The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

was in town Monday.
 Eighteen pounds of nice, light brow
 sugar at T. J. Ross for S1.
 Pants made to order at $S and up
 ward by s. T. Elliott & Co.
 T. J. Ross has put up new sign il
 front of his place of business.
 Charles Kelsey and wife, of Denver
 are stopping at the Bank hotel.
 An excellent suit of clothes made tc
 order for SS2 by s. T. Elliott X Co.
 For superior job printing the SUN office leads all other Arizona offices.
 Columbus Day, October 2lst, will be observed by the Flagstaff public school.
 BoRN.-In Flagstaff, on September 5, 1892, to the wife of c. II. Schulz, a daughter.
 ThS school trustees should have the flag pole fixed, so that "old glory'' can be run up.
 N. c. Layton, who has been confined to his room for several weeks past, is able to be around.
 S. T. Elliott & Co. have put up a handsome sign in front of their tailor ing establishment.
 All kinds of sheet iron aud tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Co.
 Mrs Il. Van Norman, who has been suffering from an attack of pneu- uonia, is recovering.
 It is said that the Fort Verde mili- tary reservation will in short time be throw open to settlement.
 FoR SALE.-Piano, hat rack, pict- ures and .arpets at half price. A. H. spellmire, t Babbitt Bros. J Lyon, tn wool buyer, returned Tuesday night from St. Louis and is ready to make .t lively for the other dealers in wool. Rev. Pierce, the Methodist minister, writes that he will alTivo here Satur- day, and that services will be held at the usual hours on Sunday. | DRESS MAKING.--A good fit and good work guaranteed at Mrs. Wheeler's, on corner north of Mrs. Prime's. Tailor system used. Prices reasonable. J. D. Selken was in from Pine Spri,,ss Tuesday. He says that vicin- ity is oae of the finest in the territory, and that there are number of stock ranches the.- and other stock raisers are coming in. FOR SALE.-h' 'andsome new Groom residence and ele. gant furniture, in- cludipg fine Knabe piano. The above are offered at great bargain, as the parties have left town. Apply to A. H. Spellmire, at Babbitt Bros. D. McCool, of Kansas t'ity, was in Flagstaff on Monday. Mir. McCool was formerly general manager of the Cali fornia Southern railroad, but resigned three years since on account of Ill health. He is at present interested in mining in Yavapai county. Judge E. W. Wells passed through here Monday evening on his return from Boston. Judge Wells will hold court in Mohave county next week. and after finishing the term there will hold the adjourned August term here commencing on the i7th inst
 The Republican territorial convsn- tion for the nomination of delegate to Congress and delegate at large meets iu Prescott to-day. Messrs. I. S. Clark, Gorham A. Bray and W. c. Stewart left yesterday to attend the convention as delegates from Coconino county.
 Dr. Losey will leave for Prescott on the 10th, and will return on the 18th. Parties wishing his services should ap- ply as soon as possible, in order to get the benefit of his time while here. The doctor says he has met with very fair success here, and is well pleased with Flagstaff.
 Sallow and leaden-hued colnplexions coon give place to the loveliest plnk-
 tite, when the use of Ayers Sar- 'as.,.,,,. is persisted in. and cosmetics t,.,a,, 'bandoncd Nothing can se,,atoyto;, he rosy glow of perfect health. which tlesses those who use this medicine. cop,ain George l. .'Oehderffor. of O. returned r, Friday from St. Johns where he mustered in tho officer huu 'n'n o' Co. K, N. G. A., numberin. ~ ine"' The officers are: George Est ~' cup tain; Albert F. Banta, first lieut., 'nah'' Charles Jarvis, second lieuten, ~i Captain Hochdcrffer says that tn ' members of Company K are very en- thusiastic, and St. Johns is likely to
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