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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

TIE services 1f a young gentleman by name of Mr. Harry R.! mond have been engaged by the city authorities for the next seven days, to aid and assist in the mesquiting of the streets and tomorrow being Saturday he will handle his iniatory brush.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16
Parnpll;S R, lease,


 4 cable special to the New York Her ald from Dublin says: Parnell was re- leased from Kilmainham Jail at six o'clock Saturday morning, and took the train at 6;30, on his way to England. He was released on parole for week in order to enable him to visit his sister in Paris whose child has just died. Par. nelrs release was not at first understood to be On parole, and telegrams were sent to all parts of Ireland announcing that the release was unconditional. The result was that the reioicings were gen eral. Preparations were made for illu- minations and tOrchlight processioEs. When the true state of affairs became known bitter disappointment prevailed. A strong feeling sprang up Tn several places, giving rise to apprehensions among the local authorities. The au- nUuncement that Parnell had left for England without seeing a single friend allayed the public feeling The Dublin evening papers contained leaders ey- pressing their intense satisfaction at the release of the member for Cork, exhort- ing the people to be calm, and congratu- lating the Government for at last recog- nizing the fact that the coercion had failed. The following is copy of The Chief Secretary's letter ordering Par nel's release on parole:
 DUBLIN CASTLE, April g.
 Sir: I am directed by the Lord Lien tenant to acknowled. c the receipt of the telegram received by me from Parnell this afternoon in the following terms: "I have just heard of the death of my sisters only child from typhus. I wish to attend the funeral in Paris, and will un- dertaKe not to take part in any political matter during my absence" I am also directed to state that upon the m Ter standing that Paruelfs engagement in cludes an undertaking not to take part in any demonstration, his Excellency approves of his being released on parole for another week, or for such further time as will enable him to attend the funeral of his sisters child. Ton will please hand Parnell copy of this letter. lam sir, your obedient servant
 W. E. FORSTER
 To the Governor of Kilmainham Prison.
 Parnell, desiring faithfully to observe his parole, ahghted at Nellsden June tioD, just outside cf London. in order to avoid my d, monstration. He was met by Justin Mccarthy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

A illustration iu tlc Scientific Amen can exhibits, Iu striking manner, how Ae human hand can, in the short tune of hree month :, deeply impress its grasp on rhe hickory he.ve oi hammer. used iu welding The hammer il say. is h-id pn-sly 10 ..r king. and every blow is at- ended by slight motion of the handle lrdera varying Crp. The constant s'- -rtleu cause the muscles oi ths palm li d lrgeTs Co beti themselves, SD -r speak, n The tough wood, Vuh 7n impression as 1erf CIlv rep odgrlu- thetnne surface co the hand l~ ,.ou.d be attained by squec-- ng roll ofruuy The oval handle s one Inch in rs shortest diameter. and nhcre it IS vlrn deepest Jy Inc thumb and frrefage- only th.ry- -six,h-;eeath of an uch Of r1nd rem4ir.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16
1 Nlight MI,nndrr,tanding.

They vCfe hOrse-fauciers and were -Feed-ug Q team ont on the road. and. liter l1u., discussion 0f their fuvcr tts, lue ut tI,il leaned back m the bug.5, .et the Eues drop loose, and said.
 "lou ought O h1v- seen Suke. Aht she were cTitter Go be proud of. She vas vLo.e team, aLi a toy Co Griye, I SIu tell yOl."
 Broke t) barnes 20 asked hi- friend.
 We'll, now, you bet she Was. thou-T once lu a while shed taka the bits ia uer mouth aud go alone, aut she was a 1IgDdyer rhe was, | amt got over her loss yet
 "Nuta uuch:" asked the other man
 "Wurh -her weight iu gold to noe ! declare I nsver came so near cryir' az Ind when lost that crltter; she vas vorkcr, t01'
 "kiuder gentle, ] supposeE suggested rhe other.
 "Or. she'd 'c7sioually kick over the -rices,' ns temouJrau-t of some lively ,.rimml2os presented themselves. q tilus kept tle whip hand of her; the best uv 'em hck s7metimes.
 "Eyer trOt ters' asked his friend.
 "Trot herE What do yol mean2 Lord. man, I'm lauu sLout my late wife-iid ye spose mea9t a hCssz Le asked, iu iipnantly.
 They finished their drive in silence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

THE following bullion was shipped from Contention for the week ending April sth; Tombstone mill 3 hars; Glrard mill bars; Contention mill 10 bars; Grand Central mill l5 bars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

