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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-28
Yegtmingter PresbYtertan church,
Fsg1eHr FROM rHB EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for sacramento-Casey
& Cronin, 10 barrels whisky Lindley Co., Is bun
dies tobacco; C. P R. R., cases lanterns; Thomas
Harper, case Shoes case show cards; z. E. Cog
ms keg insect powder; Locke & Laveuson 3 rolls
carpet J. Davis, 1 roll carpet; w. A & @. S.
Houghton, boxes and case paper; J. B. Corwin,
/ case cigars Huntington, Hopkins Co., 3 boxes
gate hangers, boxes sand paper. 10 boxes ak han
dies, II boxes hatehet handles, 20 cases files L. L.
Lewis < Co, II barrels glassware.
For Aarysv lle-Thomas Selby Co., box
carriage axles White, Cooley & Curtis, 80 boxes
hardware; NJ. Reinhardt, l organ; w. Wagner,
keg moasses. box sugar.
For Biggs-L. l. Cook. 2 boxes household goods.
For Yreka-Siskiyou National Bank, box oil
cl0lh.
For Sheridan-Thomas Bray, organ.
For Lincoln-Mrs G.. SInnsou box dry goods
For Grass Valey-R II. Ford, box household
goods, sewing machine.
For Galt-P. G. Martin, box pictures
For Yallejo-T. Forward, barrel whisky
For Bavisville-agent California Pacific Railroad
l box whisky in TASKS
Passed Deming \. NJ, on the 2Sd for Sacramen
to-Waterhouse Lester. car spokes and fees
Carolan, Cory Co., car iron pipe Stu]ebakel
Brothers, car wagon gears: ]. Y. Rose, So cask:
bottled beer. boxes signs, l key bottles Vein
stock Lubin, 40 boxes hats.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES ro-moaRow.
St. Paul's Episcopal church,

st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between 1 and J-Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, minister in charge Divine service at il A NJ.
and 730 P. N. Sunday school at 1890 NJ. Evening
prayer Thursday at 7:30.
United Brethren In Christ,
Corner Fourteenth and X streets-The pastor will
preach next Sabbath morning on the "Memory of
the just" In the evening "a Deadly Mess Sab
bath-school at 9:45 A. NJ Let the children come.
Kingsley NJ. E. Church,
Eleventh street. between II and Rev. C.MoKevey,
pastor. Services at 10:45 A. and 1880 P NJ Sabbath
school at 1910 P. NJ Seats free. all are cordially
invited. Strangers made welcome. Gospel hymns
used at the evening service.
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between l and 1.-THE pastor, Rev. l.
E Dwine will preach tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours. Subject in the morn
ing: Good Works Appearing in the Judgment"
In the evening " The Candle Lighted" The public
are invited.
sixth-Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L-Rev T. s. Dunn, pastor Preach
ing at l045 A. NJ. and 1880 P NJ, by Rev. A. J. Han
son. Morning. subject christian Morality"
Evening &c The joys of SIM" Sunday school at
1915 P N. Strangers and all others welcome.
First Baptist Church.
Preaching at the FIRST Baptist Church. Ninth
street, between and N, tomorrow at 1o45 A NJ.
II T.
subject: "He Cannot Deny Himself; or, Things
which Almighty God Cannot Do" Evening subject !:
"Of Sin, of Righteousness, and of Judgment" The
public cordially invited.
NJ E. Church South,
Seventh street, between J and K-Rev. Fl. Walter
Featherstun, pastor. Services at IL A. NJ. and 7;S0
Pm Morning subject "a Song of Trust" Service
and Sunday-school at 4 P. NJ in the School-house at
Hollands Gardens.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between and Irregular services
by the pastor, E. B Ware, at IL A. NJ. and 7:3o
P NJ SUNDAY school $50 A. M. Everybody invited
Calvary Baptist Church,
street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J.
Q. A. Henry, pastor, will preach at l045 A M. and
1870 P. N. Morning subject The Endlessness Of
Existence" Evening I" The Problem of Proba-
tons" The ordinance of Baptism will be admins
tered in the evening. Home Sabbath school 1915
P NJ Mission in Washington at 2:30 P. NJ Patteson
Mission at go street at O'clock Sitting5 free.
Every body invited. Strangers welcome.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of 1.-The pastor, Reg. II II.
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 NJ. and 7S0
P NJ The sacrament Of Baptism and the Lords
Supper will be administered at the morning service
after sermon. Subject for evening" Mizpah."
These services will be the last conducted BY the pas
tor before he leaves for the East Commissioner to
the General Assembly. The pulpit will be supplied
for ten Sabbaths by Rev. H. s. Snodgrass, OF Stock
ton, who will occupy at the pastors residence,
1910 Seventh street
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The Supest Way

