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THE PIKENIX HERALD.
Mamrday.
April SO, IS7S-
TOWN AMD COUNTY.
Mr. McCli.'itock arrived this after
noon. Chew Jack.xm'3 Bt Sweat ":iry
Tobacco.
Fresh Han-ioas mid Orange?, just
..t InriK.r'4
Another lit of fine fres-h apples
came in by team to-day f;r Lorinij.
"Ir. Cftstaneda lins a neat new sirrn
ready to put v.p at his place of busi
11 ess.
A report reaches us that Mr. J:i.
M. Uarney litis become sole owner ot
the Silver Kinir.
For building Prober, at bed -roc!:
prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber
Company, Prescott.
Mr. Geo. Loring has been appointed
agent for the lumber mill of Clark v
Adams, Prcscott.
The carpenters have begun work
on the new walls of the building
back of Peralta's store.
The foundation of the new brewery
lias been laid and substantial I rick
walls are rapidly rising.
Judge Howard, of Prescott, having
conclude! his business in court he-re,
left for his home yesterday.
Mining business is hetnT vigorous-!
y pti&lied Ja Globe district and sev-;
eral good strikes are announel. ',
If vou wish to know what mo.,t en- '
sages .1 man's liiouirhts, you have
only to listen to hi convei ?:itiun.
Lawyers are never more earnest
than wlien they wojk with a w ill
that is, if the estate is valuable.
Tiie District Court of the First
Judicial District Pinal county has:
been in seioa nt Florence the past
week .
Look out now: the collector will
sooa be after 3011. The county is
having a thousand tax receipts print
ed at this office.
The Grand Jury uni.-hed its labors
tm Thursday and handed ia its final
report, -which we publish to-day by ;
order of the court. j
A baud of Warm Spring Apaches. ;
in Xew Mexico, made their escape
from the reservation on the l j.'h i.j.-i.
Troops are sent in pursuit. ,
Ilo.nl C'ommis -ion rs have hc:i!
siirveying route? for the Hew rc-sd ,
J.etaeen I'h.rtiKe and trio!.-". iheir-i
labors are as yet unfinished. j
To-day io the tixticih S"!i;-.crs-ry '
f Odd Fellowship in A::ir:ien. The
-rder was in;tiiut'-d in Baltimore '
hixty years ago by Svc pefsor-S.
Mr. McCann informs t!i:-.t he l.ns
struck a rich lead of free r-dd in de
composed quartz on Cave CYei k. lie ;
li antes his mine the- 'tonewaP." ;
I'ememtier t-.e S.-.l-.tiath sehfiol con
cert at the ,in:r-ii tt-tiitirrow evenit-.e-.
It will t,c pleasant place to spend
an hour and an encouragement to the
children.
A vague rumor came in on Thurs
day that a man had been shot at
Globe. We have been unable to learn
nnythiritr definite of the matter and
it is probably only a rumor.
The new church bell was put in
lii.-ition to-day and its c' eertul ring
will recall to many a w anderer, mem
ories of the peaceful quietude of
other lands and days long passi-d.
Messers. Citmmings & Lowell are
doing as much carpentering as any
firm in town, but have time to do a
little more. Thev guarantee satisfac
tion or no pay. Give them a call.
Mr. E. B. Kirlsland, of Pcialta's
extensive house in this p! ace, re-
uirnetl irom .-vm rrar.cisco o:i Ihnrs-.
iay, lifter an absence of sevcrul '
rveeks. He has heen making sjtriii- ;
purchases for Mr. Pcralu. j
Stive up your coin ; Xed Tracy will i
ne here next Tuesday and Wedni s- :
day with his sj.ieudid circus. lie
has one ot the finest hands in the.
teriitovy and everj-ihinir in spleudi.!
trim. IV; ue to go; if you don't
you will alw ays regret it. ;
Kro. Clark Churchiil, ot Apollo !
