davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15

Five years ago had constant cough, night swests, was greatly reduced in flesh, aud had been given up by my phy- sicisns. I began to take Ayers Cherry Pectorsl, and after using two bottles of this medicine. WAS completely cured."- AgnB A. Lewis, Ricard N. Y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
REPUBLICAN CLUB.

The Republican club organized las week, and elected the following officers Royal A. Johnson, President,
 Heil Hale, lst Vice e-President.
 Dr. H. W. Fenner. 2d Vice President. K. M. Bergman, Treasurer.
 O. Wilson. Secretary.
 The several committees incident to 6 political cob<were elected, and every, thing done to prepare for active work during the fall campaign. The bes, of feeling prevailed, and the whole thing was a veritable Republican love fesst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
Rncknn,s Arniea Srlrs.

The Best Salve in She world 'or Cl;s, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt EaeUu.- Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped HsaJ-. Chilblains, Corrs. and GN SLil Erag- tions, and positively cures Piies. ar DO pay required. It is guaranteed to S,fe perfect satisfaction, or EGns7 Esiaudei Price 20 cents Fer box For sale 5. D..... Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
Ladies

In delicate health. and ell who suE-e from hsbitusl constipation. will GLi tba pleasant California liquid frult re nad,. Syrup of Figs more easily taken and more beneficial in effect than any other remedy. Is acts promptly yef gently oa the Bowels. Kidneys. Liver. sEd Stomach. and does not sicken or d-b.f iiste. For sale by Fred. Fieishca aa s Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
Warrants Payable

All warrants on General Fund of Pims Co registered prior to Angus: list. lSSi are now due and payable at my office.
 JOHN s. WooD Treas.
 BEN HKSEY DeptY. Tucson June 2st. 1888.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15

THE great Register will close on the 18th of October and parties whose names are not found thereon will be debsrred from voting.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
Safes For Sale.

Different sized safes for sale. CD tbe installmens plan, both fire and burclar proof. For particulars inquire s, ,his place. A-29ts
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15

TIE republican primaries will be held Monday between the hours of ten B. m and p. m. All Republicans are urgent ly requested to attend.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-09-15
For Sale.

All or part of 25 acres of the cholCest bottom land, with good water right, sl mile west of Tucson s75. per acre. Ad- dress P. o. Box No, b4.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-27
A. COZY CLUB ROOM

For tho accommodate IN of my patrons. A lib
erhl share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-27

Palisade kRotei.
Since the recent fire ut PnlisaCe
which destroyed NY hotel, together WIN
its contents, / have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepare
to accommodate the travelling pubic
with good uccon modations, both ms 70
board and lodging. A hberal share o.
the public patronage 10 respectful"
solicited.
La E. NJ. Buzz
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA.
TION.
Land Office at ureka, Nevada. /
October &, 1896.

Land Office mt ureka, Nevada.
October 8, 1895.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that sHid proof will be made
before the District Court of Nevada, at Ilko.
Nevada, on Monday, Nov. IL, 1888, viz; Home
stead Entry No. 21O John F. Short for the f 4
of Il and l. y of s h Il Sec. 90, TIP 80 N Of
II So +, Mount Diablo Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva.
ton of, said land, viz
A w Hesson, of tlko, Nevada.
VIM Snow, z"
John Il Baker, Ruby Valley, q
A Thomas,
oh HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notice be published
for ape
PFSDBNT.
Dated, Elko, Oct 10, 1858.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-10-27
dissolution Of rar.nership.

