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SATURDAY, MAY 9th. 'S2.

All that certain messuaga and tenement or
tract OF land situate In LOCUST township, Coluin-
bia county, and STATE OF Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, that is TO say Regin-
ming at a stone In the public road leading from
Slaotown TO Mainvie, running thence by land OF
solomon Strausser and william Adams, north
thirty eight degrees, west eighty four and five
tenths perches Ia a stone, thence by land OF
George styausseT south seventy six degrees, west
sixty two perches TO a stone, thence by land
OF Lewis Bunge south eight degrees, west thirty
and fve tenths perches TO a stone, thence by the
same, south thirty eight degrees, east one hun
drei and three perohes 70 a stone, thence by the
same south nifty three degrees, west three perches
TO a stone, thence by land OF solomon strausser,
south hfty eight degrees east sixty eight perches
20 the stone In centre OF public road leading from
slabtown TO Mainyille, thence In said rosd and by
land OF solomon strausser north twenty degrees
east nineteen perches 10 stone, thence In and by
the same north ave degrees, east sixty eight
perches to the place OF beginning containing sixty
two acres, strict measure, wheTeon are erected a
two story frame dwelling house, frame barn, corn
crib and out-buildings.
Seized, taken IN execution al the suit OF David
| Helwlg executor of Peter nelwig, deceased,
| against Isaac Lewis with notice 10 John Adams
terre tenant and to be sold as the property OF
| Isaac Lewis
| Lev. Fa. RnAwH, Attorney,
ALSO,
All that certain lot or piece OF ground situate ON
| the north side OF Sixth street, In the town OF
| Bloomsburg, county OF Columbia. State OF Penna.
bounded ON the west by lot OF samuel Potter, on
the north by sterners alley, on the east by lot OF
Henry Kesty, uormerly the prof. erty OF c. W
Bodlne) and on the south by Sixth street afore
said, whereon Is erected atwo story frame hons'
and oat-buildings-
seized, taken In execution at the suit OF d. j
Waller now for use OF Samuel kelchner agains
william q. Girton ana 10 be sold as the propert!
OF William q. Girton,
Lev. Fa. e. W, MILLER. Atty.
Il u, IL. ENT,
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We understand that j. w. Chamberlin,
of Plymouth talks some of going in bust
ness in the South.
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Nervous debility, the curse of the Amer
ican people, Immediately yields 70 the
actiph Of Browns Iron Bittera,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-05-05

Elys Cream Ba m
EneCtual y cleanses
the Lasal passages OF
Catarrhal virus, caus-
Ing healthy soerelilns
alllys Inflammation,
pr lte1t, the mem
branA nom additional
colds, completely he Is
the sores and restores
the seusa or -tasuO Rud
smell lBenehclal re-
suits are realized by a
few applications, A
thorough treatment
VIII cure cat0irh, hay
fever Sc Uneqnaled
for colds IN the head
Agreeable TO use Ap-
ply by the llttl hug r
into the .nostrlls. ON
,Aila Dtckarp for sal.
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N. j. HenderShOtt.
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

ESTATE OF CHARLES THOMAS DECEASED.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF Char
les Thomas late Of the town OF Bio nnsburg. Col
umbla county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register or said county to the undersigned admin
istrators All persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are requested to present
them for settlement and those indebted to the
estate TO make payment TO the undersigned ad-
illustrators without delay,
WILLIAM THOMAS.
XACHAklAH THOMAS,
march 81 CIV Administrators
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Briar Greek notes.

