Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.
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 Call for the Satanella, new brand, clear Havana. at Jules club.
 Don't forget Jules club where you get your moneys worth and no taffy.
 For all kinds of hot and cold drinks, go to Jimmie Brown at the Scotia Sa- | loon.
 Go to the opera house tonight and you will see good play by hrst-class company.
 Try the selected New York Count | Oysters. Jos. SOldini recommends them to be first class. Mir. Rosario Brena, corner Mccormick and Convent streets, is agent for tho NOgaleS stage lIne. tf
 Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best treatment for cou lhs, colds and sore throat. Sold by Fred Fleishman.
 Hon. Geo. Rayfield, of the Palace hotel, and MT. NJ. s. Hubbard, night clerk at the same place, are both struggling with the grippe.
 The dishes found by a CITIZEN carrier and advertised Tuesday evening, be- longed to Mir. Al Bernard, and had been stolen bya tramp.
 Mrs. Thompson. wife of the general manager of the w. U. Telegraph Con- pany, and her little o'vy, have both been sick for several days. MT. Geo. B. Griffith, an efficient short hand reporter, known ia Southern Ari- zona, was sent to the insane asylum from this county, on Tuesday.
 Butter is quoted in Tucson at 20 to 45 cents per pound; eggs 30 per dozen; cranberries 9 cents per quart; chickens and turkeys are worth from 20 to 9 cents per pound. Oscar Osgood, brother of Engineer Osgood, was taken seriously i'll at Los Angeles, and his mother was telegraph ed fo . She left for the bedside of her sick boy yesterday.
 Johny Hart wants everybody to know, especially the thirsty ones, that no one sells better whisky, brandy, wine or ci- gars thai he does. Call at the Cactus saloon opposite the depot.
 Johny Hart's Cactus saloon, opposite the depot, is supplied with the best keg beer. It is headquarters for all who de- sire to spend a pleasant evening. His club rooms are cosy and attractive.
 Constable Cash Perrin, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, for several days, is reported better, and barring any relapse, his friends are confident of his recovery, though he has been a very sick man.
 Buy all your groceries from J. Ivanco- vich; that is the only place in Tucson where you can get all kinds of groceries, fruit, candy, nuts, hay, grain, fresh :tish and poultry. Fresh goods and lev prices. If.
 Who says Tucson does not draw prizes. No. lO,23l, drawing ten thousand dollar prize in l.. s. l.. January drawing, was won at Tucson and Fairbank Arizona Sold by $. H. Draci man, agent at Tue son A. T.
 Mir. Pierce Ford never had more at tractlve stock.of hardware than now. His prices are always reasouable-stoves, tinware and queensware, in endless va riety. Go to his store on Congress street, and examine goods and prices.
 Mir. Fred Fleishman would not recom- mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy if
  liable. It IS made especially for coughs, colds and croup and is the most prompt and most effectual remedy known for those diseases.
 There is more experience, time, and brain work represented in the prepara- ion of Hoods Sarsaparilia than in any other medicine. 1t is this which makes Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar in its cura- tive power, and in the remarkable cures it effects. Give it trial.
 Hon. Jack O'Brien says the railroad between here and Yuma is lined with tramps, and they are all headed for Tue son. The probabilities for a boom in the police court in this city, and street improvement. therefore, may be consid- cred good.
 We hawk, we snuffle, and we sneeze.
 We blow, expectorate and wheeze,
 We have got the Russian grippe"
 If you please.
 And we raise a hullaballu.
 As we snort with loud Atchoo.
 Sure remedy for the above is a Sam Drachman Key West cigar.
 Mir. Nagle, husband of the lady who walked the rope in the plaza about SIX weeks ago, died yesterday, in this city, Of consumption. He was very bad when he came here. The family,were reported m destitute circumstances several days lgo, and Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Proctor, went around among their friends, and provided for immediate wants, but they gre yet an object of charity for all who iesIre to contribute to the needy. 
 Hon. Ben H. Hereford left yesterday afternoon for an extended trip to the principal points of interest in Sonora, where he goes in the hope of gaining strength by change of climate, sur -Oundings, etc. He has been in very poor for fseveral months. His many friends will be glad to hear of his rapid improvement during his stay in Mexico During his absence MT. Frank Hereford VIII attend to all business in the district ttorneys office.
 The New York Store continues to dis Jay new and fresh novelties every day, nd to mark down the prices on all .oOds that have been in the house over hirty days. The motto in their store eems to be to sell goods, and it IS cer- ainly successfully carried out. Tester lay the store was crowded with GUS OmerS.
 NIT. Thos. II. Horn. of Dunlap, Arizo- O, is at the Cosmopolitan hotel, and has cen suffering with severe cold-prob- bly touch of the grip.
 Capt. F. s. True, U. S. A., has arrived T this city. and will relieve Capt. A. E. liltimOre, who has been ordered to New 'ork. MT. Miltimore's departure from tucson will be cause for universal re- ret, as he has proved himself to be lCst useful citizen.
 Mrs. Clara Foltz, daughter of Mir. and Irs. E. ". ShOrtridge, of th,s ct.. ar we'd few days ago from Los Angeles alifOrnia. Mrs. Foltz is a practicing ltOrney, and is numbered among the n nln ln-. -e f. C