Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26
Local Lines.

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Mr.. Frank Kirkland is rusticating
at Tempe.
Smoke the Aphrodite at Ruben's.*
Mr.. C.E. Phifes left yesterday for
Cave Creek.
Cots, No. for sale atCarey's.
Six passengers by this mornings
coach from Maricope- All for Pho
nix.
Elegant fiIigree jeweIry at Clark'*
The Epitlph aud Courier lave
abandoned the Indian trail to scalp
each other.
WANTED-A good farm hand who
can milk, at my ranch
mr31tf G. a. TWEED
Mrs. F. d. Case leaves to~day for
visit to San Francisco, during the
warm weather.
Taylor's sulky rake is unexeel ed
at GoIdman's.
Local politics has got the better of
the smallpox. which is being sadly
Knocked out of time and mini.
Great assortment of watches and
clocks at lark's jewellery store.
Mr.. Jas. Stewart, Superintendent
of the Stage Co, is again in town
rnstling up matters con4ected with
the business.
BousE to let and some furniture
FOR sale. Inquire at the HERALD
e1ice.
The new steam threshers tor
Messrs. Bryant and Isaac have ar
rived and are being put up at Mr.
Bryant's shop
Buckeye mowers, the very best
machines built, at Goldman's.
Mr.. Ed. Lawrey Is adding to the
comfort of his new residence on
Adams street by surrounding it with
a wide porch.
Harvesting machinery Of all kind
at Goldnan's.
County Recorder Osborn has had
q temporary book case constructed
for the arrangement of public rec
ords. The arrangement is quite an
improvement ON the old plan Of
ling 'em up.
- A carload of the noted Studcbaker
wagons at GoIdman's.
Mr.. Geo. Lorin- is nicely located
in Tempe attending to the lumber
business of Mr.. J. T. Dennis, who is
starting quite an enterprise in that
line. The business is prospecting
very favorabiy and all concerned are
smiling and happy.
Domestic sewing machines at
GolGman's.
Judge ]. T. Alsap, of Phoenix,
Grand Master of the CIR nd Lodge Of
Arizona, F. Il A. NJ, is the first
knight Templar created in Arizon,.
He took the orders of knighthood il
Arizona Command 'ry No. 1, last
night at Tucson, the Citizea says.
Our well and favo-ably known
citizen, Mr.. H. G Mcdonald, to-day
presents himself to the citizens of
Phoenix as a candidate for City
Marshal. That Mr.. Mcdonald is
thoroughly qualified for the position
and would make first-class officer
when elected no one will doubt who
is acquainted with the gentleman.
WANrED-Two good header men
10 when good wages will be paid
Apply 10 NJ. Wormscr, next to
GARDENERS Hotel.
The North American Reste,o for
May is at hand. The leading article,
..dexice," is sensible. jlisf. and
should be read by every citizen of
the United States. communism in
the United States,'' is an article that
every body should ponder well Be-
sides these are several other no less
important contributions.
Dr.. e. NJ Nc MILAN, Dentist. Fill.
ing and artificial teeth at eastern
prices. All work warranted to give
satisfaction. Office in Irvine build
ing.
Rev Geo. L. Pearson has been APP
pointed pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Phoenix. Mr..
Pearson is a member of the Deirols
Conference and comes to Phoenix
from Ypsllanti, Michigan. He ar
rived by this mornings coach from
Maricopa. Services on the Sabbath
at IL A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ.
S. E. Patton, Contractor and Build
er, having occurred 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,
The st. Louis (Mo.) Post Dispatch
at the close of long article says:
In fact st. Jacobs Oil is pushing all
other remedies out Of the field, and,
excellent though some of the lini-
ments, formerly offered are, the eff
cacx of ct Jacobs Oil is magical in