Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-03
Local Lines.

Elegant filigree jewelry at Clark =
Look out for the 'dobe dollarl 1t
is worth only 80 cents; halves, 40
cents; quarters, 30 cents.
Smoke Opera Puf-s at Rubeu's.
Call for Boca beer at the Boca
Beer Depot.
WANTED-A good farm hand who
caa milk at my ranch.
mr31If C. a. TWEED.
Bon Ton reopened in the Court
House building, next door to the
Palace Saloon.
Miss Jennie Cianton, of Clanton
station, Camp Creek, is seriously i'll
of pneu nonia.
Elega Roman baths, plunge
y shower and sponge, are now open at
sthe Phoenix Hotel.
The carpenters are busy preparing
the building next to Irvine & Co.
for occupancy by DIR. Osborn.
WANTED Two good header men
to whom good wages will be paid
Apply to NJ. Wormser, next to
GARDENERS Hotel. =.
DR.. &. M. Mcmillan, Dentist. Fill
ing and artificial teeth at eastern
A L eoI -
satisfaction. Office in Irvine build
ing.
A good engineer and machinist |
can hear OF a situation by calling at
this Office and paying for this no.
tice.
The old patrons Of the Bon ToN
are respectfully invited to call
board that suits them at the Bon
Ton.
Mr.. Geo. Goats received dispatch
to day announcing the sad news OF
the death of Mrs. Coats father, Mr.
Howe, of Los Angelica, California,
which occurred at 2 o'clock this
morning.
Taylor's sulky rake is unexeellcd;
at GoIdman's.
Harvesting machinery of all kind
at Goldnan's.
Buckeye mowers, the very best
achines built, at Goldmau's.
Justice Richards last evening rem
dered his decision in the Indian case.
binding four of them over to the
Grand Jury in the sum of $4,000
each, and the remaining seven in
the sum of $1,000 each
The contract for the erection of
the County Hospital has been award
ed TO S. <. Patton, for tine wood
work at $1,e75; and TO Cox s. Flu
shee for the brick. mason and plas-
tering work at $1,000.
Great assortment of watches and
clocks at Ciark's jewellery store
Domestic sewing machines at
Goldman's-
A carload of the noted Studebaker
wagons at Golduaan's
s. E. Patton, Contractor and Build
er, 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.
Mr.. H. Goldberg has removed 10
his old stand, one door west of the
Bank Exchange, and reopened an
extensive assortment of general mer-
chandise. He would respectfully
invite his old customers to call and
inspect the new stuck now being put
in. See his ad.
Cali through Advertising" re-
marked ex-Mayor Gregory, to Us as
he went homeward with a bottle of
st. Jacobs Oil, that boaght this.
Your paper contains so many won
derful cures-of course they are
facts-and so 1 thought I'd try
bottle for the rheumatism" -Aadi-
son (FSs.) Duty Democrat
A very choice eastern cigar at |
Johnnie Loosley's Cabinet Saloon. = |
New room finely fitted up and ev-
erything in irst class style at the |
Box Ton
Hdrpcr's Weekly for last week,
which reached our exchange table |
yesterday, has fine cut of little
Charley McComas, who was carried !
off when his father and mother were |
massacred. He is said to be but six
and a half years of age, but very
large for that age, weighing nearly
one hundred pounds The lad las
light hair and eyes.
\ Loud and strong complaint comes
UP with regard to the crossing of the
Grand and the Salt River Valley
canals, on the Tempe road. They
have become worn so deep that it is
impossible to cross them with an
ordinary wagon or buggy containing
anything that would be injured by
water. They should receive the inns
mediate attention of the Board OF
Supervisors.
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