davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16
Carriages! !!
CarI'iiagseS!

- -
We have on hand an assortment Of
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES AND
SPRING WAGONS,
which offer at bottom prices. Como and see
REPAIRING done promptly and at lowest rates.
apa-Gm SUMMERS & BRO. Pitt st.
ulHE WONDERFUL CHURN!-Wc have the
Z agency for this Churn, which is undoubtedly
the best in the market. In it butter can be made
in three 81 minutes, and can be washed, sslted
and worked in the Churn, without iniuring the
grain and is easier to clean than any other in the
market. Call and examine.
ap10 MCLEAN 1; UHLER. SO King St.
FRESH SUPPLY OF COUSINS EXTRA
a fine Ladies' and Misses Button Bonts. Just
arrived in style quality and durability, they
cannot be surpassed by any manufacturer in the
country. We have them in ali widths from \
10 +. Imh2O T.. KAUFMAN.
7 ANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS Beans,
i 4 Cabbage. Parsnip, Lettuce, Tomato and all
other Garden Seed. second supply. just received
from the old and reliable house OF d. Landrcth &
Sons which we offer ut lowest prices.
fcbi3 f. Lea DBEATER * BRO
Sd, NEW STOCK AND ALL THE NEW
~ II LADIES FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
At Greatly Reduced Prices at
ap1 WADDE1'S. 40 King st.
CPECIAi4 BARGAINS IN RIBBONS, No. II,
y five cents; No g. four ccats: 10. !, three
cents and No. ,. two cents.
BROWN & CHAPMAN.
ap10 1O2 King street
DROOMS. BROOMS! BROOMS We have just
ID received a large invoice of Brooms. which we
are selling at low prices. Cali and examine
ap1O MCLEAN & UHLER, so King Sc.
+
T AIDES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HOS
IL IERY in Silk, Lisle and Cotton. Prices low
down. at BROWN q CHAPMANS,
ap1O 1O2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16

CPECIAII BARGAINS IN RIBBONS, No. II,
- five cents No. 8, four cents: 10. !, three
cents and No. >. two cents
BROWN & CHAPMAN.
ap10 1O2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16

DROOMs. BROOMS! BROOMs We have just
ID received large invoice of Brooms which we
are selling at low prices. Cali and examine
ap1O MCLEAN & UHLER, so King Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16
FISH DE.tIERS.
DEALERS -
Fresh and Salted Fish.

Now that tic G5hing season Of 1884 has COM
mcnced, VIC will state chat we receive FISH daily
from the shores on the Potomac, and vii! supply
to CONSUMERS in quantities to suit either fresh G.
:altcd, by experienced packers.
Stalls Nos - aud ., City Market, and Fish
House No. /. Corporation Fish Wharf.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Our brand Cf BAkEEL",D FISH iias always
stood and will continue 20 stand No. / IN the
market. ffr2G2nl GEO +. PRICE !. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16
las +. SCHEME;
rA!.l'hL ri:IlE sT,OGi

:35G Prizes distributing Si3O50
TICKETS ONLY 81.
Plan of Lottery similar IA that Of huuisiana
Company.
J. 2. HORBACH,. Manager.
address all applications for information. tickets
or agencies to !. T. HOEBACH, 2OI Main street,
Norfolk. Va.
The undersigned supervised the Drawing Glass
f of the Dismal Swamp Lottery Company, and
certify that it was conducted with strict fairness
to all interested
GEO 7; EoG.ES, Commissioners.
CHAS. PICkEIT ]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-16
V0ODV ARD { LO4'HROP,
Boston Dry Goods House,
92l Pella. Avenue, Washington, D. E.,
tions in their
White Goods Department.
tions in their