A number from here attended the funcr-
al of Mrs, 5. Seybert on Sunday last,
Miss Sue Croop has gone for visit
among friends in Luzcrne county.
Harry Gcblcr is suffering from maaral
fever.
II. Bruce Pnrsel has gone to Obcrlin,
Ohio, where he proposes attending college,
His many friends regret his sudden de,
parture.
d, l., Hess has been spending Il few
days with his mother at saltwater.
Mrs, William Mari is suffering from
neuralgia,
Mrs. G. w. Ash is improving rapidly
under the care of Dr. q, l.. Reagan,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-05-05

Pens, pencils, pen holders, ink, rubbers,
mucilage in great variety at the COLUMBIAN
store
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophcrs,
l5c, Druggists.
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A. II. Sharpless of Catawissa was fore
man of the Grand Jury. An excellent ap-
pointment.
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The oyster season has passed. Gilmol
will not have them after this week
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Our Stock of Hair and Tooth brushes has
been replenishcd and contains some good
bargains.
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Go to Dillon's Green Houses for the best
early Cabbage and Tom alto plants.
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SKINNY MEN,

Wells Health Renewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. Impotence,
sexual Debility. 81.
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The oil fever in Wyoming county APP
nears to have turned into Il chill.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out
of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county
and TO me directed viii be exposed TO public sale
at the Court House in Bloomsbury at two O'Clock
p. m, on
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court proceedings.

The regular May session of court began
on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, all the
Judges on the Bench.
Return of constables were taken, and
new cons,ables sworn in.
Upon petition of citizens of Centralia,
David Walsh appointed constable to fill
vacancy caused by the death of John
Smith.
Me. Cox, w. w. Barret and f. Shut
appointed tipstaves for first week, and NJ.
L. Cox, Evan Jones and George Kramer
for second week.
Report of viewers of road in Greenwood
near John Parker's in favor Of road con-
firmed nisi
The following auditors reports were con-
firmed nisi
Estate of George Zarr, estate Of Cathar-
inc Shoemaker, estate of Joshua Brink,
estate of Hannah Zarr, estate of G. w.
Marsh, estate of NJ. G.. Shoemaker, estate
of Clara Camp, estate Of Joseph Lilley, es-
tate of Jonas Fetterman.
Return of sale in the following estates
confirmed hisI
Estate of Margaret FortLor, lunatic,
estate of Peter Michael, estate of Jonas
Hartze, estate of John Bailor.
Inquest on body of Martin Gaughen ap-
proved.
Road in Jackson near Benjamin Savages
report of viewers against road confirmed
nis.
Sale in estate of Abram Force confirmed
nisi.
On petition Robert Fruit appointed guar
dian of Lenora Heldershott.
Auditor in estate Of Thomas Davis con-
tipued until next Monday.
Accounts of executors sc. from, the Reg.
ister's office presented and confirmed nisi.
Widows appraisemcnts and Trustee ac-
counts confirmed nisi.
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Malt Bitters, Malt, Hops, Quinine, Bark,
etc, A blood food for women, nursing
mothers, sickly children, the aged con-
yalescent, oyerworked, cmaciateG. nervous
and sleepless, Fifty times more nourshing
than any malt liquors.
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BY ORDERS REDEEMED.

