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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25

TuESDAY's DAILY.
 Joseph Mayer has returned from California.
 Business of all kluds seems to be improving
 W. C. Potts has filed his stock brand for record.
 Mr. Llewelyn the mining man left for Phenix this m lruing.
 John Martin, superintendent of the Crowned King mine is in town.
 An attaehe of the steam laundry killed three ducks yesterday at the old city dam.
 Judge N. l.. Griffin, of Lynx c eek, is making his semi-annual visit to Prescott.
 Thanksgiving turkeys will soon be ready to harvest. Ono or two can be used to advantage in this office in about month.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: I 4 Coyle, Stanton; John : Jones, Chaparral; !; J Merritt. Agua Fria; R ii Bruce, Ash Creek; H A Kendall, Granite;
 The United States Marshal of New Mexico has seven Chinamen in limbo at Albuquerqae charged with violation of the Geary act.
 The Arizola improvement com pany of Arizola, Arizona, offers a bonus of S2.J00 in property to any company that will build a mill there.
 Dewitt Williams arrived on Sat urday from Chicago aud will re- main here for a week or more visit ing relatives. He is gu route home to San Diego from the Worlds Fair
 Williams House arrivals: w r Coen, Ash Fork; Bart King, 4 Im- hod. Chaparral; c Johnson, Mrs. Belle Stewart, Silas Armstrong, Denver; Miss Ellen Rudy, Miss Ar line Rudy. Williams; B \ Parker, Boston. Mass.
 C. W. Major of Holt summit, Mo. says: My wife has had headache forty years, and never found any thing to relieve her until she tried Wright's Paragon Headache Rem edy. A great medicine. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Since the government established large military posts near large cities, there Is a constant pressure by army officers for abandonment of the small posts scattered through out the country for protection of settlers, so themselves and families may enjcy society in metropoli- tan circles.-Arizola Oasis.
 Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap pre- serves the enamel, and prevents the decay of the teeth. Gives beautiful lustre and wilderness, and cools and refreshes the mouth. Try it. For sale by w. w. Ross. Corner Drug Store.
 The Arizona Enterprise has changed it's make up into an eight page paper, instead of large four page as formerly. 1t may please subscribers of the paper, but to be candid the MINER prefers the former make up as the present form is insignificant in appearance compared with it before.
 Mrs. Barbary Dorcy, mother of Mrs Joseph Burton, was found dead in bed this morning. Deceased re- gently made a homestead entry on a piece of land east of the city reservoir, where she resided alone She was not seen yesterday and the time of her death is not known She was over 70 years old.
 A. J. Herndon, the handsome and genial clerk of the court, returned last night from a visit to his old Missouri home. He reports having had an excellent time with his rela- tives and old friends. The rumol that he expected to be married du ring his absence seems to have beer without foundation, as he returned alone. Every one is glad to see him back again, so glad, that with the numerous hankshakes it took hiu over an hour to work his way home rom the depot.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Major w. A. Rowe is in town.
 Frank Emmal is able to be around again.
 The city's delinquent list appears m this issue.
 D. c. Thorne is in from his Santa Maria mines.
 T. w. Johnston left for trip east this morning.
 A. A. Moore came in from his ranch yesterday.
 w. H. Hatcher and family have gone to Phenix.
 John Raible has filed his stock brand for record.
 W. R. Howell of the Henrietta company, has gone east.
 Mrs, D. c. Thorne has returned from visit to New York.
 Eight prisoners escaped from the Phenix jail Wednesday night.
 Fred Schofeld has returned to Arizona again, locating this time in Phenix.
 The JoURNAL-MNER has just re- ceived large stock of printers stationery.
 T. s. Bullock will leave for the east tomorrow over the $. F. r. < r. railroad.
 Ivanhoe CommSndery, Knight TemPlars, hold a special conclave this evening.
 Prof ManniX's and Miss. Gould's classes were moved to the city hall building to-day.
 There will be no storm at pres ent, WAS the opinion rendered to- day by weather sharp.
 A bill of sale has been filed for record from Mary Hiltenbrand to John Raible for cattle.
 Oscar Jenkins died at Jerome, October r.. Catarrh of the stom- Sch is alleged as the cause of death.
 w. c. Foster has gone east again to remind President Cleveland that he is still in the race for the receive ership of the land office here.
 The body of J. H. Packard ar rived last night about II o'clock and was taken charge of by the Ma- sons, awaiting the arrival of his wife who Is expected this evening.
 Louis Beach writes to our con temporary that he is again headed for Arizona. Louie's range extends from the Pacific Coast to the east ern slope of the Rockies.
 Chairman Rowe of the board of super yisors, today approved the bond of Miss Cora Forbes as notary public and the document was filed for record. Miss Forbes is the first lady in this county who has been commissioned a notary.
 As traders and sellers of horse flesh the Navajoe Indians have no equals. During the recent visit of a band of these Indians to Prescott they disposed of several animals at prices ranging from five to twenty dollars per head, realizing thereby at least double what they would in any other place. They drifted this way on the advice of resident on the A. x F., and that they are we'll satisfied with their visit there is no doubt, as they say times in Prescott are very dull, while on the other hand every kid in town has a cayuse to transport him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Mining Intelligence.

