Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-04
LOCAL LINES.

casional shower.
 Fresh lines at W. F. Everhart's.
 W. F. McNulty is selling boots,
 shoes and clothing at cost.
 Too much political glory all at one dose for Phoenix.
 To THE BoYs-Farring'on wants a couple-of tons of peach stones.
 Gall for Boca beer at the Bcca Beer Depot.
 B1r. E. O. Grant, of wickenburg, arrived in town yesterday.
 Fresh roll butter received at Whepley's to-day.
 The Rcpublicanstry their hand on convention matters to morrow.
 Read ". F. Eserharf,s one price cash drug and variety stole adver> tiscment,
 The TO, ms adjoining the telegraph office have received a new tin roof.
 If you wonld keep cool during this close, cloudy weather, eat Ice Cream.
 Charlie Nichols of vulture is in town looking mp. thv political lsce track.
 Pure old Port ard Sherry WiHe vintage '7S, al Family Liquor Store opposite postuffice.
 The "left" of yesterdays conflict don't seem to finger much about town.
 Mrs. Ada A. Fulton will open select school for young children in the Presbyterian church Monday, September sth. td
 Charlie Barnett with photograph ic materials went to Mcdowell this afternoon.
 FIFE PHOENIX FIGURING MILL is now manufacturing the best -four ever before made in Arizona. Star Brand, $2.5O per 100; Supertne, $1.50 per 100; 10 lbs cracked wheat 25cts per sack bran 35cts per 100 Spot cash. JOHN Y. T. SMITH,
 We learn to-day that E. M. Mills is candidate for nomination by the Republicans for the sheriff's office.
 MT. W. A. Place very kindly furnishes us m inte. csting copy of the Toledo Blade, 'Nasby's" paper.
 We are indebted to Jerry hillay for kindly assistance during the session of the Democratic conVen> tion yesterday.
 John Mar1on has got in lis lick for Head on the. Cnci lse delegation te-s.--------------s---- is dIscomfi;ed. J. N. Maris has xemored his paint shop from the Otero Llock to to the frame building east of the court house.
 The stage and fix ures of the Odeon theater have been sold to MT. s Noonan, of Gila Bend The Odeon ( will remain closed for six or eight weeks The walls of the new HERALD s building continue to rise and it is [ expected that the new quarters will | be occupied by the close of the d month. : Candidates in the Republican ranks are cunning 10 the front today. F The action of the Democratic con- ,, vention seems to inspire confidence r ia the most timid office seekers. Edward Evans team took turn u up Center street this forenoon. One J of the leaders fell and got left and the remainder of the team went on out into Monroe street where they were stopped without any further s damage. y, The body of DF. G. King, who Q was killed at his ranch at Redtield's St near the GalIiura mountains last e' week, was brought to Tucson and b embalmed. The funeral will take !" place at five o'clock to-day, from p' the undertaking rooms of MT. E. J IT Smith. Citizen. SC From John Tewsbury, who is in h, town attending ths Democratic con- ir vention, we learn that Geo. Blaina, who was shot by Marion McCrum recently at Tonto Basin, is fast re- covering from his wounds, although no hopes were entertained of his ID being able to survive them.-ARer. Promising opens the eyes of cx- pectation. We promise that if any o, bousekeeper will use Dr. Prices f, Cream Baking Powder for lighten~ jug and raising their biscuits, cakes and breads, that they will find that no other article of its kind will pro- F duce such nice results. There is no k powder stronger; none purer: none c so healthful. Test it In the oven. c MT. P. K. Hickey, agent of the ~ "Old Travellers Life Insurance Conn pany," today received check for $1, ,5O0 for Mrs Julia A. Macdonald, widow of the late Aaron J. MacdOn. 0' ald, of Mesa City, who was fatally injured by being thrown from a wagon. Though the man who was ' with Mr. Macdonald at the time could not be found for proof of the