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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-11-17

CAREFUL estimates give SO Rrpub-
lic.ns, 80 Democrats anil Read
iusters in the Senate and 1874 Repub-
li..ans, 195 Democrats, 8 ReadjusteEs,
and 1 Greenbacker, in the House
for the next session of Congress-
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A Cleveland woman recently mar
ried u Chinese laundryman, -aal
three days thereafter the unhappy
Celestial appeared at a bsrber's shop
and ordered his pigtlil cut off, say
ing in expla;ion "Foo muchec dan
yauk." :; 4 ;
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Carr. Ho gate, ex-SignAI Officer
U. 8. A., who lately made his escape
while awaiting trial for enbezzling
100000 government funds, has been
heard from in New Orleans.
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= Card

To all who are suffering from the Ell
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
etc l wi send a recipe that win cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope 10 tue Rev JOSEPH Il. INMAN,
Station D, New York City.
o20,1y,eodw
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II MARRaED i.

On Monday, 18th instant, OF the
Phoenix Hotel, j. w. Clark and Mrs.
E. Thompson, both of Mesquite.
Rev. G. nj. F. Herritt efllciattd.
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VARIOUS government clerks have
alre.dy ne,.n requested to resign pro
psra,o-y to Democratic occupancy.
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Capital time to underdrain any
wet places in the meadows; under
draining always pays if properly
done.
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Thls payer on hls st slI the PRINCIPAL
He1srxpcr Agencies IN Saa Francisco
and eastern Citiss-
T. c. Daks IS AorckAnts' Exchange, 10 our
Snacisl San Francisco Agent
T. Il. 8sfes. Al fA-k Row. Ill act as eai
New York Agent
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The leading Fairs of the west are
to receive for exhibition seventy
heads of Oxford -dowa sheep from
England.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-11-17

AaR GREAT CHANCE to mako
EssEH Sd money. Those who want
gS Ssass t2sf @sfe G6 %sns, the gGsd sSs
are offered, generally become wealthy, while
those who do not improve such chances re-
main in poverty. We want many men,
women, boys, and girls to work for us in
their own localities Any the can do the
work properly from the first START The
business will pay more than ten times or
dinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished
free. No one who engages fails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your whole
time TO the work, or only your spare mo-
ments. Full information and all that is
needed sent free. Address
STINSON & CO., Portland. Maine
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Tobacco draws h eavily on soil,
the principal denant by it being
lime and potash.
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LEGAL.
Pardon Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= tho undersigned intends to petition
His Excellency, the Governor of Arizona
Territory for the pardon OF Richard
Thompson, now under sentcnce of the Dis
trict Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Arizona
in and for the County of Maricopa, 1T its
October term for the year 1881, for ten
years from that date in the Territorial
Prison for the crime of robbery.
This petition will be presented to the
Governor on the 30th day of November,
1882, or SIS soon thereafter as the same can
be prepared.
PHeNIA, Oct. 25, 1882.
j. T. ALSAP,
n10w3 Attorney foI Petitioner.
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Arrlr At rnx OYFIcE FoE AsvzErIsrSe
AND jon HATEs.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent the partnership hitherto existing be-
tween us in the practice of medicine under
the firm name of Wharton ~ Cook
All persons indebted to us will please call
and settle at oneo.
Phenix, 4. T., Oct, 81, 1881
j. E. WHARTON, VI. d.
w. q. COOK, Ii. D.
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, he'd bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers. 15c. Drug lists.
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Baggage saatchcrs.

ST LGoIs, Nov. 16.-Frank Luse,
employed at the Union Depot, Dal-
las, Texas, was arrested yesterday
for robbing baggage. A very large
amount of missing property, includ-
ing jewelry AMI other valuable artI-
cles, were found in his house. He is
believed to be the head of a baggage
plundering gang that has operated
extensively at Dallas and at other
places.
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-"BuchupaIbev

