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All cases of weak or lamo back, back
&C e, rheumatism, etc., will find relief
by wearing one OF Carter,s smart Weed
ana Bellaponna Backache plasters.
Price y cents. F'0' o
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~ the 81. George; j. w. Duron, Cor
s''an% r. WILDER Borden, ST. Louis;
., =, Miller Mansfield; Il. NJ. Hlc1s =.
s'e' ~ A. Evans, Fort Worth; ID. Ii.
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County Court,

COL E' G' Bower assumed yesterday
the duties of his Office as county Judge.
lie made few predatory remarks to the
our on taking his scat, aud then pro.
act business.
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Those Complaining

Ah"rc complaining
OF sore throat or hoarseness should use
Browns Bronchial Troches. The effect
IL extraordinary, particularly when
used by singers and speakers for clear.
ing the voice.
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hOit nAhh-tAItM ~ DALLAS CO.
or To rent for money. Two hum
dreJ aod eighteen acres, one ami a hnlt
mites west ~ hcGa,urua; rich, blacl, land
Wel. Improved ia tine state OF cultivation.
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Ladies In search of bargains in millin-
cry goods would do well To read sanger
bros.' advertisement aud call there nj
once. Nv
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MY love, what magic spell il thrown
Upon your faces is charm | own.
w hence came tuy pure amt nearly teeih
my roy ilps9 Thy ierhmed brrnthY
sue Id, In accents sweet and clear.
Ills only SO1odlnt, my doAr,,'
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Attest: w.E.PARRy. G; S serre,,ry "yor'

4 ~ DhuINANIE EoTABLiaHiNG AM
city of Dallas ~ '"'
,,. BE Il ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Dallas:
SECTION /. That there shall be and Is
hereby established and ordered built mud
maintained the following additional district
sewer In the cry OF Dallas, to.wit; A dis
trct lateral sewer inches In diameter. Of
Vetrlnei clay pipe circular ir form, hci ween
commerce and Main streets, underground
rom Murphy 10 Sycamore street, and from
Jefferson To Martin street; thence east ON
commerce TO Murphy street, to be laid at
such depth and grade as shall be directed hy
the Cdy Engineer, aid made to connect wiih
the mnln public sewer in Murphy street. The
eoSt thereof he paid 10y the property own
p, SEC. ?. That all blocks between Main and
commerce streets from Jefferson street 10
Murphy anu al blocks from Sycpmorc In
Murphy str, ct between Main ard Commerco
9re'herc made respectively separate sewer
districts. '~"''
sEC, j. That all the provisions, reoulre-
mcntS ana penalties heretofore adopted nv
ordinance tn reference to the sewers If said
GUY shall he IN force and govern the sewers
hereby established MS far asapplicnble,
SEC; l. That this ordinance take effect
from IT, pas aye
Approved Oct, :, 1881.
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FOR RENr-

