Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-05

w, I. Perry has sdded several very styhsh huggies, from sn Ohio manutac- tory, to his livery outfit.
 AC. Bernard went to San Carlos to- day, to sell sugar and calico and sch to to the bloody Apsches.
 0. G. Gillett, who is mining pear Cal sbasas, and his wife and chlid who are with him, are all reported sick with fever, in camp.
 Frank Hereford left for San Carlos this morning for & month of hunting. He dld not state what he would be hunting after.
 Rooms are being prepared in the Al- drich block, on Pennington street, for MT. MrsL. s. Williams. who will reside in the city hsresfter.
 Some of the depot officials gave a very pleasant social nearsthe railroad last evening, and dancing was kept up until nearly daylight this morning.
 Metalliterous Murphy a' COmstock snd White Pine character, passed through for the east to-day 10 sell some California properties. He will sell them.
 Frank H. Slebold, cashier of the First National Bank of Deming. was united in marriage with Miss Pearl M8u6 Mas terson, daughter of Hon. Mnrst Master son, on Tuesday evening.
 Tom Wade is certainly good manag- CT. He has managed the Fiesta very successfully in spite Of the hard times bugbear, and the Park was crowded last night.
 Rev. Fl. H. Cole, who has spent the summer months at Oracle, will arrive home probably to morrow to resume his duties as pastor of the Congrega- tional church. -~
 Applications for fedsral appointments in this Territory shoul6 be sent 10 Mir Hughes, who wlll.rstnrn your cOmmis- sion O. O. D., as ne is the .onIy. author ized agent in the Territory.--Yum8 Re publican.
 There. is really no end to the lovely styles of furniture now offered by Leo Goldschmidt to the people of Tucson. He has every variety, class snd grade, and his prices correspond with the mod esty of the times.
 Mrs. Phil: Crovst and child have got back from California. The child, which was quite Ill when it left Tucson few weeks ago, returns home full of health and almost as big as its father.
 E. \. Fish and family started out with splendid four in-hand and family carriage, this morning, for Greaterviiie. in the Santa Ritss, where be has "A fine stock ranch. They will remain n the mountains about s week.
 
 The Fashion wilL, add many new Rr,i- eles to its menu tomorrow and the Sunday dinner will be a grand feast. Fresh fruits, ice cream and the most delectsble pastry in the world, are por- lions of the regular Fashion meals.
 Mrs, Ed.-J. Bowers and her niece Miss Fife Fierce, will leave on Sunday morning for two months visit to the family of Dr. Ward, at Des Muines. IoWR. 4 pleasant journey Is wished them.
 From the Stars statement this morn ing of the sale of "tne entire printing establishment" tbe public Is left to ill., fer that both uheelbarrow loads of worn out material were included in the S32, 600 bill of sale to the corporation.
 As National Bank Inspector 1t will be the duty of ex-COn gressman Cassidy to look after the twenty four banks In Col orado. Idaho. Utah, Montana, Cal for ma. Arizona and Oregon. The salary is S4,0O0 per snnum and expenses.
 John Johnson, a West India negro cook in the family Of Henry Orme, al PheniI, was caught burglarZIng the resi- dence of George Loring on Tuesday night. The shot that reached him will probably cause the loss of one of hls legs.
 There may be nothing new under the sun, but glance through tkelr displays of goods will convince any one that there are many things new. under the roof of l.. ZeckeDdorf & Co.'S. mammoth store. No. matter what kind of mer- chandIse you want they can supply IL. l .T5e.Scotis has built up very exten- sive family trade without any special efforts, simply through the .excellence of their wines and liquors. When the genial Tom or the plausible Billy say a thing Il. good, It is, good and you may rely upon it,. ... . :; It will be ssen from hIs new advertise ment that l. Enrinht has made a sweep ing reduction m his prices for painting and adds new and picturesque designs without extra charge. Mir. Enricht Is a thorough artist and always gives the best of satisfaction.
 A Florida hotel keeper tried'the ex- pertinent of throwing coal oil into the ponds and stagnsnt pools of water to prevent the propagation of mOsquitOs. ! He found that. 1t prevented the insects from hatchIng and his plan Is coming into general use. -...t =: Truth is sfrauger. ahan-fctfon, and some of the testimonials to .-the merits of St. Jacobs Oil at first read almost like a ropsnce. .But they have all been verified and have been the means of in- ducing" thousands of pedple 10 use the great conqueror of pain.
 Invitations were issued to-day for the wedding of MT. Chas. R. Clauberg, the popular and efficlent. .steyard of, the Roneef: Hose Coppsny, and. ex-Ofiicio' cItys'jsiler, With Miss Maria Palmer,:one of Tucson's most charming belles: The ceremony will. take. in Fire: naaHs: @ hail atssht o:csaeks .this eysn,pg. We--haEe been. shewn:a cO1trsctfor the delivery of 500 tsssd of6atth.s ~the- San Carlos reservation STtS1I5 per l hundred pounds, signed by .the Gorrali- los Cattle Company, of Old Mexico. I They are to be delivered betore October | 1st. Mir. Lindauer states that he Is hav- | ing DO trouble to i'll his contract at a | fair preft.-Deming Tribune. An Arizona man writese letter to tAa | Tucson. CITIZEN. asking the question. | "Does death end all!" It is our opinion l that 1t would be a gross outrage On the l average Arizona resident to prove this | in the affirmative. If there IS anything | in the law of compensation the mhabit- ants of Arizona should enjoy long sea- son or rest and square meals ID para dise.-Albuquerque Journal.s
 The mystery of last years red sunsets has not yet been explained. It was- however, doubtless due to some un- known atmospheric iufiuence. But there is no mystery about Red Star Cough Cure. It is scientific combina- ton of the best known curative agents |