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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15
MA RltIf

In Mt. Idaho, Oct. 9th, 1880, by John
Bower, probate judge, Mr. Joseph Turpn
to Miss Cynthia Cellers, all Of Idaho county,
l. T.
At the residence of j H. Raucn in
Grangeville, Oct. nth, by the Rev. w. A.
Hall, Jane, J. Remington to Mr,. Flora
hccles, all of Camas Prairie, /. Z.
/, In Moscow. l. T., at the Baptist church,
sabbath morning Oct 10th. 1850, by Rev
f. G. Rigby, Mr.. r. S. Booth and Mrs FL
len Stephenson, both of Sunshine. w, +.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

Epizootic is spreading over the east
crn states. Scores of horses are sick
with the disease.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

u George Noah of the firm of Holbrool &
Noah of this city is verysick with malarial
fever at the Hotel De France.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15
Delinquent Tax Payers Take
Notice.

Owing to the scarcity Of money occasion.
ed by the extremely backward Spring, /
have concluded to postpone the commence
ment Of suits for the collection of taxes for
a short time, in order TO give delineuents an
opportunity snd further and last choice to
save costs, and sincerely hope that they
Will not let the opportunity pass,
J. W. POE,
30 District Attorney
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

Never take offence except when
steer is after you.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

4 The Democrats of Nez Perez county met
on Wednesday, the Republicans on Thurs
day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

VIM. Ternan of Elk City passed through
town en- route for Canada. He reports min
sing good in Elk City.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

EPISCOPAL SERVICES. DR. Nevius will
hold services in the Masonic Hall on Sunday
next both morning and evening
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

I, We are happy to note the appearance of
pr. j. B Menomy again on the street hav-
ing recovered from his recent Illness
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

4 For SALE--A No. Wheeler L Wilson
sewing machine. Warranted to never have
been used. For sale at this office, chear.
fVill exchange for wheat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

The delegates from the outside precincts
who came to the convention looked as nat
ural as a piece of cheese
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15
WEATHER REPORT.

War Department, Signal Service United
States Army, division of kilograms and re-
:. ports for the benefit OF commerce and agri
nlture for the week ending Oct. IL 1880:
TATIoN LEWISTON I. Z.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

If you want to break your legs travel af-
ter dark on the city side walks. Don't be
afraid to break them, the parties are liable.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15

Mr.. Harry kettenbach arrived from Yam
kcs Forl: on Wednesday last.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-15
Miss Baggs is visiting in this city.


# Moscow is some on big pumpkins.
E Wheat y cents at the Oregon City mills.
al Genesee is swelling up over its flax seed.
sH The Potlatch Is panning out fair minerals.
& Apples are being squeezed for sweet cider.
s# The streets were cleaned up this week
S Grangeville shrieks with pride over its
INC buildings.
County commissioners adjourned last
h 81 arday.
Vote for just such man as you would
!. trust to transact your private business.
Il" If the county srun in debt by bad officers,
your taxes are increased.
MIR. l. S. Weller is around again after his
attack of fever.
Nelson Brearleys little girl is sick with
fever.
Lake D. Wolford of Colfax was in town
this week.
Miss Josie McGrane returned on Satur-
day last from her visit to Walla Walla
John Carey of the Salmon river bridge
was in town this week.
A Harry Howard, of Walla Walla, made our
dity flying visit this week.
M Work is still progressing on the Brearlcy
ditch.
# The saw,nill of Monteith & Smell is in
fnll blast
81 Joseph Vince has gone below for stock
II gooas TO sell cheap.
Mr. Harry kettenbach arrived from Yam
kcs Forl: on Wednesday last.
M ---->->----
We are happy to note the appearance of
fr. j. Menomy again on the street hav-
ing recovered from his recent illness.
sewing machine Warranted to never have
been used. For sale at this office, chear.
fWill exchange for wheat.
The delegates from the outside precincts
who came to the convention looked as nat
nral as a piece of cheese.
If you want to break your legs travel af-
ter dark on the city side walks. Don't be
lafraid to break them, the parties are liable.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES. DR.. Nevius will
thold services in the Masonic Hall on Sunday
next both morning and evening.
VIM. Ternan of Elk City passed through
gtown en- route for Canada. He reports min.
ling good in Elk City.
4 The Democrats of Nez Perez county met
on Wednesday, the Republicans on Thurs
day.
ID George Noah of the firm of Holbrook &
HNoah of this city is verysick with .nalarial
fever at the Hotel De France.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
Territorial News Nntrs

