The Arizona sentinel., 1886-06-12
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 Arrives npnar+s Atlantic Express rbound east) 1901 a. m. 12:lna m Pacific Express Cbouud west) 1:l5 a. m. l:'H a. m Emigraut (bound eastl 1915 p. m. 1.1Ep m Emigrant (bound westl ll:95 a. m. l':l9 D. m
 PosT-eFFlcE HOURS. Mails east and west: Open at 6 a. m''and close at Mail for Colorado River: Opens at 5:so n. m. and
 closes ct GRO a. m. of days upon which stages
 arrive and depart.
 HIN PAStN DAKE's Advertis',- Agency. 6 Merchants Exchange San Francisco, who is the auth srized agent Tor this paper.
 " Those who-see an X marked on the A margin of their paper will understand that they are in the arrears or their sub zcription.
 SATURDAY, JUNE l2, 1886.
 TOWN AND COUNTY.
 Eet Mohawk potatoes,
 The river is gradually falling.
 Yuma strawberries knock the socks off all others.
 All kinds of commercial printing done at this office.
 A. Frank has his new brick oven about completed.
 There will be an invitation ball at the S. P. Hotel tonight.
 Freeman Neahr has been appointed post master as Sentinel.
 The American flag now floats over the fama custom house
 It Is expected that Judge Barnes viii be here Tuesday to open court for Judge Por- Dr. Shibley will soon open a stock of drug; in the south room Of tie Ganiolfc block.
 We have a number one SIX column hand press for sale. Price slO0 on board, Of cars at Yuma.
 los is the highest the thermometer has re gistered in Yuma this season, while at Mari copa, Phenix and Tucson it has been ll2 Nr. C. V. Meedan has erected beauti- full stone and otherwise beauti6ed the graves of his loved ones departed.
 The best indication that the river is a falling and vii! stay down, is the Indians building fences and making preparations to put in their crops.
 MT. Manuel Molina, the eltsrp-ising barber. is fixing one of tine finest bath ryo:ns and barber shops in Arizona, in tbe building formerly occupied by the 4. 0. U. W.
 Why do women always look under the bed beforegoing to bed? So as to save them She trouble of getting up after they get in bed to look under it. Even a simpleton 0uBub " huOH LIlat.
 DIEp.-Friday at o'clock r. m, at her home, Maria Beatris Morales, daughter of MT. Jesus and Mrs. Brijida Iupsa,iai de Morales, aged years and 10 months. The funeral will take place from the family res idsnce at 4 o'clock p. m.
 Don't forget that the SENTINEL does all kinds ol commercial printing in the latest designes of the art, on the shortest possible notice. Don't fail to give us call if you need anything in this line.
 At the regular quarterly examination of the County Board of School Examiners, held in the school house last Monday and Tuesday, only one applicant appeared, Mrs. Anna Mccoy, of Maricopa-co., who was granted second grade certificate.
 A writer on Corea says: "From birth to ner seventh year wornan enjoys her freedom; st 7years of age she is shut up" 1t is rum pred that syndicate of married men will send e delegate to Corea to find how this can possibly be done
 To remove weuS on cattle, mix sulphur with spirits of turpentine, to the coneisten. ey of thick cream; apply this two or three times day to the wen, rubbing well and heating it in with a hot shovel. have known this perfectly eficacious in curing wens of long standing.
 A watch should be put On old Chief Eski- minzin, who is charged with conveying ammunition to the hostiles The latter must receive help from the reservation Apa- ehes, as they can get no supplies from Old Mexico except such as they secure from settlers whom they scalp. To cut off theie ammunition would be the resdiest means of crippling them.
 A very pleasant party gathered Gt the res idence of NIT. A. Frank las. night, ia honor of the third anniversary of the birth of Miss Elisie Frank. A large number of friends were present and enjoyed themselves as they always do at the 70 ne of NJ. ard Ii s, Frank. Dancing, refreshments and social chat were Ahs order of the e,esing.