Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01


 St. Louis Exchange imported lunche
 and ice cold beer.
 The supreme court of the Territor.
 is now in session at Phoenix.
 Today, the 18th, the University O
 Arizona commences its second term.
 The opera house is being arranged
 for the Democratic county convention
 tomorrow.
 Postmaster Corbett gives the utmost satisfaction in the discharge of hi
 many duties.
 MT. Bemrose, representing the Santf Cruz canal company, will arrive shortly in Tucson.
 Mrs c. w. Wright has arrived in New York from England and will be home Saturday.
 The phonographlsts on Congress street will remain in the city few days longer.
 J.S. Mansfield has on sale postage stamps, stamped envelopes and postal cards.
 Governor Murphy reached Phoenix from Denver via Salt Lake and San Francisco oR the 27th.
 Secretary of Territory Morford will visit the University this evening and re- turns to the capital city tomorrow " morn ing.
 The new postoffice with its fine apart ments and handsome equipments sets off the corner of Congress and Stone avenue with the air of metropolitan pro portions.
 The Republicans will meet at fhe dis trict court room this evening at 7:30 to take action relative to holding the pri- mary election on Saturday for delegates to the county convention.
 Richard Harding Davis The West from Car Window will be brought out at once in attractive book-form by Har- per & Bros.
 The merchants of Tucson have laid n an immense stock of goods and in are reaping an appropriate patronage.
 Happy and content is home with the Rochester" lamp with the light ,f the morning. For catalogue, write Rochester Lamp Co.,, New York.
 Secretary Mortord left for the capital his morning after spending day of observation within the limits of Arizo- la's metropolis and visiting the Univer Iity.
 Bring hither the sword and cut the ,hild in twain" cried the wise monarch. Spare tue child," said the pleading nother." Oct. f, in Tucson.
 The next volume of "Harper's Black nd White Series" will be Little SWISS Soiourn, by William Dean How Ills, with characteristic illustrations.
 The natural and unnatural mother, he great scene before King Solomon s will be witnessed October 4th in the ast tent of Roblnson's world renowned how
 Chas. Bowman who has been quite ick for the past few days, is now rapid y recovering and his many friends are ,leased to learn of his being soon at his 'ost of duty again.
 l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, corner of Main nd Pennington streets, are receiving ne of the largest and most elegant ariety of furniture, carpets, mathngs, ugs and all the latest styles of elegant rawing room and parlor chairs.
 October the 4th, John Robinson's reat show, King Solomon upon his hrone and the Queen of Sheba with thousands in silver treasure presenting 0 his majesty will be witnessed at the | reat exhibit on the plaza in Tucson On l he above date.
 The annual national encampment of | he Grand Army of the Republic, held l his year at Washington, Gill be fully | illustrated in the forthcoming number f Harper's Weekly. 4 front page DOT ralt of Mrs. WhitelaH Reid will be | iven in the same number.
 Thomas Hsrdy's new serial, "The 'ursuit of the Well Beloved" will be | rst presented to the American readers | through the medium of Harper's Baz3r. The opening chapter of the story will | ppear ir the Bazar for Oct, 1st, which 1 7ill also contain a new portrait of Mir | Hardly.
 Armand Tuouet has opened a French l restaurant on Camp street and Church 1 'laza where all manner of French cook l rg is served. This building has been thoroughly renovated and most pleas l nt dining room is opened to the pub 1 c. Tucson brides herself on setting | ood eatables and the patronage of the | pening fall season iustifies in keeping | hese eating resorts up to the highest | t8nda-d.
 MT. ViceRte Lavoriu IS in the city to- | ay from his ranch where he has been | or the last two or three weeks. MT. | Iavorin is a merchant who has had a | arge custom and who no doubt would | ave met with most ample success in | lis line had not his health forced him | o relinquish his business. The stock | f goods that are now left is being re- ailed at private sale and one can buy l in canned goods line and gen. ral grocery at greatly reduced figure l y calling at Messilla and Meyer treets.
 MT. Van Pelt, Editor of the Craig, | do., Meteor, went to a drug store at | Iowa, and asked the physician l D attendance to give him a dose of 1 omething for cholera morbus and loose | less of the bowels. He says: "I felt 10 much better the next morning that I concluded to call on the physician and ,et him to fix me up 8 supply of the medicine. 1 was surprised when he handed me a bottle of Chamberlain's Jolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 3e said he prescribed it regularly ID lie practice and found it the best he ,ould get or prepare. 1 can testify to ts efficiency in my case at all events" For sale by F. FleishmaD & Co.