Notice is here by given that the part
nership therefore, existing between j. p.
RUNE aud w. T. Perry. in The butcher.
ing business, in Cariin, Elko county.
Nevada, was this day dissolved Iy
mutual consent. All bills due the firm
will be paid to j. L Raire. who as-
sumes nil obligations against the snid
Arm, and will continue the business OF
the late firm. -
i, =. RA1NE,
W. b. PEBHY.
Catlin, Sept. IL, 1883.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

Gouley's excursion to the delightful
resort COLCHESTER tomorrow, Thurs
day, August Q, promises to be one Of
pleasure to those going on 1t. Ii will
leave the B. & o. station at the foot of
Market street, Wilmington, at 8 45 a.
m. sharp; Kiamensi, 7.O7; Newark.
1l9; Baldwin, 1874; Singerly, 7.57.
Tickets will be sold on the train for all
passengers outside of Wilmington: in
Wilmington at Samuel Baynard's and
alongside Of the train on the morning
OF the excursion. Arrive at Canton.
Baltimore, at S.45; returning, leave
COLCHESTER at 6 p. M; leave Canton at
T3O; arrive in Wilmington at 945
Whole tickets for s1.10. Children
from 6 to 10 years. SIS cents. Street
cars leaving the Middle Depot at 61O
will be in time for train.
Gouley's next excursion to ToIches.
ter will be on August q.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

late years have been trading in these articles
~ many cases remain citizens, and are valu.
able IN developing the country.
Honduras has long line Of coast on the
Pacific ocean. Its principal northern ports
are Omoa, Puerto Cortez and Truiillo. Its
Pacific port is Amapala, on Tiger island. An
interoceanic railroad was long ago projected.
but has not yet been finished. During the
past year London syndicate has been
formed with view TO its completion. When
the road is built it win open up valuable
country especially productive in mahogany.
immense forests of which line the route Of
the road.
Society is very gay in Tegucigalpa, the
capital. AT balls, upon entering the salon.
each guest is given eggshells, prettily deco
rated, containing gold and silver tinsel 1t IS
expected that they will be used as "favorsn
are used in the German cotilion A gentle
man who wishes to show special attention
TO lady throws the shell at her which
breaks and the tinsil is scattered over her
The ladies use the missiles in the same way.
Then they use perfumery atomizers; and it is
expected that one having one Of these little
weapons poled at his face win stand and
take it without wincing.
The people Of Honduras are rapidly devel-
oping. They are becoming educated. and
this brings its attendant benefits. Its mines
are in many portions Of tho country still nm
developed, and the opening Of highways into
tho interior will develop them and other
valuable interests. RI. a
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

Seventy five persons went tn Cane
May this morning.
There IS an excursion from Landeu-
ourg to Brandywine Springs to day.
The B. & o. R. R. pay car is paving
on the Philadelphia division Of the n
& 0. to-day. 49, y 'Ao -
Hyatt's Band will give an omen air
concert concert IN The Eighth street park on
Inc brick work on the new Store
house for the William Lea a Sons "a
has been started. ~
The Select Choral Circle will oo a.
an al. excursion to Augustine Pier on
Wednesday, August Is.
The street cleaners were raising
CLOUDS OF dust while engaged in sweeno
ing King street yesterday afternoon.
Market street was cleaned this morn.
ing between the p, w. "a r railroad
crossing and the Market street bridoa
Fred We'll, Jr., has the flower Of a
night blooming cactus in a lar of
alcohol ia his store window at SI1 w.
A week ago the foot of East Front
street was swept by the street cleaners
me piles OF dirt have not vet been re-
moved. ~"
A farm wagon belonging to Henry
Horton of Blackbird hundred. Del
broke down ON King street this
morning. WIG
Ihere was veal exposed FOR sale in
King street this morning, between sth
ana 9th streets, that did not look fit
for food. ~
The S.O4 a. m. fast mail to Wasbino-
ton ran in two sections to-day. The
Boston connection comprised the
second section.
The Warren Athletic Club gave a
short street parade last evening. Their
excursion to Birmingham Park TODAY
was well attended.
There were about 1000 bushels Of
oats in the 4th street market this morn
ing. selling at 80 cents, the same price
as last Saturday.
The Edge Moor Iron Company shin
ped three car loads of bridge trusses
to-day for the P. G. & st, L. Railway
to Steubenville, Ohio.
The concert by Hyatt's band in the
Eighth Street Park last night was
postponed on account of sickness in
the family of w. F. Seeds.
Benjamin Hopkins was kicked bv a
COW on the farm of Hayden Husbands.
10 Brandywine hundred, last Monday
and was badly bruised.
The body of the unknown drowned
man found floating ON the Christiana
on Monday evening was buried in the
potters' field yesterday afternoon.
Considerable excitement was created
on Market street by supposed mad |
dog last evening. He ran into the |
store of William Alsentzer. 410 Market |
street. and was shot by Edward Kurtz, |
Messrs. Taylor & Fullerton. the
druggists. who had such a beautiful
night-blooming cactus in bloom ia
their store last week, will have two |
more in their window this evening.
Anyone wishing to see them can do SO
by calling after p. m.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
The Genuine Yankee Tvno

