Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18
HAVE you heard from Ohio?

HAVE you heard from Ohio?
 TIE Buckeye crop is well ripened this year.
 ALL eyes will be buck eyes to- morrow.
 THs Democrats are taking their med icine ID broken doses, now.
 YESTERDAY was not a very cold day in Ohio; the weather was rather hue.
 IT required a yard stick, to measure the faces of Democrats last night.
 DEBORAH will sing tomorrow in Ohio. The Hamans will put on sactc'o+h and ashes.
 WE have ro douJt but Mr. Ouy
 - Q o.u,rnHv e,O-~s a~~ ,~s' .a.a nave made a good supervisor some thirty or forty years ago.
 TnE total voie of Ohio Is nearly Soa.cO0: it IS believed flat 725,00O vote viii be polled in tha, State to-day.
 MANSFIELD. Handy aud Teitsworth a'e gaining strength Vlth the people ever day. They are tle men to manage tL ths affairs of the county.
 SAMPSON Is making d successful can vass in the county. lie has met mar. old friends, and has made many nev ones. His chances for being onr next HacorFer ara most excellent
 TIE Star even goes so far as to fin' fault with Mir. Blaine, because h subscribed S1.000 to the Garfield monu meut fund, and paid it. T. will mex ind fault with him for paying has grocery bill.
 c. W BEowS, one of our candidates for the legislature, left yesterday for Las Vegas. New Mexico. In the mean tune his friends will not forget to put a good word in for Brown. He will make an excellent member of the lower houre
 THE Star has arrived at the conclu- sion that George Washington made as good President as inc country ever had" The mos, backs" wlll be sui- prised to learn that there was one good President who was not Q Democrat.
 (. C. STEPHENS, who returned from Tombstone yesterday, reports that the Republican meeting at that place last Saturday evening was a grand success. The Republicans of Cochise county promise a mce little majority at the coming election
 IN the excitement Of tLe campaign, We should not overlook the importance of electing good justices of the peace and good constables. Messrs. Meyer, Scott and Patterson for the former, and Lucas and Brady for the latter. All good and deserving men.
 IT Is now generally conceded that l.. B. Pomroy will be elected Probate Judge of Pima county. The more Peo- pie discuss the qualities and fitness of MT. Pomroy for the place the stronger be becomes with the people. Competent and worthy officers is what the people are looking after this year.
 TIE edItor of the Baltimore Tribune, an Irish-American, offers $500 reward for the names of twelve reputable Irish American citizens of Baltimore who will vote for Cleveland, the standard bearer of the British free-trade policy of England" There are l2,0G0 Irish American voters in Baltimore.
 TEE silly talk Of the Star about Paul, Tor not hunting up murdecers Tor Cochise coua... will not injure hIm much in Pima county. That journal pretenGs to fud much fault with Paul for going out ot the county in the In- tercst of Wells, Fargo X Cc., but Wants him to go out of the county in the in- terest of Cochise county. Such in- consistency must have great effect upon men who have no powers of reason ing.
 No MAN on the Republican ticket stands better than Thomas Hughes for Treasurer. The electors of Pima county should bear 1T mind that Le is no rela- ton to Fred Hughes, the Democrat. who IS running for Joint Councilman. Don't get the names confounded. Thomas Hughes Is one of the solid bus iness men of Pima county. Vote for Thomas Hughes for Treasurer and scratch Fred Hughes name for Coun- c!lmau.
 JUDGE SIILwELL. who has just re- turned from California via the northern part of the Territory. had the pleasure of hearing c. c. Bean deliver a speech m Mohave county, cn the political questions that m4sl concern Arizona. He brings the cheering news that Col. Bean IS making vigorous canvass, Is q good speaker, anl that he is much more popular with She people in Mo- have and Yavspai counties than h1s op- ponent Colonel Head. Colonel Besn will be in Tueso ext Thursday, and address the citizei,s oi Tucson, on wlich occasion we have 70 .louot he will lay some important facts before the peoi le.