To build up trade is to secure each little that comes
in the ruest fullest way to aim at than salts
faction This is the spirit and policy of the newly
organized DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT.
Its sphere is fine work. For that it has made entirely
adequate preparations, including the employment of
most skilled and competent labor 1t will either work
up goods bought in the store or other peoples
materials, if desired Charges, in keeping with the
finest work, but fair and reasonable Under these
circumstances, the new branch ought to make many
friends. Possibly it do you better service than
is your usual wont to get.
AN ELEGANT BLACK RHADAME COS
TUNE, to be seen in the CLOAK AND SUIT Rooms,
serves as example of what this department can do.
An inspection of this garment Gts first product is
invited.
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Auction To-Day.
Bell & Co. -Furniture, etc.
BUSINESS Advsrtisemsnta

Wing Wah Chung-Cigar mandatory.
J. S. Parker-Architectura woodcarver.
Miss C. A. Goss, NJ. Dos street.
Jas. c. Glover-RemoYed.
DR.. w. II. Baldwin-SecOnd and streets.
Mechanics Store-Blue flannel suits.
T. Prander- Coal
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FoR PIoNIc PARTIEs.-Chesley' unrivaled
Club-He Punch. For sale by the bottle
or case. G. W. Chesley, 81 Front street, sole
agent.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Picnics-Knights of Pythias Presbyterian Sun
day Schools; ST. Paufs Church.
Lodge meeting Union, No. 81, A o. wv.
Privileges-lmp. o. X. ~ picnic
Notice-May Festival.
For sale-FarH.
Waxwork exhbtion-Turner Hall.
Northumberland Hall
Notice Funeral sermon
For sale-Earfh
Information wanted of David s. Cutter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-28

THE first gooseberriss of the season in to
day. Plenty Of ripe Sacramento strawberries
cherries and ripe bananas, at Fulton Market
Fifth and K streets.
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CHILDREN's blue, buff and brown shoes
Is and 47-Hecht Bros make-50 cents
excellent values, at Red House.
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ANOTHER large invoice Of those ladies'
French kid. button boots, at 81 80. Just placed
in stock at Red House.
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J. Lanes DYE Works have removed &c
900 K street Opposite Turner HsD)
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LADIES PLAIN OPERA SLIPS. 81, at Red
House.
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LIGHT and dark dress prints-new pat
terns-20 yards for 81. Red House.
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The Roller Skating Rink closes Monday
night, April 30sh, with Masquerade Skating
Carnival,
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LADIES colored linen collars, 10 cents I;
white null ties. embroidered ends, two for %
CENTS. Red House.
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All sizes, all styles, all prices in BOOTS AND
SHOES. The steadfast trade of this depart
ment is justification of the quality and worth
of its goods.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT
Trunks and Valisos
ADVANTAGES OFFERED IN PRICES.

NEW PLAQUES, in addition to those already
spoken Of Will make almost any room more
bright and cheerful Cost nominal
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
r eturai Aptt1 1es.