The Epi'nph thinks Tombstone should have iwo constables.
 Ingram t Co.'S opposition stare 'lne Co Benson will be withdrawn To- day. Fare here fter $4.-I Epitaph.
 The Nizina Mining Company yes- ,erday moraiug made a contract with Mr. Carr to haul 2OO tons of ore from the mine to the New BO-to mil. at Cha ieslon. to be followed hy lOl1 tons. This Is another boom for Tomb stone, which We are glad to chronicle.
 Hosting works fir the Trench mine are now between Pantauo aud liar shaw. The working shatt of the Trench Is now down l5n feet.
 Seventeen men are now e plovca on the Hardshcll and Hardshell cx- ieniion, in bo'h of which mIncs hi-h grade gre has been struck Bulhon.
 From the Sln DirSC News We learn that at ,hc County Fair of oan Diego county the premiums for the best collection of minerals and the best specimen Of gold bearing rock " was awarded to Mrs. Thomas Shcrmln. wife of our thTnsmsn of Ina, name. MT. Shermrn informs us that the ore We're all Ariz"na Specim nS, gathered anl sent bv him 10 Mr>. Sherman during his travels through the Terri iOrY.-I ENpOsItor.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
Inc Teuth yoIane ol ,I.- Cil1en.


 The CITIZEN e.. .s-I .->r.HrA volume oo the 25,a. ul.lmn. We ieei that wc have ju-t csu,. i.r eony-a.g,sjinE our p,,ran, for giving Is s.eh hra~iy and elective supp1.; which h4s cnaJlei D, to very materially improve the CITIZEN, winch has -nGaaily grown irlm . l.tIe seven column weekly when Te first assumed control of il 70 seven column daily. furnishing sl. of ihe latest news by telegraph, a. well as new>y contradictions from 4l paris Of the Territory. and the !ccal new, uf ihe town snd surround in- country. Our weekly, which Is Periaily made up from tue daily, l. aa eight column paper. printed with ae~ 'y3e or clean white paper, and is second To DO other weekly published D Ar!zrna Owing Co the increased circulation of Jhe CITIZEN we have -rcn compelled to purchase a power 1r'es, which will be p1t in place in ine fur lhs next ,>~u- Of inc paper, and hereafter we hope oscTve our read
 -7'wiih .Ae daIy mu,h r.ier than wc lt'e been able to furnish ii with our 9l hand press. In starting out on
 Ie eleventh volume, 1ur prospects
 - 'he future are brighter than eyer Fi9Fe, and We hope 70 fully meet the 39sc,aiioas Of our ra r,p-, anI vii. .aleaFor Co keep pace with 'he sub 'lI'lal growth of our young city aui
 HFe business nien, who have ever -A wed their fifth in the CITIZEN hy H'lns us their support. Tn these -rnilrmen andio 0Ur p4trnns through ,l' The Territory We return our heart ,el thanks, and close with a prumis- .e GO our best to meet their apprnba- @ uon and merit their continued sup
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
n.h. cntahnmha IIIne.

