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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
BEWARE OF THE GAME WARDEN.
Unlawful to shoot cartridges, Quail,
Suuirrsla or Moodcoak

Unlaw full to shoot cartridges, Quail,
Squirrels or woodcook.
1t may be of interest to local nimrods
to know that it is unlawful for them to
shoot squirrels, cartridges, quail or
woodcock, until October next. The law
not only forbids the killing and even
attempting to kill the birds and the
squirrels between the LIST of January and
the LIST of October, but makes it an Of
Tense to have one in possession in this
time, even though it might have been
growing gamey since the middle of
December, Or was shot outside the state.
AS far as can be seen Waterbury dealers
are complying with the law. None of
the prohibited game is exposed.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Fire In New Haven.

New HAVEN, January "a small
one story and a half house on East
street, near Laurel, was damaged by fire
last night to the amount of about 5000.
The fire started in the rear room ON the
first floor and was discovered before it
made much progress. The fire depart
ment was summoned and the fire was
soon extinguished.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Upham Gains n Victory.

Arthur Upham of New Orleans, the
prize fighter, who Is we'll known in this
city, defeated Paul Pitzlin of Houston,
in twenty-three rounds at the Gaveston,
Texas, Athletic club rooms Friday
night, for = purse of $500 and the mid
dle'weight championship. JackDempsey
was one of Upham's seconds.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Attempted Suicide In Meriaen.

MERIDEN, January 5.-An Australian
named Terk, aged %, employed at Par
ker's gun shop, shot himself in the head
at Z o'clock this morning, at his board
badly die. 1t if believed that the mans
mind is effected. He has no friends in
this country and said he attempted to
end his life on account of poverty.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Love VIII Find a Way.

THoMPsoNvu.LE, January 6.-Mary
O'Hear, aged 10, and Charles McNemey.
80, elopsd Saturday and word has just
been received of their marriage in
Massachusetts. The parents of the
young woman were opposed to the
match.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Believed to Be Burglars.

NEW BRITAIN, January Sit is be-
lieved by the police that the two men
who were struck by the Shore Line
train at New Haven, Saturday night,
one of whom was killed, committed the
burglary in this city Frinay night. The
injured man, who gives a fictitious
name, has in his possession $40 in cash,
which he is unable to account for. The
police are making an investigation.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
prov,.,ons sent to Ireland.

LONDON, January 5.-Another gun
boat arrived at the west coast of Ireland
to-day with potatoes and other pro-
visions for the famine sufferers. There is
great distress in the stricken district.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
smokeles. Powder Ellsworth.

NEW HAVEN, January 5.-The case
for non-support of family, against
Captain Ellsworth, the inventor of
smokelsss powder, was nolled this
morning at the request of his wife, an
amicable settlement having been
effected between the parties.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05

Big value in underwear at Miller &
Peck's. Everything marked down to
the lowest notch. Call while the assort-
ment IL large.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
TIMELY TOPICS.

A young man with horse and wagon
would like employment. Address this
Office.
Have your watch repairing done at
Lake, Strobel & Cos.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05

-Tangle-I hear that your next-door
aeighbors have very good organ. Do
you know how many stops it has?"
Bronson-"Only about three a day, and
those are not very long brooklyn
Light
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05

II hear your husband isquite gar
liant. DO you ever find any letters in
his pockets?" only the ones gave
him to post. "-Spare Moments.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05

Prescriptions carefully compounded at
the lowest prices, at James E. Roe's
pharmacy, IL Baldwin street.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
oMoney Mad.


Steele Mackaye. the well-known author
of "Hazel Kirk" and paul Kauvar''
has been conspicuous figure in theatre
cal circles so long that Importance ma
turally attaches to anything he may put
forth, and the production of his latest
success, the sensational drama "Money
Mad" at Jacques opera house this and
tomorrow evenings will compel wide
interest and careful attention from the
very best element of theatre goers, and
ought to crowd the house at both per-
forrnances. There are no false prstenses
about money Mad" 1t is claiaed for it
that it is melodrama in all that the name
implies.
UllIe AkerStrom.
That charming little actress, Ullie
Akerstrom, will be at the opera house
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Plneus' Casino Theatre.
The Henry Burlesque company will
be the attraction at the casino theatre
this week. OF the show the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette says: The Peoples
theatre was, of course, packed yesterday
ut both performances, despite the intense
heat, for the coming of so strong a
specially show as the Henry company
never fails to attract crowds to this
house.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Meetings This Even
LOCAL LINES.

