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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
STATISTICS
From the State Bureau, Which Will APP
pear in the Coming Report.
Summary of the Dry Goods, Hardware
Grocery and Provision Trade for
the Past Year.

In the forthcoming report of the statistical
bureau the following summaries will appear,
which we are able to give through the cour-
tesy of Professor Collett. chief of the bureau
The figures are complied from the returns
from the whole State:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

SPUETS CT disgusting MUcus.
SnuGco, Cracal1,G Pain n tie
Head, Eet-d L@eath, Dea1ne3s, I'D
any Gaia crha- Complaint, can bcc=-
terminated IL Wei Do Eeyec's
Catarrh euro, = Co-Stt..t15@.c---I EE
t3doto ty Absorption. Tho most In
portanS Discovery since = Vaccination
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

An infauible remedy for fever and ague is
Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable and con
tanning no quinine, it is harmless and sure
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
The only cornbination of the

The only combination of the
true JAMAICA GINGER
with choice aromatics and
French brandy, making a de-
licious, harmless and strength
ening substitute for all kinds
of stimulants, is Sanford's ia
msica Ginger. II promptly
relieves Dyspepsia, Oppres-
sion after eating, and every
species of indigestion, cor
reefs all disturbances of the
stomach and bowels,and cures
cramps, chills, fevers and ma
laria. Ask for SANFORD'S.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
ANNOUNC5MENr-

TyHOSE who contemplate going to Hot
Il Springs for the treatment of syphilis,
gleet, scrofula and all cutaneous or blood dis
eases can be cured for one-third the cost OF
such q trip at the old reliable stand. i have
been located here for % years, and with the
advantage OF such a long and successful ex-
perience can confidently warrant a cure 10
all cases. Ladies needing q periodical pill can
get them at my Office or by mail at 81 per box.
Once, 43 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.
ID. B. EWING. M. d and Partner.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

Victor Hugo and Sarah Bernhsrdt are on
the bsst Of terms. Each shinks the other 70
be "just spleDdid.r
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

CENTAUR LINIMENTS the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies They heal, sOOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, Weak Back
and Rheumatism upon Man,
and SprainS, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

(NEN times more powerful than the best por-
4 Gus plaster-this grand union of Electri-
city and Healing Balsams, Gums and Essences
when placed over the center of the nervous
forces, the pit of the stomach, stimulates the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels, perfects Diges
ton, cures Dyspepsia, Bilious Collie, Cramps
and Pains, and prevents Ague and Malarlal
Diseases. For Weak aud Sore Lungs, Palpita-
ton OF the Heart, Painful Kidneys, Lame
Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Sciatica,
they are the best re nedy in the world. Relief
instantaneous in every case. Get the genu-
inc. ASK for COLLINS VOLrAIU ELECTRIC
POROUS PLASTERS. Price Is cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
HON. FRANKLIN .LANDERS.
A Graphic Sketch Of 0ne Of Our Most Dis
tinguishsd Citizens.
HIS Boyhood and Early Struggles for Star
in the worId-His Success as a Farmer
and Merchant, aud Bis Career as
Public Man, Etc, Etc.
HON. FRANKLIN LANDEE

IAmerican Biographical History of Eminent
and Self-made Men, now in press, by the
Western Biographical Company.l
, 1880-12-12
| AA%VC1&S1zONA4t~
FIVE WEEKS ON MS STACK BACK
With Scladca andLu1nbago Ulde,
| The Treatment Of a Prom.
na1t Physician With.
| out Relief
With the Aid Of Two Hen Reached D..
0. Dodge Phelps Par|ors, 2ls
State Street,
AndWith Ten Minutes Treatment (,ou|d
Walk Down !! Stairs Without The ''
Help Of Any One,
And in Three Days Went
Home to Peru.
The Gentleman's Name ID
Warren sweety.
vi. Wm. P. Lockwood, Of I53 Aeng-st,, we
Present, and Will Certify to lie
Truth Of the Adore
Statement.
NO MEDICINE GIVEN
Except in Those Cases Wherc.
on Examination,
1t May Be Found Necessary to Prescrhs
Certain. Blood Remedies Which.
Combined with Ny Peculiar MaRnetis T..
Operation, Accelerate Perfect
and Radical Cure.
or. Q. Dodge Phelps, Of New York, P1aeteal
Physician for Chronic Diseases,
Has Taken Poriors In the Singer Building. "a
state-st., Corner Jackson, for About
Sixty Days,
Where Those Who Are Able and Willlnx tn Pr x.s
Come from 10 T. N. to p. N. Each DIR,
No Surgical Operations sPerformed-.ChrssiA
O1seases Curcd-Acute Pain Irstanty
Relieved-The Lame walk-Tha
Blind Ace-The Deaf Hear