TOR hENr-A NICE COTTAGE or 3
Il large rooms, near corner OF iAcific ave
mo- pnd Live VAk sire god underground
ct I'm and p1mp ON galary; ward mli OF fruit
trees an grape-vin's. Apply ut l07 Live
YAK street. no25-tr
ITO REN1-BONK Nj LOnGING
4 for twog ntlcmen In II n cclv furnished
room ana oouhle beu q. 40 month, each
payable IN advance; also rny board for soy.
eral gen lemon ot I5ui cr week, invariably
~ uuN"h'e. No. 'i3 Pacific nvtnu. II 2-lt
'ok BOARDING Ap ny Al 725lS MAIN
I ST. a 81 room furnished n'Sl-it
ENokhEN t-t. 4 lSuED NOnNiS WITH
Il or without board, vt ~ Pate sor I'VE.
L'OE hENl-FANN AND GIN. THREE
4 miles east q Dallas; uU acrcS In cultiya-
non Nd llu IN grass. Apply to A. OYSTER.
nAcll, lig6 Ensl Elm st, " nc2l.;t
tWi RtN l-FRuM FHE T. TRSTOr IAN
- uary, the llrst-cla on front two story
u ur SS ,o"i,J'ng, 20 ct fro T., now
80 hilh streets is ~ ote OF the
est business stands in tue city of Dallas;
w"u divide the storrs, | desirable. To suit
Mn,,ers' pnly to RICHARD COIN, OK
slNln 81 eel, nold-lm
l.'ult kENr-BI THE SOUTHWEs,
s LAND COMPANY, 10. Main street.
W. Il llUi POLK street, 3-ru m houses, 81;
.Up' Wood strceu corn, frvay, brick ,ouSv,
ruon, s: corner RIOS. avenue and Ger
,'''''t'N ~ WIN nNNhN nt nhll, Nlns va
llarwood street, uor'h of branch. l.p,oii
hou g, Sl0i lM Commerce street h-ruom
houSe, 80; l0h WOud street, SIS; HlghlRu
street S-room noNsc, $40; corner CNdlg and
linrWuol' @-room houses 3; jefferson street,
p'1 NNl --,,uiN nous 4, ~; ear FarGruund,
1-rNutu mousse. So nngslu
LNuR RENT-TNO Mill FIRNlshG Sd
Il rooms, with board, suitable for family
~ 9Sl Commerce NJ Rat!. room IN cunncc.
hor w.tn muse noiitf
L Oh NENi-flN NtIh-. q uN, 40
klm street 2'Nst, lglasS front, With hucN
NHlN ana stNblc NttuChest uOutlQ2 On luU,ho
NNtuuri cattu thV best locut toms iur grocery,
N'S t'" so. drug StvrV iuthc city Fur tvtnis
npmN o. y onl,S,e, uolS IN
lNpN y Nt.-s 500 ~. .,utM u'l Sc,
ivW 40 house, lsnu and nine uoro>, ot
iIo's ~ uuc; ouc mt utc| wink ofSIrc. ear.
Apply to GEORGE H. pLow MAN, iOi Main
strete. nullt1
lcOR RGNr-uNE FURNISHED ERuN,T
room, ~ Elm ~ Nr M
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All Forms of pnrnIvsis-

with loss of vital and nerve power
cured by Giles Iodide Amonia Iini,
ment Sold by all druggists. Trial
bottles D cents.
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w A HID NDhIB - T0 ,.,.--d
,Ie, o 'hai lh'ey can buy the very GpS.ft 0w
oweriUog sST9b SeS ld g5ape Vines Shade treos
p,p@nt out ees, furnish Gne red gray ,l We
"n Slo ~, MAKE Wuh5s d luwn,, an do lay
NV NJ I l,Rd cap galdcning .. Box 10 ia gen
Cedar Sp n H HTsg, nan 9d Fruit Grower
house. ""''u Court
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undovel oped

PARTS OF tho .4ur .an Scdy Enlarged ncscl-
oped and sh.igi Iened,p ktc.. IL an ntotpst-
fuply To Inquiries We viii cay that ,htrn n 40
evidence ul hulnbut Rhoat HIS. N The cone
trAry ine advertiser sfa Nery hil AS indcesd,
inhfessed persOns mAy stl ~ sleu cifruln,s
slediessl Co., T.. %. bnN ElS, " 4fsalo,N. G.--rp.
tn.io kvenins nea
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he Atmo.n,,cre ori.av.

~ pure, sweet breath. This desidera.
,uul II one OF The results Of using Soln-
nlut, when not only invigorates aud
p.rse, YES tue teeth, but renders tho
montli rs fragrant as u rose.
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Medicine Chest in Themselves.
fenson's Capcina Porous Plasters re-
man unequaled rs n general household
medicine. Clean, quick, sure.
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AA} ANtEL--A sSM III, IA VIZ, lnoz5'3t
~ 1000 acres Address, stat, n'2VO To
improvements ana price, CoGIlnII. '2' lion
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"spalding's Glue, handy about tho
house, mends everything. N
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A-tcst w. Il PARRY. city -rrretniv.