You can buy flonr of any kind at
LADD'S cheaper than any other place in
Conn.
Have your Watches, Clocks and Jswelry
repaired. Lake, Stiohel & Co. Warranted.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
WIN. Con HOLMES, MD, Browns BIZ

DR.. Q. w. s. Frost, 1877 Bank st.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05

.uan the Baker, 1O4 south Main.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
Reid & Hughes
Mems Furnishing Department

We offer in this department few cold
weather bargains that are worth SEEING
Genuine Calfskin Gloves, will wear like
iron, 69c worth $1.00.
Genuine BuskskiR Gloves, lined, zoe
worth $1.00.
Extra heavy Camels' Hair Shirts and
Drawers, $1.4S each, former price S1.9S.
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 69c
each, worth S7ic.
Extra value in Cardigan Jackets at 9Se.
S1.45, 81. 0S and $9.47.
Mems Fast Black Socks at $50. The
best in the city at the price.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-05
PROBATE COURT MATTERS.

Summary OF business Transacted In
1890.
During the year just closed the fol-
lowing estates were offered for probate
in the district of Waterbury:
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
THE MARK ErS.

Ngw NrUE. July 90 -,,'prrr, suUguar-L Lead ..tuma: .Iu.ur,u.. At -8 uL et-yt Sra t., Q U.,t tuu, end r.l.,. r,o.ei al t"irrr.t Prtm ,u.ru.ir r uu''r. g. 2 Gee. >t"rlrs sy.IIst ,snA ~lyr, .tty uut>. Slsl; dcmtnd, SG'. ltt ,,iyvr. s7igC.
 CuI'AHu. Dut, ,Du July n -ta atrl- RrrPip's, lO.U .uU,r, c..y. lrNtu., slr,,n rr, t'r uri 'rs. 8 @ Co GO x .r..r, utIs'n uu .rt". Gr rri i' ,,,.I Iu. g. ,..El 10 'Hurr,. | 'WG 70 l,N s- 90 aE " .s s wkcT.. 70, %. u.A,- h,tr r.-. 2uuU. I.v mu E,t ~, ,.il,. |, @. l,-g.r. 'l ,-lul s'rm CT E,Isn "mu ..u uu.r. 'ttu g..5u. u iy-d .ui i,CEr~., q N 'lr1. rr uv uv.,, Hun nut.nris' wriErIs. 5 uaj..U. 0at (. 90 Gd.,J. : Dn,'u Er.,nIr,. j Jl. Msik"i w'> tI .. Iu'luu s.srs ,rg. Y. uIh"r- ~rw Nsiiv, we. .,j1 ,.iI. wlN'd Gr Nttn"rs q 7rg"" ruSuII-, Eint8 70: WrNtr,u. sl ,UGLg1.
 -AN FEAS, IsUU 5,S sR,Nrisro IIly D -'ln,tng quotations Co l0, PI.silv E,ru.Igr w~'r' Rtrlry Q let ~ Ter 'ai siW N raI l. u-: -"uyT 'JI, FlJ! \. ,aru-sI >-ls 70
 S.Ir'r .r-r- ,tO2
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Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
< uih,rn ,nritic st,Irmnnt.

SNN rR,NvL co. JdIy lO,-Ihr south. rru a, ilir Company hnvr fleet an un- uual rrpuir uj lI, taiilorua leased ljnr', lhr uIal rA.h assets are iS gGl uI f gu'.s c'ru,ugs, i&l S5S,UUl; "pruuut ,Npru-,s gl9,G,U,.U In su.a,ir, Iu, lIJ2l ,mplryrS, Ill,0 &u,O wa. ,X p'nu,d. Tnr rud has , "rumljv,s $ Sl passenger Cms ana l4.4ll height ears During lhe Wear II vmpl"yr' were krlhd und s injured, Others nrr employees, drought the lo;aI up t, .l.5 kd,vl and Glh iIi wcd.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
as agdias
EXPENSES UF THE LOAN C0MMIS
 .SlUN.