Lodrre ,Vo. Vl'i, I. O. l . p., litis he-, n
appointed lA-pitty Gr.uid -ire f,-:
Arizona l.y Wortitv Craud Sire, John !
The Heiiai.d is isnr.-d every W!r.ediiv
-d Saturday lenioou at 2 ... I...-k. nnu ..:
tuns i el. urapl.ic n.--vs up to that h..i:r.
T5. Harm. ,11. And now we are re.: April 'CiJtl Court ruei in pur.-n-minded
that wu meant to ;i-k our ;ince 01 adjournment, Hon. Judge
brethren of the order about here Porter presiding.
M-hethcr it would not be a jrood idea Grand Jury appeared and reported
to institute .1 lod0-e here in Pho-nix 1 the f"Honin;j: indictments:
immediately. All Odd Pelioi.r, know
that it could he no;hiu;- but bine
ticitil lt the place and coinitiunity.
Will all iti iuxor sio-ni-V it i,y u",..
usual manner- vf proceeding vj. sucn
cases?
31r. Parkhur-f, C iiief ot ' tip;,! o -,
for the Kailr-iad Comjtany, w;is ti. '
rom Iaric")tt yestrtlay mo ::;!::--tic
rei'orted tiie track lini-died t :
?!;irii-iici ami a train thro'jcii on
Tiiuriciay cvetiier; aiio that ihe
ojsinrss f.f the tc:mln;;s will be
rro.-ed to Maricopa to-doy. The
nvil 'if w,,!-r tVi-ind there ly th
company wa.; struck at :i dci.th r f
i.t;oiu ti.) f.-. t and is frch and i-c'A.
'Idie wei!, etnsiu..Tin al! expenses'
connected wkh ir has no! c-..-l i:itu:U '
fhort of y.iVKt. The "tO.Oo.") ..d
:.;uk ba.1 her-n pumpoi -.tour half'
Utxtrlel Coi-i'i.
(Coxitnur.l from l-jst Isrsc.)
Cis. of Arizona vs. T. L. Pctars.
Counsel tr defendant iii-tved that the
indictment be set aside on the tronnds
t!i:,t: 1, The grand jury v. ho had
found li:e indictment v. k.s not sum-
moned by the sheriir of Maricopa or
lv one of his tk-pv: !;; 2d, That. th
rttnrn on the en:re is rial rue and
incorrect in that the !;! ura
shows llint X. C. 'J:cD;;i;iM, undcr
shcriir, snm:niawl the ?aid jury.
: wherea.- the satd hirr was summoned
,y . Dlankeasbip. v. ho "vas cot a
' phetiCs oficer. .".!, That the rcUtrns
oa the venire has brea ch;::;;;i d and
altered and that the grand jitry v.ho
appear on the return were- n.t the
grand jury w ho were M'.sr.ruoneri to
anpear. 4tlt, uac ci me giaim
! jurors who found the indictment is
j v.a alien and not competent to serve
as a grand juror, oin. me grand
jury aitowed oi.ier persons, not mem- : (,f p;.,.,, county to tbo silver Belt,
hers of the grand jury to be present . j,,.,.. hu rcKSoa for not delirer
i:i the gra:i.-t jury room and to o'Vvr ; iag K the ,!0ok3 pr.pe-s b-long-and
to introduce evidence upon which i Jag to Jhe Supervisors' oiSee, to the
the indictment was found and the
said persons were neither of them :
district attorneys et t!.;s court ana
had not the authority to net a?
'i'j h.
The court look the nif.Uc-r uiu.er
IvisttiP.C'.lt.
II. Morgan sworn as interpreter.
Territory of AriEor. vs. Jctch-ta-
gia-ehy. Case set for trial oa luesd-tr j
at 11 o'clock a. m.
Grund j'uy appeared and presented .
following iutlictments, to -wit :
i ei'i itory oi .-.nii::i s. vuisvuv .
deadly weapon with intent lo intlict ihcd and dry.
bodily injury on the per.:-. a of an- . The rrc-seott people estimate tiie
other, considerable provocation cp distance from Gila Bend to Vv'icken
pearing therefor. ' burg at seventy-six miies.