The discovery OF natural apfitud
is happy phrase. Nobody can cal
cuI4ie the loss of invent and ia
dusirial forces that come to the
world by putting "squ irc pegs in
ronud holes" as lincoln express Sc
it. B VS. seldom choose their pro-
fcs>ions-they drift or are pushe
into Them; ard corseQuen " the
word is full of mis- adjustments
Mcn are hnngling away nj carpen-
tering who never learn to make a
joint; machini~ts are sporting coed
raw material, and ministers are vast
ing paper, Who might have conserved
their Orccs had tn -ir positions boen
changed; farmers fall ana statesmen
hOgglc because they arr in each
other's places A practical training
-chO"l, like that suggested would
substitute choice for chance in The
allotment of life, and en1ble Young
men, As CARLYLE says, 10 dnd out
WHIT their combine Iuwa d and
outward caaaci'ics really are TIL
apprc n'icesn'n system, at it, best,
Involv, d great loss of time; but
now the apprenticeship is practically
abo ished, and we are in danger of
I;avin" no master workmcn-orlv
pecialisis-iiitr is The greater need
of some method of ascertain:ng the
natural bent Of each Child who must
work for a living, and giving him q
cnance to make the most Of himsel,
by rudimenlary training ard The !
boon Of right start in life. Il can
not justly be sall that the state may .
discover 10 cne boy his natural apti- (
ude for Il profession, Or some intel /
ctual pursuit, ami give him all the
udiments Of an art or trade The
raining of the hand to use a pencil
II a tool-the training OF the eye to
now cnlors, lines and fogms-the
raining # the mind to conce We and
roduce perfect results in practical
ire ions-.his is also Legitimate
ublic instruction. The emf of edu
alton is not to teach pupils to know
nd to use books, but to know and
lake right use of themselves Ee
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

The Common Council met this
m rnsng, and the first business con-
sidered. was the petition of Rob.
Kern for Permission to establish a
booth on the sidewalk.
A retltion was filed in objection
to the establishment of a booth but
was not concidered, and permission
vas granted, provided that the booth
be constructed according to plans
and specifi cations on file, and that "A
liscnce tax OF $15 per month he paid
to the city, and that the Council
have power to remove said booth on
ten days notice 10 the proprietor,
and it was further declarc5 that this
permit Shall no, be construed as
permit to parties to trade witout
1 paying Il city licen~e.
The Health Officer made his re-.
port to the effect that bills have been
presented % The amount of $40 %,
and that there is probably 500 yet
outstanding, fqv salary and other ex-
penses injured in the treatment of
small pox cases. Also that there
had been no new cases. and what
there has been were convalescent
except twl.
The bill of l.. o. Wiley for haw !
ing was allowed in the amount OF
$40 so.
On motion it was ordered that the
Mayor draw warrant in favor of
the Health Officer for $500, for The
purpose of paying nurses and guards,
and that the Health Officer present
the receipts Ct said parties as voucb
ers.-
On m ton The Ciy Marshal was
instruc ed to collect quarter ly
1scence tax from lumber dealers a,
dealers in merchandise
On motion the City Marshal was
OF dered to collect quarterly lle1ense
tax from dealers in ice, as dealers
in merchandise
On motion the Mayor was request
ed TO u certain thj - =,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
General Gro0k.

Gcncr~I Crooks ambulance came
in from The north last night and
passed on south to Maricopa ihi
morning, where it viii meet the
G neral tomorrow moiring. In
view OF his arrival here tomorrow,
the following telegram was for
wardrd This morning to him at
Tucson, where he arrived yesterday:
To GENERAL CROOK:-The citi>
liens # Phoenix extend you their
congratu a ions, and invite YOU to
accept The h spitaliiies If their CITY
and be present at n rec . ion tender
I'd you, At any time You NAV name,
as an expr -ssion of their appr, cha
ton of the distinguished services
you Rave rendered the Tr.ritrly in
suhj0g ting the hostile Indians.
DEFOREsr PORTER, Mayor
A. G. RAKER, Dist. Attnrne7
W. F. MCNULTY, Councilman
G. II. n. LUHRs, Councilman
NERI OSBORN, County Recorder
G. II. KNAeP, City Recorder
Al LEMON
]. T. ALsOP
GEO F COATS
COL LEwIs
q . ELLIS & 90.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

The following are the boundaries
of the Reavis claim, as given in mis-
claim filed in the Recorders Office
Beginning at point north of the
Pima villages and extending east
thirty Spanish leaeure from saiG
Pima villcges, and ten leagues,
Spanish measure, il width. inciud-
ing Ger ain old mines, known as the
Peral,oS Casa Blanca, and the north
ard south sipes of said Spanish
claim being adjoining the said Pima
reservation, and the width of said
Spanish claim so as to include the
said ella river from the said Pima
VII lages on reservation to a boundry
east. south and north, unsurveyed,
whici: said graft was made to MI
gucl Pcralto by The Spanish Govern
ment in the wear 1853, and to his
legal representatives and which said
grant, by parole, has never passed
from the possess on Of the said
PeraIto's legal representatives only
| on accounted the hostile Indians.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