Quick, complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
1isases. 81. Druggists.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-A Washing
ton special demonstrates that the
Virginia Readjusters will hold the
balance ofpower in the Senate. G..
G. Gorham is still q candidate for
Secretary. 1t is said by some that
he will be selected and supported by
the Republican caucus He will be
supported by Malone and Riddle
berger.
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Ohio.
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TEL RARHIC.
Nicaragua Ship CnnnI.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 15.-Fol
some days past the mercantile COM
munity has been subscribing for the
stock of the Nicaraga Ship Canal
Company, contingent on the passage
of the bill by Congress next month.
There is now about S105, 900 worth
of stock cub -cribcd here The stock
is also being taken at New York by
capitalists, and is being offered here
to allow merchants an opportunity
of showing their good will to the
project that they have endorsed.
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YANKToN, D. T., Nov. 16.-Brave
Bear, the Sioux Indian, was hung
yesterday for the murder of james
Johnson, near Fort Sull, in 1879.
The drop fell at half past twelve,
and in fifteen minutes he wa dead
There was very little excitement, as
the execution was private. He left
q request to his relatives not to
aveugc his death and to omit the
usual mourning.
Riverton. Ne6., Burned
RGvERT0N, Neb., Nov. 16.-An in
cendiary fire here Oh Sunday de-
stroyed fifteen out of eli ghtecn bust
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16

Express train from Reno and Local Passenger
tram leaving Virginia at 8 O'Clock A. n. con-
meet ut Mound House with trains Of Carson
and Colorado Railroad, arriving at Hawti orne
AZ $40 ?. NJ. of same day, connecting with the
United States Stage Cornpany's line Of Cor.
cord coaches, arriving at Aurora and Bodie
same evening; arriving at Luning at 5:32 P. NJ,
connecting with stages for Grantsville, Bel
mont, TvGo. &c, and arriving at Capdelaria at
$40 r. NJ. connecting with stages for Column
bus, silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida Valley,
Gold Mountain, Benton, Bishop Greek and In.
dependence
H. NJ YERINGTON.
General Superintendent.
pA BENDER
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16

close connes ton at Mound House witt, trains
OF the Virginia s. Truckee Railroad for Virginia
City and Reno. and WITH the Central Pacific
at Reno, via the Virginia & Trsckee Railroad,
for all points East and West.
n. u YERINGTON, Gen. sHpt.
R. J. LAWS,
Assistant Superintendent
D. A BENDER
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16

EVERYTHING SERVED UP
H in the best of style. Fresh Fish,
Oysters, and all obtaiua BILE delicacies
on hand. Private dining rooms for
families and parties. Strict attention 20
cleanliness in all departments.
PASCAL. Proprietor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-19
B SURE YOU ARE RIGHT, THEN
GO AHEAD

The New Year is generally a season for
new resolves and new plans, there is very
much empty wOrdy sentiment written about
the departure OF the old year and the coming
IN of the new. we begin this year as the
many preceding ones, with the promise to
our customers to study well their interests
and tastes, sparing no pains to give them
the best articles at the lowest prices, and at
all times giving them the benefit of my
Judgment and experience. To say our
stock is full gives YOU very Inadequate
idea Of things. every department is booming
and thought To sell, and now to enumer-
ate would occupy more space than we are
allowed, so can only call your attentions to
a few things We have just received a car
load of hay, oats and corn at bottom prices
large lot of meats, Hams, Bacon Meal
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Crackers. cheese.
canned goods Of the very best quality, some
OF Ihurbers fine groceries from the eXhib-
ton, canned ounces. (very fine Fine APP
pies. Peaches, Oranges, Okra and Tomatoes,
Oysters and Sardines. Olive oils and other
imported groceries. Lamps Lanterns and
Lamp Fixtures, all kinds and sizes, light
your home with one of those handsome hail
lamps The best Toilet and Laundry Soaps
CASTLE (pure) soap, we are headquarters for
the best Teas, and our cottees are well Sc
lected. We keep all the best Flavoring Ex-
tracts strictly pure and equal to any man
utlctured, mince meats, apple and peach
Butter, Jellies Pickles, Currants, Citron,
Raisins, (seedless) and London Layer, dried
frs (iresh) Chocolate Prunes, a fresh ar
rival of all the fine candies, cream, cocoa.
nut, chocolate rock candy, and many other
fine candies, also the best stick candy fresh
from the factory. Sow the Texas Rust
Proof Oats Fresh garden seeds Gust receiv-
sd Seed Irish Potatoes; Onion Sets, &c,
all the best Northern Seed Remember my
fresh Roasted Coffee, and spices, ground.
never fail to give satisfaction, for Powder.
Shot Syrups, Vinegar, Salt, Buckwheat
Hominy, Lard, BroOms, in fact anything
you could want in a first class grocery store,
give Us call, from remarkably complete
assortment we are enabled 10 offer all pos.
sible inducements. Orders receive personal
attention and satisfaction guaranteed
D. F. MCCLATCHY
p. S. Call for the Ideal Coffee Pot.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-19
POWDER SPRINGS.