Opinions differ among students as to the
effects Of the fearful flood of immigration
from Italy, Poland and such countries. Il
seems to me that one might as well hesitate
as to the certain effect Of break in the
walls Of the Mississippi river Mr.. Curtis
phrase about watering the life blood Of the
nation" contains an argument. To under
stand his meaning one wants to so to Boston
Go into the Faneuil hall and the old State
house for a look at the pictures of typical
Yankees. Then go out into the streets and
search for their kindred. In the long pro
ccssion which fill fremont and WASHINGTON
Streets You may see once in an hour the
splendid heads which are related to the GEN
uine Yankee type. Frequently good average
faces are seen. But everywhere Won are
made TO feel that the real New Highlander il
not in the majority in New England Tbe
life blood OF this country is ..watered. &C
II. Henderson in Detroit Free Press
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
STREETS AND sKwERs.
A IA Unusually Busy session-much
Work ordered.


Work Ordered.
The regular meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Directors was held last evening.
Clerk of the Market Hmeltg made the
following report OF collections: Street
collections. S68 rs; less commission, $5s As /;
wharf rents, 80 50; farmers, SIS; total Of
$l0625. Secretary Carpenters collections
were reported as follows: Sewer permits,
$lO7; building permits, 80 so; sidewalks,
$S2s 9l;wharves, $709 70 markets. $is1. 10:
Engineering and Surveying Department,
$50 80; other collections. $3.50; total,
$2,5o7 81. He also reported a balance on
hand for opening streets OF SAIL. 80.
The weekly payroll OF S51S.1l was read
and orders directed to be drawn In favor OF
the parties named In the roll. The con-
tract for rubhle stone was awarded 10
Daniel Deugherty at $Lo0 per square yard
delivered. The directors ordered OF him
stone to be Immediately delivered for the
paving OF 9th st. from Adams TO Harrison
and 18th st. from VanRuren to Harrison.
Permission was granted Miller q Co. to tap
she Monroe St sewer to enable them 20
drain seven houses at End and Monroe Sta
TO Thomas Reilly to tap the drain on Rail
road Ave. between Tatnall aud West Sta.
TO enable him to drain tho new refrigerator
building OF the p. Armour Packing Com
pany.
The board decided to have the south side
of 18th street. between Tatnall and Orange
streets.
Chief Engineer Robinson was instructed
20 establish the grade on 1ssh street
between DUPONT and Clayton streets IL
wss decided to curb DUPONT street between
Sth and 9th street, to lay gutter on the
east side Of Lincoln street, between Lover
ing and ShAllcross avenue and Dupont ST.,
TO have Market street north Of Tenth ST.,
90 the court house crossing with asphalt
tum blocks instesd Of Belgian BLOCKS.
Plans were directed to be prepared for
inlets to run into Shlpley run sewer ON
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Monroe SITS. The
regular adjournment until Thursday even
ing was taken.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
A SPEECH DAY;
General Harrison is stumpfng a.
LIVELY.

