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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07
MAILS OPEN.

gl5 A NJ, from the North and South; 1915 +. Nj.
from the West; 200 P. M, from the South; 23O
p. H., from Milwaukee; 646 p. NJ, from the North;
10 from the south.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07
MARINE.

Propellers Alldiminger, lumber ;
Rand, lumber; schooners Tessie and
Laura, lumber; Gilbert Knapp, lumber;
Thomas G. Wilson, lumber; J. V. Jones,
bark; H. Rand, bark; Lewis Ludington,
bark; German, wood; Forest, wood !;
Moses Gage, light.
SAILED.
Propellers Alldiminger; schooners
Gilbert Knapp, Tessie and Laura, ]. V.
Jones, HI. Rand, Thomas G. Wilson,
Moses Gage, German, Forest.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07
THE CHICAGO AND
ka OR TIL
WESTERN !1+!E!R
" Y RAILWAY.
Penetrates the Centres of Population
in
ILLINOIS, IOWA,
WISCONSIN,
MICHIGAN,
MINNESOTA,
Dakota,
NEBRASKA AND WYOMING.

Its TRAIN SERVICE Is carefully
arranged to meet the requirements of
local travel, as well as to furnish the
most attractive Routes for through
travel between important
TRADE CENTRES.
Its EQUIPMENT of Day and Par.
lor Cars, Dining and Palace Sleeping
Cars is without rival.
Its ROAD-BED is perfection, of
stone-ballasted Steel. -
The Northwestern is the fayorite
route for the Commercial Traveller, the
Tourist and the Seekers after New
Homes in the Golden Northwest.
Detailed information cheerfully fur
nished by
w. o. BEVILLE,
Agent, Kenosha.
J. NJ. WHITMAN,
General Manager.
FL. C. WICKER,
Traffic Manager.
E. P. WILSON.
General Passenger Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07

Blank Notes for sale at this
Office.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07
CERTIFICATE.

This is to certify that I, the undersign-
ed, this day giveJ. A. Killeen, publisher
of, the Kenosha UNION and the Kenosha
TELEGRAPH, the exclusive control of
Tunison's new indexed, sectional, town.
ship, railroad and post Office wall map
oflthe State of Wisconsin, in the county
ofiKenoshs, State Of Wisconsin, for the
period Of cpe year, as newspaper pre-
miurf!@sHM H. G. TUNIsoN.
BY E. L. TUNIsoN, Manager.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07

PADDOCK az VAN WICK
ATT0RNEYS-AT-LAW.
Probate business speciality.
Office Of District Attorney.
Office over ID. Head Co.'s Bank, Kenosha. Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07

Beware of Fraud as NV name and .ho
Stafnped on the bottom of all my ADVERTISED shoas
Delore leaving the factory, which protect the veare
AGAINST high prices and inferior goods If a deaIar
onefs w. L. Douglas shoes at a reduced price or
says ne mas them without my pae and price stamned
On the bottom, put him down as a fraud. '-Dpeu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-07

Messrs. Ed. Doyle, NJ. ]. Daley ant
A. Sweeny, of Chicago, spent their yaca
ton with James and John Moran il
Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loomis and Mr.
Ben Stebbins, who have been visiting
here, returned to their home in st. Pau
this week.
Capt. and Mrs. G. Frantz, Mr.. and Mrs
B. Eichelman and Mrs. John Yule spent
Wednesday at Mr.. w. L. Dexter's
Pleasant Prairie. 80
PIcTUREs.-Get the best, and that you
viii, at LaMarsh's gallery.
Mrs. ]. r. Osborn has gone to Kansas
City to spend two months with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Balloon. She took
her children with her.
Mrs. Paul Sauber, daughter Annie
and son Paul, of Chicago, returned home
on Friday, after three weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Faber.
Willie Schmitz, of the firm of Schmitz
Bros, North side, had his head severely
cut on Wednesday evening of last week
by being thrown from his wagon.
Messrs. J. v. Crate, D. Harff, T. J..
McMasters and M. Forsyth have bought
lots near the brass works from Messrs.
Tuttle and Frost and will build on them.
Messrs. J. B. Xupfer, John Pinzger
and Joseph Pitts went to Cincinnati last
week to attend the annual convention
of the German Catholic Central Society.
HOUSE TO RENTAL low rate, to a
family that will board the owner and his
wife. House partly furnished or not, as
may be desired by the lessee. Apply to
L. G. MERRILL.
Mr.. Robert D. Wynn aud Miss Lizzie
both Of Waukegan, were
married at the residence of the brides
father, on the 29th ult,, by Rev. J. NJ.
Strong.
Mr.. B. Eichelman received a telegram
from Elgin, ILL.,, on Wednesday morn
ing announcing the death at that place
Of Mr.. Charles Kerber, ST., formerly of
this city.
Fresh groceries received daily and
sold cheap for cash. Call and examine
my low-priced Teas and Coffees.
JAMES MATHEWS.
Mr.. Eugene PIERCE, formerly of this
city, lately of Fort Atkinson, Wis, has
entered into partnership with Mr.. Haas,
Of the Boston Store, at Spokane Falls,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
The Colonel and his Grandmother.

