Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-16
Local Lines.
St. Patrick tomorrow.

MT. Hopkins or Oafe OieeA' is
 town today
 Smoke Don Carlos cigars at Pat
 Ruben's-
 Judge French left for Prescott o
 this mornings coach
 Carpets cut, sewed, and laid, a
 Carey's-
 Mr.J. Mulvcrnon, of Prescott, ar
 rived in town this morning.
 Imported.Aud Domestic Cigars, a Paul Ruben's-
 Heavy thunder storms to the nortl and east of town yesterday afternoon
 800 pounds of Choice Eastern Can dies at Geo. F. Coats
 Hon. Pat. Hamilton came in on the southbound coach this forenoon
 Dr. Goodrich will start East next Monday, the 18th. Get your dental work done this week.
 Mir. Jas. Stewart, the active super intendent of the stage company, Is agaln in town looking up business matters.
 FoR SALE-A good box stove and fixtures, very cheap; inquire at this office
 Doa't forget that splendid cons cert will be given tomorrow even> ing at the Methodist church on Washington street for the benefit of the Catholic church.
 Dr. c. M. McMillan, Dentist. Fill ing and artificial teeth at eastern prices. All work warranted to give 1 satisfaction. Office in Irvine build- ing.
 Hon. c. A. Franklin, of St. Johns, Apache county, arrived by the Prescott stage, this morning, on his way to the southern portion of the Territory.
 The many friends of Mrs. Hay Roandy, formerly of Phoenix, will be pleased to hear that she was mar ried to MT. J M. Smith, st Socorro, New Mexico. on February 22, 1882 s. E. Patton, Contractor and Build
  CT, having secured the services of several first-class mechanIcs from the East, is now prepared to contract for the erection of first class buildings, either adobe, brick or wood, at the lowest possible rates. Satisfaction guaranteed Prescott has had first-cIass hotel put up by that enterprising gentle man, ex-Superintendent of Public Instruction, sherman. Phoenix has even more use for fine hotel than Prescott and some enterprising man would strike bonanza by putting the same up in an available place. EsrRAYED-From near Phoenix, March II, roan horse with white face and feet, saddle and bridle on, coat tied to saddle. Any one return lng him, or any information leading to his recovery, will be liberal'y re- warded
 *m16tf EUGENE JACKSON.
  The community was grieved today to learn of the death of Mrs. L. H Orme, wife of our we'll known Sher- if. Mrs. Orme was taken some { time ago with an attack of typhoid | pneumonia and had nearly recover ed when she took relapse and final ly fell victim to the dread disease, dying last night at the residence of her husband, near town. We ex- tend our sympathy to the sadly be- reaved husband and family.
 Our amateur artists are about to 1 present the people with a rare S musical treat. The selections will i be made from the repertories of Verdi, Rossini, Bellini, Arditti, Wal lace, Willard, Kucken, Schubert, l Braga. Ferrer, Brahms, etc, and will 1 consist of ballads, duetts, trios. quar- tetts and quintetts, vocal and instru- l mental, and quite varied-pathetic, l sentimental, sacred, classic, operate, ( comic, semi-comic and nelodramic. ; No one who attends will regret the l price of admission. Hon. Clark Churchill, Attorney General of the Territory, arrived yesterday by the Black Cation stage He will remain in town for some days. MT. s. J. Lambart, proprietor of the Abbott House, Parsons, Ark, says that St. Jacobs Oil is the boss rheumatic specific. It has cured myself and wife," said MT Lambert, rheumatism. We both had rheu- matism-infiammatory rheumatism, too-and had 1t bad. I believed in the remedy which every one was praising and used it. I have ever since been glad that I did so, for both my wife and myself realized speedy relief and cure. The St. Jacobs Oil is a splendid curative power, in short, it is just the best of Hniments."
 MT. P. Minor is finishing up a neat office for Dr. Wharton On Ad- ans street, east of Maricopa.
 Its Equal is UnknOWn.