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PIICENIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1880.
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WHAT 1AE "HqRALD" WOULD
LIKE TO KNOW.
Why some 'well informed Dc mo
crat diesn't explain awaj' the charges
made by the Grand Jury against
Lemoa, their candidate for District
Attorney?
Also those arainst the Board of
Supervisors one of whom is a can
dida'.e for Recorder?
Was the reDort calculated to in
spire confidence in their honesty?
And was Lively the embodiment
of that honesty?
Why did George Buck resign ?
Wasn't he always in a helpless
minority?
If Lemon wasn't Republican when
he taught school in San Diego
county three years ago?
Acd-if his change of opinion was
caused by inflated reports of Demo
cralic majorities ia this county.
Why the Expositor keeps printing
the lie that Kelly lives ia Oakland
and has no property here?
Hadn't it better skin it?
Whv Baker said in his speech to
the Mormons that he would not in
terfere with their "peculiar institu
tion" if he were elected; and on the
contrary promised to oppose any
measure introduced against polyg
amy? If John Gerge will exact-a bond
from his deputy, if elected?
Why the Democrats keep working
so hard, if they are so sure of wining?
Why the Candidates of the Demo
cracy are trading each other off?
What they're got against Orme?
If the Rev-Major-Judge Cox will
realize $J29 from the sale of his
"Coxonian System of Spelling?"
If he will not have on the title
page this motto; "krist cuddent spell
liie ME, suh!"
If the Demo; rats arc not sorry they
paid the Expositor $590 for the poor
help rendered, this campaign?
Why they havn't suppre.-sed f.e
Expositor it having hurt the can
didates more than their own records?
Our j- and his Work.
In 18G1. som half dozen bocrus
citizen: of Soi th r;i Arioia elected
Grant C u y to the Confederate Con
gress at. Richmond. His services
werenev;rt q ired, as his statemur-
i ship was questioned by President
Jei' r.oi Davis. He, iu someway
or the o her. tumbled into the Con
federate service, and with an e e to
n:i etsy and lucrative job, s ipped
;uto a liSTtcruiasieY's ii-i'.iou. lie
made it pay, so report govs, and fi
rally left thclaimy Soi 1 1 for his old
b. iu: ts in Arizona, bringing with him
a large quantity of good , which he
took n payment fur his valuable ser
vicis. On his way tnroush Texas
t'.ie "boys" considered that he had
oveipiid himself and tok in the
outtu.
Gn n' went in o Mexico and wound
up fn ily :t Tu. son. lie neer
fo g ,i an In i in, never opened a
m uc, or done a hard days woik. He
has been, to our knowleiige.a growler
and laid back in the abadt-s of the
lofcy cottonwoods, c c ipying inrny
years in cursing carpet-baggt n. He
is an enemy to public schotls, ni.d
hates a Lard working man if he hap
pens to be from that obnoxious, to
Imn.Iai d north of M s n and Dixon's
line. These are somi o:' Grant Oury's
noble deeds! And yet the Democracy
w s t p dm tais bile unto the citi
z ns of Arizona. We don't want Jiim
be a se of : is habits so repulsive to
a go-a-hcad people. Hi ideas are
t'lise of fifty years ago.wh -n Andrew
Jackson was Saviour. O.irv onlv
knows of three men Jackson, Jetf
Davis !nd Buclanan. He want a
m in of ideas ptrtainfng to the 19lh
and 20ih c n'ury. Miner.
ToDto a in.
Recorder Wilkerson came from
Tonto Basin last evening. He re
ports the mining outlooK as most
encouraging in that section New
di-coverics are being made daily,
and the work of development "is
Sliowing up fine properties. Mr.
Wilkerson reports that portion of
(Uf coanty rapidly filling up with
settlers. Six families are already
over there, and three more were met
going; in. Twenty-two children will
a' tend school over there this winter.
The people have no mail facilities,
the nearest postofliccs b.-ing Verde
or McDowell, 60 miles distant.
