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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

Jealous officials might afterwards have liked to find out.
 The cathedral bells, which hung on s horizontal beam ID front of the old church, changed and changed and oIsne- ed. because small boys were deputed for this task and the small boy is never so conscientious in obedience to orders ss when his work involves noise.
 IL was a solemn,-s dreadful scene that on the Plszs in front of the church the gsllows, the executioners, the suIlen. determined sssemblsge; the three Men can murderers were promptly in place. two of them bold and collected, the third taInt with fright, sustained m the arms Ot two stout men.
 "Mske wsyl-and the crowd divides. to allow the entrance of the party who had seized upon jail and jaiIor aud taken possession of the fourth murderer whom they were dragging to his death-a white fs,ed, cowardly cur. He had in his day been desperate character" and in that role had shot at and maimed many s poor wretch drunken than himself or not SO we'll armed Half a dozen murders were charged upon his head and one proved. Yet when his turn came to die. Do innocent child could plead SO piteous- ly Tor mercy. Gentlemen, only few days, spare mel I'll be different man for the restof my life.
 Don't kill a poor man Tn cold blood
 FOUR STRANGE sCARFCROws.
 Was that what you told Flores?" queried one of those nearest him. Didn't you say you shot to see a d-d Mexican wrigRle? Well, you've got io take a dose of your own medicine and that's all there is about it."
 Don't let me die like a dog,-let me talk to some clergy msn."
 By love, boys, he's right. Let some one of those "muchRclos" run over for Padre Antonio or Padre Francisco but tell him to hurry, as We have no time for fOOling.
 The speaker wss B rough hammered, brswDy, handsome fellow. from some where down in York State. the last man in the world to be credited with any per sOnsl solicitude about matters theologi- cal where himself alone was concerned He was too manly not to concsde to others, however. the same freedom of | opinion he demanded for himself. The | swift-runninR boys delivered their mes | seRe ana returned, hersldlng the priest. | at whose approach sll drew back 6 res | pectful distance. to allow him whispered | converse with the doomed.
 Vssquez died impenitent-that is, he explained that his whole career had | bean SO bad there was DO use in trying to say prayers in his lsst hour. Garces was belIved to be already dead of fright Ribers humbly confessed his sins, while WillIss, Protestant, as was said, held he priests hand in a vice-iIke grip and listened during the brief time allowed nun to the good mans words.
 Twas early morning sgsln. The first aint flush of dawn once more aroused he crows upon the tops of the pitshsyss md this time the burden of their gossip Fas the four strange scare crows which lung from the Rallows in front of the 'hurch in the PlsEs of old Tucson.
 The end.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
What am 1 to Do?

The symptoms of Bilhousness are un- esppily but toe well known, They diff Ter ln different individuals to some ex- lent. 4 Bilious man IS seldom break isst eater. loo frequently, alas, he has En excellent appetite for liquids but one for solids of 8 morning. Ills tongue will hardly bear inspection at sny time; if it is not white and furred, Is rough, at all events.
 The digestive system Is wholly out of Older and DIsrrhes or Constipation nay be s symptom or the the two may alternate. There are often Hemor- fnoids or even loss of blood. There nay be giddIness and often headache sad scldity or fistulence and tenderness le tbe pit of the stomach. To correct t.i shis if not effect a cure. try Greens august Flower, tt costs but 8 trltie and thousands attest its efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
BuckIIn's Arnica Salye.

2. The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts, Pl4Ses, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum- ot15f, oS.gf Sores, Tetter, Ohspped Hands, S.-o'slns, OOrns. and all Skin Erup- rs' .ons' and positively cures Piles, or no s s.! required. It is guaranteed to give greet satisfaction, or money refunded. g.e gLoe 70 cents per box For sale by Geo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
Being More Pleasant

To the taste. more acceptable to the s'1mRch, and more truly beneficial m i's action, the famous Oslifornli liquid iruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, IS rapidly s1perseding all others. Try 1t. One bottle will p:ove lts merits. For sale by Fred Fleishman X Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