Gov. TBrTLE and wife left Tucson last evening in company with General Sher- man and party. Mrs. Tritle will go to San Francisco and after a short visit will return with her children to this pace. The Governor will proceed ss far as Yuma and then return to Tue son
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

MR. F. B. SMITH, of this city, IS CD toying himself among his home ac- ouaintances in Platteville. Wisconsin. where he will spend a portion of the summer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

REPORTS from Gresterville are of 8 very favorable character. There is said to be plenty of water because of thelat winter rains and much gold is being washed ont of every gulch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

JosE URRIUs was brought m from Harshaw yesterday charged with cattl, stealing. Judge Fuqua bound him over to appear before the next grand jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

SOME drunken vsndals passing down Main street a few nights ago, broke of about half dozen of the young pepper trees planted in front of the residence Of II. :. Stephens.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

IS the various chambers and drifts of the Silver King, A. T., there IS ore enough in sight to keep a thousand men busy, and at the present rate of work the entire force being sixty men. includ- ing foremen, machinists, carpenters and laborers-they send 60 tons of ore to the mill, which is an average of a ton day per man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

MAYOR los. BETz, oi Papago, is again visiting Tucson, and will remain for a few days. He reports matters fourishing ID ,he ci,y of Papago
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

Ing copper product Of the United Sia-es duuug the past year was 1l,3O0Wh pounds, rnly 1,WuJW pounds oi winch was exported. the 64.30001O puunds be- ing consumed at home. Ariznua SUI . pled ahout S,g0,O00 pounds of thIS ! Do Lake Superior region supplied Ji ,O u,0ot pOHul~. and the other Sta-e- aud 1era tories the IemalnIug 15,UUU,UVQ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16
Board of SnperTisors.

April Sth. The Board of Supervisors met, pursu- ant to adjournment, at o'clock p. m. Minutes of last meeting read and aP- roved.
 Hon. R. \. Leatherwood, Treasurer Of Pima county, presented his quarterly report for the first quarter of the year 1880 wirh warrants maid as folIous-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

4 PARTT of fUnB fI,n BloCD irG- dale, III, under the charge of Col. Fell, passed through Tucson on the western bound emigrant to-day en route to east ern Oregon where they propose to per manently locate. There were thirteen families, numbering in all twenty-seveD persons, most of them being young folks who were married preparatory to emi- grating. On the whole, they were a col ony of fine, solid-looking people who will do credit tn any State in which they may make thelr homes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

TIE water company ha ve already be- gan work in real earnest. Engineer Culver Is in the field with a surveying party of ten n,and expects to have the survey completed within a week from the time of commencement, when an ad- ditional force of men will be employed, the coffer dam put in, and preparations for laying the water pipes made. Mir. Watts will soon leave for San Francisco to hurry up the shipments of the neces- sary pipe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

THE aggregate mining div de 6s of the cnuntry so far this var {; e :; 6 c. 500. For the first fhrte nen.Ls .as. y ar they were S3,OI6.te0
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

TIE Gold Hill (NevadaJ News, which began life about ten years since, ceased to exist few days ago. The general iullness and business depression are the causes Co which it's death is attributed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

THE 1900 pound hell was swung in place to-day and its first peal clear and distinct, could plainly be heard all over the city. On Sunday morning it will bid the faithful prepare for worship at l0:3O a. n. and half an hour later will be Iang continuously till II o'clock when the services wlll commence; and will be rung in the same order preceding Sunday School in the afternoon and church services in the evening.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

TIE Board of Supervisors of CochIse county have authorized Sheriff Behan to offer a reward of $500 for the capture of the murderer of NJ. R. Peel and sim liar reward for the murderers of old man NeMenomy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

Arizona copper is quoted a. Isys C. Ia Ihe New York market
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

REPORTS from the San Pedro distnct state that operations are soon 10 le re- commenced on the Wslsion mlne. which a; the time of its corporation was pu; on the market at about five million dollars. Since that time the mine has been idle, but as the property IS sad to be good, efforts will be made to properly de yelope q, and fit opens according to ex- pectauons the necessary works fo- the reduction of the ores will be put up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

MR BEECi EE has a very comforting knd oi rel g.cn. Some people Uigh, say { vas self COT ceit rather than religion, 1u, never mut. He tod hi7 people as- sunday, a eff.c;, that he had certain I-h,s sh.ch the Lord sas bound 70 re- pecri lha, he d,d not propose to go 70 he bar of hnal judgment as a sinner, tut ts a very far and decent sort of man As % eternal punishment for the few pee adl!os of this ! fe he wou stand the hing fora mIrurc. Well, perhaps be can eIl more ahout that y and by.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

