Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-02
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Ice cream at the Opera house to- night.
 Turkey dinner at the Bellevue to- morrow.
 Buy a lightning rod to protect your building
 The Whipple nine was unable to appear to-day.
 Call at the Opera house this even ing for ice cream.
 $. F. Behan had three horses killed by lightning recently.
 Patronize the ladies ice cream at the Opera house tonight.
 Call on W. A. Freeze or c. A. Means if you want good lightning rod.
 Born, in Prescott, August 29th, 10 the wife of A. l.. Dean, s daughter, weight, ten pounds.
 Jules Baumann has had a lot of his Prescott pictures mounted and framed, which he will sell reasonably.
 X. $. Clough put the JOURNAL MINER force under obligations to him to-day for lot of luscious grapes.
 The Wheeler X Wilson sewing machine has few equals and no su- periors. T. W. Otis is the Prescott agent for the company.
 Tho Hotel Burke will serve an ex- ceptionally fine dinner tomorrow, Sunday. If you wish to relish good things give them a call.
 Parties wanting full particulars in regard to the Building and Loan As sociation, or who may wish to join, should call on c. k. Mar,indell.
 Chas. Akers has had that mascot suit altered from "P. B. B. C." to "P. H.C. No. f, with tho traditional fox tail hanging gracefully under meath.
 Prescott is now the center for eleven stage lines. Eight of them leave here daily, while two of the others run three times week and one twice
 Munson's lightning conductors have been successful in every con test since 1850 W. X. Freeze and C. A. Means are agents in Prescott for the above rods.
 ]. D. Cook reports good stage business between Prescott and the Senator. His stages generally load ed both ways with passengers, while express business is heavy.
 Those who had the good fortune to hear Miss Addie l.. Murphy when here in July last, will be pleased to learn that she will again appear at the Prescott opera house September lst, 1891.
 ]. x. Rodenburg is iakin an active interest in the running team of the fire department, and is giving them valuable aid at their practice runs. Prescott has few, if any. more en- thusiastic tiromen than Mir. Roden- burg.
 Mrs. Hollenbeck closed very sue cessful Kindergarten term to-day. She has had quite a number of young pupils and has given good satisfaction in installing the primary principles of an education into their young minds.
 Mrs. Kennedy, wife of the presi- dent of the Spring Garden Bank, of Philadelphia, has issued cards noti- flying the public that she has opened in the shadow of the closed bank building a store Tor the sale of fine preserves.
 Hose Team No. give an exhibi- ton dry test this evening at o'clock on Montezuma street. It Is request ed that all friends of the fire boys be on hand to witness it and at the same time see how they will do up the southwest at Albuquerque next m Onth.
 The confidence of people who have tried Hoods Sarsaparilla. in this preparation is remarkable. It has cured many who have failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases caused by i'm pure blood or low state of the sys- tenn it is unsurpassed.
 G. A. Woods since resigning as agent of the Singer Manufacturing company, is devoting his entire time to life and accident insurance. He represents one company of each. As an agent, whether for sewing ma chimes, insurance or anything else, Mir. Woods is a hummer"
 Hotel Burke Arrivals.-W Allen, Geo c Clare, Big Bug; John F Bur ris, Globe; BIT Strickland, Stoddard; Judge Thomas, Chicago; Mrs X G Oliver and child, Oakland; A Haror. Ryland mine; F Fairchild, Flagstaff; C B Clinton, Simmons; F E Jordan, Verde; G w Howell, city;J P Gabell, Florence; P J Mccormick. San Francisco; R E Smith, Denver; l. D Ricketts, Copper Basin.
 Church services will be held to- morrow at II a. m. and D. m. in the Baptist, Methodist, Congregational and Episcopal churches. Sunday school will be at l2 o'clock in all but the Epicopal church, where it is held at 10 a. m. The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor will meet at 7:15 p. m. at the Congrega- tional church. Rev. Mir. Evison will conduct the meeting. The society cordially invites the attendance of all.
 w. c. Barnes, of Holbrook, re- gently brought POO head of cows down from his ranch in Williamson valley. and put them on pasture near Tempe, to fatten for beef. Mir. Barnes says that if hes makes sue cess of fattening his mountain raised cows on alfalfa, he has 1000 head that he will bring down at once. He thinks COWS are not prfitable as range cattle after they are seven or