Salt River herald., 1878-11-23
5 ALT RIVER HERALD.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Have your turkey ready.
 Ground was broken for Irvine & Co.'S new building last Tuesday.
 Read our telegraphic news in to- days paper. It is highly interesting.
 Last Monday five freight teams came into town loaded with stock for our merchants.
 Preaching in the school room, in the Garfias building, next Sunday at Il a. m. and ' pm.
 c. NJ. Clark's little Blue bird' was moved across the street on Thursday last. It is next to Dall X Co.'s.
 c. NJ. Clark purchased the lot ad- joining John R. Dall < Co.'S this week for snug little sum. Real es- tate is looking up in Phenix.
 Our new b-printing office will be here in a short time. On its arrival we will be prepared to do as fine work In that line as any town in the terri tory.
 Parties wishing firearms will do well to call on our well known and popular gun and locksmith, Mir T. W. Parker, for they will save time and money
 Mastering of the church has con- menced. We understand that the church building committee intend to push the work now until the edifice is completed.
 The proprietors of the Pioneer bakery have recently, in connection with their coffee saloon and bakery, put in stock a fine assortment of car- dies and nuts
 Business throughout the entire week has been good in Phenix The number of strangers arriving daily is quite large, and all looking for busi- ness locations.
 Serephin Regatta, junior partner in the firm of Salari S Co.,, was quite l severely injured by stepping into one | of those nuisances, a "dOby hole" on ! Wednesday night last.
 The Tiptop Mining company ship !
  ped from this place, last Monday, | twelve bars of bullion, valued at | S17.22O, by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S ex- press to San Francisco.
 For sale at Goldberg's-Hardware. | axes, hatchets, hammers, picks, shOv- els, knives, etc. The United States Brewery is now l supplying all the saloons in town, in cluding the Phenix Brewery saloon. ! All orders left at the Phenix Brewery | will receive prompt attention. Tinware-Tin cups, tin and zinc ] buckets, canteens, frying pans, etc, at ! GOldberg's.
 T. W. Parker sent an order for mcr- 1 chandise to San Francisco on the 5th | of this month, and received the pack age on the 17th-just twelve days. | This is what we call quick time.
 Stationery-Note, letter, legal and l foolscap, and bill paper; straw and | manilla wrapping paper at Gold | berg's.
 One of the freight wagons which | arrived thIs week, brought to our city | a fine organ. We learn that it is in tended for the use of the Union Sun day school about to be established.
 Clothing-For men, youths and children at Goldberg's.
 Our farmers have now commenced | slanghtering their hogs. We saw some ready to be dressed at Mr. Mont gomery's which would have con- pared favorably with those raised in the corn valleys of the states.
 Orders from the country receive prompt attention at Goldberg's.
 Brick instead of adobe would be used in many instances if they were obtainable. We overheard mer- chant, who is now building, state that he would use large amount of brick and pay a liberal price for them if hey could be got.
 All kinds of produce bought and sold at Goldberg's.
 People who do not walk about town are not aware of the number of buildings being erected. During q walk around one day this week, we noticed some eighteen in process of erection. And still people are con- ing in town every day looking for houses, and finally decide that they | will build, for there are no houses to | rent.
 DoEs a bachelor ever blush? No | one could any longer doubt it had i they seen the effect an innocent re- mark, made by the dominic, had upon ] some persons at a boarding house Tn l town, a few days ago. The roseate | hues which came over their counte- 1 nances would have done credit to a