Salt River herald., 1878-08-10

Vlulng you want 10 Sll QoWn. Dut then it has an excellent assortment of drugs behind it.
 THE trains of N. P. Witt and John Lutgerding left Tempe last Tuesday with 17,000 and 45,000 pounds of grain for Camp Mcdowell to be ap piled on C. II. Gray's contracts.
 THOMAS HOWE has lately received large invoice of eastern made chairs, which he is selling at a reasonable price. His furniture factory is one block below the Touring mill.
 MATT LARKEN is again up from Florence, on a short visit. It is i'm possible for him to stay away from Phenix any length of time. Too much life here for him. MR. LINvILLE will please accept thanks for fine lot of grapes received at this office yesterday. They arc of a French variety; and came from his farm just south of town.
 NJ. L. PERvLrA, will open a new store, in few weeks, in the building now occupied by Goldberg. He was in town from Wickenburg one day last week.
 E. IRVINE orders all his goods by telegraph, and gets only the fresh est goods of the latest patterns, all of which he sells for very small profit on first cost.
 TIE store of Morgan S Co.,, preSid- ed over by Dan Derrick and Mir. But Ter will be found well supplied with everything in the general merchan- disc line.
 LUMBER at Bed Rock Prices, Bow cn, Knowles & Co., of Prescott are ! prepared to exchange Lumber for Barley, Wheat, &c. Send for price list. THE Blue Store gives away Chromos. 1 THE vacant lot across the street | from the HERALD Office has been se- | lected as the site, so we have been in formed, for the erection of a hotel.
 PLENTY of thunder and Tightening last Tuesday evening but little rain, all there was of that passed was either to the north or south of us.
 JOHN KNAUss, formerly in the butcher business in this town, died on the Tiptop road few days, while fleeing from his creditors.
 \ DITCH, carrying sufficient water to irrigate 1000 acres has just been completed at the Mormon settlement above Tempe.
 JUDGE R. P HLANDs has consent ed to allow his name to go before the Democratic convention for Justice oi the Peace.
 | WM. MCNULTY and Neri Osborn will both seek the nomination of Re corier, before the coming convention of the 2Gth.
 1IR, ]. N. COTTON, and 4. Decker
 and family have gone on trip to tho
 mountains. They will be absent about
 a month.
 WI. T. SMITH, has purchased anC
 will receive in a few days a largt
 hand of cattle from Tontn Basin. MEssRs. Adams and Crawford hay,
 been in from Suntiower Valley mak
 ing purchases during the past week MRS. LoRING has been very sick during the past week with a Lilliou , fever. She was somewhat better yes terday.
 NELLIE ANDERSON charged witl !, assault and battery Was fined ten dol
 lars by Judge Hylands, last Tuesday SEVERAL adobe houses have jus been finished on Adams street, ad joining the old Goldwater's building . JULIUS SASIPTER is shipping a larg l quantity of goods to this town prepar l atOry to opening a mercantile storI RUMoRED that VI. Castenada, c Signal city will shortly open a genel
 al merchanise store in Phenix. f CHARLES McDERMETr, clerk in Priests store, Tempe, died suddenl | last Monday evening.
  l DANIEL THOMPSON lately died 2 { Tempe, of congestion of the brair $ aged 5I years.
 FOCR work horses have died witt r in the past week on the McDowel n road. The heat was the cause. n JULIUS BAvERIEN has just finishe Q three rooms adjoining his baker, n Two of them will be for rent. !. JOSIE LEVINE, finding it unhealth
 for him at Tempe is spending fe' , days in Phenix.
 = THE new large store of Goldberg ,- next the Champion Brewery is rapidl IT approaching completion. k Miss MATTE TUCKER has returne
 10 Phenix after few months absenC Is at Signal city.
 o Cor. WoOLsEY and Major Cox. Ina, 1t at last got off on their trip to Gloi Is and Salt mines.
 n SHERIFF MowRY and G. II. Rot 1 rock have left for a short trip to Vic
 enburg.
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