Outside of his regular place of busi- pess, which consists of four large rooms, three of which are packed SO full or goods as 10 be almost impossible, Ool. Durr has four large store rooms, two on Never street, one on Camp and one on Meellla street filled to overfiowiDg with all manner of wines, liquors, table salads and dRin,ies. Iu one room alone he has not less than l50 bsrrels of wines and liauors, all of which are tO a greater or less exten. duplicated in the other rooms. And without eIRggerstion there is hardly b-c,d of note m the country without representative.
 Rebstock's double distilled Maryland peach brandy, Rebstock's apple brandy Rebstock's old malt whisky, Maryland rye whisky, BluebeBrd imported port, shipped directly to him from his Liver pool agent, Moor & Rebs,ocks Stone wall sour mash-thRn which there IS none better in the world. xxx cologne spirits. Grape brandy and wines of sl- most every known make both domestic and foreign.
 In the line of eats0les and appetIzers the c 1louel carries full stock. In one psckage alone be received over 600 lbs' of Swiss chees, the largest importation ever made ID this nity, Pickled pork and Armour cured hams that would temp the appetite of an epicure. All Ri de of spices. ssnces. mustards snd | thousand other gaod things to be hsd almost for the asking.
 The Ool. keeps his grsndu other IT the msrket ss buyer all the time: Sh' pays cash for prime articles and direc'i her grandson to sell cheap. Wsruu l Darum.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Little oiirn OH imnnrtsd.

It is almost safs to say that there Is vary nearly no genuine olive oil imported into this country and soll- There is some olive oil made in California, and, Of course, few gallons come in from Lucca; but, as q rule, everybody makes his calad with eottonseed oil nowadays. l. takes finished epicure to tell the difference in tsste-iadeed. the aver age person would give the preference to the cottonseel And, after all, OUT home product is just Gs good and just as healthy as though it was from oliyo trees IL b shipped to Italy and put up -hers and. sent back to this country, and often the oil bottles, empty but duly labeled, gre sent over and filled here, and then sold to tLe 50 called importing houses. have Q. the best restaurants in the city of Philadelphia been served as a special faycr with olive oil which l had myself manufactured, bottled, labeled and sold, and I enjoyed l. just as much as my host wanted re to, and said nothing about it, either. = Chicago News
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

NEwENGLASD. Boston ID particular, seems to think that she IS charged with a special mission to run the wild and vOolly west and to prevent her from msk ing any mistake which she may here after regret. She has succeeded SO well with the Indian problem that she has concluded to go further. Senetor Dawes has presented in the senate a memorial from the New England Historical and Geological Society reasoning with great logic that the new states soon 10 be ad- mitted should have some more distlno- tive features of nomenclature than thu furnished by the words North" or 'South," "Esss" or "West." and that the theory upon which our government had gone heretofore that our political div ision should not be in any way identif- ed with personality. Upon the bass of these two propositions therefore the so- ciets asks that North Dakota, when ad- mitted, shall be called Pembins and Washington Territory shUll beSS'ed Tacoma.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Something for the New Year.