There is couside: able farming land
in ihe Basin, and good crops have
been rait-ed the past years. Mr. Wil
kerson laid on our laole a monster
potato that had raised on the ranch
of Mr Ike Lothian. It weighs six
pounds, and we think it ahead or
anything in that line yet raised in the
Territory. Mr. Lothian has several
large bins of this "fruit," averaging
from one pound up to six.
1 lie outlook in the lonto country
is certainly cheering, and we lcok
for a large and prosperous camp i;i
that section in a short time. Demo
crat. Q'jitea laughable sig-ht occurred
. in tront of Meyer's rlrnj store, in
Tucson, yesterday. The old stone
sc its, orsliields, by the door, have
long been used as a resting plnce for
the weary lounger. The Doctor,
who is always up to the times, had
-these old stone seats encased in wood
yesterday, and to-day tliey received
a coat of paint; one was labelled
p.-rfumery" and the other "medi-
ciiiei." Our old friend, Mr. ,
came along, and without taking any
not'eof the recent improvements,
leaned pnon "perfumery," and hav
ing a p ir if li -lit-colored pantaloons
or-.the reverse imprint on thein wh n
he straightened up was too painful
to be overlooked, and he quickly re
tired around the cornel to ascertain
what had struck him, little dreaming
that "perfumery" was at the bottom
of his misfortunes. Citizen.
Old Uncle Solomon Warner, of
Tima County, has known Grant Oury
since 1835, and during that time the
only work he has known the great
Statesman to do was to form a small
band of volunteers to go into Sonora
after some horse thieves. He never
Ki'Cw Uim to work a farm, a mine.
i . ,.... i. i ,. i
or to do any I ind of manual
Vnrinz the wl: 1 period of 25
V t a rer.-mend. ("an 1 tbor
nd their consoles m to
V polls i.d the 2nd lay
,Vrd c for . ch a
LOCAL LINES.
Wires down and consequently
dispatches.
Dr. Thibodo is building a neat re
sidence, adjourning his drug store.
The Republicans had a rousing
ratification meetius and completely
routed the eneniy.
Lindley II. Orme, Democratic can
didate for Sheriff, was se7ere!y in
jured by being thrown from his horse
last Wednesday.
A "Latly Washington supper" and
social, for the benefit cf the Presby
terian Church will be held Thursday
evening, JNov. 4, at Ventwortlis
Hall. Admission to the Hall free
We have received a copy of the
life of the man who will be elected,
Tuesday, President of the United
States for the next four years Gene
ral James A. Garfield. It is written
by Major J. M. Bunlcy, editor of the
New York Evening Mail, and pub
lished by A. S. Barnes & Co., New
York. The illustrations show his
birthplace, at fourteen 3-ears of ago,
when he followed the tow path for a
living, and others. It commences
with his ancestry and slops with his
nomination at Chicago.
Arguments a la "Expositor."
Prescott, Oct. 27.
Editor Hekai-d: The following
weighty points have been made b;
the Expositor during the campaign,
against M. H.Sherman, candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruct ion.
They should be sufficient, with any
fair minded man, to consign Mr.
Sherman to political oblivion.
About the middle of June he was
charged with parting his hair in the
middle. This was bud, but in a later
issue the stili more crushing charge
cat e that he did not part i a' all.
Th.r ting for blood, his relentless
reisecutors, in a still later issue and
with the election fast approaching,
made the cruel assertions that he iiad
"A smile that was child like and
bland." And again he was charged
with "being ou the fence."
Now, Mr. Editor, it is plain that if
these charges are true, Mr. Sherman
is not a fit man to centred the inter
ests of our public schools.
Had the editor of the Expositor
lived in Prescott, he would know
that t: ese a e not the only te ious
charges against Mr. Sherman. Why,
sir, lie i:T3 tjeerr Known tO Cft lrcano
right here in Prescott! This alone
should disqualify him for holding
any office of trust or emolument. The
sm: llness of his menial calibre is
evident from the fact that he has
been seen reading the Expositor
under the delusion that he was read
ing news. It is impossible that the
loyal voters of Arizona will trust a
man who thus certifies to his own
idiocy.
