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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

IL Is hereby ordered that tho foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the perlod of ten consecutive weeks in the CITIZEN, . NeeSly newspaper published m Tucson, Pima County, Arizona. B. n. THOMAS Register
 First publication. Feb. I3. l--5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

It is hereby ordered that the Co egoing no- flee of application for patent he pJhli-h-,i for ths perIui Of len cUu-ccutlvr week iu the CiTTLES, a weekly neF -pauer published at Tue c-Jn. Pima couury. NrI1ona. icing the news pGper puhlI-kel nearest said c'nlm=
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Application for a Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICr, 7 Iac-Ou, Arizona. F. q. Q. f--i

Application So. Al for Patent C. ths
 SOnoma Mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
MILL MAKE BETTER BUTTER THAN ANY

Send for analysis and testimonials of bes. iAiryrnen tO prove it. Gct sample sack from your Gruccr. Or from c. E. WHITNEY ( CO, Paelsc Coast AsentS San Frznc;sco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
LiEEIG DispFHs.EH

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Clifton is moving in the establishment of Masonic Lodge at that place.
 The anti-Chinese organization ot Tombstone has ordered boycott of all employers of ChipameD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10
Great English Remedy

Is 0 usgsr-falilug s..a for Nervous Dao. ENhBrsted NitSlIf.. Seminal V eaku ., SpsrnstorrhRa. LIsl H. MOOD. Il- -- cy. Paralysis. tTus.s-r- rhGA sLl al4 t.- -e-rl
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
Elk Ea,lfastcr 1ntelliocrtss7
LANCASTER. OCTOBER y, Isss.
Resy Democratic Prospects.

WI The Democracy of the state have good
s I1aese TO thank Chairman Cooper, of the
p0sition, for putting into play the happy
boaght of bringing Blaine into the state
Z ~ IUvive the courage of his dropping fol-
z 1oWers. 1t has been everywhere commented
pp0n that Blaine's presence has done more
I ~ bring about Democratic harmony thal
4oknything else that could have been con-
oayed. 1t has drawn the Democratic hosts
Into full battle array, and they are await
Ing the onset, ready to respond to the call
of duty with cheerful alacrity. Blaine S
pCeBence has taught them that behind
: HEAVIER Turks the presidential shadow of the
man from Maine, and all differences on
Z oints Of party policy have been forgotten
a the call to arms against the common
atncmy.
Chairman Hensel reports the general sit.
uAti0n as most promising. The complete
c&nvass of the state now coming in shows
the Democracy to be well organized and
Con6dent. Hundreds of meetings will be
held In the closing days of the campai N,
md every school district will be stirred
from centre to circumference with Demo.
7 cratic oratory. Gov. Hill, of New York,
viii speak in Philadelphia on Saturday, and
3 some of New Jerseys most eminent Dem
4 ccrats will swell the chorus of argument
l for the party of the people.
AL in all, the Democratic skies are
bright with promise and they grow brighter
- election dawn draws near.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
The Cast of Gas.

Y Before Philadelphia gets through with
The propositions of the gas companies
-apxious to serve her with gas, her people
win be likely to know something about the
peal cost of gas and may be able to get it in
the future at fair cost. Philadelphia is
very well situated TO obtain cheap illumi-
mating gas since she owns not only the
manufacturing works but the monopoly
OF the supply. Nearly every other
city has given away TO private cor
porations the privilege of supplying ga
to the citizens and it has been a very profit
able business. Philadelphia has freely
given away all the valuable privileges she
possessed except the gas aud water supply.
which have been preserved to her doubtless
because the politicians found them to be
profitable things to handle. At the same
time they have been costly to the people
hut II is safe to say that they have been
By no means SO costly as if private corpora
lions had been in control of the supply ;
which shows that it is cheaper for the
people to be swindled by officials than to
be plunderei by corporations.
Philadelphia now is contemplating the
trial Of gas supply by contracting COM
panies, to whom she offers to lease her
works. They promise to yield her mag
indecent rental. The last company plopos-
Ing agrees to pay her one-third of the gross
lTeceipts as rental, which shall not amount
10 less than million and quarter of dol
bars per annum; while the price of gas to
private consumers is not TO exceed one and
j. half dollars per thousand, the city sup
ply being furnished at seventy five cents
This shows that the company expects to
make profit in selling the best quality of
coal gas at seyenty-liye cents or a dollar
per thousand feet; and there is no doubt
that large profit can be seen in it at these
prices. Philadelphia will be apt to have
better propositions, the margin for re
duction being by 10 means as yet ex-
hAusted.
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Latta's could, We think. be readily i'm.
proved upon.
Southern labor.

