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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
DEEDS.

r F Tally, Dolores Tully, his wife. Estevan Ochos, Altagracia Ochoa, his wife and ; R De Long to SamI Huches. the property known as the Russ House m the city of Tucson.
 William S Oury and Ynez c Oury 10 Chan I'm Wo, lot No. 1, in block ISS. in the city of Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Application No. 3GS for Patent for Ii
 Christmas Mining Claim.

UNIrED STATES LAS1 0Frs- ' To SON, ARIZONA. Arrll 's. l-,t | NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AtL ! ~ adder Mckay. whose pu,tohc- ali-a-. | lucson. Pima county Arizona. las q. a ..--. | plca.IOu for pa Cut s. ~ 4.slr f.r-t rr -. l Christmas nine OF vein. bearing u....--. a surface ground -t0 feet iu wiuJh. -itJ.lfrl - .4 OId Hat msutns district, cnuHiy of l.ual .-. le rIt. " af n. Ou-. aI d de=lcuateti tr tts.. notes and official plat on ble h. tl.- 0-i-. a . N" Il m -ald .ls-rlct, saId lot No. q bs,-s a follow, Co Mt:
 Bel,iLnine gt hs initial monsmcut at .- mort ma cpn,er of Claim. st a pHst tzs .-t. n mound of stone. marked 70 l. v tH. |. = mIne.al mOHumg n So. IT., Old Hat d, l.t. be1rs N sO4s deg. S56 fec >'aut
 Thence 141l ,eg. F SOU feet Co location -1- rment at NE corner of claim. al a Io-t ir m hes m m n 1f stores, marked = .-
 Thence ? deg F I.S-s feet Co SE c1,l- 2 claim St 2 pos X; inches m mound oi SD. ma' ked 'C. No g.
 IIence 3 siil deg. W sOO feet to location a. ument at sOdtherly end center of clam @ oak tree S mel e in diameter, IaaI Iked ca l--- si,le 'N No. b"
 Theacs ; "a deg. W S01 feet to w co-re- cl tI.n, a. post iXI inches in a mound Co. st--- marked 't' No. d.
 Thence \ d. z. W s6l feet to location nor, -.eut st NV corner of claim. 9; e Lost x. .ll-' n a mOurd cf E ones. maIked C. co o..
 Thence \ liai deg. T. 3-0 feet tO monument z- post, 'C. |. M NO. l. Liece of bec1uEiut.
 Variation. IS deg. .Oj min. l.. Total ares cam 4s O acre.
 his claim K located Oa unsurveycd land tho nor -ioi of the Santa CafalIn.. m, un' .s-' Plnal county, Arizona, az d rhs location no Iss e, ricd Ir the Hec rg!er's office of piru. cou.- AT .zoEs. m book |. is cOris O. Mines, psse -L
 Aty ard al ItrsnI-s c @ minl, aJVerseiy "a, p"tuCn of said Chf,stmas mine or su.l ground ai e required 70 ne their adverse cla.- with he kegIs,cr of ths United Ststes | . Zee, gt tucson. Ar'zona, during the slxty t4 ptriCd of publication tCereOf or they VI barred by VI. tus of the provisions of the s,4 ute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then NIT. LELAND has recommeuleI AYERS SAEsArARILLA in many similar eases, and he has never yet heard Of i,s iai.- ure 10 effect a radical cure.
 Some years ago one Of N.r. LrLAND's farm laborers bruised his leg. Owing Co the bad state of his blood, an ugly scrotu,ous swelling or lump appeared on thg injured limb. Iiog- rible itching of the skin, with burning and dlrting pain through tie lump. made hio almost intoierable. The leg became cEor- molsly enlarged. aal running ulcers formed, dischl-giHg great quantities of c-tsen..iy offensive matter. No e. atmeut was e any avail until tIc man, Ly lir. LrLIND's aisgc- ton. was surp.icI with AVrE's SNT~ArN- RILLN. which alIay.l tlse raiu aiI irritation, healed the sores. removed the swelling, end completely restored thc limb Go u~e.
 Mr. LELAND has personally used
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

It Is hereby oriercd that tho foregoing ro'i' Of a plicati n for patent be prbiisaad for '- perIud of ten cOu>ecutIy ye weeks m th. Az ZU, C. rIzE'. a weekly rewsg aper putlishei at Ia. son, ma county, \. T.
 BeN. M. THOMAS Regs,er First publication. ApIil .6. lSsI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

The above sale is hereby postponed u7t- pcs da, Jane 2, lest at the same hour a1d place. Dated TCcsOa, Nay g. l-s4.
 k. II. PAUL. sheri1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