MR. DFyrErRIo yTLAsco left for Altar this ID jrning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16

IT is stated chat there is gold nough in -Ie clty u-ds yiBg rise Guy ot EhI4. aGe!phis to pay the National debt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16
TELEGRAPH.
washlastaa Nszs-

WAsHISGroN, April l3.--Au the prin- ciPal nominations made by the Presi- dent have been confirmed.
 To-day the Senate passeI a bill for the removal of the southern Utes from Col orado into Utah.
 Some of the strongest advocates Of le-isiatiou Go .uspeud Chinese ilnmigra- tiou now admit that the prospects Of sl'ch legislation 2 this session are not encouraging. 'Pu5 Denocrrts charge tLat the Republicans are naueuveriug to patch up bill that vii relieve them of cenSure on the Pacific Coast, and that
 hey are looking more to political effect than Co the benefit of the people. while the Republicans charge tue Democrats with schemius to make capital, and SC crctiE trying Co present the passage of d bill \ Senator said to-day that he would not be surpiseI If the q;estion shanid take partisan shape.
 The Chinese bill reported Co the House by Page limits the term of uspsnsiou of immigration to ten years, and provides that the act go into effect sixty days after Us passage. The Republican members 1f the Committee voted solidly for the ! ien-years' clause. Willis and the mi- l. nority committee desire a suspension ! for fit> zen years, and will file a minority . report. Page will on Mondly next move a suspension of the rules 5o put the bill ! n its passage.
 The House went into committee on he Tariff Commission bill
 Pae second annual convention Of Land . League began this moruiuc. Nm, Catholics were present.
 ScoviIIe has filed a petition asupg Congress to pay him for hIs services in he case or Gulteau.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-16
After tho Abssr.ecs.

lAI1-I I.-- la-I7----l-7-
 NEW YORK. April l4.-A Washington special slys. Tho Republican clucUs of the House tomorrow is for tue pur- pose of securing the presence ot thirty Republican m -mbsrs nov absent, as the Democrats are able to dictate the course of the II HIuse on the Tariff and Chinese bills and contested election cases.
 EnIo-sns the Veto.
 NEW YoEE, April 1.-The Union L'asu- CIub last night passed resolu- .ions a approving the vetj of the Chinese hill
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01
A Last Appeal.


Next Monday the voters OF The
State will have an opportunity to vote
or defeat the tax of two cents on the
hundred dollars, to equalize the school
fund giving the colored children an
equal pro rata. We hope the peo-
pie Of this section will not permit
themselves TO be governed by their
preJndices, but will look to that high.
or and nobler principle Of justice tina,
gives equal and exact rights to all cit
izens,and yotefop the tritling increase,
in order that tho light of knowledge
may be turned upon tho dark cor
ners of ignorance and orime peculiar
to the colorcd race.
Vote tais lax and the concomitan'
advantages of the bill will be better
feeling between the races, q more en-
ligltened element of citizens and O
consequent diinlnution OF ignorance
aud crimo IN tho future aud rising
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

generation Of citizens. This Is nc
time for back issues and blind .preju-
dices. This is q progressive age and
an era OF advanced ideas far different
from ante delt,tm days.
The cowadice of the last Legislature
threw the onus Of this question on the
people. 1t will be voted on aud the
great troubles that hamilton and lack
of knowledge and interest will defeat
il and thereby bring the question In
it's worst features upon the people and
into the courts, 10 the great dctriment
of the educational interests of the
Commonwealth isa ssci.H
In this, our last appeal, We wish to
not only counsel, but urge upon vot-
ers the necessity of voting this insig.
nifloanl increase of the school tax.
There are no reasons Of weight why
II should not be done and we would
DO glad to sec every vote in Christian
county cast for the. question. Letall
Democrats, especially, bury their ami
mosities and do the magnanimous
thing towards their inveterate politi-
cal enemies by voting for measure
which will to a great extent furnish
them means Of disinthrallment from
the binding chains Of ignorance and
Republication. itis ill., n aaN
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01
The Euglish attacked Arsb,,s

The English attacked Arsbi's army
at Ramleh, where he was int-enched,
and were repulsed with the loss Of 46
men, one day last week. Arab is
still defiant and is strengthening his
army. The British troops are being
sent to Egypt and the prospects are
that there will be considerable war.
The latest news is that Arab wants
10 make peace. sa
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01
IIlTI TlTlI IiII UIIul
NONSENSE