Terri.ory of AvSzo-ca vs. Angel ; j,. ... j.... . .
Sanches, charged with graad larceny. ,
Itucess.
In ea.ie of Territory vs. Etrado j
defei:d:.:it totik time to plead and ;
ti iti! set for Tuesday. 3 o'clock p. m. I
Tcniiory of Arizona vs. Angil j
Sitnehes.
Defendant took ttir.e to ;
pL-is.I and ca set ior trial! ues'iay
at 2 o'clock ;-. m.
Covti l adjourned t- 10 o'cieek a. at.
Tuesday.
April S-2d Court met r uratsant to
stdjournnu-ct. Hon. J-.-.dge Porter t'-rc.
siding.
In the cj.se ' f Ar'nrvua vs. I.lnviile,
dtft!'!ant aj.'peare'l J'i.-r judgement
andhavi.jg u.. s;ii":5e-.t ci:;:.k: to .show
w hv j-.i'lgeinen. ih-v.tld ttc.t 1 e pro-
uo'.srjced, the eotitt pr .ceded to l ive j
j-:dg:;:e: t a- f.dh.v.j: Tl.-.t II:r:.m .
if. Liuvilie i -J M:: 1 ia the cum c-f j
sevn hundred and ff:y dollars ad ,
in.-ltfjjotitd ia thti county j.ill at ihe
rate .! titree itc;p:r? per itay u-IlH
said fine is pai.l, not 10 tseeed two
hundred and fifty days.
In tiie c--.se of Territory of Arizona
vs. Piters counsel ior defendant
r.ioved to s-1 aside the indictment oa
ilits c-rouad that tiie grand jury re
. :
ceive-.! other tiiaa le.d evidence as ;
shown by the iudieian-nt.
Motion denied and defendant np-
pettred and plead not guilty. Trial '
set for Wednesday at 10 o'clock. j
Territory of Arizona vs. Miguel ;
Esirado. By consent of counsel for!
pluir.tiiTthe dtfendt.nt plentltd guilty '.
to the olTenoe of petit larceny aaci j
waived trial for senlenca w hen the
court sentenced the u.-fendant to im- j
prisonmcat in the county jail for the ;
p.eriod of one month, or iu lieu there- j
of a fine at the rate of one dollar per ;
dier-t ol such sentence. j
Territory ot'Aiizna vs. Sanchtz.
In this case the same pleadings and
sentence as in ca.se of Estrado.
Territory of Arizona vs. Gtitseh-tii-gla-thy.
Defetidatit pleaded '.-uilly :
(;! - .iSJI.lt.jt tottery cud waiving
,:;r,,, f,,r s,.acnw. w as committed to
CllUa;v fr Ua,tv davs, or iu lieu
.y. .::c of thirty dollars.
Territory of Arizona vs. E. tr.tdo.
Defendant pkitded enilty to e.sMic.ii j
arc.; battery and w tiivine: i imc for sen-
teure wvs committed to county jail
for ninety days or iu lieu thereof a ;
f .:e of ninety lioil.iis.
Treitsttrer authorized io pay actual j
cxpeies of two wiim-.Tses in cftse of !
Territory vs. Cntseh-ta-ghi-chy. !
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock
ednevlay. ;
Tt-rritoty of Arizona vs. John I,.
Xaylor, indicted for f.iiliuir to pay
over pu'olic money hcl'iiijiiijr to the
I IV-nitorv of Arizona and Trea -iti ret
of ,M arteopa eotiuty according to law.
'(.'-.i',i t ordered clerk to i-;-ucwar ,
run; fur the arrest of John K. '-iv!nr.
T;e lo-.e of Co ill" I.
