they ex.
changed mutual pledges for life. Cigars
Mat. VENUS. !.