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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
Professional Exhibitors of the Elephant.


 Standing near the desk of the Fifth Av- enue hotel d day or two since l saw & neatly dressed. gentlemanly man step up tO the clerk and say: e 1 want to see the town. and am stranger stopping here with you. The clerk without delay turned and whistled for a bell-boy. ~Cail M, said the clerk. In a moment a large. good-lo1king man as well dressed as any gentleman on the street. appeared The clerk introduced him 10 the person who wanted .o see the sights of s great city. ~ hatever this man does is all right, said the clerk to him. He is our man. and he knows the ropes. The two stepped aside. talked in a subdued tone a moment. and then parted to meet again later The next morning I saw the two men in he bar-rOom drinking seltzer water They both looked as though they had made a night of it All the great hotels kee9 good-loOking. well-informed men 10 show stranger around It is a costly business to the visitor, but any one going to New York is willing to be robbed especially if he is ten, on seeing the elephant
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUCsON. TERRITORY OF AFIZONt.
 COUNT OF PIMA. February ~, ls

To G. s. Baker. your [ eirs executors. a1nlr- letratUrs or Igus. Your are hereby notified that the urderslsr' 'l has sxpenCed two hundred dollars ls-'. lL labor snd improvements for th" year l-- ui .A the Domingo mining claim. sItusted la me 6reaterville mining district, county ot fia.t' Territory of AnzOI a. and recorded Iu Book ., to Id saId premises under the pOylsiois O, -ectiOn 2S2t. Revised Statufes of the Jt-.tu Sta es, being The amount r.qulred Co fo-d t-- -ame for the year l5-i. and If. within N ea.7 from the seIvIce of this notice or within % -a. after thIs nOtiee by puDlic4iiOn, you fan or fr- fuse tO contribute your pr pOrtOn Ut -ut4 - ndIture. being SS3 g and c. st of O ls hl'ri isement. Es cO-OwBer, yOur interest ID ''-." clalm will become the property of the ula-'- -igned under said section 2S24.
 J. F. HUSSEY.
 ERE DkIt ALI HENS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
Rivals the Boy of the Burning Deck.
IAtIanta Cons'iiuii7n-I

Capt W. W. Lawson. who is himself famous hunter and fisherman of Burke county, says that many years ago his father. who was fond of the sports of the Held. had white pointer. and one day while hunting in an old field where the scdge was high and thick he lost his dog No call '1g could bring the dog tO his mas ter and no search could ind him. The pext spring. when the field was being cleared for planting. the skeleton of the dog was found within a few inches of eovey of birds-the dog still -on the nciEs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

A PHENIx paper says Pat Hamilton. Commissioner of Immigration, is "gird- ing himself for the work that Is ahead of hIm." He will doubtless have plenty of time to "gird," as there will be little or no work for him to do for at least eight months or year to come.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
"A Bushy Head or Hair"
The Ian set

Abundant hair is not a sign of bodily CT mental strength. the story of Samson hay iny given rise to the notion that hairy men are strong physically while the fact is that the Chinese. who are the most en- during of all Faces. are nearly bald: and. as Co the suppOsitiOn that long and thick hair Is a sign or token of intellecualitv. ali antiquity, all mad houses. all common observation are against it. The easily wheedled Esau was hairy; the mighty C.tsar was bald Long haired men are generally weak and fanatical. and men with scant hair are the philosophers and srldiers and statesmen of the world
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

THERE is a little paper in Tombstone that seems very anxious that it should be heard on Pima county affairs. When we realize how little 1t knows about the subject it would enlighten us upon, the farcical side of the question becomes sp- parent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

THK solid citizens of Pima county have at last come to the conclusion that they will look after their own affairs. If they continue to hold to this idea, sue cess will surely crown their efforts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

ONCE get a rsilros to Cslabssss and there will be no trouble in securing par ties to invest in reduction works ID Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

to their servants turned against them, and then to have the perpetrators of the crimes attempt to explain away i'm possibilities.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
Declaration of Sole Tradership.

