Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-19
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY, Showery weather

. Aitken's. 1 Abe Prataer left for Witherellville
 this Afternooa
 Stonewall Whiskey, at the Monte.
 zuma, S years old. 1 An excellent quality Of Babbitt metal
 for sale at this office
 Aitken has the ''boss" cigar-the
 Key West Bouquet"
 Fresh oyesters received o-day at
 John Smiths meat market.
 The Whipple orchestra will play for
 the concert on Thursday evening.
 Oh, for a good smokel Aiken has
 1.-the " Key West Bouquet" i There was plenty Of thunder and lightning and little rain last night. The Arizona Central Bank of Flag
 staff has its time-lock in working order again
 Lo.ers Of good liquor should try the 1 Monogram whisky, for sale by NJ. Gold water & Bro. ii New invoice of Jackson county, Ken l tucky, whisky just received at the Pres
 colt sample rooms. Buy your Louisiana Stat Lottery tickets of 4. Aiken, who has ti.e agency or the sslme, in Prescott. Kentucky sour mash whisky double -ta,io 'rd goods and genuine tennessee white rye ai tne Cob Web. II T. Andrews has gone along the line of the Atlantic X Pacific, to look after United States revenue.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson, nee Miss Jennie Robinson, left day or two since to jcin her husband in San Francisco.
 For fine flavor and size, the Lynx Creek Peaches cannot be excelled. A. Aiken has them for sale, cheap for cash
 Notices of republican candidates will appear in due time, to be read ny every voter ru this county before election time.
 X force of men were started yeste day in the construction of . road for the Walnut Grove Water Storage company, to complete their Hume.
 The Albuquerque fair opens next Monday. All articles intended for ex- hibit.on wAl be carried tree ny the At lantic and Pacific railroad
 A. c. Burmister, administrators of the | estate of w. z Wilson, has an adver- tisen.ent in this paper for the sale of l sundry real estate and p rsonal prop 1 erty belonging to the estate.
 Remember, Geo. H. Curry has put ] watch cleaning down 10 $l 50. and new mainsprings, Sl. His reputation for the last 10 years in Prescott guarantees tirst-class work. Nothing reducel but the price
 Fine district rodeo will commence near Bakers Butte on the ooh day of September. 1888, work towards Straw berry valley, thence to Pine, thence un- der inc Rim to Weber creek, at which place 1t will connect with parties from the Payson di, trict.
 GEORGE
 Washington Fo,d keeps cho ce cigars Ask for what you want.
 Some nice fresh confectionery Havana cigars, imported and domestic. Ink. paper, pens, pencils, mem. books. quite an assortment Good assortment of smokers articles. Tobacco pouches, pipes & cigar holders. Original Little Louisiana Lottery Tickets. No Trust. No Bust. Spot Cash. If
 F.. NJ. Sanford iias been requested-by the land department oi the Atlantic & l Pacific railroad to forward 8 fruit dis play from this section to the Albu- luerque fair. Parties desiring to place samples of products on exhibition can have them forwarded free, by applca- ion to F. M Sanford. In point of quality, as well as in size and general appearance, the fruit of this section can not be excelled, and this opportunity or exhibiting samples should not be missed As the fair opens on Monday next, the last shipment must be made l )n Saturday
 The JoURNAL-MINER cong ratulates ts friend, K. M Bacheller, on his pro- notion to an important position with he Atlantic < Pacific railroad. Mir. ! Bacheller was formerly station agent st Ash Fork, and by close attention to bu- 'iness, combined with his natural ability as railroad man. he has risen 1 ,'ep hy step until his recent promo- ion to the position of General Agent of he passenger department of the Allan ic & Pacific company, with headquar- CTS at Albuquerque. During the time 10 was at Ash Fork, Mir Bacheller was l , steadfast friend of Prescott and of northern Arizona, an won the friend hip of our people, who will rejoice at lis promotion.