Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
FRoh TUESDAYS DAILY.
To-day has been s sceroher


 FRoh TUESDAYS DAILY.
 | To-day has been s seeroher ] Pure cider vinegar at A. Aitken's. , J. l.. Fisher Is moving ints hi. ne'
 store.
 Fine stock oi Saddles .i osnburl
 bros.' dItf
 Vacant Houses are scarce in Preseo.
 and are in demand.
 Railroad tickets bought and so'i a !. Aitksub. Argument m the Piedmont -Congres
 water case closed yesterday. Jacob heakle came iu from hir
 Rapid Transit mine last evening. Buy your Louisiana State Loiter,
 .vkets of A. Aiken. who has the asenc, ta the same. in Prescott. Three soldiers stationed at whippl. took French leave on the day after pay day.
 Nice Chino valley crab apples jus, receiSed st 4. A..sen's. Jus; the thinS for nice jelly.
 Henry spsuldias and family will shortly move into the Jordan house in the southeast. m part of town.
 W. H Taggart and Alfred Yer Mehr. of kingmsn, are iu town. Both are connected with the Tsggart mercantile company of that place. the latter being manager of the institution.
 Jacob 6stoni was held in the sum of $500 bail by Judge Fleury, yesterday, on the charge of rape. Mir. 0atoni's friends are very outspoken in their assertion that this Is d case of persecu- ton.
 Seven dave contest ou the Peninsula, from June 25th to July lst, 1862 Oriental cigars. The President called for 300 900 troops July lst, 1862. 30o, ,OOO Oriental cigars received at Ford's in the month of June, 1890. Geo. Washington "csn't tell d lie.
 B. F. Murphy. who has been spend ing several months in Prescott visiting his son, F. M. Murphy, left this morn tug for Wisconsin. to visit h;s daugb- ters. Mir. Murphy made many friends during his stay in Prescott.
 1t is fact" that Hoods Sarsspa- rilis does cure scrotul,, salt rheum- and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition Of the blood. overcomes that tired feeling. creates s good appetite, and gives strength to every part of Il 6 system. Try it.
 Mrs. J. Helm gave Master Willie Oliver . very pleasant birth-d day party yesterday afternoon. Quite number of little folks were present and enjoyed ther .ses with various games. Mrs. Helm provided an excellent lunch for the children, which was enjoyed keeniy.
 Jerome Hoover, arrived in Prescott yesterday. and will spend the heated term here.
 Two of Uncle Ssm's boys-one with white stripes and one with yellow strpes on his trouser legs-6lled themselves up with Marquis of Dusenbury, or some other brand of lighting whisky, yester- day afternoon, and indulged in two round contest in the alley back of street. At the close oi the second round they decided that the westher was too warm for such violent sport, and retired to the shade with their arms around each others neck. One had a cut on his face, while the other received scalp wound.
 The Flag-tsf ercursionists retu ned last evening. They speak in enthusi- sstic terms of praise of the courteous treatment received from our northern peighbors. The Flagstaff boys wrung in c couple oi professional ball players ori them the first day and succeeded in defeating them, but at the second game with the Flagstaff club they had things all their own way. A militia ball was given on Friday evening, which wss a very enjoyable affair, and on Sunday the visitors were given picnic at the Cliff dwellings. The Fisgstsff club will visit Prescott in September.
 The Palmer bsse ball club, of Whip pie, will give a dance to morrow "Wednesday evening, at the post. The hall there has been beautifully decors- ts.i for she occasion. The club will go to Winslcw, on Thursday morning, to play the first oi a series of games of ball with a nine picked from the best play CTS along the A. t P. road between AL buauerque and The Needles. Five games will be played, two or three oi which will be in Prescott. They are for $5Oe purse. When the railroad boys come to Prescott they will also play a friendly game with the Prescott boys.
 While the public ia D ot interested in the question of "officiai advertising" and the JovksAL-MISER is not in the habit of ventilating its personal affairs through the paper, still it denres. in re- ply to accusations against it in the morning sheet. to state that it will pay st the rate Of 8 per line for anything that ever appeared in it "begging" or even asking patronage from democratic officials, or it will pay the same price for anything that ever appeared in 1t off.ring to "eut" rates in order to se- curs susiness from democratic officials. Notwithstanding the "out' rates of its contemporary on certain classes of .d-