Asain, he is considered ver' reck
less by many who know him in Pres
cott. He has a way of going through
the streets like a s-team engine, thus
endangering the lives of small child,
ren. This wo consider a more seri
ous charcethan any brought forward
by the Expositor. Any man who will
endanger the live? of children is cer
tainly unfit to lake charge of our
public schools.
Now, Mr. Editor, we submit these
additional charges with the hope
that they will be copied by the Expo
sitor and given a wide circulation.
The idea is quite prevalent through
out the Territory that Mr. Sherman
has worked faithfully in building
up our public school system. There
are hundreds of Democrats in Pres
cott and vicinity who intend to vote
for him on this ground. But we feel
sure that if all the foregoing charges
should be put together by the Expo
sitor end fired off at a single shot
just before tLe election, it would
blow the "Religious Professor's''
political head off. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
A. CARU.
Phceik, A. T., Oct. 20th, 1830.
A. C. Baker, Eq, riia-nir, A. T.
Sir: Last night, at Ternpe, I
charged you, and through vou tl e
legislative candidates on the Demo.
cratic ticket, with having promised
the Mormons of this counly, in a
speech, at Mesa City, to protect them
in their practice ot polygamy,if they
would suppoit and help to elect the
ticket. Whic'i you first denied and
afterwards confirmed by sending a
greeting to the Mormons of Mesa
City promising not to interfere with
their religion, one of the principal
tenets of which is polygamy. Now
the people have a right to know
whether or not you would oppose the
passage of a law having for its object
the suppression of polygamy in our
mid3t; or whether you will carry out
your pledge to the Mormons to pro
tect them if the matter was brought
up iii the legislature.
"William Isaac.
Uncle Harris is busily engaged
with his staff of clerks picking a
Hrgc lot of pledges that have not
been redeemed, and he will advertise
them from time to time. Any article
sent by express, C. O. D. Kumember,
every article advertised is as repre
sented. Xo. 221 Kearney Street, San
Francisco.
If parties coming to the city will
persist in falling into the numerous
dens calling themselves by different
Uncles, and find, after purchasing,
that they are swindled.it is their o.wn
f.iult. Take the little trouble to see
Uncle Harris' name on the windows
of his stores. Go first and see him
and get his guarantee (written), and
you will find that you have bought
any article for half store prices. lic
mcmVr the numbers 221 and 702
Card.
It being reported that I have an
understanding with Mr.Kelly where
by I am to be his Under Sheriff or
one of his deputies, I take this
no
method to state that there is no bar
ff.'iin or understanding between
Mr.
Kelly and myself, whatever.
What I am doing in the way
work towards assisting the election
Of Mr. Kelly is upon purely person
al grounds thinking he is the most
uitaule person for the- position for
which he is nominated.
TlIOS. SlIEIiSIAS.
How a Married Woman
Cioes to
Birep.
There is an artiele going the
rounds entitled "How Girls Go to
Sleep." The manner in which they
go to sleep, according to the article,
can't hold a-candle to the way a mar
ried woman goes to sleep. Instead
of thinking what she should have at
tended belore going to bed, she
thinks of it afterward. While she is
revolving these matters in her mind,
and while snugly tucked up in bed.
the old man is scratching his legs in
front of the fire place, and wondering
how he will pay tli e next month s
rent- Suddenly she says.
"James, did you lock the door?"
"Which door?" says Jim.
"The cellar door." she says.
"No," says James.
"Well, you had belter go clown and
lock it, for I heard something in the
back yard last night."
Accordingly, Jim paddles down
stairs and locks the door. About the
time James returns and is going to
get into bed, she remarks:
"Did you shut the stair door?"
"No," said James.
"Well, if it is not shut the cat Aill
get up into the bedroom."
"Let her come up, tnen, says
James, ill naturedly.
"My goodness, no, returns the
wife; "she'd suck the baby's breath."
Then James paddles down stairs
ngaio. and steps on a tack and closes
the stiir door, and curses the cat and
returns to the bedroom. Just as he
begins to climb into his couch his
wife observes:
"I forgot to bring up some water
Suppose you bring up some in the
big tin?"
