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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
.hsaper Postage and Postal NOtes

AS our readers know the late Congress
.asged a law reducing the rate of postage
n letters to two cents. It will go into
IDeration October 1st. The postofice
authorities are engaged in preparing a
Iran new two cent stamp, with which to
uaugurate the happy event. Another
recommendation for the public will also
bon come into vogue, namely, the issue
h postal notes for small sums. BY pay
bent at any postofice postal note for
be amounts to be given, which will be
bayable on presentation at any other
jostofice. The postofice authorities are
baking preparations as rapidly as possi-
le for the issue of the new postal note.
lis to be engraved with great care, the
fork upon it to be equal to that on
be national bank notes, in order to pro-
ec. the holder. It win prove Of great
eneft to all who desire TO use the mails.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
The Southern Exposition.

We have had the pleasure Of a call
from Owen S. Bugg, Commissioner of
tho Southern Exposition, Louisville,
from whom we we're pleased to learn
that the contract has already been award
ed for an immense structure, 900 by GOO
feet, and rs feet high, at cost Of three
hundred thousand dollars. The Expo
sition will open August 1st, and viii
continue one hundred days. We have
no doubt Mississippi will be fully rep
resented BY her people, but IL Is also
hoped that the State will bc creditably
represented by her agricultural products
and manufactures.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPonrED wEEkLY NJ c. c. cAMrnELL.



Monday, March 10, 1888.
The following cases were affirmed:
4O2l-Ben. Fletcher v. State of Missis-
sippi.
4049-R, Seal v. Chas. Donnelly,
40S7--P. III, Traweek ct al. V. +, l.. kel-
ly ct al.
4l97- Er. Parte, Eyariste Bourgeois.
420l---Jim Woods '. State of Mississippi.
422S--L. +. Birdsong v. I. III. Dodds.
4224-A. NJ. Buie ct al. V. 7. G. Pollock,
sury. part.
42i6--State, ex. rel. etc. v. Dan N.
Brown, County Treasurer.
The following eases were Reversed and
demanded:
Louisa Waters ct al. v. Anna q,
Bossel.
42o2 John Burnet ct al. v. 5, i, Boyd
ct NJ.
4206- Anna q. Bossel v. Louisia Waters.
4209--J. II. Sutton v, p. J. Nevin.
Ben. Fletcher and Jim Woods sem
fenced to be hung May 8, 1883.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21

TnE Democrats Of the Tennessee Leg
islature have in caucus agreed upon q
Bin 70 establish Board Of Railroad
Commissioners, and to define the duties
of corporations or persons operating
Railroads in connection Herewith. Tho
bill has been reported. The Democrats
arc in the majority, and il will become
d law, provided always the lobbyists and
agents Of the corporations do not tangle
them up in fight among themselves.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21

rag Georgia Pacific now building
|.om Atlanta westward, is completed to
I,niston, one hundred and FIVE miles.
~ road viii be completed to Birming-
I.m by the 1st Of November. The work
'rom birmingham to Columbus, Miss,
orogressing, and it is surmised that
aims viii be running through from At
auts to Columbus by the 1st of Janua-
4 next. When they will reach Green
|ille, Mississippi, this deponent sayeth
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21

\
in our Lat paper we gave the details
|of the provisions Of bill introduced
|in Congress at the instance Of the Cen
|tral Pacific RAILROAD syndicate, the
|cwner Of the Southern Pacific, to con-
solidate the lines Of the Southern route
and place them under one controlling
head, and which was defeated in the last
hours Of the session. We ventured 70
say that the measure would come up
again. The ST. Louis II. II. Register,
AZ organ Of the monopolists, speaks
. BY authority in saying that ''it will 30
over 70 tho next winter when the tight
viii be renewed and the battle fought
ous A Washington dispatch quotes =
noted member Of tho lobby, who when
ssked about thc Bill, replied:
4Thedefeat Of The Pacific consolidation
nlll gave black eyes Id all directions
n destroyed aIl bargains and connbina
Mons which had been formed for its Fass
sage, and many schemes fell through
with it,"
Thc San Francisco Examiner remarks
that tho Job seems 70 have been ths
pivot On which numerous other scheme
turned. Combinations and bargain
we're madc Oil ail sides, soas to secur
~ passage, and @black eyes in all direc
Mons arethe results. II appears, then
tAatthe defeat Of the job was not onl,
good thing in itself, but its benefcia
results extended to the upsetting 2
many associated schemes.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21

"A FRIEND OF the Clarion sends us a
club IL seven subscribers, and kindly
says:
Wc highly appreciate the CLARIoF,
We look upon il as being solid for the
interest Of tho "people" and the leader
IN our state for the tariff reform and for
INV people against the unjust discrimina-
ton existing in favor Of corporations.
ana eo,,ai taxation. mp.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
The N. & ]. R. R.

