Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

:, The new house for MT J. B
 Kelly is finished.
 See the prices of meat as publish. , ed ny our butchers.
 Judge Tinney is on his way tC , Phoenix with his family.
 MT. J. W. Murphy went out to the : head of the Arizona Canal this morn ing.
 Messrs. J. B. Mclaughlin and J D. Watts of Tucson are stopping at the Bank Exchange.
 Mir. I Stroud < Son have created handsome sign ana lamp at the en- trance to their new livery stable near the Phoenix Hotel. l Messrs. Cunningham and Mills are engaged Tn raising the residence of J. H. McNeil and putting porch around it.
 The courthouse walls are bcgin- niRg to show themselves and reflect great credit on the bricklayers Messrs. Fourshee & Cox who have the contract.
 MT. w. s, Woods IS putting in quantity of fine stationery and fancy ! articles at his new store near the HERALD office. He keeps an excel lent brand of cigars. Mrs. N. A. Pickens was this | morning held 10 answer at the Oc- tober term of the District Court un- der bonds of $500 for procuring an abortion.
 MT. Adam Rusk of the Penn. R. R. Co, residing at Centreville, N. J. says: I was cured of severe rheu matism of many years stadding by | the use of St. Jacobs Oil. \ good natured sign painter hav- ing number of Indian visitors this morning as he was at work persuade ed one of them to allow him to put on his war paint. The result was a combination of black and yellow that would suit the most fastidious dude among the Gila monsters. Judge Pinney, after his summer vacation, if of for Arizona again, and this time his family accom- panics him. We are sorry of this, for now we shall miss those frequent visits, and there are many of i've" Not another man fn the city we now 1 call to mind who has so mary warm personal friends as Mir. Pinney. Through his legal and political con- tests he retained his friends for or against hIm. as all knew him to be honest and sincere, and that his heart was big and warm. It is great pleasure here to know that he is giving such excellent satisfaction in the Territory, although we knew well how it would be before he went.-Joliet, IH., Ne1os.
 Prom Wednesdays Daily.) Lieutenant Darlington left to-day on his return to Fort Whipple-
 The house of L. Meyer X Co. Tucson have made an assignment.
 Our Tucson friends continue to entertain Knights Templsr and brag of their electric lights. A negro named Prescott was killed by stroke of lightning in Big Bug district few days since.
 Mir. P. Minor, lumber dealer, lief yesterday for a little visit to San Francisco on business and pleasure. Sheriff Paul of Tucson arrived this morning for one Eulalio Franco who is m the tolls here for horse stealing III Pima county. John Montgomery and J. T. Den> his are taking little pdseo to Reno Mountains. They left by blackboard 1 yesterday afternoon.
 Our honored townsman, D. H. Re, carte is again on his way to Prescott where he intends to open a fruit store during the fruit season. | Druggist: "Did MT. Brown come after his prescription yesterday?' John: "I guess he did, sir I saw l crapc on the door this morning"
 His numerous friends will be glad to know that Billy Widmer is once more among us. He arrived this morning from the East. having made stay of nearly four months in Philadelphia
 Mr. Stafford is a happy man Till recently he has been perfectly deaf in his left esr and a few days ago seeing in the HERALD that Dr :. Mahoney rnosve special attention to the eyes and ears MT. Stafford drop ped around with little faith, as he had tried physicians frequently , heretofore. to no purpose. The re- suit Is that Mr.. Stafford hears as well to- day out of that ear as he ever did.