The Ci-lriit Court concludes it1
work this afternoon for the terra. It
has been one of the rnos. important
r.L 1 interesting term:- tvr held ia the '.
county, if m.t. in the territory, as it j
has been one of the irtost iiarintniious
an.on;- f-fdeers, rtttorjej-s and jutie'e, .
v, ho ' par.ite v.iih many contra tula- '
iions and hear'y rrood fee'.jns;. Court
pri'icf-ttiinrrs aapttl.ii-hed ixi the IIek
,ia fre-ra tirr.f; to time e.iter.d up ".
the I.-.: e of Tae-dtty cvt r.ii,;.-, hs we
Lv.-s a'.'t : - : :-rtcvt V.:U '
On account fo the verv pjiK'i l.1 inter
est manifested we will state however
that in the case of ihe Ten it. ay vs.
Peters, oa Thursday, the 2-lth iustant, '
the dcfendmit was found guilty of j
murder ia the second dessee and j
sentenced to the penitentiary for the t
term of ten years. Judge Porter!
cotr.pHmented defend.-iufi counsel,
Mr. iian v J.'ijc, very highly tor the
.".bio manner 1 u which he conducted
the ease. Mr. J o.ie-s we believe will
cat ly the cit.-e tip to tiic Stiprewe
Court, to meet at Preieott iu January
n e. ; .
In the ease of the Territory vs.
John E. Nay ior, the defendant pleaded
guilty to the charts of misdemeanor
in oEce and the court ordered that
he be dismissed from office and fined
in t lie sum of '250, or iu lieu thereof
one hundred and twenty. five thtys in
jail.
V.'e hope to publish the remainder
i f the court proceedings In our next
issue.
j a letter from ihe County Recorder
new Clerk, Mr. Stuart, is that Mr.
g;i,,.t v.a5 not propcily qualified to
receive them.
Hon. C. C. St. an and Hon. Tcm
Pitch of prescott, have left San Finn
eiseo for 2ir.v Yori;. These gentle
men repsesent large niining interests
In Arizora, r,nd v.-iU, uiidoubtediy.
dining ti'eir visit to the east' accom-
p-ifej, s-j,;c g,K for the Territory.
K'tUrprisa.
yVe cilla Vo;n the Knttrpnue that
F.mil Ch-uz. of Prtsci.tt, will open a
not-ciass Mttoon tiere snoruy. en.
E V AIYEIiIM-:MEN'l 8.
-AMD-
Fanfomin
Go.
V,'l'. Show at Ph-xnix 0:1
eitJ
arid S0:h.
15 PESFGBIVirKS! 15
AND
Till: I5Z5T CllASS BXXI)
IX THE TERP.ITOHV.
Admission
, COc; P.rsrrvcd Seats, fl
Children, S?e.
rice tfec I'ara-tc ofosr BrauiBanil
: ob tUe Day or t;:e Perforianncc . !
NED TPACY, Proprietor.
NEW SALOON !
WHITE & WALTERS, Propr's.
Wasi.ir r.
. p ti'o ti.e Co
it li:
.
Imported Liquors, TV I110S,
ALE & POUTEK.
n, t,,st vfe of r--rf rEoM:-r
a-Tr. too r.- .;a
i fi-o-ntx fdvaie r ,uu. card and reuains
1 tr-; titiiiehe l.
The r-lagnolia Saloon.
MORROW & CO.
Proprietors
We wctitd resritctfti:!;- uctfy the pr.'ol:c tba
-no hnTe()v3si a Sato-a in the actv
I FttA.ME WILDING 00 the
Coi'1101' of tlSilington and
- r, ,-,'-.... C!i--.i
jiu ;i itj-'. Limit ciieei5.
I The very boat iju.-.tify at Wiaes, Lif,tior6aii
! C-.jr.rf a!-way oa hand and s.rd at
! r.-.ecF fo iv.:' :l.c timej.
Cive ii. a .--.t'. to tf
tiacksrniih IVaiiied.
A j;orv1 rr-nTnt A-.rkninn wit-i ! ir rk hv
f-:.i o;iy, or as jwiri-.ti'. wiih a iirt-c;a--.8 jaaou
A go.ni trtt cf t a!rf;,-lv tr.i h;.? ti.