A Dachena had some 5ne ore on exhibition al his stofe yesterday from ,be above named mine. This mine Is s,tuated in the Santa Rita mountains sbout B miles from his place There is an ahundrnre "f wood and water ci,-a ar hand. Mr Dachrna informs IL tha' he has a shafi down on me On' t- comba ahnni IS feet, The pay siTeaK iI nhout two and half feet wide nnh assars as high as S2oa to'he ton lie has already quite ;'ile Of ore on tht dump. We congratulate NIT. Dachena on his prospective bonanza.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

SCARCELY less asioni hing than Dr.
 ""ners recent feat Of fasting is the condition of youn lady, the daugb- ter Of the Mayor of Grambke. T viIlap,. rear Bremen, who is said to have 0cen fast asleep ever since the soco,d week in jannsry, with tue execution ot few hours of semi wateru,poss q, intervals of from six to e,ph, week.. An interesting account of her extr,- 'rlinary state is published in the Han over Courier. It appears that she lies p'nnged Tn a profound slumber and entirely uHc"nscious of all tl,,t goss on arouad her, night and dsv racl;nI rug on her !eIt side, warmly covered ep anu light gauge spread oyer her "caI' Nourishment, chiefly in q Ii- qua form, is daily administered tn AeF' which sine swallows wi,bout "w"klag Tor second. Snci iss nra,- " slender girl, of a palljd corn pIeNlon hUi she does moi lose IT, v,oi,,,, uhrinG her frances of from fcr,v to sixty days, nni, when awake. eybihit. " 'heerili disPo>ition and eager desire 10 perform such small household tasks %S h"r strength enables her to fulfill. Her father is wcll-t0-do man wLo E7s consulted several eminent ncdira! ihen, In the hope of discovering some remedy for his daughters abnormal condition, wbich entails serions in- convenience aul constant anxiety or, 'nc members of the family: but all eHaFiS hlthert" made to keep the un- lucky girl awake have resulted in Total failure Since the ease of inc Chian at PotSdam no interesting sub lect Tor study and observation on ,b- F"ui'y has arisen as that of the strangely so'nnolent Burgomas;er's daughter oG Grambke.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

TnE special census enumeratcrs and slatisiicilns for this scctian Of Ari- zona are still busy collecting sreci- meas and statistics to he forwarded tn the Department at Washington. IL is to be hoped they may be better paid and pal more promptly than he enumeratnrs who took the cen-us of this county and the city of Tucson, as ;he latter have not yet received acent, and don't kEow when they will. Mr. Walker may be good man 10 super wise the business, but he pays too little attention to the payment of his men who perform he wo,k IL i> now going on four months since the work was performed, and that impOr- t.nt functIonary will not even dein to answer a communication oa the sub- jccJ.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
FoR good Underwear, call on J Perrin, opposite the Palace Hotel.
Coop goods at low prices a, Pl-,mmeF's.
Impure Breath

Among all the disaCreeabic cOnse sequences that follow the decay Of the teeth. an impure breath must be the most morulyIug and unpleasant to i'- possessor. and it is the most iueX
 cusabe and offensive m socie;y; snd yet the cause of it may easily be re
 moved by cleansing yCu' tee'l daily with that justly popular dentrliice Fragrant SOZODONT IL puritics and sweetens The breath, COOls Hnd re
 freeheS the mouth, and gives a pearl. like appearance tp the teeth. Gentle
 men who indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT
 as it remove1 all unpleasant odor7 oi tbe weed. Ask vour druggist for It. 2
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
ReINnM.ii.

David R. Rae, oI Patagonia, Is iu town.
 John Mott, from the Silver King, is at the Cosmopolitan.
 John Carbouiere, of Las Cruces, k registered al the Cosmopolitan.
 Thomas T. Moon, of Marlcopa, is at the Cosmopolitan.
 John McLaury, of Charleston, is in town.
 E. H. Jackson, of San Francisco ; A. ". Stone. NcwBoston; Major H. Fuller, C. E. Alvnrd Luttreli, :. B. Adams. San Francisco; T. C. BTnwny Chicago: J. W. Bsicrclie>, los An gcles; w r. Griffith, Charleston ; Henry McKenny, Tombstone; A Eanaw, Contention and l.. J. Huh- bard, of Sonora are registered al the Palace.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
q0-DAY'S NEW 5.
X Very Important Matter.