ENOW ALL MEN BY THERE PRESENTS IN that |, Manuela '. Mckenna. wife of M lckenna, residing at the city of tucson. county lEre before E. II, Hereford, a notary public in sud flr the county of Pima and Territory of Ar X0ua.
 That intend Co carry on the business of rai-- ,ns and buying and selnug live stock, and trad l-s m my own name and on my own account Inder the prOvl-i0r Contained and set forth II 'ectIons Tweuty-fOur to Wenty y-seven inclusive, hHpter Ihirty-twO of the Compiled Laws of he Territory of Arizona.
 lu witness whereof l have hereuntO set mJ land and seal this -O,h day of February A. --j
 lsEAL. MANUEIA <. MCkENNA. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNT OF PIMA hereby certify that the above named Manuels ny oihce m the ccuuty of t1ma aforesaid upos sltid date. and then and tkere, and in my pres noe made and executed the forgOing declara- ron.
 h witness whereof. l have heFeunto set my and and stixed my official seal, at my office | me county Cf Pima, this goth day of February \. D., 1885.
 B HEREFORD.
 Notary Public, Pima Co, A. T. TERRITORY OF ARIZ, lNA,
 COUNT or PIMA. Manuela '. Mckenna b.ing firsf duly sworn i-p0sss and says: That the capita employ ed u he bus sluess me ntionA m the foregoing decls- auon dose not exceed m amount the cum O lve thousand dOllars Sj.uO-l
 MANUfI4A s. MCkENNA. Sub cribed and sworn tO before me this 1O
 B.H. HEREFORD, f2s-3m Notary Public, Pima Co. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-03-21

NEW YORK March T.7James K. Beard. secretary of the Central S South American telegraph company states ne ne has receIved advices to the effect that The authorities m Mexico, San Salvador and Nicaragua have posted guards at fine cable landing of that company.
 The following telegram from SecIe- tary af State BAyard shows that the limited States governmeht is determined to protect American property from ln-
 WASHINGTON, March 17.-James A; S.rymser, president of the Genital and South American telegraph company, New York:-A telegram was to-day sent to tue United States legation at Guate- mala, holdi0g that that republic was re- sponsible for injuries done by its au- thority or with its connivance, to cables or other interests of United States clti- zens in Central America The Wachu- eetts is now en route to Lanion to be duly instructed.
 (SIgned) BAYARD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-08-21
THE COUNTY LEVY.

The annual statement Of the county
Evy which the Iaw require, the Clerk Of
the Bo,rd Of County Commissioners to
f,bl',h appears in our columns thi,
Ncak 1t is lengthy, e lid
a. j as lucid a statement in most parlic-
a. could be submitted for public in
spcction We think thc clerk has care
fully and clearly obeyed the law il max
IN aud pubiishin the statement in tue
manner in which it is done, and there is
no room for just complaint
7 ere is one item however in The
statement which is not as explicit as 1t
night be- and We call attention To i,
10 captious motive for We be-
licve ife law has been Praciica' y compli-
ed with. Lni merely ia seek further infor-
nation on an important subject in which
We think the people are much interested
The item to which We al udc is the al
lowance for the care II insane paupcrs
Tie item states in uud numbers III At
$1,000 has been levied for that purpose
but morning is sal rs 70 whom or to
what asylum the sam 81 levied is paid.
The increase Of INSANITY in this State ha.
led the press Of lower Maryland to dis
suss the propriety Of erecting an as~-
hun for their ow insane and to know
how much is paid to each Of the differ
ent asylums in W ich our insane are
confined is almost nrc"ss,ry in order 10
view the question 'utrliigentIy To
know the number II white and color.d
insane poupcrs, their names aud gender
would also be a ma'tcrof satisfactory H.
brmation. As 1t j. the public are per-
fcctlv in the dark
The tax rate, owing to tie extra cost
at new record fer tbe cl,rk s ollic.. and
an additional sum Of two per cent. ON
the taxabc basis of the county for pub
nc school PURPOSES is two cents on the
tue hundred dollars ~ cxces, Of Ia t
year. The NV mdrx /, what ire
clerk 5 office has needed for long time
all a. t,.,. .,.. I'll 81
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-08-21

The Maryland Copper Company was
Incorporated IN lIagerstown on Moud'y
before the court The capital stock of
me company is fixed at so 900 N
shares Of 81 cach The incorPorator>
and directors for the first yca- are Samuel
Fcckler. Joseph " Wl>hard W Lydy,
If Washington county and II c.
Dcming and y c Buue', of Harris
burg, Pa. The purpose of the company
ia to mine for copper and other minerals
in Washington county The prIu pal
business viii he conducted az IIri>bug
Pa. and the local bus ues- At Il ,scrs.omu
or Smitbburg For half century
copper has been known to exist in the
Blue Ridge, Lul wan' %. n,aue>s ha,
prevented its deycIopn ant
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An Exclusive City.