Commenting on Mr.. Blaine's assertion
that colored laborers of Chattanooga only
made sixty or seventy cents day the
Dolly Times of that city says that by care
ful investigation it has been found that
the lowest wages paid to colored laborers is
ninety cents day, and that only to few
men in an iron works. The Times concludes,
Wemay say generally that the scale runs
from 81 TO 81 $50 for the great mass of col
ored men working in Southern manutac-
tories"
BY his remarks on Southern labor, Mr..
Blaine has sought to arouse alarm among
the laboring men of the North over posi-
BILE competition but like all his schemes
for the promotion of sectonalitm. thisla
is bound TO fail. The South has been slow
to revive from the effects of the war. and
labor has been in greater demand and CON-
manded a higher reward in the enterprs-
ing and progressive North. But the inev-
table awakening of the Southern states is
near at hand and the iron boom in Ala
bama and TENNESSEE is but the forewarn-
ing of the great prosperity that is bound
to follow the development of regions rich
in minerals and metals.
Mr.. Blaine is one of the worst enemies
that the republic has to-day, for he is doing
what he can to foster ilI-feelIng between
North and South. to make the union only
such in name And yet he never fails to
beat the tom-tom over the gratitude and
glory due bis party for preserving that
union.
That party no longer exists and the men
who made it would be the first men to dis,
own the organization that now masquer
AIDES as such and is used 10y ambitious men
to overthrow the very union for which il
was rreatel.
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Tritilug with tlp IgOnlp.

There was noisy asSemblage of protec-
ti0nists in Pittsburg, on Wednesday :
there was also a convention of locomotive
Sengineers in New York. Both were in
terestiDg events.
meanwhile the Republicans are rather
Z slow about starting their campaign in this
state, and the opening of the presidential
Struggle year before its time must be
taken as proof of great anxiety with re-
gard to it.
The state issues are of such great i'm
( portance that the contemptuous silence of
AZ. Blaine in regard to them can only be
etributed to unwarranted confidence in
~ protection sentiment of this state.
He presumes that Pennsylyanans are
too narrow-minded to grasp more than one
tlea at time, and thinks that by forcing
the tariff question upon them they may
~ unable to consider the questions really
1efcre them.
But he has found the masses wide awake
~ bis harangues have made no impress
Qn upon any thinking voter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

young lawyer OF williamsport, was married
In that place on Thursday evening TO Miss
Belle Herdic, daughter OF Frank L. Herdic
and one of the most popular society bellies
of the Northern tier. The ceremonies were
performed in the Episcopal church IN the
presence of a large aud fashionable audience.
The bridal tour includes Philadelphia and
New York. The groom Is a brother oi II. l.
Mccormick, esq ON "Wednesday nominated
tor Congress in the Sixteenth district
Mr.. KErPLER, of PHrt, accompanied hy
his wife, was accorded a special reception
at the White House yesterday, and
no foreign envoy OF most disun-
guished rank could have had the doors
thrown open before him with more stage
effect than they were before this distin-
guished caricaturisL The rrcsident Is very
fond OF Mr.. keppler. 10 s said he thinks
more OF him and bis work than that ot any
one connected with the press. lie takes
more interest in kepplet', uaricstures tn II
even the editorials OF his most devoted Mug.
wump friends. Mr. keppleri an equally er =
thusiastic admirer of tue president
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III They Have Power.

