The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-07-28

low merchant spent Monday in Flag
 staff.
 T. J. Hesscr, one of the genial A. &
 F. passenger conductors, was in town
 yesterday
 The District Court in and for the
 county of Coconino will convene on
 August l5.
 | J. Richards has accepted a place as
 bookkeeper in the establishment of T.
 J. Brannen.
 John Chisholm and family left Tues
 day for California, where they expect
 to reside in the future.
 Robt. $. Clarke cameup from Calico, | Cal, Monday, where he is al present
 stopping,to prove up on his homestead.
 r. Foster, the well known A. X P.
 engineer, and fami!iarly known IS Dad
 Foster, has been spending the week in
 Flagstaff.
 Mrs. l.. J. Smith and daughters, of
 Kansas City, are expected to arrive to-
 morrow on visit to the family of ".
 s. Decloss
 Sub-Ccntractor A. c. Morse has removed his camp, near tho Verde river, within two miles of Chino val. ley. y.-Journal-Miner.
 Miss Julia Stilwell, who has been visiting Mrs. c, M, Funston for several weeks past, left for her home in Cuba, Mo, on Tuesday afternoon. The baseball club will give a play about the middle of August for the purpose of raising money to help pay the expenses of trip to Prescott and to purchase suits.
 PIANO TUNING. Pianos tuned .nd placed in first-class condition by Rex Forster, tuner. Apply at residence, | Mrs, Primes, or address postofilce, care J. A. VaiIs Exchange.
 Don forget the union mass meeting 10 be conducted in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath evening by the W. (. T. U. Addresses, music, recita- tions, etc. Everybody welcome.
 The evils resulting from habitual costiyenesS are many and serious; but the use of harsh, drastic purgatiyes is quite as dangerous. In Ayers Pills, however, the patient has a mild but effective aperient, superior to all others, for family use.
 The entertainment given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church at Babbltt's hall last Friday evening was very enjoyable affair, the program as rendered being excel lent, as were also the refreshments which were served at the conclusion.
 The following Flagstaff people re- turned from visit to the Grand Can yon this week: w. II. Switzer, Stan ley Sykes, Burt Cameron, II. J. Rand, Mrs. w. A. and Miss Belle Swltzer, Miss Edith Aivord and Miss Lulu Gra- ham returned yesterday, and Henry Lockett and mother, Mrs. E. B. Green law aud Miss Rosa Clark returned Tuesday.
 Territorial Fish Commissioner Wal ter J. Hill has received notice from Dr. S. P. Bartlett, agent of the U. s. Fish Commission, that the U. S. Fish Commission car will be here some time in August, and that all applicants for fish will be notified of the exact date, and they are requested to be on hand to receive the fish they have made application for. Mr. Hill will receive a quantity of rock bass for his ponds at Volunteer Springs.
 E. E. Ellinwood returned Tuesday from his trip to the east. Mir. Ellin- wood attended the Democratic Nation al Convention, as delegate from Ari- iona, and was made member of the notification committee and attended the Madison Square Garden meeting in New York last week, at which the deu- Dcratic candidates were notified of their nomination Mir Ellinwood is an ar- dent admirer of MT. Cleveland and be- lieves that his election to the presi- aency is sure. |.
 Presbyterian church, Sunday, July 31; Sabbath School and Adult Bible class, 10 a. m.; at II a. m. the pastor will preach--subject, q Why sit we here until we die?" Young Peoples society at P. m. In place of the evening service the ". c. T. U. will hold mass meeting at this church at } o'clock, when the Rev. M. o, McNiff of the Methodist church will deliver an address. There will also be recitations, { music, etc, appropriate to the occa- sion, by members of the Good Tenn plars lodge and others. The public ire cordially invited to attend all these [ services.