"WILON'tV CARhY,
-f rivnrtoc. A- T.
J'iuivj
.be H-r.tt.i
MiSctLLAlNEOUo.
Arizona Lottery
rsDEr. tnr. direction or
Governor i. C. FREMONT.
Territorial COnmIss.ioner.
Sfj.-OCL C ' MJtr.VfS. i E.VNC OF A lilZOS A.
resident.; Truasurl
In r-c.'-rnlti.-p w;tli An nt of tb T.rci-OiCivp
.blv of Arilflt T(.r.i-..rv and tLO
Proctr.ma-irai .,f rh 0..r-rii0'
LOTTERY!
Will te ctrawn nt Prfti-olt. A. T ,
day. Jane 4:h. 1679.
on WeJcrs
Act of tlm L,e!sJnttiTo.
A'i flt to fi'.l in the ronmn'tifin .f Ctf-ttf.
Btct.'in f.nii fir -h- 6i:rr""t of I'ub'.ic
S.-h...'-i-. t--I f" r:Joi v of Ad.:or.a
Bitpr.v:;! t.rtlie I cuistattve Assfs-.ttly c-f
Aitr.-.ti.-i ::..'.--- t
S.Tt'OTi 1. I- s':r.li In Ifirrf:;! for. r"rt the
r'if'it p.-rr-rr.n ! n .ti-nHfr :s h-rcl-.r r'?t.-t
for th.' nrrtixl fjf t"'t.!v vu:ir fn in tr3 It
d.f of f ebot-.r.- IsTS. to t!i Ai:l..r. D"tf!
iM'in"n C "nccv-a c :rr r:tl t. rz tn!:r.! tn l
.!-'nr ondir anil or vtrluo i.f the latt-s t.f
the T tri- rr ( tr'i ra-nl its assiirtts to
lev rn'-'ir '..rt at wliVi. rr In- n-i-:e 3 f
'i.-h m. av mav b -afttllr dttwd ot by
(tan-- t n '.2-'it 'li" tw ot tliia T-T-it ry
10 tun co.."jr-.- notwi'iKtt.nd'ic. -tn.
S.-. 2 Tli" Oovrn r of ihD T.r ito'-T of
Ariionn. nn.l h - !t:r. s o- In . ffi ' i.d i.l O a
! n; p in-. -.1 a f 'o:n -ni--o--er to sup- ri-.'on.l the
: nr n-i.ic rr d t.r.-:ti .n nf pr'z-? in !ui .1 lottor
Ic? a-n! VT,i-h c.f tl.em. e-td certify to the cor
' reo-nf-?- ft o-r,.f. ptp. -tc.
'. Pert. 3 All ictt. rt-s t! avn under the pro
i ri-ionx of 'liij no', slif.tl be ilr.-.wn in fine
' yahVf .!t!! t . bt- drultftiatprt y tl-.p C-tntii't-!
ji- iir, l-p'w' n tti - lioiirs o' ti -.1 ..'.-lock n m.
t vr.d five o'.-I- i-U r. m , n- (1 in n luauner to be
ap.-fov.' Iiv let .ni'nion.T.
Seeti. ns !. I .11 d B p-ovida tor the eolleefion
of .on p.-r pit. fio.ri ail prizr a.d th pur
treat ot the
ts .me into ;he cpitol hlJ schto!
fun-it.
CcrilHrate cT Torritoi-ial Trcr.s-
T, Th -I.if.s J Eurl.-r Tron;ppr of Ar7.M
Tr r.i'.Tv hf-r';v r-r'ilV t";Mt tl Ariz.na
Tr y : S ;t:-C .t; :r. ffto'iP? Ol ibe UK
f f vrU'c'.i !.' r.'.ve ix a cpv tp.': h-l J'U
d :t i;.y ft:i..-p fi b n ' in n-n tf f.TF.n'y
I Thtiii-ftit.i ";(.:. nrs n u'.-li ht- )is bvon i'p
' iit.d I-y 'lit? Gor.-1-ii-T r.n t nn .Ao-'i-.t-!