r-ss- ,s, Registration Act iJ seems that .r ,.,.-. " hose names are uct on the printed -.... Of ras Grea, Rs-.src-, which will in- ,-fs --rr game, registered and reported 10 r. r51a-4 Recorder oa or before Monday, ..-..pt.r s7.a. uu-, have certificates from .., C7sn., Pc,o-i.- on which 10 yore, II ..r therefore. se necessary that registering .H..-. make their reports oi electors enrolled s7tssa. 10 ;le Recorder, with such frequency ,ss. s,;e-- can send To tae Recorder and get s..ssalz.a,o before election lsy. Tue reports o--at. To Ae made =r .h- eud of eaca wc-k- al ..... sad l,ily during tire is-t few day- before ..e-.5a: otherwise many votes will be cnt q. Ps-.oa. -e-isrg--r- sball sec that the oai- s-. bc.--l whom tlry -,-s-er forwards t6eir z.za. 70 ,he Rsc7r54r in time: 5.'a They ..-t. th.nsel,,,, 8, ole- u4se demand
 --sa some fieaty s---- i- T.cso1, for 1ae s-s-ls-'- -.-r.11-,e-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

help for himself And finally Lum 1 adds that if his statement is contra dicted he will produce proofs. It is common saying that |" all is fair in love and war" and politics, but in that case ihis exposure must, we suppose, be q rejoiner just es fair ss the coalition It exposes. Our advice 10 real Greeu- packers is 10 drop Weaver and vote for ono or the other oi the regular csn- didaics. If Weaver has barSsired with the Republicans, they are cer- tain to first u-e him and then fling hum aside they cannot afford to help him anywhere where he has $ chance to win.
 Horse Disease Disappearing.
 NEW YoRR, October ,. 2.-TLe horse disease is disappearing. No outbreak of epiz0UIic is feared such as ravaged the country some years ago.
 Murder and Suicide.
 NEW ALBANT, October ? 2.-Edward Cromwell, who was working in q field with Nathan Lambde n Orange county, was seized a ith a chill, and during the delerium that attended it seriously stabbed Lamb der, and then drowned himself.
 That wheelD4rrOw Man
 MERCERsBURG, Pa, October O. R. Lyman Potter, Inc wheylbarrow man, arrived here this evening from san Franci>co in excellent health and not much worse for his cx.raoriinary feat. The wheel of his barrow looks like ball of rope bound with an iron hoop. He will push it 10 An tietum battle field; thence to Getlys- burg and from thence to New York.
 Coakling Talks.
 CINCINNATI. O., October 2.-Conk- ling made three-quarters of an hour speech in the open aIr tonight.
 Passing COltOn.
 COTTON, October l.-The follow ing passengers passed here tonight hound east: <. k. Dane, Phila- delphia; E. $. Williams, r. Wash. r. Bottle, Fannie Smith, J. F. Has elton, c. O. Johnson, Jas. Hardwick, Mrs. II. Lawrence, Thomas Price. J. MerbrlIh, l. NJ. Painter, J. Whyate, Mrs. F. Flayde. r. Blood. Mrs. R storcr, J. Polhem, Jndge E. Ames, Dr. Hawkly, New York; k. B. Stew ems, C. II Brunce, B. E. Minor, F. R. Richert, Wm. Schleyr, H Me Alpin, Dr. E. E. Perrin, SIn Fran CISCO; Gen, Joe Anderson, Col. E. L. Hnbsnu, J Lambert and wife, J J. Flavey, J Y. Selby, G. II. Selby, San Francisco; R. EscobCSa, Mexico; J. II. Simpson, A. Hyneman, NJ. Otcrfelder, J. D. Castro. NJ. E,cal- ante, Sonora; J. Ddin, Mrs. J. B. Kelley, H. M. Kayman ani wife, II. Longstreet.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
rhnrch Notlcc.

Religious eerivces will be held Tn new Pre- byterian Church to- 'Tro"' bo,b morning and evrnIng-at II .,,Iock in the m"rning and ';SU o'clock in the evening. Services con- dYc,ed and the sermon preached by ,hc nastor "f 'he N. E Church, Rev um Gill Mills. Collecii lnS will hp ,.l,ar m at each service in aid of inc S,'ndaT school. T. is hoped that all ;n,a-s.,ed with th@ Sunday school work will contribute Ina, raliy "r send in rh..Ir assistance f"T that pnr- n,sr. Sunday school at 9;5O O'CLOCK in fine morning.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
n FronteriIo.