I Will the Democrats Of Christian
county, like Dickens fat boy, forever
remaiIiin. q Jose state? laasn
81 wish Ito remark by way OF
parent.thcses,y, said the school girl
when she read the essay writienby
her father. .'. 3 p
The Egyptians are still held in
Allegiance, and the British are
working themselves into A. Pasha-n,
There is not much difference be.
tween the Khediye of Egypt and the
modern girl. One is Tew6k and the
other too tickle. at 4 'js ~
Appointment candidate for Cover
nor was kept from speaking here last
week by a boil ON his neck. lie
might have made q humoy GUS speech,
81 don't ask You to kiss me- said
Blifkins to his girl, afor it is wrong
forthe girls to kissyoung men how
ever there is no harm in one maids
kissing another, SO you can kiss the
po-made on my moustsche, If you
will" Aud the poor maid wa:
kissed. o5efe sii sh Ia
On the question Of The next potato'
crop the eyes have it.-fLowell Cou
rier. 1t looks about here as If th'
bugs would have it.-[Hartfort
Times. This seems tuber running
yankee wit into the ground.--[ Brock
cnridge News. Such puns lead us Il
conclude that tho potato, and no
money, is the root of evil.
Ifbreyiry is the soul Of wit, how II
this fora funny s. Wheeling Jour
nal. II Is without a - Burlington
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Madisonville wants the Congress
sional convention and no better place
could be selected. The town has
ample hotel accommodations aud as
Hopkins has no candidate the place
could not be Objectionable on the
score Of local influencein favor OF
amy candidate. Let the convention
be held at Madisonville. li'i Esi'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Capt. Jno. s. Wise, Readjuster
candidate for Congressman at large
pnd Jno. s. Crockett, Commonwealth
Attorney OF Wythe county, Va,
foughta bloodless duel at Christians
burg one dsv last week. Three
rounds were fred without effect and
the parties quit the Geld, expressing
themselves satisfied. The origin oil
ahe trouble. was a political difference
There were no arresis. ~ aiD
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The Danyille Tribune says there
are 26 Influential Democratic news
papers in Kentucky that rcfnse 10
support Henry. The statement is
false and we defy the Tribune to
name tho rs papers. Name 26 anti
Henry Democratic peppers in Ken.
lucky gnd we'll vote for Jacob. "Ppt
M or shut up,r edsi .s g,.s,s ha
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Col. Jacob blandly tells the Louis
vile Commercial that "there will be
establishment in August lie is pre-
.emihently correct. Tom Henry 4
majority will be far upin the fifties.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Christian county should give Capt.
Henry majority rising up into the
thousands. Let both Democrats and
Republicans come down on Jacob
like thousand Of brick, and give an
everlasting rebuke to men who bring
war issues into politics.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

Only two or three of our Democratic
exchanges are opposing the school
bill. There are some people in the
world who can't see three inches from
the ends Of their noses.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

George Dittoe says "We've cabled
Arab to fire lower" Yes, shoot
'em in tho neck the blasted British
ike it,. s sa
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The State journal sagely remarks
that Solomon was giving himself a
puff when he said "Itsa wise child
that knows it's own father.D
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

SOLDIERS or osw issr's & from amy roS sSs
caused by military service are entitled to.
PENSION. Willows, minor children. depend
ent mothers or fathers OF soldiers who died
titlcti. Many invalid pensichers are entitled
10 an Increase. Cateful assistance give n in
DELAYED or Rejected claims, rs may cen 10
allowed with hut little more evidence TOM
pleto instruction with references sent on APP
at.Lawss0le, FIST, wushingtoh,D U,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The Ilawesville Democrat declares
for QuininciJim and says he can carry
Hancock county III the coming race.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01
GENERAL NEWS