BY ORDERS REDEEMED
No 1o, Nov 12, IS, d Curry, horse hire
ana keeping vagrants s2i so
No 49, Dec = rs, p L Buck, hardware Ala
No s. May 22, 49, Thos Gallagher, services 100 90
No n, Aug 80 70, P L luck hardware,&c 27Ss
No 81. Dec Il. 'Ta, 1eager & Bro leather Ts5
No 4 pee 30. so. G w Davis, paint and oil 81
No 5, Dec 28, 80, G W Davis, medicine 81 SO
No "a, April 30, 50, Anthy Riley, nursing
No Is, April 80, so, Bridget GerIty, nurs- "
No q, Ap.il 70, 80, Mrs Certify nursing
No w. June gs so, p Buck. hardware II 80
No JU3, Aug 7, So p Il suck, hardware 1917
No l2l, sept 10, 50, & @ Murphy, mdse 800 90
No I23, Sc I o,'o9,P BUCK phospnafe sc 2s2s
No l26, oct q 'S0, Lebanon Mutual Fire In
No i27, oct 2, so, c Il Murphy mdse 5s9 IA
No lai, Oct 22, so, p Burke services so 90
No 1879, oct sO ~, p E Buck, hardware 25 so
No i4a, oct 80, go Anthy Riley, nursing
No i56 Dec !, so, wm Peiner, boarding "
No i5 Dec 4, 80, Rohrbach 4 Co limo "a 70
No u, Jams, ST. MonteliUs Feager re-
Na "a, Jan 5, Isl, wm Peiuer, coal and
No ia, Jan $ 81, Thos Gerity, coal and Wv
NNS NS ig g, 81, VIM Prysop, Attorney asss
No i, Feois, g LA Riley a Co coal is IS
No2i, March g., Vim Pelner boarding
No sS' Mareh I ., " p Folk, smitning sS S0
| No 81, 90" Irwin steele, stationery So
No " X NJ Lashel, profess
No37 March 2O, 81, c G Murphy, services -
| rendered IL cd
No IS, March 90, " & Murphy, mdse ais s. s.
No u, Apri q "P y BurEe, salary 70 Gt
no 70, April q "%aos Chapman, services p s.
| NO5O " David Walsh, services 3is Il
No 81, " "Thos Gallagher, services 2!6 81
| No 55, " " q W Davis medicine 81 81
| No 80, . " samuel Keller salary 2OU
| No 60, " " Samuel Keller q" 100 On
| No 6l, " G b SeesholtZ, seed wheat 4O
NOb2, " Ihos. Chapman, eXonera-
Nc G3, May ~, sl l. Riley q Co mdse rs
| n %, " " ID Black, mdse los
! NoG5, =" DR. ID Langton, profess
slonal services 02
No G6, May o. "Dr II LasRel, protes.
No 6s, May " " las Collier, attending
No 60 May ss, "COtharne Carr, attend
| Ing small p)X lGC
No 3, July =, " Geo W strausser, lime 10
| NO ~ Saml Keller, money adj
| yanced s5C
No IS july Robert Gorrell, wagon iOC
No 10, j OtOnnOr, horse hire los
, No 70, 30 Geo W Davis, medicine 40
No 81, " "CG Murphy, moving
| GIBBONS 90
No 81, July Thos Humble, sewing
| machine 95
No ". July " VIM Bryson, Attorney rs
No 80, aug l3 &C q Murphy,moyins Mrs
No i, Aug Gs "Ann ty,pursing Mrs
BoY 81
: No sJ, Aug Ia "Jas smith buggy les
i No S. Aug lj Elweil 4 hltteu6ender
/, publishing statemOnt so
I n ~, sept > NJ, pr NJ Lashell, profess
S | sional services t3
S No ~, sept 5, "Wm Pelner keeping va.
d gratis 2l
: NoOi, sept "Thos On hipman, services Is
a | No 92, oct -, "lr l. snyder, proles,
A sional service D
L NOOt, oct 20, LeoauOn Mutual lnsur-
y 0nce co assessment Is
4 Nopl, uct 80, 81, Mrs Catigan, supplies
1 | No 90, Nov s, Cale0 B Ludwig, har-
D. | YtsttnS y
r No9,, NOV o saEi Renbold, dcer&c 8
II | y rs, " " G0hlOu Hutu 10
4, No 100, Noy 10, " Ino Murray nursing Pit
McGiney 81
5000, Dec 3, Widow Gerity, nursing 20
| Np io2 pee 3, "DC Black, horse hire :
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NOTICE.

II -
ESTATE OF MARY &. CONNER DECEASED.
Letters teStamentary on the estate of Mary
conner, late OF orange township Col co.,deceased
have been granted by the Register Of said county
to d. *. Sloan. All persons having claims against
the estate of said dCccdent are requested 10 pre-
sent them for settlement and those indebted to
make payment TO the undersigned executor
without delay.
c. ". MILLER, Atty ID. X. SLOAN,
April IL -6w Executor
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4 NNUAL REPORT
~ OF
UouynaiIum Township and CcntrnIia Poor Dis
trict for the Year Ending April 81, 1889.