Notice to Farmers, Business Men and
 SpeculatOrs.
 The undersigned makes 8 speciality of p,sceeing before the U. s. Land Office st 1cson, A. T., and will furnish all re- alifed information in regard to the s'a'ns of entries made. Will also furn- .ts plsts of any given township with sb- 'tscts Of the entries made.
 opeclal attention given to contest '17ss. Correspondence solicited.
 EARLL H. WEBB, N Tucson. 4. T., Box A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
Armour Packing Co.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. 9th, 1888. JOSEPH DURR,
 Tucson, Arlz.:
 DEAR SIR:-DesIr ng to quote you ID accordance with the amount of youI trade in the provision line, We have taken the liberty to place your nan on our Joo0ers List, and will for the coming season furnish you with JO0be prices Confidential" We believe prices quot ed. and quality Of goods will secure us the bulk of your favors.
 Very truly.
 ARMOUR PACKING Co. Col. Dur, the grandson of hIs most generous snd respected grandmother, vas made inexpressibly happy this morning by the arrival of as fine lot of G.lroy, California roll butter as was ever turned out of that famous creamery. It B fresh, sweet and choice.
 He has also secured fine lot of Ar uours Kansas City pickle pork, with s9ur-kraut to make the country safe. This Is 6 new article snd has been. spe- c,slly prepared for family use. Though us7sr before introduced in this market, # IS wherever used, much rellshed, and Vlll no doubt beco e favored dish on the tables of Tucson families.
 0n account of the near approach Of holidays, the ColoneTs grandmother vrote 10 one Of her friends on the other siie of the big fish pond, and the result ls sn invoice of Holland herring Melch- nefl of the 1887 pack. They arrived ln pgme condition and are now waiting to be eaten. A large lot of Ssntelle, Swiss cheese and all marketable delicscles were also received. The Col keeps every Eni of cheese made, no matter what 1t usy be. ask him for it and it will be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.

CAL ZINFANDEL, by the barrel, roc. per gallon. by the gallon 85c
 by the bottle 200. All kinds California Kentucky 
 AGENT ARMOUR's PACKING HOUsE. 
    PROMPTLY FILLED.
 JOSEPH DURR, Tucson A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

done and several very excellent proper ties have been opened up. Lsck of hme prevents further extended notice, although the town and its business men are much deserving of 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
SUMMONS.

THE JUSTICES COURT. PRECINCT No. 1. in and for Pima County rsrrit.,rS os Arizona. VI
 Thomas Prunty. plaintiff. vs Daniel hood, defendant As'
 Action brousht in the Justic.., Co,,, a, Precinct No. 1, in and for the County oS p;,,. in the TArritory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona ssnds xrs.t,ns to Daniel MOody= "
 You are hereby summoned and required to .D- pear in an action brought against yoq bT tk. above named plaintiff in the Justices Cocrt of Precinct Number One, in and for the Com ty of Pima. in the Territory of ArizonA snd answer the Complaint filed in ssid Justice |. Court. at Tucson, A. T ID sand COunty within i've days (exclusive of the dAy of service) after the service upon roc of this sumnons,if served in this Precinct. but if served without this PreHIncr, but in the County. ten days If served out of the County, fifteen days. m all other eases. twenty dsys, Or judgment oy deianlt will be taken against you
 Given under my hand at Tucson. this I2th dap of January 1888.
 {S..tl CHAS. N. MEYER
 Justice of the Peace
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To W. H. Smith: You are hereby notified that the undersigned has sxpended durins th, year ending December 3t, 1ss6, one hundred d.l- lars m the performance of the annual I.bor upon the Bernard mine. situated in ths CT, .t.-- vile mining district, County of Pim. Terri- tory of Arizona. and recorded in the County Re cordsr's office Book ", Record of Mines. psse. D. g. and &, in order to hold the same. as re quired by Section 2Ss4 of the Reyiaed Bt.fata. of the United States; and your proportion Of th- amount SO expended and due to the undersigned Is fifty dollars; and if you your hsirs or assiEus faii tO contribute your proportion of the GU e expended within ninety days after the publiea tiOn of this notice, your intert st sad BsrI mine will becOms the property of your eO-Ssner the undersigned, who has m de such sxpsndl ture. BERNARD VO(5r
 Tucson. February7th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
A TUCSON TRAGEDY,

A True Tale of Terror.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

Two staId and Prosperous Towns.
 Pinsl and Silver King continue much the same year m snd year out. At Pinal are situated the Silver King mills and at Silver King, the famous Silver King mine itself. As neither of these change, or are ever idle, business in the two towns keeps placidiy on in one intending rut. Occasionally new faces come ID and old ones disappear, but the routine of life Is pretty much the same.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