Work has been resumed again in the Crowned King mine. A small force of miners IS employed at present. but the number will be in- creased shortly and the mill will be started up next month if the water supply holds out.
 Dr. Miller will shortly add another concentrator to his mill at the Westlake mine.
 It was rumored to-day, that a rich gold strike had been made re- gently in the Grand Canyon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
! Remarkable Railroad.

!. < A. C. Railroad has been 1x ped. and the shriek from the thistle of its locomotives no A echoes over the graves of its
 This is remarkable, as it en assured that centuries
 lapse before it would occur. soad IS now, and has been, a sble one.
 remarkable that a railroad.
 iwo miles in length, should hl peration entirely, being the III taaee of the kind that has III pc to the knowledge of the
 remarkable that a road e ne year ago, was the best
 plece of railroad property, Ill iieage, in the United States, ~ 1o-day, be hopeless wreck,
 feasibility for its bondhold-
 alize a dollar.
 remarkable that the road .s A1raeted without any capital on the part of its pro-
 q remarkable fact, too, that
 ner must have realized from ~ 70 SlS0OO0 net profit from
 Fuctlon and operation of .4r ven years.
 . been remarkable that dur " oastruction and seven years
 non' while accidents have 1o nerous, and at times re- 2 s frequent, there never was = Ccioent on the road.
 nStruction was remarkable. ff llles of track were laid on ee of the ground without
 ng whatever, and it is <slD mat not a single keg ol It was used in its construc.
 considered remarkable by
 us bondholders that they ~ eve nave been protected, a,
 1lu have been, by the pur
 posed by the s. F. P. & P
 over year ago.
 Iaet, remarked on by citi
 rally, that while Yavapa
 as S292,0O0 of outstandin,
 cent. bonds, issued for it f. iOh' by its closing dowl aslll s6 VIII be knocked out O
 yV in taxes, or nearly on
 the total revenue of tn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
,risisSSy' on tSe liver aai b5wels. 2sc.'
Shoesi Shoesl Shoes!

Ladies, misses and chlldrens'. The largest stock and lowest prices in the city come and see them. You will be sure to buy. Fifty varieties of men and boys shoes. The finest selection in town. You are sure to be pleased in style, quality and price by the Bashford-Burnister Company,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
aas ooo fin Premiums.

Offered by Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Co., of St. Louis, Mo. The one guessing nearest the number of people who will attend the Worlds Fair gets 5000 the second Sl,OOO etc. Ten Star tobacco tags enhtle you to a guess. Ask your dealer for particulars or send for circular.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Warning Notice.

All persons are hereby warned against purchasing any cat tie branded K on the left side, or horses branded 3 on the left shoul- der. without the consent of both the owners, John Duke and Frank EraII JOHN DUKE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Work Cattle.

From 20 to 30 head of A No. l work oxen. ready and fit for any use. for sale. Apply to G. w. Mur- ray. Box 10, Prescott. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Wnod Wanted.

Parties owing wood on subserlp- tion are requested to bring it along; Parties desiring to exchange wood for subscriptions can be accom- modated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
.xSDAY's DAILr,