General Harrison is stamping IL
Lively.
INDIANAPOLIS, August - Tippecanoe
county and the city OF Lafayette and vic.
Unity paid their respects to General Harri-
son to-day, two trains bringing about a
thousand visitors As they marched D
Pennsylvania Avenue en- route to the
University Park they were joined by
thousand or more delegates. alternates and
visitors In attendance on the State Convan-
zion. General Harrison In his address said:
You are members ia great part OF a
party that was not machine made. 1t had
its birth In an impulse that stirred simult-
aneously the hearts OF those who loved
liberty. The first convention Of our marty
did not organizs it Those men were great
out they were delegates, representatives OF
principles which had already asserted
their power over the consciences and
hearts of the people Capplause). The Re-
publican party did not organize for spoils;
Il assembled on an altar OF sacrifice and In
sanctuary beset with enemies. You have
not forgotten our early battle cry. "Free
speech, free press, free schoolsand free
territories" We have widened the last
word; Il is now "A free nation.n
Later another delegation numbering sew
eral hundred arrived from Evansville. and
vicinity. Dr. w G. Ralston of Evansville
was spokesman for the delegation. Gen
eral Harrison replied briefly, thanking
them for their visit and referring to the
early settlement Of their section.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
FLAG AT ESALF-mAsT.
They Visit and are visfted-Buriai
OF a Child.

- - @@AAa&a
BY Letter to EVENING Journal.
NEW CASTLE. DEL, August 8. Harry
Simmons, formerly of this city, is
again at home.
Alexander Proudfeit of Baltimore is
visiting relatives in this city.
Walter Wise, the little boy who fell
from tree on the Battery on Monday,
is again about.
The flag OF the G. A. r. post in this
city is draped ON account of the death
of General Sheridan.
An infant child of Mr.. Atkinson Of
Orange st. was buried yesterday.
The New Castle Loan Association
met on Monday evening.
Miss Lizzie Martin of Wilmington
has been the guest of Miss Annie Chal-
lenger in this city.
Miss Aggie Wfimot, who has been
visiting friends at West Chester, Pa,
has returned home.
Miss Lily and Sophie Aldridge, who
have been visiting relatives in this
city, returned to Wilmington to. day.
Charles Lunt and William whitlock.
the NameIess battery, did not 20 to
Middletown yesterday.
Rev. w. P. Pattison is spending a
one week vacation out of the city,
Mrs. John Walls is spending two
weeks vacation in New Jersey.
A moonlight excursion will leave
New Castle on the Gath inst, for
Augustine Pier on the steamer Will
mington.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
THE MAIN BUILDING.


=
The plans for the main exhibition build
ing for the fair TO be given next month.
are now ready for estimates at y. L. Rics.
Jr.'s office In Exchange Building. The
main building is 40xl20 feet, with two
annexes. one l5x50 feet. the other S0x50
feet. The foundations will be OF brick,
there being about 100 piers.
The wall from door to roof win be is
feet high and tina roof will be steep, pitched
with gables at each entrance. Flag stofa
will surmount these gables The main en-
trance is at the north, the entrance and
aisles being each eight feet wide.
The annex l5x5O feet being spacious
enough 20 prevent crowding OF the en-
trance. In the centre of the main build
ing ia the band stand reached by steps and
surrounded by counter shelves and exhibit
room. Extending from each side are glass
show cases for the display Of the finer
articles. The space occupied by the show
cases and music stand Ii about 100 feet.
Along the walls are counter shelves and
exhibit room.
In the south annex. which Ia 30x4O feet, is
the flower rack 16 feet in diameter at the
base. To the right is the ladies' toilet
rooms. On the left is a committee room,
10xS feet, and the ladies' waiting room,
Sx20 feet. This room will be In charge OF
competent matron. The main entrance
will have four windows, while there will be
eight to each side on the main building.
The stills and girders will be OF white or
yellow pine, the other wood work of hem
lock. The building win be well lighted
and ventilated and special care has been
taken TO make the drainage and other SAM.
tary arrangements OF the best.
The women will find arrangements
20 their comfort as Is possible
TO be made. The architect. Mr.. Rice, is
now at work on plans for the grand stand.
Bids will now be received for the fence to
enclose the grounds. II will be about one
mile long. Particulars Imay be obtained
from H. r. Dure or e. L. Rics, Jr.
The board of managers will meet next
Saturday TO open the bids on exhibition
building.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08


