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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Notice

TOTHE MINERS OF THE EGREATERVILLE | Mining District: You are hereby notified 70 attend a callea meeting Co be held at the School House iu tho own of tirtateryillc th. 18th day of April at o'clock D. m., for the purpose of re- considering the Local Laws
 GRE MELVILLE Pima County, A. T.. April 10th.
 Is-S. P. J. s'0YNE. Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Jndge sheldon.

The Chicago Tribune of the 7th instant gives Che following information concerning the new Associate Justice of Arizona; Among the last acts performed by the President yesterday was to affz has signature Co the commission Of Col. A. W. Sheldon. eIItor of the Baltimore Herald, to be Associate Justice of Arizona Territory. vice W. W. Hoover. suspended. Ex-President Grant, the membe-s Of the New York Bar. ex-Senator Coukling. and the leading Republicans and bu-Inc-. men Of Baltimore indorsed Col. Shei- don. and the President said be was the strongest backed man yet presented Co him for an office The new Judge will leave for his post as soon as hr can visit New York and have an operation performed upon his hip for an injury received during the late war. There is considerable delay iu th. business of the Court to which Judge Sheldon has been assigned, and he has been requested to leave for his new field of opera ,iou- at his earliest convenience
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

It is said that Mrs. Senator David Davis felt rather fiat the day after her marriage when some one twitted her ou the great weight of her hus0and.- Stockton Mail,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Tho rich lands along The Gila River are begin uiug tSsauract th, attention of capitalists AL ready several companies which have been form cd are actively engaged ln taking out ditches for the purpose o' irrgatins the almost countless acres of magnificent arable hand nov lying Idle. Another company filed irs articles Of inc'rEora- tion in the office of the Territorial Secretary Tge~iay. John Puterhaugh. James A. Lahrls- k.e, Z.n T.. TidbalI and Dauie. Noouan. of Tue son. are the organizers. and the company Is to be known as the Arizona lrrigatlns Company and has capital st'ck o, Sloo0n m shares worth sl0 at par. The company intend Co take out their ditch eight miles above the old 6ua Bend Station, on the south side of the river. Work. we understand. will be commenced at once. Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
JUMPERS BEWARE.

\ LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED .A not Go pureha. @ from Bancr ft E smith, or any other party except the undersigned any iu- terest part OF parcel of the mining claim known @ the American VI I-to, Ou. north ex eu-iuu of the Bonanza mining claim, sltuated m Pima county. Arizona. about seventy -hve miles south- west from MarIcopa.
 C. .GESUNG
 F. F. KIRKLAND ma2tf J BARNES.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Suffer- Co show it- merit NIll b- sent Co any one spulyIug by letter, stating hI= -ymItou= and -s-e. C1mmunIc8-iuns strictly confidential
 f.Fw-rf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Its virtues arc .SQUIsII lSA .sLE and its CU- RATIs. gUAElCrEE ABs.5IU UTE. As TIE WEIrzR CAN PER SON ALLY TESTIFY, BOTH FROM EXP 1EI- EyCs AND OBSERVATION. Write "r once to Hay LoCk N JESNEY. . Dpy street. New tuCk. euclo-- Lng SIty. aud you wlli u-~-Ive by return @ remedy that VIII enable you ro hear like anybody else, and whose curative eitect WIli be pe-ma- neui. You Nlll aever regrsg doIng so EDITOR M sH-tSrILE REVIEW.
 ,f-1o avoid .o.- in the malls. ples-se send money by Rsgistsrei Letter.
 Oul5 imported by uR1LOCk d JENNEH,
 DeN .I.. ' '. sole a..a ts for AmarLca. wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The effect of Mexican mescal upon a novice Is somewhat startling. correspondent vIsItIn, Chihuaiua. writes. The wonderful purity of tho air touches the lungs as fine wIne -purs the hlooi and stimulates the nerves. To breathe it Iu Is quaiiiue of unbottled ozone. and makts tho sluggish veins of Autumn age burn and thrl with the fire of Spring days
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Augus Hartman. who Is now lying iil at Ban uing tells a singular story that has never yet found it- wav into the papers. Some uue sro he was pruspectiue -hrousl Arizona and while in the vicinity of Calaha-as. he discovered four white men dead on tle desert, evidently mur- derei. Their bDd'r- were riddled with bullets and their helds crushed in with stones. On one of these men he found a letter addressed to Newton Noble dated Oak Grove. Re also dis covered thaJ one of the men was named Garcia. We publish the account at this late period. and perhaps it may lead to a discovery of the mur- dered parties.-San BernarIino Index.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The Bond of Supervisors have re-estahli> let School Di-tric, No. g. in Buells Addition Co nc son. This district was established last Decem- bsE but lapsed for neglect of organization,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Mr T. A. Osborn has been appointed by the Baari of Supervisors a- Justice of the Pesce at Line City. and NIr. l. W. Kni Int, Justice of the Peace at Columbia Camp.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Thc License Law.