BY publication m le ahrut Inn" 2i in this piper, of Auditors warrants l. su'.i d irins the m 'nIh "f Ntv 1891. will h.. seen that warrant N". lii. tain! tine sixrh warrant issued against llr General Fund of the Trrrirnrv fer Ihu month, ~as to the "Lnan C"mui-~l"r or h,arl for expenses oi l. 'an Commi'. siun."
 IL may be nnne of nrr bnSinrss. aS t' what purposes. the S75J covered i'y 'hn' warrant were drawn for. Srilla. the Leg islsture directed tht's' pr"lIc rti"m-.ir 's pr-sum ,ble that it wa- far th" purpns of cau.ine inquiry and that the genera public might i'r informed, as io h" u-' and expenditures of the pnhIic mnr'"s It has been stated that this E75J w. drawn to pay the expense. "f Govermm Irwin's trip east. We dn rot l~ii.,' that this can he correct. for ii tinvcrn"' IrwIn was travelling an Trrrir"ria money. he would certainly z" in l">i. nesslike way and at'eid io IlI" pullt business, yet from ihe latest advi.eS h' is still in <-nklk an apparently in m" hurry to leave there. and 1t is fully 1" month sinre he left here. In urhrI wbr |. h. i,ol a su u-r trip and u" on business, as a mtn should h., II 'w were travelIns or pibN; mII'v. IL i~ probable that some lime during hI- pleasure trip, he may he in N,w IUrt or mtv then giv,. sO u. Jim t. th' sub feet of IF Trrritnri, d Bpnd.. as stated to IF evening c,niempbrlrv hy m"m bers af rhe b,lri. hat Se d,n [ hrIirvr tht ,i,v.rl,r Irwin w,ill lritv a3 h. has | ,i., w.re hiI rxp'n.r h ins' pild by tn. r'rritory, besides !75l, inst hH the exp, ,n 4es of q trip east. i- a lhr."r sum th n W. !r,ieve that tll' h"nnra hl, boarl w,lli be Istiiied in alioNing him for that purp,se.
 We have h 'retoinre foun iIllt with thi. bJtrl for want of ac,iOn. We no" hasten to ap 'losise, an4 lo admit thn' in ia :t they h lva d,i, tnI mI'I. We wo ili b, gre ltly obliged ii ''the Mrm- Der. of the B,lri" wo ild atIin give "thr tip" tp 'nir -v.niny rpItemir'ra v. a. r jut what use this S75I wi-pII t". 4 littl. m Ire or leI1 ahIse' uf "X- i'v- ernor W,lh ". grstnir"u 'ly thrown im. woili probably give Il little lie 10 d'y figures.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

R~MoRs point to q big deal being on hand, which if perfected, will be [" . lowed by the resignation of one of our high officials in favor oi the for untt'' one of one or two bower ollirm's, wl"' may be the means of h,st aiding "n L'' m,nied deal. Oae of ilIe a!"r, said lower officials has been E.ist i"r sem" time past for ,his purpose. all. lr"n' his known untirins activity is likely l"src- ceed over the land-l1ked home official. The territory is not a disintercstcd
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
Race kgninsI Ruin.

KANSAS CuY, Jdly lO.-trorgn W, iIoNrli, prnm urnt lun,h r -r!ruIrr 0 N,rhi-oa. Ntu>a>, rts.cd lhrough her, today ou a r,.'e against rum lo Jcnrr- son G,XIs.
 II he arrived b.iNgc the close oI haukjus h .urs Inmrruw uuo ulhx,rl his signature lo a check. he ctn slyt Jrlr.r.ou LImhcr C"., JrH,t.oI ,Iiru m,lls anl ]. E irujs lrnn iumrih rIiu, " iIar n"N ,nrrrwu~ lhrH. 'lirNrlt ~ u ir"m u,re on.ar rnujrfr train tn Il 'm ,hi-, Al ,l,ir-, ArE h, wlll take d srrml rain ny'r the .rou uinunran tu a, lEr- ,ru. Uuu,., u. m,rI, wih an uLCX- p rI,d delay hr wilI r,a,h Jviflson Ut , D. l,. lDai prrUN.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
Fuiru>tering Exhihi,I m.