T-- !, --,,,,lo,- ~ the !
=" ,ara.j fran
,'''''' r.,ho, 5or;,c
''"' '''' ,bo c,r;
'',.r,., ,.,,, ~. r..,,.,o f buddhism
- " .,..o,., o,a, f,nr Enroncans
,....,=.,.I I.,... U,o
!" ''''> ''',' ~ .;...,.,,,,,;.. wore
@'' '''e . a,o
... iii NINTH.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-08-21

You 2, Old, and Middle agd all
experience the wonderful ben f ial
effects of Ayers Sarsapariila Young
children suffering from sore eyes, sore
ears, scald-head. or " tn any scrofulous
or syphiHuc taint. may be made healthy
and strong by It's use
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-08-21
NOTICE.

To those who pleasure seek,
II is to them we do speake.
Come one and all.
There will be a Grand Tournament given
bv John II. Butler and Others on the
9Th of September.
Come early and get a good place. Keep
your eve on the day and date, September 5th
viii take place at Water shop. Dinner and
Refres hments will be served on the grounds
Eutrance fee for Knights one dollar There
will be a Saddle, Bride and Martinga'e con
tested for. aug 2l-ct
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$40 50
Reconciliation

Amt pd sundrv per ns July term S4..S 81 ~
4" Jurors November term 's4........ wv ~
90 ,r;,,essos No,e,,her ..........., 1911 80
% BailifTs. Messengers &c Nov term 81 l44 20
90 IT., ,,orsons Eeb term 1s8j.....,.. 50 y
% ;,r,,rs NJ ,.rr Iaai .......... $50 90
.. y{V;,,ess.s m a., term lss5 ........... 10 80
% Bti.ifs, Messengers, &c May term 80 loZ 20
1904 %
Balance on hand July LIST 1884
from lew OF 1893 $2670 %
mt levied in 1884 1900 90
81 40 o.
Balance to be accounted for in s6.....23Io 80
$40 OF
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-08-21
Sellers Liver Pills.
ACT DIRECTLY OK TIE LIVER.

ACT DIRECTLY ON THE LIN ER'
Cure Chlls and Fever, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Bilious collie, Constipation, Piles,
Palpitation Of the Heart Dizziness Coated
Tongue, Sleeplessness, aud all diseases u the
Liver and Stomach. If you do not feel very
we'll a single pill at bed time stimulates the
stomach, restores the appetite, imparts yigor
to the system. For sale by Howard Bros
at % cents box. jy 24-lm'
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Collectors Sale.

DY virtue Of authority vested in me as Col
ID lector Of Taxes for the list Collection bis
trict Of Charles county, will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder for CASH on the
premises,
Thursday, Sep. the 3rd, 1885,
between aud 3 o'clock p. m, the following
property, to satisfy State and county taxes
due for the years 1872 and 1889, 10 wit:
A tract or parcel Of land lying in the LIST
Collection District, called
"Cedar Grove"
containing
80 Acres; more or less,
assessed in the names Of Samuel f. and v.
r. Flowers.
Due for County Tax, lss2...... 81 AZ
Due for State Tax, 1882 ....... %
interest from Jan /, 1888
Due for County Tax, 1SS3...... 81 Al
Due for State Tax, 1888 ........ %
Interest from Jan. |, 1884.
| The above real property viii he sold by the
! Collector rs authorized by the sci Of 1874
chapter 49,, and the proceeds will be applied
to the payment of the taxes fer the above
years with the interest and all costs that may
accrue under ihis sale
UZZlAL WRIGHT,
aug l4-ct late Collector Isl District
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1mo,m's Paid Witnesses. Balifs.
Messengers, July Term 1891, and
S'ooiry mounts for Past

Joseph Il Nat,iugly, Crier ,.............s ia
J Benjamin Matunglv........................ Ia oo
Robert ! Lacey, Bdiiff .................. 4 o9
II Clay Maddox Baiitf ................... a 40
7 F Nicholson, juror May 1884. Is 80
F N Cox Witness November ls83.... / m
Henry Smith witness May 1884 -. 5I0|
Charles II Thomas illness Nav 1884 . M
Samuel Lueketle witress Nav 1884 m
lin Thomas witness May 1884 ......... . nm
J N Carpenter witness May l8s4....... "a
$5I 20
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Collectors Sale.

