Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-27

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Big teams now days.
Short days, growing shorter
Town taxes Delinquent; Decembe
Lit.
Business is growing somewha
lively.
Cold frosty nights are at hand a
a sequence Of The late rains.
The ladies of the Presbyt' riar
church give social on tomorrow
evening.
RE Pennington has rev 80,
toI1sSankin & Brayton, watei-jacke1
smelter for sale cheap for cash.
Tempe people will held Prand
Thanksgiving ball, ETC., On Thurs
day evening next.
Attorney General Clark Churchill
who has been stopping in Phoenix
tor the past day or two, left this
afternoon for Prescott.
Take your sweetheart TO the
Thanksgiving supper Tomorrow
evening. o. posiIc the postofice.
Only so cents.
The attention of the City Marshal
is directed to several cross dogs
about town that are without tags
a.d allowed TO run on the street.
'rhe Hon. Sam Branran comes out
in the star with long article de-
scriptive of Nogales and surrouad-
ing country.
Ten carloads of blooded heifers
from the cast are en- route for Apache
county. They win be located on
Eagle creek,
Secretary Ingalls,, of the Fair As
sociation, is busy settling up the fair
business and is meeting with good
sueccss in the sale of stock also.
RoasT turkey, mince pies, plum
pudding, cranberry sauce and all
etceteras at the Lemon Hotel Dining
Rooms tomorrow evening at five
o'clock.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
have begun preparations for grand
entertainment on Christmas Eve, to
consist of Christmas tree, musical !
entertainment, supper and ball.
The Benson Herald has made its |
last appearance on half sheet OF |
5fswn paper. If we understand cor
rectly sno:her paper will takes its |
place with a new man at the quill.
Governor Tr;tle and family lief
yesterday by private conveyance for
Maricopa. The Governor will visit |
the penitentiary at Yuma and then
return to Prescott via Los Angles
and Aohaye.
The lecture by the Rev. George, -
the Washington NJ. E. Church, was
largely attended last evening, and
listened TO with marked interest.
The Reverend gentleman is an inter-
esting speaker.
Don't buy turkeys and stay at
home to cook when you can get So
good. meal at the old HERALD
building for only so cents.
We are in receipt to>day of a very
Interesting seed catalogue from
Hicks, Dupuy & Co., Los Angeles.
They deal in seeds of all kinds, in
GLIDING all sorts of grasses, ever
greens, forest trees and all domestic
lines.
The-HERkLD office is under obli-
cations to Col. Ford for couple of
fine young pecan rrees. They shall
he carefully cultivated with an eye
TO future long evening nuts and
cider, which should grow along side
OF the nuts.
Silk handkerchief washed with
clear water and pure white CASTLE
soap look like new. Do not iron,
but snap between fingers until al
most dry, and then press under q
weight.
Thanksgiving dinner at the Lem
on Hotel Dining Rooms cheaper
than you can ge; it up at home,
An invalid lady who cannot walk
a step is the most richly dressed
lady at Saratoga. She appears every
evening IN a fresh, beautiful toilet.
and is wheeled by handsomely
dressed maid into the parlor of the
Grand Union Hotel She is Mrs.
William Cook, of Philadelphia.
The Hon. Pat. Hamiitor returned
to Phoenix by this mornings coach
from MaricOpa. He is busy deliver
ing his Resources of Arizona to
agents and subscribers. Those desir>
ing 10 send a copy of his very valua-
bic work to friends east, should
secure it at once, as they are going
off rapidly.
THANKsGIvIEG DINNER on Thurs
day at o'clock at the Lemon Hotel
dining rooms.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
held their first meeting on Saturday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
r. E. Leightburne. They start
with a membership of twenty.
Preparations will be commenced at
once for q Christmas entertainment
TO be held on CLristm mas eve. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs.