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17 H vl
The
Fhcenix
ju.
-WHOLE NO. 845.
PHCENIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1SS2.
NEW SERIES NO I?:.
TELEGRAPHIC
independent Repol)!ieaii.
1'niuBH.fHu. May 25. The
t'eje-Mh-m IirpuMican Stt C Dven.
iim net yesti rdy moraine. Uni'ed
States Scuatiir MitcheM whs chosen
temj-'Tury hairinan by aeclum-iti"n
amidst -.Teat jplau.-e. In reium-
insr tti'inltR, Scnut r Mitvhell
said
the tvork of the convention was n
1o i-oinna e a ti- J e: tnat would hel
the Dtmiri:c pwrty or ciefi-ut il
Kc; ublicMi. hi.t to i!oi: ii.att- a tickc-
iha' '' wi'iiW rd five the r. speit m.ti
aid supper of (hi Rcr.unlircn pi
. 1 Lt n- n-ntt he c. d.-i in j-oli i.
ti ir g- ltnc i-r, hut i.i.t to se. I
vri uld lewdl lor t lie convention to
?ccl; rc Bg:iint this -ysinn. Tbi
praker sh'ki he would be 1h1 to
a'&i.d before the convention and de-
clairliU desire lo support the -id
ir.it.istra'ion of the President, if the
latter is ispM.' . .w.
. rvice itfirm, but h" was soiry- lo
aav there were yt no stxli indica
tio s.n the pari of President Ar
thur. He trusted the Republican
of the State would assist in rinding
tlieia.tv of barnacle and all cor-
. . . . s. 1
nipt atmosphere ny wmw n
i , ln,.. currnnnile The ro.l Ol
deleg.ucs w is tiun eailcd.
THE PLAT 1'ORH-
Philadei-phia, May 25 The com
uiittcc ou pl.itfoim of the Independ
ent Iepiibiican Convention, rep rte
a pla form ilelarinsr in strong terms
against the spoiissystem ; Denounces
the "Ixits" rule in politics; declare
their attachment to the principle of
the Republican party; and declares
the nomination and elc-lion ol Ja:
A. G tificlda triumph of true refo.m
iu civil service; it is demanded in
j la. e of the spoils svsteni, a refornin-
tion of the civil service by l w; it i
demanded, instead of prost ilulinj
i nlli teivice to private J-e , its rec-
t-jTiitiin as a high and hon-Tabb-
tru.-t to be adminutcied tor t .e peo-
j h-'s hinerits with eflic.ency. econ-
ou.y, and integrity ; it b dema .deti
ti.at, ii.steiid f ins lence pros rip-
tion. and tyrannv of lx sism ano
m.chii.i.-m, free and euscicnliou
(jen i.-e .f pr.vute judg eni iu po.
liiical uffai'S and a fai liful ci-
clire y tho?e who assume repre-
eit:tive irutts of the expressed will
ol the people.
n t'ntniiil Eihn.
Sv FmCI rn Ml)T 8i T'1
jTuTe-t-XeheTaC.
.rtine ve-lrily morning, ver the
qiuti n f a ni nilx r-f piomineiit ,
in,n,5tt- .ctkim: t j"dn the B.e
Uer' Grain i-xchings, air.oug
vlii-ni ate sm h will known o, eia
tois as Geo. W. M Jseiis, Win. T.
C. I. an, II L- Emyer, A Bannis
ter.of the btar S.'il:s Ci ntpa y; R.
Br. cc, tf ba ll ur. Guthne & Co.:
jiLd i ti.ers- It was .cciied to eu
1 kc the rule thai any members of
ij.t Ptu'we hxcliiiiie joining :hc
Gia n Exchs ute or any fcin.iiar o-
1 garizatkn, tith. r iu I erson t D
proxi, will ie mspenaea on ieu
tlMt' nrti-e. A l.vely rivalry has
arisen l e wern the two exchante-.
The Grain Exe.hi ge th .ws greater
dash and fsuniliarity with the call
butines, and the Produce Exchange
inunds to n ake a vigorous fight for
the snpiemi' y, and will hold an in
formal after; con ca 1 on gr..in on
ail after June 1st, in addition o the
ie-ular morning's ca l. A lively
fl-eculative busin ps in graiu is pio
pi ed in ti e near futnie.
Th - qa -r.nt'ard Stra.
t-iN FKASCI6CO. May 23. Thr e
new i -es i.f smallpox are reported
jo-r'yy on the steamer Altoiuw. r.
A the smnliiox patients liave been
iei..oved trom this sieamer to the
losjital, the consignees tavirg
agreed to pay all expenses of re
moval and t are. An u spection of
the slei.nur StraMisirley, dinsV-ses
the f ct that the has on bi aid about
"i.GOO i B'tei-perp, instead of 814 as at
f.rs lejM-rud. As soon bs Ihe steamer
is ovt of quarantine, a measurement
v ili be tal cn ly t ie cu-n m htmse
fti ils, ai d il will be ascertained
whether the passenger act ha been
t o'a ed. The ps;s-engers na ti e
Altinwir have I eea vaccinated,
and no new cases are reported.