2OOO yards inc White Striped Nainsooks at
- 1sc per yard would nc cheap at 15c
20J0 yards India Linen so.caIicd) Zoe per I'D.
2DGO yards Real Iniia Linen E;irou ic Dacca)
our own brand sold by us now i've years. extra
ordinary value, for the price of 15cpcr yard. The
superior make finish aud bleach Of this make
warrant us i'll recommending them as tho sheer
est, incest and best laundering cloth Imported.
We have this line complete. from the owcst to
the finest number.
Pending the arrival of our tny0rtdtior d Zeal
Swiss Lawns. 26 inches wide, wc have secured a
job lut Zeal French Lawn, 1G inches wide which
We are able to offer at very low prices, viz
46-iucll French Lawns, 23c, worth 81.
4j-inch French Lawn, 25c, worth 81 q
l6-iacl French Lawn, 29c, worth 81 d
46.inch French Lawn, 33c, worth ~.
4G-incl French Lawn, 81 l.c, worth 80.
25 pieces Extra Fine Plaid aud Striped French
Costume Cloth, Sic per yard, worth BIZ.
Ali Linen Lawns very sheer make, line COM
pletc in 81 and 26 inch qualities Prices lower
than last year. 4 trihc.
Our usual complete line OF White Goods, conf
prisiug Swisscs. plain aud dotted Plaid India
Lincls, Setinc Striped Nainsooks Persian Lawns,
Masalias check and Striped Nairsooks, Organ
dies. Tuckngs, &C, &c. at our usual low prices.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
DeLand Grove House.

Last Spring Mr.. A. Putnam of New York
State, gentleman well known in hotel busi-
ness, purchased the above named hotel from
Mr.. o. p. Terry, who has been keeping it for
years. Mr.. Putnam last summer put on
strong force of mechanics and added a noble
three-story front to the old building, which
has more than doubled the size The parlor
is 30x40 feet, handsomely furnished with the
best new furniture of modern STYLE and as
comfortable a room as can be found in any
hotel III the State. The gentlemen's sitting
room is of the same size as the parlor, and
equally as comfortable, and has tonsorial
parlor connected with it. The bed rooms are
in the second and third story replete with
every comfort that the inmates may REQUIRE
The hotel is III the midst of large orange
grove, loaded with fruit, and visitors can pick
oranges from the porch this makes it very
attractive to Northern people. The inner
comforts Of the guests are well provided for
the kitchen range being of the most approved
pattern, and the good things coming from
there will be of the best. The dining room
is large and comfortable; in fact, Mr.. Put
nam has spared no cost in making first-class
hotel in every respect. For the amusement
of those staying at the hotel, and others who
may feel inclined, Mr.. J 4. Hibbard. of Utica.
\. Y, is erecting large skating rink oppo-
site, and it will be furnished with skates of
the best kind. The hotel is near the railroad
station, express Office, and in the close prox-
unity to the business portion of the town.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26

acres on the Boulevard; in town, fine
site for residence; price. s30Oper acre.
10 acres high. pine land. ; acres in beauti-
ful young bearing grove, ~ miles from De
Land. nice site for house, near hotel and
town of Highland. Win be sold cheap.
IA acres bearing grove iii town, part of
Mr.. Lance Adams Grove; big bargain,
Two-story house and lot on Church street !;
l acre in grove; 4 rooms plastered; cistern
and pump in kitchen. Only 81, 600
Two-story house and lot on Indiana ave. :;
6 rooms; plastered cistern. A good invest
ment. Only 81 800.
Two lots corner Clara and Minnesota aves
Choice lots for residence; small cabin OH lot,
rents for 81 per month. Will sell this week
for $500; choice of lots for $500.
One lot for residence, on New York ave-.
next to Berlin Wright's and opposite Put
nam hotel; runs through to next street
Only $500. Call on or address
G. r. Stockton, Real Estate Agent.
34l DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26

