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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

Ia The man who is in the wrong
uses hard words and soft arguments,
while the man who Is in the right uses
soft words and hard arguments.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

s9-A housekeeper asks: "What is
the simplest way to keep jelly from
moulding on the topl" Shut a small
boy up in the pantry for a few minutes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

p~Great Is he who enjoys his earth.
enware as IL il we're plate, and no, less
great is the man to whom all his plate
Is no more than earthenware.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

s@-Honor and virtue are ornaments
Of the soul, without which the body
though il be really beautiful, ought not
10 be thought so.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

n%The serene, silent beauty OF a
holy life is the most powerful influence
in the world, next to the might Of the
Spirit Of God.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

n~We cannot conquer fate and ne
cessity, but we can yield to them in such
a way as 70 be greater than IL we could.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

s@ Hold fast to the present. Every
position, every moment Of life Is Of
unspeakable value as the representative
Of a whole eternity.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

nO-"Folks as have no mind to be OF
use, have always the luck to be out o.
the road, when there's anything to be
done.n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-14

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Amethyst and Cameo Sets,
Etruscan aad Enamel Sets,
0pera, Leontine and Vest
Chains, Necklaces, ,Lockets,
Pendants, dc.
English and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine Silver Ware. my own manufacture.
Triple Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery. Fine Bronzes. &c.
All description Of HAIR JEwELRY made, and
REPAIRrFG done in the neatest manner A
call Is respectfully solicited. April lr,s3y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
4 Mi.chie,ons Girl and q Mag.

Most men lose thelr presence of mud under moments of excitement. Thus 1t k no great discredit to a well known man ID a suburban town that be quite lost his head yesterday Tn consequence of an unsuspected and alarming accident.
 He WAS at the railway station m place Of his residence upon the arrival of the noon tram from Boston, aud saw descend thereirOm a half score of scattering, laughing, and attractive young women.
 Gathered on the platform to welcome them was another bevy of maidens, who were at once set upon by the detachment above mentioned, and the accustomed scene of oscuIation. fervent embraces and expressions of pleasure winch Is tO be noticed whenever two or three women are gathered together, was enacted.
 The congregation of assorted males who were present looked upon this ani- mated scene with mingled amusement and yearuing, and the man in question, who was young and waggIsh, began bur lesuuing the acton ofthe young women hy seiziug upon masculine friend, em- bracinE him with aTdor and affection, to kiss him with much loud labial smacking
 While thus engaged one of the livliest girls observed him, and, stepping up to him, remarked that fl he was as anxious for kiss ss he seemed tO he, he had better lot his friend alone and kiss her. The nilarity of the person thus chal- nced immediately vanquished; his Jaw fell and his knees smote tOgetber, and he feehly ejaculated in stammerng ac- cents: Thank you, but I'm married
 The girl laughed mischievously and vanished. and five minutes later the sub ject of the sketch was seen stamping around the depot calling himself all sorts of names because be didn't dare meet the audacious young woman half vay.-Boston Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Aaron Rnrr ns a Crn.s-E Examiner.

4 writer thus describes the conclusion of case in which Burr was one Of the lawyers: The evening session opened and Burr resumed his cross-eXamlua
 tiuu of the witness. IL was a test ut profound skill and sobriety of the law yer, the selt-possesslOn, courage and tact of the witness standing on the very
 brink of horrible gulf firmly and in trepidly resisting the efforts of the ter rible man tu topple him over. At last,
 after dexterously leading the witness to
 an appropriate point, Burr suddenly seized a lamp ln each hand, and holding them Tn such a manner that their light fell instautaneously upon the face of the witness, he exclaimed Tn a startling voice, Ike the voice 0f the Rvenger ut
 blood "Gentlemen Of the jury, behold the TurdererT
 With a wild, convulsive start, a face of
 ashy pallOr, eyes starting from thtlr sockets. lips apart, his whole attitude eyincIng terror, the man sprang from
 hls chair. For a moment he stood m9tionless, struggling to recover his possession. But 1t was only a mo-
 mentary stru ggle, shaking every nerve with paralyzing fear. Conscious that the eyes Oi all ID tue CouIt-lpoM were uAGu upon him, reading the hidden deeds of 1 his life, he left the witness stand and ! walk ad shrinkingly to the door Of the court room Rr: ne ,S2s prevented from ] making EIs escape by the Sheriff. The ! effect can be better imagined than des- l crlbed. It struck the spectators with si-
 lent awe, changing the whole aspect of ] the trIal m an instant, overthrOwing the ! hypothesis of the Attorney. General, ! winch he was convinced would sCud the ] prisoner to the gallows. saving an :UnO- : cent man from the deathful hands O; 9 bold and shllful perjurer. The false ] witness was arrested. two indictments
 were found aEsinst him. one for murder. another for perjury. He was acquitted
 for murder, but subsequently, convicted for perjury, and sentenced to a lops term of imprisonment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
siI~CFLLANEoUs
NeMS Items.