me Doctors practice Eiostiy diseases or chronia
nature and cases given mp as incurabIe. Although
nieur Is peculiar himself though theTs h1ya beea
men in ~ ayes who have hud the sanae Msxnsue
e ny SssE r. aisesss e he eSdy aad laa sons
sessed 1t to such extent over nearly nj di,sase1
and persons. It, is life snd vitality passed fvoa I
edr9n& healthy body TO weak one thai re.sorts tbs
!ost Or unequal circulation OF the vital or p9Toqs
uuid So powerful IL this influence that pe.sons vho
nave Tor many years suffered from diseases which
cine has been administered with no good aSect haIe
ossn restored 70 health In Incredible short .pace
dd Sd Hme. II x'n not restore q lost member Of lhs
ways relieve pan fronl wha1e Ysr cause Ths practics
!; based upon the most strict principles OF sceuce
II Is IN harmony with all natural lava
~ this treatment 1t takes but few minutes for In
veteEate cases Of almost curzbs chrunic dtsenss
asecond treatment, except Deafness, Broken B5nes
Dtsocatton. Bad Curvature Of the 6pina and Suppur
atinE Tumora.
The dtseases vhteh yield most readily to the
tiTe agency Of this method pracsiced BY NC are:
nyspepsia Constipation. Asthma, Anxina. Feetor&
DscS.e ~ al ens ar ss4na
Diabetes: headache, Nervous Irritation OF the Brst
6Tonehtls CatArrn. Diseases Of the Heart Esupst!s
Congestion Of Spleen Irritation Of stomach Diseases
of Kidneys. liberation and Displacement Of 10
S;ff.a M;f1@b Mo5eia appetite W.ts{alnsss Genera .:
Eyes Of every description. Noise In the Head Ns-
ea.rees e from The Ears, Cancers, Tnnao:, Taps~or
Treatment discoysred SPECIFIC Tor sas terrible d!s.
afflicted with the Spasms-
PafnJysts. Consumption, and General nropsy
t!cnts ucted with these have rafs!7 been resso,rd:
they are. however. always benefited. Deafness when
depend.,at upon she destruction u 1ympanum asd
NeETes are, IN most CuS1N. tDCufkblA
, 1880-12-12
Is HE SHORT2
Unpleasant Ru1noFs in Regard to MIr.
Henry EnderIA.

! Unpleasant RumoFs in Regard to Mr.
| Henry EnderIs.
The charge is made that Mr.. Henry En-
deris who was for some time Swiss Consul
anu conducted hourishing book and pub
| fishing business at the corner Of Clark and
! Lake streets, is short In his accounts. As
Swiss Consul, Mr.. Enderis was in the habit
Of holding considerablesum of money, either
belonging to Swiss people living in this coun-
try who had Inherited something from rel
atives who died abroad, or for persons
living In Switzerland who had i'll
herited money from persons dying in this
country. These amounts were often con-
least, as $l5,o05 or s3o.03o. Tie assertion Is
made that Mr.. Enderi5 has in his hands these
COLLECTIONS to large amount, perhaps as
high as S15, coo, and that he is unable to turn
them over to the parties to whom they right
fully belong.
Mr.. Enderis, who went into bankruptcy
some time ago, remained as Consul for
short time after his failure, and it Is alleged
that many of these collections which have not
been accounted for we're made subsequent to
that time. One OF the cases mentioned is
whose uncle died in Switzerland about
a,so year G;:1. see; o. It is said H. that he
Kankakee, and $1,000 to still another coull-
tryinan. Mr.. Enderis, who should be best
able to give information on these points, is
unfortunately out Of town. lie left week
send in statement Of lis trust-funds. That,
however. has not been received, but the
clerk is working on the books and expects
that by Monday he will be able to give some
trustworthy Ggnres~
Mr.. Enderis, who worked himself up from
the proprietor Of small bookstore on the
West. Side to the head OF a large
establishment, has always; enjoyed good
, 1880-12-12
A CARD FROM COMMISSIONER WALLER.

