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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25
HOLIDAY GOODS,


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ONERCOATs' oNEE' oAi'
OVERCOATS, OyERCOAr>
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DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
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PtMb"oNE Nn'In IN '''n
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prvppoKr UlrtrF DRESS SHIFTS.
KID GLOVES
BT-CK GLOVES,
D,oTu ,rovE.
EUE.TOP GLOVES,
sF,I.>KIN GLOVES.
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T.. b. SPENCE & sos,
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INDICATED SHIFTS MD DIN" t'''
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SUBSCRIBERS.
SU>PENDfR>.
SU>PFNDER~,
MFRINO UNDERSnIETS ONE DuILNE'
MEDINA I->DFK-TII,T~ ONE DOLLAR.
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NFRINO UNDER>HlRTS ONE DOLLAE.
FANNY hALt n"Nt,
WHITE UALF-HtSE,
NtRINO uALF.HOSF,
SCARLtT HALF.HOsE.
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WILL BE CLOSED.

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CBEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAiLwAY,)
AGENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA. ID cember "a, 1889. y
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The FREIGHT DEPO1S OF this company in
Richmond will be losed on SATURDAY, Decem
Der 20. 1880, and SATURDAY, January 1, 1881.
X. ID TYLER.
de 2a&3l Freight Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

CHAMBER. SETS,
TlN-SETS.
TFA-SETS.
GARDENER STANDS,
BLACKING-CAStS.
ROGKGNti-CIIAIRS.
Chill REN'> CHAIRS,
NRiTING-DESKS,
WORK BOXES.
JAPANESE BOWLS,
JAPANESE TRAYS.
JAP NESE CABINETS,
BRACKETS
WALL POCKETS,
HATRACkS
I'm short, thousands of useful and ornamental goods
your daughter. your sweetheart, your friend Oi
way If you
de 10 STEW
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AT COST . AT COST
ENGRAVINGS, WATER-COL0RS,
OLEOGRAPHS, AND CHROMOS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

[ HAVE NOW ON HAND THE FINEST COL
LECTION Of THESE GOODS
ever seen in this city, aud TO be sold at reasonable
prices. Also the largest collection OF
VELVET, EBONY. AND GOLD CABINET AND
PANEL FRAMES
In the city, at prices ranging from ten cents to ten
do lars
The finest collection of
PANEL-CARDS, EASELS. AND CHRISTMAS
CARDS
In The city.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
have determined 10
SELL THE ABOVE STOCK
fir Din this date To lst of January
AT COST.
BARGAINS may be had by those who call carly.
DE- 22tJal L.LEWlS. yl2A Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE r. X. COL
RICHMOND. December "a. 1880. I
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

RICHMOND. VA, pece mber 22, 1880.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD DOMINION
GRANITE COMrANY Will be held al their Office,
I'm The law office Of Bentamn II. Nash, ESq. No.
1l15 Main str. 1t. Richmond. Va at IL O'CLOCK NJ
on MONDAY, January 8, 1881.
GEORGE W.HALL.
de 25-tJa3 Treasurer and Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25
TINGS.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS saw
wi INGS BANK.-The annual meeting OF The
sockhOlders Of This Sank win be held al their office
on the l4TH JANUARY, 1851. at IL o'clock VI.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
de 25,3I&Js2 6.I9&i4 Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

COLOGNE SETS from 75c. to $3.50.
for yourself, your wife. your husband. Your son,
Your enemy, for that matter. We VIII suit you any
will cali AT
EMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25

LAMPS.
STUDENTS LAMPS. nickel;
STUDENTS LAMPS. brass;
HAND LAMPS, brass;
HANDLAMPS. glass;
glass;
BRONZE LAMPS. figured;
BRONZE LAMPS, plain;
BRIC-A.BRAC LAMPS, ebony stanCs;
BRIC.A-BRAC LAMPS, ebony and brass
AMPS OF ali sizes:
LAMPS trimmed anv way You please;
LAMP SHA DIES. plain or decorated;
all sizes and kinds
LAMPS for The hall:
LAMPS for brackets:
PATENT ADJUST ABLE BRACKET-LAMPS;
FINE LIBRARi-LAMPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-25
STAIJNTON.

A CALL DECLINED BY A PRESBYTERIAN CLER.
GYMAN--A TREAT FOR TIE MUTES AND
BLIND PUPILS-CUTTING AFFRAY-CATTLE
sMoTHERED TO DEATH, &C.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Imnnre Hrenth.