Mayor King of Philadelphia has an- uouuced that he will not permit sparrIng matches.
 No additional bodies have been re- 'Overed from the ruins of the explosion
 n the Bethlehem Iron Company $ works.
 Paddy Ryan. who is spending week Omaha, says he proposes to challenge he winner of the fight between Sul- .ivan and SlBde.
 C. c. Lincoln, a ticket broker, has been arrested by the Wabash managers tt Chicago for alleged dealing IL tickets
 hat have been tempered with.
 The boiler of an engine in the tobac- 70 shed of William Teller at Newmaus- town, Pa, exploded Thursday, and four yorkmen were badly sealded.
 Governor Churchills message was delivered to the Arkansas Legislature Thursday. He says the State is in the est financial condition for twenty years.
 In southern Minnesota trains are stopped by snow drifts, and shoveling IS -oIng forward actively. It IS the worst 5t1rm for two years, and appears to ex- end $50 miles.
 The Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central railroad was sold Thursday on a oreclosure of mortgage to a committee .'f gentlemen representing the Pennsyi- vanIa Railroad Company for Sl3,5JOOOG
 The Jury has returned a verdict for S25,O 0 against the New York and Long Branch Road In the case of C. Nj. Wood .uti, who was killed in the disaster at Parker's Creek, near Long Branch, last sumner.
 There Is a Democratic majority of i've il tue Wisconsin House of Re presentatIves, and Republican majority of two ID the Senate; joint majority for tue Democrats, three. The Legislature met Thursday.
 In the pigeon match at Babylon, x. r.. Thursday, between Lord Mander vile. of the Birmingham, and Grant, of he Westminster Club, for Sl,0OO a side, loo birds, 3O yards rise, fromlfour traps, each killed 4j birds.
 Charles L. Brown. a boy of fourteen, employed in the office Of the Deputy Sheriff. Boston, was found Thursday on the floor of the office handcuiled and gagged. He had tamFered with the safe and then handcuiTed and gagged himself
 The City Bank, of Jersey City has sus- pended. It's capital was S5O,OOJ; aver age deposits, S7J,O00 MT. Boyse, president of the bank; Shaw, cashier. and Beach, bookkeeper, confessed to some of the stockholders that they had oyerdrawn their accounts to the extent uf .49OOl, and so only sl,cOO of the cap ital stock is left.
 The New York, West Shore and BufTa- To railway company chose the following directors Thursday: Horace Porter, Henry Willard, John W. Elhs, John NJ. Pu ullman, c. r. Woerschoffe-, E. T. Vii son, P. Victor Newcomb, Ii. k. McHarg, Frederick Billings Charles Lanfer, John J. McCOok, Theodore Houston and Charles Paine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Chri.tinn Association

\ meeting was held at the court house on Sunday last for the purpose of taking into consideration the adyisabili- ty of organizing a Young Mems Chris tlan Association. Geo. c. Hall was ap- pointed temporary chairman of the meeting. and J. II. Creighton secretary pro tem. Alter reading of scripture and prayer, a motion was made tO ap- point a committee on nominations for a Board of Directors. The following committee was appointed: Geo. C. Hall, Rev. C. B. Sumner and J. M. Creighton. After singing and benediction the me l. ing adjourned to meet next Sunday at i D. ID. at the court house.
 The immediate object of this associa- ton Is to provide a free reading room and library for thls city. where all may come and find the leading periodicals and newspapers as well as books. In all the leading cities of the United States the '. M. C. 4. has organizations. These organizations invariably establish libraries and reading rooms. They also assist honest. industrious young men ln finding suitable employment. It IS to be hoped that OUT citizens will give this association q helping hand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Mining Meiange.