Now is the time to select your Xmas goods
at Excelsior Drug Store.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store. I
Mrs. c. Reynolds Smith, assisted by Mrs.
Cheney, will give a Dramatic and Musical
Entertainment on Tuesday evening. Dec.
9th. Both of fthese ladies possess rare ability.
The young people of DeLand need no
longer canvas the subject of winter amuse-
ments. Mr.. C. ]. Hibbard. of Utica. n. Y,
Is building skating rink opposite the Put
nam House on New York avenue. The floor
room will be 40X90 The skates will be of
the latest improved patterns and no pains
viii be spared to make the rink a sue
cess IN every respect. Abundance of room
will be provided for visitors not wishing to
skate. Mr.. Hibbard is an expert skater and
Will devote his services to those needing his
attention in the aid of skating There will be
series of camivals inaugurated during the
winter and exhibitions of fancy skating
The building is being rapidly pushed and it
is hoped that the opening is close at hand.
Men and boys are always pleased with the
hats and caps they purchase at the Star Store.
The Presbytery Of st. Johns met on Friday
night, last, in the DeLand PRESBYTERIAN church.
and continued in session until Monday night.
The meeting was but moderately attended,
owing to the proximity of the Synod which
,,iiNSeS hSSAV WEN az 1CSopuI5s IcuulTlIlS 50
long an absence from home to attend both
bodies. The opening sermon was preached
by Rev. III. Keigwin, of Orlando, who was
also elected moderator. The following were
present during the session, additionally:
Rev. Messrs,- Telford, of Fort Reid; w. II.
Hodge Of Jacksonville; Nv. GsH. Wallace
of hmpa; S. V. McCorkle. of Maitland; A.
L. Loder, of Sanford; A. Enloe of Glendale;
A, J9hnsonl of Dunedin; G. Gordon, and
Jas. W. Shearer, of this county; with Elders
Gain 5 of Tangerine; Cunningham. of Lees
burg; Rossiter, of Enterprise; Judge Lowrie
Messrs. Stockton and Shenatytlo, of this
county. In addition to the running business
of the fall meeting of Presbytery, an order
was made for the organization Of a Presby-
terian church at Spring Garden Center. and
thechurch was organized with nine members
two elders and one deacon on Sabbath after
noon and reported to the Presbytery on Mon
day morning. Welearn that steps have been
taken to build a church there at once on lot
promised by VIM. A. Cook The pulpits of
the various churches in town offered were
filled on Sunday last, both morning and
evening, by ministers of the Presbytery
The reports Of new places in this State call
ing for preaching was the most important
feature of the Presbytery, and efforts We're
made to meet such demand as far as possible.
J. w. s.
Farmers should not pass the Star Store
without examining the fine stock of Saddles,
brides, halters, harnesses, horse blankets, etc.
Buy your Cater jewelry at Conaways.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
Fresh cream and mnk for DeLand,
FROM THE IRoNDEQroIr DAIRY.