Mr.. G. o. johnson, General Freight
Ind Passenger Agent Of the Natchez and
jackson Railroad, in printed circular
Ilotcs the completion Of new and sub
Etautial bridge across Bayon Pierre, and
pnnounces that the road il prepared
Eully to resume through traffic to and
from all points Of the United States.
Also that through bills Of lading tickets
hnd baggage checks, can be procured
Erom the agent Of the road at Natchez.
Thc latest time table Of the n. and J.
will be found under the proper head, in
|another column.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
GREGoRY Stages, & Co. !
vs..
G.. S. DoDDs.


Appeal from the Circuit Court Of Copiah
county, Hon. I. j. Wharton, Judge.
The court below instructed the Jury
that parol transfer of personal proper
ty from a husband 10 his wife would
nevertheless be valid as TO subsequent
creditors Of the husband, and that none
save those who were creditors Of the
grantor at or before the date Of the
transfer were injured by itor could at
tack it.
Section ll7S, Code 1880, makes void
''as to any third persons" all transfers
OF property between husband and wife,
though accompanied by delivery Of pos
session, unless evidenced BY some writ
ten instrument duly fled for record.
Willing 4 Sexton for appellant.
Conn & Dodd, contra.
CHALMERS, J.,
Held
The only way to make the statute ef-
fective is to enforce ii as written, by
holding that wherever the rights Of any
third person interyenes, whether he bc
creditor or purchaser, and whether his
rights accrued before or after the alleg-
ed transfer, no proof Of a transfer made
in any other method than that pointed
out by the statute shall be received.
Reversed and new trial awarded,
Ito be reported)
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21
another column.

THE Crystal Springs Meteor has on exhi-
bition samples Of home sligar,equal to the
best open kettle Louisiana, and in qualI-
ky superior for its greater quantity Of
saccharine matter The sugar was made
from home molasses by Mr.. Q. NJ. Huber,
|of Copiah. Mississippi may soon give
|notice to other States Of the Union and
outside countries, her intention to make
her own sugar and molasses, as well as
|gottOn and wooden goods, and that she
does not mean to AK the government
for bounties III order To enable her to do
y oat the expense Of other people.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-03-21

Ben. Fletcher and Jim Woods SEM
enced to be hung May 3, 1883.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

Near the mouth of the Little Chey-
enne river, in Dakota, is rock with
curious indentations. 1t is twelve
feet long by seven or eight feet wide
and rises above the surface of the
ground about eighteen inches. Its
edges are angular, its surface fiat, and
it shows little effect of ice action. 1t
appears to be magnetism limestone, land
it's witness makes it conspicuous
object. On the surface are several
deep and perfect footprints, as though
made by the left moccasined foot OF
a woman or boy. 1t is known to the
Indians as a religious rock, and they
worship it. None of the present In,
dams know anything of the origin OF
the footprints.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

Tom Brown was an ignorant, queer
boy, and was constantly doing things
of an unaccountable nature. One day
lady for whom he had been doing
chores said to him: "Tom, you're an
odd genius" sYes'm," replied Tom,
not knowing exactly what she meant.
81 don't quite comprehend YOU"
sWhat, mum?" 81 mean | don't
know how to take YOU" "Dad does.
"How?" ''Ee takes me by the seat OF
the breeches, mum, and the nape OF
the neck, and shakes me like l was a
rat"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

James Gorden Bennett, "Buffulo
Bill" Cody, Sir William McCormic,
who is Queen Victoria's doctor; tom
Sun, an old trapper; Captain Bogar-
dus, the crack wing shot; "Boney'
Earnest. the wealthy ranchman, OF
Rawlins, w. T., and DR.. Carver, the
marksman, are about to meet in Chi.
cago to go hunting the wild whang'
doodle and the grizzly bear in the
Rockies. Tom Ochiltree had intend
ed to accompany the party in the ca
pacity of sacred historian, but his
Congressional duties will keep him il
Washington.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

Salmi Morse, of Passion Play fame,
has accepted an offer to lecture in the
larger cities of the country on "Facts
in defense of the Gospel" under the
direction of the American Literary
Bureau. He receives 100000 for
100 nights. He says he will answer
Ingersoll's blasphemies so as to effec-
tually silence him and all other athe.
lists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28
probate Court Notice.

