Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
LOCAL LINES.
Cutters WHISKY At the Q. a.

Cutters Whisky Al the o. A
Fresh o. K. butter at whe piey's.+
Call for Boca beer at the Bocu
Beer Depot.
W. F. McNuly is selling boots,
shoes and cIoihing at Get.
Fire cigars and tobacco at Ever
harris
Drink Soda Water at the Garden
= ciiy Drug store.
For Fresh Candy md Nuts go 10
". F. Eyefhart's Drug and Variety
Store.
For cool and refreshing drink of
s5s,a Water. go to the Garden City
Drug Store. =
The Board Of Supervisor continue
10 consider The question OF taxation
OF The Arizona canal.
Pure cd Port ard Sherry Wine
vintage rs, al Family Liquor Store
Opposite posI"oce-
If yon are sick and want medicine
you can find it at w F. Everhart's
Drug and Variety Store.
Elegant and refreshing baths of
all sorts have beeu fitted up at Shu-
makers barber shop.
San Francisco is beginning to clean
up preparatory 10 the advent of
chnlera which it is expected will |
reach this coast next year.
Guard the kidneys and beware OF
back aches. St. Jacobs Oil, the
wor derful pain oanisher restores
circulation
Choice roll butter, new crop comb
honey, Smyrna 6gs, black dates,
lines, lemons, oranges and all fresh
frufs at Geo. F. Goats
Acting Governor Van Amman Las
refused to surrender two Americans
@ho are~wanttd in Sonora. He
hily says the treaty does not au-
rize HIM to comply with de-
"a nd of this Courier.
We keep he finest stock of wines
liquors 81 eciaily selected for
lily and medicinal purposes.
PLY Liquor Store, opposite Posts
ng Bros train arrived here
Phoenix couple of days age,
barley and wheat for Prescott J
asS4ss-~Tbe bess mules seen by
us this year were hitched 10 me
wagons. Ths tram started back
yesterday forenoon Courier.
Since the creation of man, his
main food has been bread And ]
since Nature has designated it as
his most universal form of nonfish> {
ment we must accept it his best
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder I
improves bread by making it easier
for the stomach 1t and easier fer
circulation TO take up its sustaining ,
nourisbing ingredients.
Phoenix has two nurseries that
should receive the patronage OF I
farmers who prefer to run no risk in !
buying trees grown in and suited to
this climate, and warranted t1u- to
name. Nj. r. E. Harrington and {
Mr.. Dave Turner have large sup r
ply yof fruit and Ornamental trees f!
which can be transplan ed fresh aud
vigorous.
The Town Council have conclud
ed to clean up the town and erdeav- g
or to keep it clean in the future. 4
There is no telling how soon that !,
disped5u; and fatal scourEe, cholera, O
maybe among US and The dictates :.
of co mon sense would Indicate /;
that If we wish 10 save ourselves
from It's terrible effects We must put f
ourselves in the best possible condi~ 1,
tion to Withstand its attack. ] lie i
matter of being somewhat isolated :.
is not going to save rs from it. In T
1852 cholera swept over The great .
plains westof the Mississippi, carr +
rying of thousands of Immigrants Q
on The road to California, and their =
Indian enemies as well. The matt 4,
ter of preparation for what is almost
certain to reach us cannot be begun +
too soon and where the most filth
remains, where the most debility
exists, where the system has been !
most abused there will the desease
3strike first.
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