\ n OhDlNALUE AMENDING SECTION
Oh an ordinance establishing and pro-
Nidng Tor the building, repairing and keen
lllh c't"n al side walks and cutters in the
Guy III l'Aiias, approved NOV. y, 1880,
SEtTioN |. BE It ordalupd By the Citv
Nouhol "l the city Of Dallas, TINT section OF
tue du0Ne entitled ordnance, approved Nov
y lNN'i Nc amended SO as to read as follows.
'.clph l-lhat hereafter all sidewalks in the
wy oi Ddllas on streets or p rliOns Of streets
Nhl'h nave been eNed or that have been
ordered paved, shall he constructed Of good,
htIu' smooth OF dress ed stone or artificial
otyht. HSphalt compositions, sidewalks on
aIttIH or pOrii' ms Oi streets not 'aveh or
oiue ca paved. shall be constructed only of
. 'od, hnid smooth or dressed store, artificial
Su"he, oflcK, asphalt composition, or FOOD
nara gravel, ald At least iiNe inches ia thick.
hessi provided that the City Council may i'm
liS ul'c'tunn permit persons to use wooden
material on any street or portion of a street
Ous'ue tue IRE limits and that are moi
paved or ordered paved. All curbInp and
gutter IN The City OF Dallas shall be en-.
slructed either of good, hard smooth or
iTeSsrd stone, or artificial stone. provided
that hetri pine, cypress, or oak lumber NAV
pt used ON any street or portion of a street
outslhe OF the IRE limits, where the same has
MOI beeh PAVED or ordered paved ANY per-
son or persons Violating the provisions o
Ihis section shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
ucheahor, and upon conviction In the Nav
orN Court snail br fined in any sum not less
IMAM zen nor more than one hundred dollars
sec =. Ihat this ordinance take effect from
ulu hitef us passag aud publication
Approved October 8, 1891
-
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.-.. W l.. CABELL, Mayor.
a true COW: w. u. PARRY. CItv EnnrEi -

A BILL TO BE ENrITLED-AN OKDIe
- rance TO provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
fEcrloS BE II ordained by the Council
OF we tlty OF Dallas, That thcre shall be or
shni2pd under the superIntondnuce a. the
MhSnr a volunteer company to be styled The
tlre Police, To consist Of not Less than Thi~.
teth nor t'ere than nny-two men, over the
usv w. risutty' YEARS. said company, when
on unly' .haH a. c, Nmaudcd 10y the Mayor,
assisted 10y a sergrp cHch snuoi az
WE'VE private, the sergoanis TO De- c.ectsJ
ny majority vote Of the company, ana iu
serve Inr one Eenr-nl, vecaucl,s Il he filled
nS company election for the GneNpitcd trrti
Serstuts chO II for new Sounds nf or Tho
nlN e,tc ION shah serve only Tor The remnIn.
DER 81 tht year, go that the annual clcctlon
inrNu Shali be M the same time. In ease of
Ne nnseh'e OF any sergeant at ne he
mayor may appoint nom The members of
h.ssqGhu Hsuhstitute Tor the time being Al
utcs lht serYt;,uts shall he dlStiuuuisLcd Inv
,Ne Wnrds, "S. rpeupt No. 90" and the prjyntrs
~ the words Fire Police" worn in black
tuers ph white hat or cap bands,
sec 2. That The duties uisald rOmpnnv shall
eNlehu to everything connected with fires nnt
pcr.elllng To the regular fire department. a
portion may he detailed by the Mnvor. mn.
WI tuv command ola sergeant or sergeants.
vs. me case may he, to serve as n nolIce FOR
Ihe protection Of property, to prevent tho
inlerheddllng or Intrusion of persons mt
OclonIi' Ia The fire department nor to The
P reIn,Ncs ON nrc or endangered by the re; 10
hrrest SUSPECTED persons at fires or persons
mSudlys with movable property; to carry
ou, gools or other moveable property and
secure them, and generally to do nil tbot
may De deemed by the Mayor, or officer i'm
coJlillnd, uecessa y for the protection and
SnietNot persons and property ut fires
set, J. That whenever thirteen or moro
volunteers shall be enrol c the Mayor shnll
organize them Into one or more souads.
hen 80 organized they may make such
rules ami regulations for their government.
not consistent with this ordinance, rs they
muy dccn proper The squads and sargpnnts
sh1ll We Numbered one, two, three aud four,
ana inc sergeauts shall take rank In the
same orter or seniority At company meet.
luss The Mayor, fprescnt Shull preside; OH.
efwiSe the senior sergeant present
- L nat said company may adopt any
uniform they may prefer, To he worn on Other
o'cpNuns man fires, Nnd may hold their
nv. 'uES IN the City Hall nj any time when
session. - ~
sec . That this ordinance shall take effect
ana he IN force from aud after It's passage,
Approved October 10, ISL.
A,,..,, w, J.. CABELL. Mayor.
Ntrsf. W. " Parry. Git, Socr,.I orv
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" ANTED--A FEW MORr pr,--,y -, Il
So rn wa I,, AZ the santa Fe House So fEs
dated. the iGSGil lf"ssSat ges aedomSa9od
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TRUSTEES sALE.