The incline shaft on the Black Rock mine, Silver district, IS 400 feet m depth, and in good ore.
 There were shipped by Wells, Fargo & Co. for the Tombstone Mill and Min ing Company, on Thursday. two bars of bullion, valued at S5.I2O.
 Mir. Thos. Goodman has discovered a wide ledge of quartz that averages ten dollars in gold, fifty ounces silver and twenty per cent. copper. The new ind IS seven miles from Ehrenberg
 The Clip mine of Silver district, owned by Messrs. Shipman, Hubbard and Bowers, Is turning remarkable quan- tity of fine ore. In seven weeks time the stamps will be crushing ore and will add materially in the bullion pro duct and wealth of Yuma county.
 Supt. Farrar, of the Castle Dome Nj. and $. O., is crowding work on the mines of his company. The two vertical shafts are being sunk night and day; shaft No. is down 530 and No, , 5OJ feet and prospecting well. The two shafts are connected at every hundred feet.
 The greater part of material for the smelter to be erected by the Black Rock NJ. Co. has been landed at NortOn's Ldg. The building will be of brick and l4O,UO bricks will be used in its constructlon- The Black Rock company are displaying wisdom n erecting a building that will be not only permanent but ornamental.
 The early morning O; the lst irstant saw many persons on the hills ID Tomb stone district, relocating claims. Many had their pains for nothing, but We hear of one fortunate man who had the haIdi- hood to relocate a well known claim. and cleaned up few days later Sl,50O for hls nights work, with which sum he left the country. The town of Bisbee was especially lively in this respect, and witnesses were in strong demand.
 Col. IIafford is the owner of clam from which he has lately taken some samples which assay 20 per cent. cop per and S64 in silver. An examination of these samples show they are rich in green and blue carbonates. intermixed with iron and iron oxide copper. His claim is situated ten miles southeast of Picacho, in Pima county.
 We hear of some copper mines having lately been discovered m the vicinity ot Cochise's stronghold which promise well. We have also seen some very fine look ing rock from a claim near Morris wood auch. The last year, however, has been a quiet one in this district. Most of the claim owners simplykept up their assess ment work, and others have relocated their properties to hold on for another term.-Tombstone Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
NufiIulOnS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI ciai District, m the cuunty o Pima. Tern tory Of Arizona.
 B. r. BIvlns. plaintiff, against F. r. Hunt, plaintiff. summons.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Eirst JudIcIal District. Iu and fer the county f PIua- m the I-rri'o.y of Arizona The erri- tory cf Arlzuua sends greeting tu r r. Hunt. lou are hereby suuuoned and required Co Jr.- pear m -u acr brought ggaIust you by tA' above named plaintiff a the Dis,r Court of tle Fl7st JudIcld District, in and for the cuun ? of Pima, m the Territory of Ar-zona. and an~we- rhe complaint filed with the Jerk of this Courr at Tucson, Iu sand cuunfy a copy of N ich m- plant acCu" paules this summousl within twenty days l"VClusIre of he day or -erv1ceI after the -erslce upon you of tHIs summons. If served In tlls county Out 1T served uUt of th. county and .W'rhIu thIz dIs net then within rhirty day. In all other cases forty days. Rud yOu are hereby n0tir cd that fl yuu fgii to arps r and auswer tEe complaint as above reguIrec. . ie pla nth will aupiy "a the Court for the rel ef tLcreIn demanded. and custs and dI- -bursemeIt~ in hI- behalf expended.
 -. Given under my hand aud the seuI of ' c-g sad District Court. at Tucson this
 ' eighth day of Janrary. A. D I-~st
 - L. \. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Sfrnef inducements.

Mayor Strauss ard the new Council have already made improvements that are very beneficial to the city. Council man E,chells Of the street committee is giving matters personal attention The improvements now being made up on Congress street besides making tray, el more comfortable, will enhanse the value of property all along the street With sidewalks on both sides of Con- gress street 1t will begin to look a. though the people Of Tucson had con cluded to live here.
 Tucson could be made a desirable winter resort if the city was improved and the facilities for entertaining were increased. We are pleased to see that the new city administration is disposed to make Tucson more attractive as a place of abode.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
California News.

The epizooty is prevalent in Pataluma.
 The Gridley Herald wants a vagrant law. Farmers in Sonoma object to the Jaw which prohibits trapping in the sporting season.
 The hop business is popular in Green Valley, many extensive plantIngs having been made there.
 Miss Nellie Calhoun is meeting with a warm reception in San Jose. She re- turns to London the last of the present month.
 The farmers have been very busy during the past few days of fine weat Ter, and most of them have finished sowing their small grain.
 Three men were arrested Thursday by the Sheriff of Solano for stealing fishing tackle decoys, traps, etc, from the Solano marshes.
 Arrangements have been made for the construction of a large icuriug mil at Salinas. Its capacity is to be 600 barrels of flour per day.
 II. r. Osborn, aged eighty, died in Sac- ramento Wednesday. He was one of fhe pioneers of California. and identified with the history of the State.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
New Mexico News.