John Smith, son Of James 0. Smith, &C
cidentally discharged his shot gun, the
whole charge going through his wrist joint,
which necessitated the amputation Of the
arm above the wrist as. s ss~ t.t
DIR. Bailey of Acworth, has bought out
Holleman s. Lackey.
Mrs. Watkins, mother, OF Joseph Wat
kins, of this place, died last week.
w p Harden, of Smyrna, and Col
Smith, who presided over the Richmond d
Danville collection OF minerals at the Expo.
sition, paid US a visit last week.
The grading Of the Rome railroad to
junction OF the Pacific railroad, is complete.
The crossties are ready, and the telegraph
is up TO Rome from Atlanta.
New houses spring up around Powder
Springs like mushrooms on q rainy night.
The photograph man-is here again.
Charley Butner cut his foot severely
last week with an AK. @ - 'o --a-.4aHI
Mrs. Newell, mother Of Mr.. John New
ell, of this place, died last week athersdangh;
ter's homes she'vass good woman, did
much good IL the world and her place VII
not be soon supplied. aas~s 40 a,sas.T
Mr.. George Bennett is quite sick Of ~.
phoid feyer,s = @ AZTEC
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-19
POETS CORNER

|
There was time, so we are told,
Where men were arrogantly bold
Bold enough with Gods to talk,
And bold, with coddesses 10 walk;
And hand in hand, with them to roam,
Ger ieathery heath and silvery foam
Where the, would ;o,,nnsI, haguiIn
Tho hours away
II WINS indeed n hanless dnv
When one-a chancad IN nav
Ills hearts hest conri a, heant,,,s shrine
But. for the live he ,houcht divine
A penalty That made n night
Appear rs ages In its aight--
A doom as dire nc Hell conld make
To cause All mortaIs thence N onake
Was his for ave
The God who ruled the uppcr soheres
The region of the countless stars.
Pronounced his fate with 'bnted breath
1t was so cruol-a living death
To WOO his thirsty lips TO touch
The crystal stream within their reach
And then TO mock him as he tried
TO quench that thurst in this sweet tide
Was death indeed.
10 mock him. as he tried in vain
The fruit so luscious now to gain.
The fruit that hung above his head
Ripened and juicy, golden and red
TO tempt a monarch, so ripe. so sweet
TO tempt God, this fruit to cat.
But he, poor mortal. could never touch
This luscious fruit within his reach,
Ii would recede.
NJ ,,
we Jake ,iis occasion TO say lhat' II any
VI our Ieaue's suouli hot,ce ci'ahse 'oi
the oeuer IN our poetry they can account
ioi II III Ihe pure nice groceries we eat ana
Tue uhuSuiIy hea'y ana SATISFACTORY uaue
we are having IN the same Wnlch mas
powerful tendency 10 'uhilinoer the intel,
lec' ana allow TO soar IN the realms OF
poesy, ana garner thereIrcm the choicest
morseis OF ancient ana modern 'ove Tor the
pleasure ana edillcatlon OF our friends
That the KIND OF cat we are.
lahtalius t!rom winch our WORD 'ahialize
Is dcriVed,) Is the young gentleman that
uiii''''ea wy r WI .iiie Poe \no'
:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-19
TOWN TALK.
Mud Mud

