The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-25
THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1892.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

\. G. Layton is confined to his room by severe sickness.
 John Clark is remodeling his dwell ing nor h of town.
 DJim O'Neill is building an addition to his fruit stand.
 Miss Ada Grace, of Bellemont, l; visiting friends in this place.
 The SUN leads all other newspapers in Northern Arizona in circulation.
 Another water wagon will be put on next month, and it will fill a long-felt want.
 Colonel Corbin, of General McCook' s staff, was e visitor to the Grand Can yon this week.
 The conference of the M. E. church will be held in Prescott, commencing September 2sth
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Go.
 S. A. Galbraith and family left on Tuesday for San Antonio, Tex, where they intend to remain.
 J. F. Michael, editor of the Williams News, spent couple of days here this week in the interest of his paper
 HorsE FOR RENT-Five rooms; good location. Apply to
 If WALTER J. HILL.
 Charles R. Howard, Miss Briscoe and Mrs. J. II. HoskinS, Jr., arc visiting the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 The next session of the Territorial Worlds Fair Commission will be held in Flagstaff The date is not given,
 Mrs. A. S. Alvord and daughter, Miss Edith, left for Albuquerque Tues day, where they will reside in the future.
 Miss Ida Mehrens, of Beaver valley, is stopping with the family of (, F, Kathrens, and will attend our public school this term.
 Subscribers to stock in the Grand Canyon Hotel Company can obtain their certificates by calling at the Ari- zona Central Bank.
 The Democratic territorial conven- ton will be held in Flagstaff Septem- Der Fist. A good straight kick is a good thing some times.
 Rev. G. E. Pooler aud wife, of Will jams, were in town Tuesday. Mir Pooler has just returned from a two weeks trip to Phenix.
 Registration closes on October IS. If your name does not eppear on the great register you can not vote, So don't forget to register st once,
 Miss Stright and Miss Zuyier, mis- sionaries of the Presbyterian church m New Mexico, are visiting the family of Rev. Robert Coltman this week.
 DRESS MAKING. good fit and good work guaranteed at Mrs. Wheeler's, on corner north of Mrs. Primes. Tailor system used. Prices reasonable.
 Messrs, Whalen and Hinton, two A. < P. railroad freight conductors, the former from Peach Springs and the lat ter from Needles, were in town Mon- day.
 A good many wagon loads of fruit from the Verde valley are being mar keted here. The fruit is as fine as can be grown any where, and it finds ready sale.
 J. F. Daggs shipped a large whim to his ranch south of Prescott Junction on Tuesday. The whim will be used for drawing water from his 207 feet deep well at the ranch.
 Thomas A. Frye, who has been trav- cling through eastern and southern states during the past four months, re- turned on Saturday, and has resumed his old position with the Arizona Luni- Der & Timber Co.
 The trip of the baseball club to Pres i colt has been postponed until in the first week of September, the date not being known at present. The post ponement of the game is made at the request of the Prescott club.
 The clerk of the court has been-oc- cupied for several days this week in taking testimony in the land case of John Abeel, who is making final proof on a quarter section of section 22, John l Harrington being the contestant
 Few children can be induced to take physic without struggle, and no won der-most drugs are extremely nause- ating Ayers Pills, on the contrary, being sugar-coated, are easily swal- lowed by the little ones, and are, there fore, the fayorite family medicine,
 A wagon load of peaches from the Verde valley was sold one day last week in flow hours. The peaches ,rare sold at ton cents per pound, low