The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

Messrs- Harrison and Barstow presidents of two political clubs oi Tempe, visited Us Saturday. Meszrs. Dennis, Kirkland, Decker and P,iest have returned from rus ! iicating tripto the mountains. Supt. Webber, of the Tip-Tor mine, has an advertisement in the | HERALD calling for 30 miners.
 The Drill says that as the editor of the Exposiior grows older he will learn that abusivc language does nol serve to contradict facts.
 1 Charley Brown, for some time past the stage and express agent at Wick enburg, is ill the city, en route for Tombstone.
 Fritz L. Brill was in from his ranch on the Hassayampa, yesterday with q wagon load Of potatoes. MT Brill owns one of the most productive places in tic Territory.
 We wcu'd suggest th4t the little cdItor 90 to the Union Sunday school next Sabbath and take q lesson on the kind of animal Mary Magdalcn rode when fleeing from the wrath of PharoalI.
 H. Morgan & Co, orc of our oldest business firms are enjoying bISi- ness cxcciled by no house in this val ley. Their motto of quick sales and small profits and keeping always the best quality of goods and full weight accounts for it.
 The Tucson Citizen says that visit ors from San Francisco report Judge Tweed renewing his youth and re markably good looking The learned gentleman will shortly arrive to take up his permanent residence in Phn = nix il the prac ice of law. The Sentinel says the Antelope Peak nugget Is not the largest ever found in Arizona. In May, 1861, back of La Paz. one weighing three pound:, worth SIS per ounce and a few months lager one weighing six ounces more, worth S1715 were found at the same place.
 All the great people of the country are centcring at Tucson. General Thomas Ewing, Democratic leader of Ohio. Wallace Leach, Congress ionai candidate of California, Bishop Simpson, the leading divine of the Methodist Episcopal Church. and next to arrive is President Hayes. The editor of the HERALD is think ing of going down to the ancient and honorable" and make the picture complete.
 By the competency shown by the local paper of ;l se ction in laying be- fore all, the resources of it's section so in q great measure depends the ad- vaGcen1ent and settlement of that section Therefore, every one inter- ested in the development of their coy ntry should contribute sheir quoto Of support 10 their local paper The better support the better paper + can issue, and the better advocate your cause, and when you purchase goods do so at store that advertises, and thus helping support q medium that is settling community and increas- ing the value Of your business or property. Because q store does not advertise it is no reason it sells any cheaper, in fact statistics prove that their prices are at least 30 per cent higher.
 In to-morrow's HERALD, Goldman & Co. will haze q double-column ad- vertisemeBt announcing grand clearance sale fer the month of Sep teTnber. Prices have been marked down one-ffth their regular price, as room must be made for the fall and winter stock now 0u the road. There will be q perfect slaughter of every thing i'll tlieir large establishment during the next 30 days. Bargains will abound, ard the nrudent house wife, who h~.~sa3ed up her money and buys now. will congratulate her self unceasingly. Considering the range and merit of the stock of goods which now fills the shelves of Goldman & Co, the prospect of the sacrifice advertised in to-mOrrow's H HERALD, to which attention is direct cd for fuller particulars, ought to make the hearts of all womankind of Salt River valley palpiiatc with delight. Look iu and examine even if you don't buy. Courteous treat ment is guaranteed, evcn if you do no, spend cent.
 WEDNESDAY,.
 5. r. Simpson, for Prescott. and s. RandoI, for Phenix, came in from ihe railroad on this mornings stage.
 Mrs. Burlington and children and 5. Andrade will arrive OF the Wick enbuTg coach tonight. The Phmnix Brass Band last even- ing re-clecfed their present officers, ! and the Secretary was instructed to ! order instruments for an orchestra.
 Wm. D. Renter is in the city from .he Tombstone country. We learn | hat he will be candidate for Sheriff | It the Democratic Convention next | Monday. MT. Renter has filled the ! position of Cnder %heriff one term n this county, with satisfaction and, | f nominated, will make good ace.
 Programme for this evenings 'pen air concert, on the Plaza. Morning Glory Quickstep. .. Butler Love of the Beautiful Waltz. Keller 4eetle German Band Q'step. Keller Sweet Memories Waltz. ..... Keller let Up ard Get Quickstep. .. Keller Second Andande & Waltz Heinicke Here's Health Gallop. %. .Rollinson imperial Quickstep. ....-..- Keller Plymouth Quickstep. Robinson IOrnclia Waltz. Z...-...-.......Z .Zikof Ade.ia Quickstep.. Keller College Reel. Keller Concert to commence at 30 sharp
 G. II KELLY,
 Band Master.
 THURSDAY.
 Button holing is new game.
 Mir. Heinson has received force fI,1e-1 from Son EsrapciseO