The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

OneW JaChsOH best sweet NSlNg Tobacco.
 California Faesh Roll Butter at the
 New Fruit Store.
 Star Cheese, the best iii the market al the New Fr0it Store
 A Mexican circus was amusin g the natives last Sat urday evening.
 The professional card of J ". Ste pllenson appears in this issue
 4 concert will be held in Steinak- CTS new building, Friday evening
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Milf Lumber Company, Prescott. x
 If you want Bill heads, Letter-heads Cards, Dodgers, etc. CHEAT, call at the HERALD Job Rooms.
 We have fitted out of our job office some fine billheads for E. Mayer, our new livery stable man.
 Comb Honey and Honey in Cans, for sale by George F. Coats, at the New Frait Store.
 A Coeka has been confined to his bed fcr several days hy q bilious fever.
 Keno is the popular game now adays. Location of principal place of business Morris &5 Ce's saloon.
 Th0mp pson & Skidmore, of Dow ney city, Cal, have opened ? harness shop in this city.
 Sturenberg has just completed inn provments in his bathing establish 1nent, that goes better Ventilation, and light.
 Mor~an 6 Co, has juss finished a large fr&m building adjoining their store, With a fronting on Washing ton street.
 R. P Hilands will slsortly erect Huilding between Coats Fruie store, and LinvJlie & Wiley's where iie will open stationery store
 The Supervisors have adopted the plans and specifications ef 4. P. Pet ait, for Court House. The cost Is not to exceed $2S, 900.
 Stcinzkers new building is almost finished. The lower floor will soon be ready to receive it's occupants Ike ur per, to be used by the Masnns Odd Fellows and Knights of Iythias MaEl be completed by the 1st inst.
 Married Saturday, May 30th, st 4ihe residence of the bride. by Justice BolaR. Mrs Catharine E. Callahan, of Nova Scotia, 10 Daniel IcLaE ghiin l No cards.
 J. D. Cushenbery. of Seymour Saas bonded the San Domingo silver anime near Wickenburg. frem A. H. Peoples 2Ra George Monroe, for the ! sTna of $1.500-
 The many shats being fired tlreugl . ehe day. nt the sheOting gallery near fhis office indicates hat w. | B2l- 1 tke FropIietoE l. doCEg 8 .sm tshins bUsiness
 The ssrge f.ay scaies of Nj. l. Per :a lta, are tke only ones in the valley. i They zEp doing considerable business in tke shape of weighing loads of of hay and barley
 Lorings handsome fountain is in DO <ition- and sill 3e ready for busin- ess upon tke arrival of some chenti- cals which Ncre starled with the rest kxf miscasried-
 T. A V atterman, the tiPsrnith Flas meSed kis shop to the building form erly used at portion of the American Hotel Ii is just across she street from the Post office Pat ronize him.
 We have just printed q large num- a'er of circulars for "Toney' who lleepS the fruit store below the HER. ALB office This gentleman is wide awake, and deserving of the patron age he is receiving.
 \ social dance was given in the Court House last evening. to give | D. NOnihon and his estimable wife an opportunity to meet their many friends for some time to come, as they |. arc about to leave on q visit East. The affair was well attended
 The handsome new saloon of E. Gang, was opened tu the public last The place was denselv crowded ail the evening Ben Corey IS the mixoiogist and thoroughly un- derstands his business Everything ; is handsomely finished and furnished and cannot he beaten in the Territory.
 NJ Asher & Bro have opened their new store on Washington street, Cottnn's building, opposite fhc north west corner of the plaza. They in vitc the public to call and inspect the the goods, and especially their new prices They have a prominent ad. vertisement in this issue.
 Frank Fuqua has caught the spirit nf improvement, and for the last few lays his saloon has been closed and many changes made Handsome bar fixtures have been added. and are an attractive feature. Frank has a luiet and cool place and an excellent stock of liquors.
 The Arcade brewery saloon, in the brick building northeast corner Of the : plaza opens tonight The delay has been caused by the non-arrival of ma erial- MeSsrs. Thalheimer & Luke Will 6e lR readiness to welcome their guests. An elegant free lunch will be an attractive feature
 Judge IIilands has just returned : rom Cave Creek, and informs us that he man who was found dead in his ,abin, spoken of in last Saturdays HERALD, was named James Gleason. ; He was supposed 10 have died last W edUesd cy morning ot scurvy. His l age was in the neighh0rhood of 8. He was decently buried by his l neigh bors
 The Phoenix Hotel, or perhaps bet , ter known as Gardiner-s Hotel, is re- 'eiviHg the finishing touches of i'm )rovements that so alters its appear 'nce that the old settler will not know d..