Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-09
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saos the AD.reai's at Ra1ea'.
 ant filigree iewelry at Clark'
 Get your picture taken at Roth
 rocks.
 Pstroaize ,l.e new rcs;aslsent' th
 Prince, on Center street.
 Dr. Wharton and Family ar
 camping out on Camp Creek
 Smoke E. M IL and Lone
 Fisherman, at the Palace Saloon.
 t,rea. assortment of watches ane
 clocks g; Clark jewellery store
 Star aour at Phoenix Mil 'etails
 sae per :ee Lioefai Feduc,i9n on
 ioss. so-iW Apv oaessi-hine nicely furnished rooms, can gc! them as the Gregory Helse.
 lso,hrock this morning took a
 handsome plctngrepI ei Bryant 8
 watermelon caravunsary
 Mrs. Margare, A Norris llas been apDointed administrative of tue essate of Smith Morris, deceased
 From the Danvcrs (Mass.) Mirror; Ns. Geo. II. Day, Of this town was cured of rheumatism by St. Jacobs oil.
 The best and coolest place in tosFn is the Prince Restaurant; everything good, clean and neat, and the best 1 Ut Preach eujsias-
 Fhree clean. neat, polite and first class barriers at 5hun'sker's barber shop on Washington st.
 An -incipieut runaway was sorelcbed on Washington street this morning by some fellow yelling woah.'
 .tiepuiue Key West, .'J, R Loos ley's Cabinet and Old Fisherman cigars q. the Cabinet Saloon, corner Washington and Center g sl MT. B. p, Owen, city editor oG the Richmond HTkls, was cured by an application of st. Jacobs oil of sew ere pains. !, A NEw UoME sewing Emachine s fur sale al two thirds cost Machine suarapteed 10 give satisfaction and be first class iu its work, s All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to ". F. McNulty are ', reauestcG to call and settle on or be- fore the ist of September. We mean business. aS-tf
 $. Daneri, at he Garibaldi Saloon K on Monroe street, k Seeps the best Of F ,jouors, wines, e:gars and q good billiard table. 1; is pleasant place 10 pass away the time, and all ar V welcome. n E. Harrington has occupied a ] u :, ,roo.,s-s,a the east side of ibe@'iEza. s in the Wharton building, Miih 0 n.ock of goods and has thereby open Nj up orc more business piece in
 he town. sl The Wilmington tDel.) Netoa says: t' p |J. :. Shaw, Esq, proprietor Grand =, '+ Uaion Holel. New York, lndorses el St Jaoobs Oil for rheumatism and ,s, neuralgia. ht Tho watermelon meEaserie la arousss our boyish institutes regularly W sach mermng by casting anchor in y front of the office, The driver II never leaves ihe cargo. however. al Aaosher new shipment of drugs and medicires at Osborne < Co.'S. drug store. lis row almost impos- U, sib,e to inquire there for anything ~. in the drug or fancy goods line with IT IT out being immediately accommodat- ., ed, while the polite attendance re- :, .seived by Inc purchaser makes it ~ pleasxre to deal there. A- We have direct informatioD that IT Porter's statement in the barley case E last evening did not.exculpate Trio V, oIet. who is already bound over Ii partly by his own testimony The statement which MT. Porter did make, as given 0 us b. ona who |; ou-h to know, was: I've are all ., Guiliy-7 5 A story stoId about ihe ordination II of young English clergyman, V whose name was SaIter- Nature had p gifted him with hair which was the tC reddest of red. Feeling that in the W solemn ceremonies of his ordination T this red hair might be she cause of q i,revereni mirth especially as the tl ritual prescrlbcs that the bishop ti should touch It, he determined to dye it black for the occasion, which D he did. The bishop afterward ex- postulated with the hapless Saltcr, c and alleged against him the author 0 ity of tho rubric in the prayer book s winch says: "The Psalter must be read in the churches" ' The TIIumInations at Moscow :. The following are the details by which the illnminntions at Moscow
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