The above safe is hereby postponed uu-. N ur,iHy. .darch 29, l5-i, at th" same boar .- place, R. H. PAUL, lasr-- la ei T.cson, March 1, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
GEuIITI-LIZTu lIIi:--TI.L-L----I---II

Teu the clI-ld-en Co cut out and save the GOTHIC silhouette Iictlges as tLey appear from iszus co issue TECy w-I l. Iil-s5I El-- .-s eJ--r--oa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
WARREH LELAND,
Largest Hotel EnterITiseS

whom everytoiy knows as the successful rtart,rer oF aha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

The aNOva ssle is hereby postponed n r', ,- a day. ai 9. Issl. tt tho same hour and pace
 E. II. PAUL. Shs-i1. Dated Tucson. March 2s. I-ss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Proposals for Beef Cattle.

HrArQUARIEEs DrP ET1IENT -F tRIZoNA. OPTIC tu.EE O1IlIIs-AEY CF SUBsIsT NCE, MLtPP-E EAG.t-.s, lLEs, err. d. IT..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

ln addition to the account published
on Saturday in reference to the arrest
OF Fitzpatrick s. McGurgsn, the at.
scondiug contractors, the following al
ditional particulars are given The
man arrested with Fitzpatrick i'll Nor
ristowu proved to be james Allen, TIE
third uan implicated in the theft
NJ caael McGurgan, the other con
tractor, went on a spree with his share
of the spo..s, and getting drunk was ar
rested at the Fails of Schuylkill, Pa,
AMI locked up. He had in his posses
sion 81 PSI, a gold watch and arevolver
while Fitzpatrick, at the time of his ar
rest, had 81 900. NJ cGurgan had lear
iug'before Magistrate Smith and wa
held in 81 0Oc bail for a further hearing
to day. William B. Carsweil, accoru
panied by officer Marques, went Il
Norristown on Saturday, in order Il
induce Fitzpatrick to return peaceabi,
or deliver up the money, but be refuses
both requests and the party returne'
empty-handed.
B. Frank Richardson, the divisio
engineer, has gone to Harrisburg to 81
cure requisition papers for the return q
the men. The former employees OF tn
road, who we're thus victimized, ar
still excited and have made no reply t
the railroad company, whether or ne
they will resume work. Should they stl
refuse another force will be put on III
der the protection of q Sherif's POS,
and should this be done trouble Is feal e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

The Asbury NJ. I. Society held 3
regular weekly meeting on Satul
night, at which one OF the finest
grams they have ever given was
dered. Miss Carver, Miss Marvel,
Novel; and j. j. McMullea, A. But
James Robertson and James McDoI
each read and essay on the seven 4
ders OF the world.
alt 10 hard TO discriminate when al
so well, bat we thought that Miss
yer, Miss Marvel aud Nj. Burke
especially fine. While the essay
the ladies' were clothed with i1o
that WAS both clear and beautiful,
of the gentlemen were equally as
prehensivs, and brought Quit eep
thought, which showed an eafnes
OF endeavor TO do their best. ltsoY
them had been read better 1t
have been a decided improvement
a certain gentleman could attest
would put his pride III his poc.e'
his glasses ON his nose. The A.
Society have q very efficient boar
Curators, who are determined u
their programs instructive ~
entertaining. The absence Oh
tends TO make it dull at ume
understand they have a musical
tor. Perhaps he thinks music Oh
importance, but ifhe does IT'S a m's
The critics report is alwaysaa INV
ing feature of the es ening
noticed there was IN unn
large audience, aud all seemed pig
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
mos.

Karl Specht has retained H. G. Tur-
ner ~ coun rel. 70 enter suit against
Francis 6cheu, editor Of the Erie Presse,
Tor Islander, with damages laid at &c..
900.
An adjourned meeting OF Tie Grand
Divissou, q, of T. OF Delaware, will
be held In tie room of Morn ing
Star Division, 8. Oft, McClary build.
ing, this evening.
The Rev. d.. Nixon and wife will be
rendered q reception at the Central
Presby terrain church tomorrow even.
ing. they having just returned from
Europe.
Levi c. Bird. Esq., and William q.
SprnAnce, Esq, will spe ak at Repub.
lican mass meeting At the Opera House
tomorrow (Tuesday) evening.
Tie Committee on assoc lated chart.
ties will meet this evening in room No.
IA, Institute building.
A forty 'hours' devotion was begun in
st. MsRy's church yesterday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