And so James with a muttered
curse goes down into the dark kitchen
and falls over a chair and rakes all
the tin-ware on the wall iu search of
the "big" tin, and then jerks the stair
door open and howls:
" lieretne deuce are tne matches?
She gives him minute instructions
where to find the matches, and adds
that she would rather go ucd get the
water herself than have the neigh
borhood raised about it. After which
James finds the matches, procures
the water, comes up stairs and pre
pares to retire. Before accomplish
ing this teat Ins wife suddenly re
member that she forgor to chain the
dog. A trip to the kennel follows.
and he once more jumps into bed.
Presently his wife says:
"James, let's have an understand
ing about money matters." Now,
next week I've cot to pav "
I don't knu w hut yuu'lt liave to
pav. and J don t care, shouts James
as he lurches around and jams hi".
face against the wall; ' all 1 want
now is sleep."
Uial s all very well for you.
snaps his wife, as she pulls the cover
viciously; "you never think of the
won-v and trouble I have."
Parniins Under the Sea.
Everywhere upon (lie coast of East
ern Xcw England may be found, ten
feet below the water mark.the lichen
known as carragreen the "Irish
moss" of commerce. It may be torn
from the sunken rock3 anywhere,
and yet the little seaport of Scituate
is almust the only place in the coun
try where it is gathered and cured.
This village is the great center of the
moss business in the country, and the
entire Union drags its supplies from
these beaches. Long rakes are used
in tilling this marine farm, and it
does not lake long to fill the many
dories that await the lichen, torn
from i's salty rock bed. The hus
bands and fathers gather the moss
from the sea, and the wives and
daughters prepare it for the inaket
Soak it in water and it will melt
awf-y to a jelly. Boil it in milk and
a delicious white and creamy blauc
mange is the result. The annual
product is from ten thousand to fif
teen thousand barrels, and it brings
15.000 into the town, which sum is
shared by one hundred and fifty fam
ilies. Its consumption in the manu
facture of lager beer is very large,
and the entire beer of the country
draws its supplies from Scituate
beaches, as the importation from
Ireland has almost ceased. It is not
generally known that the moss, as
an article of lood.is called "sea mass
farina."
lie was a Lnnd new office boy,
young, pretty-faced, with golden
ringlets and blue c-3'es. Just such
a boy as one would imagine woud
be taken out of his trundle bed in
the middle of the night and tran
sported beyond the Etars. The
first day he glanced over the lib
rary iu the editorial room, became
acquinted with everybody, knew
all the printers, and went home in
the evening as happy and cheery as
a sunbeam. The next day he ap
peared, leaned out of the back win
dow, expectorated on a bald-headed
printer's pate tied the cat up by the
tail iu the hallway, had four fights
with another boy, borrowed two
do'lars from an occupant of the
building, saying his mother was
dead, collected his two days' pay
from the cashier, hit the janitor
with a broomstick, pawned a coat
belonging to a member of the edi
torial staff, wrenched the knob off
the doors, npsc t the ice cooler, pied
three galleys of type, and smashed
his fingers on the little press. On
the third day a note was received,
saying: "My mother do not want
I to work in such a dull place She
says I would make a good preacher:
so do I. My finger is better; gone
fishin'. Yours till deth do yank
us," Boston Courier.
I want to be a minister,
And with them take my stand ;
Then in the heated Summer months,
I'd roam all o'er this land.
I'd like to travel for half fare
The ministers all do;
I'd like to lay off for three months
And draw my salary, too!
So would wc, but we can't.
Elmira Telegram.
To Rent.
Two thousand acres of land, with
water rights, sufficient for irrigation.
The above land will be rented on
very reasonable terms in such quan-.
titics a parties may desire. M
TELEGRAPHIC.
Tiptop
Stock Going Down
Fast.
of
New York going Republi
can sure.
The Writer of the Garfield
nese Letter Arrested.
Chi.
THE GARFIELD FORGERY.