Among all the disagreeable conse
 sequences that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the most mortifyIng and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is the most inex
 cusable and offensive m society; and yet the cause of it may easily be re- moved by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentrlfice, Fragrant SOZODONT. It purifies and sweetens the breath, cOOls and re- freshes the mouth, and gives a pearl like appearance to the teeth. Gentle men who indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as it removes all unpleasant Odors of the weed. Ask your druggist for it.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Going to sonora

Mir lsaac Goldberg, the commission merchant Of Main street, will leave in lew days for Altar District, in So nor D, to look after some heavy mining interests which he has in that rich section. Few Amercans are SD well posted in regard to the details Of that district, and the readiness with which he responds with information to the curious IS appreciated and taken ad vantage Of by not only the newspaper fraternity but the general public as well.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Personal.

<. Andrake, of Tombstone, register ed at the Cosmopolitan last night.
 Mart Maloney is in town again from Harshaw.
 B. F. Heslep is in town from the Santa Rita mountains. James Finley, the efficient foreman oi the W. C. DIyis mine, is in town on a visit.
 Herman Wclisch. one of Charles toms leading merchants, registered at the Palace yesterday.
 ". o. Wing, Of Bradford, Penn, is at the Palace.
 ?. II. Smith, Of Pantano, is in the city.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
s-mp,ou's lis.r slorr.
Ylc.arln.. I.rtr.t Nirrim.


 4' The de.ails of tbc latest of the ---'',. el'raErs parpe.ratcd by Vic sara5es-'le murder of Emory - Aai-ea near Fort Cammin- -s- -.a T e Tgnlic. a feeling of most ''@@1d regret is expressed at the '-- Occurrence. The event is a pc y a,s',e--inE one The young '-' is universally declared by '-' Aa-7 a.m to be s splendid, ~'-.. ge.a- 1.,Iou of csrecial prom WIS ''. B yc4rs of age. aud wa- la i' a.s parents and home af- -''i.a a- au Eastern college O Years and half Nearly homo, - -s. with the same horrible fate '-'.' .- das b-tallcu SO many since Vie -' 'ai=a of terror commence The '' 0.i officer and his sorrowing and only remaining son are as .-i ,. .lai they have the full sympathy -.r--s lA'lcT or mother in the land -o-r of their distress.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
IaSstng Away

One of the remnants of tbo neo-, extinct race Of "punstersn ambIas SraeelesSly into C. seligmann X Co = grocery store this forenoon and asked ,oF brand of fancy soap which he knew they didn't keep-ip fact i, woe aoou' the only brand of soap which .ney don't keep-and on being in i'rm'd of the fact, remarked. With rbe peculiarly vicious leer which is ii. 'n't've feature of the genus, Are you soap poor -" Regrets were reeiy indulsed in by the Coroner,s Jnry that the remains were so mu,il a'ed' there being only enough left for the smallest member ta sit on.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
GrnuSnp OI1

IL is not generally known that one of the States of the Union supports a population more dense than that of any nation on the Globe, except Great Britain, Italy and Belgium. Yet such IS the case with Massachusetts. The present census shows that Massachu. setls has population of s1 7S3,Sl2, or about 22S to the sqnare mile, the nun Der of square miles in the State being 1900. The population of Italy iS but little greater, beng 243 to the sqnare mile; that of Great Britain 26S, while that of little Belgium Is 469 to the square mile.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
TOD JAYS NEW s.
-,-.r Budget oi News from V"' Globe.
 ,,.opr CITY. September :.

...r Euayat oi News from o"' Globe.
 GLOBE CITY, September :. r..-,g CITIZEN: The new and un- , strike iu the Mack Morris, ''3 .,.3 in my last, is simply i'm Tacy have now over four feet H..,,-emely rich ore: This it should .. 'N.. A,,ae in mind, is not the strike N .,nc time ago, but was an en- ''-i. -,-,se 10 cvc-ybo Y. Tins mine ,,-.,a.ga..iasa; future
 -', .1,- imo7r.ant discovery was Inn. silver Nugget by then. ght
 -s last Sunday. l. consists ot v s1sn cutuug the vertical asc, deeper than ever before, ss.~.r ore is found at thus point .-,o he best ia the upper levels.
 sr,sr time ,he idio,s whoare .--,, ,ne Eastern press that our ....lr.. nrckey " were beginning --,-,r oa themselves" II they arc .ss., they appear to have an .-r,a, length, breadth and depth. r,gIi sivise Easl-rn owners Of -.-.-.yaeretoC oC,rwarl instructions to s., ri3.,a tents 10 20 ahead Hnd ..s.rl ia.o their ore aaI drift far .,., 10 a-ou-ilil the extent ani .,.,..als of their property before ar.r.,E saeh irresponsible cores .,,l-a,s 10 iail-uce them in forming ..,,.,55a. However. for one, am r.1 enough satisfied with the eNnres- n cotas.y.' for l have had some ,..-i.2.e ID camps which were s,ss1 ugaa in ,he same light and f.-- vf.h a c-ca. ceal of satisfaction .,ss.sf some O! the dividends de ,.-t by these Packety mines.
 |.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
DefectiOns. Important and Un,nnor-

