Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
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 lie before the sup and Mr. Monroe is eniitlei to the glory of the grand discovery The Democratic delega ton on their way back from tue
 Phoenix convention on the 10th, no- ticed. something like T comet in the east but they lli' nght that it was sign of war ia --ArEz2n@ between the two parties this next fall and sure sign of their dear old party's defeat :; they could see that ths thing had it's iall wrong end to; but we have mo- ticcd row for years that the party of Jefferson and Jackson as they call It in their platform, has had it's tail wrong end to ali the time. Their declaration of principles gives them dead away.
 The Erin Rangers were dismissed from further service for the reason NIT. ArAbi Bey got whipped and no point at issue just now.
 Mrs. Judge Gifo-d returned home last Saturday morning, from a sum- mer's visit to Southern California. She looks we'll and was glad to get l home to her husband and friends. /, William Church, Esq, and his bride made their appearance on Sat ur,iay, and if we are any judge, of the fair se4. would sly that sue is n lady of fnc abilities, of good social at;ainments and On I very pleasant disposition. Willie, my boy, you have treasure, take good care of her. honor and love her. Take an old mans advice, aways pull to- gether, don't gel mad at the same tune, don't keep any secrets from one another. consult one another Tn all matters; many a ma1 has been saved from ruin by taking the advice of his wife. As it is the fact that a good many of our yourg men have been or are going 10 ge: married soon I shall give these few bits Of advice to all of you, and wish you to take them from me as an old man that has been through the mill many a time myself.
 Now listen. 4 good many of you marry Eastern girls; remember 70 be very tender with them. They have turned their backs ol thcIr old homes. father. mother, brothers, sis ters and friends, for you, yes, you. Think of itl Your duty and respon- sibility should make you q better man and husband Don't tease your young wife when she is little blue; be kind to her; help her to get rid of the blues as soon as possi- ble, or let her al~e. Never plague her when in that state of mind; more depends upon you young man than you ever th 'ught of to make your home q happy one.
 Mrs. Hodges, of Seymour, is to take charge of ibe Drew Hotel the first of next month. We wish her success.
 NIT. Brodie went to San Francisco after his family, and they are expcc- ted to reach hcie about the first of the moDth.
 Mir $. Davis will be at Maricopa to meet his wife from the first to the filth She comes from Denver, Col orado.
 see Mir. Lagatt and Pollard out riding every day On horseback Health is failing, an4 this is for cx- ercise.
 MT. and Mrs. Brill, of the Hassay ampa, have been in town Tor few weeks visiting Mrs BarAcs.
 Mir. Drew has gone to Phoenix on business.
 MT. Frank D. Chauu returned from California, and has been rather sick with fever and ague, but he is improving.
 NIT. Ed. Kirkland and wife are ez- pected baek soon from their visit to Kirkla-d Valley and Prescott.
 Mrs. Campbell passed through here 10 lay 10 her claims out in the Cen canal district. She has made a sale of one of her claims for the snug little sun of S4O0OG. Coed tor her
 Our Democratic Club met iu their room the 0 her night and had q very lively time, MT. Polanler in the chair. The meeting was called to order at o'clock. First thing was a song and chorus, entitled, ''To the Draw We Shall Bowp Mir. Caw roryn leading and all joining in the chorus. Then Came the report of the delegation to ihe Phoenix con- vention it was lengthy and contained full particulars of the candidat $ for the several offices, aud a general | prayer that all the ticket should be elected, etc., and all the members said amen. Then sthe delegation shovel the club their great discov- cry on the road home of that Monroe comet and the particulars of the dis covery, where they were, the time, and how they were astonished to find that that it was the comet of 1858. The club thanked the delega- tion for the faithful work done at Phoenix, and for the declaration of principals adopted there by the faithful and then closed by giving three cheers for Judge Porter, by mistake. ToM CoRwIN.
 Farmers Attention!
 MT. J. Poole, practical farmer, has eight acres of Honduras sugar cane growing in the valley near Tue