Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
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City taxes will be delinquent after Saturday.
 Col. c. c. Bean came in from the east yesterday.
 Frank NcClintock, of Tonto bas in is in town.
 Railroad tickets bought and sold at A. Aitken's.
 Great reduction in overcoats at M. Goldwater & Bro. u Stonewall Whiskey, at the Monte zuma, 8 years old.
 Aiken has the "boss" cigar-the Key West Bouquet" Dr. G. F. Thornton came in from his ranch last evening. Read Sam Hills new advertisement of car load of wagons. Phillips & Dodd have started res- | taurant at Prescott Junction. Oh, for 8 good smoke! Aiken has it-the " Key West Bouquet" Don't fail te examine he overcoats, from $S to $35, at GOldwater's. u Phenix has a female quail shooter who bagged lO2 quail in one day. JIM. Murphy, of Kingman, was passenger on to-day's incoming tram James Shirley has a fine, large coop ! full of live chickens at the Tragic market.
 Finest and cheapest line of over coats ever displayed in Prescott, at Gold waters. Early risers were numerous this morning, the OccasiOn of 1t being the prize fight.
 Lovers of good liquor should try the Monogram whisky, for sale by M. Gold water & Bro. The attention of loggers Is directed | to the advertisement i'll this issue of J. w. McGowan.
 T. w. Otis has some samples of his new brick at his store. They are of 2 superior quality.
 New invoice of Jackson county, Ken lucky, whisky just received at the Pres colt Sample rooms. Buy your Louisiana State Lottery | tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency | ior the same, in Prescott. Kentucky sour mash whisky double stand ard goods and genuine Tennessee ! white rye at the Cob Web. To make room for their new goods, GOldwater Bros are selling their win- | ter OvercOats below cost. t
 For fine flavor and size, the Lynx Greek Peaches cannot be excelled. A. Aiken has them for sale, cheap fer
 cash.
 The historian can tell the number of
 democratic candidates who are raising
 their dropping hopes "On the bottle" at
 present.
 The fourteen months old baby of MT. and Mrs. J A. Moore died last
 night and was buried this afternoon at five o'clock.
 Tine railroad and all ether blanks of
 the republican platform are published just as they came from the chairman of
 the committee.
 B. B. Crapo, who has been confined
 to his room for two weeks, at the resi-
 dence of Mir. and Mrs. Brecht, is on the
 street again improving in health. Conference will open Thursday
 morning at 9 o'clock. Revival services
 will be held each evening at 30
 o'clock during the session of conference c. $. Gleason, formerly principal of
 the Prescott public schools, will locate
 in Seattle, Washington territory, next
 month, to engage in the practice o1
 law.
 If our information Is correct, 1t was a
 democratic paper that realized from $l0 OOO to $l5 900 os the tax payers
 money from the last legislature, includ
 ing the cost of printing the Code. The Devonshire wOolen mills of BOs- ton advertise to make clothing to order on reasonable terms. Goods sent out
 here have given eminent satisfaction ia all cases. Read their advertisement. Remember, Geo. H. Curry has put
 watch cleaning down to $1.5O, and new
 mainsprings, $l. His reputation tol the last 10 years in Prescott guarantees , tirst-class work. Nothing reduced bu
 the price.
 'I Rev. J. H. Gill, pastor of the M. F.
 church at Benson, will preach shor sermon in the Marina St. M. E. church
 Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. Afte . the sermon there will be an infOrma reception and sociable. All are cor , dially invited. J. G. Eberhart, pastor Wonder when the platform adopted 1 | by the county democratic convention a | will show it's face in print? Or Is possible that the party overlooked :. the adoption of such an ordinary cor f comitant to campaign, and decided }. 20 it alone on the "free whisky" planl
 Previous to the session of the At
 legislature, county warrants were draw
 ing eight per cent. interest. The den r. ocratic majority in that body raised tn rate g per cent, or from eight to ts ;. per cent.
 3. Reports from rodeOs now in progre.
 speak of light calf crop again. I'll r. spring crop was also light and stool
 men say they will fall away short ( l. branding the number of calves tn
 year that they did last year. I, The missionary concert, on Sunda
 night, at the Marina St. church, wa F we'll attended. The programme w.
 exceedingly interesting, consisting l. music and brief addresses by the pupil
 of the Sunday school. Revs. Crou n, and Blakeley also delivered very inte
 esting five-minute addresses. " GEORGE
 :. Washington Ford keeps choice cigars. |" Ask for what you want. Some nice fresh confectionery. Havana cigars, imported and domest' Ink, paper, pens, pencils, mem. book Notions, quite an assortment.
 Good assortment of smokers articles.
 Tobacco pouches, pipes X cigar holder
 Original Little Louisiana Lottery Ticket
 No Trust. No Bust. Spot Cash. tt Ranch for Sale. D In our advertising columns tod! 5 will be found the advertisement oi k ranch for sale, which is one of the b> 9 bargains ever offered in the territol
 It is located in the Verde valley, | ts, garden spot of Yavapai county, and m- it's improvements and conveniences D ms all the appearance of a regular N. 50 England farm. There Is splenG
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