Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-29
LOCAL LINES.
To-Day's News.
 The drvness grows drier.

The 0rYnesn grows uIleI'
 Call for Boca beer at the Boc
 Beer Depot.
 The lager beer season approaches
 1000 dozen of eggs wanted
 Whepley's for cash.
 The stages making good time nov
 indicates good roads.
 Look out for dressed ducks a
 Whepley's tomorrow.
 Laborers are plentiful now day'
 since the seeding has been finished in the valley.
 ELEGANT P1LNo foi sale at g bar gain. Entirely new. Inquire al this office.
 Buffalo fish are plentiful in the market coming from the river, with here and there a carp
 P. Minor is selling frst-class Ore> 2 on pine and redwood lumhcf in the rough at 5c pez-ioot.
 Nr. Snd Mrs. Davenport will close hue their establishment and leave Phoenix the 1st proximo.
 RE. Burlington has a new 30> on, Rankin 6 Brayton, water-jacket smelter for salo cheap for cash.
 Judge Hawley is wishing for rain, having received, as a present. an elegant, Hong Kong, heavy silk um- brella.
 FoR SALE CHEAP.-100,O 900 good merchantable brick. Inquire of A. s. Foushee at Linville's old brick yard.
 T. J. Porter and Nose Clanton left to-day with lot of fine horses Tor Los Angeles, where they expect te dispose of them at good prices.
 pr. L. H. Goodrich, dentist will be in Phoenix about the third of February and remain until the first of March. Call on him for dental work.
 MT. P. Miner is putting suit of | rooms in the front portion of the | hall. Those in the rear will be | taken out and the hall remain about the same size
 A new and elegant "New Home" sewing machines for sale at bar- gain. One of the very best machines on the market. Inquire at the HER AID office.
 The proposed county of Sierra Bonita seems to be as far from real- | izaiion as ever, and from the gsner- al sentiment prevailing it is very doubtful If it will receive and cons Bideration at the hands of our legis- tors unless very cegent reasons exist for their doing so.-Mincr. A prominent clergyman of Brooks lyn, while boxing. received what the boys call ia jolly black eye" On Sunday he chose his text from Timothy, 5th chapter, 7th verse: q have fought q good fight, have finished my course" Then he use Si. Jacobs Oil. FOR SALE.-Side spring business wagon nearly new; also, sin> , gle harness, at Ryder's Lumber Yard. If not sold by Saturday, Jan 17th,, will be offered at public auc- ton. RYDER & Cos Those intending visit to the New Orleans Exposition should call E on our correspondent, Mir. W. D. Boyce, 23 Corondolet street, first I floor, who will See that they get good quarters at reasonable rates, from $1 to $4 per day. c Secretary Van Arman has settled /. with about half the members of the lower house on the question of mile age, on the bass of the number of miles over the shortest route between their residences and the Capital Under the Secretary's settlement the largest numb of miles allowed any ', member will be about eight hundred instead doftwenty>one hundred as was reported by the committee.-Miner. ALL KINDS of fruit and ornamen> i tai trees; eighty thousand rooted grape vines one and two years l. old-all kinds-for sale at the ! PHOENIX NURSERY, at California prices. These trees and vines are T all home grown and properly acclI~ i mated, and true to name. |
 R. E. HARRINGTON. The manufacturers of Dr. Prices r Flavoring Extracts and Cream Bak- ing Powdee, with their large trade, I wide reputation, and constantly in, creasing popularity, have too much at stake to put upon the market anything which has not, by careful analysis and constant trial been found to be not only harmless, but positively beneficial.
 The Futile Washer.