Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
FRoh TUESDAYS DAILY.

FRoa TUESDAYS DAILY.
 Pure cider vinegar at A, Aitken's. Mir. and Mrs. H D. Ross have return ed from Flagstaff.
 o. B. Couison has been engaged to teach the school at Oak creek. Railroad tickets bought and sold at | A. Aitken's. The Verde valley has been visited re. gently with copious rain showers. Stylish road cart for sale very cheap at Bsshford & Burmister's. The territorial board of equalization will meet in Tucson next Monday. k. c. Payne has taken position as salesman with q. A. Bray at Flagstaff. The county democratic central com mittee will meet in Prescott on Thurs- day.
 A. c. Burmister is back in his old place in Bashtord < Burmister's store for a brief time
 Jesus Meiendres, pressmsn for our contemporary, was married yesterday to Miss Msrgsrits Coesreiss
 Buy your Louislans state Lottery
 ickets of X. .AIlken, who hl,- the agency Tor the same. m fr,a~coti.
 A hne buach Of plums from tree in A. D. Adams ysIi Is oa exhibition in A. Aitken's store s-iadow.
 A. M. Besl has resigned hIs position as division supeTinte ndent oi .i'e AL lsntfc X Pacific rsilr oad ;o accept a po- siti m with the Union Pacific He will be located st Denver.
 The Prescott and Pneni stage com pauy has fitted up "A stable and corral for their stock Dn the south side oi the plaza, and will shortly remove their oihce to the same place.
 J. B. and W. l.. George, IT,, con- nected with the Prescott and Phenix stage line. are in Prescott. The latter will take charge of the compsn y's bu- siness in Prescott. ss agent.
 Tn, Winslow base ball ciub left for home this morning. They expressed themselsss highly pleased with the reception given them in Prescott, il our base ball boys dsd get the best of them.
 Reports from nearly every portion of the county are 10 the elect that CO., pious showers of rain have fallen re- gently. Prescott has probably hal less rainfall than any other part of the county.
 \ chimney fire in the Eiite restau- rant, between seven and eight s'clock last night, caused sn alarm to De sounded su! brought the fire de- partment out. Their services were not needed however.
 Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Bashford will leave on Thursday morning's train, the former for Tucson, to attend the terri torial board of equalization, of which he is 8 member, and the latter will go to Los Angeles to spend q month.
 Boils and pimples snd other afiec- tions arising from impure blood may sppea, at this season, when the blood is heated. Hood's Ssrssparills removes the cause oI these troubles by purify ing, yitslizing, and enriching the blood. and st the same time it gives strength to the whole system.
 R. c. Brown. oi the Florence Enter prise, returned last evening from his visit to Jerome. He has now visited several of the most prominent, mining properties ia thls county. and is very highly pleased with what he has seen. He says that the mining resources oi this section exceeds his snticipstions, and IS confident that there is a bright future in store for this county
 The August number of the Jenness- Miller Magazine is unusually full of in- teresting and valuable matter. The Physical Culture article leads, as usual, in interest. 4 story with an unusual plot Is contributed by John l.. Heaton, and the experiences of "A Girl Student in Paris" are continued with no abata'