Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

T skin Q poll le.aa's cneel
 is necss,artls pretty tongh, bnt 1,
 10 liag in one of the ' lnwston.
 natural spfnses- will fet Il 1t.
 Several cat Ii .h I IEssa'ing frou
 nine to eleven incheI n le, gth we,, | found recent y by .r.,men :n T, plisi ap oii hotel in Dallas, Tex :,
 under the flo T of the hall between
 the bath tuos.
 Mrs. NcBride has begun the cree
 tion of a store-room on her property next to McNulty'> store The build
 inr will be tmen y five feet wide by
 forty deep.
 The latest b'll of fare for f-hing
 party composed of three is quart~ err, worth of bread, one pound of
 hu;ter, one sa~k Of salt. a b,x oi n"ppcr and five gallnn of snake me- dicine,
 The governor of the state of Sons ora. Mexico, has ordered 100000 grape GU tIngs from San Fra lcisco firm, tie same to be furnished from north, Tn California, and shipped 10 HermnsIllo. near which piac" most of them will be planlet.-Epitph
 Cbioar0 h.- a1ofhar fri :,pni, ox-..r Sf. Louis. A Gentleman named Wayman has just cele 'raiei th' fifIieth year of his continuous resi- dence there. No man evrl lived fif> te years in S'. Lo iis without beins hanged or sunstruck.
 The Courier wa ts moro pietv, a car load Of marriagpah)c girls and t.e passage Of a jaw giving reople all the money trry can spenl. Ther' is sort of logical relation between ttosp three thiugs. but they are n,t often found together, Bro Marion.
 MT. W. H. Edwards, of Temne, is ir town today and rep ITS thu; he Indians up the river cnniinus tn have some sm + rox. Tempe has, 'hu> far. fo tunlt,ly escaped.
 Mir. c. ". Cameron, of Seniin l, and his neigh ors are re'iti"ni1g for new >chool district III their corner If the cnuaiy, They have A list of some twenty cd children and the petitlon should receive carly and forcihle consideration.
 Captain ral'ahan's company of inc First Irf4ntry, Lieut.. Weaver com passed thrnugh town on fnot thi- afternoon en route from Fort Huschuca to Fort Mcdowell where they replace Capt. Tisdall's which will go to Huachuca
 We learn that Mayor Porter : horse got away while hitchcd to his carriage last eyenlng, and took a trip on his own account, breaking mp the carriage considerably. No ono was in the buggy when the buggy when the horse started. Mrs Bev rlv Cox and Nrs.A, Bury each have received Territor al Life Diplomas f,om ihe Terri-orial Super- of E iucalinn. B. Hor- ton. The diplomas are well be lowed he ladies who hold them being thcr- l ough and conoetent teachers of uificient exrericnce to determ;ne the stuff they are made of. They have the congratulations of the H ERALD.
 The Rev. G. H. Adams, of Pres ,ott, made the HERALD office a pleasant call his forenoon. He is 1n his way tO Tucson and leaves inis evening a four o'clock. NIT has with him some hand | :ome photographs of Prescott and 1 me of his study which reveals a very cozv room, well stocked with | books and comfurs.
 \ considerable amount of matter 1 WAS dumped into our columns yes- erday without Ihe proof b-ing read, ! md fhe conseqnence i a number of | he most provoking err .rs, for the vpe> will prr~is- in saving the most lorrld things. if not watched. The corrections will be made for Inc week y.
 Vc learn from Dr. U. Gregory ! ha' the Baptist congregation will i 'ccuDy Rydrr's Ch ipel, south of fhe [ ,lrza. for morning service at 10:30 !. m, and Sunday Schcol at 12 o'clock Mir Gregory will hold ser rice Tn the sIsaac's district at ''clnck p. m, the first and lhirli Sun- lay of each month, ani in the Os> borne schoul house the second anal hird Sunday of each month, at 3 o'clock m. He will be pleased to meet his people and public at the ;hapel next s bba'h at 10 80 il. III.
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