The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-24
LOCAL LINES.

Snlpplng tags at the HERALD once
 Go to the Arcade Brewery for your
 Ice Cold Beer California Potatoes. Onions and
 Star Cheese at Geo. F. Coats.
 Wedding and visiting cards printed
 in superb style q! the HERALD Job Office.
 If you want envelopes with your
 business card on call at the HERALD
 office.
 California Fruit, received fresh three times per week, at Geo F. i Coats. California fresh Roll Butter three
 times per week, by express, at Geo.
 F. Coats.
 Luke & Thalheimer, of the Arcade Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer ill town. Try them.
 4 brush shed in the southern part of the city was destroyed by fire yes terday.
 Contractor Cushman Jeff yesterday for Fort Mcdowell, which post heis supplying with grain.
 The plaza well is to be cleaned and q pump ad jed. The money was raised by subscription
 MT. Meyer. the Presbyterian minis ter, will arrive home in time to preach the first Sunday iii October.
 The Quartermaster has given notice that on the p inst, he will sell at auction, to the highest bidder, fifcen horses and four mules.
 A. Alexander, of.Aaron & Alexan- der, of the Tiger mine, was in the ! city few days ago on his road to Pinal where they have just started q store.
 Hepry Buck, the head of the K of P. organization in the Territory, has arrived from Prescott to assist the new lodge of that order in this city to get 10 work.
 Hon John J. Gosper, acting gover- nor of the I territory, left for Prescott this morning, after a days stay in the garden city of Arizona.
 Dr. Thomas Robinson. of the Trea- sury Department, arrived from Pres colt yesterday morning, and left Inc national capital by way of Tue son and New Mexico
 Mir Meyer, of the mining dis tricts south of Gila Bend, is in the city He is interested in some valua- ble mining property Tn that district, and formerly owned the Ajo Copper.
 MT Bovard, of Los Angeles, was in the city yesterday. He is minis .er of the Methodist denomination, md left with Rev. G. H. Adams this l for his new field-the Verde.
 Judge Tweed will address the Re { Club tomorrow Saturday. light. Let all lovers of good govern T nent Republicans turn out in full ' Orce and all our Democratic breth- en who want to favor common sence nd truth are respectfully invited.
 A word to my friends. When you ee anvthiDe .dvartised dfsn'l = esitate, and think, well 1 will send or that by-and-by, or I'll go and sec [ when 1 go to the city, but send for ! Immediately. Address your letters Uncle Harris, 221 or 7O2 Kearny F treei, San Francisco. | X petition numernusly signed Is l eing circulated, asking that q daily lail be established between the town l: f Seymour and the Vulturc mine, e stance of about twelve miles. The Y eiition should be granted as it ' 'Ould accommodate town uf Seve- al hundred people. | have received a great many let u PTS to describe the exact location of \ " branch establishment. Well. you e now Kearny Street, between Bush D nd Sutter, on the west side, No. 221, i, Ou will sec the name painted in I old letters on the windows-"UN- U LIE HARRIS" Now, remember, you " ome direct to either of my stores, " here you will be treated fairly and " onestly- Uncle Harris, established S51.