WN>uNituN, JHly lJ.-A letter has len r,ryityd it the Government offices tyrr from n,nn at Norfolk. Va. win" .'arr- that "ue Captain Amrir, las r'ru a.,iu. !. :.nl at f"rin k in -hlp ping mru j,r treasure hunt in MrAi. Hm waters. Tn, writer k iul, rcd .hrr h has -hipp Il two.hnn lrd u.rr rIrd |. secretly Iukiut Iarg, qu,hrIl! q arms aui amumli"n aD some Iort "u Lru- ls.l d Slnl. IL L"<. ml,h a~ rh ulH -,u' .ilib t.trrInt ,ibti'I j. ,u inH aud |, mly be m .tlt ln .ul tLr rvNDul."n lu d. vi or MrNir".
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
party.

TIs Gl:ea, O',i ,st. tn being called opa lur. It will probably have an a'- count of the sh 'ins scrape this nori.- ing ~h,ch appeared twenIy-i"ur h"ir- ago m this newspaper. Oh diagnosis of th, liver oi the p 'lisic,i sititit 'n ii'
 Texas the Gazette i> invalncrablc. On the news it is freq ,nlly Iound in the
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
I,ao,os,Ls roy Y>R,GE -u,alauarrer,

D2D 'OsNLs FOv FORtGE -ITrn Iauarlers Il ,,''DtuuiCul col Nfis no, lire "i the Ghiei Q ,trer,n ,.lrr. in. \ugele>. Gal, JnlI lNn ,ciicd pr,ptsHl. ai5itr a.t'''tvel Hi inis office, uui Wl r''li'rs nl tH" q barter nnst r, at ca'ri aI C .tttiO fs r,'l W nEtri, uufil II "c.ucI, a. m nu iur- UtV, AukFlst |, lS LBhd "pchet ini- tnrtItte thyrrt tltrr m Ih" pr''S'ncy'n h dd"rs, The turIus ing mt delivery "f Forage q, m liI ~ Sisii,p~ tnrtnr i''Irirl nvut n NrilotH. a~ tnliuW>:--f.rt~ Apt''t,', R' ie, Gfa"f, liua- cnHut dnt ra nH. on >in t"rl"~ ant Nhil'p''' BarrtrGs, t; las Ahte'e, aui ~an lii"g" Btrrpck> ,'al. nsd For ln,cnth ami Niugn'r, \ VI rO'irrI 'e gttri thlrticlr> nf q iin''siit' pr,,iirtis slti uIauufic urr. ro ''ilipns nf prir.. sril lislitsh h iug eInil. t"d Sr'p nr''irr airc Ytv. ..f lnuriirIe- .'l aruc,u pr "l ti n nud uitip .iciuIe urp lnrc ''D The. PTtIr ( aSt tp ttr rNt,.ui 0' tHe rui.u npt,or s~aliigr h' the t"thli .~tvi eFe i',".,bst n. f'r .e'tscr c'as, of the >iH'piit'- men iow or Ter T ft.- iir,slr,. tan inc wt'e 'riired. orf frdt iyrrr ui tfc~urul"'> at ? ,ilu- ntlisr thftth e 'np [ nsI It}c Will i.. itrfnin"d. Sp ,nlica i'ii., spilera iu>lrl"oitS L., hid Ter, aual ni,nk for ns ot isfpp >as wi'l 'a threatened "ii ap ,ii,,au nt thisioiiire, nr lp he Qlsri.rnisirr> ai my ,'f the tiaitif urpel .ibove, \. S. klNBAi.' . a 'astrrmastcr, q. s Array, Chief Quarter uiasser
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
NOTICE Tb CREDITORS

L,SrATE OF HESRY W. KUEuLE. DE r. .ut.vL
 ,,ur. i. uurr,y gwen ny the uu.irr.t n -u .Iuuu.trtlrt pt Il- .I'Lc u. II .ury W n iUnIr e,',al,,aI, tr Eur .','' H O p', att tii psr-vr usIuu O. aIGi, tE IIu-f -nII ir 'tSs L. t, vSHIu l,su. vt % .U. Hcrr>> trV 70 tc irr- W. hl lV uuuru- rItrr tur ur-I in'tCilln,. (, w1l, tH, iln .ury 70. 'tr'H l>Il, tt the i.tI ui l-s.a'ui ( ui. 1C .,,r Cen e street, iu inr 70 q ICi IrI II .lr. u.uritm.g iu rrruN, Aril"rn, tUt .,r'v 'rIuSlur pl e [ 'r the trluractlDH Ui tn' usIHps- ,I ,8tfn r'.Lttr
 UatrI M,rUh 17. lnJi.
 JULIUS r. @CHiEcR,
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Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
TryinEt. Neg ,inr,hL'nc