DefectiOns, Important and r,,. tant.
 The Democratic ticket-wbai there Is ieit Of it-is hoeing a very hard row The nominees are beginning to scatter before the breeze of popular opinion which began to whistle around the ears of the machine'' immediately alter It concluded its deliberations 2 Flrsb Charley Etchells, one of The real Y good men who were put on the really bad ticket to give it the an. pearance of strength, found that hi, business would not permit his candi. uature, and politely declined the
 honor Then came w. B. Scott and IA. Wardwell, who declined" and i, Is said that Thomas Steele is also in Inc hrst stages ofdeclinc, and there are several back counties yet 10 hear from.
 But the funniest defection of all is that of the hand-Crgan which plavs such doleful tune on a back alley. and which journalistic amenities compel us 10 call our morning con iemporary.' The entire Democratic uchot including Hancock ana En Slish, which, in the absence of more interesting reading matter, has been filing some of the space in that sheet which is not already choked up with dcad-head advertisements, was allowed to drop out, and the proprietor was this morning heard to say in public place that he could not support such a ticket" Snubbed and ignored by the Democrats (whn are about to cs- tahlish an organ Of their own the pit iiui Hughes person has heard the shouts of triumph and the clash Of sheGels in the enemy's camp, and he Is trying 10 sneak over body and soul at least with what he has left of the two latter commodities.
 With Ihe pity and compassion en- gendercd by prosperity, on behalf of the other side we suggest and advise that the Hughes start a little party Of his own, nominate himself for all the offices, and he can then be assured of the support of his own party. The Democrats don't want him, and the People are trembling lest his malice and cupidily should induce him to " support their neminees-whoeyer they may be. Before the next issue of the Star, there is a possibility that Hancock and English may implore him to put the old ticket back al the head of his columns, and we hope he will. Please do.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Winchester. Sentence

The following is the sentence passed upon Lieut.. II. f. Winchester. Sixth Cavalry;
 To be suspended from rank and command for the period of one year, and to forfeit 10 the Uaiied States hall hrs pay for the same period, and 10 be confined t1 the limits Of such post as the reviewing authority may direct for Inc same period.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Bullion shipment.

SpecIal to the CITIZEN.
 CHARLESTON, September Ship ment of silver bullion by Tombstone Mill and Mining Company on the 4th instant, from Millville, follows Bars No. 351 and 35S, $593l .6S.
 Another Quartz Mill. Special to TIE CTTIzES.I
 CHARLESTON. September 7-The Boston and ArIzona Smelling and Re duction Company have today fin ished their 20stamp mill at Emory City, three miles from this place. It is to be used as custom mill, and is said to be second 10 none in the Ter ritOrY.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
sampson's Cigar store.
Be on Hand.

Let ever Republican who has the welfare of the county at heart be al the Republican caucus primaries to- morrow night at the Court House. If the city will send twelve of her best men 10 the Convention on the 20ihr we may rely on the county pc cincts doing the same; and if all this is accomplished, sush a ticket may be placed before the voters that they will endorse it on the 2d day of November. So make it your business To be present and aid the good work by your personal influence.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

One of the institutions of Tucson is the lumber yard of the Arizona and California Lumber Company, a the corner of Camp street and Church Plaza. The manager, Mr. J. \. Ma son, Is kept busy from morning until night attending to the numerous or ders and keeping the stock up to its standard-the largest and most com pletc in Arizona.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
sampson's Cigar Store.
Hsnd.ome HnrsI,n,r

A citizen of Harshaw who is a st2unch and unprecedented Democrat. and who Is well acquainted with the people of that intelligent camp, tells the CITIZEN that Harshaw will give the Republican ticket majority of l5O at the coming election. provided the Republicans host an unobjection able ticket Our informant is in every way to be relied upon, and il shows what kind of people they have down al handsome liar haw.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
A Card

To all who are suffering from the early errors and indiscretions ofyOuth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss ofmanhOod. etc, will send a receipe that will cure you, FREE oE CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by mission- srv in South America Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. InmsD, Station D, NeS York City.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
If You ant

X saddle, harness, a pack-saddle, a pair Of spurs, ore sacks, tents, A strap to repair your harness, or any of the thousand and one things to be found in first-class saddlery and harness store, you can do better at Clark & Pattoa's than at any other place in Arizoua. They manufacture all their own goods, and their class of work is in every way better adapted to this climate than any Eastern goods.
 Crown Sewing Machines from S35 up. at Villas. on Camp Street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
You Bet
rl-o., ,l,e Aha California. !