| ~ tAe 1uitor o. Inc Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. l1.-Sevcral articles have mr.
| pcared In your paper within the last few days
concerning the question of private sewers, H.
leglng that there was conflict going on between
Commissioner De Wolf md Ctty-At1oruey Grim
nell on tho one side and Commissioner Waller On
the other. desire to say, and feel called upon
to say because Of these repeated articles. tnat
what Commissioner Do Wolf and City-Attorncy,
Gr1uncu may tie doing, or may have done In the
matter referred to, do not know; neither of
these gentlemen has spoken word to me on
the SUBJECT aud it there be any such conflict
have not been and am not party to 1t, being con-
stAntly engaEed-indccd, neurIy oyer,Ebelfned-
With tho pressing legitimatc duties Of my Office.
La Let any one look at tho proceedings Of tho City
Council aud he will see what large proportioY,
OF the city work Is allotted to the Department ut
present under my charge: In all article In your
paper OF FRIDAY last the following appears:
consideration connection with The f of
I'D 1pS p Il s. ns Sny Il IL
struclon Of private drains undor existing ordinsnces
H. e. }ss9 Sss hs sa ssd,S
war des esxa noe 9as rss
hs rnanee to 6 g Sn @ he
ever hare soms m =. o. +,
Gdn.psGs ds nnd ~ Their M we're yestcr.
S 1Sw f9tRs % fs He ~
Council In the making the annual nppt1ptate q Inc
Dir. Ellers Is the present Superintendent or n.
sewerage ny a,d ooPartment | clipped so much OF
Mr EIIers win The moxe and sent it to
CHICAGO, Dec no. Hrtcard EIers, sup-7ta,>na.
r. r. q nttosfugf-SlR: ! clip the above from TitE
an7 o 9na state xhsher 1sns or
reply promptly IN torttag The artcio 4ron r@sase @
fras ~ also states st have ordered change
nK With he questions referred TO- viii you niea.e
HUG "uetnes tois u True or not? ResDectftv p1oo
CHAhLES i. WALLER,
TO which be very promptly returned tha ri.
lowing reply: A"eo tne 1oA-
CHICAGO, Dec nc. s. HaAey E,o.-sm: hare
, 1880-12-12
CENTRAL CHURCH.

An Active Demand for Seats.
The sale OF seats yesterday to the present
holders OF sittings In Prof. Swings Central Church
reached the handsome sum Of $9.7135o, although
only those who desired to retaiu their last years
seats were permitted to make selection. To-
morrow morning and afterward tho sale will be
Unrestricted, and Alt who desire to secure sit
tfngs for next years services will have an on
portunity to engage their places. The income
from the seats 1t is expected will this yenr be-
considerably In excess Of the sum realized last
yenr. because the permanent congregation has
greatly increased aince the church has been
holding its services In the Central Music-Hall.
The boxes for the next year have been taken BY
ReEnert pein,er naa:yyd Ayers W. f. MGHenry, Potter
G. s. French, r. {. Fisher. Il. rice; @ F. B. stone'
and J. W Wadsworth; Among the large list Of
nearly one thousand sent-holders who have
Of many OF our prominent citizens, including n.
f. Eairbank, George sturges, George l.. Dunlap.
s1;,d:s II: T. Earnos g F: R9eT, ?. p. Fisk, ":
Peck, John G. shortaii. Writ Dexter, j. il.
Walker, e. Z: Adams, A. H. Andrews, George
BULLOCK K F. iiooth j. H. heli, ". i 4. Radwin. T.
F. N. Blair, William Baker. Robert Brown, S. Il.
H. S. Carter, A.. s. Cook, c. r. Coxgshaii'
George Chandler, 7. (. Coburn. J. X. Conrad,
r. r. Caanulcr. T. IL. Chandler, Ernest Cuthbert
e: Il. Chapin, J. Q. Cottrell, Eugene Cary, L. r.
ConEer, a. g. Cody, J. ". Cochran. G. c. Chase,
". H. covin, J. {. Duuteyy, Asa Dow. william
Dodge, C. 4. Dibble, E. F. Dycke, J. w. Dowd
y: G. Draper. Or. Dyas, e. n. Dcitz. Mrs. 81 4.
Dickenson. J. s. Durham. D. W. Eidrcd. j. W
Ellsworth. R. E. Farnham. F. L. Fake, A. j. Goss,
e. r. Gorhani. Frank Gilman, l.. Gould, ]. u.
Hughes, e J. Hambteton, W. L. Hubbard ". G.
Hoyt, n. c. Hills, N. B. Harrison, Reuben Hatch,
b. Howe. Dr. tsElm, aud Or. Johnson
One OF the features Of the sale Of seats which
!s noInole Is the purchase By several OF tho
seats for their clerks, WHO are thus provided |
with church privileges for theyear. The fashion |
and this year it Is being followed by q number
of other firms whose principal members arc !
, 1880-12-12

