The Arizona sentinel., 1888-07-14
LOCAL NOTES.


 Weather cool and pleasant.
 Grapes for sale at all the stores. Grapes are selling at 10 cents pound. Business is good, if the weather is a trife cold.
 F. H. Blaisdell, of Ar4by, was here on Thursday.
 Mrs. F. L. Ewing was in Yum few days ago.
 Charles T. Norton passed through town on Monday.
 Robert Chapple of Antelope was here du- ring the week.
 w Sears of Aztec, was in town during during the week.
 Miss Ella Burton went up to Araby on a visit this week.
 Captain w H. Simmons returned from 0e on on Monday.
 John Markle has gone to the seaside for a few weeks recreation.
 Mrs. F. S. Ingalls, and sister were in town during the week.
 Tie gold mines at Harrisburg are being successfully worked
 Joseph Bray. of Texas Hill. left for Los Angeles few days ago.
 Frank L. Ewing's mother Mrs M Ewing was in town few days ago.
 "Red Cross" Claret;; sieh. pure and delic- ious, at John Gandolfo's store.
 Alexander Berry has returned from ar extended trip through California.
 Henry NJ. Whitely, the affable insurance adjuster, was in Yuma on Monday.
 Hon. A. G. Hubbard arrived here or Wednesday from Mentone, California. Important meeting Yuma Lodge No. : A. O. U. w. next Tuesday evening. The laguna, eight miles from town, i. dry for the first time in tw enty years. Ed. Mayes. president Antelope cana company, left for Fl Monte few days ago. Two locomotives collided in the yard or Tuesday; no one hurt; engines badly wrecked
 Swimming baths at the foot of Second avenue would prove a remdnerative business.
 Doctor J. L. Robberson, secretary of tht Antelope canal company, was in town on Wednesday.
 A carload of pretty school teachers passed through Yuma on Wednesday bound fo California.
 George W. Noiton has fifty acres of sorg hum in the Mohawk valley, which is grow ing splendidly.
 The Chinese gardener sells large quan.i ties of watermelons and canteloupes at tn railroad depot
 Herbert Teuney. of the Tucson Citizen was a passenger on Wednesdays wes bound express.
 Captain F. S. Ingalls, and Hon. Samue Purdy have returned from their trip uy tn Gila valley.
 A fine lot of fresh and fat dried beef re ceived yesterday from Sonora, at John Gan dolfo's head quarters. A telephone line has been erected be tween Frank l.. Ewing's house at Arab and Gandolfo's store.
 O. F. Mohrig, of Los Angeles, has pur chased Doc Masters interest in the May Queen mine, Silver district
 George w. Norton was in town yeste1 day and reports everything fourishing i the lovely Mohawk valley.
 Chas E. Spencer was passenger o Mondays west bound express; he will re turn here in couple of weeks.
 L. A. Hicks, one of the engineers enoage in the Mohawk canal survey. was her Sunday with MT. Streets of Ohio. Bot gentlemen were very much pleased wit the town and lovely gardens.
 The popular saloon keeper, c. Tedrov presented the SENTINEL office with fifty , his fine cigars just from Key West; tt brand is the "Dona Viola" and the cigar a first class smoker.
 Ayers pills possess the curative virtue of the best known medicinal plants. I'll pills are scientifically prepared, are easy { take and safe for young and old They al invaluable for regulating the bowels, an for the relief and cure of stomach trouble