We, the undersis ned Auditors OF Centralia bor-
ough and Conyngham township have examined
this account April I, 'S2 and fnd 1t correct.
THOMAS MURPHY,
B. CURRAN,
j. 7. w. RILEY,
Borough Of Centralla Auditors
MICHAEL MONAGHAN,
PATRICK HALEY,
Conyngham Township Auditors
Attest: JNo. p. HANHoS, Clerk.
c. G. MURPHY, Collector of Poor Tax.
DIR,
To amt of borough duplicate at .,
"am't OF township duplicate at
10 mills 1866 "a
-- s5,44o 42
OR,
BY amt OF unseated land tax
from borough duplicate return
"amt Of unseated land tax re-
TUNED from twp duplicate, i4a
" "am't OF eXonera Ions and errors
ON borough duplicate 1912
"ala't OF exon0ratlons and errors
ON township du cate 7s5
:" amt OF collectors commission
on s. lG4 S9@5 per cent amt OF
bo ough and township dupli
Gates 1863 22
ann paid into treasury 5,o0i IS
We, the undersigned Audltola OF Oentralia Bor.
ough and oonynghalG township have examined
the asoye account April 1852, and lind 1t borrect.
THOMAS MURPHY,
b.. CURRAN,
J.P. w. RILEY,
Auditors for Centraiia Borough.
MICHAEL MONAGHAN,
PATRICK HALEY,
Auditors for Township of Conyngham.
Attest JNo. p. HANNoN, Clerk.
c. G. MURPHY,
Treasurer OF Centralia Borough and Conyngham
Township Poor District
DIR.
To amt received from Collector so,oO1 IS
amt or balance from 1879 slt
- s5,OOs SO
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New jewelry and other fancy goods
IlItz & SlOan's.
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Go to w. +. Geddis, Railroad street for
general collection of green house and bed
ding plants. apl 7-3m
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Outstanding liabilities for which no orders have
cen issued.
David Walsh services rendered dis
trlct PCS 81
Thomas Gallagher services render
ed district 205 so
Thomas Chapman services rendered
district 5000
P Burke services rendered the dis.
trick l00C0
es9 81
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Beautiful flowers and choice plants 70
sale cheap at Dillon's Green Houses.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
THE HANDWRITING ON THE
WALL.

Cochisc, so long in apathy AMI o
often claimed by the Democracy for
Oury, shows hel hand and the cards
are not to be mistaken. We clip
the following from the Tombstone
Eeputlicdn which occupies about
four co!ums description of the meet
lag which Judge Porter addressed:
The popular feeling IN Tombstone
was sutli ient'y demonstrated last
evening by The extraordinary sue
ce S in point of numbers and enthu-
siasm of she Repub.icin Meeting.
Judge Porter speech was Il master
ly effort. He held his au lience al
most spel,-b ound for more than an
hour. His speech was characterized
hy is consci vativc avoidance OF ex-
tremes, and exhibited lear in r, al
phIlosophic AMI advanced views
Il alb ,und in details, and showed
the speakers wonderful balance of
mind. In SO NC plrts terse and Ell
grammatic; in others smooth an i
logical. His answer to the public
utteranccs of his oppor cnt 10 the ef-
feet that lie had been removed from
Office, or was forced to resign his
federal judgeship from fear of re-
moval, YVES dignifi d, complete aAd
unanswered 1t was absolutely
conclusive on the subject, and should
serve as Il sca'hing rebuke to those
political vuliur.s who have sought
to make capital out of his resigna-
ton. The Judge is direct in ad-
dress, sparing of ornament and sim
pie in language, but always convinc-
ing. He never fails to impress his
hearers with his carnestness. We
regard his speech of last evening as
most felicitous and believe 1t will
stand as the be.t expression of the
campaign. 1t is at least certain that
Judge Porter has won many woes,
and it will not be surprising if his
majority in this ecu .ty will reach
five hundred.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
NEW sEIEExG ENTERPRISE
which VIII BcEent Ph hnnix ana
salt River Va. ey.