| The South Division Committee Oh Streets
and Alleys on Thursday afternoon met the
property-holders and other persons interest.
| ed in
PAVING THE STREETS.
Arguments were heard on the recommends
ions Of the Committee in their report print
ed In full last Sunday, and several new streets
were named for Improvements. As the re-
suit Of the conference, the Committee at the
Special meeting Of the Common Council rec
commended, as covering the whole ground of
Their report and the suggestions Of property
owners, that the Commissioner of Public
Works be Instructed to prepare ordinances
1or The improvements of the following streets;
TO BE PAVED WITH STONE BLOCK.
Franklin from Lake to South Water Twelfth
from Wabash to Clark, La Sale from Lake to
South Water.
State from Taylor to Thirty- % ninth. Thirty first
rron Cottage Grove to State, Sixteenth from
stato to Clark: Cottage Grove from Thlrtieth to
to Halsted, Wentworth from Archer to sFwentre
secou1 Wentworth from Thirsy-third to Thirty
nfth, Hanover from Archer TO Tweniy-ninth,
ninth from State to Wentworth, Oakwood from
Ellis to Illinois Central Railroad, Congress from
MaEket ~ . to Fifth avenue. Charles from Franklin
versity plhce.
AsFHA1ruM BLOCK.
.I"enty-second from South Park avenue to
SUITE: alley In block bounded by Twenty-second
and Twenty third streets and Michigan and in
a,ana nnna avenues 81 Twenty-cighth from Michigan
MAcADAM
1T Iratr1e IT. avenue from Thirty-lrst to Thirty
nfth. Thirty-seventh from Lake to Grand Hn,,le-
xhfd, Fourteenth from Indiana avenue to State
twenty eighth frs'm Statc to Wabash uyenuc.
~, wabash from Thirty-1fth to TAirty-uin1b'
1nir1y-seconu from StAte to South Pnrk avenue
Infrty-third from State to Illinois Central HuiI-
road. Thirty fourth from Stute to Indiana. Caiu-
met from Twentieth to Twcnty-1lrst Twenty
Qrst from Illinois Central Railroad to MIch|0an.
1uulana avenue from Fourteenth to Fifteenth.
CURnEp AND FILLED.
South Dearborn, from Sixteenth to Twentv-
second; lsutterfejd. from Sixteenth to Twenty
second; seventeenth. from State IL Clark; Nine |
eeeenln. ir0m state to Clark: Twenty first, from
ninth y AA>A =" LII
=, Vhe Committee also recommended that the
corporation Counsel be instructed to appIv for
y suugneH1s IN accordance with ordinances pre- !
stousiy passed and assessments made for the
R..g RRnsang OF Iwentfeth from State to Archer: |
enty-second, from Wentworth to river: Hub
70 Michigan. A e'<>~'
Inc West Park Commissioners have re-
'ol'ea that no money be expended by the
Board for the improvement OF
WASHINGTON STREET
IS boulevard unless the money Is received
l rom the property~owners on the street, !
ney nave also instructed the Improvement
~oh1tnlttee to prepare an ordinance immedi-
1ely, according to law, for the assessment
, 1880-12-12