Kingston Is to have a jail.
 Sawdust brings SIP pr ton in Las Vegas.
 Kingston has two schools but no chur. ches.
 Central City, Grant county is to in. corporate.
 Inc cattle interest of Colfax county is constantly growing. The Black Range stage companies have been consolidated. The road from S0cOrro Co the MOgOl- lon mountains IS completed The Black Range has been removed from Robinson to Chloride. Browne, MaDzanares & Co, wlll build a store and warehouse al Deming.
 About two hundred men are employ ed in tue mines at Georgetown, \. M. Georgetown has no idle men Tn camp. All can find plenty to do at fair wages 4 surveyor named M. l.. Brown has gotten out a map of the Magdalena Mountains.
 "MeKican Dave, the notorious hold-up Is counting his beads in the Silver City Jail.
 The thermometer at Watrous register ei twelve degrees below zero one day last week.
 Coy. sheldon proposes to make the climate of New Mexico too warm for the bunko steerers.
 A German was held up near Silver City one day last week, and relieved of SI5 ln money. The miners of Hell canyon, in the Sandia mountains, have organized a new mining district.
 At Santa Fe they call the much abused and long suffering burro the"New Mexico nightingale The railroad company continues to make improvements upon its property at San Marcial. The war of rates on the Deming and Silver City stage line IS to be terminated by compromise.
 There IS rumor that the military headquarters are to be removed from Santa Fe to Fort Bayard.
 Albuquerque has organized Q stock company for the erection of woolen mills at that place. Capital, SJ00,O00. The new building of the Albuquerque academy, just completed, cost S4,0O0. It has a seating canacity of lJN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
SuiE mons.

| \ THE DISTRICT CuUET. THtRD JUDI clal District 60 .r County of Pima Ter1tu r- of A uua-
 Harr. et A. I-w-or-. Plaintiff. against Frank T. Iswrea ss. Defendant lCouy of sum- mgL-.
 Acton brought iu the Dls sict Court of the lrst JuilclHi District iu and for he onnty of lma, Territory of Arizona. Ths Territ.ry of Of Arizona sends greeting Co Frank T. Law renee.
 lou are hereby summoned and required to ap pear m an acton brought against you by the abcye-uaIued plaintiff ln the Distinct Court of the FIrst Jud1clai District m and for the County of Pima In the Territory of Ar zona ana an swer tho complaIrt filed with the C .erk of thI- Court at Tucson. in ssid county ia copy of which complaint accom- auIes thus summun-I Rithln twenty days teXclusIVe of the day of servfcrf after the service upon you of ttIs summons if served lu thl= county; but fl served out of rhe county and within thi- Di-frIct. tleu within ttITfy dayE; in all other ca=e- forty days
 And you are herehs notified that If you fan Co appear and gu-we~ fhe complaint az above rr- g1Ire,l ;he plaintiff Viil apply Co rh- Court for the relIef therein damauded. and ctEt- and dI-- hur~e nents m thI= behalf expended
 Gwen under my hand and rh- setl uf said Dis tric' Court. at Tucson. thIs Duh day of Decpm- bar, A. D.. l--2.
 IL. s.l '. x. WILLIAMS. Clerk
 d2fIslr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Ky Universal Accord.

ATEE' CATHAETIC PILLS are the best of all pur- catives for family use. They are the product of long. laborious and successful chemical investi- gatIou, and their extensive use. by physicians m their practice, and by all civilized nations proves them the best and most effectual purgs- tive Pill that medical science can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use. and being suEar-coated they are pleasant to take. n intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills can be compared v1th them; and eyery person. knowing their virtue-. will employ them. when needed. They keep the system m perfect order, and maintain in healthy action the whole machinery Of life. Mild. searching and ettectual they are especially adapted Co the needs of the digestive paratus, Arrangements They are the best and safest physic to employ for children and weakened constitutions. where a mid but efiectuAl cathartIs ls required.
 For sale by all druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Summons