Tn the matter of the estate of j. x. sha-
fer deceased. In Probate Court, county
of Boise. 20 idaho
The People of the Territory OF loaho'
Greeting: 80 .do,o
NOTICE is hereby given that o ADELE ! o. o.
u shafer having filed in this Court as her
petition praying for an order to set S, asfue
the whole Of the estate Of J.. K; snalel'
deceased, to the widow of said de g aS ~,
the hearing of the same has peeh hAo'' ~
this Court for
NJ onday. the ssth day ofJanuary' 1854
at 10 O'Clock A. M. of said day OF the > an
uary term of 1884 at the Court room there there
of at Idaho City, in the county OF BOISE .s
and all persons interested in said estate tate
are notified then and there to appear ai id
show cause, if any they have, why .ho o rdl.s
petition should not be granted OF oiooi
made. M. b. MoOan,. ruor,
Probate Judge & ex-officioo Clerk
Idaho City, Dec. %, 1SS3-w4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

A Philadelphia man, in sleeping
car, went through terrible accident
in which the sleeping car rolled down
an embankment, without waking. 1t
was noticed, however, that as the car
struck the bottom he murmured;
don't, Jane, don't; I'll get up and
start the fire."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28
Our Cash Prices

Our Cash Prices N,
81 To Crushed Sugar for
per 100 fb 16 per = 100
6 10 c. Sugar for. .....' nor b
& per 100 ib l4cts per = %
3 b old Gov. Java coffee iof 90
Al g +" Costa RIGA DO. 100
4 ANo. l roasted do 100
3 cans vegetables r5to 90
Tobaccos all brands from = =, riI
cents per fb. In quantities y thing
sell above goods for less n.s tas Our
else in our line at very 10" 70 e.,od sn-
sugars are pure California . as''"' which
oars. and not Eastern sag''
contain 40 per cent. g'ae0S. n.
MYEE & SMITH,
Idaho City and PlaoeIv
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

The Salvation Army, with it's flies
and drums, is having a hard time In
Switzerland. The authorities declare
that religious liberty does not give a
person the right to convert himself IN
to religious nuisance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

The man with the single English
eye-glass looks as if he had a pain IN
his eye Boston Commercial bulie'
tin. And therefore presents slngu'
lar spectacle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

President Arthur is one OF the 49,.
600 members of the "Ancient Order
of limited Workmen." He belongs
to New York City lodge, and is II
full and regular standing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

New Boots.
Just received from Buckingham q
Hecht, 6ne hand-sewed boots, y Il /"
IL. Calf screwed boots, coarse ooo's,
bows and youths boots, children ana
Misses shoes, cheap for cash, at "m'
Mautzs.
July 3, 1S83-lm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

The comet will not be visible to the
naked eve much, if any, before New
Years day, but when it comes 1t Will
remain in sight for a year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28
Ii Pc Tai, San Francisco's Chimes
doctor makes $4,000 a year.

A hens nest was patented at Wash
ington last week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28
Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO A.G.
l. Church an undivided onehalf interest
of, in and to all of my real estate and stock
of merchandise. All debts which | owe
will be settled by me.
All those who are indebted to me on old
accounts are respectfully requested to
come forward and settle by note or other
wise. MARION F. WALDRON.
CENTERvrLLE, Boise Co., Idaho, Dec
Is, 1882.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

Mn. H. BATES, Nsv 9RF;%ss BaaiaidioIE;;;
ing a gent, Al ark nov 's;ved to contrac' assl
New York, is autn ,a iA WORLD at oui
Advertisements in 'hc
ratca.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28
LEeALBLANKS'

All kinds Legal Blanks just IS. s sale d
or extra good paper anu
this office. :.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

MN N nv not, life is sweeping by go and dare
hvUkIII} before you die, something mighty
DWElI and sublime leave behind to con-
quer time. sec week in your own
nUlIlyu town. IS outfit free. No risk. Ev-
AVAA ~ u erything new. Capital not required
We will furnish you everything Many are making
fortunes. Ladies make as much as men, and boys
and girls make great pay. Reader, if you want
business at which you eau make great pay all the
time, write for particulars to H. HALLETT Il Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28


IDAHO CITY.
JOHN GARREcHT. A. STRAUs.
CENTERVILLE,
G.. G. HAv1RD. DAN JONES.
GARDEN VALLEY.
HuGH CRAIG. JAMES YURIN.
PLACERVILLE.
w. HI. DAWSON. CHRIS. SPEIGEL.
GRANITE CREEK.
HANS. BENSON. CHRIS. ANDERSON.
PIONEERVILLE.
BEN, WILSON MATT. RYAN.
HORSESHOE BEND.
II. H. CLARK b. PI4AsAMOUR.
QUARTZBURG.
WILLIAM FRAYME. X. u. ALLEN.
FLOOR. MANAGERS.
JAMES MCDEvITT. w. A. COUGHNAUR.
Good music will be provided, and gooo
time assured to all.
A general invitation is extended.
TICK EIS sSD "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28
atOr

Vanderbilt desires to be u D Sen
ator.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
silk { uiture in Iowa.

