Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
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 Tucson jet, Tombstone ditt'
 and Prescott going i, on faith,
 Smoke ,.E. NJ, H." and "Lon'
 Fisherman" at the Palace Saloon.
 Great assortment Of watches and clocks at Clark's jewellery store.
 House to rent in central rart ol town. Enquire of C. W. Cunning nam a14a at
 Star flour at Phoenix Mill retails &sOO per .O0. Liberal reduction on iHo,s a6-1w
 Local items are so very local that
 bur local poke.a-nosc fails to get on Eheir scent.
 Any one wishing nicely furnished rooms, c.a get them at the Gregory House Prescott deputy sheriffs have caps turrd two of the Ash Fork stage robbers.
 Three nice rooms to let in Loring's building. Apply Cox < Campbell law office.
 Hv Mcdonald went out today as messenger for Wells. Fargo & to. on the Prescott bound stage.
 Three clean, neat, polite and first cl.ss barbers at Shumaker's barber shop on Washington st.
 Justice Morris is preparing to put up a residence on his lots near the nursery in the southwestern part of town.
 "Genuine Key West" "J. R. Loos ley's oabinet' and "Old Fisherman cigars a. the Cabinet Saloon, corner Washington and Center s'sl
 The people should turn out to the meeting on the small pox question to.night. It is now time to fight 1t or quit business before long.
 A NEW HOME sewing machine for sale at two thirds cost. Machine guaranteed to give satisfaction and be first class in it's work.
 We like St. Jacobs Oil, and obs serve too that the Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmore indorses the remedy.-ISt. Paul, Minn., Pioneer Press
 House of four rooms to rent. In uuire at the lumber yard of r. Minor corner Montezuma and Adams streets. au15-eool"
 Mir. Coats has established a branch fruit store in Prescott with MT. Re- carte as manager Certainly fair business project with good busin- ess man to look ofter it. Dr. Osborne, who was taken down yesterday afternoon with serious Acongestion of the brain is feeling ]! tconsiderable better to-day. II Fredericks 6 Hill received large iavoIce of agateware and pumps of all descriptions to-day. They fur nish q firstciass pump at reasonable rates.
 It is whispered that there are 40 surplus government mules to be accounted for by somebody. What an uncovering of stink pots there will be some of these times.
 
 The Prince Restaurant is always in ,he lead and from 6 Q. m. to F m they keep up regular pic nic on the premises. You can get a meal there good enough for camp meeting. ; Mir. John Colohan and his wife, 301 E. Forty>first street, New York, were both cured, he of s severe sprain and his wife of rheumatism, by St. Jacobs Oil. A heavy sand storm last evening followed by thunder shower has laid the dust for the first time this season and to-day the atmosphere is delightfully."- cool. The writ of hdbe0s corpus applied i for in the case of Mrs. N. d. Plckens who was committed for procuring |, an abortion, was argued before Court Commissioner Alsap this fore Roon and the matter taken under ad visement till two o'clock this after noon. If a few of the old stiffs around town that periodically bring up in the city lookup were kept on bread and water and made to run a shovel in the chain gang instead of receiv- ing restaurant board and having a good time of it tae probabilities are that there would be less drunks for the city to board and take care of.
 MT. F. M. Morgnett. brother of our citizen Mir. A. Morgnett, is down from the Bradshaws with drove of cattle. The Messrs. Morgnett are largely interested in stock in that section of country. He reports the Black Warrior mine as busily at work having purchased the old Tus- cumbia mill and now engaged in working their own ore which here> tofore has been shipped to Omaha. The Peck is is also about to start up and mining matters generally in that section of the country are look ing up.
 U. 8. Deputy Marshal J. w. Ev- eus is, according to the Citizen, en> gagged in putting Chinaman back across the line who persists in com Ing into the United States across the