Messrs. Alsap, Shaw, and Osborn
have incorporated their Monmouth
Ledge containing silver and golG
and stu ted on the Cave Greek road
in the first range of mountains ten
miles north of Phoenix and six miles
from the Grand Canal.
The incorporators have set al !c
eighty thousand Of the txo hunI1 eel
thousand shares as a working capi-
tai, ali the prcc eeds from the slle OF
said stock 10 be devoted 10 the de-
velopmcnt of the mine, TIL, reby max
Ing the shares OF the stock unasscss-
able.
The remaining one hundred a nj
twenty thousand shares belonging to
the incorporates will not be put
epon the market until the mine is
considered developed
Citizens taking stock in this en-
terprisc will be Eelpeng to promote
the Interests of the county, as the
development of mine within ten
miles of Phoenix would be of vast
Importance to the county.
The excellence in this enterprise
is that every dollar that u man pays
for shares in this mine will be scru-
pulously devoted to the development
of this mine, thereby enhancing the
value of the shares purchased.
OF cour C, like all legitimate en-
terprIses, there are some chances to
be taken on the mines proving
failure. But the claim ls only tw
hours ride in buggy, from Center
street. so that any one plea with
the plan may drive out and examine
the property for their own saIisfac-
lion. Specimens of ore from the
claim can be seen a. the Clerks Of
fee in the courthouse.
We would call the attention Of
business men, farmer, merchants,
and all others to the I'm mportance of
this enterprise, and would suggest
that, for the promotion Of our MN
ing interests and the general pros
periiy, they give it whatever ncour-
ag2ment. ubitantial or otherwise,
they may be able.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
TIE RRICORIAL TXIGS.

The Verde races began yesterday.
Prescott papers complain of the
dull times.
The Hon. A. E. Davis, candidate
on the Republican ticket for Super
intendent of Public Instruction, and
Ex-Governor Stafford address the Re
publicaus of Tucson tonight.
The Miner says: Gu5tave Beck er,
who was arrested IN Phoenix and
brought here charged with stoopi g
the stage near Hell Canyon, some
time since, was examined before
judge A. o. Noyes and held to an
swer in the sum of $1,000.
The Republican ticket presents
the names Of honest, intelligent
men, who cannot be induced by oily
words or the color of gold t. do
wrong. Vote for the ticket and se-
cure good cfficers.
H on. Clark Chur chill, John Ellis
and Frank NJ. Murphy, all candi-
date, and first-class men on the Re
publican ticket, are out in the noun
tains, looking after votes and in
forming themselves upon county
matters. They are sure Of election
and will fill the bill for Yavspai.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

| Democracy have not controlled its
offices-controll its everything.
Percbance here and there may have
been an Office filed By Republican
by PERMISSION of the Democracy
wien aad where they til ,ught he
would mo- be likely to be in the way
Of their schemes.
No; the Democr cy of the county
have tacitly afraigned til, mselves
for the extravaganza of county gov
ernment that has plunged US into
debt of more than ninety thousand
dol:ars bes 'des using up al taxes
that have been levied since the
county began. and there is not
thing 10 show for all this extrava-
nee except tax of thirty-eight
dollars aud fcurlfe en- cents ON every
$1,000 4 man is worth. Does the
Demo.ra il candidate for Sheriff
promise he people that he is will
ing to take four per cent. for collect
ing t42es instead of eight, as he now
docs? Do the Democratic canGi-
dates for Supervisors pledge them
selves that they Will reduce the ex-
penses of The county government;
that they will reduce the fees an d
salaries, % far as in their power 10
do so, to a reasonable considera ion F.? |
Not a word of 1t. The idea OF "a
change is thrown out as bait; but
The facts of the case will remain as
they are. Do the Democratic can
liIateS think to deceive the people
with The record of the past I'M
pressed upon til EN- by a tax which
axes every SUR lus cent TO pay ii?
We think not. The people want
md will have reduction of this cx-
ortionate rate of taxation'more than
hey wan, any political party. Can
hey trust our Democratic brethren
n the county offices agains Let
hose who have any money left after
'aying their tax count it and an
wer the qucsti n.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27