Mud Mud
Two marriages in the spring reported,
Mr.. T. W. Glover ls chairman OF street
committee and We have already seen some
of his work.
Farmers are reported as leaving their
lands and all hands to the railroad, and the
outlook is really alarming. In some in.
stances whole families have moved 10 the
line of road, selling their provisions To the
entire abandonment of their lands saying
they can earn more by daily labor than by
tilling the soil. The precedent seems to be
a bad one as at the end of the year all the
cash will have vanished and nothing on
hand to start and keep up crop.
The schedule of the w. & A. Railroad
made slight change last Sunday, the after
noon train arriving from Atlanta halt hour
earlier, and the noon train from Chattanoo-
"a half hour later.
Mr. W. II. Nutting, of Atlanta Nation
al Bank, is spending a short vacation with
his father in our city.
The roads are said to be almost impass.
able in the country.
...Messrs Brumby 4 Bro. have ordered
new so horse power boiler for their fac.
tory, TO be put up in the early spring, when
they will make some other permanent i'm
provements
misses Sallie and Hattie Camp, two
most charming young ladies of Marietta, Ga,
are the guests of Miss Salie Craig, one of
Selma's most popular young ladies'. Long
may our city, otherwise so dull and murky,
be illumined by their benign presence
Selma Ecening MdH.
There were 9l42 round trip tickets sold
to Atlanta during the exposition from this
point, averaging over 75cts each A pretty
good sum to contribute, to say nothing of
what was spent going in to the Exposition.
Mr. j. |, Chamberlain is adding a new
and improved saw mill, which he bought at
the Exposition, to his splendid farm.
Mr.. ". T. Banks returned from Selma,
Ala, last Monday where he had been sent
by the authorities of ;he NJ. Il n Ga RR,
for a convict who escaped from their camp
about two years ago. The prisoner was
again put to work
Mr. j. Gordon Bradley and wife are
the guests of Miss Ellen Bradley.
Miss Ethel Allen of Button, s. C., is
visiting Mrs. Glover.
ONCE A WEEK
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a New Enterprise.

A long felt want has at last been supplied
by the completion of the flour mill of A.
Howell & Son, which in connection with
their grist mill and gin forms one of the in
dustries of our city They have purchased
the very best cleaning and other machinery
and are now making good turnout and a
fine grade of flour. Farmers can now "kill
two birds with one stone" by bringing their
corn and wheat 10 mill and coming to town
at same time. They at present grind two
days in the week, Wednesday and Saturday,
but keep supply of good flour and meal
on hand to exchange at all times. Their
first contract was {. lot Of 600 bushels OF
wheat to grind for Mr. Wade White. They
are determined to please and accommodate
their customers and you would do well to
give them trial. The Messrs. Howell
with commendable energy and enterprise
have overcome many obstacles in complet
ing their mill, now that their labors have
in this particular been crowned with sue
cess, we trust our people will give them a
|liberal patronage, as they deserve.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-01-19

Corrected Weakly by our Msshan,s.l


COTTON 9 TO III cents per pound e
CORN - 81 90 per basbeI
HAY 81 b to 81 80
BgAN-sL31
WHEAT Is 10 81 40 per busllet. '''''
rLOUR-k5 90 50 00to per barrel, a..
MEAL-Sl. % per bushel.
BULKMEAT-at II cents per pound.
LARD--A 10 lie per pound. 80
ARs-orushed and Powdered, 10 csnts.
Granulated l2s cts Extra G. III Brown 10 eta
SALf-LiverpooI Sab 81 10 per Sack. Vir-
ginia Salt 81 Is Sack.
COFFEE java Coffee 33s cents per pound.
Rio Coffee i2tto IL cents. 1900. 4
sYRuP-Nsw Orleans 20 ceais pei
gallon. Florida 90 10 IS Drips 20 u 20
Georgia Cane 90 to - cents.
PEAS-v3l 10 per bushel ~
RICEr-yieto ceiIta per- pound b l29 "a
.a COUNTRY PRODUCE-Buying prices
FROM Wagons Eggs 10 to ~ cents. Cbicksns
Il To 20 cents. Batter ~ a 25 cents.
FACTORY GOODS-7.s shirting 81 a.
sheeting "a cents. Factory yarn 81 20 10 81 ID
Bunch Prints tot Bleach sLirtiHgsB 20
IA; Jeans Is 80; Concord Jeans SO.
LIME--3 basbsl barrel 80 CTS. to q. 00s
NAILsLPer kegy iod s9.7S, 3D. s4.OOy
Cd, 81. % !. I'D, $3.50 ....t ...tft.
iRON-Tire II BY \ iuch 4ets., sanAlIsrsizss
1c advances. Rod 9cts. Axes $40 70 81 !,
Ames Shovels $I2. Rowlsnds $i2. Griad
stones Beta. Solid east steel Z, r u. Cast stssl
lScts, springs &c !: axles l0sll sad iF0R 5c,
horse shoe nails 20 10 IS; b Hames 30. Is. :
RE-Hollowwsre.5 70 q seats
Betting - per cent of list. Manila rope i6e
Cotton 25c Jats rope lie; C0ttOneerd $3.50
per dozen. Axls grease SLID per dozen.
LEArHER-Calf skins. Domestic 80 70
S45 per dozen French s4T to S66. Harness
leather IS 4Oeis per pound sole leather,g hem
lock, ~: oak AS 10 80 !; spkt 40ej kips, eoun
try 60 to 20 per pound. Pegs 5cts. per pint.
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ACWORTH.