Tlte Overflow.
Little Rixjk, May 5. General
Jlungiim, Sta'e agent for tha listri
buti.in of supplies on the Arkansa
side of ihe M isti-sij pi river during
the late overflow, writes to Governor
Churchill that a second ovt-rflow has
occurred nearly as disas'rom as the
firs1. The nesrocs are wit'a no
means of f btaini: g the .lecessitie-i
of lire, and if the government does
not feed them un i! ihey can get
work, many wP darye.
Co 'dcuae I Tzt-gvm.
T, i, MitT.ored that tnie win oe a
nJe will
jifTlan and
"Oullet
ink.
me
Al des-
with
Ts,o
J
'tioh.
Ior- Chi
W!.. 11
rtbur tor
Wned
V of
Vthe
tam H.lKiii, whi.e, and J
Kt j s, colored, imprisoned for n
derous assiiult oq a deputy slier'fi.
t Be'tjn, were hung by a liundied
masked men.
Gen. Geo. D. Ramesy is dead
The arreura of nut hill parsed
second renrlintr in the House of Com
mon; rn llcr.d.'ir.
In -
fun Francisco ladies are Tisirin'r
Costle Garden, New York, on
Hirivnl of emiprants, to ol tain
vants in lieu of Chinnmurt.
Win. J I. Brown has been confirroad
as Sumy. r-General of ORliforrru.
Theie is btronsr hopes of t-tuat'
Ben Hili's rccoverir.
c
Flicks hws.
They all do it !
Do wh ?
Drink milk ,-ancii at the Cabinet
W. M. Lisge:t took the ue for
Yu'ture this uioini'ig.
If you have timr," trv one ef
lhoe E- M. H. cigars at the Palac e
Saloon
Sirawberries to-nj-ht at Lorin
Oh ! those E. M. II. cigars.
Gjo
E Loriug ke-p-i them.
Ripe Cherries at Loring's.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Al Wortnell, which appe irs
,n to-day's is-u. Al has one of t;,e
finest alfaifn pastures in the valley.
If y.iu wish any ar'icl of Flar'--vare,
RseatUal & Kulner can Euit
you.
Damiana m.ikes the old vnn? and
the weak strong tizd healthy.
porfsmen, Miners, rancumcn, and
others waMtinsr Guns Pi-tol am!
Ammunition, can procure them of
liosenthaT & Kutncr.
Lorin exhibit urine fine bananas
in his show wind ws.
The case of Wormser vs. Sol id e
is being tried by jury t'vday. The
i'S-; comes up o.mn exe;-ui 'on i-
s led for possesiio.i of fteigh ttam-.
If you want a nobby nnd stylish
shirt, go to Go!lman & Co. for it, as
they are just in t e. eipt of a tin as
sortment in that liae. lw
Fres'i ripe strawberries every day
at Loring's.
Wardrobe, Desk S.reen-T) wrs,
Cot B -ds, etc., niMile to order on
hort notice, at E. P.itton's Car-
Ienter rho , adjoining the Telegraph
Ifiice. ltti
c,nh tPhren x mine, cane jn t),.s
morning from Cae Creek. H ' e
ports irreat progress on the -ros.c it
They a--e now iu fifty feet fro n the
foot of the shft. h ive struck the
edge and are working in a plemiid
ore In hi.i judgment Ibis is one of
me cominsr mine. Mr Mck h-ts
di overed a fire lede in the same
di-trict which shows Iree gold He
has two ntei working on it. The
Cave Creek district is coming o.t a
ast, and w 11 prove a l-onai za. no
only to the owners of the mines, but
t
Goldman & Co. have received a
lanre assortm- nt of oil piu,tngs.
Tl-ey are el worh examining.
The finest and lariret asortmei
cf Buntir.g-, Si ks, Satin -. Grena
di e, etc.. ever brouirhi to Arizi ia.
ou will find at the I'abu-e ot Fash
ion at Rosenthal & Kutners sto-e.
The ladies of Phasnlx and vicinity
will find it to their advantage to ex
amine he s'ock of Mil'inery Goods
a' Rosen: hal i Kutnar's, bjforj p ir
Tl'ising elsewhere.
Abnut nine o'clock this Thnrsla-
morninL', as Mr. J. A. Whi'mo---.
one of ihe proprietors of the Citizen,
was coming out of ths Po 'ter H.i
tel, to whi. 'i pla' e he had been
to breakfast, he met hy-Chas. D.
Po-t'n, who drew a revolver and
fired at him, but the b.i let we t
amis the mark, and did him no
harm. Mr. Whitniore then stepped
Lack i.-.to tne office, pa.-ed out at
inother door, went before Jude
Brugsr and snore out a warrsnt fe
the arrest of Poston on the harce ol
attemp.ed m jrder. Poslon was ar.
rested and gave bond to keep tlie
peace. Citizen.
It will pay jou to examtne the
handsome md stylish s ock of sprint
ind futumer goods j-ist opening !