Jus; if' c.!;ltr 'n. rpniP --f A-;s-ri& I'ci--
1 o.' tiie pioV'siiii,i --f s t a - t.
i Iiit;M.V J T't'TL' T:.
T.tm-o i-.l Tr.
r:c-,co:t. Fcbru ti 2' Iri'.'J.
r,rc-cI.-.r;:r.tIo.i i;:e oTfjcor.
i Tc tetro v 0'-- t--is --'a
I Fsrci-7ivr. ltSKr.. r.fe-rtary :). 19 )
! I, J..tn (' rrora t f r.nr- a-.r r.f ihs Terri
j t r of At -pun fi. d CT- .i Co- l'--im: r
; to s--;..-rint. r. i t'i n-;.-.vi:ic- -f o ert K f..r th
pri t ft of bo ytt:i:- 5-n .n s ft.' , by vir-.te
; a-' !;o p i-T.T :.T1 J ;:Ttr:io S: - v.-it'r oi Sy
' '--r.-, . 0 he:rt-;.- i!r. rs'Vo ' 7" -n-1 ero
'h :V-. 1 ; r;- t-ha I U- .'m-- In O: Art7...oa
t i.-ve; m ntent ( otiii anv the Th-a-tc in IV. r
i ; u 'he C.Yp'-.i r.f si it 't . r; IT.). 3-. f A ttnr.a
: a .i o e ti - - it i- n ti" 8 .'tie -f.r.t! he dr.-t-a
! l,a ! b- to' 4". .lav of June l-"9. hefveen the
i ho.-.ir of iu -c'tw-k'n. re. and 5 oVI-ch p in
! i-n- s; niv ..-. :l and tt-e y ear s al nf the
1 Territorv cf ;r ;.m l!ti Sdlh day o! ' Febra
I orv A.'i) 1st-.'.
I rsr.All JOTTX C. FEFMONT.
j (o'Vi-n.'..t :.ad c-s: o.'ticia LiU'lery C
Ti.'-first l.iitte.y inoier the forcou.;; iaa: wit!
be tto-.vru ut'bo ThCii'.rc, la rrc'.H.-tt, oa
JUNE 1th, 1S79,
' or r.-.jof-. tf at! tr.e t:,.ve!s .-innr di'psr t ;
I ..f on rr' i--!i w i-'nn tto re ' e dt'iihn. :
iT!It"IV "Nt ' to-'l-SANl) TWO IH'.v.j
li"IIJ .AND FIFTY Xj 01-LA lis, la tiSi )
j p-tt.-a as 'oil .tri! j
One pr:7.e .1
fir.,- f ij" O '
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Ftftv pr.r.es of
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tlue htutdrcd yriic-s of.
tiic stixx-rnoF ms-rnint-Tiox will
j Hi; AS F. -LLOV.'-S :
T-.-.-.-'fvo tt .-ttntt.l t: ; s r f ;.-tt r t: authored
! f-- t-a one -.o t.. ye lh- -.i-t:r.'t '.i'l !' p hiic:y
I d.'i .-,-io-d i : i.ii-o fr!-i-s u h.ci '.vhi. l. r.il!
tS-a i.e r!..-e.l :.a i tt a:;'.'. ' t::o T riiior :.l
1 ry C -to1 i--t.-. r. Tv.. InnoireJ t'.nl
t-tcliti -'-.x 11 . oi to ith.'r un;u -r-rd ;n ;.r.
' r-'.:(Hr-'e wittj tho n;-:z au. u lu'ed. triti h-j
! .n i. y .!e:f.j.it.-d t. a s -rol tr a-f y be.-l.
I whi-li will i-.is.. hi; el--fed aad stat-d by tto!