xssDlY's DAILY
 . Rnlloek is expected to arrive ght
 H. Ratcheris able to be around rutehes- ], ordinance No. 7l Is in full snd effect now.
 Van Deren, of the Verde wss in town to-day.
 Iopes advertises his house ,a,niture for sale in this issue. .3vartisement of the Will House appears in this issue. GH. Adams came in from . today but returned again Feaing.
 Emmal is somewhat better Heis suffering from a slight of pneumonia.
 n;, papers announce the mar T lanes $. Day to Miss Julia ier in that city.
 Langrebe and family will =, Phenix next week with a of locating there. r Frederick arrived here from ]. yesterday to put up the line new electric light plant. Smsle, of the Baptist church DaSssd home on Friday, and ' sssune services in his church niay.
 .0trv and sons shipped seven r.ora mules today to the line L&P. to work on repairs to Osd.
 ;.as will be resumed next at the Baptist Church. The
 will preach both morning enihg.
 oa.;al train was sen out this sg on the P. X A. (. railroad et the president of he com T. S Bullock.
 nschinery for the Bucyrus
 to be placed on the Lynx plscer grounds has arrived at lroad station, and will be for nn, at once and placed in posi- he meeting of the city coun- evening Miles Archibald was ted chief of police. City bee No. 72. licensing women led as musicians in saloons ssed.
 Is Goldwater. who returned ays since from San Francisco, at work is progressing rapid the buildings for the Mid
 Fair. He states further e indications are very favor the complete success of the
 Wells, Fargo < Company's at Tucson reports that the silver has reduced the pro D of gold from mines tribu- bis office. Many so-called saines yield from D to 90 per bi gold, and a goodly number
 e carnot be operated for gold nor for both, when the silver
 is so nearly destroyed.
 rge W. Hull, of Jerome, re-
 last evening from a months | sst, during which he visited A prld's Fair and paid a visit to III Der in Chicago, whom he had f a for over twenty years. The Mi ls over eighty years old, and
 Fious appointment, NIT. Hull
 brother met in Chicago, and lisited their father together lF ull formerly reside in Chi ll bat he says he would not have
 ized the place. Buildings
 to twenty one stories high T cupy the ground which wa. r fscant or occupied by inferior DH gs when he left.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
.sIhnnl Nnn ss

Mrs. Paisley, of Newburg, vays says to Hoods Sarsap- It cured her of a severe case tuis. and eczema, and she sOns to be grateful.
 D are bilious take Hood
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Lnstl I.ostl

A brown plaid cloak or cape, be- twaen Prescott and Blair's ranch. The finder will please return the same to F. l.. ANDREWS, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
C- R- MAKTINDELL.

The Pioneer Insurance Agent, rep resents the strongest and most re- liable Fire Insurance Companies Tn the United States. The aggregate assets over Si0000,OOO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Fer sale.

Will sell house and furniture, or will rent house and sell furniture. Possession will be given imms- diately. Apply to W. B. JoNEs.
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Notice.

During my absence J. Boughton will have charge of my business.
 F. C.. BRIGHT. PREsoorT, Sept. 12, 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
~u;ob hra1 T-;sh w..o- c,

A man and wife, without children Q take charge of and run a ranch Apply at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Enr Ornr Finr Hnnr.

Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething. lt soOthes the child, soft and is the best ieInedy for diArrhoeA. Twenty five cents bottle. mwf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
ri.,nl.. Knl,r. bod MhI.ky at A.h ForL

ASH FORK, Oct. 24.-[Special to JOURNAL MINER. There seemed to be blood on the moon at this place last night. Early in the evening Constable Burt disarmed a man named Tom Bowling who was intox- icated. Bowling afterwards secured another gun and pulled it on dep uty sheriff. He was arrested and his trial is to take place this after. noon.
 Another man whose name was not learned made a gun play and wield- ed dangerous looking knife Tn . murderous manner, but was quieted down without doing any damage.
 Later in the night frail sister known as Bertha" tried to commit suicide by shooting herself. She aimed at her stomach, but in pull ing the trigger her aim was de- fected down, the ball striking her in the thigh, ranging toward the knee. Dr. Johnston, of Williams, was summoned to dress the wound. He probed the wound to her knee without being able to locate the ball. The wound is not considered fatal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25

Leader Voorhses seems to think that the way to cross a stream IS to wait fer it to run dry.-Globe Dem ocrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postoffice at Pres cott, Arlzona, for the week ending
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25

~ High bred Irish Water Span iel Pups for sale. Apply to P. O. Box 24l, Prescott. If
 Two nicely furnished sunny front rooms for rent. Choice locality. Apply at this office. If
 "FoR SMITH PREMIER TYPE WRITERS ADDRESS H. D. AITKEN, AGENT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
For Rent,
Wanted.

Rooms, with board if desired. In uuire at J. k. Bones Fruit Store.
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At Death's Door.

was a great sufferer from Rheu- matism and Kidney and Liver trouble. My lungs were also ser iously affected. Doctors said 1 could not possibly live. Seven bot ties of Hibbard's k rheumatic Syrup with the Plasters entirely cured me. Hundreds of Persons in Creston, can vouch for the fact that this medicine saved my life. For sale by w. W. Ross. Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25

There was a heavy frost last night. It was the coldest night of the sea son.
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Persons calling for these letters please say advertised.
 J. w. ARCHIBALD, F. NJ.
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Pianos For Sale

I,.,.s ,astallments. Apply to B
 "s'er' Prescott, Ariz. m10t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-10-25
FOOTWEAR At the Following Reduced