GussEl.i& Co. Being the firs
new goods of ihe season icceived i..
Phoenix, which they propese to nei
at the l-.we t prices. tf.
Fo:i RimIIk b i 1 Ha; formerly
occupied by Carl Sh' rrer as a bakery
Apply at IIekald Office. "tf
fabasols! pabasoi-s!! Rosenthal
6e Kuiner's Palace of la.liio- d lies
any competition in the above liue,
and the ladies will find it to their
advantage lo examine our btok be
fore purcha-i-g elewhe:e.
The l itMt in regard to the mush
ralked of new paper, whi di w .s t
have been st -rte I m I hoznn, is lo
the effect that the affiir has fallen
thr-juiih. This, is as it should be
lOr lUO lUeH Ul 11 uiui
ia acomiiiinity ihi scirjely -!U,-lrts
two, wys not a very sro d o ie.
The baekert of this new pap -r the
ory have evidently co ns t the wis
V,nilus!Oi thit '"too micU ot
TTTfiw1 t'linS ' ,b"n nothing.'
I seems tha llomor Mi:JNeiI n to
buj ihe materi i- that was in ende t
lor the new paper, and the Gazet'.e
will very shortly come out as a De n
cr.di iheet. McNeil i a thor u
ntwcpnper mm an I wd- with'nt
- mes
mur
Win. B. Hooper & Co. are agent
for D-.nnana Bitieis.
Blowiojr will not -Iter the people-
mind, then-fore call ai. Rosenthal &
KuiiiLT's Siore and examine his
o
Clothing, where you wiil find a -
coin
plettt cmltl'i from $4-50 lo f 40 00,
tin- large t assortment aver br. -
u"1ii
10 town to select from.
the
I o a n n ,n 1 r. a family to
gi - r
port or a restaurant to run, a savin
i 6-j per cent lo SU per cent on
Driees of jrrocerics is an importan
manor. I iit - W',v to mv
r
goin:; i.at at ross tha plaza to Iloo,
era .
1 HE MEXICAN REM7D7 for di
eri .,( the Kidneys awl BladJer
is-inutina timers.
A tos tive cure for dyspepsia
Damian.t Bitten.
Titrpe d.-ut.
rnn.ADFt.i-ui a, May 24. Proba
bly two llnrds of the diilates io
t. e Independent Republican Con
vention are now here. Slate Chair
man McB.-c says he ha. lette-s iind
telegrams from which ha gathers
i!it most of the other delegates wili
be !.eie in the momimr .,.,! ti...
eu:.n i . oe opened .Marshall's
witl.drawi.l from the regubir ticki t
givei great satisfaction to the c'elt-
gu'es.
I'ittsburo, May 24 Tlios. M.
Ma. shall in an interview s-iid he
would not atte :d the Independent
Convention. He did not desire of.
Hoe and wouid not accept an Inde
pendent nomination if tendered to
him. He would sunp rt Ge e-a
Weaver for Governor, but cannot sup.
pon itcwen tor Supreme Julo-,..
r . . . .
-mu,ago, aiay24 A letter t-. the
I inns from Carrizzi Pass, Texa
about fiOO miles rst of Dallas and'
I 1 '3 mi.'e eat of El Paso, sav tlmt
...u, iu.inii is iei mere oti account
f the close proximity of J;irire ,,ir.
ties of Hostile Apaches going north
west a distance of fiom three to fif.
nines irom tue camp of ti e
hunters, miners, an'i pros .e. tors
near Carrezzi Pass and in full siglit
of them. The hostile are fletPig
fiom Mexico loXcw'Meiico, bavi g
been dtiven fro u the south of the
t .e Ri , Unnde hy the Mexicans
Mj-r B ivlcr and riftee i of his Tex-
a-Ra.-igers h.ive anived at C.r y
Pass, and were to depart this morn
ing for a scou through the Gm i.
lup-- Mount in; after the hosl.les
keeping togctbe-. prea .re.l for -.ner-
gencie-. As yet no d.;,ued .tions aje
reported.
The Forge ! 8 a
.iflM
leiah- deeii.ie to give fu ther in
formation al pre ent regard:.. it the
forged bonds, and are keeping t;,e
matter very quiet.
fjiretib.w-Ic 4'ldrexg.
St. Lou S, 31 y 24 The Green
backNa'iouai Convention have pio
mu gated an nd.ire s t tlie Amen-
can people leveled araiust bank.
railroaii, teh grpii, land a ..I mouied
mono, oli s. It charges the Repub
lican a -d Democratic parties wi'h
b d legislation, iu extension of bank
cln rter-; it declares against na ioual
banks, high railroad fares and tele
graph tolls; i i favor of land for a- t
ua! settler; for greuUacks and t v
if in ihe in e e?t of the national
debt and aga'nst refunding il; for
equal rights for allp'eqial pnvi
leges for none; and ends uy c 'llirtg
on all indu.-ti ial organtzat ns to j 'ia
them.
The ArUansss Trnado.