% ADVERTISERS Lower rates for nd
,Eeilsing IN ~ good uewspl paf, sent ircc
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NY Eyer okcr should try "Little Jo-
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UN8 DI

,,WWlltnn, eAeh number or u MOREsTiS
size fashionable Pattern OF any size mr. s,v, n
selSteu, m King twelve patterns during In,
~ OF vnreo nVrr s. hrside, IN. mosi nor.
sreh,grta ninR aud usef llnlpgnslno Slnrio
NphaonRsr, II Eas 18th street, New York !"
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49,. W. l.. CABELL, MAYOR.
Alte1i w. u. PANEY. nv s cretnrt

A N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COST,
a ana leNyi 8 a special tax t1 pay far he
district sewer fiom { G west side o iIarwood
street. between Main and Elm streets. to n
point IN alley in block l2j, distance or SRI eft.
SECTION !. BE il ordain d the CitI
Council Of the City of Has, Tha the repo,t
| or i CITY Fnsincer O The cost Of construct
ing lhe III str CT sewer from the west Side of
h"rWuod street. between Main aud Elm
streets, IN the city OF Dallas. TO a poinl in
IN alley In ID elk l2j, n distan e of 25S res
ne ahd Tue same is hereby approved, and Inc
estimate 81 pto rita costs therein set forth be
ana the same Is hereby agsessed against he
property therein described. ana thai a 50 ,cinl
YAK Oh me fesle tive amounts stated he pnd
me same IS hereby lrN.e aga n. The Various
l9' on -f4und described in said repurts, ok
'iuaiFe OF improvements In propo ton 10 he
area The whole district, exclusive OF public
nishWays. The i'y Asses or ana Coi cctOr
snaIl enter said lists Of -ail property ana the
name "a tine owner there H. tOgeti or with
The assessment aud le.y herein made
af'lHst each lot or lots In said dis let, on
us AZ rolls In II 10 k Kept Tor INST purpose.
ana shdIi proceed 20 collect the same as pro
Vlued lB he city charter.
SIC. =. Tina this ordinance shall t,l;e er.
iecl rom its assagc.
Approved October - 1881.
" |. AEETT NT,-.,,
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NJ ANIhD TEACHES To %. -.
thal The FeXas.S .aol 40 n,.,, Know
na @5t9 fd by g h inteliyencc and y Is now
.itsn, ,,l1cf,G@ NJ IN Sire {, uailss. TFn.vHploy-
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oFFiClAL-CITY LAWS.
a n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING III
n lines aud width of ~ mart of r-olt, a, -

a n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
= lines aud width of n part of rolk street T:
lection l. BE il ordained by he ,it1.
Cuncll oI he city OF Dallas, Thai the mon
oositlon Of NJ :, $ II. Cocllreil, proprietor Of
N SFounI, is hereby accepted as a deuica-
~ u, ana the iiueS 90 DIX Street nre herpb,,
established as follows; Beginn = nj tSe
.ottheaSt N section of roSdtas and PolIx
stress hence in direct line easterlyt5 fine
southwest corner of fraclio al lock No. x
on the GrigsOy league line. The same heinz
tlG norLh lihe Of said street. The south inc
Of Fold street shall begin on poydras street
~ leey south o the irsI named point, and
thence run easterly parallel 10 mo fr,t S,e
tle sam stan g; thence north to The south
une Of Young street Al said southwest r0r
,er,l block 65 the Borth lines OF Polk and
Young street, meet
SEC; 2 That the Engineer IS hereby re-
AAuIei 70 ,mel'ne ana properly work the
heeN OF said street as D + in dedned
SIC. 3. That this ordinance shall take IF.
feet from and after ia ssuse
Approved October ls. 1884
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9 r6o5 IKE sor TIA =, Nj, ELY FURVIs1is,H
nue.. Reference requir '''u cidc ag'.
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WANTED.

