Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-13
LOCAL LINES.
The new n. E. parsonage is
nearly completed.


is taking iulhe fair
FREE SHAVE def Gated candidates
at the French Barter Shop.
The Mesa rather beats the valley
in tie display OF lruils etc,
Mr.. j. ~. over, of TIP Top. is
stoplirg in .o,.n attending the lair
Re,.. the Phoenix cash drug and
variety store advertisement.
kew. j. S. Chapman and lady will
arrive frum California tomorrow L.
Best Boots and Shoes at the Phoe-
nix Boot and Shoe Store.
a number of locals appear today
that were crowded ont of Yesterdays
issue.
Pools sold every evening during
the fair at Kern & Luke's saloons
Mr.. and Mrs E. CAM returned
Yesterday with the hoy" from San
Francisco.
Best Boys Boots and Shoes at the
Phoenix Boot and Shoe Store.
Col. Ritter, of st. Louis, Is here
taking in the Fair and the country
at large.
New York cream Adm cheese and
fine roll butter at Whepley's.
Mr.. A. Bailey. of Florence, is in
town attending the Territorial Fair
exhibit.
Elegant arrangements for hot
drinks OF all kinds at Kern & Luke's
saloon.
Mrs.H.D. Pierce did some beanti>
.fm singing last evening at Mira
Whites reading.
Quick sales and small profits is
the motto of dillon & Keneally'
Messrs ]. t. b. zee and Mathew
Kyle, of Prescott, can III OIL Wis
mornings coach.
One car load of fine fresh pot, N'0e0
at Irvine g. Co.'s
Mr.. W. l.. Whepley is enlarging
his place of business which looks
as though prosperity had peeped in
upon him
Call for Boca beer at the Boca &,
Beer Depot. '
We understand that Gov. Tritle /
will deliver an address before the
Fair Association before the close of a
the fair. /
Best Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes at the Phoenix Boot and Shoe
Store. 7
The fair grounds Lad great crowd il
of visitors yesterday afternoon, and f
will be janmed from this on. The a
exhibils are now al in place.
Lumber for sale cheap al the
elaL kard cor RAJ. All sizes.
Mr. S H. ia. kman, who has been Ii
on d trip OF some m unIhs to Prescott Il
and flagstaff, returned yesterday n
and VIII ia Tend the fair. il
Buy POOLS on tie races any even a
ing durIng fair week at Kern s. :,
Luke's saloon. D
MIS- a hi.e's readings last ever P
ing were very well executed and A
quite inter, sting, though, to our AZ
las E she got in superabundaDce of "
the fearful. People would generally W
rather laugh than cry. Sc
Fresh lines at the Phoenix Cash C
Store. II
G overnor Tritle, Mrs. Tritle and
their daughter, Miss Katie Tritle,
arrived from Prescott yesterday
and will stop here during the re-
mainder of the week to attend the A
Territorial Fair now in progress. es
r. E. harrington has a rev 30 \,
ton, Rankin s. Brayton, waiet-jaCket p
smeiter for sale cheap for cash. ~
Mr.. G. W. Webb, OF ella Bend, in
has bonded his "Gold KING" mine to m
Col Richard Ritter, of St. Louis, al
for six months, the consideration bit
being $4,000 Col. Ritter Will pro-
coed to find out what is in it with
and dispatch. of
Join US at Dillon & Keneally; be Of
on the winning side; every article in
marked IN plain figures and strictly an
one przce. hi
The campaign is now open, and =,
Dillon & Kenealy are the peoples ~
low tart IF candidates for Dry Goods, ~
Furnishing Goods, Clothing, etc.
The interest of the people demand
a change in the prices of dry goods
furnishing goods, clothing &c. Call dy
and see Dillon & Keneally. h
DR.. Scott, the dentist, has returned
from Mcdowell and will remain TIL
after the Fair closes; his Office is on
the east side of the Plaza. y,
DR.. L. H. Goodrich, the dentist er
who is so we'll ana favorable known a
in Phoenix, is at his old quarters at ca
the Bank Exchange. prepared to do
all kinds of dental work The Doc
tor is an old timer here and warrants
all work perfect.
The choicest Roll Butter ever