PrlCGS:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02

Of q similar store 70 be opened IN East
Liverpool, o., about April I, M, Waits
position viii be taken charge OF on next
Monday by Mr., Ben kraus,
Henry r. Dlxey and his son, and sew,
eral members OF his company are at
the MeLpEe, Other members are at
the BehleF and ST. Charles,
j, ", Hoffman, Of s~istersyillsi ]. +,
Coast, Of Ripley; +, g, FpFbee, OF Man
ningtoni ]. q. Robinson and ", A,
Gaylord, Of Parkersbuggs arc Rehler ar
rivals,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams, who
lett home a month ago, and have been
s|oiourning in Stanton and Baltimore,
are, as learned from recent letters 70
friends, on their way To- Aiken, South
Caroline, 10 spend the winter
Misses Lena Umsteed, Ill Martin,
Minnie Clark, Daisy Richardson, Daisy
McEldowRey, and MessIs. ], r. CLARK,
John Martin, Frank MeEldowney, and
Ed, Dusrf, Of New MartiRsyille, formed
o party who came up from the county
seat of Wetzel, to see lxey at tho Opera
House,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02

NRebip Hood,l the comic opera q
that name which has set New York
wild with enthusiasm for its beauties
and music, will be next Wednesdays
attraction at the Opera House, under
the management OF AessFs, BaFnabee,
Karl and Macdonald, whose name and
fame is Q part Of that quality Of the
fRmous Bostonianss So enhancing Ia
the melody Of this beautiful opera that
New York men Of money are known to
have entered the Garden Theatre nights
in succession for the purpose Of hearing
the many strainsot catchy melody that
make the opera the best ever written.
The company Is one Of extraordinary
strength and the management carries
Its own orchestra and scenery. The
7l4th production will mark the nights
production Of tRobin Hood" here and
1t ia one Of the strongest attractions,
Tho sale OF seats begins Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
THE WEATHER IN 1902
Auliatle Month Of Deesmbsr-Iuterest-
tug P0intat about II.


tug Points aboutit.
Mr.tQ schnepf, the opera house cor
ner druggist, furnishes q report Of the
weather in Wheeling, and also an in.
terestipg statement as to the weather
Of thewhole year. 1nspecember there
was but one clear day, eleven fair days,
ten cloudy days, three rainy days and
six on which 1t Bnowed. The coolest
day was the 28th, when the thermome.
ter registered two degreea above zero,
and the warmest the 9Th, when 1t got
as high al. n. The average tempera.
ture Of the month was 85,5 degrees. In
the same month ot1S91i 1t was 40.6. The
rainfall was ,91 inches. There was o
thunder storm on December s. In all
1t was certainly q remarkable month.
In the year II was fair 149 days, clear
q, cloudy 80. rainy l1S, showing 3s.
The coolest days were 90 and
December %, bothi2 degrees above, aud
the warmest July "a, when ~it,reached
100in the sun. The average temporal
ure Of the year was 55.6, as against $3.50
In 1891. The rainfall aggregated 1914
inches. The first thunderstorm was
March!26. The heaviest rainfall in one
month was In May, $40, and the least
in October, $50. The coolest month
was January, average 200, and the
warmest 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
ABOUT PEop1n.
s.ranrer. 10 tho olIyl a0a whooi,ng Fo,t

Strangers In the city aud wheeling FotkS
D. s.. Marshal White was here satur.i
day.
Tho Meteor company Is at the E1o.
tcllBohler!
ESw chenowethi Of Tairmout, ia a
StRmn guest
COL r. Il, Fast, Of Morgantown, 10 q
MclIutoiguesh
ED Lappert, OF New Martinsyille Is a
Windsor guest
w. b. Hitoshew, OF rarkerBburg, 10 a
WlndSot CUES.
Col I'd! Brdes.has sreSigned bis POSI-.
ton at Tho Opera House.
4 N, Griffith, Of siStetsylllet was
fegietot0di at. The Windsor Yesterday
CITY Editor ", N. Mhitnyet, Of the.
MeUs, 10 confined TO liiA homo By illnegs.
u III Cass6ll and .. r, Mobley 81
Grafton, wore the city yeatetday AT.
tOtnoon,
Miss CLARA Hammond, Of stouben.
Sitio, lisa guost 0f Mira w, u w. Cow.
AuUY VIZ WlV1AHlNANt HlAil lNt L.Mt
Mra, 81 1. Norton, bt Pleasant Valley
will h0a guest Of relatives IN kAhSaa
City tor aEtoW week.,
Charles III Chen6wblht 90 FaltmentI
OIL, Kerr aud MisssNlEglnih kett 81
Wellsbats are fegltseted ~ shel Wand.
aofy
Mis- tha Smith, * ltt taiandl
spending Me holiday h itlende and
felallyo5 81 New Philadelphia aud Vans
Miss Beside IepsenG AAsldted BY sho
lady meinbUfg 81 tltd KindetgafdenI
ClIU, vii kgtp 9B6a house this eNcu.
lug from 8 lo1l O'clock
r. /. GoidUck OF ftAmlhgt6nl N
Smith, 81 Mtlbli y Jones pi gletks'
burg, and "a NJ WHITE, 9t WOllsputR
atU slnnn Hpuse gueliy
Mi. Sol Yiit Wt9 4 btor d tho
Bon Ecn several yeAt tlke ehAteQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
THE MUsEE IN TROUBLE.