Hot Spkixos, Ark., May 2a. Re.
por a of the deottu tiou by the ler
ritic tornadj, la&t week, in Polk
conn y are coming in. The res.
dence of Mr. Turner, at Iron Fors,
sras demolished, iwoehildren kil'cd,
Mr. Tu 'der badly injured, and his
wife fatally i.ijurel while trying t
escape. Some of tiie n.n-ats had
their c'othes torn from tl eir bucks.
Dr. McOjn el's residence was lorn
t i ieces and his w ife seriously hur'.
The entile fam ly of Mr. Llndscy
was badly hun and Mrs. James Da
vis, a visitor, probably fa'ally in
jured. Mr. B rber lo?-t every bui'd-
iig on his farm, and McKnight's
n-sidenne was destroyed. Jose h
I e;iper's lit tie daughter was killed.
Mr Holmes and wife are family in
jured. The B:ipti.-i Church ot Garl
ner's is destroyed. It is es iiuated
that fifty farms are devastated, and
tho dest uction in "he county ntvrr
had a precident. The damage is not
less than $180,000 in Iciil and Polk
counties.
A Mnrlerer Captured.
M on nt VtRNox, 111., May 23.
Roliert A. Smith, who killed Char
ley Yost, was captured by a pos e
aft -r b-ing hhot at veral times and
feriously wounded. Tliere are fears
of mob violence.
White county.
Nebraska
LlXCOTJ, Nell.,
He is- now in
May 23. The
B ir.is appor ionment bill has pa-sed
tlie Senate. It -divide Nebnska in
to three congressional disricta. It
is very p easant to I he south-eastern
eou ;tiej but displease Lincoln and
O uiiha.
iroiibtx tmoii: Iron Workers.
PittsbDRO, Pa., Mny 23. Ihe
con-erttue b iwet-n the iron mnnu
facturers and wi rUmen's associations
on a new scale f wage Iniled to
each an agresment. A general
irlke on Ju- e lsi is thougl t ncvi
ibie. t hrowii g 30,0'JO mo e men ot
t work.
I'ennnyl vania Pollttra.
PiiiLADKbi-HtA, May 2-i. The
Times ;as: Marshall's letlcr de
lining the nomination for congress-nan-at-'ari;e,
will be racy and iin--ent,
and will leave no doubt in fie
iiiblic uiiud as t l's or nt pol : e
1 St
I li y to the elder Cameron more
ihvn twenty years nsro.
late Telegram
A dispatc!) f. oru Collirgwood,"
Ont tays the lntest advices from
the wreekei
am
burned near Killan.ey, places
nuuii er of persons loot from twen
ty to twenty -five. The purser
not have time to register al! on
board, and the lost are not recorded.
sup
and -robab!y the. name of all
victims will never hi known.
the
When Postma-ter Pe;rs n of New
8re
York, reaehe l his o'Hce M rid tv,
fiund a post ii card ad.ires-d to
President Arthur, i-otifiinj- him il
-
is
h.- did not all Mini.st r Lowe:l from
nr'uiid and ask ihe i :i,-c. n, 1 1 t i, .,. n '
urreuder of all Am.': i -an citizens
in British dungeon without Irinl,
ne would be assuastuated. Th,-
writer will bj .-ojhi for.
Jerht.
SclJom, if ever befnre, have we
seen tne do whose wa- wonh
writing up, bin withi i the last few
days, death dealt out by cold poisou.
ha taken from -ur midst some dogs
wl.o-.e lives were pn cious to iheir
owLrs and li-e prc.-ence will lie
misled by many a friend. Chief
among the canines was Jerry. From
hi infaucy he has been reared and
trai e l by Johnny Packer, aud was
a iiog wn.se value was not coun'ed
by dollars aud cents. Of r.iyal par-
mage. his blood wa of 'he best,
his father batng a wa'er spaniel a:nl
his mother ai imported E ig:ish set
er. J:rrywas bun iu Sn Dietro
on lh 18th day of Ju y, !878. Fro n
his infancy, he has shown remarka
ble traits. While Johnny was living
in Cave Cree'j, he wou d tend Juny
regularly for his mail once a week.
distance of ten mile-. At o-it
time, he was down sick with lever.
and Hi taithfu, Jerry was entrusted
wi h-a note lo Frank Riwa, who
lived nine mi s disi int. The cote
was faithfully delivered and assist
ance rendered his ma ter. which, in
ail probability, saveu his life, fcdnce
living bete in town, Jerry has taken
the maikst bsuet and regularly ev
ery morning, would do the markets.
In 1879, h lawsuit for pos.-esi m of
Ihe d -g was held in thijcitj-. S-.tUi
ne stole Ihe ao - and sold him, but
Johnny gained the ownership. Fab
ulous prices have been ottered for
him, b-. t refuse I. Some one, cither
out of pure mann:ss or spite, tlirew
poison int his room, att.l, thiniiin g
Jj. h id tintn fi-il I-- "
failing to sava Lim. Yester-lsy ,
nio nin a coda "xs i:ide, a grave
d- g. a..d the ltt ot poorJir y was1
giVati a Cliristiin bu.ia! fo -io-Ved
to hi grave by innny trien.ls. 1'hus
ihe Le-t dog in the 'territory bay
rassedfrotn sight. Out he wiil al
ways be remtmbe eJ by all who
knew him.
lie as..
