The Arizona sentinel., 1889-06-22

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 ''Do:." Carter was in town for day this week.
 Frank Vcm ,cil left for Savs: district Oa N3aday.
 Joaquin De!Sado came in from Glamls yesterday.
 Watermelons and cants!oupes are common and cheap.
 J. NJ. Mo.ina has gone to Phoenix on g lblsidess trip.
 Everything qaie: thi. week; police court business dull.
 Fine groceries and olives ia baik for sale at GandoifU's.
 Elmer B. Wagy left for the Mohawk ranch Monday morling. Hoe Boxin has inst received large stock ef line wines and cigars.
 Louisiana Lottery tickets on sale at tine So1thsrn Pacific hotel bar.
 Mrs. Viola Smith and son, of Chrystovai, were in town on Tuesday.
 John GaadolGc is selling his magnificent xtack pf inter goods at coss.
 Felipe Anablsca came down iron. tine M'aawk valley ieS days ago.
 Tie steamers Giia and M1haye st last accounts were still up at the Needles.
 ityou want 70 buy spring wagon at low figure c4i and see Joan Gandolfv. +
 Mrs. J. NJ. Doau came to to~R from 'carys:O sal for risis du.iaG tue week.
 Mrs. Castodio RAmirez and children went up to the Agua Calieate springs yesterday. Frank Reel, 0. the PAeaix Tyi5une, passed thrcug.4 s.i his way h9me last oasur- day.
 Fiae, ice cold lager beer, twenty five cents per bottle. at the Southern Pacific hotel r
 Hon. Cole Saunders came in from Tucson Sunday, and the following day lief: for his ranch.
 Miss Mary E. Post, who has been visit iag relatives in the N ,aawk valley, has re- turned home. Mrs. George " Norton went up to Araby On Wednesday to visit Mrs. NJ. and Miss Lily Ewing.
 Hoa. A. G. Hubbard came doxn from Norton Thursday, and the following day left for California.
 Mex: M M1ndAy will be St. Johns day, &nA the boys are preparing to observe the day in great style.
 Edwin Mayes returned from California a few days ago, ard went up to his place Of business at Sentinel.
 Rev. T. H. Hagerty was in town Tuesday and ''proved up" on his land, waica is 10. .cateinear ChrystovaL
 There will be race to morrow be.reen horses owned by Francisco Aviia and Nj. Ramirez for purge of $500.
 Dr. J. H. Taggart went up ts the Mo hawk vsllej on Monday to see Captain F. ". Smith, who is seriously ill
 If you want to enjoy 8 6rst-o.ass smoke go to the Soatharn Pacific hotel, and get one of "Kohlberg's" International cigars. Hon. Thomas Gates, after an extended visit in California. returned to Yuma On Sunday, and met with hearty welcome from his many friends.
 Captain Fred. w Smith is dangerously ill at his h5lne in the Mohawk valley. and his many friends sincerely hope to hear at an early dsy of his convalescance
 II. II. Travis. who is interested in that valuable enterprise, the Wills canal e, rived in town yesterday and will remain for come tl-s attending to business mat ters.
 The supreme loJgs ci :ae 4 .. U. ". is in session at O,nahl. The preseat session of the supreme lodge is 2 very important one, as the action e the supreme legion oi Select Koighss ~ Ill come up for approval. Cas so cllled Tac1oa 5Ani has left town and th, good c;r;secs oi Yama are very happy over its departure, as the nusic dis rezaod was wholly drowned by the loud footing" of an uagoreTrad cocaat player. Col. Andrew Tgrsr. proprietor of the Ar. kansaw sample rooms, prcsentel .h.7 office yesterday si:.la aix pi / ,-ai,}2" Key N 2-. cigars, ~aiea arg simply sarerb If yoa want good smoke cal oa Coioael Tyn.~. he m#iii accomoaate ycu.
 Louis Jaeger. T..3 dropped his watch in the L,gana last week, was forluna-e eaoagh to have it returned to him a se days ago. Juan Esqaer, after : snort s.2.eh. .Sr id 5ne ,.stce as t;e bottom ot the Lagapa. bGs iitt,e t4e worse for ;te muddy bath.