E,,I.Vi.nS. It'y lD.-E 'rf'.rntrtire- t ln'i,Il lII Cnl.rrs.I"uu plHy WIl give "lr d $ ajrur'nt I"ul-h' in whlcn h,y -ay th,t Bllma 'c ltI.enIei'"ring n urspIlJra irrI,' loan in the uuIrn Jalr. hE.rg h'.n Uu.l'rSsili h. Iarl,.. uHrlyu. rhc U'urral puhlr uu [ R pU ,llr ui hili wril not ic. "sulz, ,hc yllrd!ly oI such d Ioam huiuvd.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
SIO.O0 REV ARD.

So many complaints have teen made hy >n" scriners of having their l'al-r stolen thai ln' REPUBLICAN wiil give a rewsri ui sinW t"r u formation irsding to the arrest ani '''nvi"um of any persnn caught stealing thIs paper iron the ysris ar stepsuf snnsrnters.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

T& RP,mIcNN prints tn news, lo'llan tel 'trlpl. wi h q prInptncS' Wh,cu nppwrS ln di,Iract lesser bat umhuilu- ,mhlpuli"uS,
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

P,RxELL should retire to the coast and muse on ihe uncertainty oi hnn,an affairs = especially when a human E caught sliding down | water spoa. from his friends house.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
AG ENCIEs.
NOTICE.

THE REPUBLICAN Is pleased {" contribute in public matters, bnt all n"u"e> "i 'e' tivnls, fsirs, meetings of ,oclct,e', 'rrper>, "" tertainments sni meu,oiI~ "i nar' tdSe>. '"rth' and deaths hrynnd the r'guiar ann"nuceme" will h~ charged tor sI regular rates
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

From this date THE REPUBLcAN will not h' responsible for any bills unless "untracle1 on " written order oi the infringement.
 " l. vtIl.. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
urniltiau

Tua signs d unr Ii ns. phal toward a prI-wruus luil aud winter,
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

Latlv Brook in her girlllooh was as deninfe, as q lit,'e Qiakerrss and even more a.voal, but she got bravely over
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
Notice to Contractors.

CsEALFn PROPOSALS WILL RE REcrIvFD ~ sor h-iidiug Hn addition tn the Normal school building a, Tempe. accorhing t's tke piaus and sreci frafinns mace hy '. R lecnEM .rt. architect. In Phcnty. ar hv A [ HsItrrt, sacrc'-rv of the Rn~ed. Tsmre. until l2 \. of the 2ath instant. Plans nrd specification. raV Ten pc. or at the ofhre of H. R. Leonard. Phr- ntx. sst3l, sf sse xs II
 Ridders will bid snr the whole work or for tho hrsck work seNar te. tf
 The R.ssyd reerrvea the riehs to rrjeet ent e slt stds scr ths bsSf intssesse q the 4eyz!tcyy.
 1aas 4 sssis ss Ass s5sizl sos psl
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

low R mhJran- are for Blaine, The woods arc iuiI oi them.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

Jamcs Ma arg", ali ,-t"r oi the ilur ivy LlJ,. In-urIncc C .muumv, wH- ar ,s.rd yr-crily n R chester, N. r.. ua vhI.gr 70, lul srIy.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
TARIFF PICTURES.

N. r. Press: Triy reErm'rs pre- d,c.ed hat the McK"iey idri / 'r'"id t'h our export trode. Ac uai crPrr'e.''e d" der q sho~s, howerSr, ,hG' frOm Jd"gd' Iio last uesk our exports Ct co oI g""d' a1,yua ,d Sj.gI6, ,J4J
 - = llI " EysssaR azt.sstSSS- as agaiast Yi.S!I'''I for the corrrspo dag per'od Ci iL" ysu' uHder the oli ,ariJ.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
PRICE, $50 PER TON.

nriers uf len tniis over r'rpiv- s' criTl r,Ic> Az Tivrs r. 0. B at fOuiula or North Fuinurf.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

THE REruBLiCAS Is the "nlN ur">l"pei 'T tween tiziy-sInn. reSn>, and las AuS"'rN '"'' fnruix. which publishes the inll r''eSr"rh" ." port al the A>>,r'iate'i Pr,S~ tn" larseSl n'"> g,tnrri,Ir sgru'', n tue world.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
PItlCII LIS
 -UF - South S2a EIlnl Gulny MES=RVE & SONS, POMONA. CAL.