n,,e. go. * '-'' -" -".'--'''-.-~--........1-S 1-S.oU
Incse uK1res are given exactly US they were
fmurnished m " request OF the Reat tote Journal
os W. ess5s >; u. herfoot Co., from their sales
These gentlemen On tho 2lst OF June opened
snother block Of the same size adjacent 10 tho
~hich, up to the 3oth ultiu1o, they have sold
h1teen lois at prices agregattng <l565O on which
s,@ ssss the entire block Will bring them at retail
BUSINESS RENTS.
). T. Sampson g. Co., Of No. III La Sails
street, have negotiated the following leases
Ill the last few days: The fve-story and base
ment building Nos. Ia and lag Wabash ave-
nue. 10 shoyer i Co. for a term of years at
SouO per annum; for Haskell &E Barker the
buildings Nos 137 and l39 and III and LAS
Naoasn avenue to Warner Bros and C, N.
L1hlngton, at rental Of 5000 each for
Term OF three years; the building No. los
Lake stteef, temporarily, to Lord, Stouten-
oureh d Co.; the store and basement No. 157
East Aadlson street to William S, Golsen-
at =, ,UO year; store No. LOS East Madison
slleeL temporarily, to Pratt t. Co., at the
Iate OF sS,oo per annum; lofts of buIfdinp
Nos. III and l39 Wabash avenue to Beak s.
Bucher for $500 year; store and basement
nos. :szo1 and 210 Wabash avenue to Dwight
BROS. Tor Wholesale paper business: the
nFe-story and basement building Nos. o55
and 257 Wabash avenue to the Singer sew
ine-Nachine Company for a term Of five
years at total rental of $a5,ooo; for Rand.
McAally d Co., the stores and basement
Nos. 152 and ISL Monroe street, to George II.
Sanborne & Son at S., 900 year; and lofts of
same building to Eastern shoe house for
5000 year.
TEE REAI-EsTATE CALL BOARD.
We are In receipt of the cata1og of the |
ecOnd sale of the Call Board for Wednesday |
lext Its typographical appearance is much !
over the first one, the upset prices |
cin, More clearly marked, and prominent /
descriptive: heading pl;.crd to each piece ut
ropt'r:y. The aggregate value, the number
tcct frontage, 1uld the square feet all
, 1880-12-12
READ THE FOLLOWING AFFlDAylTs;

T n H-No cases are pub}isheu except bv nAfmIs.tou.
| REMARKABLE CGRE-Thi1 Is 10 tertify thst 1
have NOT .pukrn nna ,sr-d .hnre ,<hisn4s- xi,,,s
seven years ao last August Until csna TO the roSrs
of Dr. D. UodSv Innn4 fht ,nh,1ii lima IN rhe
Cty Of IartfSFd Shsn b1 ona 1raatnan1 ~
ceeding one mipute, bv ihe nocu,r nv to.cs. | ~
| perfectjy rcstore,i - ~e A~'"'' ny '''e9 w.
! ,r, - a. "a c1A1.A+''> HAs 1oH1. eona'
p,rt3t Ky. aSquhsntea WIZ Ars MITCHELL nefeo5
I.hy = H~r,s @ ~ "pss$ ~ statemens ase true: ,.rr,,.
e 1I.s4. samuel - hQuef. NO. 10 ta.ea5-
/ isnd Mt5 -. i..sh1ohm: thtk-st: Geo. y s!5!caf
Tiils IS 70 CERTIFY thu. t.pba have mt ,pok,n
, 1880-12-12
SUMMARY FOR TIE WEEK.

The following is the total amount Of city
and suburban transfers within radius of
seven miles of the Courthouse filed for rec
ord during the week ending Saturday, Dec.
IL: City-Sales, los; consideration, S574, 57s.
North OF city linlits-Sales, 3; consideration,
$4,000. South OF city limits-Sales, 81; con-
sidcration, S129, ,3sl. West Of city limits
Sales, ,; consideration. s., 700. Total sales,
140; total consideration, S721, $50.
, 1880-12-12