New York, October 27. The Re
publican National Committee
Bont a special car . this
morning to San Francisco with elec
trotype copies of the denial of the
Chinese letter alleged to have been
written by Garfield. It is intended
that the car shall reach there on Sat
urday, either before or. simultaneous
with the mails carrying lithographic
and electrotype copies of the forgery
The trip across the contiuent will be
made much faster than ever made by
any train.
Leonard Phelps, editorial writer
on the "Truth" was arrested to day
in Brooklyn on a charge of forgery
in connection with the. so-called
Garfield Chinese letter and arranged
before the Supreme Court this after
noon. His counsel has already ap
plied for his discharge on a writ of
habeas corpus.
NEW YORK.
Chicago, October 27. The Times
summing up the prospect for the
Presidential campaign, says it has i
concentrated now in New York as
before the October elections it was
concentrated in Indiana. Republi
can tactic do not by any means in
elude abandonment of Connecticut,
.new Jersey and Maine. I hey are
conducting a fair and vigorous can
vass in these states, all so necessary
to their success if tlicv lose Nev
Ycrk, but they have determined to
fight the enemy on his own grounds
and make the victory more surpris
ing by carrying his center at the
same moment they turn hi s wing.
The Republicans can spare New
York but the Democrats cannot.
STOCKS.
Sax Fraxcisco, Oct. 26. Silver
King, $84 and Tip-Top, $ 3...
A saving of a doilar a day for one
year of working days, with interest
at six per cent., amount to $317.90;
for five vears, $1,794; for ten years,
$4,205; "for twenty years, $11,800;
for forty years, $50,293; and for fifty
Charley and Emma were sitting on
Ihe piazza Ihe other evening, gazing
at tha heavens, and wondering, with
Bulwer, what star would be tht r
h-me when love became immortal;
when she said, Charley, dear, what
star is that over there that twinkl s
so brightly? "Don't know, love '
he murmured, 'I never studied astrc-
lOE
y.
Knowledge is power. All maj not
be able to possess wealth, but every
one may obtain culture, and the la
ter is more honored, more lesp rot
able, and more satisfying than tl e
forme:-. The life of a man is in
reality but one continued education,
the object of which should be to
make himsell perfect.
Nothing is impossible. "Where
there is a will there is a way. An
ardent desire ttnd a fixed determina
tion to accomplish any object will
insure its success. Firmly will to do
a thing and you can surely do it.
Strength of will can be cultivated by
its constant exercise, like and other
taculty.
Neither a borrower nor a lender
be. It you once borrow money j-ou
cease to" belong to yourself, and be
come the slave of your creditor. If
you . habitually pay interest for
money borrowed your financial ruin
is only a question of time. When
applied to lor loans by chronic bor
rowers refer them to the money
lenders.
A clergyman recently preached at
Chaplin, Uoun., on Abraham's call to
offer up Isaac, very gravely remard
cd : "It was no doubtful voice. I be
lieve that Abraham knew that he
heard the voice of God just as plain
ly as you know you hear my voice,
if you are awake." A straightening
up of the congregation followed
quickly.
Says the master of the house to his
servant as he prepared to lock him
self in his study andwork, "I am
not in if any one calls mind!" A
quarter of an hour later he rings the
bell. No answer. lie rings again.
Still no answer. He opens the door
furiously, and cries to the servant in
the ante-chamber. "Didn't you hear
me ring, yo J idiot?" "Yes, sir; but
vou had told me you weren't in, and
I couldn't, think of taking a bell's
word before yours, sir.''
Territorial items.
Nine palace cars have been
chartered from the New York Cen
tral railroad, to leave New York
for this Territory as soon as the
November election is over.
The locating engineer of the A.
& P. R. R. writes that the location
through northern Arizona is nearly
completed, and that it will be built
witliiu two years.
The ten Mexieau marauders who
recently violated onr treaty laws
have been sentenced at Tucson to
two years' impnsonment each in
the House of Correction at Detroit
Michigan.
An Indian recently carried a let
ter from Yuma to Castle Dome
mines, and brought back an an
swer in eight hours. The distance
is 76 miles and he travelled the
entire distance on foot.
