Salt River herald., 1878-10-26


 The party given by NIT. F. G.Wenf- worth, ,'last evening, was most pleas ant affair.
 Bring all your produce to Gold berg's.
 Cigars, for low figures, at Gold berg's.
 Rev. William Meyer will preach in the church Sunday evening, at seven o'clock. -i [ e. f--.-t
 Pecans, hazel and Brazilian nuts at GOldberg's.
 MT. Nathan, of Signal City, is pre- pairing to open general merchandise store in our city.
 We look for lively times next week It will be the last quarter in the great political free-for-all race.
 Try can of that good honey at Goldberg's.
 \. S. Neff, of Tiptop, is looking for
 
 q location, preparatory to establish ing corral and feed stable.
 Bar glasses, water tumblers, etc, at Goldberg's.
 Phenix was again crowded with strangers during this week, all look inc for business locations. etc.
 Try Mrs. Mills cream yeast DOW .der at Goldberg's. IT NIT. N. B. Wiley and Miss L. M. Edgar were married on the 23d inst, in this city, by Rev. Alex. Groves
 Door locks, butts, copper rivets, etc, at Goldbcrg's. l
 Persons at distance can obtain q correct view of the business of Phe- niS by carefully pcrusing our adver Using columns. rj .0rllers from the country receive prompt attention at Grldbergs.
 Postal advices from Washington, dated October II, announce the name of McAIillenville, Maricopa county, illas been ,changzl to McMillen.
 \ meeting of the I. O. G. T. is call ed for tonight \ full attendance is requested, as important business of the Grand Lodge will come up.
 The weather in this locality during the past week has been cool and de- 1ightful. Sunny Italy cannot con- pare in this respect with Central Ari- Zona.
 Our presses have been constantly employed during the past week in printing election tickets. The num- Der ordered is something less than a million- -'-. .1i. fr0ur merchants inform us that business in this city is steadily in ereasing. During the week many of them hare received large orders from the country. --- ..-. The day of election draweth near, and the busiest people i- the country are inc multitude of candidates, all of whom seem to be certain of their pr mOtioR to PO$itio=s ot honor and profit.
 The people of Gillette have got up numerously signed petition, asking the department at Washington to c. fablish < postOfiiee at that town They recommend J. J. Hill for the appointment of pOstmastcr
 \ Mexican woman. armed with d six shooter. few days ago entered d house occupied by another woman and proposed fight. The party invited to mortal combat was not equal tH the occasion, and, calling assistance, had her female enemy safely jugged.
 Clark < Adams, the lumber men o Prescott, have sent 2 change to theil advertisement, announcing that they have 5OO,00O feet of lumber on hanC at their mill, thereby enabling then to fill orders without delay. Order sent by mail will receive immediat, attention.
 X ball will be held at Tempe. il the new school house, next Friday evening, for the purpose of raising money to complete that structure The affair will be managed by MesSrs Decker, Miller, Kots and other citi Zens of that section. Tickets incIud ing supper are set at five dollars. Al persons favoring the advancement O education in this valley should show their appreciation of the cause b, purchasing a ticket, whether able t attend or not. Tickets may be pro cured at the postoifice and Goldman store. and all attending may be assuI ed of enjoying pleasant evening Let all turn out,
 Meeting This Evening.
 X public meeting will be held thi (Saturday) evening, at tbe corner ( WaShin 0fOn and Montczup,., sfr,o.+