The Board of Sgperyisors has ordered the tax collector 70 strictly enforce Chapter 39. CompIl- ed Laws of Arizona. iu regard tD ice:se taxes. This provile- for an annual tax on general nler-hauf- of Sfa on sales averaging SlI.ha per quarter: SsO on sales averaging over S5.0uu: SlJ on sales averaging over s2.go and ss on sales less than $2 uDJ. Other kinds of busIn-s- are taxed at fixed rates according (, the amount of income and kind of business. The applicant for license will be required to subscribe to atii- dasit of the v4lune Of busine-- likely to be transacted. aai if an underestimate has been made the deficiency wIll be required to be made up before renewal of lcen- The penalties for violation of the provisions of thIs act are very severe. and the Sheriff will be required to seize the property and sell It to recover the tax and fees.
 The effect of a strict enforcement of this act will bea large increase of license tax as many business hou-es are said Co be now paying -carcely one fifth fine amount required hy law.
 The Posfpfiicc Department has aueuded order No. i61 to read a- follows: "Po-tai caris and prepaid le-ter- are to be forgaried if requested. Prepaid letter. are Co be forwarded from one po>tufiice to another at the request of the party addres-ed. with no additional charse for postage. All letters upon which one full rate Of pp--are has hean prepaid, and an postal cards, shall Doc forwarded from tle offices Co which they are ad- irs--ed to any other office at tua request of the person addrs-sad cor of the party whose card may be upon the envelope or whose uama may hc -irued Co a postal card. without additional charge. The postage for such forTardia- must be continued uuui the party addre-sed is reach ed-'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
.UedicIHPS.
DIR. LIEBIG,
Dis sPensary. Cor. Geary and ha-on street. san Tram gi.FU a.aIfrnrwF,

" . NsAA fs NtNa DfaNN AAal Ha-on street.. san Tram
 cisco. f.tliTornia. THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE Il Tor the cure of an SrFcIAI. CCMPLICirED vud so-calied IN- DURABLE CH.1NIC UIsEaSF~. Dr Liebig'> Ge man InyIso rator is positively guaranteed Co cure Nervous and phy-ical Debility. seminal Wrakne~- Host M .nhsod. ~permaf. r. rhea. Loss or Energy. Ring. ing and DiKrineS~ in The Head. fieIancholia. Hopete>. FeeIingS. ProStaforrhea and all the results 0f youthful im- prudence and exce-ses of ma- turs years. The Doctor 'i regular Caiicse fhy ,ician from Europe. VII lagree to for- fsit one thou>and dnliars for a c--e the fnYigDratOr VIII not cure under special treat msnf and advice.
 Ine reason ~o many cannot get cured of Weakness and ths above diseases i- owlnC Co 10 complication. called PROS IA TpGaHi.A. which require pe- Cl lar rreIfr enf.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

General Carbo has allied the Opata Indians of Son1ul with the Mexican troops m his campaign araiust the hostile Apaches. The Opatas are hereditary foes Of the Apaches
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Clifton & LOTdSbuTg
 STAGE LINE.

