The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Eo, reoistered to-day.

Gus May, of Challender, was il town yesterday.
 E. E. Ellinwood was in Prescott thi week on legal business.
 Eighteen pounds of nice, light browl sugar at T. J. Ross for Sl.
 Pants made to order at $S and up ward by S. T. Elliott X Co.
 The sheep men of this vicinity art engaged in their annual rodeo.
 An excellent suit of clothes made to order for sS2 by S. T, Elliott X Co.
 Rev. Father Dolje and his pupil, D. Hennessey, were in Prescott this week
 Aaron George returned Saturday from a, trip to Phoenix, Tempe and Tucson.
 J. Lyon, the wool buyer, is now in St. Louis, and expects to return here next week.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofug and spouting, done by Hoxworth x Co.
 E. S. Wilcox, while in Holbrook last Saturday, purchased another stage for his Grand Canyon stage line.
 Miss Floretta Shields, Presbyterian missionary to the Laguna Indians, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Coltman.
 HOUSE FOR RENT-Five rooms; good location. Apply to
 If WALTER J. HILL.
 The ladies of Winslow will give a fair for the benefit of the Union church, now under course of construction, dur ipp the third week in October.
 DRESS MAKING. A good fit and good work guaranteed at Mrs. Wheeler's' on corner north of Mrs. Primes. Tailor system used. Prices reasonable.
 The rooms on the corner of the Bab- bitt block, second floor, have been leased to the Republican League, and will be used as headquarters for that organization.
 The A. & P. railroad carry all eX- hibits to and from Albuquerque free oi charge, and race horses at half rates. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express carry all exhibits at half rates.
 G. A. Ringwald has opened a harness shop on the south side of the railroad tvo doors west of Aeker's butcher shop. Mir. Ringwald is first-class workman in his line, and solicits share of the public patronage.
 FOR SALE.-Handsome new Groom residence and elegant furniture, in- cluding fire Knabe piano. The above are offered at great bargain, as the parties have left town. Apply to A. u. speilmire, at Babbitt Bros.
 ". R. Edwards has opened drug store on Aspen street, opposite Baobitt Bros. store. Mir Edwards requests that the citizens of Flagstaff and yicin- ity who need anything in his line give him share of their patronage.
 Captain H. Hoffman, of inc United States Army, accompanied by his wife and child, visited the Grand Canyon this week. Captain Hoffman has been stationed at Fort Apache, but expects to be placed on the retired list upon his arrival at San Francisco.
 Five years ago I Had a constant cough, night sweats, was greatly re- duced in flesh, and had been given up by my physicians. f began to take Ayers Cherry Yeetsfal, and after using two bottles of. bxis medicine was com pletely cured. ."--Anga A. Lewis, Ric- ard, N. '.
 The New Mexico Agricultural Col legc and U, S. Experiment Station at Las Cruces will exhibit at the tcrritor- jal fair l50 varieties of wheat in the sheaf and grain, 70 of oats, i2 of bar lev, 27 of rye. also GO or more grasses and forage plants, and many textile and economic plants.
 MARRIED. On Monday evening last a quiet wedding occurred at the brides residence, only few friends and rela- lives being present, the contracting parties being Mir. E. $. Wilcox and Mrs. F. NJ. Brown, Rev. Robt. Colt man, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiating. The SUN office was tho re- cipient of large slice of wedding cake
 To-day f. J. Coalter, the well-known caterer and hotel man, again takes charge of the Bank hotel dining-room. The travelling public can rest assured that a first-elass meal awaits them at this popular bostlery. and MT. Coulter spares no pains in obtaining for his patrons the choicest yiands to be had in the markets. Tho fact that hotel which gives its guests good meal has n reputation beyond the confines of it's own country should be sufficient req son for our citizens to give the hotel