This welt kaivn dog, former!
oned by Sher ff Thomas, b it lr
by Koei 1 1 I, fell a victim to tryc'i
nine on Sunday morning. He was a
dog possessed of great aftVc lionate
powers and was a general favorite
in town. Faults he had but few,
good trails ma iv.
ToWSEK.
Thia morning. Tow er, the post-
olli- e d2. tell a v'ctim
lo do t-i's j
i old a nbrace. Toser was ten y nrs
Id, harmless and quiet, and was
liked by all. Children played with
nim wi;U impunity and in-a cn
joyed his auii :s. His 1 fewai!iOrt,
at b-l ajd it w mid have -en much
be t'T for lu:n to hve die 1 a natu
ral doith li t lo nve lieeu iaku as
Le a. Fare -well. .o.er!
Charles J. GutrBAU.
The subject ol this etoli was u -known
to fu e, but wi.oae li t ry
forms an im,iorta.t 1 n iu the
eve of i be dy. But i.bout ten
mon lis .l I, le displayed rare iift.
His father aud moiuer both beloi?ed
to .he I'aji.iiis llr. Hj lai d's trained
dours, bul all he knew was mischief.
Formerly, he was cailed -'Cricket,"
liui ci t ie night on which the vcr
dii t was re.idercd a:ain-t Guiiem
be showed unniistakable grief by
putting on mourning by placin bis
head iu an ink pot. Si. ice then, he
has been named Gu'resu. He was
ranky, his weakness being Ihef d
lowing of ctlebiated mi n. lie was
for a long lime, an ardent d.sciple of
Dr. Tanner, and his death is dir- c -ly
due to a departure from that
school. Latterly, he joined tne O -car
Wihle party, ins p a-try being
expres e I in an ce ihetie w.ig ol the
tall, said waebeg nn.ngat th-kh- ul
ders an I i.ndu aMug along hi I a -bone
Ike ihe grand smell aud tall
f an oeean biiio, terminat n in a
cur: of the tail li .e a que tio i mark
askla.-: "Whi t aiethe w.ld wav s
snymg?" lie ha- been in Ibis c-fll.-e
itice infam y and, although oi cr
riniiaily doing mischief, he was
liked by all. It w is originally in
tended lo execute him June 3 Hh,
contemporaneously with the rxecu
lijn of the arch-a-gar-bi'... but some
wret. h hs talen the job off our
ban 1. The s;ddet u all is that
il l devil Vi ' ,vte la-t hold on poor
oi)i:cn, :.ii ' him aay u .de.
the b on..,ing cat i law, wi aout box
or buril unhon- red and unsung.
, Ll'dos.
Under this he d we caa only say.
rtqvineat in puce to the score of
nameless !nga whose bod e-. lay
b' aching in the sun. on Sabbath
mornin-r. a'l fd n linm '.''uH to tllHA
Advertised Irttera.
Unclaimed letters in the pojtofflea
at Arizona, May T2, 183 J.
Camplin, John D Park", James
steamer llaid oulin, I alderwc-d, Ji s Slirivcr, Sarah
the
Hi 1, Chsij. (;-e) Billa'ies. Toiras
Lord, Robiusoa Pieein t -, Ygi.auio
L flus. John t l?a! 1 , .Msntiel
Livinste:-, W E Biih e;s, Pi'c
Call ior 'Mdverlised" idlers.
did
the
Geo. E. HowitiiY, P. AI.
he
i it i: vk it it i: i t,n r a i.
Ailvurtls m m
iuurieil al IJl. jer
in iu,c-iiTOa will
Hue cacii !
For heal h, s;r,n:h
drink Damiana Bi iters.
atn! vi.
A Card To all who "re snttermsr
from Hit-errors and dls. . '.,ns of
youth, nervous weikuess, e i-iv d;ey
liissol' manhood ifcc , I v. dl " cud a ie-
cipe tm.t will c.ire yo.i, "rtee f
charge." This great resns-ly was
discovered by u mission u oi S iudi
America. tjuud u self-a.!,!r! .e.l eu
velojie l.i the IJkv. Jo-.ti-i: I". i.iia.s.
b;alion D, New Ycrfe Oly.
Bui'uiiUiiiK."
Qtiiek. coniph te cure,
ng Kid.iey, Bind ier aud
iscuses. $1. Druggists.
nnnoy
Urinarv You wnx neve have a nr stom
ach if you drink Dainiana Bitters.
"Rmslioii .tat'.',
Clears out ruts, mice, roache-', flies,
ants, bed-bugs, sktinks, chipmunks,
gophers. 13e. Druj-cists.
'f ynu wi-nt a good npp.tiie, drin
Damiaua Bitters.