John Jones OF Philadelphia is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Miss Elsie Hurlock Of Church Hill il
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. s. G. Garfield returned from
Halifax, n. s. this morning.
Frederick Hagmeyer of Summit
Bridge, Del, is in the city to-day.
John Mcdowell, DIR. 7. A. Browns
junior clerk, is visiting Chester, Pa.
james @. Moore, formerly in the
brick business here, was in town yes
terday.
John Duff, formerly of Newport.
Del, but now Of West Chester, Pa, IS
on visit to his parents.
Frederick Mammele and William H.
Heisler start on trip to Saratoga and
the Catskills this morning.
DR.. T. A. Brown is spending his
vacation in the lower part of Virginia
among friends and relatives.
Il. II. Ward, ESQ.,, and Mrs. Ward
VIII take vacation on the Chesa-
peake bay, commencing on Saturday
next.
Gerson L. Kahn, formerly a mer-
chant OF this city, but now engaged in
business in Philadelphia, was IN town
to-day.
Miss Lucy M. Herroder of Mount
Vernon, N, T., is on an extended visit
to her cousin, Miss Kate Viagofski, of
this city.
Miss Clsra Ross, Miss Annie Ford and
Mrs. Harry e. Ford of Dover, went 10
Philadelphia this morning on a two
weeks visit.
John Hartmann, OF the Hartmann
and Fehrenbach Brewing Company. Il
lying seriously i'll at his home at Low
ering Ave. and DUPONT st.
Mrs. @. Fl. McWhorter OF Oil West
gth street, accompanied by daughters.
left to-day for few weeks visit to
her brother, Oliver Jamison, of Sc.
Georges hundred.
Joseph L. Lavender and Mrs. Cav.
ender OF SO7 West 7th street, left to.
day for their farm, situate near
smyrna. They expect to remain there
until September 20. Mr.. Lavender
intends to superintend the marketing
OF large peach crop.
u. B. Frazer. secretary of the State
Bosrd OF Health, will visit his cousin.
Samuel Frazer of Bohemia Manor.
Cecil county, Md. Mr.. e. M, Harding
OF Reading, Pa, will look after the
Reverting Fund Insurance Associa. !
ton for 1t least month. Mr.. Frazer
leaves this afternoon.
James Webb, Mrs. Webb and
daughter and Mrs. Alma Webb. . |
daughter-in-law, and her child, spent !
the day in this city. Mr.. Webb and |
his son are engaged in the creamery |
business, having established cream |
cries at Delaware City and SMYRNA.
The younger Mrs. Webb went 10 della |
ware City this evening.
There are number Of Delawareans
now at Atlantic City. Besides many |
Wllmingtonians there are at the Hotel |
Dennis Mrs, Charles Lum, Mrs. Willard
3. BigRs, Miss May BigRs and Miss
Helen Naudain of Middletown. They
are accompanied by Willard B. BiQQs.
SON OF Governor Biggs, and Colonel E'
1, Cooper, of Governor Biggs's staff.
John T. Cochran, Jr., of MiddIetown.
g az the Chalfonte; Mrs. w. III. Hous-
Ton, Mrs. Jenny Naudain, Miss Mvrtte
houston and Mrs. George Kelley, all
p Mlddletown, are at the Delaware
Jity House, and Alexander M. Brown
md wife and Victor Cochran of
1iddletown, and Miss Ella Warren Of
FELTON, are at the Margate.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

lar then crawled through the opening
When the Office was opened this morning,
one of the drawers OF the desk, which had
been unlocked, was found lying on the
floor. 1t bore the appearance of having
been ransacked. but as it contained nothing
of value nothing had been taken.
The other drawer OF the desk was locked.
It had been tempered with, but not opened.
A pair Of shoes, an umbrella. clock and
other small articles in the office were not
taken. The persons had probably been
frightened away before securing anything
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
mr.. moore,s card.