A GREEDY, inscriptions, g,asping,
monopoly If Lottery tompany in
stead of giving ticket holders a
chance to win rrize, is spending
their money by paying newspapers
throughout the Unite St ties for al
vertising mean, un'rut full articles
aimed to iujure the Great Common
wealth Distr.hu tio.. O., Of Ky The
Commonfreal'h c.. is above such
practices to secure business, and PRE-
fcrs to obtain pat'cnagc - hOrora-
be means and by hon morally con luc-
ting their business. The American
people love fair play and will pay
10 attention to such lies esniisatinq
from such source. but will as usual
send tn ir orders for tickets for The
Ext popular monthly drawing IN
Louisville, Ky, June Goth, 1888
$4,000 for only 81: Sl1? 400 in pri-
yes Tickets 50 each; half ke's
81 Address Il. NJ. Brardlna4
Loaf Vile, Ky.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
who has seen Him ?

A man named Thoughts, " no start.
ei in a wagon, drawn by two horses,
over a month ago for Phoenix and
who said he would be back here by
by the fifteenth of last month. had
not up to yesterday, been beard from
and his friends fear that he has met
with some accident Of serious nat
,ure His object IN going to Phoe-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21


y" ',-r S''''i'n y p'lI.-e ana
put up IN HOLDER PATENT BLoTTEEs
at the HERA115 oficc.
>,
-, " M .. Ii'I 1., q CO. arg agents
VI lam IAN" o''''s
VIM. B. IIooner Il Co. are agents
or Dtmiana Filters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Forest fires have been raging in
Lyn2 and Groom creek dis icts for
several days past Mr. Merlin ston' s
Groom creek mil came very near
being destroyed, AMI would h we
been but for the Messrs rupert,
Kent and Majors, who, with Mt.
Warrington, fought fire foT three
lays and nights
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
The Stcr 70 ta4.

WASHINGTON, D G, Jan 19.-In
ihc Criminal Count re to-day morn
ing, R9redell app .ared, ace ,inpa Ell
by Merrick anil Kerr. IN o. Wylie
asked Reredcll If he 4 s:rcd t. with.
draw the plea If IN itv ofcon~p -acv
in the Star Route O.. e. Rrrcdeli
answered the firmattve Und r the
G rcumstances sail jude WvIie
The court has no h-si alton i, al W
inc that to be 4 ,re. \ mar c.rnat
be guilty of coosnirac}. Tii9 iu~s-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

The cr'p situation changes b l
little. Reports Of dry weather from
the middle Atlantic Sta,es arc not
looked u2o2 rs very serious, although
cnnlin,:ed drouth viii work injury
to The tobacco, swe potato and
peanut crops. Tie damage to the
lobac plant has already become
quite general, and a short crop of
good leaves is predicted. Peanuts
are being planted Il second time iii
some clions. Severe storms and
tornadoes in the West and South
haze been well advertised, b.it in re-
alily have injur d the CROP prospe Is
but little, as they have been purely
local. There src no reports of worm
or grass-hoppers, and the CEREALS
promise well. The attempt being
made to force up the prices of grain
is a purely speculative work az d
must sooner or later prove disasi-
Tous 70 the small men VINO are nib
bling at the bait offered them. There
are no general grounds for bull
movement il wheat or com and the
sitUation d 'e< not warrant the pre-
sent ri>e. Cotton promises well, and
with a half crop only, the South
will make money.--Economtst.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

In the July number of the @cer
land, (Which opens theecco ID volume
of the present series VIII be begun
a series of sketches ana episodes of
carly days, either y iitcn by pio-
neers or ttken fiom their lips The
series is expected to rua through he
VOLUME. aqd will form lleciion
of most interesting his orical studies.
I he opening number VII be The
Old Lassen Trail" by Os ar F
Martin
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
Eorice of Estray

ry1AKEN Up BY r. a. FLAGLER. eNE
/ Bay ware. slightly roaned. abou' a
hands high; weight about go and about
eight years I'D The anne can be f 'und
BY ca iipg o. 2. c. shannon, Tempe. Mar
icoi a county. Arizona Ine said animal
was app aised May %, $50, and valued Il.
$50 seventy -tiNe dollars.
N. L SPEAR,
J. P. of Ten pc Aarieopa Co., A. T.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