SI-limy VT -n.
"V.'eli' Henliii Ke-icwr r'' restores
bculiii an 1 vig T. cures Dy.nep: ia,
Impotence, Sexual Deiiht. !.
V. B. IIooPKa Js Co.
are ageiit-
for D.iuiiuna Bitters.
I'nrl Siercr has moved rroin hi?
old stand next to Loo,eI, 's saloon
ami will hereafter keep his bakerv
at his new place, tliree do: rs totilli
ot Hie iclegrnpu O.Lire. "
All nspe.-luble dialers. keep Da
udana Buiers.
.Vr'rr. li. II r per & Co arc
for D:iuiiiiiia Bitu-rs.
agents
I'ltl 'l'K.S.-iil. .VL.
LOLA n. LAW.lEy.
TtiCHIS Of TOS
Y. II. BLt .Ti'. 2i. I..
Physician audKurceoa.
Co. ton' Eiii-ilng,
p;:HNIX,- ARIZONA,
e- itryj i! fine s:K-k of Drivis con
stant, j uj h.iiiUlurpieb.i'iyiio.i purposes
J. K. VIIlltTl, M. o
I'll yslflan and S n r ; e o n
U. S. Medical ExaiTiiner,
2T" Maricopa Street, East side of
t ic Plazt. I'ii enix, A. T.
jt. l it ;.- .. 31. e.
OKFICE-W t WaJiia rton t.
Five diors fast of Post o'Hc
Phoenix - - Ariioia.
PHYS!C!Ar4,
iperlatty: Obrttetrtex and IIs
rasri of Woium.
n? ,H R-sirie n-. Warthineton St.
East of the Clarduer Honpe.
nils ailsivereu alull cunra.wdtj
it i is 1 1 A wr.i-i.H.
,ttti)riiey-it-t w
rRESCOTT, - AKIZOXA
Will practice in all the Court" ot the IV
r toiy.
nil
F,ass Cox, Joseph LUFBiU.
COX 'AMI4tKljl.
Atmr-i )9 at Law.
Oreics next lor to Court House.
O. A. TWrKD- V. A. TIANCOOK..
"lVrii IIU'ilMa.
A 1 1 o r n v t l'
Ph.Ki ,A. T.
W?I.An(l usioeg In all departraentu a
IV. . cook, si. l.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE;
Kat si I- of tho Plaia, at Ilastoa & C.s
Drnj hto e.
It. W. M O O K E.
Atto rney a: - Lav
'o 14 (.torcoraa Ba'ldi-ig,
Washington, ------- D.
WILL at':ul t b is n w of ev-ry !"
cintio : i!i tlw fjrl :in4' i. ij.t tc-i.
C iiii!s r .r itiv-nfion- :iroc ir -d, d 'funded
and iri.ecai -d. .'.orr le-poa Ijuc o i-jit ia
f t c .
PntENix, . T , Hay 2t. 1833.
I have this day sold t Jos Ta.il
beimer n y en'ire s o -k of fj:q iors,
also leas.-d him the Gee S do -n fo.
c neyear. In retiti '-' -foti 'iusi.isS,
I wi h to thank all my fri.-ads for
their liberal patronage in the n it.
and also nsk them o poniinue their
pa'rona'je to my siveessor witil tao
S im liberality. Good live.
ui26-2v " J. M. I 'ott-s.
Pasturaise!!
Good Aifilfa Pasturags,
One-halt' mile South of
V ais Flouring Mill, and
three miles east of Phje
nix. Al. Wos.met.l.
pi Tit V V HORSKS.
rame to the pi u-.e ..f
I
ii-llirivi
i3if uhu W
Q
Jii
BY TL'R
i
w i ts
Cur friends and ho pnl'T
luiiV liivitii t Coli tt)! e:
just received front lim i tit.
;Vt-ry article i.-t figiiuib o tiial w
stiitinr iliat f r Lsto. aa'i:i:' a -c
C7 ' X
prices, it st:i p-i.'-fri- any Uni:
) !..- c : - i 1 - .
'plete a3ortn;etit ot
Grass,
nncy aioj
We have added a beautiful lias cf
Hats and rSISinery Goods.
LLSO
Late Eastern Novelties
Oar assortment of
Bents Furnisniiig
Is complete in all its dct ils and c n i .t b3 equalled
anywhere.
We have also received complete lines of tho follow
ing, and and are prepared to olfer th.m to ou- patr-im
at20 per cjnt. liss than any other house in i hueaix:
Hardware.
J til
a -rrr7 jTS ?-
Crockery,
Carpets,
TrunKS ana
Tf "V
pe
r- ir
w - s a
A car lot! of Furniture
from the iast.
Tlease call and julgo for
Agents Sti.cUb ik.-r "af?'.'
