The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Salzman's.
 George II. Cook returned from Pres colt this week.
 Salzman gives fine stiff hat with every suit of clothing.
 Mark Eziekel, well-known travel man, was in town this week.
 For Sale.-My span of black horses, wagon and harness, M. Salzman.
 Where did you get that hat G'' Free at Salzman's with this suit of clothes.
 Frank Daggs went to Prescott June ton Tuesday evening, to remain sever al days,
 Easter Sunday was appropriately observed in the various churches in our city,
 No household should be without the Ideal oil Pump, Only few left at NJ. Salzman's,
 J. II. Hoskins, Jr., and wife, who are visiting in Los Angeles, are expect ed home Saturday,
 Attorney E. NJ, Doe left for Prescott on Monday evening, to attend to some legal business there,
 It is to be hoped that steps will shortly be taken to inaugurate q water system in Flagstaff.
 Call and get prices on blows, har- rows, seeders, wagons, buggies, buck boards, etc., at P. J. BEANnEN's.
 We are glad to see that number of our leading citizens are taking on in- terest in tue matter of incorporation.
 Copies of HE CoCoNTNo WEEKLY SUN can be obtained at Dr, Brannen's drug store and at John Abcers news stand.
 J. F. HochderiTcr had the misfortune to loose a valuable work horse while returning from his ranch on day last week.
 The incest variety of goods ever cx- hibited in Flagstag at Brannen's, con sisting of gents and ladies' wearing apparel
 Rev. J. II. Norton left for his old home in Rowley, Iowa, yesterday, being called there by the serious illness of his father.
 Harry Hoxworth has reopened the tin shop on railroad avenue. He has secured the services of competent timer, and invites patronage.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give rainbow festival and supper at Powsll's hall on Tuesday evening next. Preparations are being made for an excellent time.
 J. Guthrie Savage, Post Commander of Ransom Post No, 1, G. A. R., left for Prescott on Tuesday evening to- attend the Department Encampment which will convene on Thursday April Fist.
 Walter Winsor, who has been visit ing his old home in Fort Smith, Arkan- sas, returned to Flagstaff last Thurs day, almost entirely relieved of the rheumatism with which he was suf- fcrer last winter.
 Zekc Bowman, who was formerly connected with the Arizona Central Bank at this place, but who Is now travelingsfor an insurance company, was m town this week, renewing ac- auGintancc with our citizens.
 After varied experience with many so-called cathartic remedies. l am convinced that Ayers Pills give the most satisfactory results. rely exclusively ou these pills for the cure of liver and stomach complaints. - John B. Bell, Sr.. Abilene, Texas.
 Our immense spring stock of ladies dress goods opening up to-day. Don't fail to see them; everything new and stylish. Ladies, our fancy dress pat terms are simply immense. Come in and sec them, you will find what you are looking for in our stock.
 P. J. BRANNES.
 J. J.. Donahue and II. D. Ross have just received letter from Danby, Cal, stating that the Parker mine in which they are interested, at depth of twenty feet is producing orc that runs from S2O0 to 5000 per ton. The ledge is three feet and is widening. Mess. Donahue and Ross are interested in some more mines in the same dis trict. These mines are only six miles from line of A. & P. K. K. Senator Tabor is owner of some mines adjoin- ing them.
 A man whose name we did no learn, while attempting to ford the river in blackboard, at this place had a narrow escape from drowning. He was accompanied by little boy and entered the river on the north side. As soon as the current struck the