We are pleased to announce that our city
is to have the immense advantage of a regti-
larlv appointed milk service whereby the
fresh milk of Northern COWS will be delivered
daily, at our doors. Mr.. a. d. Mcbride, of
Irondequoit, \. Y. (near Rochester), has
conceived and carried out plan whereby
the one paramount disadvantage attending
living in Florida will be removed. in and
about DeLand. He has bought part of the
Gillen grove and homestead and on the east
side of it, on a fine eleyation overlooking
DeLand City and surrounding country. has
erected at the corner of Voorhis avenue and
Stone street, q stock barn after the most APP
proved pattern. "a feet long by 30 feet WIDE
A feed alley runs lengthwise through the
center, while the spaces on the sides are di-
vided into wide stalls, giving a space 10x12
feet to each COW, seven on each side. A
door from the rear of each stall opens into
the yard Adjoining is abuilding to beused
for milk room and oIange packing house.
3Ox6O feet. A dwelling for the Superintend-
are planned by Mr.. Mcbride who has had
ample experience in the same line in the
North and who is conyersant with all the
conditions of successful dairy.
Twelve fine fresh cows, part Jersey and
part native grade New York cattle, with a
car Of hay and graln, were shipped from
Rochester on the 18th inst, via Atlantic
Coast Line for DeLand The feed will be
the best of hay and grain, and there is no
reason why the milk should not in every
way equal that produced in the North. It
will be put up in sealed quart and pint cans
for family use, and in large cans for hotels.
and will be delivered at our doors bright and
early every morning. Parties who wish
milk always from the same COW, for small
children, can be accommodated. and depend
without doubt upon the genuineness ofthe
article.
1t is no overstatement of facts to saw that
this will be the best and cheapest milk
service south of Washington, d. C.
A delivery wagon has been built for this
service by Ross Il Jordan, in the best posi-
Bile manner. 1t will reach all parts of the
city and surrounding country, and will eX-
tend its route to Lake Helen as soon as the
demand will warrant until then the cans
will be delivered to the hotel and cottages
there by Miller's omnibus, which will soon
commence making daily trips between the
two places.
The surplus milk, if any, will be made
into butter of the choicest kind by means of
a Cooley Creamer. Mr.. Mcbride calls his
establishment the "lrondequOit Dairy to
remind him of the beautiful bay of the same
name which his Northern home overlOoks
1t would be difficult to overestimate the
importance of this addition to the attractions
ofDeLand. With plenty Office and an abund-
ance of fresh milk the great obstacles to liv-
ing in Florida will be removed. 1t is hoped
that our citizens will bestow a liberal patron
age on Mr. Mcbride, who is worthy Of it.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fine and cheap watches at Conaway's.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
Eor sale.

My-residence corner Boulevard and Wis
cousin avenues. House-four rooms and
kitchen-and 81 acre lot improved Beau
tiful location, and near Baptist Church-a
lovely home Price $3650. Win sell house
and q acre. Price $1,000.
G. r. STOCKTON
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
.DELAND GROVE HOUSE,

H Dunn, w Boun, Jacksonville, Fla:
Mr. and Mrs woOdman. Philadelphia, Pa;
II Venhit, Jacksonvilla; w A Cowles. Hart.
ford, Conn; Bush, whiteston. N Y; A
johnson, Syracuse. N Y; V Johnson
WhitestOn, N Y; j Y Leyare, Clayton, y Y;
ID McMurray, Auburn, N Y; j B Gum, Phila;
T Claik, Leesburg, Fla; DAM Roberts, Hins.
J II Kenshaw, Charleston; II W Selston, wife
and child, w Scott and wife, Worthwhile. Mich;
H Davis, q Bearsly, Rochester, Y; IL
Archer, Clifton Spring, Y; L r. Jones, At
lanta; Geo Saines, Tangerine, Fla e NJ Nc
Gregor, Chicago, Ill; Ed Snow. E W Atwater,
Eairport; e Mann. Auburn, n Y; w II S
Morthup, n Y; DR. J S Bigelow and wife. Miss
Fannie w Bigelow, J Z Bigelow, Syracuse, N
Y; C Hibbard, Utica; N Y; Downing, j T
BArret, Y; j d Holmes, Jacksonville; Vim II
McNeer, Knoxville, Tenn; j J Waldron, East
Durhamville, Y; Mr. and Mrs Boyne, Mel
rose, Fla; w B IiltOn, Savannah, Ga; Theo
Shotwell, Brooklyn, N Y; A Woodcoclz, De-
trOit Mich
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26

JW Baker, Jacksonville; Read, New
York; E L Snow, Boston; ] II w Harris Pitts.
burg: j II Harris. Charleston, Ind w G
Brown, Sangord; w Wightman, Jacksonville;
o knapp, + w Knapp, Prairie du Sac, Wis;
Jacksonille; J Canfeld, Mrs j Canfield, Miss
Elizabeth CaHiield, f III Capfield, Mrs F Towle
ID Towle, Eliza Towle, Rochester, N Y; L
johnson, w G Brown. city; w M Bennett,
Spring Garden; J B LOckett Gallstin, Tenn
Mrs b Lockett and three childreu Gailstin;
Tenn; ID Upson, Jacksonville; Miss L Patter.
son, Mass.
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
State OF the Weather

State OF the Weather
AT DELAND,
For the week ending Sunday, Nov. %, 1884.
NJ T w Tn F Sat Sun
11sss Isa!s as g 8 9 s 9 9
Mean temperature 66degrees.
Fine and cheap watches at Conaway's.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
She fif S Sale.

