The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-04
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DIED
Tn Prescott, Dec. 2l, 1871, Mr. High f''s' aged l& years mouths ard 2 days <s-

ah rfescotf, Dec. 2l, fsss, Mr. HiEh
 aged & years mouths ard days
 Mr High Price, SC well knouu to all i'eo- ple in this Territory, died very sssidehts yes- terday. He has been known to have neea in feeble condition ever since the safus nere of Mr. Low Price. ue has, hoxevT, been entertaining hcpcs of Delns many ses< longer, especially of late xhcn slcisls by the New York and Boston siore, A glanced at the empty shelves shere-
 Bat yesterday as he walked hs hc ma< with Miss Fortune, just leaving tue s,ore> who informed him that at that storc thcy7 were selling:-
 Ladies and Gents Hoiscrv at..,....-.-. las< cts. Calico of she latest designs and best
 p,..nsss sni t Tr,,;; do
 Cioth-..--.... ..-.. F do Ticking n do Crash l2tsfIo
 Dress Goods of all kinds and of lhe' very latest styles ,later than have as yet reached San Francisco marksss) ~t prices from ss set< per yard upwards. scssX
 That they were offering 2lS suits <~<-- res's, Misses and Boys CloihM4 of tss; ..t.rJ latest patterns, 50 that the youfsx peepIe. :f they did live on the froht;er might he clofhe.I | as neatly as if theyiived in New York or any large city, and at Isees from i npwaris. Mems Oyercoais ....-.-...............-.. & o1 Overalis 7s ~Mens BcotS. --......--..... to sBoys' GO 8
 uo V sMen's Brogafs. .......I tS215
 sl.adies' Slippers, Shoes and Caters
 at.........-..- a and D 4
 leThese goods will arrive shortIy.1 E l2 Lead Pencis..-....... ........ 25 An Apple Wood Pipe, f25<ets.. Ciunrs. q, Tobacco from so cents to <I ger pound 8attsr' Very best). Stationery at way down prices.
 Jewelry, of the styles prevailing in New York City on Nov. lst, At ksonisningIy low prices.
 Watches .$l0 % Fowls Cardigan Jackets % aolr shirts. 5Q Overshirts. Z 1t White Linen Bosom and cuffsl |
 She had not begun to get t,irc list of their astonshingly low pri- \ noticed that he soon after turned on the platform. Assistance Bk ft s1 ly at hsnd. In the oxciteniosa
 ton Fish Chowder, put up by Els
 Co.,, the first firm that ever krex
 can this article was nistalstn <
 needed jar of hartshorn. Blf hefl
 ter was foI .4d he had regainee oons
 Just at this time, Messrs. Boven&
 twoenterprising young men, Yh0hs opened a Grocery Store, appes;resl aE yi hins Tea, Canned Vegetables and tl marked 75 cents per lb., 40ceI;s per S B cents per lb., but he fainted at C. prices placed on them. z "A 8 bed comfortable WIS then thro, one of the nice arm chairs sold by Afr. Porter, and he was assisted into t, am reuained consciousness. But rs taround and finding himself 'kootis from two of tie best stores, in town, he skf>f ttAy d \ bered and they end tftlay," l who was standing by syf pathiz W to write his epitaph for S,O00.
 This seemed to revive l.fand 1T time he smiled, and said: sInat " Na for hare been so long used to h, kAI that cannot endure the thought $ anything cheap in that liliA Twill rS< "But said Mir. De Kuhn, ~y9n h4 pay first and then die to make iq
 The reply of Mfr. High psic6 wli< 4|'a s!.ll seem to comprehend the first part If fhs ,<s | and in a few minutes breathed his lasf H
 All those who wish to attend biz s,L f4 can be supplied with ladies and pens,s .,,.* handkerchiefs at l2,s cents carIi at fbe NJ, York and Boston Dry 0oSh and CIoth'ns< Store. The epitaph was being written 'yrh.. it occurred to Mir. De Kuhn hat live iaxsho,,s was not very valuable and hat to work fo< the dead article was clear loss. All S.f,S facts about the good newsr. the head o.! IT,; article Will be communic! 4 to Inc ptjhjie by either Mir. Richard Dc hn or T. C frnsv,e at the New York and Bost. Dry Goods sn5 Clothing Store, in the BansBnil,linv. where can be found a complete sark Q, dry solsis. clothing, furnishing goo,ls.t4tD boots a13 shoes for all ages and bof s<Hes Iadics q. and misses hats triued ani4nf'ilnod. laal.r< f underwear of medium al tm very fnctf kind, and in every departli2t there caz So found as fine goods as thlmaflct cast af- fords, all of which were pehased during the recent trip of the propri6f 10 the cheap- est markets in the United hfes. siz.. Now York, Bosit Fnd st. Loai@nd whlenwiIl be sold at a derafe't<nissn -at-~ |fkha..T | word freight is not used at this store. CoH rect change always trade s<1d always ha< been made. Forty cents not exacted fora purchase of thirty -ftva cents, nor one dollar for ninety five cents, and no article will eref - be advertised at less tban cost ss a baif to e < tract people to the store and child can b1I as eheaply as the most experienced D srso&
 Don't fail to read the MINER, and ind o1< what Mir. Low Price is doing every wccz= You can save the subscription in ono pur< chase. Holy Jehosaphat, exclaimed GUS toner. there, short time since, when tod the same thing in this Territory onfy sllon<h ago" He could have had a good sewspare7, $ the article, and & cash had he subscribed l. tiiue for the MINER. You need oii-yf Co be{T. 4 minded that if the New York and Bo<os{ store has the article you want that you Atrf'-< ALLY LOSE MONEY to send East fty mall fex if& I In conclusion would say that lhe libersX E patronage bestowed on me since opcned a{ z sioEe, te for the first time make the people of his place and vicinity acquainted with log md REASONABLE prices has encouraged nc to carry out what I stated in my ard when leaving last October for the Easl. md if you wish to see Mfr. Low Price live tn e your midst. nourish him by yQpr patronage, .ssf- -help aius,Sr the new err o(he,grees and [ evelopmeLsin this Territory.
 Respectfully, k3
 THOMAS C. BRAY prossoft Dtse 1- 1877 1a