LONDON Oct. 81 "A monster
demonstration in favor OF me ao'|
Of the House Of Lords was hela ~
Park to-day. Over one hunu's'
sand persons were present .
procession, with flags, banll g N
marched through the princIpa' ~ "
The marchers groaned "hi'e NJ
the headquarters OF various wi
tive clubs at the West End. . ..a
Many banners were di'p'na. a.
ing such inscriptions as p ors
The Lords r. ami :" The LpFas az
uents Of Civil and Religious
and must be Abolished J" ..,n
Speeches were delivered ,sOI
platforms. Miss Jessie ofa's ons
known agitator, presided a. ,s Us
platforms. Resolutions "e'I Io1
d &c ariug that the HOUSE ~ ouoh2
dangerous and useless, ana Jun mi
abolished. NJ speeches were Of
any members Of the HOUSE
mons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
ssvsn Wonders eess~e World.

- DT<~u1O O6u0a
J. One OF the most novel interesting and
instructive entertainments vet siveu
BY the Asbury Mutual Improvement
Society was that Of Saturday evening.
nj which time large audience vas
prrsent all Of whom, were highly elsted
over the varied program presented.
The most prominent feature OF the en-
tertainment WAS the reading Of papers
relating 10 the seven wonders OF the
world, which were given o. follows :
T" The Pyramids of Egypt" George
Carver The PbAros OF Alexsn.
dria. Miss Ella NOVEL; +" Walls ana
Hanging Gardens Of Babylon" Miss
Ella M. Marvel "The Temple OF
Diana 1t Ephssus Jermsn J. McMul.
len; 80 The Statue Of the Oiympiau
Jupiter" Asbury Burke; "Ths Mau.
soleum." James Mcdowell "Ths
Colossua OF Rhodes" james ". Robert
son. " London Bridge" Interpreted
with the reading Of the above we're .
number Of solos and chorus<s, one OF
the most pleasing being tho sol . rem
dered by Mica Ella Novel;.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

The surviving veterans Of the First
Delaware Battery held largely at.
tended meeting on Saturday evening in
the McClary building for the purpose
Of effecting q permanent organization
that will bring the members more In
contact with each other. An organ
ization was effected by the election OF
the following officers President, l..
ID. Campbell Vice President, X. G..
Turner; Secretary, j. p. Blythe
Treasurer, Park Mason Executive
Committee, Robert Liddell, John I.
Healey and K. g. Turner. The organi.
zation decided to meet on the last Bat
urday Of each month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
Drank ana DisorderIy.

Charles Dougherty and James Nor.
ton engaged in q drunken fight yester.
day at Second and Lombard streets,
when they were forced to leave that
vicinity. They then repaired to the
oyster wharf, where another fight was
inaugurated and quite q lively tnssel
ensued. Officer Viokers was notified
when he Immediately repaired to the
scene and arrested the would.be pugi-
lists. They were given q hearing be-
fore Judge Cummins this morning,
when fine of So and costs were Inn
posed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
Legalixed Robbery,

Quigley & Mullen, Wholesale grocers
OF this city, recently entered suit in the
Kent county court against Jonathan
w. Shallcross for goods sold him.
Tho defendant got out of pay ing for the
same, by pleading the I" infant act, I"
passed In 1852, chapter 40, which reads
That an infant can take out license
to trade. provided he first got an order
OF the court, directing the clerk to
issue the license, and infants are re
sponsibla for all contracts entered into
while engaged In trade under such II
oense In the same manner ~ adults y
The question naturally arises 10 moi
this legalized robbery?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

The Main Comedy Company, under
the management of Henry b. MAIN,
will give seven performances at the
Grand Opera House, commencing Tues
day evening, November 4th, Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons, and
each evening during the week, present
ing =" Our Boys" tho first three nights,
and Pink Dominos" The last two, al
the low admission of twenty cents
This is the finest company that ever
appeared here at those prices. The com
Pany comprises the best people In tn
dramatic profession
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
RIBBONS.