FOuT-hOrse Concord COaehes Leave Clifton and Lo isburF daily Distance, eu miles. Fare SIP 5O.
 seis S.W POMEROY Prov.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
OmciaI Records.

LOCATION NOTICES. Egypt. Silver Hill. Fsb D, $ Morgan. Valley. Silver Hull, Feb l5, J > Morgan. Kingdom. Silver Hill Feb IS. J \ Moran. Java. Silver Hill Feb q, J Morgan. Pioneer. Silver Hill. Feb l5 J s Morgan. International. Silver Hill, Feb l5, J $ Morgan Democrat. Silver Hill. Feb IS, J S Morgan. Godolphin Wrightson- March l9, John I Kelley. " Neil.
 Whipsaw, CaDabi, April 8. Max Werner, Wm Heinecke.
 DEEDS. l.. F. Johnston to A. e. Mccormick. lot No. (, block S3 BuelI- Addition Co Tucson. s75. Adam Linn, Co Peter Dunphy, b Paymaster mine and mill site Patagonia district; Sl,u1o. Jas R Requa Co The Forty-Nine Mining Co, Forty-Nine mine. Empire District Si. Hiram W Hoas to James VI Requa, @ mine, Empire District, Sl.
 MISCELLANEOUS. Agreement between Wm Rose and A FraEeI and Frank Olsen. for former Co sell certain mines an Red Rock District. Expires l2o days. Certificate of sale of Real estate by K II Paul sheriff to M G Samauiego lot B, block 2se, Tue son. S4.56.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

his Gre ( >tre 70 gth eniu 2 Remedy and Nerve TONIC I- the legIsI- mate result of over
 suty years of prac- lea. experience. and
 q ElS WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN TI servou- and Hhr- -ical Debility. SemI- nal Weakur--. Spe-- maturrnua. IrOsta- turrhu-a tm ~-inu-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Near What the Deaf Say !

It hns performed a miracle Iu my ease. have no uneHrrlly noises In my head. and haar much better
 have been greatly benefited.
 My isafles- Le.peI a gr-at deal-thInk an other bottle Wlll cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Military Orders.
SPECIAL ORDERS (
 No. 3I. !

HEADyT METERS DEphRTwENT OF ARIZONA, WmPgLE BARR ArEs,
 pREsCDrT. April .. l,s8
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
]. H. HARRISON & O.,
BROKERS,

DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSUR- u=- Notary PuDIc Convey tncer and CommIs siuncr Of Deeds.
 tIty and County Warrants bought and sold. Cash cheeks and make oIIectious. Orters filled for Hercules, Blasting and Sporting Powders Caps and Fuse.
 16 Meyer Street. near Congress jal5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

and their Victims How Careless
 People suffer in Health and Pocket.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
A GREAT ENTERPRISE.

The Giia Bend Canal Company The BIoom-HOmes for Thousands of Par mers-Whnt Enterpris, and Money Is AccompIi,hlng in Ariznnn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

'. ' VI . ''I7' " ''-'-' .s5 Broadway. cor. Eesae ~t. \. |. na27d&wIl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

are never initiated or cOunterfeited. This
is especially true OF a family medicine,
and it is positive proof that the remedy
initiated is Of the highest value. As soon as
it had been tested and proved by the whole
world that Hop BItters was the purest,
best and most valuable family medicine
on earth, many limitations sprung up and
began to steal the notices in which the
press and people Of the country had eX-
pressed the merits Of II. b. and in every
way trying TO induce suffering inyalids to
use their stuff instead, expecting to make
money on the credit and good name Of
II. Is. Many others started nOstrums put
up in similar style to ii. b., with various
~ devised names in which the word
sHopo or "HOps" were used in way 10
induce people to believe they were the
same as Hop Bitters.' All such pretended
remedies or cures, no matter what their
style or rame- is, and especially those
with the word chop" or ''Hops" in their
name or IN any way connected with them
or their name, are limitations or counter
feits. Beware Of them. Touch none OF
them. Use nothing but genuine Hop
Bitters, with "A bunch or cluster OF green
Hops on the white label. Trust nothing
else. Druggists and dealers are warned
against dealing in limitations or counteTs
feits,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

