New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-17
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
From The Detroit Free Prees.


We extract the following Items from the last issue
OF I" The Arizona Kicker
of "The Kicker that We have made another cut in
the price of bar soap, and for the next two weeks shall
anything yet offered west Of Chicago, and, while ID
brings the profit way down TO zero We expect TO reap
which we run in connection with The Kicker Il
coming rapidly to the front and i Is only question
goods are fresh warranted full weight and prices lower
ment exhibited by our people the other day when the
G. Yer Of arizona shook hands with us n front
change in the demeanor of certain people toward us
clam-she hidden in the drifts and he appreciates
the fact. He knows and respects the power Of tho
Kicker" having behind It, but Under one and the same
roof grocery, feed store, butcher shop harness shop
crockery store and gents furnishings, must WELD a
The people in this burg who have been looking
upon us as one mule power had better get their eyes
Came to Griet-The suit of the Widow Gibbs against
in court last Friday The suit was nsttS s' six
months ago by the court house ring which has sought
That is. they put the widow up to sue US, and have
advanced the money as It was needed
fed that on the night Of February 81 Iss7 we asked
her to marry us. She insisted that tho date was
it. We then exhibited the records Of the jail to prove
that on that day and night, we were prisoner,
parted from the line Of virtue and gone on a bender.
This exhibit knocked the widow out in the first round
and cOnfounded her supporters, and don't believe
they Will tackle us again after that fashion.
As for the widow, she was only catspaw, and
we have sent TO her house basket Of groceries, a
clothes line, set Of cups and saucers, and sack OF
-four to prove that we have no malice.
It VIII be Very ouiet.-our city election which
takes place next Tuesday, will be very quiet
and the singular spectacle of two tickets almost with
out candidates will be presented AS both tickets wero
made up of ring candidates We felt 10 our duty to pub
llsh. far could secure H. history OF each.
Our biographies included thirteen out OF the sixteen
candidates. and the publication was only three days
old when most Of them were hunting other localities.
They averaged all the way from murierers down 10
barn burners and not likely to be troubled with
them again.
What is left of the two tickets Is fairly clean and
honest. We are sorry we had 10 interfere and thus
place the parties In snch queer fix, but We feit II
a duty we owed to the public
Waste Of MOney.-Some person who has
grievance against The kicker ieft an mterna
was a starch-box, filed with giant powder ana two
pounds Of bullets, and arranged as to explode
when the cover lifted. We took II In and started
to open IT, supposing some modest admrer had left
us box of fruit cOfectiOncry but on second thought
concluded 10 soak IT for while. This action saved
strucon OF institution and probably OF much sur
rounding property. We have made every effort %
trace the iend who PIT up this lob but SO far with,
this community who banker for our life, but we hope
disappoint them II they feel that they must have
ambush us at night pick quarrel the street
This plotting scatter bloody fragments
large and excellent stock Of groceries is both unkind
and unreasonable
Died.-In this city. October %. 1889 Pete shi.
maker, agel fifty years. eight months and four
teen days. Pete was the individual who attacked
the 21st in front OF the posofice. with cavalry
saber being offended at an editorial criticisng the
policy of the Car of Russia toward Turkey We let
daylight into him in four places. and we paid his
He Is better of. Death loves a shining mark East
ern papers please copy.