The world renounei success of Hostel ter's Stomach Bit;ers, and their con tinued popularity for ihird of cen tury g s.omacbIe, is scarcely more vondertul than the welcome that greets the annual appearance If Hostetter's Almanac This valuable medical treat i'e IS published by Hostetter & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, under tbeIr own Im- mediate supervision, employing 6O hsrds n that department. Six cylinder printing presses. folding machines, D job presses, &o., are TunBIng about eleven months ID the year on this work. snd the Issue of same fer 1889 will not be less than ten m liioIs, printed in the English, German, French, Welsh, Nor wegiAu, STedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish languages. Refer to a copy of It fJr Valaab-e and interesting reading coucelning health, and Dumer- ous testimonials as to the efficacy of Hostetter's Stomach BI;ters, amuse-
 nen;, varied information, astronomical caculutions and chronological items, &c., which can be depended on for correct ness. The Almanac for 1889 can Se ob- tained free of cost. from druggists and general country dealers sn all parts of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
A M,ne That Cant Be Worked.

The ground on which Philsdelphis is built is one of the richest gold fields in the world. This Is Q fact The only difficulty IS that the field can't toe worked. Nearly the whole city is uHderlsid with clay to depth of ten feet-an area gay ten miles square. A cub foot of clay. weighing l20 pounds, taking from a depth of IA Feet when tke celler Of the Twelfth street market houFe WAS excav- ated, was practically demonstrated 10 contain seven-teDtbs Of grain of gold. or one pound in l.22i,O00. The eIper- iment was repeated with about the same results with clay taking from brick yard on the suburbs. Sup9osIng the whole mass of clay to be 4,lSO OOOO pounds land 1t is really much gres,erh the amount of gold would reach in value the enormouse sum of Sl25OOO.OOO. The gravel is much richer in gold than clay, but there IS not much of II. Un- 1oubteply S200,0O0,0O0 worth of gold lies within fifteen feet of the surface. and still it cannot be used-PElsdel?kiB Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
What am 1 to Do?

The symptoms of BillIousness are un- happily but too well known, They dIf- far in different individuals to some eI- tent. A Bilious man is seldom break fast eat '. Too frequently, alas, be has an excellent appetite for liquids but
 one for solids of Q morning. Ills tongue will hardly bear inspection st any time; if 1t IS not white and furfed' it is rough, st all events.
 The digestive system is wholly out of order and Dlsrrhes or Constipation may he a symptom or the the two may alternate, There are often Hemor- rhoids or even loss of blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and scldity or flatulence and tenderness m the pit of the stomach. To correct All this if not effect cure. try Green August Flower, jt costs but tr1he and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

IF Providence permits and the next Legislature is animated oy spirit of fairness to all the counties in the Terri tory, the office of immigration commis- sioner will be abolished and the hoard Of supervisors of the several counties, will be authorized to take the matter in hand. Under such law every county can then advertise its resources to its hearts content or capacity of its pocket bo5k. It has under the present system, been declded failure SO far as the ter ritory a. large is concerned. One or two counties 1t is true. have been largely benefited but as there are other coun- ties that have scarce received recogni- tion it is hardly fair to tax them for any advantages that have been gained by the former. But with this branch of service contralled by the supervisors fir deal will be given all round and every county will reap just in propor- ton tu the wheat sown.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
General Johnson's ' goToua Defense
 Against his Calu uminagor.

0GIGE4l SOAn-NnA kOHOuH Da nne
 Against his Calu minasor.
 TUCsoS. Arizona. Dec 24, IsSS. To the re1ple residing on the alleged
 Perslta grant:
 l publish for the consideration of ihe people on the Perslts grant core pond ence that has occurred on the subject ii the personal abuse heapei upon ua by the Phenix Herald since January lSS4 I desIre io particularly call st:entIOn so the fact ths, this abuse extends back to the time my answer To the board ol supervisors of Final county was pub lished January, 1884. and it will be moi ed that 10 ths. identical answer [ e. 2ecislly state that I have not qGshfej fer business, consequently the abuse commenced before had even qualified for business as surveyor general. See editorial in Phenix Herald on my letter to board of supervisors of Pinsl county. 1 This shows conolusively that the Herald ! was hnstfie t-wGrds my sppoiniment | from the start for some reason best | known to themselves. When 1 publish ! ed my answer to the board of super l visors I considered that notification of my intentions sufficient, and had I re- msined surveyor general for life l should have lived strictly up to evesg' promise made Co those gentlemen and the peO- pie on the alleged grant. rscot1meae- ed the cutting of of the coal nelds on the San Carlos reserv. .Stion and their be- ing thrown open to entry because ! thought the people of southern 4 rizona ought to have the coal, and settlers were on it struggling with the military su- thorities to keep possession. This " uld ake just 60 much value from the grant. Realizing how inadequate the msehin- cry of the surveyor generals office vR- Ia my time. to properly eIlmine land grants, recommended other means Of iisposipg of this class of business in my annual report, taking it completely ou, of my hands, as surveyor general. 1 'ubmit the matter to the people to de- ,ide On the record, whether the vspcr- ngs of the PheniI Herald, or ny work, lss accomplished the best results f r the people interested.
 Very respectfully,
 ROYAL A. JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