journals. in commenting on it. says: ITO
discharge those government officers who
attend properly 10 their business and re-
tain the deceitful, is the motto OF the
day"
Rats, in numbers almost equal TO those
which dined on the German Bishop have
been devastating the crops near Espirito
santo. In less than four days they ate
up eighty cart loads of maize in the cribs
Of two farmers. and, after prolonged
battle. in which all the men. women,
children. dogs and cats Of the farm took
part aud in which 400 rats laid down
their lives. ar unfortunate farmer sue
ceeded IN saving only fourteen bushels OF
what maize was still in the field.
The Old Month Church is an object Of
intense interest TO all visitors TO the
'sHub.'' This is the historical church in
whose belfry John Newman hung the sig
nal lantern for Paul Revere's midnight
ride. The church is well preserved ana
contains MANY objects Of Interest," com
muniOn service which was presented Oy
George III. in f75S. and prayer book from
which His Maiesty's name was erased
after the revolution; copy OF the scrip
lures known IS the ~ lnegar BlOle from
a misprint for vineyard, quaint organ
ing TO the belf-y.
The late Czarina had one pocket-hand-
kerchief which cost her $500, seven years
labor and the eyesight Of the brOdeuse.
In the days of Queen Bess it was the Gus
tom for maids and gentlewOmen to give
their faYOrites. as tokens OF their love,
little handkerchiefs Of about three or four
inches square. wrought round about, and
with a button or tassel al each corner,
and a little one in the middle with silk
and thread. the best. edged with small
gold lace or twist, being folded up in four
cross folds. 50 that the middle might be
seen. Gentlemen wore them in their hats
as fayOrs Of their loves. Some cost SIX
pence. twelve pence and the richest six
teen pence. In later times II was the
lady's own handkerchief was the most de-
sired prize Of an ardent swain. Ulsraell
makes the lover in his delirium exclaim:
rs il not all a dream: He takes from
his bosom the handkerchief of Henrietta
Temple. He recognizes upon it her magi-
cal initials worked in her own dark hair.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
The Poor Must Pay the Taxes.

Well informed bankers estimate that
the recent reduction of taxation Will not
reduce the surplus revenue to be applied
TO the retirement of national obligations,
below one hundred million dollars. and,
therefore, that not less than hundred
millions of corporate securities will be
called for TO take the place Of that amount
Of government bonds paid off within the
year. That is the bankers view. If it be
correct, the tax payer will say that it
means the substitution Of hundred mil
lions Of tax paying property for an equal
amount that was exempt from taxation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
FIannaganism Applied.
NelC York Sun.

The attempt Of the Republicans TO sub
stitute harmony for distraction by means
Of a reorganization in some Of the interior
cities and counties has met with discOuT-
aging results. Where the Half Breeds
were in the ascendant they held on.
Where the StalwBrts were in control they
would not let 20. At present the pros
poets Of the harmonious reconstruction Of
the Republican party are not brilliant,
either in this city or in the rural districts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07


