Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-13

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 insurance on his fife. He had been
 member but a short time, having pal
 only one assessment.
 l. Dr. B. B. Halsey and Mrs. Mar
 Bowen have formed cOpartnership i
 the ests blishment of miners hospita
 The building used at present as
 county hospital will be used for tha
 purpose, in addition to its present ust
 The post office at Rumble Bee, whicl
 was discontinued some time ago, Ina 1 been re-established and mails will be de livered at that place as formerly. w
 w. Snyder has been re-appointed post
 master, and Postmaster Head forwarde, supplies for the office to him to-day. The next session of the Arizona Mis-
 sion of the Methodist Episcopal Churcf
 will be held in the Marina Street NJ. E
 church, Prescott, A. T., September 27th
 1888. Bishop Thomas Bowman, D. D.,
 l.. l.. D., will preside. Bishop Bow.
 man resides at St. Louis, and Is the
 senior bishop of the N. E. church.
 Arizona lodge, No. l, I. 0. 0. F. elected the following officers at their last meeting, to serve for the ensuing term: Geo. C. Wsddell, N. G.; C. Douglass Brown, w. I.; E. w. French, Recording Secretary; G. Washington Ford, Treasurer. Installation will take place Wednesday evening, July 1lth.
 A fire on the roof of an outbuilding connected with the property formerly occupied by Johnny Ellis, in the south part of town, brought the department out at 30 this afternoon. The Dudes got the first stream, and claim the record. The fire was speedily extin- guished without any loss of conse- quence.
 We take pleasure in recommending to our mining friends the Mining Re view of Chicago, as faithful exponent of the mining interests of the country. It's editor and Manager, Duff Porter, is a firm and steadfass frie d of Arizona, and never misses an opportunity to speak good word for Arizona mines. It is paper worthy Of the patronage of all of our citizens who are interested in the development of our mining re- 
 Despite the fire, the June issue of The American Magazine is an excep- .iOnally brilliant number. The illustra- ions and letter press are excellent, and he contents varied and entertaining. Among the notable features is an inter- ,sting and finely illustrated paper on Our. Defenses from an Army Stand 'oint," by Gen. o. 0. Howard; Mrs. len. John A. Logan contributes a ,raceful article on "The Art of Enter aiming" a subject she is well qualified y experience to handle; and George Edgar Montgomery has a charming aper on Dickens on the American tage," that will be read with much in- l crest by the great army of the distin uished novelist's friends. This article i illustrated iy portraits of leading | ctors, showing their conception of | Dickens' characters. Tine month fur ishes Zitella Cooke with the text for retty poem, "June." Barbados, he Elbow Island" is described in an lustrated paper by Dr. William F. hutchinson.
 How impositions are practiced on eople who buy their goods outside of le regular channels: A day or two go peddler, who travels from house , house through this town and sur country, selling goods at less lan Prescott prices, came into my ore and purchased bill of goods (to III again) at my regular retail prices ithOut even the shadow of a discount. t least 100 per cent. will be added to ,e price paid me for these goods, (this an is certainly not travelling for his ealth.) and the customer will be led to slieve that they are being sold for one alf the price that such goods are sold r in Prescott The moral to this is: ny your goods from your local mer- lant who has reputation for fair ealing to sustain, and who has desire
 secure your future custom, while the sddler and the catalogue are but pass E shadows with but the present tran ction in view. Have just received a ock of Table Linen, which l have arked at very close prices. Have hitting, Sewing and Embroidering lks, Anasencs, Chinilles aud every ing required for fancy work.-Mrs. J. Sullivan.