It is worth while to delsy st this point? Rather is il not better to hurry the story to 8 conclusion by saying that the doctors shrevd surmise vss demon strhted into a scientific fsct and that blood, human blood, vas proved 10 e1iss in the clotted mass which careless solu- .ions had failed to remover
 The doom of one of the three was seal ed. But how about the other two! The most rigid search hsd failed so bring so light any of the stolen property, there was nothing but ciroumstsnhA evidence against them, and they protested their innocence with sn energy and plaunoii. ity that were not altogether without effect upon the minds of those ID charge of them. The prisoners were, however separated and oross-eIsmined st diner ent points. Their answers, ss might oe expected, showed many discrepsneieei not serious enough, perhaps, 70 lusnfy' in the strictest interpreistion of tee lsv the scene which next followed, but sum cieutly grave, ID the remote ouhyins settlements of the Far West, to lussify His Honor Judge Lynch - in any measure. even death itself.
 "Boysr said the spokesman, were or the right trail. One of these men ha. certainly been concerned in this moel brutal murder, and although ean'i prove it, | believe that au three hsvt been. They can't Cell shs ssns ssssS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
Knights Ofthe Green Cloth
 AND The PaVlbTOkPf'S Last PIedpG.

WRITTEN FOH THE BOSTON COMMERCIAL BULL Er1S
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10

tQe lDCcQtlNc tO tuc CEllcs
 coscRALISG THE THUNDER.
 "I will tell you." said Vssquez, ooolly you know sll now, It's DO use trying tO conceal further. We buried our plunder directly in front of the Governors house We thought that would be the last place any one would think of examining. A short distance down the lane which leads srom the Governors house to the bishops house, on the right hand side, is & mes quite tree; under It ve buried the jewel ". Take me there, I will show you the spot"
 There was s chorus of assent to this proposItion. With hands still bound but escorted by SO strong guard that all hope of escape was out ofthe question VssqueI led the wsy-"There! Dig ID that spot" A half dozen spsdefulls oi soft esrth brought to hght small bun dle of gold earrings, bracelets and watch chains, some of them well marked with blood from the murderers' hands.
 These men were to hang, and ID very few minutes. Every hour of grace would be only SO much additional torture; why not run them down into the Bottom and hang them to the first cotton woods! bu'
 here spoke out "Don Samuel. SD Amer | can married 10 e Mexican lady. and al most e much Mexican ss sn American SO far ss knovledge of language snd GUS toms vent, 6 clear headed man, proper ty holder and 6 prominent person IT | every sense. "I want to say right her' that we have caught these men ID th' very set, may ssy, of foul murder; VI hsve tried them not by a jury of twelve
 but by jury of the whole town. by Una | iury and by their own confession, VI
 have found them guilty. Why hang then in the Bottomi Why not hang them oI the Plaza itself.
 A murmur of approval
 While we're about it., added tail quiet looking miner from the Comstocs
 -uhy not make 6 clean job of ltl WI. not hang Williss who vas seen oy hsit
 dozen good. reputable witnesses to snoo
 that Mexicau, Flores, in cold olood
 year ago! The county can: well snor'
 to keen hIm in jail forever and oes t nsl
 . fair trial and been found guilty. I'm
 trying 6 murderer bali dozen hme
 over costs heap of money
 "Yes they might just as well nsns 1u
 whole batch at once" so the great 'nrgp Trp
 concluded with hshning oeleriiy' mn
 set in place the strong beams Enic formed tbe gallovs? Quien ssoe. VI
 bought the rope and made resay tn
 uoesesf Ouien sabe. Quien ssoe va
 SSsy tAai day aad did much thai oVel
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Jurtes for September rerm.

GRAND JURY-To appear Sept nth
8. s. skinner, Mantua; George Wedy. At
water; Walter Jones. Franklin; Austin Ran
dali. Windham ; g. L. Holden, Ravenna; VIM,
8. Churchill, Ravenna; Charles Gorham. Free
dom; Daniel Ewing. Edinburgh; Linus Reed.
Deerfeld; Ezra Davis. Franklin; Jas. Vair
Ravenpa; w. W. IIolcomb. RaVenna; Alan on
Swan, franklin; WatIin DAVIS. Paris; John
p Jones, Ravenna
FIRST PETIT JURY-To appear Sept. 81
K. f. French, Atwater; Frank willard,
Franklin; w. P. Dickinson. Ravenna; Je1er-
SON Thomas, streetsboro'; Recellus Root. Ra-
VIENNA; F. N Harmon. Mantua; p. r. Higley.
Windham; III. NJ. Nichols. Nelson Julian Il.
King, Charlestown; Luther Burdick, Frank
lin; A. ID. Olin, Streetsboro'; Frederick ID.
Tibballs. Deerfeld.
2ND PETIT JURY-To appear Sept. q.
David Siuson. Randolph VOlney Shader
Ravenna; Samuel Lodge, Randolph Henry
Palmer. Franklin; W. IL. Clark. Nelson; ller-
man Day, Qeerfeld; IL. II. Bowman, Ravenna
o. P. Case. Aurora.
PRoRATE COURT JURY.
H. l. Brown. g. W. Masters. Freedom; jaime;
| r. Harm, Windham; I. r. Mowen. Deerfi eld r
Fl, Phelps, James Mattoon, Atwater s. J. II S
| ter, Garrettsville; Henry Lutz, Suifield IL. I
| Ladd, Eli Brumbaugh, Randolph; Hiram Merrill
franklin A. b. Griffin, Ravenna-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-30