DN VIRTUE OF AN kNItl Ii'N F~~rr7
 ID out of the Justice Court rf .....-u y.- Precinct No. !. county of pIr. I...-.... ~. .- zon-, and JO mr directed i- . e.-... ..-..- wherein D. \. e.. rieu. plaintiff --#.v.-.. ..t. meuj al;atu-f ! Thomas \. N.u-c-r. ... i,. l-- f'- the sum of Two HULd ya and fur,g.- -... --. tJ ltu t~-tj.lJf bOliarS aaua..-. ...- -...--. tuur and ll !lu O>Ilt1I iu..ar- .u-r- .f --.- .. geth-r W th legal interest Du thngH,.,. .-...- uutii pad, aud - cruluc rH-r-. .s,. .-r t upon all th- to. lowing described ..--g t- wit. That certain mining clam. .u.s.f... I...- hrr lH, i-,", hl II D. V NillIau- and I... .s Morgan. nd recorded Jaruar - les. <. ... V. lecu l- Of Nr-- of Q ana Count. .- r..- a,f and known l- tHs C..uu.hIl H..r.. ... .-.. -.. errts-l u-lr ns clam lurlr.d HrU...u.5 I- -.-. by ri. O. NI.Iau- and a.u - ~ Nu--.r a-. rerurtr.i JhuUs ry i~~t. % Book l i...u-.- 2 Mlrr~ uf li0la county at rage .,-. a-... ,..a... ttr ..au hr ct uIur- also Thai. .......-- -ii" iu'HirN trf Der l.i, l-sH, hU H. U " ....r. auu Thomas ~- Noreav. and r-,pr,Ia.t \ .-.H. he ,. l-sf iu opA !. Records uf HiIl Ir.- O. Pm. county at ll,r i- Iur known l- fI- V ....-. Ii.. -.-r. a.-o lucaf-i u.ssUH.rt i---. !. T. ? I.lI Inc G-d ifCUH- x. !. organ. fr..l r.....-.. J..ura lr. l--u on Book V. E-coIa- of V-.. "f ! l'.a c1I C. g.. ra-r ..i ..- 'ae u.d L.r'a.. urE". 'il u' ~.ld property b-.rr -..g.-... !. -ar tUIl-g Mul.g District ,uulfy uf l.-. lfr0f,sJ uf Arl o.a amt for ra more Ia--..a lr-rrG.I fI"rrUt reference I- t- ttE ..s.... .-. Che l nva u.-t ". si r.sart~ rr tir E-..-... i.-. .f l.- r. u' Q uf lIma. Territory .- f. -uu8.
 gi r.-ra I- i-r,'s 1Iven O Gt or N,..- ,!. --tl .i.. uf Au.r-t i--i. t.fv.er the hog-- .. lH u'rl". a a la.. a.a Poe U.-I. u.. iu fr,rt . . ar curt House door On retrg of Tue. f.r-rf of l-r itrr'u.. Or. f-r..a uH. -UI .- putin. a. r..,r fr t.. ..r ..- H,.. a. { r ,..a. .rtf. u.. ...f .s. Ja.te. N .t.-. all ... uaLt. f.r.. ard ..r.r.-t of -.. Un.. f.I..r- .. md tH l. afats rs-.r.l...l r-., -l ur -c uue. thereof a- u-y .e -.o...a- fF -aft-'r -... UtHDUfIu n q a4l t...-.
 la eH c-.a. iuig -' l--t
 ar.NTif T V ptTT -H.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
stock Killed.

