Salt River herald., 1878-11-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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 Fresh cocoanuts at Loring's Ba- Zaar.
 The postofIice orders issued in this city on last Wednesday amounted to s1,765.
 George Turner, Jr., has been ap- pointed deputy United States mar shal.
 Beautiful Ladies Satchels at Gold berg's.
 An excellent job of pencilling is be- ing done on the building of J. II. Cotton.
 Lines and Lemons at Loring's Ba- zaar.
 Get one of those twelve dollar suits at Goldberg's.
 NJ, Edwards has q new quarter col umn ad. in this issue. He has q fine stock of goods.
 English walnuts, filberts and al- mcnds at Loring's Bazaar.
 All kinds of stationery just received at Goldberg's.
 A catholic priest is in town solicit ing subscriptions for the purpose Of erecting q church in Phenix.
 All kinds of trunks, yalises, sa;chels etc, at Goldbergs.
 Choice Havana cigars at Loring's Bazaar. The attention of our readers is call ed to the notice of collector MOwry in regard to the payment of taxes.
 Hanging, side and grand lamps at Goldborg's-
 Smoking To5accos of all brands at LoriHg's Bazaar.
 The teams of Messrs. Brown and Calvin arrived this week with large amount of freight for Cur merchants. Take your babies to Rothrock's and have their pictures taken by the Lightning process. Cups, saucers and water pitchers at Goidbcrg's.
 This valley was visited with a spendid rain on last Tuesday night 1t continued until the following morning.
 Call and examine the latest styles of Gents hats at Goldberg's.
 Pictures taken by. Lightning at Rothrock's. The odi-fellows of Phenix are re qucsted to meet at the office of the County Treasurer next Saturday at 2 o'clock, with view of organizing q lodge in this city.
 For a complete collection Of Ari- zona views go to Rothrock's.
 The following appointments have been just made by the Southern Methodist Conference: Prescott, s. H. Adams; Phenix, !. Groves; East ern Arizona Mission, J. ". Craige.
 Embroideries, Laces, Tics just re- ceived at Goldberg's.
 Religious services will be held in the primary school room northeast from the church, on the corner, at Il A. M. and : P. N. tomorrow; and ev- cry Sunday until the church is finish cd.
 iiBlankets, Winter coats and suits at Goldberg's.
 The litigation in the Peck mine case, it is asserted, has been arranged by compromise, and the election of a new board of directors, as follows: E. G. Peck, L. B. Jewell, Jas. R. Lowe, H. P. Sonntag, Judge Stebbins and Wm. Sherman.
 Orders from the country receive prompt attention at Goldberg's.
 Since the election has settled down to its usual quiet, we don't hear as many "hurrahs" as We have been af- fiicted with for the past month or two, and the salutation What will you have in yours" is not extended with that olfhand liberalily that characterized many in this communi- ty during the campaign.
 We are informed that the splendid stern-wheel steamer Disappointment will leave this port in few days for trip up Salt River. If possible we will give a list of the crew and pas sengers in our next issue. Tickets will be placed at very low figure in order to enable those who where in the late race for office to enjoy the ex cursion without being completely "busted"-in a financial sense. All aboardl
 PERSONAL.