Tuesday. Aug. ST. the members of the " Fam
lily Council" of the Plain Dealer. by invitation.
met at the home of Maud Muller" nes Brady
Lake. within short distance of the railroad
crossing. The object was to br.ng the Council
members together. Emma king them of their non
deplumes. making the acquaintance that had
been partially formed through the columns of
the Council. 1t proved most interesting affair.
There were present about foI ty members coming
from far and near. 1t was under the supei vision
of" Will Wild.' of Bedford. Inc forenoOh was
spent in informal greetings aud merry making.
The tables were laden with tempting delicacies
and tropical fruit; er had been refreshed
we were ent rla!ned by the Editr IS of the COun-
ell (whom we were a glad to m eGl ca ing the
roll. and all those present responded with toasts
poems recitations. &c. Several letIers of regret
were read from those that could not be present.
Ice cream, cake id lemonade were served, and
then came the breax;ag up of the interesting
gathering. The modus operandi of the Council
picnic was success. and will long dwell in the
minds oftaose present
Cou lcil reader. IsADoRE.
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We want one Apprentice to learn the Miili-
merry Trade. thi Fall.
MRS. A. H, PARSONS,
10 8 Opera Block. RAVENNA. o.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Y OUIS j. BLAKE, whose Vlace of residence
4 is unknown, will take notice that Anna
NJ Leonard. of Portage County. Ohio. on the
2lst day of July, 1sSS, fill her petition in the
Court oi Common Pleas of sasd County and
state, agaii st Sallio n. Flake, Louis j. Blake
ct ais. setting forth that on the 18th day of
April, 1850. the said plaintiff pun chasei the
follow ing described premises: situate in the
Township of Franklin. County of Portage, and
stare of Ohi }, ana known as part of lots Nos
b and 33 in said Tow hship; beginning at
stake on the south ltne of said lot 33 chaIus
and Il links east o the southwest corner
thereof; thence - deg. W. IA ch Iids Al
links. to a stake; thence n. deg. 10 m n. E.
81 chains, A. links. TO the cent nr of the road
known rs the Joshua Woodland road; thence
). T2I4 deg west along the center of said road
| cham. 2S links thence N. deg. so min.,
Z chains. 40 links. - the north line of said lot
No. ~; theme south ~ des r. along said lot
line |! chains. - links, t. IA stake; thence
deg 30 MN. + 3 chGi ins, 128 links to The cen
ter oi Siid road; thence eaSterlY along the cen
ter Of said Dad ID links; thence S D deg, 30
min T. 35 chains, 81 links, - the place of be-
ginning containing 40 sS-1n0 acres of land
That at the time of said purchase the defend
| that the same has been f. lily paid; that all the
said mortgages except e said Louis j. Blake
have io ned in the cancellation thereof; that
| tn SAL Louis j. Blake neglectS and refuses to
| cancel the same.
| The pray err Of said petition is that said Louis
| !. Blake be ordered to cancel The same. and in
| default thereof that the Court by its order can
| And t, c sand Louis j Blake is required to
| answer said petition on or before the third
| saturday after the 9TH day of September, 1888.
Ravenna o., July %, 1855
| ANNA NJ LEONARD.
10i0.6w By I'll NICHOLS. her Atty.
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PROGRAMME
OF the Portage County Fair {!

OF the Portage County Fair !
WEDN EsDAY, SEPT. 26
Taking entries aud arranging exhibits
THURSDAY, SEPT 81.
Taking entries ill 10 o'clock a. m.
Glasses l and 2, horses, 10 so a. m.
Glasses to s, cattle,
Examination of all articles on eXhihi
ton will begin promptly at 10 80 am
TROTTING.
Yearling Stake race, 3 entries, p m
Three year old Stake race, A entries.
Three minute trotting, purse Sl5O.
2:35 trotting, purse 5000.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 2S.
Examination of Glass 3. horses, a m.
I" /" " 8 and 10, cattle
I" all unfinished classes.
Grand Parade of all premium stock
at II 50 p. M.
Two year old stake race, entries, at
30p. m.
-Four year old colt race, purse $3.50.
2 80 trotting, purse $50.
2, 40 pace, purse $500.
For further information address,
K. S. WING, Sec'y.
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Republican Convention