A project is on foot to build a
second telegraph line from Tomb
stone to Tucson. The Western
Union can't accommodate all the
lusiness.
Thomas Gardiner is about start
ing an evening paper at Tombstone.
This will give that live mining
camp three c any papers. 1 he
proprietor is well known as the
proprietor of the Arizona Quailer
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U, S. Exam'ing Surgeon. Late U. S. Army
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Calls Promptly arcnued to.
Bills presented monthly.
Office East si.le of Plazo.-J doors north of
m. a. Hooper Co.
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PHYSICIAN,
Specialty: Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women.
Office and Residerce, Washington
St.,
East of the Gardner House
Patients can be accommodated
beard and lod.tjinsr. r
with
tasl alls answered at all honrs.
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Irvine's Building Rooms, 1 and 8,
Phoenix, Arizona.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Call? promptly attended to,
Office Three doors east of Court House.
Kl'sll A. WELLS,
Attorney s-at-JLaw.
PRESCOTT, - ARIZONA
Will practice in all the
! Courts of the Ter
rimrv.
mlT
J. T.ALSAP,
Attorntyat-l.air,
Irvlne'e Building Room 3,
Phoenix. A. T.
FltAXR COX.
Attorney at Lan
Office next door to Conrt House.
II. It . PATRICK,
Civil Knsriuecr
Ccunty Surveyor for Maricopa County anil
uepuiy li. p .Mineral surveyor for Arizona
Assayer of Precious Metals.
Office With W. A. Hanrncb Pho-nii.
. 1 .
n. i,. loxvr.its.
Physician and Hnrsreon.
(Late of Visaiia, Cal.)
Ofnce on Washington ntrAt. tt fitters
trom Montezuma.
A- TWEED. W. A. HANCOCK.
TWEED A IIAXCOCIC.
A t t'o r n o y a at Law.
Pho?nix, A. T.
Tjnua DDMnmi. m nil
-rl incuts a
MASONIC XOT1CK.
A ARIZONA LODGE Ko.257F fc A.M
Staled meetings on th hird
Tuesday of each month a' ' 7-30
Kojouruin!T brethren are fraternally
invited lo attend.
3. T. ALSAP, W. -M.
J. B. CREAMER Secty.
I. o. r. ii.
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ARICOPA TRISE, NO. 1. of ARIZO-
Improved O, It. jl., meeti every
Thursdav evening at i o'clock at the v l
wmu. Steinaker's building. Traveling
brethren are cordially invilea to atteua.
A. C. BAKjilt, Sachem.
Neiu Osboiin. C. of R.
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OTATKII CONVOCATIONS OX
on second and fourth Mondays of each
month, at , :.iu p. m., at .nasonic fria'i. fco
jonrning companions in good standing are
cordially invited. Bv order of
M. V. KALES, H I.
J. B.Cblamer. Sec. ap
DR. S PEER
(Graduate ct Harvaro University)
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Sew Departure !
Ilavins
just received a
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WARE,
Consisting of -BURIAL OASES,
of various styles and sizes, also
TRIMMINGS, plain and
fancy, also Society
Trimmings,
All of which I
reasonable rates,
mcut of
will sell at very
Also, an assort-
Windows, Doors
Minds, Mouldings and
California Lumber.
Place of Bsines, Washington St.,
op",osute Gardner Hotel, Phoenix
A.i !oeu Territory.
J. M. GREGORY.
STOMACH
STTEfts
Meets the requirements of therational med
loiil philosophy which at present prevails,
it in a perfectly pure vegetable remedy,
embracing the three imptii taut properties
of a preventative, a tonic aDd an alerative.
It fortifies the body aainet disease, invie
arate and re-vitalizes the torpid stomach
and liver, and effects a moet saluta ory
change, in the entire system, when in a
morbid cond tion.
Far calc y Drncrdstu and Dealers
O CIIEBHATIO
MISCELLANEOUS.
Save Your Fsloney,
25
AND BRING YOUR
Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, &c., &c,
-
TO
V. TRUIVIPER,
Practical Watch Maker
axd Jeweler
PHCENIX, ARIZONA.
