Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

turning home VIII give their last con cert in Levin's Park Hall tomorrow evening. The concert will commence at p. ID. sharp, General admission 75 cents; reserved seats Sl ,00. Tickets for sale at Fleishmsn & Co.'s drug store at the Park office and at Rosenstcck's bar Der shop.
 The drug store of Messrs. Fred Fleish- msn X O.. is now one of the hand somest and best appointed in the Terri tory. A new ceiling has been put ID. the wall repapered and other improve ments made till the place fairly gliiters in gilt and gold. The stock of goods is large, the attendance 8. l, and prices down to the living mark.
 A Mexican by name of Ramon Vas quez, aged about 2S years, and said to be a native of Arispe, Sonora, was seated in & chair in the Comet Saloon in Tomb stone, Saturday last, when he WAS sp-
 preached by 8 man known as Sam Al
 len. and without provocation whatsoever
 was stabbed to the heart and died bs he sat in the chair. Allen was imme-
 distely arrested.
 Mir. W. R. Conn the popular Meyer | street livery man, has recently received | |
 ersl fine single and double buggies, thus |
 giving him one of the largest livery |
 turnouts in the city, Mir. Conn is c | quiet, pleasant and unassuming gentle
 man and is justly regarded as one of the most popular livery men in the territory.
 He keeps good teams. charges ressona-
 ble prices and IS courteous snd obliging
 with everyone. Give him 8 call.
 FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
 you have n printed guarantee on every
 bottle of SHILoH's VItsliEer. IL never
 fails to cure. Sold by Geo. Martin.
 Sunday school at the M. E Church
 will commence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. and all the pupils are request ! ed to be present to receive their cards for last month. Rev. A. H. Gunnett has returned from Prescott where the sn- nual conference WAS held, and be will hold services in the Methodist church
 tomorrow night. As this IS the first i Sabbath n the conference year, the pas
 tor desires to meet sll the members and friends of the church.
 : Major Mills is now stationed st Fort . Grant, Arizona, and his engineering skill has changed that post from des-
 ert to 8 garden. He has put ID a system of water works there. piping the water a several miles, with entire success. Seven I fountains and a small lake adorn the . grounds and a luIuriant growth Of i grass covers the sand. One benefit de- 1. rived from the water works system IS
 noticeable lowering of the temperature. l-El Paso Times.
 , A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot ' tie of Shiloh's Cstsrrb Remedy. Price l 50 cents. Sold by Geo. Martin, Judge Meyer since hls accession 10 | office ss Justice of Peace, has sdiuca-
 ted over 59C0 civil cases. and criminal ones without number. Everyone ot these cases are properly indexed sn1 . numbered as are also the pspers In each | particular case, so tha. he can If called {, upon, produce the evidence and every thing pertaining to any designated one
 at few moments noiIce. There IS not d = more painstsking or more capable justice Q of the peace in the United States to-day. T His vast experIence and untiiDchinE in 8 tegrity have made him the man of all ]. others best qualified to fill the important
 position be now holds.
 ARE You MADE miserable by Indiges !. tion, Oonstipstion, Dizziness, Loss of
 ADD6Lltc. I e Fer is 8 positive cure. Sold by Geo, Mar
 tin.
 3 MT. Wm. Sioseri of the Fashion ras. D tsursnt IS the most popular man in the J. territory and if nomInsted for the pres-
 ideucy of the Fat Mans club would poll
 more votes than any competitor that : could be put up. Mir. SieSert feels the 2 great throb of the public through the agency of the stomach which he keeps S well supplied with all the good things m
 life. A guest at the Fashion is never |, required to give either his political or
 religious preferences, but 6 little four bit r piece which insures him good dinner r. Make the trial tomorrow.
 WIFI WILL You cough when ShIloh's Il Cure will give immediate relief. Price l. 10 cts, 50 cts, and Sl. Sold by Geo. Mar tin.
 The Montana Live Stock Journal con- 5, tributes the following to the range Is literature of the day: TsngletOp Ted. 8 n very prime article of cowbow, aud 8 a ranger of the Juniper Cattle company
 of Gsllatin valley, while recently mon- ,. keying with a scruboak tree slipped of ,- lover limb of the same and fractured " bis menduls oblongsta- He got tangled "a in a rope in some way, and an unfor- -t tunate knot caught him in the rear of
 the right ear and twisted his tongue out
 like cows tail His obsequIes were st- r. tended with due military ceremony OI 'e firing sslutes and few celebretIes were r. pronounced in pigeon English. u "HAcME1AoK,"s lasting and fragrant "a perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by
 Geo. Martin.
 On the 18th of last July Sergeant le Johnson, with detachment of five meu B. each from Co.'S H and J. left Fort Hua- ID chucs to sct the part of Apsches, and, il possible, avoid being osptdred by spy of 'I the companies which would be sent iu y pursuit. Since that time he and bis
 squad of ten men and five pack animals
 have travelled about 500 miles. They D. were near Bowie, San Carlos. Grant 1' Thomas, Lowell and Apache. They A were very often closely pushed and H u nr mber of times were obliged to tI ke '- to rugged recesses of the mountains tC 'e avoid capture. Yesterday they passed
 through here on their way to Huachuca d with a record that has not been equRlled 10 since this system of scouting hss been h Insugursted.-Epitaph.
 al DHlIOh D SAIAhlNh uhhED1-h poo "a tive cure for CatRrrh, Diptheris and
 Oanker Mouth. Sold by Geo. Martin. Miss Msble Corey, the kindergsrtner d for Tucson, arrived from California io Thursday evening and will open the ,o Kirdergartner n few days at No. 2lC = Convent st. In the meantime IL IS found ,t desi able ths. a more perfect explGns- :" tion of the Kindergarten system be
 brought before the parents and guar 'R dians of little children in the city. To 'r accordance herewith a meeting will be m held in the Congregational church 8 Thursday evening. Oct llth, where ps- Ie pers will be read and speeches made. ll which it is to be hoped will truly inter f. est all who attend, A pleasant musicsl Il programme Is being arranged for the
 occasion by some of our best musical talent. A cordial invitation is extended III