take this method to express my
thanks to my many friends who sun
ported me at the nomination for
sheriff on Saturday, August 4. 1
hereby pledge myself to give, aud ask
my friends to give an earnest support
20 William Simmons of Wilmington
hundred, the successful nominee for
sherln OF the Republican party Of New
Castle county. shall ask my friends
Tor their support again in 1890.
Yours truly, ELIAS N. MOORE.
Odessa, Del, August z. 1888.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

Burglars broke into the otics Of tina Jnck
son Lime and Coal Co. last night, but Sc
CARED nothing. The window nearest the
bridgs OF the Market street side of the
office was broken through and an entrance
made. Tbs lower end of the sash bar sepa-
rating two Of the lower panes Of glass IA
tns lower sssh OF tbs window was
Clipped away with some sharp
instrument, probably q knife, and then
broken ont; the panes of glass on zach side
being pulled out piecs by pIscs. Ths burg
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

The schooners James Ponder and
Lynch OF this port arrived in Philadel-
phia yesterday.
The schooners Willard Salisbury Of
Milton and J I'll. Deputy Of Milford
sailed from Vineyard Haven yester-
day.
The repairs on the Windsor Line
steamship Parthian are nearly finished.
The work has been pushed day and
night. The vessel will be taken out az
the dry dock to-day and will leave this
city to morrow.
Evening journal., 1888-08-08
REAL ESTATE


ME CALI YOUR ATTENTION no TFJT
FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
NNout.Ihsasl corner Third and Cherry streets
10 ~ : corner Brown and Cedar streeta
luV 5o-l Trenton Place
1919 Liberty street
1~o frame houses Fourth and Hav,lev straata
lU1O Walnut street ~ 9''e0so
1- ostnwsst corner Seventeenth and Union SITS
1009-11 Market etraat
~ washington street
si6 Spruce street.
1903 West Eighth street
200 East Ninth street
10fg-2I Linden sire
III East Tenth straar
1l3 West Eighth rect
JOG Madison street
11S Cedar street
lOOl-3-9 Elm street
6 Ho2r ~ corner Fourth and Orange streets
wa Madison street. 81 Ssaeoes.
800 West Seventh street
1O9Poplar street
701 East Sixth street.
1903 Broome street
lUO2 Adams street
yVo washington street.
southwest s W., corner Scott aud Liberia streets.
le6.s West Eighteenth street.
1000 French street.
SiS West street
10 West street.
y02 West Second street.
800 Madison street
l2l5-l1 Washington street.
wi hch 4bh tteHtu ana scott streets
oO7 South Jackson street
southeast sou corner Eighteenth and Brinkle Ave.
1895 Market street
Southeast go corner Twenty-third and Market.
Oh Orange street
llS-l4 West Twelfth street.
Us West Eleventh street.
6l5 West Second street
800 Market street.
6l0 Madison street.
s0l Franklin streat
sO5 Fran lin street.
l2s7 Market street.
o09 Van Buren, street.
lOi4 Monroe street.
105 West Seventh street.
500 Monroe st Get
1911 Lincoln street.
II none of the above suit You send or call for
W. ne nave many others in all secti 1ns Of the
erms to suit. HgArD e 10
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

south American
republic, but con-
ferred no benefit.
1t was only when
the inhabitants Of
North America be-
gan to take an in
terest that any
permanent goo d
seemed to accrue.
The products to be
obtainedareindigo,
hides, coffee and
mahogany. Besides
these are valuable
gold and silver
mines. The North
Americans who Of
Evening journal., 1888-08-08

Not over 1900 baskets arrived In this city
shia morning They were Mountain Rose.
Troths and prsmatures The wholesale
prices were SO 60 IS cents basket Some
extra large and tine fruit brougha OIL. The
nest fruit continues TO 80 to points beyond
wilmington and that received here Ia often
poorly packed In the baskets and cars. The
ressn prices to-day ware 10 TO 20 cents a
nAaf peck soms small prsmatursa were
So lo@ a. Is ccnss basket.