months, = o.. 'aree months, 3 %; one
month. q Co.
WEEELT SEEs, one rear, fz09; six months,
o.
rs ADrASCE, DELIVERED By CARRIER Oh PRE-
PAID BY MAIL.
Nal subscribers VIII please observe he date
M their wrapper.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ten lines make a SQUARE line aver4se=
seven W1rri-. AlrertL-enlel 49, t-i Il ------
one insertion. 81 o.. two Insertions p y.
three insert .1r-. s. ~. 70 q Insertions = ~
twelve insertions. 81 - eighteen --.7f-4-
tons FLz SIG tgr--tF--l ln5ertlors- 30 ~.
,.-rl ~ g..4.I.-x N0-ices double above rates
.rl-a .af rate 11 large advertisements.
e1--n----.-r Advert --lleu-- 81 - per - uare-
Auction advert .--Ilelt-. N srrlaEe-- lnersi--.
w-e--rr- and special Notices 81 o. per
-resr- each Insertion
rr-ef advertisements % Dr'ilnzrles. >herl1s
frf .tle- officials inserted ~ the rate PIE
-e-.ael tv law
want Board ne For Rent Lost AM 2 0-l'l-
-arr- l.-e ~ 11Terrl5-r-leE-- il-trl-fi
under the-. headings for le-- than = cents
g.r..r falre- can .- male hy Post o1-ce pr'lrr-
REGISTERED Letter " ENlre5-- - our r--A-
$50 I. llt insure Che insertion " any lilFrI-
r.-auEur on arT -.I-e.l+4 -aE " Gay = ---
Ir we insure tl- r-uler 10 ----er--.---
within tl- time rt. --re-. .E tl- llFrIl--e--
alrer- -arlarr= E--. however. nave IL---I
sob -lurer " Insertions F-r- t--r ------
.r- D. maize go. uII when acele--lt--f
l.-r- r--- ana r.a -rlrl ler u Insertions can
ra- o. ---er- rls money l---.- -'r ---- 1l-----
tel .r--~-.lr- El- IL returned % il-
rHea-. -er letters -l-l-lll Dr. 41.Llt------
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
Kindly Counsel.

1t would be more creditable for General
Arthur and better for his party if he
should keep alOOf from further office
seeking: turn deaf ear to the insidiOus
parasites who are urging him to seek re-
nomination by the arts Of the vulgar
politician, and not be too easily persuaded
to take a renewed grip on place merely
TO satisfy personal ambition or assist in
making a clique OF Office holders a
privileged class under a Republican form
of government
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07


According 10 the New York Commercial
Bulletin. 1.-THE ire record Of April was
not an excessive OF exceptional one as
compared with the average annual waste
in April. taking several past years to-
-ether our own files furnish Us with
the details Of 80 fires where $4,000 or
more was destroyed-the aggregate vast
age bv this class Of fires alone footing up
a little less than $500, 900, or about S34,-
2U0 as the average destruction by each Of
these ljg fires. If we allow $1,000, 900 for
the waste caused by the smaller fires and
those that have escaped our record and
this is a very small allowance J. we have
SG,J00.0o0 as the months contribution to-
ward the humiliation Of individual and
national wealth through this one means.
Fire is said 10 be good servant, but a
bad master. and in no sense is the last
more true than in this monthly mastery
Of capital which fire dOOms to irreparable
humiliation"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

\ committee Of Barcelona shipOwners.
with a capital Of $1,000. 900, have just
offered - construct twelve steel-built
vessels OF 4, 900 tons each, to run seventeen
miles per hour. The engines, plates and
other appliances and fittings are to be
constructed 30 as TO allow Of the vessels
being rapidly converted into war ships if
desired. They are to be in charge of Off
GERS Of the royal navy, and twO-thirds Of
the crews are TO consist Of seamen from
naval schools. The vessels viii therefore
be used for the training Of seamen
TOR the navy, but all salaries are
TO be paid BY the company, which
viii be styled the Royal Spanish
Mail Company. 1t is proposed to begin
by dispatchIng a steamer with mails every
fortnight from Barcelona, calling at Val
encia. Malaga and Cadiz. for Mexico and
the ports Of the South American Repub-
lies, both on the Atlantic and on the Pa
cific. In consideration Of carriage Of the
mails. and the right reserved TO the gov
eminent Of making use Of the vessels for
any purpose in case Of an emergency, the
company is TO receive a yearly subventiOn
Of 100000. The twelve vessels are to be
built abroad, and are all 10 be completed
within two years. As Mr.. John Roach
and his brethren have to compete with the
.'pauper labor Of Europe, it is safe to as
sumo that the vessels aforesaid will be
built by the aforesaid ''pauper labor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
why Not ? Indeed!
- ~ Ill

Our esteemed contemporary, the Com
mercidi AdrertiSeT, seems to cOncede that
the UNFOLDING Of the system Of protective
taxes. enforced in 1883, is a new thing even
with the Republican party. and began
after the civil war ended. Not from 1896
To 1872 did either the Wings or the Re
publicans venture to 90 into action on
that issue in a Presidential platform
Why not:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
A Social Eauipoise.

