Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-27
From Tuesdays Daily.

The railroads of this country alone
it is said, are worth four times tn,
amount of the national debt
A man Who is overworked is no
only injured himself, bat is tn,
means of injuring his unemployed
| fellow worker.
Go in the evening ;go in the morning
| Go when you're looked for,
Or 90 without warning;
Bargains in dry goods you'll see
There before you,
And the oftener you go there,
The more they'll ador" you
at Dillon & Kenealy's. .
Tucson wants the Territorial Uni~
versiiy located within her borders,
and proposes to work TO that end the
| coming winter in The Legislature.
SIXTEEN large loaves CT bread or
TWENTY small ones for a,d'.llar ct
Wright S, Walbridge's bakery.
A locomotive weighing 100 tons
has been built for work in the Te>
hauhapi pass on the southern Pacific
road and is on its way 10 its scene
of operations.
A good horse and a freproof safe
for sale at NJ. Ruiz s. Co.'S.
One thousand Chinese sailed in
one vessel from San Francisco for
China recently to celebrate the New
Year. All were provided with Ger.
tifcates.
FREE SHAVE to defeated candidates
at the French Barber Shop.
In view of the fact that the old
cemetery is to be moved at an carly
day, those desiring lots in the new
cemetery should secure them at
once while they can have choice
of fine localities The very choice
lots will soon be all gune.
One car load of fine fresh potatoes
at Irvine & Co.'s
Harpers Magazine, for December,
is a magnificent example of the per-
lection to which American maya
zines have arrived. The mechanical |
work. the engravIngs, press and type
work ale uEexcelleG, while the con-
tents are Of the most interesting and
lively of the season. The number
IS intended To- Christmas, and ac-
,ordlngly has an abundance of the
most absorbing Christmas lore all
fully illustrated, together with its
lsual wealth of miscellaneous mat
ct and serial stories.
Stand not upon the order OF going
,ui go at once and secure bargains
n dry goods at Dillon & Kenealy's.*
Vulture gave Mr.. r. B. Todd,
legal agent of The Vulture mine,
lively reception on last Saturday
III ht on his return TO that place
with his bride. First on the pros
rramme was an immense serenade
n which the whole town took part.
This was followed by a ball and
upper, the latter furnished by the
Gentleman and lady of the occasion.
Eighty couples were in attendance
nd one of the jolliestiim was had
bat Vulture ever enjoyed, Mr..
odd is decidedly popular among
be miners and they loose no oppor>
unity to manifest their appreciation
f him.
Quick sales and small profits is
le motto of Dillen &c KeneallY.
Nine. Sarah Bernhard set the
ashton of always carrying sun UNI
'rcllas, TO, rs a protection to the
ace, but because she wished to be
Bile to cast shadow like people of
-rcaier proportions; however, for {
stcnsible reasons, she is not Gre
tied with the following fashion,
amely: a new French fancy is to
nnounce & birth by sending hands
omely Illuminated cards properly ,
Inscribed. The color of the card
adicates the sex-a pale blue. ems
Iazoned with dark blue and silver t
stteis being for O boy; and pale t
ink, with roses and silver, for
irl. In the cerner is the fathers
and coet-of-arms.
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Lum Der Tor sale cheap at the
lankard corral. All sizes.