Anheu.-er B isch 3i't:wi
Domestic Scwi g Ma
I ' M
1 I ,
fey
sV
- ' -ia oft
'i '
it W C & hi
. '4
Tl 1 SrXG OF
in
! 1 T
ii
s 11 '
or rer e"t
11 I'S ' R t 'C1
' c: I ' : i.-'f-
lj! s .ae in
-.r I tr
llfiV
1
'Pi-
ft
i i.s
3.'
n
mo uGoas.
3,
t3 4
Paints,
VS.? 9 3 1F
cz 7
Ciii'o'iJn
j
llresses. wrap
sr
.-s 9 a
9
e i'
v. 11
ai-
ivc in a ft v
days
yoursnlvi
Ha
jiiiuo v iiJ puny.
i rn C: T A "d n 5 as V I E
I -itr, pop" x -, Pur.ti- .i. arni.-
m, V urlL'tii r. ' .',:i'vnu-; ?
'n- mf '.'...hiKS v mifi - wit! iiOM:riv'Iv
iHi Cvt ev -v sp''is ( f XorV';i f;r
r.'inurftm nt, un i tnv - slu m iu'iy fro-u
wh iCftli ciimo iivort ri'?iir!ta -;iiti
It utter y ro s lit a xern r" i'i-'ft"
br -uiiMl zi x the h r' ;i r t i r
t"'i" in h svtii ai, I tiioroutrMy
rr.iiiK-aur in;i (iJaiOUat. Uil' I Ull.lt tl S-
trovy tin:, c.ine.
I'vros Fcma'e Woukn ss. irnoml fh I-t-.
i i-u ..rr H r H Itita I' jnjtil v'ii
stni;Ui n. f-'c at'd . of hn I teru . I. -t'-rn
i lira. - a i, 1,11 iiniimt i ofiho
Uln-Mcr. i:riT::.i-lLv of ;l ? V'.
cr wtiicciu i.us ut :ih . iu 10 13 n.-
better r inedr. Purine the elm. jf
11 -. n r -jtt.ai '. bn-iUi-t he wiifiod! i!. 1
qut t- the ne; vouk Bjht tm nnl "ivus ro&i
c-'Uif ft ad iiuru'ei wo 'i ew.
Samaritan Henrino
Cure a lot;h;i--i,i. linink- int.--r te! the
na'nt ot viu n t.: t na. The-; d
h-ibirx- : r hy tar tn-. w-ir.-t e that hav
ever b- fal en 6U!fmig h'-.rniiiiry. Th.i
wii .d di unriiiail- irom tu-.1 uo-Lu.
ilrMjfs. The iira iJ ard dnti!i liq'M;, b. !
hfcniiach lik-iib 4t. f r tb" nifHiure o
di.'-kin a id trre tin hi -4 friendn, limp
Ibinkll thnt be in on Iim vnv to ruin
T-ikj ihe opi'tm K er. he fir; ac- ihe
d ng in t-m ,'I.q nr.ti'i s tis a h .1 i.iie-
. .dota. 1 h soo h.iisf iiifl'.e. cj ( f the dru
(rtA-e f tron ir iu d til Oil :r. v.ftini,
him cn 'o i i iw!i de-U'ic'.inn. '(he til
1 ot Onuim E-rnr a ci L-u -t lii.jir Ji 5
tre j-rcisid tviint t-nuiiL' is ni! :!e.t
der, aa ovsr-eu iug i:rst i;. flame. iht-
i'i-r..acri. incn rcuouhfi b its criUNtr
no vt- tins 01 q .or 01 i:n?e vi tit '.iiu.
iK-tatioT HiiSi.irsr. oLly rdd I it-fie. c
t4 s, .1: t;l :t ocn.-rm h viial 4'c am
rti n itio"f L k tlrw iuE-on mpi vmui
1 criud G- e! civ . irie" bu; lwt
uut.l tf own ra;j .c ty devo-.rs
ilt- 1 . S ::tt:rjtrtn 2n vine gie inl.-t. t
r li f ii i.ll t-it:li ci.Kfc . it pr-jC'ice- -i:-fj
n-iiet.- til n'-rY-.'s, buiid- u th t n rvo;.f
tfyvtein . ud re-fre b dy aud iniud u a
wtsa.thy oou:iitK'n.
Samaritan Fdervino
rur.i? SecYi,ui i y(-p.'t?t 1 f ipi...t.o.'i of
he Hert. A-tliuia. iron. hUis. fc)orfuiH.
Nvi-hiii. di- aacs of the Knin-yf, ana ull
uiyi'His f the u i:iivrv i;:i'ih. NV'Y'-Us
d oi ity, caused y the ir.Ui-cetio.--3 vf
y u.h, pt-rtuunentiy cured byttis u.-e ii
Lin vaiuabe reuirdv. To ou. c tj,
!n:ddt"-n't-rt old m-n wh-Var.- coveriu'a
oa. tfuttuiiiic- as w: namau ie by ti.nc.-,
look u(. y u c iu be s va by time y eflorij.
a id ruae oitmin -nt to eu-i;-t , iit.d j --1
ii tiit itowu oi'yvir m-.-.er. il'yo' wili
Do n.t k t.ii a 's" crot lon- r uccil
.tpa ouj- ia:s. ai:d Qfsrnvs b- tii bci.iy
Jii;:so-'rr if yo t :e imir faftlUt ,ia -
ir. ii ctim .11 'IV Sa.Raritai' N-'j-.i;;c. lu
.11 x-.z-ji ro .ir ! i ;t ru i n jrv -, rr
o iiic wiiie sy W'ui.