s-seSt 1 ---e .--- --l51 EGsre slz-sz siCl 0s c---.- ---- -c-1rr=1, L ca. l- t stltI- il .-s aG- E11 not s1cA ss sr justify s-rl ao- ] llvs written yC1 more fully tEs0 ! l1t-ad-d. o1 toe sap. Dcsliion tass yCu UlE1- care so kRos the fact -s h=g eZ-=s and ss t1s rec rlis slow tt5D ard iE order fsar 10 slr.s-r ground tnr D --rc- ally abusi1Z ne n1xhs Eiss i1 Tcur uls- '. I' q ever dti o~r-t.s- fore, sIuiy alt uIul yen tale fhe tr0C0's 51 invest -.t- -ac records. NsE-- pEp-g Elu 'hr. uzaous the Ec-li .-s widely -eUute3 f0E thslr Seotl-uaas< qual,ti1s and f1- EdlzDosIt1o1 tossr2s fs.Dess, 4 .sI-s you Eil prove no sz- espliCl .C .Ee -uls. hu- Eiil E1bzh this letter i1 tL- cllGnrs t5s; have I ns no s0 Uucl inIcsslce, and thereby ca able tLs z-U1 Tes- rs E1o lssz perlss-t tbe haE4 a--.-lss that Esys zPsearei la your psrgr -cTssd he cOotinoa 0f zs- fairs ss ,tr- ey.stel, sod Co s=sve them to draw atlr own c11clusao1s as to 2 ceFIisl the sisoie-oas srtl cles that lagc EPgel-eG sSsi1st ne | am e -.. -a- -C -- s- cf tts people af Pher iZ, sL' G1 sim0 v ssezt-g the 1.I=.- 'ice thst ' iu turn Eo1id krsHs to shs most hgmbie hs. dri-a To ths dlxal.y st being called fe,4oE bleG1 bsiu.-
 l reI1El1 va-r rg- PC--- 'u,ly ycu-s.
 R"rAl q, JoHSsoS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
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 D-tE --s-T DIP favor 70 shs is-a IUst. Isst band. r- our western eoun- try Ihe hl1I. of CG rT1z te back Cns's Judgement uE -- r1 couuoo t1a1 % dId nos cr--- r1 u- tEaE lt nd 0r would 5c ,-L r- l-F 0s1-r -el-- s1.a Tnst ! i.-lrr -r -rar-. uaueiF. r1z- yOu hav- co -s-i -- .cs- z0rii stand an onsst --v tEErE- [ certainly 1l9 DO. iute-1 O. r---r- n0F du ! thszk there is H1y ir.-et-r- rr ny l-sser. tosE you mae E. - -.-- oy --ts11z,. E.-i q --rl g co val l-uy1sx :has ycu letter of Dee s-n ID Eh.c- g-- .eE E-r cvve -tc-zEs1- tRry e-t-r. r- fal Il1nscz. you lo u1t -aI .- tre q cs. yca no- c..--.aH -.l.- .r- rad c tns ss Oi r-Ivler. s- T.- i1 Er a1 I-I1-tles wt.U E-H r-- -..h rEsriEz 70 buy D -t E-lsscT- ] -7-- fsi--s l.- --E -as s plbllc .ou-zzl @ .Isu-.I c-E rand sxs-z-s anyone. cod -r-- lrL- r=Alnd --rrtEscyr When --lc rIe c1 uE-lsh zy lestsr yo1rs o. t-a ll-- =--I appear EIta = ss yCl r=-1--t-
 Esspsct'uIly.
 LEEls No-EIFI-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

Mir. George H. Kelly, well known heresbouts as B newspaper, man. aud recently connected with the Clifton Clarion. has accepted a situation as To- cal on the CITIZEN. We bespesk for him the confidence of our citizens. Any information gwen him or business transacted through him on behalf If the CITIZEN will be truthfully and con. scientiously attended to.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