WANr&n-tu RNIsHEn r. ~,
to bus Er without board must be m WITH
rice VIII and % vi tihly s' @d9 eaioa a5S
WHOEVER, Herald oilicr. 'ooiu' ADDRESS,
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WIEN TT Il lSliED hOnMS WITH
Il or without board, vt Nv Pate sog ave.
LUE kENt-FAWN AND GIN, THREE
4 miles east u Dallas; UU acres In cultiNa-
non Nd llu IN grass. Apply to A. OYSTER.
nA'll, lt-n fNN Elm 81, up2l-tt
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l. Oh NEN i-fIN Nttf,.. AZ IN, 40
Elm street, 2Sst, lqass front. with hucN
Nard aud stHblo uuuohe,t uuut,G2 On iHu,hc
N'tuuci c4tfu the hest LOCATIONS ldr grocery,
wy t'" %. drNE store intho city, For ivrrs
npwN o. y oulis,e. uolS. IN
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IGOR RENI-ro u MINI FURNI9neD
Il rooms, with board, suitable for family,
~ wv Commerce NJ Rat. room IN conncc-
''or w!iu muse nolitr
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!, OR aALE-tHE ~HADg. rms
"lnmnul homestead, Bcateu ON Poe
h'alns street, between lvefgroct, ana E,y9y
80 - T.. 90 ~ n0Gl.gt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29

GOVERNOR TRITLE takes s deep inter est h having Arizona represented at the
 Worlds Exposition in New Orleans by a full and complete exhibit of its re- sources. particularly of its minerals. Upon his arrival in Tucson be found DO
 efforts had been made by the people to-
 wards procuring a display, and was sur prised that the Board of Supervisors
 hsd not themselves made an appropria-
 ton to send an exhibit, especially as 1t
 is probable that the Territory will be authorized to reimburse the amounts so advanced. The mire owners joo-the ones who will be directly benefited by the display of their ores, by their being catalogued and de- scribed, forming a printed record that will be carried home by millions of visitors and used m future for a refer eDce and guide, resulting in many ln- vestments of cspital-are the ones who show the greatest apathy in this enter prise. They have only to bring in thelr fair specimens and give description of the property with other data concern irg the ore, and others will bear all the expense and do all the actual work in- voived. Why, under such conditions it would seem that Pima county ought to send a carload day for the next ten days. However, the time Is now so very linn tied that what is done must be done quickly. Governor Tritle learned that Charles R. Wores was preparing his pri- vate cabinet for removal to New Or leans, and he has prevailed upon him 10 act as commissioner for Pima county and 10 take all ores and other products offered. Efforts are now being made 10 raise sufficient funds to bear portion of the expense incident to the display. and it Is now highly probable that We will have fair representation at the Exposition, even though it falls far short of a complete exhibit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29
Gordon's Laconic IelesramS

Gen. Gordon $ telegram Co Khar:GuE k thoroughly characteristic. recalling the lacOnic terseucss of his famous speech when he entered upon his duties aS governor general of the S0udan. IL was expected that he would make a long address, bu; he dismissed the as sembly with q single sentence: ..I will try iO hold the balance even. These pregnant savings of Gordon will serve as the iinger-poS,S of the history of his mission. When his views on the Sou- dan appeared in our columns, he re- marked. "A shot has been fired. " When he was sent tO the SOudan. he said: Il have received orders tO cut the dogs tail of. and will do it. 'ooute que eOUie. ' A; Port Said, when some one asked him If he would not prevent the evacuation of Khartoum. he an- swered, dryly: Il shall prObably obey my instructions. Al Cairo. when he refused an escort. he exclaimed: Il will 20 with an army or go alone. '" And now. the laies. of the series of these uitcranceS. and perhaps the most characteristic of all: You are men, not women. Be not afraid. | am coming. "- Put NII Gt=Ls
 John Ruskin confesses himself 8 misanthrope ito the extent of wishing most people out of my way when I am disposed 10 enjoy myself
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29
tion. and although meeting with a large .nIa if r,elds it's authnr nothing.