/ H6puDltcan convention.
| The Republican Convention which
was held on Saturday last, was largely
attended. The convention was called
to order by J. G. Beatty, chairman of
the county committee, end a perma-
nent organic alton effected by the elec-
ton of Hon. L l.. Woodworth, Oi
Windham, chairman. and II. s. Webb
and A. Is. Cole secretaries.
Candidates who wished TO succeed
our present worthy She iff were quite
numerous, and all sanguine of success
After six ballots the prize was awarded
to James Jones, of Pal yra, he having
n of the l37 votes His nomination
was made unanimous.
The name of s. ]. Post, who now
fills the Office of Recorder We, y accept
ably, was the only one presented, and
he was renominated by acclamation
Three Lames were presented for the
Office of Comm ssioner, and on the fl fth
ballot Nc. Hubbard, of Deerfiald, wa4
declared the nominee, by vote of %
out of 134,
Frederick Cannon, of Aurora, was
nominated for Infirma,y Director on
the fla It ba lot.
The ma ne of the present incumbent
of the Coroner's Office, Oliver Olds,
W. presented, but the gentleman de.
clined to again fl I the important po
siiion, and Dr.. A. M. Erwin was NOM
mated by acclamation.
The com mittee on resolutions re
ported, denouucing President Cleve-
land for various things, among them
his "rebel flag" order and his 4" many.
insult to the veterans" and this con-
vention which had just "sat down
upon" five veterans who were caDdi-
dates, endO,sed the resolu' ions. They
also endorsed B. FoIaker's admins.
tration and the protective policy a.
expounded by the Republican party.
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BARLEY.

AS SO many faIine,s have been in
terested in the crop of barley which
raised this year, l will state through
the PRESS, the result. / sowed 81 bu'
and harvested 329 bushels, threshers'
measure, (Which of course will overrun
considerable 1 t6ink the ield w 9
over 40 bu. per acre. 1t is now for IS lie
by mes sure, at 65 cents per bushel. AS
SO many have spoken for seed l will
try and accommodate : Il Fal mers first.
1 consider it the best crop raised on q
farm this year. A sample can be seen
at the Press Office.
J. N. HUNTLEY,
IL miles west of town.
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The Yves ern Reserve Association OF
UniveIss ists will hold its fifty. sixth
annual meeting, in Ravenna, begin
ming Friday evening, August 31st, aud
continuing over Saturday end Sunday
The following progra n has been ar
raDgedi
Friday evening, 1880, Sermon by
Rev. Fisher, of Kent.
Saturday, 10: 80 q. M, Business and
Home Missionary work p. m., ser
mon, followed by conference 7:30 p
M, sermon.
Sunday, 1890 a. M, Occasional ser
mon by Rev. G. e. Nash, of Akron
p. M, Paper on the relation of thu
Uuiversa istChurch to the Evangelical
Churches, by Prof. w. d. Sbipman, O.
Buchtel College. Address on How
to utilize all our meaDs for church
growth" by Rev. G. E. Nash /; z: 80
Closing sermon.
All are cordially invited.
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The Musicale and Lawn Fete given

The Musicale and Lawn Fete given
by the Y. p. 8. G. E. of the Congrega-
tional Church, was one of merit aud
was enjoyed by the large number in
attendance. In the rendition of the
g Chariot Race" Mss Wait displayed
the skill of cultured artist. The in
strumental solo by Miss Patton, of
Kent, ives highly appreciated by mu-
sicians and enjoyed by all. Miss
Leonard is a favorite singer, aud the
solo When the Heart is Young"
YVES listened to with plessure. The
recitation by Ada Dronberger was a
pleasant surprise She is a new speak
or and we hope to hear her agein. The
colored quartette added much t. the
enjoyment of the occasion, by way OF
variety. The Church lawn was bril-.
liantly lighted by lsmps and chinese
lanterns, and ice cream and cake were
served from booth constr dcted for the
occssion. The society cleared about
$45 by the entertainment.
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At the new Ravenna Livery and
Feed Stable" on West Main Street,
nearly opposite the Shannon House,
you will find everything new and first
class, and can be furnished with con.
veyances, both single and double, al
res sonable prices.
The building is commodious and
well ventilated, the drs mage excellent,
making it one of the finest Feeding
Stables in the county.
MRS. S r. Poe,
GEORGE +. NICHOLS.