Salt River herald., 1878-12-07
TOWN AND COUNTY,

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Allkinds ofstationery at GOldberg's
 Dried apples, peaches, grapes, figs etc. at Goldberg's.
 Verde and California butter lor sale at Irvine's.
 Buy your crockery and glassware at Goldberg's.
 Hon. H. Goldberg arrived by yes terday's stagefrom San Bernardino.
 An elegant safe is now en route for the enterprsing firm of Johs R. Dall & Co.
 S. Sutherland has been elected as- seSsor and collector of school district No. ,.
 All kinds of hardware, tinwarc, crockery, liquors and cigars at Gold berg'S.
 J. D. Monihon has purchased q stack of hay from J. B. Montgomery measuring about 50i'ous.
 Goldberg has the largest lot of crockery in town.
 George E. Loring is building a three-room residence, with cellar, in the rear of his store.
 Orders from the country receive prompt attention at Goldberg's.
 OF Roberts, who has charge ofthe building operations st Camp Apache is wintering in Phenix.
 Buy a sett of those plates for only two dollars at Goldberg's.
 Otero < Blake have any quantity of Arizona strawberries (beans) for sale at their meat market. See add
 Ladies' Misses Gents Youths and Boys hats at Goldberg's.
 Workmen are busy on the build ings of E. Irvine and M. L. Peralta, and making excellent progress.
 Francis 4. Shaw, county treasurer advertises today for the surrender of warrants on the General Fund.
 A gentleman arrived from San Der nardino last Thursday, who intends starting a first class restaurant.
 The family of Judge I. H. Cox ar rived from San Diego last Saturday. The party comprise eleven persons.
 J. D. Rumburg administrator of the estate of Frank Morehouse has a notice in OUT advertising columns. L. D. Copeland has en route and to arrive; in the sweet by and by" a large quantity of doors, sash, etc.
 DrS. Sheets & Wharton have moved their office to the new building lately erected by them, on the east side of the Plaza
 Views of Salt. River valley at fifty cents each, at the Postoffice store. Send some back home as a Christmas present.
 MT. W. L. Osborn is the happy man this time. It is daughter, weighing 101I pounds, and arrived November 97th.
 A. D. Lemon has under serious con- sidcration the erection of & two-story building on his property now Occu- pied by his office.
 J. W. Markley advertises his ex- press and delivery wagon. Persons needing his assistance can find his ad- dress in this issue.
 Religious services tomorrow in the school room, in the Garfas building, at Il a. m- and 7p.m. Sunday school at ? p. m., in the school house.
 Mrs. Wm. Sturnburg arrived from San Francisco this week and has op- ened a hair-dressing establishment. Notice advertisement in this issue.
 Gentlemen desiring handsomely furnished room will find the location of one advertised today under the head of New advertisements"
 A sale of some fine mining proper ty. situated in the Cave creek district, belonging to the estate of the late Wm. Rowe, is advertised in to-day's paper.
 Edward O'COnner, the harness maz- CT has moved into new quarters in the room next Otero & Blake's market, and is putting on considerable style with a new sign.
 c. H. Rothrock will shortly erect photographic gallery on the east side of the Plaxa, he and Geo. E. Mowry having purchased a lot adjoining Drs. Wharton X Sheets.
 A new front on the building former + occupied by John R. Dall & Co., on Washington St., and owned by A. Goldman, adds much to its appear ance. It will be occupied as q saloon
 Otero & Blake will shortly erect q building opposite their present loca tion; the building now occupied by