Arizona is soon to have her first trail way mail service. How the old set les down there must be astonished al inc progress of the past few years, m various directions. Fifteen years ago when they were patiently waiting for the country to come out next Sprtng, the ambling of q dispirited old mule with small mailbag over his sore back. was the best service that vas dreamed of. And, if the mule didn arrive. the old boys wisely concluded that " the Injuns have got Bill.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
!. O. F r.

4 special meeting of the Association will be held tomorrow (Suudsy) at 10.30, S, Brother P-tit's office on Camp street.
 Those who have signed the petition for charter are earnestly requested 10 be present, as business of impOr- tance will be transacted.
 By order of the President
 Ii. D. CORBETT, Secretary.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
High Pressure or Compound.
orrIrAnr EsersKs eorroupdod whan ae.

ORDINARY EssrsKs compounded when sc- Hsahle.
 STEAM BoILERs-Particular attention given ,o the quality of the material and workman ship, and none but 6rst-class work produced,
 WATER PIPE, of boiler or sheet iron, ot nrT size, made In suitable lengths for connecting together, or sheets rolled, punched snd packed for shipment, ready to be riyeted Ou the ground.
 HYDRAUIIc RIvETISG-Boiler work and wnter pipe mndc by this establishment rti eted hy hydraulic riveting machinery, that quality ot work being far superior to hand work
 PUArs-FOr mining of any capacity and Ct any stylc. Our style of direct acting. compound engiuss, with double line Of pumps, arc par ticularly recommended. We refer to those now in use, not one having ever been broken down
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground work irrigation or city wateTxorks' purposes built with the celebrated Davey valve motion, superior to any other.
 MINING NNcHISERT-Quartz mills. pans, boilers, hoisting machinery, sinking hoist-LR euPines. or other machinery required
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Church Notice

r -.-'s' Episcopal-Religieus ser. .. VIII be held tomorrow evening t- . Iesbyterian church. conducted ,s pastor, Rev. Wm. G. Mills, N ''l also preach on the occasion. D c-, VIII toe conducted by Mrs. H. a. '''l who will also preside al r..., gan. Services begin at 7:3O r,.-. alnday-schooi at 9 .30in the
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
DIED.

Emory s. MaTden, aged IS years and seven months Killed by VictOrio's band of Apaches sixteen miles east of Fort Cummings, New Mexico. Monday, Sept 6, 1S3o.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
RnIIinn Shinments.

Special 10 the CITIZEN.
 CHARLESTON, September 10.-The Shipment of silver bullion by the Tombstone Mill and Mining Company from MIllviile, 4. T., on the 7th inst is as follows: Bars No. 359 and 360 S5S03 so; on the Sth, shipped bars No 36l and S62, S5O9463.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
4 Grateful Letter.

Rev. II. H. Messenger has received A letter frem Rev. Oliver S- Dean pastor of the First Congregational Church al Milford, Massachusetts thanking him and the sldints of Tu son for their services and kindness to his brother. the late Rsg. W. Ii. Dean. Of this city.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

LADIES Suits, the latest Tn linen ana white French Swiss, trimmed with Tancuedoc Lace, just opened at the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

D. FELIX & Co. are always at the front with their choice groceries. Du- pee hams, " Our Choice hams, spiced bacon, "O. K" butter, Capitol Mills flour, and hay and grain.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

s, -"L are some men in th1s world l-r er are satisfied. but F. A. .-n 0'. ao not belong to that class, e.,a-, ''7'ea that they have the neat. vs.. sN aud Stationery Store in town. h., '.yIalng they have 10 sell in
 ' is CT the best and cheapest.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

DAY BOARD in a private family To- cation central. s65O per week. Ad- dress A. B, CITIZEN office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

Mosr of the young trees which were planted day or so ago al tue u'Po' are looking thrifty oud green
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

ZEPHYRs, Fancy Wool and all ma terial pertaining thereto, just received at the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

ATTENTION smokers! A fine lot Of imported Havana cigss at the Pioneer News Depot.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

THE finishing touches are beng odded to the round house, in the shape ,ra buce distributing water main Tor tbe use of the engines
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

IT is reported that rooms were en- carcd for Gen. Marquez and party, at Schaben's lodging house on Church Plaza.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