Died at the residence of Mrs. M. 0rogan on
Friday night the 18th. Inst Mrs House aged
eighty three wears, wife Of William House de-
CEASED. Rev j. g. Ryals preached her fuBer-
al on Sunday. though the weather was very
Indictment the burial was largely attended.
\. : Thriceshappy is Joe Northcutt. Joe says
il, is a charming boy.Y We lender nm our
cordial congrafnlaiions.4 = AsYA* ASH
:. Fun over the lefl. man from the coun-
try. not noted for wisdom nor industry. ana
who often fingers around store doors al night,
a, usual stayed in town rather ate one night
last week, and party Of the boys decided TO
waylaY the road and give slight impetus 70
his movements as he went boulevard, bnt In
the mean time Mr.. l. one OF the party, for the
fun of the thug informed the would-be scared
Traveller of what was up, and armed him with
a five shooter, well loaded with powder and
nsaer with INSTRUCTIONS how and when 70 be
used So Mr.. L joined DE party and shey
took their respected stations by the wayside.
Seen the traveller came splashing leisurely
along through the mud a noise was made and
stones began to fall about HIM. which quick
eped his pace, but he turned suddenly and com.
menced firing on his assailants. which caused
a GENERAL stampede Mr. l. cried Out Il AN
sh5: am dead man" The Captain Of the
squad, in the midst Of confusion and darkness
OF the night, plunged into six foot ditch, half
filed with mud ard water, and over a f.uce
carving with him some of The rails 60 the
around, and cried out don't shoot aay mole,
is me. its me" The traveller moved on home
ward, and the captain and his squad, refined
and took the field, aed commenced search as
they supposed for the wounded or dead man.
A ftsr halt hour ssading through water aud
mud they came across the man hmosr ana
speeehless but still alive. The captain made
an examinations the best be could in the dark,
and in m0urnlul tone ssid, MI. l.. If you
have bit Of breatl, in you 60 speak once more,
then exclaimed oh. boys hs is dead man,
feel the blood and brains on his face and bead. "
About this lime Mr. L. jumped up. ran off and
fired pistol aud quickly moved on for town
in advance Of the party be said to tell the joke,
but madam Rumor SAYS be WIS prompted by
the old adage, "seif preservation is The first
law Of nature With few exceptions sli en-
iov the Joke We will inform you wien theCspt.
and bis squad go gu, aud picket again.
Het 1G 0aA = itI JUNIUs.
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Guiteau taken out and Lynched by
the ILfuris ted Mob

Might be fit termination of the disgusting
farce now being enacted at Washington, but
the Thrifty housewife is now absol bed in the
cndcavOr 10 make household expenses come
down to point that will make up for the
additional expenses incurred during the
Christmas holidays, consequently she is
trading at 7. L. Hunt 81 Cos. where they
sell groceries of the best quality at bottom
prices. Canned Tomatoes, 6 cans to the
dollar Corn, OkTa and Tomatoes, Peaches,
Raspberries, Cherries, Apples, mackerel
salmon, Holsters, oysters &c. Thurbers
"Decp Sea" Mackerel and J hurings cele-
bratcd pride of the Sea brand, New
Smoked Sugar Cured Hams, Lard, Bacon
Syrup, choice New Orleans, Florida Syrup,
a choice article bought personally while in
Savannah; Apples, Oranges, cocoanuts,
candies, crackers of all varieties, Kerosene
oil, the new Georgia fire test of 100 degrees,
Pickles &c In fact our stock of Groceries
are selected with care and we sell nothing
that we connot recommend as the best
We have on hand a stock of Boots and Bro
Gan Shoes that we will sell at cost Tor cash,
as we wish to confine cur business eXclu
sively to groceries and crockery and glass.
ware, first class assortment Of which we
will always keep on hand. Fresh fish and
oysters from the coast, Tennessee Sausage
at 124 cents pound. The highest market
price paid for produce in cash or trade
Respectfully,
T. L. HUNT & Co.