As matter of justice we cannot nslP noticing the progress of our asiShhor the Fl Fronlerizo, which IS l'ln'ed in The Spanish language. Mir. ,eas'o IS deserving of much credit ''' 'Ae able manner in which he ha' ''o1ue'ed lis paper, and the rapid " gress he Las made in building il 1' and making il a selt supporting --' paying investment. Hitherto the ~ 'fon'erizo has teen printeo In the '-IlzEN ofica, but it now has nn '--'e Of iis own fally equipped with
 -'' me necessary material wIrh which u publish first class paper The Fl '''n'fTizo is Republican in politics,
 N Progressive and reliable, and we 1sT''uls'e our Spanish speaking FopIe on having so able an exponent.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

WE have but little to add in con nection wit the unfortunate sfray which occurred het&cen D. Hefti and Mir. Eagar yesterday. In our hasiy notice as we went To press last night We mentioned Echar, as the party who did the shooting, when it should have been Eagar We learn thst the quar- rel between he parties had been go- ing on for some time and culminated as reported in yesterdays CITIZEN. Hefii Is represented ns having been under the influence of uquOr, and very abusive, while others are inclined tO paiiate his action The wounds of Mr. Hefli are not considered serious, though they are painful. and il will be some lime before he will recover from the effects of them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
The Great Register.

The Board of Supervisors have "i-
 loweI the County Recorder ihe use o' ,berr room for sn office and he has moved the registering business there 10 Many Republicans, waIi' max . ,n charge thai there iS anythin- ' nnI % Inf the way in tiiS. would much u-ofar that registration took plare not so dr-ectl, under the -up"rv's,ns ss-..,.;- Di'' = of the clerk of the Board Of ouFef''S-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
n ncNttD

During late visit the editor of the Bullion was much pleased tn observe The evidences of subs ;antial improve ment taking place in inc ancient and hnnnrahle pueblo. New and modern buildings are going ID on eve-y side and The meichant-, with but few eX- ceptirns seem tn be doing a good bus mess. The future of The town IS as- ,nred, and that it will occupy a posi- lion second to none in the Territory is foregone conclusion. Il Arizona Bullion
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

THE following letters remain iu Wells, Fargo < Co.'s uRcalled tor, up 10 October ?: A. Kaempf T, c. C. r. Sears, Nicsln Foasii. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Sunday hour is from s 10 g o'clock r. m.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

H. c. WALKER returned from SaH francisco yesterday, looking about five years younger than when he left a month ago. We are glad to learn that Mr. Walker has rcorganlzed hIs sage cnmnany, which ha, been great ly strenglhed inancIaiIy, tn meet the increasing demand, ot his business. A fue lot Of California horses have been shipped in to take the place of disabled ones now on the road Wissl- 1T & Co. will greatly imp."ve theIr line from Benson To Tombstone. The line from Tombstone 10 HIrsHaw will also be improved with u-w stock and everything necessary 10 make IL a iirs; class 2, ute. Mr. Walker has labured hard in his business, and we are glad 10 know that he has -u:cced- ed ln making 1T one of the mos; perna- nrut and bes, conducted lines in the country.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

Mir. Swertman inf 'rmei us today that the sale of the Imperial mine' Old Hat Di-trict, WAS closcd and the purcha,e money, 13,O0O, paid. The money k also on hand to grade mill site and road 10 he mine, and a mill has been ordered and will he on hand at an early day This will prove g,od news for Old Hat, and will stim- ula,e prospecting in that district which IS deserving Of more attention than ii has hitherto received.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
SPRINGER 6 DEroT have purchased

SPRINGER & DETOT have purchased the stand of ". B. Scott, Charleston, where they will do s general merchan- disiug business. MT Springer will be remembered as the popular book keeper uf L Zeckeudort, of this place. We wish the new firm success, and have ao dovbt tGey Vil. do well
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

You need not trouble your mind where to buy q suit for your boy. J. Perrin, the Pioneer Mcr, hant Tailor, has A large stock of Boys Clothing and Hdts on hand. Meyers street, op- posite the Palace Hotel
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02

AMONG the latest goods received al F. A. Earll & Co.'S are ihe Deli cirsas," ,"v3 for soc. Lond.ss, 3 for soc, and Non Plus Ultra, 2jc. each. Those of our smokers who enjoy Q good smoke should call and Try them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
FOR THE HOUSE.