RN vr'ur OF authority vested tu me- as Coiiecs
~ tor 10 Taxes for the 2ud Collection District
Oh harlre county. Viii soil ~ guhlic sale. -
the highest bidder for cash, on ih~ premises,
Thursday, Sep, the Bird, 1885.
between ~ and O'Clock p. m the following
property, to satisfy state and county taxes
du' Tor The years ISL aud i-S.l, to wit
A lot of
~ acres; more or less.
Improved by small dwelling called
"Darkey's Delight"
Assessed va the name Of Adchue Baily
Due for county tax. 1sS2......... 81 %
Due for State tax. 1882 .......... IS
Interest from Jan 1, 1883.
Due for county tax, 1883 ....... 81 %
Due for State tax 1883 ........ IS
Interest from Jan. / 1854.
The above real property viii he sold by The
collector as authorized by the Act of ls7@. chap
ter ASi, and the proceeds VIII be applied to The
paw n"nt u N" taxes for the above years with
the interest and all costs that may accrue un-
der this sale;
CATALDUS u. POSEY.
augi4ct late COLLECT tor - District.
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So, 300 90
CHARLES f HARMON,
J W MONTGOMERY,
S E HAMMERSLY,
q \ WADE,
S } LANCASTER,
Comm siau,rs for Charles County
t-s1--F y MUDp,
Clerk Of he County Commissioners of
Charles County
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SI474o
Room Rent.
$50 90
Officers.

B G Stonestreet Clerk CT Ct.,........Sl, SAB O3
James NJ Harvey Register of Wills. 574 36
/ Allison Wilmer State Attorney 800 90
David Smoot Sheriff..................... $50 90
r D uudd Clerk County Conn.,. 400 90
A Posey Attorney to Commissioners loo OO'I
! / Mason Crier to Orphans Court. ll2 90
wash Rurch JAilor......... .............. 200 90
Cenrge A Wade County Conn. 90 90
Harmon. .do...... lo.......... 81 %
+ " Montgomery. .do.....do......... III 90
: Hammersl ...do......do......... III 20
samuel ] Lancaster do......do........ " ~
Henry Bush Biuff to County Com. &c 90
S5G42 II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-08-21
4 Clean Sweep !

To close out the balance
Of our immense Stock, we
are making reductions
that will pay any ones
expenses for the trip.
Some of these garments
will be suitable for wear
right into the Fall. All
wool suits that have been
selling all through the sea-
son for II, IA, Is and 16
are DOW marked down TO
s. This line cannot be
beaten for quality. style
and price. in the United
States. Boys goods are
reduced to correspond.
Our prices or knee suits
begin at l. Long pant
suits from $50 upwards.
These things cannot be de-
scribed; they must be IN
spected. To quote the
prices is to challenge be-
lief. They are absurdiy
low.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
by rug-
COMMISSIONERS
= n n + lie = County.
t0R TnE
! + AR ENDING.
JUNE 3ath. 1883
Published by ORDER Of the Con,,.. Gam.
"'ssoner' . Of Z, said County in pur-
suance Of Section 8 If article
ANVlll, Of the Code Of
Public General Laws
which provide that

ne county Commissioners shan mall, out
IND publish annually in At leas, two rs,rp,-
.,ers published IN their respective eoun,i,, 4
there he two. detailed. minute .nd ..c,,,.ste
tn trincnt ~ the expenses o, their ss;d conn.
'its, specify ing therein each particular item or
.tpeu-c and for what and to yboy, :, a. md
nan "'so deliver IN the Sheriff Of their respec
I'VE counties as many copies Of such statement
mere are election districts Of sid connty.
d least ten dHvs before each general election
md The sheriff shall, within si1 DAYS after the
receipt of said copies, set one OF them At me
place Ut holding elections in each elect. on dis
uct'
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81, SZ3 ~
Amt levied for road 1884, 5000 90
Amt to be charge to road fund Of IS 1928 80
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
Carpets.