J. W. THOMSON".
Druggist & Apothecary
....Also Dealer in ...
Perfumery, Patent
Medi-1
cines, lite.
Prescrintions
carefully Compounded at
all houre.
East side of Plaza, niljoininir
Drs.
Wharton & Rosson.
II. Morgan & Co.
Washington Street,
PHOENIX,
A. T.
Importers and Dealers in
GROCERIES CLOTHIXG
DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS,
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, Etc.
At prices to suit the times.
R. B. Carley,
Independent Candidate
....FOR
House of Representatives.
(Election, Nov. 3, 1SS0.)
"Uncle Bob" Carley has lived in
Maricopa county 1 2 years and
knows all our vrants. Vote for hini
BAJA CALIFORNIA I
DArVHANA
BITTERS
KEHTORATIVK.
1XVIUOKATOR
And XEKVIXE.
THE GREAT
STOMACH REGULATOR
And Dyspepsia Cure.
TIIE MEXlCAX REMEDY
FOR
Diseases of the Kidneys & Bladder
Damtana is a Mexican Herb,
and come from I. a l'ax.
DAMIANAwas first mucin and drank br
rue Mexicans atj a Tonic lr tue otoxacii
and Bowels.
DAMIANA is acknowledged hy those that
have nsed It tu be a great In viuouator
And NkuviNB.
DAMIANA acts directly npon the Kidkets,
makine tnem stroncer.
DAMIANA is a splendid Laxative forthe
Bowki.9. thns keeping tnc 1..1VBR from
becoming TonrtD.
ES-DAMIASA GIVES APPETITE..
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.,
Sole Agents for
Arizona and New Mexico. in the U.S.
atil Ecni, Mcuco. .
liook out
mense new Fall and
Winter Stock now en
route from the
and California.
n JLD liiil M
v-v-
This I
for our im
East
MISCELLAN EoL'SL.
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL.
rii
E. GAf.'Z
Tliis new botel is bow ores for tl
accommodation of Ui tratvilag;
public.
I he rooms are well Teot".nvI aa t
handsomely fnrnisbeil ia u i axi
sinele. Snperi.r acvrua.xiai:cca
for lain i lies. The aim 'f ti i r f r
et r will be the caaifurt aid ei
of his guests.
Billiard Table and Oar
Connected wtlk tb. Iex "
0nfy the Finest LIqasn & Cljir
PRIVATE f AID sooxa.
The principal Eastern, Ca!;fbni! as 4
Arizona papers kept oa .".
A share of the puhue muuai i
solicited.
Rlaver's
Livery Stable,
R MATER
Proprirt-jc
Washington street west f la ptoc.
After this date, I aviII feivl
stock. 20 per cent, cheap
er than the prices hereto
fore known in Fhcenix.
A large corral, SOOxloC
connected, with shade
room for 100 head cf
stock.
Corral room free of
charge.
A force pump on the
premises.
IsS-RI-Jl EB 3 EH THE PLACE-
BAirZESCHAlTGS
ESTAURAIMT.
MRS. AYESMILS, in return.;
thanks to her friemls nj lite 'Ui.;
for the libera! pamnac? lt.-iawU.
bes to state that m-tUtusT siiit
left undone to keep tttr itousc a
Restaurant shoukl.
The Table
will lc sppliM la-ith tue Wt
county nllunls a:i J ii!l trtuaia
od(1 to none in tl:; TtrrlVrv.
Hoping to merit a sCU fTb
share ot the put-lie ruurouar, 1
insure polite at'eutk aa-i S-
treatment.
Trivate dinners or bill suy;xj
ps -sonally attended to.
TIEAT,
WHOLESALE AND RETA'L,
GRAND CENTRAL MAHXET.
Corner Center A ValiUla.
(Diagonatlj opposite IN5Sv-J
r-BKF.r, VEAL, VVTTi'l.
and t K tv ata ail mu r- - I ir. i
ih-lnrTcl tu anj iiA oi lh ttM
tharcc.
EAL-4
lt. rs.,