Fn'luwiu' Is rhr .,IrIv, Hs given by Tho rr.ry E stIi>. $ Co Freu,I.cu;
 Per Gem Iu.tlurr rnp.unrrr ArId ... ......... 1L6I Jr-3,uir 'l.t.lur adj Nmmrui"H Stl'~ : 3J
 lar rruG rquiratcmt Ol I.oJ cr ccHt
 NltipsCu. .... ................ 2.A Nalrr ................... ............... 5A ~IltIu .. .................. =, truNi nt Iron .... ....,... ........... .I Itmr .... 70. ............... ........ %, 3S.!, NtLN''sl1... 70. .......,..... ....'... - Carl,,uir Acid .......... ................... 20
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
NOTICE.

'INO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-I HAVE ms day dr ,wn out from the firm known ns the Great Eastern Mercantile tni Trading Com wnh that co nrrn. I further give notice that under any pre- ious power of attorney.
 II, ELLIS. REDL,SDs, Cal, June 2a, 1891.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

lk n. JEssUP, DENTIST ALL WORK U Sunrant,e'i aiII prices reasonaDle. kuvuIs aIiI lb Porter Bui i.uIug
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

\ N. n. bA hN E4s. JOHN H. MAXIM, MI W (. tui,son. Law Untcs. Iuc~.L, \ riE,Ia an in"nIa>. facIiic btnniIng. VI xsIIns..u '~iTisI pt '.IuIuiIis
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

EARLY ,A1IUkNEI AND COUNSELOR y al ian, wiu prA. tice iB ieIniuIi.i sId ".let olates Cou!ts. Um,e, r,uIIs F aha l4 ."Irh br"'k. fI rIIN. arlZ,piIa.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

lHtEAIA LoDt,E NU. 7, co r., Mkk1s 1 esrr! saturday evening m Monlhun build Y. II Levy, NC. Johu Grn,. s.e.rrlary
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

kh. ,. W MiLLEk, PHYSICIAN AND SIR lJ keon Uin,e aii,i resiuencr, VI In,isUI huuse, r'utrc street. aisye AdRnis stteet. Pha.Ilx.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

\ kiLoNA LOD1k NJ. z, F. AND A. M \ staled mcetlngs Un the rrst Tuesday of .cn month. Da!t"n A. Reed. VI. A.. C. H. i,iy. Sr, rtstnrN ....
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
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,.>OK SALE OR EXCHANGED DI DERICK | sIesm tia! fiess: si1e liAls. nenr,y new; aaiahlsSd tu Daie U tODs . day. Wa exchange TtrrIey uf y,,uhs work stock. GEOnGk W. AMPbEIL, Fioteu C. AIiZ.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

A. n. JUnN N. ONkN pUsl. HU. n2. x Meets se,,'IIu and iouI th burs,Iay oi eny h Uhtn m MunlLuI DuildiIg. 3. C. SynOhds, ''mnIai'uer. C. n. knni,p. AdJHi1nL
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

O. U. N. tHIENIA L,spGE No, B. \. keguiai meeting ever! weuLesday even . m Masunic hniL J. N. .BiankensHIp,M M. W. II. kothI'ak. he,prier.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-11
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Arizona republican., 1891-07-11

.. NDTMIoN LEGION, A. o. W. MEETS C second ana fourth "Wednesday oI each ontn. r. M. Cznrnowski, .vmmnnuer. G. ii. "lnp@k. kerorieI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MARCH 20 1891.

new members shall be enlisted after June
training day. The membership of the com
rany is limited to 81, but il is proposed to
have 60 drilled men to select from to 20 TO
muster.
BY command of Commander in Chief
Neazey, Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, general orders have boon sent
out from Rutland, which says among
other things: "ln accordance with the
resolution of the gath national encaupment
at Boston, Mass, August 10 and II, lc9j,
a general observance Of the 25th annlvVr-
sary of the organization of this order will
take place April &, 1891 and all posts will
hold ON tie evening of that day pubic
commemorative meeting notice of which
mist be given every comrade, and special
invitations will be extended to the Sons OF
Veterans, the Womans Relief Corls and
kindred organizations; also to the clers",
press. school children and citizsns gcner-
allv.N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20
THINGS YOU KNOW,

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