When We commenced our great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
to upward Of fifty Thousand dollTs. Ii
Is not quite SO large IS 1t was then, yet
Va can show the finest line of patterns 10
Dc found in this market, consisting of
Tar estry Brussels at the extreme low
price Of soc, 65c. 7jc. Ingram Carpeting
as low as 25c, SOC, 35c, 40c, 4Jc, soc, soc,
6Oc, Csc. We have the largest assortment
Of patterns as well as the best makes to
be found IN this country. Our stock of
VELvErs at Sll0, Sll5, Sl.25 and Sl.35
is beyond all question the most complete,
consisting OF the Newest and Choicest
Designs manufactured.
MoQUErTEs from Sl.l0 Sl.25, Sl.35 and
81. comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BRUssELs at 95c, Sl00, S1.l0 and
S1.I5 is cheaper than can be found IN the
United States, and we are prepared to
guarantee this fact for the reason that our
trade is coming from places hundreds of
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRING x COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04

Ladies Black and Colored Jerseys.
Some of the cheapest goods in this line
YOU ever saw. In fact those we sell for
30 and 45c are about as thin as cheese
cloth and we'll adapted to tropical eli
mate like that of Honduras or any place
under the equator.
We sell good quality Jerseys for 81,
better for S1.2j, fair goods for Sl.5O, very
good for 81. We also have those of supe-
rior make and finish. for $3.50, 81, $3.50
and upwards. SPRING Il COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04

If the people of Michigan could make
all their purchases as low as they can OBJ
tain Dry Goods and Carpets at our
establishment, they would accumulate
wealth at "A rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State of the
Union. SPRING x COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
eusINEss BUSINESS n

ra4sis- fissefrz --rat rit1 s~rh fs0rrsfIo re1ir-
fha uaef rh5rtr izrs wils -sDtlr11e TE fr'e ~
-fnes -itirrV tars .enear a~err MrrsiaT fr,- -
f1 = sitsrz TIE -~afai 81 trass r'ffeeT r71s ever
fs-rr.- a. s-n .-sarv Save 6fr~i ffe saEr 1sssnfa
-rsli hsar xir1s~s. MsH f4ssewrTx Tag Aonrss
.fr-af. Parsar hirck.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
CARBOLATED CORNa BuNION PLASTERS

Few discoveries in Chemistry have produced
greater sensation ia the melicsi world than that
~ Carhoic Acii. combining its wonderful curative
properties with other valuable Bslsams. We have
produced the acme ~ Corn and Bunnion Piasters-
offer them 90 the public p boom 20 all those
suffering from the annoying and pain ui excres
encas. suaraureeing perfect satisfaction sent
postpaid on rpcap, - = cents.
g. r. MAYHEM - Monroe Sf. Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04

TO RENT-A nice store on West Broadway in
well settled neiehbOrhoOd: also farm and city
property and timbered lands. 252 acres of birds
eye maple a great bargain. 7-l0s Of hard Ood
timber a great bargain; also a choice tract Of
Southern pine. steamship tickets on the most
popular lines Remember the place T.. ".
Tower. No. % Canal street. III
TO RENT-The house l54 Jefferson avenue
now occupied by DIR. Brigham. Inquire
of Mrs BOtsford at ST. Denis. II
Tor RENH-No. 1l8 Barclay street. IL rooms
I and all modern cOnvcniences. Also. houses
for $40, Sl7, S35 and so per month. and one for
81. on the hill. Ives x Dudley. 26 Fountain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04

NAMED sri feE ks.zzrs- tsI-=essrk
w mus colas se1 rasolllzlasllsas1 ApSal -
tLrs- g.. = t'ait. - aFlrs zszesr. Ae
NAIANTkLl- Foar slris fsr aEess isalklaz. MIR
wv A. + Slnl1h. u As-Eo~ ssnsE. laosis
hleek. ls-
kAIaN1klJ- Lasllalllassls. 8 1o1ag uaae g. a.
wv tezla ei<slg sLsre. aos.a ,.laf9 a1a stakds
sIfaatit1 10 fl6 larty. AAdsssS ~l-t rs-teIeaa~z
A. 3. e.. laFe ttl- ar-ls.
NTAAlklf-llns uaVre us1 a. s<I lie tlest
w sfIIafo~ fefeels Il rle ul6i1at. Apply aI
NJ. Porter oloek ooelA Dislsloa street. soase
ltelI AS
&kTAArED- heliable bss.nlsFs e. the heulI.s
wv House. cernsr ~ tifl-zv al1 heDt stre-si- lsl
AAIAAiED-lt.a nat the ia.llee of 6ranG Ea4i3s
w sEeQld kuos TIE ts-f place ~ set nItrlEl2
safe eur 41d Il4ds j. aE Aa-s. heilog-s Sgl...l
~ Drees Guttinz = Nouroe streel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-04
LOST AND FOUND.

Tot ND-Ol the corner ~ bTlusou and
Ottawa streets, a Leasl titchi1s sfrafl Il.s
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