: i ei r:-orial l.o:t -rv ' ram:s-io- cr.
i A e.u'.aoit c cf neve-, .--itizeia will hi e.
U rt, d hy the ti.-k. t hotj-ro to cx.iliiiae rv.ry
,';v cf the 1 r.iui e ;ii-!T!.
I 15 .tb bf' will then he revolved in ieht
of the .-iuiIi-h--'-' until Oie'.r.. .;" ate ; ro lnix.-d
: at.-. 1 t'!o-..tt,-li!y uiiualed. lit" t. ais ihen
i t ll-O'l.'l. l.Illl O-e TliC.'!n.)-e l.-.l litl-'t TWO
I ClIII.l.KltN CMIK 1 K- Vt-.Alts OF AOC
; Wti! he
! an I a
bo ph.ce.i i.uc ;tt 1 ;u-h w' r. 1 a'td a pnz.t
t dr.'.-.. 11 at tt:o -nine mat. 1 ho
rh'.-i- si I t!iea he cio o.l an.i rcyo'ycrl. and
i.n-. hor loin.h.r tta.l p-il- rt-.wa an.i thid
p.c-es r.-ie-i d ml 1 t!i" 'Js'J ;o;zos a--e a:l
dun. 1 in ho'. is . 1 ti.-J.et- lu-...ii ;t rr. n
p .ndii-jf uu.jb.-n n ill tc atdtJ to tiie priieii
Only IL'.OOO TiekeuAvill be SoM
V- iioIc XicUcta t3.
Quarters,
T'r- Eark r.f A:'i w;:! vri rs Tr. aarcr.
' u'-rl al'. nr:.' s rf-'iveil ir- m ta'rs--f ic'-t-i
I will c-i tielrc-l lb -: t'' :iv.ii t t m w-
I' wi ii r-.-f p.i-,1 :t .iti.i--s ;:js, r ihe Ttivv iTtg-.
j Ai! nM i;.-. '!5 tm; LfufCiii i i:r I
J t.ic .i. ihtt, -;;::, cn ." ' 'ir iu tueh
i Uri.f.i ffdat ifOf, 1. u-rirts rt !-
-.-bU ut o-:ai Moiu-y Ordcr3, or by "Wrlls,
Ai'd.'tcs u 1 &"irn5. and ruaKo n.l
.!rt:- ii.,.jt.y rd: ay.tliJa td inn ra-r
t.f ttiu AriLo: a LuUury Ci'pai k;iy VitoCuti,
i;e-Tr.r U - e-s rontaii.inc Tiraf s r r rst-
al -r.l- r T r.v..; i tore:, rt-.i ;,; lo t.,
. GOLDMAX fc CO.
Filly Thousand
OF
Assorted Merchandise
Just Koceived at tlio
S H ELS C5 KC JBtfUiiaSJEBa'EaBBia.
bJ tet m wu our a w a a a m -car a m
DIRECT FROM THE E iST, a ad especially selected
for this Market by Mr. A. Goldman, comprising :
Latest Novelties in Calicos, Dress Goods, Shawls and
White Goods.
r.ntcL Stvles in Fancy
. -
and Gloves.
Latest Fashions iu Ladies', Misses and Children's
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.-
Latest Patterns in Clothing for Men, Youths aJid
Bovs.
Latest Designs in Boots and Shoes.-
And, in fact, everything desirable for Ladies, Gen
tlemen, Misses, Girls and Boys.
The Whole Stock Has Been
Purchased
AND WILL
Eastern
Will be found in the Store,
to show everybody that we
SE
TT
That Competition Becomes an Impossibility.
Youi's Truly,
Doiiars Worth
OF
Goods, L'nderwear. Hosiery!
' j
!
:
i
for Cash
I
BE SOLD AT
For
Cash
.fSil
LIST
where we shall be pleased
are
MISCELLANEOUS.
0 THE LADIES
-OF
PHOENIX AND VICINITY.