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI cisl District county of. Pima, Territory oi Arizona.
 Joseph Goldtre.: plain if, against John 1Iur- phy and Thomas Gate defendant. Itopy co. summons.
 Action brought m the District Court Of the First Judicial istrict m and for the county of Pima m he Territory of ,rI ona.
 he Territory of Arl7oua sends greeting to John Murphy and Thomas tia es:
 You are hereby summOnea and required to ap pear in n zCfIou brought aGaIu-t you by the above named pislrtifi m the DIstr CT Court of the First Judicial District m and for the count of Pima. the Territory of Arizona. and an sWer the complaint filed vi b the Clerk of thIs Court at uc-on ln sad county ia copy of which complaint accompanies thIs SUI mousl within tWeuty days trxc4usIve of the day of -erv eel after the service slpOn yuu of thts summon it served m this county. but If served 0u of the c.uuty and within this Dl-tIct, hen within ,hIrty days; in all oth-r cases forty days,
 And you are e-eby notlte that fl faIl Co ap- pear and answer he complaint aS above requir-'t the rlaintif vill take judgment against you and apply To th- Cont for the re ief herein demau To ed ar q costs and disbursements m thls behalf sz perded
 Given under my hand and the seal of -aid Dis trict Court at T-csOu Jhis Eth day of December A. D. IS,2
 lLS L. $ WILLIAMS. c erk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
Le60f
Application No. e1S for A Patent for the
 Iron Gap Nining Claim
US. LAND OFFrcr, TUqsoS. ARIzoSA., ?

December !. ISs2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVrN THAT D. ~ ward P. A lis md James McC. Elliott. v hoe pOstotiic- adore Is n are of r. -i. Stlles, Tue son. Arizona. have uls day 1.eg tIcIr appi a. ton for patent for tffeen hund sd linear fe [ of the iron Cap mine or ven bearing silver and copper. with surface ground six undreC fe m width. situated m Harsuaw mining distr e.. county of Q ma and GerrItO of Arizona, an Cesi ignated by the fed uOte- a. d utlcial plat on hle in this office a. Lot No. 4l- said Lot No. e being a. follows, to-wlt:
 Beiiuning at th iaitial orumevt at The W end ot claim. where Q notice of ioc~ti'sn IS
 osted st a Post Sxi Inches and feet Ions
 Thence x I5 des. S7 mn. F. s0O feet Go tie SW corner O cla m; To post 3x5 in' hes aud feet long marked Il. t. No. H." whence U. \. MIu- efal Monument NO. 8, II rsaaw district. bears < 8 deg. 3I mn. l. 2 uO tee q staut.
 Thence n deg. -3 u.in. 1,5su fec Co SF cor her of ela m, to post 3xS inches and feet luns
 Thence \ IS de. yI min. W SlO feet 10 the east erly end center of clAIn, Co a post SN3 me es A 3 feet long. market T. t. "
 Taence ij E. go min. W S0 feet to th- NJ corner Of claim Co post 3N3 llche7, feel long. ma ked T. C.. No '.
 Thence < . deg. 9 min. " I,5Jo feet 10 the NV corner of ciaIm. t0 au oak ire ll inches m diameter. and marked "l. C. No. VI"
 Thence ii deg S' min. l. s,u feet. 10 The Lee of be-nuIng.
 Magnetic variation r. deg s- mn T.. cuutail- ing 1l.d6 acres.
 Ihs IocltIoa or tbi- mine Is recorded in tte Recorders office of Pima cOIuty- AriZuua. Ter rito y. In Book J pf l;ecuris of Mines. The ad- jui ing cIa mautS are none.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of sand Iron Cap mIue or surface ..rtlund are required Co hle theIr adverse claims with the Register of the Unsted ~tate- Land Olice at Tucson. in the IerutJry of Arizona during the sixty iay~' period of pub hcation hereof or they will he barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENlN COUSINS. Register.
 l. ishsreby ordered that The foregoing notice of application for patent be Uubiished for the porIod of sixty days lteu consecutive week-f m the Arizona CITIZEN. @ weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A r which Is here hy designated by me as published nearest sucA claim. HENRY COUSINS, Register First publication December 8. i----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21

A safe, reliable. harmless, net re- puisive remedy that can be taken with out changing the regular diet or dis organizing the system; 8 simple vege- table compound assisting Nature to.get rid of impurities in a gradual manner as Nature intended. Such Is Simmons Liver Regulator, and trial proves this 10 the most skepticaL Complete satis- faction IS guaranteed. and certainly t Is a satisfaction 10 find the head clear, the bowels regular, the blood purified and the breath sweet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-21
HEvRYeoUsNs H-a-.-
Application Nr.eG: for Patient Go fhc Ari-
 Eona Qucen uiHin2 Claim.
us. LAND OFFf.- Tur-su E.. T. October -- I--L

First publication December Il K.