To-morrow being Christmas, day sacredly gwen over to festivities ID every christian country on the earth, no pa- per will be issued from this office on that day. We cannot more tittingly close this announcement than by wish ing all our friends and patrons & merry and @ happy Christmas with sn sbund- suce of lIfe's comforts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
FHEyTS. Ariz. Dee -Z. LSss. HOS. RoTtL A. JOHNSON.
 Iue5C O. Ara.

lue5C1 D. Ara
 SIR;-i have ths Eo1or of y--.r z-Ss coumLnica-iOu Go myself za3 the pe0ple of this vGl.ev, O. a mater 1f fe-r h teTest sad ugsl solciiuis to t1e Dec pie or c5ctrsl Ar-Eola. E,r-e -entIu-ee- the hersii -udeayors to rrDreseEt Yoa are undoubtedly sE1re taat rnsrs s nctl'G<, ca t- c. Dol sla- hss been cC-- sideE5d yCrg -liI' ui'y Ct cisl stsrsrE3- touarfs tha rs1pi. cu the p-eseads.t grsut, slai c-s -IveE rlE5 O the cr1tz- cisms ot tua A--,-l. Es even z0E ss have 20. rr -H-" TEr personal sc- qualu,src.. -- -f-s-al yrrr cou-sz wl1 lCt -e-.-ls1 be s ss loss-d-1 to CCLserE. f-. -E-.-t- .s tEs psorl. of central H-- Cs .cl th-ref'-s U= sr--- cisei iha r wei El Cf Amer can eIrlzsn- Co cri.icl-r t-e clur-= ef a Pu1iic Jrnelsf and we get ca--- tlas prveiegr Ek-1 you gre p1ll-.-- .--r-lret Es 8 eaz1z- date for rr-rr DCIItu- rE Go ga 0t5ce ct ThOs8 -dui1l-f-ItlCu Tn he pzss. ss your han E- EaTl t--. there Els s@- -i'us ca- u l ET.-l-- Az p-r=sts ritlle- -- H E"rL -" -rupiaror sz to what ron lay or H- not gave eo1=. -ast v& s-H- ..- a- .a yCur crun1nl- eaton. eer- f.E lI..s-.l-. r- Elli uosE sssGTed y ird p ca ia the E-rsl1. buf 5s Fuu -.. q .1 .-cl.-- E-s c z-se rhs He-all f- -rrzaa -r r-s-usa of shs Fiyb's Ci tt. .sr-.- ot tnis po-tico e he ie-ri -rE .- lI- --F-tznaf-e VIiEIc .-I.. E- Ee -ha- .qs' tl- u- tEs cass m irf lsC -a fra .-r taz-a sxorrss- a, tor tts -sG .r-. -r 1eVer. knoE- ms V, i--.. 70 abe clzrzcser FCu ~L-l- -.r columns, and Ea tsrlT1 r- ..r. .-zis tar that t-- fensc.
 Very B=-l,-'a 'a.ig Iou-s.
 A A 5ioEF5ED
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

Colds are frequently the result of de- rsngements of the stomach and of low condition generally. As corrective and strengtheuer of the slimentsry or gsns, Ayers Pills are invaluable, their use being always attended with marked benefit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

TIE Tucson smelling proposition is an assured thing. On Monday we trust to be able to give particulars. A force of men is to be put to work at once. The successful operation of this plant will bring lots of money to Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Ladies

In delicate health, and sll who suffer from hsbitusl constipation, vill find the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs more easily taken and more beneficial in effect than any other remedy. IL acts promptly yet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys. Liver, and Stomach, and does not sicken or debI- itate, For sale by Fred. Fleishmsn <
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Very H rl, 1.ig lsu-s.
 A A 5ioKF5ED
Fr.-7y t--L Uec Ii. I>Ss. \. \. McEr lr. Egg
 Pfarl-