T'-'c lit.nefiiriipa. i'trrnitr.t'.l ti cIom out
it- ir f!itirf st... k t,f DKV GOODS, NO
' HONS. I-AHIKS' HOSIERY, SHAWLS
auu JflWKLUY, Wuvf to nnnouno tbkt
on th litt tlav 'I 31 ay they will oomroenr
ttifir Cloarftiire Sale ot th above named arti
uioi ut pricoi le?s than ct fur .. -
CASH ONLY.
Thir s'ock i: fX.VT r.Tmpirt. AnJ thwse !-
siring lifirair. i.n:M fiVAll tliemsflves uf IbU
rare opportunity, ns this li
No Humbug
V(: oiler our Dost Prints
; at 1 G raid for & Dollar.
! We will sell Grenadiers
.' per yard 2oc, worth 50.
Ladies' Hose, good qua!
! itv, 12.iC., worth 25. . "
Ladies' DIcso. Iron
I Frame. 25e.. worth oO.
Muslin frdm 8 to 12c.
I per yrd, worth 12 to 20.
Table Damask, double
i width, 90c, worth $1.50.
j Table Oil Cloths, 50c,
; worth 1.00.
Water Proof, all shades,
double width, $1.25, worth.
Hj$2.00.
French Lawns, loc.
worth 30.
Marcailles, white and
colored, 5c , worth 75.
Shawls, in great variety,
from $1.50 to $8.00, Worth
$5 to $15.
Ladies' and Childrens'
Hats, 50 to 75c, worth 75
to $1.00.
Corsets, Ribbons, But
tons. Embroideries and all
kinds of white goods, arid
other articles too numer
ous to mention at 50c. on
the dollar of former prices.
our rean for dit.rm.,ti(r of that tin of
(foods at prices tSO VKKY LOW. ia t!!t we
i .tend ,iitiroly to iro out of that line of goods
uad ki.-ep co more of such.
i Conic One ! Come All
I Come Soon !
!is,Asher&Co
i National
j E S T A U R A N T
AS IS
CHOP HOUSE.
Opposite the' Postofficc.
j Board per week - 7 00
! Single Meals 50 cents.
r.&sri Evffj- morning;.
1 Open from Hall past Six .i. M. to Ten f-. it.
USnacrs prepaird io Order."
The hest ltread, choicetif titVesand Ties freh
very day. 1. Trajtrt. eo
THE
Chicago i North -Western
R A I Ia W A V ,
Thf ;rent Trunk Line froth tfca
West to t hicaso and the Hast.
Tt is the oldest, shortest, tnopt direct, con
venient, eomli.rtuhltt and in every respect the
b-st line you e.ae take.
It is the grcat-st and irtandeet railway orga
nization iu the United States.
rTLLMAX ltOTKL CAMS ahb Ittx ALOXK
13V II TllllOUoH UKl tVKKX
Council Bluffs & Chicago.,
lNo other road ruin I'uUaiaB ?IoteI Cars, or
any other furm of Hotel Cars, through, between
ihr M'SMinH Kivt-r uvii Chrrnjrn
PAf4SK.'(41ut .OI(; EAST .
should bear iu uiIdu that this is The
Best Boute to Chicago,
AXD ALL POINTS EAST.
Iuftst that the Tieket Aeeat aeils yon tickete
h- the tSorth-Wetuem Ivoa.i. Kxamine your
'l iekets and refuse lo buy if they do nut ml
over this Koad.
All Ageats ?etl theui aud check ssul tg' -t;a-'e
free by this line.
Tltrenth Tickets via thai Route to all
I Eastern lVtcts can be prorured at the t'eutral
ractrte nattroa t ucltat orbi o toot cf Market
reet, aDd at 2 New Montgomery street, t-an
Prai.cts.bi, and at alt Coupon Ticket Ofhees of
the Central Facifio ltai'roarl.
MARVIS HUOHITT.
f-.eue.-al Mana.ver. Cbicae
.- . 11 oi i-.-v .-v r. i r.

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