Manager sootleld Arrested Saturday Night
by Angry Creditors.
Tie eddy Of financial difficulties into
which the Musee Theatre Has boon
drifting about for the past ten days
eliminated IN utter collapse Saturday
night.
It has been generally known about
town for over a week that Messrs. SEQ
feldfand sortore proprietorsof tbs Mu.
see were in financial straits, caused
maiply by the poor patronage accorded
their house during the three weeks
proceeding Christmas. In fact there
was afumor Christmas Eve that House
and Hermann, the furnishers, who
hayeia claim Of $500 against the firm,
had closed tho house. This proved 10
be untrue, and the theatre remained
open during holiday week, MI. scofeldI
OF the firm expecting q big.
patronage during that period Ths
patronage, however, was not up to OK.
pectations, and when on Saturday
eyeninga general demand was made by.
the creditors all around, including the
performers, Scoield was unable to sat.
isfy them. His partner, Mr.. sortote,
and the latter'sw wife, are both confined
to their rooms, the former having d
SERIOUS case Of typhoid fever, and no
blanc for the present condition OF ale
fairs can rest on either.
Atterthe place had been closed, Sco-
field had O nice time Of II, keeping out
OF heway Of creditors who throngedI
about his room In the Metz building,
oppoaite the Mus6e, and several times
Il looked 40 though blows would DO OK.
changed.
The crisis was reached when scotleld
was arrested about midnight by Con.
stable 1auchlino on complaint Of Charles
u. Van Keuront the twelfth street hotel
man, whose claim amounted TO 500 u.
Manager Scofeld accompanied the con.
stable TO Squire George Ankles office,
where he wanted 10 be tried at once,
saying no could prove blythe bookalthA
everything wag all straight, Seoheld
contested judgment on several Of the
aetors whom he owes, and tho trial
was spt for to-mortow afternoon,
The eteditofslnot inalsting on tho In
generation Of scoteld no was roleaged
on his own eognisanee 70 appear Tues.
fhS Musee Ii worth 5000 aud az iar
aS Ii known tho total liabilities amount
ito about $500 INCLUDING House 4
Horn mn claim 81 $1,000 which u
aocntedlby 4 len
Ii d undefstooa that we'll known
Amusement man ttohaka helRhButng
city III dltk0rthg With Nj. se6ield tor
Ills interest la tho Muaee, ~ ID hoped
that ih6 muddl0 Will DO Asettled, aa 0
thUuab % tile character Of the MaSeb
sh6tl meet With buceo9s bore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
NThe aIeteeraa Tp,nIght

Wiliams's famous speciality show,
called "The Meteora,p will open an en-
gagement in this city at the Grand this
afternoon with q holiday matinee at 2
p, m, They appear fofthree nights and
a regular matinee Wednesday. Thists
said to DO tho finest specially show in
America, and every artist is o star in
his line. The seata are on sale at Gen,
theirs, and the standing room sign viii
be up this afternoon and tonight sure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
AYenth Iealdenin1lr shet.

Yesterday d young sonyof John Arm
ibruster who lives on Eighteenth street,
lust east Of Eof, was badly wounded In
theright leg. He had q revolver in his
pantaloohsi pockets, and in handling II
he accidentally got his finger on the
trigger. and thereyolyer wasdiHcharged,
theibalI entering hisrieht thigh, and
piercing the feshyto q point below the
knee ihticting d painful and dangerous
wound. Dr.. Belleyille attended him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
aIaoLsan.PreScott.

The New Years attraction at the
Opera House will be the MaeLesR and
Prescott Company At the matinee
"Romeo gndtJulietn will be given, and
this evening Sheridan Knowles play,
1.-THE Dukes Wife, The engagement
!is a notable,one and the house should
be packed at each performance.