Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-13
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Taere ss exo;teme thro1ga h.
 lad 1vsr ;ne ii h 1 ant {the .59s
 mo t7ls9 Dr wing If The i-oui .aa 5l-fe b,,e.rs G-a'i- T eapr
 ea I ef -, J bal Il. Early 4 9 Va. path If l m used - hot yea
 th-r, ouad it warrc. A the Wheel
 of For une rev i've !, it envr've ihis
 result: Ticket NJ. 94,l77 lrcw the
 first prize rf S75, 900, and place.i
 with others among the happy pur- chasers # fiftlls n S1 eaclr rwere Rev Moses Zerovich, nf No. 5441]a South
 Canal ST, Chicago, H., ard " T.. iusr, of Rncky Mount. N. c No.
 6iSs0 dre.v the second prize f $25,-
 O00-sold in ffths also at $i each. to
 Samuel SeIig and Dr. J. NJ. Little
 haie of Selma, Ala, and Gusia.
 Baunan. 0S No. 40 ". Monroe st
 (care of the Preble Machine WFo ks
 Co) Chicago, H., Nn 97,563 drew
 the th'rd prize of $10,030- old as a
 whole it S5 to Jack Graves, the
 driver of the Sfsckell Fire Engine
 Co.,, of Nashville. Tenn Mes. 75-
 7T9 ana T6,l:9 drew the faur'h two 1 prizes of S60O9 ca h. and were scl9
 in hfths at s each, to Messrs. Mn
 E. Oates, c. Willis A. A. Prescott
 and Rob't Payne, of Vicks burg
 Miss. Mr. J. V. Vondersmith, of
 20se street, philad'a, and party in New Orleans, La, among others-so
 on Gd tn5sastun1. It all goes over
 again ou the 9th day of October, ard
 all informatioa can be had on ap-
 plicnsion to NJ. A. Dauphin, New E-Grleans, L4. S-1a&13.
 The mechanics fair opens to- nor
 row in San Francisco with q pro,n1>
 SC of more than the usual cxibit. Mir " Fl Thomas of the Gold en Fleece mlne, arrived in town last l evening and returns to the mine to> day
 Rev. Fedgepeth is selling very | interesting book en tiled Buried l Cities Recovered" a hook of about l 300 pages and 175 Illustrations. It treats of the great cities of the east tha, have been lost in volcanic erup- tions ard have been partially exhum- ed.
 The Hon. A. D Lemon returned from his visit east ttis ma~ning. He is lorki~g quite wil coasi ering | e serious injure he sustaincd " ile absent. He repor;s Mrs mn sa gaining .om wii4s in health sut he rem ind-r O he family ln ood health. ,'he ave be q GO sid r. 4bl i'm st Ar,ansas 'yni e Salph> us sipring
 we staetH ia so say fa .er;tS .h i h. lynehia g at Fi 1T C., n which e h ve IVY y decided aioi. s. We 10 nos zperove a ..ny me cf 'aob taxi 'le pA to it. own h nd., .saa thru a n ve iliuk just h. op- po~i 4 .~refll revi " of our ex- chinges shows IS that our opini n is cn1orse.i oy every newspaper in the Ter ory.
 rhe rigl of the 'erns "sixpen- ny" "te penny" etc, as applied toj < ais. th ugh not commonly known, is involved in ne nys cry whatever. Nails have been male certain { number of pounds te the thousand l for many years. and are still reckon- sd in that way in England tenpen ny being 1000 to 10 p 'unds, a six penny beng being 1000 to 6 pounds |, } 20 N ign ng 20 pounds Q the 900 md having just hals the number of iails to the 10 pounds If the tel- penny; and Tn ordering the buyer lsks for. the pound, pound, $ ,r 10 pound variety, etc. f
 We are officially informed io-day y member of the Sanitary Com :, nittec that there ale but two cases :. ,f small pox in the hospital, 10th "f V vhich are conval scent aud will be q Iischargcd in two or three days. Besides those in the hospital there 5 but one other case in town, that u f Ms. George Brown, and her resi- U Ienee is strictly quarantircd and U constant guard kept over it Mrs. u Brown is 10 day doing well and will U doubtless soon recover. No other Q lew cas have developed ihemselv, or some iime. The patr4l rigidly ,eeps up it's daily search in the | Mexican houses and every where F lse thai case might probably be a o that should new case occur it Il will be di, covere at once. W. rust, however that if there are none nuDd within the next few days we yill be entirely rid of the scourge. "