The Hatok'ye gives the experience
 of two Burlington ladies, Mrs. J. IL Miller and Mrs. George Scott, who have been and still are exp rimcht- ing with silg culture.
 The ladies produced about five thousand eggs, which ave beeu sue cessfully matched, and the army of worms are now busilv at work spin ming their threads There are many leaves which may be fed to silk worms of different species and in different Localities. rie ok and he elm and tine willow, the wild cherry and 'he lilac are all us, q, but the cnmmonest is tn t ordinarily known as ihe food the silk worl', the white mul errY. The Buriirg- ton silk grawers. nowtv yer, use none of these, but focd much Ecre sly Obtai d in rural di>tIicts, ana tha' is the leaf of the osage orange The worms eat wi h aviditv, and have thrived most remart ably n:lcn this diet, being well anl perfectly devel- oped, large in size and active in all stages of their g;o th Dut few have been at ali aiiIng, a"d n ne have died. The rooms NJ hi'.' have fe>u ttd rom this e. cr,mcn ire many 0i lEcm first class sPe imen> of Ia.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
< Eiae Enst5tutsoa .

I h~ increase interest il thc study of ;.rcromy that ilas ta- s.cn l.cc wi hin ihe past { W years is simply won.iesful. For mc1 y, only sofcss;oaal ''stron oulcrs stu.licI ihc heavens; now fe'escaaes { every size and des- criptioa may be seen pointing fioEl the ronts of hou-,s and nTivate observltorics As a con seGue,.c-., mor q coveries have been made within the pcr'od specified Una ever before in the anc l. nSth If time. Tn re- sali is dre 70 several caases. as 'a''l he shown Ii req tcr. Among therumi.er ii j.'.-cnverics made : bF ind e3e ndcit N,ri,crs n,,,; he natel tht. folloNin.: Mr. Burn ham, of GiicA ",wit only ,iX inch telescope, has discovcre ! over one thousand dlul le stars wh l j new tp sci rec. Mr. B I ard if Nashville, Tcrnes- see, w1lh fiv- iarh instrument, ha disc gercd Isv., 0 l.c;s, bo Il nisai-t 'lic Pti yea Prof Scnaeb -il f Ann Ar9or; HIr. Br.'al.s, of Phelps, N. Y.; and Nr- ffei $. of \ b,ny, have all lasGe c"mrlary discoveries of an unpo.trnr nature. Prof. Swift, of Rochester, N. Y, las discovered TWO in'r -Melculi..l i Flaaets, cvefal new rie'.u 'se, and ~ev n c4m:tS, fer vhi. h he las besn aw.,ni"d u,ree German medals and th Lri.anle prize O French AcA,lcinr of Sciences.
 f rsor Hal. ol WaShin gton, is 6iscoverer of both the moon Mars, and Professor Bond of eighth satellite an d tiansparen of Saturn.
 Of course many fiue private servatories have been erected re, lY in various parts of Amc among the number being Prof. per's, at Hastings, N. T.; Prof rison's, at Glasgow, Mo, and r kufhc, ford's New Io;k. By the finest private institution ol kind in the worII, however, is Warner Observatory, at Rochc
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
BEYOND Td} RIVER,
.away Across the EEississEppi is Held a Convincing Con-
 VePsasipIr.