tion. and although meeting with a large sale it yields its author nothing.
 ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 26.-A mass meet ing of the colored citizens was held tonight to consider the effect or the change of the administration on the colored people in the south. By request Senator Colquitt spoke. He said the two races would now be brought nearer together and would understand each other better than ever before. He as- sured the colered men that their rights would be guarded as zealously by the Democratic state and national admins tration as if they were white. Letters were read from general Mcdaniel and Senator Brown. Speeches were made by H. H. Tucker and mayor Goodwin Governor Cleveland's recent utteranees assuring the negroes that every right they possessed should be protected by his administration was read and received with cheers by the colored men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29
CRAZED BY THE ELECTION.
Democratic Editors Wild YeII-''Ihe
 Year of Jubilee is Come"

sNaA cA i' Nbihf
 JASPER. Ind, Nov. l3th.-The Jasper Times Cf yesterday contained the fol. lowing wild editorials:
 After twenty-fOur years of weary wait. ing and watching and praying, victory comes at last. Let us therefore rejoIce and make merry, for the day of our de. liverance is come.
 Let the floods clap their hands and the hills rejoice.
 Sing, shout, yell, whoop, hurrah! Glo- ria ID excelsis.
 Bring out the fatted calf. let us eat drink and make merry; Johnny fill uu the bowl, and we'll all drink, shout and sing as We go marching round. Roll the drum, tOot the horn; blow a oud blast on the bugle and awaken the screaming fife.
 Sound the loud bazoo; jingle the merry zingaroes and thrill the sweet l tintinsbulatIons of the hugBg.
 Sound the lute and harp, the psaltery and the flute.
 Ring out. ye merry bells; ring out the cid, ring m the new; ring, ring, ring.
 Sing, Jasper, sing, and let all the peO- pie shout and sing.
 Let the uOnurts glare, lDc trumpet blare; paint the outer walls and the highway sanguinary hue.
 Let the daughters of Dubois dance and sing.
 From Greenland's icy mountains to Patoka's yerdant strand let songs of tri- umph rise.
 Rejoice and kick up your heels, ye burghers; and you, ye yeomen, yell. Sing unto the Lord, new song; sing, sing, sing.
 Arise, git there, Eli; and you, Jehosa- phst, skip.
 Behold. now, the Lord hath spoken good concerning Democracy; thanks be to Him, who hath gotten us the victory. We're git'n out de wilderness. der's DO mo ribers for 10 cross.
 Play loud alarum on the tum-tum, and awaken the dulcet notes of the rub R-dub.
 Sound the loud timbrel; play skill fully upon harp of thousand strings.
 Oh come, let us ratify, jollify, glorify, celebrate, iubilate.
 Leap for joy, ye old men; and you, ye kids, skt daddle.
 Gloria in excelsis, Laudate Domino. Nenite exultamus.
 The year of jubilee has come, return ye hungry pilgrims home; a royal feast Is spread.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29
Constable S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSrrD ID out of the Justices Court of J,ms. r Griffith. PrscincE No. 2l, county of FImq rs- ritory Os Arizona, and tO me dIrecf4d m .s- tain action wherein James Muuhy d O. rls5- tiffs, recovered judgment agalnst NurT e Aaron. defendants, for the sum of One Nm, dred and Sixty-twO Dollars and F,f,y f.-.- (I62 5o) damages and TWenty-seven b, ,lia-s .-I Seventy seven Gents ($27.11l Costs of sr-ts , gether with legal interest on the whole ir5 ment until paid. and accruins costs. bav.. i.- led upon the following described prorerfv vi, That certain town lot or subdIVIs.or of Is-J lying situate and being in the village nF IcT--- City. Pima county. Territory of Arlznp9 -rJ described on the town plat of said Ia..s- l', ,-, now on file in The Recorders otFc,. oF pir-., county. bearing date of nllng Dscea b4r n I..i as lot No. (l9l Nineteen, block i7 Forfv-ss rs- and on mine No. (i) Four, and known s. tbs Mund & Aaron property.
 And notice IS hereby given tfafo7 TLr-sJs, the 18th day of December l,-t ba,vear ,t, hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p n, i0 front of the Justices office m The vlllar. of I gan City. county Of Pima. Territory of Ariz1rs. l will sell at public auctIon Co the highest and best bidder for cash lawful money of the United States. all the right ttle and Iutere-t of sad defendants Tn and tO the above ts-crihai property, or SO much thereof as may be ueces- ssry to satisfy sand execution and all costs thereon.
 Dated Logan City November 2j. I,Si.
 VI. II. SCHAFFER.
 nO2b law3w Special Constable.