The Coconino sun., 1891-06-20
THE COCONINO SUN.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891.
Local Matters.

Prescott.
 Parasols and sun umbrellas. New goo ds al Brannen's.
 J. IT. Esteb left Monday for his rapch, where be will spend several days,
 T. G. Norris left Wednesday for Prescott to attend the session of the District Court.
 T. J. Coalter spent several days this week at O,k Creek fishing and eating strawberries.
 Al Doyle end family have moved to their ranch in Clark's valley and will spend the summer there
 J. il. Philips left Monday for Pres colt to accept position in the storC of the Commercial Mining Go.
 Life Insurance written in the ton tine, endow3snt ten year distribution plan G. A. WooDs, Agent.
 A. Daggs came up frop the Capital city this week, ahd vii remain long enough to cool oa
 T. A. Riordan, of the Arizona Lumber and Timber Company. made trip to Prescott this week.
 The Phoenix RepnLhcaan says that Ham Light will send twoo men to the Grand Canyon to look up some Riues.
 W. A. Switzsr and sea, William, htve purchased the restaurant and store lcrmsEly owRe by Pitts S Gray, The enterprising carpenter and con tractor, Ed WhiFple, is bailding a large shop on the Bray coraer opposite Babbitt Brcs. store.
 Mr. 4. Miller, chief train dispatcher n. Wiuslow, will leave for Freeport. Ill, his cd hOme, in few days, on visit to friends.
 Fresh 4Cslisoraia fruits, candies, cigars, tobtoaos, stationery and the lates5 newspapers alwas 0a hand at Abeel's usEs depot.
 T. J. R,man, skipped Wednesday from the stock yards at this place, l60 head of steers, to Enporia. Kansas where he has fine feoiiug grounds.
 The Winsiow Dramatic Company desire to give an entertainment in this place at an elrly dsta. Anytime after the Fourth will suit our citlzsns.
 Robert Ferguson, Ed. Gale and ". G. Stewart left Thursday on pros, pecting tour. They expect to find what will develop into the biggest mine in America.
 John ALeel has ordered a fine assort. ment of fireworks for the Fourth. fire crackers, RoIian candles, sky rockets, bombs, etc. Remember to go to Absels for fire works.
 Geo. L. Stspleton, of Phoenix. gen. eral agent for the Massachusetts, Nut ual Benefit association of Boston, was in Flagstaff this week ip tho interests of that insurance company.
 w, W. Bass, of the Grand Canyon National Park, was in town Monday. Mir. Bass is now building a road from Williams to the Grand Canyon, where by the trip to the canyon can be made in one day.
 T. A. Riordan, of FlsgstsR, was at Hotel Burke, Monday night last. He recently returned from the South, wis. ited New Orleans, liked it, and says the great section of which it is the chief city has ''got great move on it."--Prescott Courier.
 To close opt tho present stock of Singer Sewing machines l will make special low prices to cash customers or liberal terrs to time purcbasers. G. 4. WooDs, General Agent, Northern Arizona, c. A. Bray, local agent, Flagstaff.
 Sunday last was Children's Day, and it was appropriately observed by the NJ. E. church here. Rev. Norton preached sermon to the children and young people in the morning. and in the evening the Sunday school children gave exercises, which were largely at tended
 A literary and musical treat will be given our citizens on Monday even ing, June aoth, at Powell's hall. Miss Addie L. Murphy, teacher of elo cution at the the Women's College, H., will give one of her characreric entertainments, and will be assisted by Mrs H. D. Ross and Prof. Ludwig Thomas of Prescott.
 P. J. Brannen is agent for the cele brated "Foster" kid gloves. Thos, gloves are made by Foster, Paul S Co.,, Paris, and every pair is war ranted. Have also received line O C. P. corsets. This brand is wei known by the ladies all over thu country. They are extra long, anC gre very popular,