T tell yon, sir, that they az ore of he nearest examinations evr produced, hnd my exp 'rience in that sprs of thing has been wide nough to entitle my judgment to some respect.''
 go. don't know" replied the first speakers friend, will little yawn, as though he didn't t@ke much interest in the subject, II have never zen able to see much difference i those things. They are all pretty nearly the same size, and made 0 aboat the same stu.i''
 The talk, of which tho foreroing is a fragmenT, ook pl ce in Gal gin, Nilsson ri, not lOng 2 in the sapg office of Dr M. P. Flowers. one o the .sding physicians of the State. wfo followed Rp the vein in which he iad inti oduc q it subs antially in the worlds
 Nonsense, that is the rig narole of . boy. Or. Ia h9-. or n Wh q 1esn . know or does i'i care what he says Those things, as on call them. ara inst a. diff ferent as the moon is from cen cheese Now, linilnen,-, istien- and ointments are very 2, Od in most cases for the relief of pain or ind mmation- Bur, in the first place. they are unclean They s il the hands aud the linen. besides being aiway $ out of reach when nost wanted ;
 ''H ell, my dear D. ctar>'' sighed the traveller from the No tn. what would yoI hay This Is d wretChed wO Id. anyhow. and nothing is ever at ha7d when U +iS wa ted. Yoi can suggest an -;hing-''
 Yes, l can.v broke iu he b. ct r. humping the tabe with his fl t, Il can suges-st BENSON'S CAPClNE POROUS PLASTER I have tried it ou my p tlents. have tried il on myself for an attack of P eumOnia. and iA all cases relief fol- lowed in from three to foIty-eight hours. I he old pla-5ers are stage coach 's-the c peiEe i teIegraphic disr9 tch. For insfanc ce. n cases of e1raigia. Suscular
 .yeRmatitm, retarded acton of the Kid revs and
 II give it up. Doctor, ard :n ease of need I buy Benson's, said thet ayeler. pleas an ly.n
 h tn center of the genuine is ceT the word CAP NE.
 ' k
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09

LATE teIegrams from Washington
 announce that bill has just passed
 Congress which somewhat changes the money order business in the pos tll depaF: ment. It au horizes pest raas CTS anI money order off ;ers ,o issue postal notes iu denominations of 8, and less. The bill really makes the p ,stal department huge banking institution The notes are to be engrave like bank notes, are issued without the usual advices now required to accompany money orders and are made payable to bearer. The notes are invalid after three months, but when overdue may he redeemed by application io the Postql Dcplr melt in Wa-hin t 'n. Three cents are charge for the is stance of any no e. The blll al-o authorizes the issue of money orlers in denominations of 500, or les, but n0re for more than Sl90 can be issued. The following fees are fixed for money o~der4; For orders not ex ee1irg S10, s cents; from $10 to e15, D cents; s15 10 s3O, 15 c"nts; so r. go, 90 cents; &40 10 550, 25 e.. ts; $50 10 s6O. 9 nts; s60 to S79, g ce,as; $sO to $sO, 40 ecnts 50 10 $IoG. Il cents.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
lIrom We lesaag,s DA.Y !

- i Phenix au,. A.aricopa Railr ad.
 Presca t mpil |, oeh two hours b. hird time to day.
 R member tie cpnc>rt t. come of sn he 17th instant.
 Tue town election his year VII f II on the ii st d:y of May.
 The San Francesca papers todos ssa'e taat lhe ely charter has bee, adopted by small maj ri'v-
 Tae stud poker Iicerse snIt k yet il l,sc gsess, h,v'ng o,cuoie :.ll y.s- lc.day afternoon and all day 10 day
 Col. rodd, Su. er.nlcnde t the I,haca Cnnsoiilateel, is in f'om Cave Creek for day Or two ioos.ng a tier business con eotion
 IT,. Gart:acr has :a.,eA 2 rec off the od Nathan building anG viii ,eplace it by 2 new 4hiagle ..o5, er paraosy so occupancy by 2,c ".
 IT.. nj n ?o'ic2m n, 2Er, Moe:,aa. is Hqr.ng 2 snlendid police s'ar Of soli .i'vcr iaaie b5 Mr HDrl
 Tle Wa oilic IS Q elected are Ma or, two Coanoi men, Treasurer aid ,l4ssaal.
 Ta~ ia lral iii rroyfirs for q slardarl eaage road between thoe- cix aud Maricopa.
 Mr II N Kyter is ordering i'm m,nse lotz of lumber for h;s yard, and says he cam keep up with the demand.
 The Ben. A. D. Leman will leave Presc u oa Fridly for home, and. barring 1ctidcnt, will be home o1 Saturday, lorcnoon.
 We print today the memorial to Congress resr ecting school lands in lro uced iu fac Le,isl4tu-e by Hoa. \ D. Lemon
 The aGohe wills aroan ihe rear of the l;ecr Sa!oon are ei F en- Iirrfv remove to bc placed by lumutr.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-09
Str Theate r.


 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TWICE PER WEEK! consisting of Orig inal Comical Acts, Songs and Dances, Clogs, Dutch Characters, etc, etc. The following well known. acknowl- edged 'ttists will appear: MR.JoHN COOKE, MRS. J. COOKE, MR. J. CoM- STOCK, and the popular Silsbee Brothers Orchestra, ali under the dre' lion of the lutch Comedian- CHARLES KoHLER-who stu ics how to please the public.
 ADMISSION FREEi MONDAY AND FRIDAYS CHANGE OF PRoaR ANMF.
 IRA STROUD, Proprietor C'HAs. KoHLER, Stage manager.