SAMARITAN JTi.VIE
care 4 mv i.t a ir f 8!ie v.a- a!-
"d d ml. brv ii .'. 1 i,er. she c
itt.k alia heji 1 v.'. - i.a a- y'-odr.
1 I Y - if .-. S; M-ii ii. ,. ..r Wi
J. li. i'LETcaaa, Ft Col,i:.i, :!.
6?1 V1IITAX KEP.VI.VE
Burj cvre ot n ;a-e o: dfi tnr ia
li. B. Itx.M-'. Iiuiii'iile, Kao.
SAilAKITAN' NEIIVC.S
ma-le
cn-id ni ni" v i r;,
tu'ttdCiij. -b. V.'
li.-. ;s.... V - j.-u, 1-1
SAXIAP.IT AX StKHNE
was the mcaLs jI ruriuy mv wire -f .ism
Etv. .1 .A. ii . ie, heavct, 1'
8 AM AK IT AN M-iVlXS
erred, me ol asth a. nficr fcieaJi:ig ov
ti. li. tiL"B..ox, Ver ib-iuy, Ijt..
SAMARITAN SKHVIXli
eHectually cur- d nic i;f pani
:i"S JkNMi: V'arb-x.
710 Vest V.iu iln. u st C'li:cijo, Ii!
6AMAIIITAX NllVIIiH
lnrdotir riiild or li s ixi r triven i-.o to
die b. o-r lamilv. It lia-1 1 g" o.trl- i iu s
huj:S. I f K MIT KE ,
Vfciyi-lu, iVarren
'1211X1.
8AMAKITAN NEKVIXE,
Cnrd e f ncofaU after sn!ii-rii!r for
eibi jtara.
AxiiiHX SIS. 'lO .
i'eolia. Ill -
6AMAKITAX NERVINE
Cn -d mv s. n "f lies aft ". H-ni-inj: J3.400
villi c-tii-r UuCEorb,
J . . 1 :loa T'lS ,
SAMARITAN NERVINE
0nr"d n perm li- ntiy of epileptic fl'oof
a a.ubboru cUiraciur. Ukv w Si -t:s,
..ech nicsiowa, .Md.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
fured my son of rtss a'tc- 1. iviu - bid 3.5'J0
iu cibtJeu iiioaih- .Mi s fci. Fuuks,
W st fod-iiu, -N. 1.
SAMAHITAN SKUVIXE
Cured oie of epil P-y !' iiiue ye-r stand
ing. AilsS UKLKf A AB.-U-IU,
Oiauby, Ntrt'tua -'...
ilo.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
tfM perminc!tlv cured me -f epi'piT ol
mauy eui daraiiju. Jaooh hcii-K,
gt. Jcbeybt 3io.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
C ire4 ms of bronchitis, a hma aid gen. ;
eral dooility. Oi i p Mtki-s.
Irontou, uliio.
8AMAKITAS NERVINE
IT:? cured mi of nst-una ; ais.j rmf:ila of
mny years sta)Jiug. Isaac Jlivl-li-.
C .xi.iir.oa Kj.
SAMAKITXN J.r.UVt.E
Cared me . fJil-s. Have hu -n II f r over
Utar v-drs
C"ABI.-8 E t'-UKTt-.
SAMAiilTA.V NKRVIXE.
is ttr ffilrt bv d . nc:',r everrvh"-e, or
-v be had d.r.j: :ii u-. Tiioe "h
wNh t b..iu further evidence of ih:
cu a ive pto rie ? t itu .ri an e:V n
wiii (dea- e ctio -o a H c.-iu p..'i,;iq' t-tauip
ior a c i o if li:i-:r td -uciPiial i
Jleai-h, ivi.jj ti.'iid.vd-i of te-.-iuia.ii.:l
o! c:ire iriu ;e i.s . h.i h-i- ui-tti
m -diciii", uii-i j:lt their ictines p.,ou
?r .pn -d ntcr rbvir c&u;ati a to poncct
iijattU. Add; uoo
VR. S. A. 1IC;1 MOXD & CO.,
Win Id's Epi!i p!ic Insti uti,
Si'. Jv)Si-;PH, Mo.
P.
ii.C-JTsll.l tsl
C:TY
I'KtEXIX. A.
II A fi a jrMCrrtl tr nfer l)ni-
es-, i-ahiti r far iiiul i. live iiiT
twic. ls. iiu.Kic2 .&. io any part of
ti e i i v.
Oi'ders priir.pl ly aitemlel to
rilOi.YIX SJL0OX.
TH 0 VD & MCZE . OX, r.
cr.iVasbin!nr.!;3iIont zunia ft
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