p. eseGtt ia to have two bottling
works. Phoenix has some fourteen
or fifteen bottling works, all run.
ming to their fullest capacity, but
have one lit 10 change in the mode
Of operation; the operators git full
instead of the pott,es.
On We Ines lay la t two Chirica-
hua squaws snd little girl were
discovered il corn field, near SAT-
fori and were taken to camp. Tn y
were at once interviewed, throug h
an Interpreter, by Judge Bolan. a d
said they were twenty seven days
fron Loco's camp, he being alive
and III chihuahua. They further
statcd tia: Loco has only a few
backs with hira, bat quite number
OF squaws and children; that Loco
i.ud Juh have quarreled and their
res. cctiye bands have separated !;
that Juh, Natchay and others have
gone south to the Sierra Madres;
tnat they think Geronimo is some
where in the Chiricahua mountains,
this side of the line and is desifous
Of returning to San Carlos. The
squaws belung to the Warm Springs
tribe and went cut with Loco On his
Ia t r id. They are en- route to the
agency.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27

WE are glad to see that the Ca
zette looks at things at last from a
correct standpoint and goes af or
OurY with sharp stick. Hear what
1t has to say:
Unless a man has trained'him-
self for his chaucr, the chance will
only make him ridiculous. A great
occasion is worth to a man exactly
what his anteceden have enabled
him to make of it,"
Ou,y has not received a shot that
struck nearer the mark than that
during tie campaign- OF course the
Gazette d YES not mention his name,
but then everybody seems to know
That Ouiy was meant.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
FRIDAYS NEWS

Vote first.
Vote before you bet.
Stand back from the polls.
Reaa your ballots carefully.
Lively times just now among can
didates.
McNulty is stocking up with a
large lot of rev "truck
N1essrs. F. W. Burkhart and G. w.
Rent, OF Prescott, are storp. ing a the
Bank Exchange.
Owing TO rush of work in the Of
fee, we are obliged to omit some
new advertisements for :o-fay-
Mr. VIM. Ylhdever, of the firm OF
Vandever Bros, Maricopa, is paying
cur town another running. visit.
For want of room, we suppose,
McNulty spread : barrel or two of
coffee over the sidewalk last even
ing
Captain Han oc,l is eff OF sur
veying trip up towards Wickcnburg.
a town site being laid out up that
way.
The HERALD office issues today a
large number of posters announcing
the various Republican meetings
soon to take place.
Mr.. George Ha'nlin s"nt a team
loaded with passengers over to Piral
today. Considerable travel 10 Final
comes this way now d ys.
Mr.. Sp'n ncer. of Prescott, returned
from Mariccpa yesterday an leav
by private team for hcme to av. Mr.
Spencer is one OF Pre- colts enter
prising merchants.
Goldman s. Co. are improving
their quarters by putting down a
fine plank walk in fr.iit of their |
store. v ashinE ton street nced; more |
plank walk and less tipsy pavement.
Our Jail is entirely clear of county /
prisoners; some were convicted and |
s me cleared at the late session IF the
District Court. and some cleared
Themselves just previous to that
event.
Nr. Thornton, of the Tombs: one
returned to Phoenix to-
lay and will leave with Mr.. Fl. II,
Travis 10 look at some mining prop
erty in The Eagle Tail mountains to-
morrow They will be gone kor
some days.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-27
Republican Meetings.


The Republicans of this county
will hold meetings as follows !:
Tempe on Monday evening, Oct,
3Oth; Mesa City on Tuesday even
ing, Get. 51st; and at Vulture on
Friday evening, Nov. Sd. The meet
ings VIII be addressed by the follow
ing well known speakers: Hon. c.
A. Tweed; Hon. NJ. H. Calderwood: /:
Hon. F. A Shaw; Jos. Campbell,
E-q r. F. Kirkland, Esq J. ].
Wingar, Esq; and others. Gentle
men of all political faiths are invited
to attend and Democrats in partie-
u!ar. The meeting to be held in
Phoenix has not been fixed definitely