Col. YIN. Peterson was found
dead in bed at Shelbyrille. Tom.
VIII. Rsid Asho. and killed his
wife in Lincoln, Neb.
Alabama election Aug. II. Arkan-
sas election SEPT. 4, Vermont election
Sept.S5, Maine election Sept III Il
'-a.A woman IS years old reesntly
ave birth to aohild at Lawrencebarg,
Canada.
K Chris Green killed Sam Calico
near Memphis. Both were colored
G Hon. Geo. P. Marsh. u. S. Minis
ter to Rome, died last week.
Samuel tloggiips stabbed and
Killed his wife at Grand Rapids.
9. g, Daniel aged 60 'killed him
sell, at Woodsocket,a r., !, on account
Iof illhealtb. s,.,.r;'is ,...;,,,,..s y.
j. Bnndy was lynched,at BadeI
Springs, Ind for aiding amurdeserit,
oscane laeNifsHi9h Hlasl Aaa lfGs
iSSso'YPSSiJai a W,A shan A9ad .asa y
be Anegro was sentenced to- the peni
Itentiary at Chattanooga, Tenn. TO
failing to'fetura aborowed.u umbrella
lsQ'c .ra - atfssff IA ~. tsasr .sf.ll..s....
M Oscar Wilde, pronounced miss ,Alsa
tia Allen. Of Montgomery. Ala, III
most beautiful young lady hei .ha'
seen in America. Leh1se9 Yla'dlis,
~ -id . nai8 q. aavi1fs iitssa.1
n4A party ofteamsters was attacks
lbylS Indians linear Tucson,a Arizona
iAfier two of the PARTY shad beel
Killed the Indians were driven of
1leaving one Of their number wounded
] The fallen brave was dragged int
camp apd toasted Ss n, alive BY the tam Fam
sters. a srilpayx,el,an ~ .sNrvi
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The canvass for county Offices has
almost ended and The people viii, in
afew days, be called upon to exereise
the right of suffrage. For certain
reasons the Democrats have no regu-
lar ticket In the field, The l,epubli-
cans have afull ticket made up re-
gardless of race, color or previous
condition of servitude. I'm opposi-
ton to this there is q peoples ticket.
y = W. r. wfNFREE, 3
iscthe candidate for County Judge
against Judge A.v. long, the Re
publican nominee. He is a Demo
crat and leadiRg member of the
uopkinsyille bar. lie isin the prime
Of middle-aged manhood and has
been close student for upwards'of
twenty years and ia therefore fully
qualified, mentally, physically and by
training and education to make a
County Judge superior to any the
county has, had for years. His
friends are not confined TO any party,
but are found in the ranks of all and
In Democrats will arouse from their
lethargy and give him their united
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The halt-breeds think the immor-
tai 306 arc a medal-some set.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

The new Chinese Envoy, Cheng
Tsao Ju, and his legation arrived last
week.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01

is the peoples candidate tor County
Court Clerk, against Maj. Jno, w.
Breathitt, the present incumbent,
His antecedents are Democratic, but
in later years be has been in sympa-
thy with the Greenbackl movement.
lie isa minister Of the gospel oithe
Baptist denomination, is q man OF
ability and education and Is fully
competent to make a. ..umber one
clerk. s efA .s 4;sAi :
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-01
GRADUATES, COLUMN.
FoR CONSTABLE.

~ t1f f fiIift GHH gFai taf7
s'tisi FoR CONSTABLE. & Il
q We are authorized to announce W.
II. Westas a candidate for Constable
Of the 'IIopkinsville Magisteriai Dis
trict. Election first Monday In Au-
gust. ~ 2A' ut0s ~ "a lh6 aIr 3
fljA8 hfa sbi yo.s Oda M
~ /. 4ai. sia ASSESSOR.
RABERS BooSE is an Independent
candidate for Assessor Of Christian
county. Election August 7, 1882.
s4l58sssi CITY JUDGE. 6t
We are authorized to announce
JOAN y. DRAspEG as a candidate for
City Judge Of fIopkinsville, Elec-
ton August 1902.
|ss "a COUNTY JUDGE, .aes. Il
We are authorized to announce w
p. WiSfnEE as candidate for the
Office of County Judge Of Christian
county Election August 1882.
We are authorized to announce
l,JuBcE A.iaV!aLosa as a candidate
for reelection to the Office OF County
fndge.r Subject to the action Of hei
Republican party. O 81 ~ RI
'HcoUSrY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce
JSo. w. BREATHiTT, IS candidate
| for reelection 10 the Office OF County
l Court Clerk, isUbject TO tho action OF
the Republican party. Election
August 1882. NJ. m
! We, are authorized to announce am
AQuILLA 3, LONG as a, candidate for
lre-eleclion to the office Of Jailer Of
Christian county. Election. Aug. 7,
,|lSS2, 3,,.i MA Ks,
~ sfi.a Az SHERIFF.
live are authorized TO announce
ALEX CAMPBELL, q candidate 10,
Sheriff OF Christian county Election
first Monday in August 1882.
T. We are authorized 10 announce
CyRus M. BRowN.p as q candidaf,
+ tor Sheriff Of Christian County, sub
ject 10 the action OF the Republican
party Election August 1882
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