We show the largest line ofthese
goods this side OF \ ew York and
rot only have all the nsw color
ings, but also the lowest prices.
We offer the celebrated Italian
Ribbons at prices of inferior
goods.
9 Satin & GrosGrain Ribbons at 2oc I'd
|i6 {" 29c. yd
At the recent New York auc
ton sales we secured large line
of Blankets. We oner
A good Colored Blanket for 7Jc. pair.
d" - l04 White 81 a pair.
liza White s. SO pair.
We have others at such low
prices as to sell the goods at
sight.
We have a very choice line of
Dress Goods comprising all G
new Plaids. Ottomans, Colo ed
and Black Cash1 ere Mourning
Goods. A large variety and at
very low prices.
In Cloaks we offer rare bar.
gains. The season La, ing been
backward Tor heavy winter gar
ments, and as we made arrange
ments for an early trade we are
over-stocked, and in order to re.
duce stock, VIC wi sell them at
prices that are considered che zap
at the regular closing out Janu-
airy sales They are all new and
choice goods, and of the latest
designs. We offer
50 Ladies' Jackets at 1918, worth
q 90
100 Ladies' Newmarket Coats at 1915,
| worth 80 90.
100 ladies' Newmarket Coats at 81. 90
! 80 Ladies' Newmarket Coats at 81. 90
worth $1,000
IS Ladies' Plush Trimmed Do.maul
at $3.50, v orth, $1,000.
ii rs Ladies' Stockinette Paletots a.
Sl2 10, worth $500.
i In addition We have an elega
line of Jersey Newmarkets, Jer.
8 lsey Jackets, Dolmans. Russian
Circulars, Paletots, at remai ka
i bly, low prices in all grades, from
81 to $40 each. There is an i i
. mense assortment and they ar,
J. going to b sold cheap.
~ We are now repaired to ak,
garments of all kinds to order
We have secured competent cut
i tiers, and can now n AXE Mt shoi
81 no'ice any; hirg thst is wanted
4 We have u dice line of C.0al
u in s, Back and Colore 5 Tx
r and dress materials Of all kind
to select from, and can guarantee
! Ipe feet satisfaction.
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Flf I'll EDITION
A FAverahlo D.x,..

The fair, under tho an,n,o
Weccacoe Steam Fire Epvins C Oh Y
ny, opened In the main nne Cong
ans',.ute building on SATURDAY. ev y,
s rno was attended by fully e0G ' n"
me OBJECT OF the fair is 10 rat petsop
Ivt snc erection ofa new epvina 'unI
OF which this Company ~ sn hou}
need. The First Regiment Rs U aad
present ut the opening and %i.awq
some excellent music which scoufs
desired eject of Increasing m. naa
nncei lne tables are not all ti,,sd
put those that were in readinssa
business were tastefully decoraisS' :
ussIui ana fancy ARTICLES. and h.
gay or tuesday evening the fair w W
10 fuil operation. Az the A. WI
are, ~ . general thing, univs, .add
vorites With both sexes The s ELSA,
VIII no doubt prove snccsa nefps
tables are all presidtd ovsr Ln
.nd dlligent workers, all Of whom ~
understand how To catch All I0 r,. ~
Tor q chance on the many artic,ss
played. AT the first table wht..
presided over by Mrs. Marv ~,
oeii and assisted by a number ~ Ua
IAdles, Is noticed = handsome ~! !v
furn iture, Q ehot gun, china "a. s su.
and othsr useful articles tooo, Ta oei
handsome 500 gold watch vi
Vii DC contested for by Sergeant RI
purn and Zerby. Among tbs u,
conspicuous articles at this tah,s
novel picture, just received from NJ
co, the tints and colors of Witch
made up OF vari colored feather
Table No. Z is in charge NJ
Shields and number OF ladv
ants. Here may be seen a In, ., A y.
tnIe, such ~ chairs, tables a lon
dishes, vases, handsome ANN
iady's toilet BET, lady's pold
and numerous other article.
watch IL TO be voted for, the con,
ants being Mrs. Grubb and Mr.. n.
Mis- Welsh presiies over table n,
and with her assistants will do All
their power towards the succes.
fair. Among the principal fss,urd
this table Is large exhibit Of furuItl
Including . parlor set of seven mia
10 lsdy's gold watch and a peLtl,m
silver watch. a large mirror, marbs
table, parlor stove, chinaware, Mani
etc. Table No. 6, Miss NIary
tingham In command, is nicely an,
ed, upon which may be sen AMI
painting, a breech loading .ho,
rngs, quilts, marble top table.
many other articles.
Mary Mahoney, Mary Garner
Maggie Hasson have charge f,bs
treatment table, where all kinds ..
things can be secured. The most
tractive table is that run by a W
OF fortune, and In charge OF MID
Walsh. The holder OF each ID
number, as the wheel revolves. is ID
the privilege of selecting any az
from the table, which is loaded
gloves, silk handkerchiefs and
articles OF gentlemen's wear, togo
with large display Of pipes, tob|
and cigars. The fair will I've contir
two weeks, and everybody is invite
end their assistance in helping
adde's TO procure new engine nd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
nj. Sci en- Moetipg.