List ofletters remaining unclaimed
in Pnstof;c Phoenix, A. r., June
18Th, 1888:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Mr.. an I Hrs. G. c Bean and their
three daughters, Will start from Pres
colt to- day on a visit to their fnany
relatives AMI friends at the east.
Mrs B an has resided here continu-
ousix. for about 10 years, so that she
Is entitled to a trio. Mr.. Bean ex-
pee;s TO ~et1rn here IN about month,
and commence nc i've mining and
Smeliing il Copper Basin - Courier
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

IF v0n wou'd rh .umatiSm foil,
Provide, in time, s.. JAG bs Oil.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

"Welr7 Health Renc,ver'' restore,
health and vig"r cures Dyspepsia
Impotence. Sexual Debilitr. 81.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
Ersmch on Has.

Clears out rat~, mice, reaches, flies
MS, lie IN r., skunks, chipmun a
gnphcrs. 1 sc, erug4is4s
For health, strength and vigor,
rink DaR,.ana Bitters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
ELE RAPNGO
Crook

crook.
WILCOX, June 15-Judgc Wrigh
lived here this even ne. He haC
with lin the brothers of Charlie
McComas TIey recovered tod y
from the renegade at Crolen springs,
heir Fathers watch and chat, val
! ued al three hundred d lIars They
claim that Charlie viii be recovered
and are ex ect;ag him daily.
Captain Crawford tTi,h the ren-
egades viii be at Point of ountain
+ t"-morrow fourteen mics from VII
cox on his way to the reservation.
Singular as it my appear, the
V h'tc men visited the Indian camp
o-day and atiem pied to sell the hos
tie Chirirahuas ammunition and
were only prove ntcd by The va ell
fulacss IF Captain Crawford
General Crook visited Fort Grant
to a = O hts return jo-morrow he
viii ,i-it Euaehtlaa po-t.on a tonrof
inspection AMI then uta return to
Gcp4ilnl' Mt headquarters.
Expected ia Iuc-O~,
NstLcox. June l8.-Gencsa a Crock
rc'uIncd l- t't;1 az goes TO
IIeacl ne ;his aftcrnf OF to in<ps ct
. hat poSt. lie viii probably reach
tn son on We'ne-day evening.
some sDeeula.ions.
Sh"nld TIE IndIan Agent at San
Ca los refus"l recrive the rene. Cad, $
now uader q corl 10 thai pl4 { |
Serious res''l ~ be anticipated
In nil proln b:li'' the rest of the hos
ii rs who a'cslail ,xnecfrd in, viii !
g OF s'.'rend a,d ,unre Than nNely
hose e. rou.e viii a'e 4 for Mex
lCo
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Ms. l.. c. Hughes, the wife of
the editor and proprietor of the Star
has gone st on visit to her mar
friends. To Mrs. Hughes the credit
is dua of opening the first school for
girls in Tucson. When she came
here there was but one American
lady in the town Her early interest
in the cause of education, particu-
larry that of the girls of Tucson, en-
titIes her TO the gratitude and good
VIII Of Ill lend, of the public
school Her many friends here wish
her happy visit and a safe early
ret l1n.-Ciissa.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21