The Boston Advertiser thinks something
ought TO be dOne-.9the list Of divorce suits
set down for trial at the Mag term Of the
Supreme Court is simply shocking" AT
ter all. perhaps We ought TO let the Nor
mons aIOne-the marriages at salt Lake
serve to balance the divorces in New Eng
land, and the social equilibrium is main
tanned
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

Tla l1=-l-l annual meeting u The a.
ISOLATION VIII Re held in tl= city u Athens
lH wednesday May ell-
TIE l1-ll -.=rslip u The association con-
---- 81 such newspapers in THIS state
thai ha-e been elected members. Ear1
newspaper -l elected l. entitled % one
r=1-s--r-a-iF-. who must de regularly ell
ea--i su conducting the paper he repre-
-4l-s-
E-r----u-a-ir=- who desire ~ attend
-15- r.s--lu- viii notify -le President q
Tie Association without delay and DE
ain .-f=lrl- o. furnish them with rail-
rad tickets T. H E~TILL
President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

amy M0ESISG News, one year, SO 90; six
months. - o., '1ree months, = -. one
wETELT SEEs, one rear, & %; six months,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

The exports Of domestic produce from
the port Of New York during the past
week were on a very moderate scale, the
total being S6,O9O,0H, against 1915, IFS
for the same week last year. The ship
ments Of cotton reach fair total ;the total
to Liverpool for the week amounting to
14.S44 bales, valued at $746, 1911. There
was no feature in other leading items,
which continue about as for the previous
week, very moderate. Since January !,
the exports aggregate $l1S,377, 734, COM
pared with Sl0j, 9Sj, 500 for the correspond
ing period Of 1sS2.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
Well Founded Expectations.

The PrOhibitiOnists announce that they
are going to play a lone hand as usual in
this years political game, and that they
expect 10 poll more votes than ever they
did. We presume their expectations Will
be realized. There are a great many peo-
pie who are disguised with the hypOcTiti-
cal juggling Of the Republicans with the
temperance question.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

GENTs-I have been very low, and have
tried everything, to no advantage. l
heard your Hop Bitters recommended by
so many. 1 concluded to give them a trial.
I did. and now am around. and constantly
improving. and am nearly as strong as
ever ". II. WELLER.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
Seeking the Head of the Creek.

PhilEdelDhSG PFsss fkep.).
The Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, BrOOklyn's
theological Congressman, claims that he
''made Arthur" Now. when il is ascer-
tanned who made Smith, the responsibility
for two Of the grayest features in current
politics viii be traced TO its source.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

Senator Plumb thinks that the grand
old party can carry Ohio in 1884 ''at the
same old price, that is the nomination Of
one Of her fayOrite sons for the Presiden-
cy. We are to infer that Indiana, too, may
be carried at the ''same old price, name
ly "soap," but will Mr.. Dorsey superin-
tend its delivery.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07

The custom house at Dunkirk, y. Y,
last year cost the government S2,792 and
returned collections Of 500 20; the one at
Beaufort, :. c., cost $2,194 and returned
s13 81; the one at Burlington, y. j., cost
$2lS and returned - cents. The pillars
Of the &. o. =. must be sIIpported.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-07
CURRENT COMMENT.
Lavish Praise


The estrangement between Mr.. Crow
lev and President. Arthur is fact. All
denials are false. Vim. L. Chandler was
the cause of it. He is an able man, who
is lust as honest as John Sherman.