CITY PROPERTY.
hather St. 244h It e Of South Hasted, ST,
So9Illa IT, dated April 70, 1878 tIhUmas
J. Falls ct al. to the American Cutlery
nSsis e y: i; Of Division # vi a4 &'0
- r. improved. dated Dec. III tWenzel
- Majewski to Martin pinderskn. .... 1,G5o
1ndana az, 143 it Of Twoifth st, G I, 4ox
Esa., 1S5 r, dated Nov: ID u. c. r. Freer to
Nebraska st, 80 It Of LOOMS. i, skid, ""
joins uatTa TxaranboG Zee; ~ Master i'll chancery to
Lyle St, sss # Of West Taylor, i, 56x Dbl
70 a2nts It. dated q t;,; Pee. Johanna Mickey to
West Thirieonth m hs' st, ioo It Of Robcy 1850
>2,x14 It, dated Dec 10 &c. u. Kehl to
West thirteenth st. ii; tt of Ro6ey.n Z"
e. s5xM !; T., dated Dec 10 tsame to Jo-
The PROMISES SO. 5B Groyciand park av, 4"
aax,a aatsa ! l9ay yo,, IL Catherine E. Hunt to
Grant place, is # Of Hurl5ut St, a t, A''"
4SEh ~ I@t =: % dated Dec. Ii tChaElcs N. Hale
Larrabee St, n " Cor Of Grove. e +. ;sxi0o ~"
=, impruyed dated Dec, 8 Ghomas
huber to Michael Wehrcr).. .......... 80. GOO
%ob1s9 u sSs asovf so &ho@ss sa5ss
Louisa St ii # Of Thirts.dith /, a;x eloo
II W},na H. onted a Dec 10 Drunk Wells to
supeTior st. i6o r.; e Of North Wells, gf 80
T,1Eg fstaas T, H,;1 dated Dec. IL tDantei Carroll
Ashland av. 10 It OF North av. " t, isx '''
IL It. dated Dec. II {Wilium W. Myers
70 Frederick krumsieR). ........... 2.25O
Milwaukee ay, 255 It " OF Sangamon st,
{5oss a1s5;ss & Esis5 e e q S;ssests k{as 1o
dated Dec. Catherine E, Hunt TO John
i, i& II Of North a Market 1'0o"
I. 25xl09 It, dated Dec. 9 John ROWS
to J; 4. B. Waldo .............. -..,.,. 6D
Prairie az, Sc cor OF Eighteenth st, " t,
l4oxl5o It, dated Dec, 10 {The Society OF |
NE New Jerusalem to Nathaniel e.
Fairbant' -...............-........ $1,000
, 1880-12-12

The South Division Committee OH Streets
and Alleys on Thursday afternoon met the
property-holders and. other persons interest
ed in
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
?. R. FULLY. Prest. B. NJ. JACOBS, Cash
PIMA COUNTY BANK,
TUCSON, A, T.
COPPFSPONDFNTS

CORRESPON DEN lS: SAN FRANCISCO.....-..--. Paclrc Bank LOS ANGELES, Farms X Merchn'ts B'k. NEW .lsinth National Bank. CHICAGO ....-..... First National Bank. BALTIMORE Second National Bank ST. LOUIS. ......-...-... Bank Of Commerce. Deposit accounts received subject to cheeks al sight and kept In either coin or currency, depOsitors being allowed the use Of currency when silver Is deposited
 Collections ot Drgfts. Notes, J 'vidends and other commercial paper made throughout the United states aDd cred ted 10 account or remit d for on the day adviceS are received.
 Loans made upon, or will buy, United States, Territorial, County or Clty securl
 ties, prime commercial paper or real estate.
 Transfers Of funds made, either by telegraph or mall, and deposits made with any of our cores pOndentS VIII Oo trans ferred in any manner desired and amount credited here upon receipt by us OI advice of such deposits.
 ate-. Drafts drawn in sums to suit on
 the principal cities of the Unlted States and Europe.
 CertIhcates of Deposit issued pay
 able in any currency on demand or after fixed dates bearing Interest. InyesImensS made on the choicest se- curity for parties whO are unable to attend 10 same, for which we will charge mod crate com mission.
 Cousiganleuts Of gold or silver bull lion will receive especial attention and the same will be shipped to the most reli- atIe reduction and refining works. at any point desired. We also make advances thereon and allow the cOnslgnOrs The iult net amount realized after dedueting e1- penSes.
 The operations Of this bank being con aued to a strictly legitimate banking bus lness its patrons may feel assured that they will receive liberal and satisfactory treatment in all transactions.
 Parties at a distance may forward their orders and requests tO this bank by mall or otherwise. and rely upon conscien- lions. faithful execution of their wishes
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-06
The Pnslness Rnnm

Noticeable among the many i'm proYements now being made in the city ls that in the wholesale and retail establishment of Pierce & Wood. commencing business in such cramped quarters as could be secured, in or der to meet the increased demand made upon them by their extensive trade they have been forced to con- vert their store into one large sales room, removing their wareroom 10
 more commOdious quarters. Estab- llshed only nine months in Tucson, the energy and fair dealing of this nrm has not alone made their name @ household word, but has laid firm Dasls among the merchants of the mlnlng camps Ot Pima County for ex- tensiVe operations. As an insight to these extensive dealings it may not be amlsS to state that since last June they have handled upwards of 200 tens of fresh fruits, family and camp supplies.
 They receive goods from first hands and ship by the carload. Buying for cash Tn the California markets. through experienced purchasers, they are ena- bled to place their goods on the mar ket at a small margin. To day they are unloading 1000 pounds, and have l2,OOO more en route. The enterprise of such houses as this is fast increas- ing the importance of this commercial center.