Webster Street, of Tombstone is q pracIicing lawyer, and very succcss- iui one, to. He Is ut the firm Of Hayne~, Lucas & Street, and settled m Tombstone a lrtlr over year ago.
 Ic riands Wei with all p1riic-, and wIil make u-eiul representative.
 Thumas Hughes, who lives on rhr Sano;la, is one Ut our most thrifty and successful rlnchmen. He ~crvei il the arm, during The War aUl r,se from the ranks to a Captain. and A. . M at Jhe close of lLe war, and YVES distinguished as a brave man and an hrEO~ablr, upright officer. He Is just ,hr man f"- ihe rlacr
 Alexander Blair rc>f!eS five miles above Charleston nn the San Pedro, whrre nr has fine stock ranch. He has filled ihp offic,. nf Justice of the Peace for his di-tr CT for the past two years with sa islacjinn of the com munilv anI crcti. Co himself. He is a reIrcseuial;ve nrn and well quailti d 70 lake a seat ia th" lower house, Co which he has been nominated.
 \. E Jacob-, of Pueblo Niaio, is spoken of ve-y highly by hi, neigh bors of hoih political parties. He l. 8 man of intelligence, and will com mamd the full voie of the party.
 F.. C. Burton, oi Camp Huachuc', l. iuSl iae mar for u-efui represen- taiive, and every one who knows him will vltr for him. lie will be elected without d doubt.
 q Sc ! hFs " every one in the county. The Doctor js a strong man and viii prove a u-cful member: he i> go1i where ever you put I.im. His reputation Tor md stcarllng z Ia'ii!1S k second io nc man in the cOuEiv, and he will poll a heavy vole.
 John Havnrs is a lawyer by pro fe>~ioa anI enjoys an epvitole Teph'a- lion. Hr is one oF jhe al.est men on the ticket amt inst the AInt Of man 10 take charge of the Committee on Ju- diciarr. He will poll good vote.
 II. Buehman is citizen Of Iu"son, is a man of character, anu will make a good representative
 I.eopoldo Carlllo is also citlz'n oi Trc-nn. a b1>inrss man 'n every >en-e of the word, and will prove an actl!e' i've ". .rkrr for tbe co'f Of the people.
 .. s. Leon Is also q citizen of Tue son. and man of en'rZy and prr@e- verancc. who will do h!s whole duly where work is to be done
 Taking the ahorc names as whole they are among the best The county affords, and We predict the eIrrtion of the entire ticket by an majority.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
FORT GRANT AND CAMP THOMAS
 MAIL LINE

EROM POINT OF MOUNTAIN. VIA T. Fort Grant and Ssiiord Co CamI Thomas.
 Stages will Leave Point or Nounia n fri weekly, carp ing passengers and express connecting with claches of tne Nations MAil and Transport aispn Company
 NORTON E STEWART.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
A Card

To ST who are -uEeriucfrora the early errors and indiscrct,on- ofyouJh, nervous weakness, early decay, lo-- ofmanh0od, etc., will send rccei2e that vii! care you, FREE pr CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mission grv in South America. Send 8 self litrrs-ed envelope Co the Rev. Joseph T Inmsn, Station D New York City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
A PrnhIrIn SnlVrd

The following dialogue is said tn have occurred between two friends a few days ago:
 Questiou-Harry' where can l get cheaper accommodations than S2. 51 d day, cant stand that.
 Auswer-"T Tom, why that is easy enough. Come down to Dod.c's Lod-- ing House, near Ltvin's Park, where l am stopping; it only costs me SI.25, and 1 live well"