John Bake says be Is compelled to giv, mp hIs dairy business b cause 90 many of hi~ cattle have teen killed at Fort Lowell rodrh careless target practIcr. On Friday two of his bet mIlk COWS were fOUni near the camp, with their fore legs shot and broken, the bones p-otrud nG from the torn i' sh as they tired to walk. They were killed to put them uut of misery. Mr. Baker says he has l,st ei ht cows in this manner, while other have lost many more. The cattle naturally go for water tn the stream near the Eo~t. and theI eby run the IT, k Df btiug killed. The target at [ post has no rear Obstrucii. tD r c-Iv- tie balls, aud mhny If hem rras h s z eaf d'-t anc,- be- yund They ere danEe. .,u- not Unly Co stock, but Co human he. It IS true that the c,tt.e have bu bu-In-ss there. but SD long as there are Iu fences Co keep them away they will sex tho water ani shahr winch the military r,- serva'iun atfOrl-, particularly as water Is Very scarcs Out-Ide ,f Irs limits The attention Oi the commanding officer at Fort Lowell has before been called to rhe careless rItie practice, aLd it is hoped that Lc wIll promptly empress the trouble by erecting @ bUlwark behind the target, and thereby eud tle 0a1 fec ling uow exIstIug on the part Of stock owners toward ih' military.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
The Count, Central Committee.

The Republican County Central Com mittee met at Republican headquarters last Saturday nigEt. There being four vacancies existing iu the committee, Messrs. Geo. E. Bent, of Gunsight. and wIn. Kane. Paul Rie,kcr and F. B. POmroy, of Tucson, were elected G- members.
 IL was resolved that the primaries be held on Saturday. August 3OIh. and that the county convention Ie held On Fri day, September l2th.
 The fOlloaing HpIoriionment Of del egaieS was aCOpted;
 tucson and san NavIeT. g: Iubac, l; Crittenden, 1; CHlabasas, |; Harshaw, |; La Noria, l; Total Wreck, ': Greater ville. |; Hacienda, l; Gro BlancO, l; ArIvach, l; , errites, l; RillIiO. 1; Lower San Pedro, |; Pantano, |; N gslrs, 8; tiunsighI. |; QuIjOtus, B; C"vef' d Wells, ]; COlumbIa Camp, l; Quiuhb's Ranch, l; Esperauza, ,; EigIu, l.: Cannn. |.
 The fOll w-Dg ie-ulutipn was adopted
 Resolved. Ibat at the primary cleo tons the test which shall dt eide weather a person shall be permitted tO vote. -hAll b,, first wheather the party k a qual fled tltCtur of Pima county; -ecund whether the party at the last gener election su ported tte Republican ti'kei. Precinct election officers are authorized to pr,p1-e thI- test and lf tue party desiring fO vOie does not reply m the affirmative. upon his honor, hIs vote may toe rrjec ed.
 A committee wa appointed tO select the inspectors and jud ,s ot election for 'he primaries, after which the meeting adjourned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