Hos. GRANT OURY is to address the ,,,terr;fied at Harshaw this evening
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

THE District Court will convene on or about the 18th instant.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

GoLp, silver and nickel watches g; Wilson's jewelry store, next door tc Western Union Telegraph office.
 WILL not be uudersold is the business motto of A Dachena, the liquor merchant on MissiIla street and he means it. He sells. fine Cali fornia claret for 75 cents per gallon. aud other liquors in proportion.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

SATIN gros-grain ribbons in all DC" shades. Inch width, 10 cents per yard Ofbor widths, i5 to 20 cents per yard, at the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

THr I. x. L. restaurant IS no" opened out and fully ready for busi- ness in the rooms lately occupied by THE CITIZEN office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Assessments.
From the ChronicIe.l

In absence of more exciting news Q prospective contemplation of assess mcnts falling due in September may be interesting The list comprises the names of II mines, the aggregate sum due heinz $1,094G000 against $l l,233, 200 for August. Of the amount to be paid. $GG5, 100 are levied by Nevada mines. S3G0.200 by California mines, S25.O10 by Arizona mines, S50000 by Dakota mines md S40JO by those of Utah. The assessment roll for the year to date includes 80 mines, with a levy of SIG, ,2S6, 300.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
or for Wilcox.


 Nr. A. r. Burke, well-kuown in Tc.,a. and more especially as a for. vlriln- a1d calnmis,iou agent al Casa G-.ule aaI -s a captain on the Color sl9 River steamers in the old days, oil leave shortly for the new station o. Wilcox, iu the sulphur Spring Valley where le will resume his bus ias.s of forwarding goods and freight ;o1 that point. Nr. Burke is es- -s.ia.ly alsp,ed by his long exper- i1'e for this important calling, and is aa5le aai trustworthy.
 The Dew sta.iou is attracting much Ilsluon as it will be the shipping .a, ioE all The heavy freight to Globe -ll other northern distrIcts, which ir n?'aly coming to the front as -'eli mining sections. The trade of 'l-soa Is sure Co be fmmcasurably '-1s-'ei 6y ;he opening up of the -s' s'a.io1. a- ], makes our city prac- 'a..y '.c -ugrIy depot for the trade what is rightly considered among .- 'l 'mpOr,4u; mining sections of @s Territory.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

A FORCE of msn viii be sent out from this place OF Monday to build a station house at Mescal Station, 8 miles east of Tucson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

FozrY.EIGHr pieces of rich Satin, at Sf per yard, at the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

THOSE who like d good drink and their name is legion should not fail to try the Golden Leaf and "lSlj ' brands of whiskey winch are sold by c. Tdpie, Meyers street.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

GREAT bargains in trimmed and un- trimmed hats. at the White House.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

J PERRIN, the merchant tailor Of Tucson, is selling out his present stock cheap to make room for his new line of fall goods.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

ANoSG the noted people of our day who will slide down the greased path way Of fame into future history are the parties who conceived and manu- factured the wonderful s" Fl Premio " and "Earlrs Specially" cigars, which are only for sale at F. A. Earll & Co: s Cigar Store, at the Palace Hotel h1.ck
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11

SEVERAL of the residents in the VI cioiiv of the depot are being improved and adorned-notably that oi Juug Wood which has been handsomely Daintad
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Fresh Water Lakes.

,,r--=aa of the authorities having s.,i-.i i, .aa n.ater is directed Io sev- rt b,i,es of water lying in several rr.4.s oc 3a- ci,g. the result Of our l,.s rains S5ms sides Of the streets ,-.ssrg.l'r impossible. h Cpnveat e-.... 5..v. ..a Cushing and Simpson r,-s:7. nearly hall the way between f. intersection of these streets, is a t-- of water crossing the whole r--- making one side impossible, rs other nearly so. h the street r.-,r Lack ot the Cour; House lies s--.her tract of the aque us matter tri,n1. agreeable. No notice be- r-isEra oftleSe lakes. they must b. tAsr. u.,i. th. sun ia h,, thirst drinks usl ID. ,u5i.ctiag ,he inhabitants 10 ,i,s7ess which can well be spared tl.e varm anl nai ;oa healthy times. + .ius that these ugly L0.lowS s1j.E ss flici. ali the str-e's be tauidcd by the wearer. or iron jew tiy. U not drained ai- they Nit soon is anything but frc-h-wa,a- lakes.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
Announcement.
Announcement.

THEREBY ANNOCNCE MYSELF AS \ candidate for Delegate 70 Congress, st the
 GRANVILLE II. OCRY.