herty and Latta have agreed to sub
ses'r respective claims to the congress
M nomination in the Twenty-frst dis
70 the executive committee OF the
te committee, which is to sit in the dis
lct and look into the question. If it is
Epldered to be invested with plenary
9Ner = make nomination that will he
qptable TO the mass Of the Democrats of
district, IL is well and good that ii
sep in for the purpose but if it is
~ to decide the regularity OF the nom
on Il may as well stay at home There
tonbt that Rafferty, Is nomination was
-IAr enough; but it was wholly unac,
oble 70 the people of the district and
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PERSONAL.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has sent SluU Il
the sufferers at Sabine Pass, Texas.
Mr.. GLADSTONE feIled a tree on Thurs
day. He uses the axe for exercise
JOHN J. THURLOw, of Thurlow, Pa, who
is 92 years OF age, never used a pair ot spec
taCes.
GEN. BEAVER was 40 years OF age on
Thursday. lie will be very much older ba,
fore he viii be governor Of this state.
II. j. i. BRADLEN, eE-'uanager Of the
Pullman Palace car company, mas been SEN
fenced to five years in the Uoui,entiaTv in
Chicago for embc2Zlement.
REV DIR. WILLIAM &. RuBEHrs, a grad.
uate OF Princeton, class Of 81, aud a .rustee
OF the college OF New Jersey since 1866. has
| accepted the presidency OF Lake Forest Uni.
/ yersity, near Chicago.
JAY GOULD was Introduce on 'Csanye on
thursday at Memphis, Tenn and the city
| authorities aiso welcomed him, recalling his
! prompt and liberal contribution during the
| yellow fever epidemic of 1878
SETH 7. MCCORMICK, esq, a prominent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
l. PROPERTIES.

On FRIDAY EvEHIsG, OCTOBER -, lSst,
will be sold by public sale at the Leopard Hotel,
the following properties belonging to the late A.
W. hussel, deceased
4 three-story BRICK HOUSE No. - East
James street, Lancaster, Pa. The main building
Is Il feet front, on the north side of East James
by y feet; the back building Is ~ stories, 1898
by y teet, with frame kitchen "a by II feet,
containing ten rooms, bath room, hot ana cold
water, range, fireplace, heater In dintngroOm,
gas, etc The lot is 81. by l2s feet, 10 an feet
alley, more or less.
Also, three-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 81 East
James street, same as No. - East james. The
lot IS 2Oh by l2s feet, to n feet alley, more or
less.
Also. two story BRICK HOUSE. No. 233 East
Frederick street The main building IS q by
- feet, with one-stOry frame kitchen 93s by IL
the gaTret, sink, water in kitchen, gas, etc. The
lot Is S feet front by lOi feet 10 "A feet alley,
more or less.
Also, two-stOTy BRICK HOUSE, No. 25 East
Frederick street, same as No. 233 East Frederick.
The lot is q feet by lOi feet, 10 u feet alley,
more orless.
Also, a two-story BRICK HOUSE, No 239 East
Frederick street, The main building is l64 by
. feet, the back building, two stories, IL Dy 10
feet, containing six rooms ana gnrret, sink,
water in kitchen, gas, etc. The lot is - by lCi
feet, 10 d 4 feet alley, more or less.
Persons wishing To see the above properties
OF the undersigned.
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock, p. IN.
JOHN Il. Russell, li9 n. Queen St,
GEO. L. Russell. 32S n. Lime St,
Executors of estate OF a. W, Russell, decd.
HENRY EHUBKHr, AuCt. GCtlt,lS,Ek5,3S,S5i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
Result of "A Pen War.