sfortus the afllrirl to l-4-Al-Al- l- 1'4 A-.NA A- MSS.
 The Doctor viii agree Co forfeit sI 0Os for s case undertaken not cured. he reason O ulaIy cannot get curcc of walkl-t- and th- ovc dlS- .-s.- I- oyy us Co Co com p.icutiur. called ft,c- IAIulsgHEA WIth HlTLEAESIHt-iA, iA, which rJIuirs. special treatment
 bR. LIEIIG'- lNyIuORNIuE. No -. with our pe- cuIIar spccIal treatment. I- tte guly cure for lFc~r gro ohEHEs. ry % haHlupd is restored and thr hand Of t.me moved back From afr 70 youth.
 If pimples appear on che face, if you become ll-rlt-- and ds-p pendent, iuok uut for the com pIcatlou win Ital Nrakuess and lU-s uf NItRl Iry known as FrI-ta'urrhrI- huuHirrt- O lives ! tav. bHru lost for tFr wuut uf proper treatment for thI7 cump.lcl.Iul. and tlou-.--,.s have lO-t all thsIr property and lisa-ure Iu ule from Its effects.
 Price of either iHylsoratoF, -. Case of SIX b.ttle-. Slg Sen, tU s1s address, covered eCurely from otseryurIou-
 pr. LiCbig si Co. trra- s1cce-sfuily by Eu- muopa hy evcry form pf SPECIAL, thlNAIE or tHEUNlt DI~ENSE without mercury or aau-eous drugs. lt vitaht I- d-aiurd from. the body numerous dl-as-e- follow tha' hsi'ir urii- n-ry medical treatment. lf aliuNe.! Geo continue the unnatural lo-- eau es tuusum p:Iofi, .ilIii"- tee ErIsht- Disease, Insanity -tC tUrc- s!ar .luteaI. Disease Df flH Eell- urlIlr. yr--.l7 s1ir-ys. liver and bladder -peClal trslfe,:. DIs- ENSE- OF woriEN -FEFuiI1 Cr-.rD.
 ouaii;i'd and Er>pon>tSi'. br. iiet.r A Co. from tTEOrE arc Ur--tifzN1 iu compliance ~jth the California Nethcsl Law. Diploma pro- cured bg regular college eduCatiuU, and are roS iu tteir uul,tsertt year ut speclat pracilrr.
 Meet powerful e-rCfrfc helt- free rU lHtlslf--
 To PlUvL THE WoNDTEFUL pUWs uf tle iN- NlGJitLiUh >- BuIrT.E oIvES u., ~ESI FlEs. Cru-u'tafrsr f--. and private.
 Cal or uI I.lrfaa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMONS

TS THE DtSIRiCt COURT Fr,.- | cI,l District Iu ,ha cUur,, .. t''' tuL tory of ArIzpna- .. ----- Conrad B-rzhofcr, plaintiff. .-s.--. D.. BsrIhOfer, d-.-nd4u.. Summon -'--s.' Action brought Iu tle Dt--rt-. .... Irst Juct iHl lI-trlct Iu and for -... ..- Pima. Iu The errItury of A-zsr.
 The Territory of AyIEoa4 son s- .--. lIdsa- Der h.ier. l1G a-a i...I .-.s and required Co apprrr Iu ar ..... -a- alstIu-J yDu hy the above I4-.aI D. ..... ---' District oar of t1s fIr-- ju....... .--..- ..a and Tor the C1uu O lua. an -.. Arizona ard answer h- cur.U. ...-- D.. tle clerk of thI- cuurf at lu--l. D. -.. -. ja copy of hlch com l-I1. a..a-. " summons within srut days ..g -s day vf srryIcrl af er tie service I... .v- ..- summons, fl -yrE d ru . I- cu.r... H.'- -'- .s out 0t the c'1u and VI uIu rl., ....--..- ..y 7. VI hIC hlrty dl. s, m H4t aF af ...- 70 -. -7- The boy cutit. action .- h ..1..... ..'.> Toe d. usut ar.' Crcra. Of r'a a.....-.- court di--niyiug The buu.;- uf r.--.... -'--- tutUrr and uuN existing httv..r .. me defendant thsrrIL, Iu to tr..i.I .- .-- Vorcr tLe above an cd plant u ar.. .. .-- a, hu-haI d aut wi'e
 And you are b. rrhy uOtitsi t-Hr 2 -..-.-. appear HE answer thH comp. 2. ...-t- uuirpd The D. iuuh wIll .rr.g ra ( .....s- the rcltef the-clu rUard-.i ar.l r. -- .-.r ~ uurseusut- iu thI- hetaG .Xr.....
 s----- Given under my ha. ..fr...... A-y,, tof sad D rIrt CuH-- .- I.......
 itth day of Juiy, {. N .-,.
 - '.S. JEt;IE.- ..-.
 ttte-t @ true copy;
 C.S.J. F.rUr> r.-. By J. A. ANDERSON. IT,. b,r.'.. ..U-