The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-11
Ghs Cpfoniup SWreslg Sun.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

H. s. Van Slyck, the general passel
 ger agent of the A. & F., spent Sunda
 in Flagstaff.
 T. S. Bunch, district attorney (
 Apache county, was in town sever'
 days this week.
 The A. & P. railroad will make
 rate of one cent per mile during th
 Albuquerque fair,
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin wor
 including roofing and spouting, don
 by Hoxworth X Co.
 HousE FOR RENr-Five rooms; goo, location. Apply to
 If WALTER J. HILL,--
 Babbitt Bros claim to be unequale' in their stock of underwear. Call anC see if they can not substantiate thei claim.
 J.R. Gosney, who has been visiting his brother, E. S. Gosney, for the past two weeks. left for his home in Mis souri on Tuesday.
 J. r. Folger, for a long time day operator at the depot here, has gone tc Ash Fork, where he has a similar posi- ton with the A. X P. railroad,
 DRESS MAKING. A good fit and good work guaranteed at Mrs. Wheeler's, on corner north of Mrs. Primes. Tailor system used. Prices reasonable.
 Citizens of Flagstaff and vicinity stopping at the hotel at the Grand Canyon will be accorded special rates
 l. CHRIsMAN,
 W. H. Clark, the genial landlord of the Clark Hotel, at Holbrook, passed through here Sunday, on a six weeks vacation, which he intends to spend visiting relatives in California.
 Robert Friedline, Charles Kellar, Mrs. ". H. Yancey and daughters, and Misses Mollie Beasley and Sue Rumsey viewed the surrounding country from the summit of Mount Agassiz, Tuesday.
 J. E. Farnsworth has been appointed postmaster at Williams. The appoint ,ucnt is a good one. Mir. Farnsworth is now on visit to his old home in Kansas. aud on his return he will take charge of the office.
 From some oversight, the plat of the railroad company's addition to the town of Williams, and also the plat oi their addition to the town of Flagstaff Kaave not been filed in the Recorders | office in Coeonino county.
 Have we any truly great men at the present day? Some doubt it, and ask 10 be shown the modern Washington, Franklin or Webster, However this may be, of one thing we are sure, there never was greater blood purifier than Ayers sarsaparilla.
 FoR SALE.-The dining room and Kitchen furniture, together with all privileges connected herewith. This is fine opportunity for frst-class cook to obtain good business For further particulars enquire at the Del Monte hotel, Flagstaff, Arizona.
 The gasshoppers have destroyed about all the grass and grain oh the Beasley ranch, six miles northeast of here. J. A. Marshall, who has a ranch west of the Beasley place, has had a portion of his crop destroyed by these pests. While the grasshoppers have this season in this vicinity in larger numbers than heretofore, the only damage done has been on the aboye-mentioned ranches.
 The. Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix railroad has received about one hun dred carloads of steel, enough to lay twenty miles of track. Track-laying is delayed by the non-arrival of bolts, iishplatei and spikes, which are ex- pccted daily. On the arrival of these small but necessary articles track-lay- ing will be pushed for twenty miles, which will be the extent of that work for the present As fast as the grading is done the iron will be laid.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E. have ordered, through A. Rede- will, Mason & Hamlin's direct agent, a $500 organ. There are unmistakable advantages in dealing with company's direct and duly authorized agent, From dealers or sub-agents one is liable l to get secondhand, re-yarnished in- strument, or else one dust-worn and | rr-specked. Then, the factory is con tiuualIy making Improvements, and even in one month the improvements may be great. The companys warranty is likewise better than dealers or sub agents. who rarely pay any attention 10 recriminations of customers, once they have pocketed the money.