Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
LOCAL LINES.

den City Drug Story.
 "She loves him still,'' is the title
 of a recent nove.ette. She probaly
 wants to do all the talking herself.
 Fine line of Holiday Goods just being received at Cattoa's Book and Variety Store.
 A fine Florence Sewing Machines for sale cheap at McNulsy's store.
 A St. Louis barber opens his shop on Sundays to accommodate his sob> CT customers. but declines to shave the beered.
 You will save % per cent. by buying your Hol- iday Goods at kuben's. S'
 From and Jerry" at Bob Kern's Palace Saloon. A way-up stuff. Try itI
 When Mr. Ruskin slys that a couple should court seven years, he fails to state who should pay for ! the kerosene
 The only house in Phoenix that keeps Fresh, First~Class Goods of all kinds is at Rosenthal & Kut> ner's.
 Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of all kinds and Latest Styles at Rosen- hal 6 Kutner's.
 Ed Scheflain is in San Francisco am Dick Is looking for a stock rar of ( Oregon and Washington T.nd blood
 occuredap toys but the most ele- gaL p,.d lasting Christmas presents in the city to be had at the G. c. D. s. Call and examine for yourself. *
 A liberal rrohibitionist of tate agrees to a law providing that liquor may be sold for medicinal and campaign purposes only.
 Toys for the children and presents suitable for both old and young can be found at Irvine 6 Co.'s.
 Grand Selling out Sale of Toys and Holiday Goods at Ruben's until 1st Jan uary. - New Goods. Fine Stock T Elegant Displayll! Ladies are respectfully invited to examine the splendid line of goods just received and for their inspection at Rosenthal & Kutner's.*
 The Garden City Drug Store has ] ust received from the east an exten~ sive stock of cigars, cigarettes and fine cut chewing tobacco
 Counterfeit com appears to be in circulation throughout Arizona. One fifty scent" piece was exhibited to us Saturday last It claimed to represent Mexican half dollar, but was very poor representation Courier.
 R1abens are selling their Holiday Goods 25 per cent cheaper than any other house in town.
 Mrs Bridgeman has just received large stock of elegant new milli~ nery goods at her millinery store opposite the Phoenix Hotel.
 Professor Cornell has concluded 10 leave for Tonto Basin, for his health early next week and will give us a farewell benefit hop on Saturday evening Nov. 6th, to which the ladies and gentlemen of the town and valley are respectfully invited. Tickets admitting lady and gentle man $1.25.
 "A Reverend Idor' is the title of new novel We suppose the hero, a young clergyman, was so idolized by the congregational that they raised his salary from $350 to $375 without waiting for him to ask it Fiction is stranger than truth.
 We are to~day in receipt of Gov ernor Tritle's report on Arizona to the Secretary of the Interior for the past year. The documeat IS concise and pertinent and sets forth in an able manner the condition of the Territory at the present time. Due prominence IS given to agriculture and grazing. We shall be pleased to make excerpts in the future.
 LIMA, PERU.-Hon. 5. Crosby, Hawaiian Consul, says he suffered with rheumatism, and was advised to try the conqueror of pain, St. Ja- cobs Oil. By three applications he was entirely cured.
 Goods delivered free of charge to any part of town at Sherman's Fam fly Liquor Store
 He had turned and twisted in his nkeat for nearly an hour, vainly try- to make an impression on the young lady who sat behind him. At last he asked: "Does this tram stop at Cicero?' II don't know, sir,' she quickly replied, adding: q hope so If you think of getting off there.'
 F. & A. H.-Special meeting of Arizona Lodge No. 1, on Thursday evening Dec. 6, for work in the third degree.