Mr.. Henry George, candidate for mayor
of New York, has written two letters. so
far, to Mr.. Hewitt, Democratic candidate
and Mr.. Hewitt has replied. The first
three of the series were not very notable,
but the fourth from Mr.. Hewitt is a colum.
biad, which sends a shell raking through
brother George from stem to stern, explod.
ing at the tail and leaving behind no rem.
naut Of the laCcrated george.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
DUBLIC SALE.

on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1886,
By virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court OF
Lancaster county, Pa, the undeTsig ned, admin
istratOr of the estate of John McLane, decd,
will expose to public sale at the Leopard hotel
East King street. in the city OF Lancaster, the
following described real estate, TO wit;
All that certain lot or piece OF ground situ,
ated oH the north side OF East Orange street
(No. Tl), in the city of Lancaster. Pa, contain
ing in front on said East orange street ~ feet.
more or less, and extending in depth 10 Marion
street 2i5 feet, more or less on which Is erected
a LARGE substantial double twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. fronting on said Orange
which is attached a large twostory Brick Back
Building IL by q feet. The house has beauti.
ful bay windows with plate.giass and walnut
inside Shutters a large circle head front door,
story has large double parlor, sitting room
and large dining room, with convenient base
ment Kitchen. The parlor ana sitting room
each have "A 4" Sunnyside heater, with registers
TO second floor inoased in polished slate man
tells also gas throughout the entire house
grained in walnut, There Is also large hall
and winding stairway, with heavy walnut rail.
ing running to third floor. The second floor
has four nice large rooms and a hallway, sta
tioEary closets, large finished attic with four
dormer windows, and throughout is well laid
There Is also on the premises a cisteTn and
pump and necessary outOuildings. The whole
lot Is nlled with variety OF the best kind OF
fruit trees just coming into nrstclass bearing
condition. This Is an elegant opportunity for
persons desiringa nice comfortable home in
pleasant location.
Sale TO begin at o'clock in the evening, when
terms and Conditions will be made known by
JoEL L. HAISEs, Auet, oIG.tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

oHH BOTTLE EXPECTS CCEE.-Mr oscar T. Il.
h"ch, oi Allentown, Pa, was huaAst with in.
hanmGtory rheumatism in the winter OF lss3
Doctors could do nothing to relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy
by the time he had used halt Il bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he was cured and has not had a return of IN,
disease since. In his own words, 81 feel better
than ever before Price 81, by All druggists.
faL-- .LLl 81 M.lE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

Nj. j. !. NnCOn~On, ot IuI-" Cave. Ky, saws
hr Na-, Tor many years badly afflicted with
ihtLl5ic, also Diabetcs the pains were almost
"nubTdblchud would rUmCtlIup- almost throw
him into cuuyulslou-. lie tried Electric Buffers
ana got relief irOm first bottle and after taking
slA ouiu was entirely cured, and had gained
.ieyes he would have died, had ii not been for
me relief Afforded by Electric Blltcrs. sold at
my cents bott!e by II. Is. Cochran, Druggist
ia. iS,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

We would caution the Public to beware of
Dealers offering Remp's lillsam al less than the
regular Price, 81 crntS ana 81, A. Otteutmes imi
tatiOns inferior articles are sold a. the genuine
In order to enable them u sell chcaply. II B
Cochran, druggist, No l51 North Queen street IA
our agent for Lancaster. sample bottle given
TO you free. OlhlwdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

THE Saturday iNTELLIpENCEE WI main
tain the old excellence of previous issues. II
has something Of special interest to many, of
general interest to all UnCts makes A
literary proposition to hutel-keepers, the
torcetuluess OF which ali Will recognize. The
subJeC. OF al assistant district attorney is
further ventilated and figures are given
showing the large saving that would re-
suit to the county by the adoption of a
plan Of this kind. The old furnaces III the
LowerEnd that have been long abandoned are
touched upon in local historical article OF
rare grace aud merit The fashions are not
forgotten 10y the tasteful f4.niuu edItres5.
The second OF the series OF the old school
fathers Is given, The Biographical sketch Is
that oi rising young attorney, who is as
popular as he Is capable These are only
some OF the features OF this excellent paper.
Those who want It should --rd IN their
orders early.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
FOR sSLB Oh RESi.
d. BLIC SALE.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, l-s.