A protracted meeting has been in progress
for tbs last two weeks at Mt. Salem N r.
church, under the charge Of Rev. JoseIh Z.
Smith. Several persons, heads Of families
and others have been converted and have
united with the church on probation. Yes-
terdsy morning vas tho annual missionary
day, and MIS-. L. II. Stevens made an inter
estipK address. Tho " Woman at the Well"
last night, Meetings will be held on tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. when II will be
determined whether the protracted effort will
be prof. 'nged
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
Pyle ( Lichtenstein,
N 2l6 MARKET STR EET.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

There are few stores in this
city that are showing the elegant
variety of Cloaks, Dress Goods,
Silks, Fancy Goods, Ribbons and
Trimmings that we do, and there
is NJ one offering the sans at
such wonderful low prices. We
must make the best of the limited
space before us, and would ask
you to read carefully the special
items we mention, as We have
some rare bargains.
We offer 5 pieces Of Elegant
Black Gros Grain Silk st 81. a
yard, which would be considere
elegant value at $l.37a a yard.
100 dozen Ladies' 3.Button
Kid Gloves at SOC. a pair, in all
the new shades. They are cheap
at 81 a pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

TURNER-on the 27th inst, M. Turner, in
the 09th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family ane In.
vttcd to attend the funeral services on Wed
nesiay afternoon 1T = o'clock, 10 leave tho
house, 1t 70l Washington street. Thursday
morning at 7.<b O'Clock 10 proceed 10 the r.,
W. h u. n. h. depot.
SULLlvAN-On october Goth, 1854. Patrick
sullivan. ageI Is years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late resio cnoe, an North
Jackson street on Thursday, October 30th
ut $50 O'Clock. . m. High mass ut ST. Psui's
church. lnterment at Cathedral lem tery .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
opera House Temperance Meeting

Another temperance meeting was
held In the Opera House on Sunday
afternoon, under the auspices OF the
Women's Christian TEN perance Union.
kev. Or. Il. b. Cook presided and Rev.
G. w. Prettyman opened the r.eeting
with prayer. Samuel p. Goodwin, Prssi.
dent of the Franklin Reformatory
Home, Philadelphia, made an eloquent
speech, detailing some very interesting
incidents in connection with the Home,
OF which he has charge, and the great
need of legislation TO abolish the liquor
traffic
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

The celebration Of the be. c ceutHD
Sir Moses Montitio rev wa of the
States. kilograms re IONS ip the
s gepo.s s q. New YORK, pn a,sS,ap,
barre barre. P.nua RiG aa1a%pSis' TEN
burg, Virr ma
and other cl.leS'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27
Attention, Republicans.

Colonel A. H. Grimsbaw will ad-
dress public meeting to be held at the
head uarters of the Blaine and Logan
Veteran Cub in the second story OF the
Seeds building. on Fourth street below
French, on Wednesday evening next at
o'clock upon the Know Notbingism
in the Democratic party and who stole
the school funds o the State of Della
ware. All are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

The Third street market house, located
ut Third and King streets, and owned
by James Bradford, is about to pas.
into the control of q stock company
formed principally of butchers, who have
bargaiued for the purchase OF the prop.
erty for 1876, 900. Its understood tina,
the stock has all been subscribed fol-
with the exception OF 50, 600, which viii
no doubt soon be- taken. With proper
management there Is TO reason why the
place cannot be- made a. profitable d
either Second or Eighth street markets
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renehers' lns IN,

of ne New s9 cas'is c %ss.Ssy., %,l, ~
Newark, on weber hsr. 18TH 2o9
s sna fi Every stIol, I !. S %slin'h,a~
state Superinten.un'innv, ure a Prq
others int rested to 'nS"'
IN Getting.
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Cosgressman Lors's Team Q ,ols.

While Congressman Chas. b. Lore
was engaged In addressing n Demo
cratic mass nesting at Rising Sun ON
Saturday evening, somebody stole his
team, pair OF black mares, attached to
. doctors buggy. Mr.. Lore was CON-
PEELED TO return TO town by way OF the
street cars The team was abandoned
and the carriage badly demolished. 1t
was fonnd Sunday morning by John r.
alker, who resides near Seventh and
Rodney streets, In front Of his house.
The thieves have not yet been arrested
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-27

their danger, and thus may the lives OF
our citizens be preserved and the com.
munity vt large be protected from such
accidents ~ We have had 70 chronicle,
by the gross negligence Of the aforesaid
company.