Prarl-. IT
 DEAR ,.E.-l1rI fever of the yh I-ss K at hand tl reply -rsEec fl1liy d. cEEe Ju q .eys t-aE r.l1- .-. iacu rl.s nt.-s evussvrc1 rs =r1- --- -fa-rn fC-rt tffnk so, Eo strongly t1ss \ VIII cfF@r yOrl a cH-rra -- make sC me --Orsv. Ead a cuuv... .- Gle me .-1r. I VIII Gel yCu f.aE .-e lo lve Luni-sd dollar, aCL l.-Et rt -c lrH..-ssll1. yCu Go sel-es OCs and -rr. rll ths tzr artrsrsto-. to seis-, tlr t-i-L- provided OUiy thas ths tLirl r.rs Q .. -1- Del persooslIy OtI c- ... |. -.t-e- cf uz. If the s-- LiI-a.i-- -.-a--=t --e. --lIl a--se DO On .-..r-t Trt-=0u frr Sarv-yor Gela--.- .l. r. rs -.c-ies szsl1=t you. you lrs Q -l Elur saue- aa spclCsr, --. .-r-E him .-- Su-vryo- GeECrr. -.r rr El- sly Brrp-rsy within .b, .--li.. .' s-e z-all la. I haz- prrrSrts I- .--- -s cru-sv. aci % clos rr '-. --H-. a- tr t- --rir-siF as ,ectei hy tlH Es---ll interest ot shs county. crl lu. sz ] have already puui;c.y st-, U. al- .r y ep. osed O. .al1 grant l.- r-.ts-r.s root cruplaSa of any E--- -- -~-s= ru h1s CtE-r.
 Ee=r. csfu''v.
 LEEis WC-EIET ?. S. ---=-Es tho rlzhs to pzblsa. this letter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

I. Harris received 6 new stock ot ladies Hats and Bonnets Of the istes, spd best assorted ever before exhioited in this city. Ladies gre invited to e1- anime them and will invest at tneir own prices. POS Congress snd SSz Meyer treets,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
-NSur Packing Co. k kANlNsCru Mo Eah q 1SA

 JOSEPH Dcha. Tucson, Arg.:
 DEAR SIB.-)esiring 10 quote you in accordance viti the amount of your trade n the proNsion line. be have taken the hoe'ty to place your name on our Jobbers Lie, and vii. for the coming season furnish you with J0bbers' prices 'Co1hdeniinl' We belisvs prices quoted and quslitS of goods VII secure us the bulk of you favors.
 Very trul-,
 ARMoUl PACKISG Co. Ool. Durr, be grandson of his most generous snd respected grandmother, was made lntpressib.y hsppy this morning by the SrivaI of as fine lot of Gilroy, Csli'ornis -olI butter as was ever turned out of thstanous creamery. IL is fresh. sweet sndthoice.
 He hss also seed Id fine lot of Ar mour's Kansas Git Aiekle pork, with sour krsut to ms be country safe. This is a new sr;i Id has been spe- cislly prepared toI use. Though never befsre intn this market it is, wherever us relished, and SI'l no doubt h sd dish on ]. ]. ]. ]. }. }. ]. tke tables of On sccoun, S. of holidays, ti er vrete to on f side of the t is sn invoicl ner) of the
 prime cond
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 Cheese sno were also
 every kind
 what It mf
 will be for
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
PHryIN. ArL. Dec. It. Is.

PHrEIN, Arz.. Dec. It. ISs> iIoS. LEWIS WcLILET.
 .ECzlr, ArZ
 Sm.-lau- I;Cpr-ItI5a CO bes on -azs may br il EF -a-i- -l1e-rEizE Ha1- E. 4. Johnson. duly as hand and srurs- y needissa LLe uatser ca1 es zss.ts pubic through tue 1eE-psEers Sh-1 see Et -s .-ve 1i V-thrut cossilz yo- cent. A. p--ar. l. -- Ervsse s1d yo1 cant t-v trH r~'lszr1 70 thas prfEA-y even ii usle ny i-vr-x oF 6etsrnx when l1 El.- W lel tne natter ze@s fro u Ls -r-i- 3. V.ll -l 'c rhs vubl1c Iu viC- --t.-H-f It Ess ccilect-f- [ --r;- t.~. -r.cr I-ctira to yC.r pu5.ic-sl. r a- r lr letter zri you Ell please a- t-i- -1--
 gurs- s.c-
 S.A- M-EFoED
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Side Saddles.

ksve on hand an extra fine sssort- ladies slds saddles. single and kGit ss prices ranging from SIP, 70, sns s22. They are sxtrs sra examine them.
 F. .VILLAEsCusA'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

HAVANA. Dec, 24-Advices been reciy- ed from Hsytie states That the seized steamer Hay ten Republic has been delivered to the United States men of war.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

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