Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
LOCAL LINES.

dies just received st Geo. k. Coats
 J.O. Smith, of Tombstone, and J c. Craig, of Prescott. are at the Bank Exchange.
 Sewing Machines of all kinds re- paired at McNulty's store.
 Miss Hattie Middleton, formerly of Phoenix was recently married in Globe to MT. Allison.
 Goods delivered free of charge to any part of town at Sherman's Fam> fly Liquor Store
 We are in receipt today of an au- thentic copy of the Governors Thanksgiving proclamation.
 A fine Florence Sewing Machines for sale cheap at McNulty's store.
 The young gentlemen have ar- ranged for masquerade ball to be given on the evening of the 24th proximo.
 Farmers attentionl The only house Tn Phoenix that keeps pure wines and liquors, Sherman's Family Liquor Store.
 Prescott papers for four days back ! reached us today Tn bundle, look ing as though they had been on Iamboree together.
  k0enuine imported Holland gin distilled from pure juniper berries, the only kidney eiadicator, at Sher- mans Family Liquor Store.
 are today in receipt of Vol. I.
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 kisco monthly devoted to
 De of the entire coast.
 &fs Bridgeman has just receive . large stock of elegant new milli- nery goods at her millinery store opposite the Phoenix Hotel.
 Frederick $ Hill display some elegant brass fireplace sets which, as a Christmas present, would make some mans wife smile all next year. |
 The blood thirsty Chiiicahuas are coming in at last and little | Charlie McComas is heard from at | Irvines Phoenix Cash Store where everything is cheap for cash.
 MT. Wm- Isaacs reports himself exceedingly busy seeding. He is working on his lower ranch, where he expects to put in 450 acres of wheat this season.
 Mrs. Curtis keeps all kinds of millinery goods. Hats of the latest style. Ladies and children's hose. Ribbons-newest style and verious fancy articles to numerous to mel~ tion. She invites the ladies to call | and cximine her stock for them selves at her rooms next to J. M. Gregory's office on Washington street.
 MT. Joseph G; Walton, druggest at Sherbrooke, Cana, says that the eonqueror of pain, St Jacobs Oil, is the best selling article he ever hand led in his trade.
 Mir. K. Rosenthal, of the well known firm of Rosenthal & Kutner, has just returned from a trip to San Francisco where he has purchased an extensive line of latest styles of CLOTHING and DRY GOODS, and also a first class assortment of GROCERIES and all the numerous lines of goods kept by this extensive firm. The new goods are now arriving daily and are being disposed of at bars gains that cannot fail to please. Call and look over the stOc < Lieutenant Weaver and wife, from Fort McDowell, came in yesterday and left for Maricopa this morning, on their way east. The Lieutenant is off on leave of ab1Sn'o on account MT. J. T. Dennis is successful in selling lots in his addition. The survey has been finished but two or three days, yet las sold some eight acres, comprising one whole block and part of another.
 The Garden City Drug Store is having an addition attached, and the store room will be extended back about twenty feet, which will make a very roomy place of it and give a better display of goods.
 J.J. Gardiner is having a carpen> ter shop put up on Maricopa street, near the corner of Adams street. It will be IS by 40 feet, when complet- ed, and will be. occupied by WhiIta> ker 6 Kurtz.
 The Rev Pearson has received a proposition to go to Nebraska and teach and prea ch in the government Indian schools. Not being able to take Arizona with him, he will not accept Arizona has the same effect on all of them.
 P. H. Hickey the conveyancer and real estateman has just finished a map of eighteen township of the county which includes a large part of the forming land of the valley and shows the courses Eof the var ious canals.
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