The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-04

1 Lon forget the laWn leSliNnl at Lnt
 Methodist church next Tuesday.
 Dr b J. Brannen made a profes.
 sional visit to Williams Sunday,
 Light frosts were observed Friday
 and Saturday mornings by early risers. The base ball dramatic club meets
 three times a week in their rehearsal
 of Nevada.
 The Republican Territorial Conven-
 ton will be held in Prescott on Thurs
 day, September 8,
 Governor Murphy passed through on
 Tuesdays cast-bouud train, accom-
 panied by his family.
 Father Quctu, of Prescott, spent a
 day in Flagstaff last week on his way
 to France. He will bo absent about
 two months.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the M E, church wish to return thanks to those who kindly assisted them at their en- tcrtainment on July g,
 The ice cream social at Williams given by the Ladies Aid Society last Friday evening was grand success, and all reported good time.
 PIANO TUNING. Pianos tuned and placed in tirst-class condition by Rex Forster, tuner. Apply at residence, or address postofllce, care J, A, Vairs Exchange.
 The K. of r. lodge of Williams have got into their new quarters in Pattou's opera hall. Mir. Patton will soon have lis hall completed and beautifully decorated.
 There will be moonlight lawn so. cial at the Methodist church and par sonage on Tuesday, the 9th inst. Re- treatments will be served, and very enjoyable evening is anticipated.
 Pete Kitchen has met with another accident This time, however, the trouble is with his head. He fell back ward into wagon recently in Pima county, and nearly scalped himself His Sonora hoodoo seems to follow him up,
 Clothing sales agent wanted for Flagstaff and vicinity-unpreccdented to a man of pluck and push, Commissions yield S2,000 n- come to the right man in the right place. WANAMAKER X BROWN, Phila- ielphia, Pa.
 "Oh, if l had only taken this medi- cine earlier in life, what years of suffering it would have saved mer' WITS the touching exclamation of one who had been cured of rheumatism by Inc use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Scores of such cases are on record.
 A militia company will soon be es- abolished at St. Johns. It is reported hat 56 men are already enrolled. The new company will be mustered in by Captain Geo Hochderffer and Sergeant .. r. Rulfner, of Company ], of this place, by order of the Adjutaut-G Gen. ,ral.
 At Bellemont, on Tuesday last, Mir. E. w. Payne and Miss Minnie Beach were united in marriage. Both parties ire we'll and favorably known to arge circle of friends, who join in wishing them all joy, happiness and Mir. Payne owns the ice enterprise at Bellemont The cere- nony was performed by Rev. G. E. 'ooler
 A. Redewill will leave to-day by i tage for Prescott and the northern { part of the territory, 10 interview the people in the interest of his piano busi- iess. MT. Redewill does the biggest , business of any man in Arizona, and , las extended his trade to all parts of . he territory, He did we'll when he vent north last year, and expects prosperous trip this season. Phoenix Gazette.
 Last Friday a party of our city peo- Dlc went over Doyles trail to the sum { nit of the peaks. The party consisted {; ,f Mrs. Alvord, c. II. Clark, Miss Mae aawkey, Miss Clements, and Rev. Dr. Coltman and wife. Mir Osbon, the photographer, accompanied the party md made some additions to his views ,f our beautiful scenery. Mrs. Colt nan was the first to stand on the sum ( nit The trail is excellent, and should { pc used by many of our people. c
 The Democratic slate as endorsed at he present writing presents the follow ng possibilities: Council, T. G. Nor is; House, II. D. Ross; Treasurer, George Babbitt; Sheriff, F. Fairchild f ,r J. J. Donahue; Probate Judge, J, 2. Joues; District Attorney, E. E. I Tho offices of Supervisors, Justices, Recorder, etc., are as yet iubjccts of still but desperate hunt. They will be found. however. IL Is A