Bromer, J r Bianson, Alvin T ?
ia cher, c A 2 DaniS, Henry
Dillon, Paul DAMS, Charles
Eddy, Mrs E 4 Evans, Henry
Francis, E b Craps LanY
HanseIl, G W u ecnwood, J VI ,
Hassley, A W, Hamilton, Z W
Hayes, NJ q r Hend ch, E H
james, | IL Jacks M, james
Mart. Walter Ii. denmevcr j
King, G W Meek, john q @ ?
Price, viii; "a Price, d K
Pateet, VI w PralherO, Frank
fevnolds. Fred Robson. 1EOs
Rob nsoa, John Sas!es, High
Stever, = G Wilson, Joe
Jose Ma Colorcs Angel Lena
Francisco, L tasasiO Scllai .
Lenz Garnesh 1,utonro FraIjar
Antonio Rome susanna Coo
Sehastion 2 Ramon G YaHes
Pedro Ortis Manuel Romero
kefregi0 OchOa Ninccnie Stlelin
Juan Vega Rafael Lop'Z
Francisc Leon Reynaldo Ptreg
Benignan Mde Leofes.
Grtyario Aguayq de. Crie
Esznipqnla MACON de MorOles
Manuel b TScalante
RETURNED LETTRs.
Manuel Dias Mickey, W
Pateet. NJ w Scorer, Edgar W
Call for advertised letters.
GEO f. MowREY, Z. NJ.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Quick conn i"te cure. aii annoy
ng Kidney, Biad Ter and Urinar,
iisase~. s.. Druggists
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

TIE public are cautioned against
the lying publication being circula-
ted by a rival Lottery COMPANY
which having swallowed the State of
Louisiana and a former PostotH3e al
ministrition, now desire to down all
opposition and allow the world
The Old reliable Commonwealth
Distrrbu ion Company will still live
in spite of such bl1ckmailers. The
Only legal honest single number in
Tie world. $4,000 for only 50. /,
$50 prizes, amounting to $112, 400 to
be distributed in Louisville, K, Sat
urday, June 3Oth, 1888. Address all
orders 10 r. NJ. Boardman, Courier
Jou nal Building, Louisville, ".
The stage heard looks to aMontena
critic as much lie beard that grew
there as cows tail wouid if tied to
the bronze deg on the front porch.
When you tie heavy black beard
on Z young actor whose whole soul
would be churned up if he smoked
full>fedged cigar, he looks about
as savage as bowl of mush and
milk struck with a club.
The Chicago editor who came il
to his sanctum this week, took of
/ his muffier, stamped the snow from
his oversboes, melted his frozen
musiache, warmed his hands at the
fire, and sat down to his table and
wrote an eloquent article on Chicago
as a summer resort.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

Little Jack Horner sal in the cor
ner 'ating concentrated lye; n mo-
thcr came iu-he had emf the
tn They will meet IN sh by
and by. He lived at Wheg w &.
Va, and was two years q ca
g. Hsra1d
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

'roprietnr .......-.. nv ST OrD.
stage Manager. -.-.....t. KrHLEr-
iRANp PtFcRN NICE EVERY NiGHT
Fine Wines, Liquors and ''igars.
H A>GE or PROGRAMMES MOVDAYs
ASD FAIDAYs
En'ra &c 10 Private Boxes on Mn
c,-nia Street.
Performance comme"c"S 81 Sr Y
sharp.
GOOD. RrLrABLE sHOg.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21

YoU WILL never have a sour sio-1
ache if you drink Damiana Bitlcrs.
T'Nlor'a sulky rake is.uncxeellcd
4; Gollman's.
Domestic sewing machines s.
Girldman'~.
harvesting machinery Of all kinds
i Goldnan's.
PhoENIx CAsu S4oRr e I vine
Z ca.
AZ ey'cn i've ard NoI curry
f restcIr lYt.p t1C htt ii ii
Phi "enix Cash : or c. /. I4v.n.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-21
4 E;g STORM .

SENECA. IA sas, Jun 10 Tho
news regarding tfo stem Sa'urd y
ni-ht came IN fe-i g All the larg
streams in It cc. II ltr}- are a~erl wed
At Bo k IF, rd Thorn Atkinson aee
frmilv aitopptcdtol-,y th"ir M.
which ihrenienrd them with d. s'lu,-
ton hy water, an tiks. AZ. Barar'
wife and children There were eight
in the wagon, winch vs. c p-hf in
the current of tn k Y creek 81
upset Seven r So err were.
drowned, Mrs R;ra-ia! ne e~aa inr.
Size lodged I'm tree. b1t WAS resru-
e fourteen lc II. a'1.r."n d.. H.r
baby washed on her arms an
drowned. On'y ore Of the other
bod es has yet j.. er fccover d.