on TUESDAY, OCTUBER %, l-sf
VIII be sold at public sale at the Keystone
House, In The City OF Lancaster, the following
Real Estate, to wit
All that certain Lot OF Piece of Ground. situa-
ted on the south side of East Frederick street
tNO. -lSl, Lancaster. Pa, containing in front on
said Frederick street, l6 feet, more lees, and
extending I'm depth lOl feet moro or less, .On
which, Is erected New Two-StOry BRICK
DwELLISG HOUSE, with two-story brick
back building, with balcony, containing six
rooms, with hall ways on d rst and second stories,
a bathroom ttted up ready for use, front and
back dOrmeT windows in attic, a dry cellar under
whole house, large cupboard and sink with water
in kitchen, stationary range with hot and cold
water, gas in whole house. Everything new and
pretty, never having been occupied WIN be
sold on very easy terms. Here IL an opportunity
for man OF moderate means to possess his ow u
home.
Persons wishing to view the premises before
the day of sale will Please call at No. 2l9 East
Frederick street.
Sale to begin at O'Clock in the evening when
conditions viii be made known by
Y. ROTE.
JOEL HAINEs, huCt. octl6-tfd
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- 80 -

THE CzAR Is said to have become insane
over imaginary dangers that surround him
Under this dtll.iOn h boots innocent
people. Such luxurious insanity could be only
tolerated in the prince OF all the Russias.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

o. SATURDAY, O,ToBER, o. l-s6,
the unders gned, assignee Tor benetit OF CTedi-
tors OF Frederick NOmsT, will OieT at public
sale the following valuable real estate, in Ian
caster city, viz:
A two. story brick building with tWOstOry
brick back building and summer kitchen, bein (
No 7ls North Queen street, east side with lot OF
ground fronting on North Queen street - feet ;
Inches, and extending In depth, east, 1870 feet to
ten feet wide alley. Property has Clubhouse
and other improvements. fruit trees, grapes, etc.
sale to be held at the Keystone House. at
o'clock p. IN. when conditions VIII be made
known by GEORGE RUSS, Assignee.
a n. SHAKFFER, AuCtiOReer.
s2sSOI II Is q p I'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
Beats tho World

Marion, Ohio, -ays. "lLoma-' Erluctriu on %
beats the world Sold nine bottles yesterday
and today. one man cured Of sore throat Of
eight years standing. ls splendid tor rheuulu.
u7m. tur salc by ~. B Cochran, druggist l37
ana li' North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22
FOB SALE.

NOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST De.
Il sirable StorerOOns in the city also rooms
on second floor possession given Immediately
rent reasonable sHAUB 4 BURNS,
s45eodtfi p North Queen St, Lancaster. Pa,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

ftrhap- no local disease has puzzled and
JdiH'l the medical profession more than nasal
CtlAIrh. While not immcdurrIy f4ta II is
among tho most distressing, uau-cuus and dis
suatng Ills the flesh IS heir tD, and the records
show very few OF no cases Of radical cure of
chronic CatATTh by amy Of the multitude OF Ely's
tIeLm Balm few yClI= ago The success o.
tLls preparation has huun most gratifying and
surprising. 81 1EdsOdSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

DR.. HAssLEE WoEs !svEUr. turcly vegetable,
pleasant to take, viii oAp"l worms If my exist,
no purgatiye required after using. Price, p
cents. by MI druggists. U-78mdMW&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

lHE hOrnrIu1 quotes De CandUlle, the
French scientist and skeptr, in defense OF the
much abused minister's suu. He SAYS tina,
the example oi the father and the quiet regtI.
larity OF life IN the families of clergymeu en-.
courages the development ct all the faculties
that are required in scientific research and
that therefore the sons OF ministers often
make the best OF scientists. lie gives list OF
famous men Of science who bad the benefit OF
this early training, aud supplements it by
lists OF eminent men in all branches of learn
ing and in civil life who were the sons OF
clergymen. He says "the SONS OF clerical
families have actually surpassed during two
hundred years, in their contributions to the
roll OF eminent scientists, the similar contri.
buttons OF any other class OF families"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-22

AXE fou MADE miserable by Indigestion,
NShsu oSi ~ patton Dizzness, Loss OF Appetite, Vel
oW SKIN shnoh's NitaliZer is a positive cure
sSor sor sue by II. H. Cochran, Druggist, No. l37