The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-08-11

at the depot.
 Sheriff 0. B. Little, of Apach
 county, was in town yesterday.
 The Flagstaff public school opened
 Monday with an attdndance of ninet.
 pupils
 Dr. W. NJ. Johnston, the William
 physician, was in Flagstaff few hour
 on Sunday
 | w. C. Bayless has closed his barbe'
 shop and taken charge of the Bayles
 Bros. flock of sheep,
 c. R. Bayless has returned to Flag
 staff, and has accepted position 1T
 Vail's Parlor Exchange.
 Probate Judge Jones yesterday is-
 sued a marriage license to C. B. Winne
 and Miss Grace Durham, both of Will. jams
 A party of ten from Omaha, Neb., is expected here tomorrow, and they will start on Saturday for a visit to the Grand Canyon.
 J, Guthrie Savage, Court Commis- sioner, informs us that the District Court will be adjourned from the 18th of August until September l7th
 There is a good deal of complaint about the foul condition of the town spring, and some action should be taken to put it in proper condition for use.
 PIANO TUNNG. Pianos tuned and placed in first-class condition by Rex Forster, tuner, Apply at residence, or address postolllce, care J. A. Vail's Exchange
 Ashton Nebeker, who has been here for several months, left for Utah last week He expects to be absent about two months, and will bring his family with him when he returns.
 Robert Ellzey returned last Saturday from thirty-days trip through Cali fornia, Oregon, Washington, Utah and Colorado. Bob is one of the steady A. & P. operators, aud is now stationed at Prescott Junction.
 Clothing sales agent wanted for and vicinity-unprecedented | to man of pluck and push Commissions yield 5000 in- come to the right man in the right place. WANANAKER & BROWN, Phila- ielphia, Pa
 Much injury is done by the use of griping compounds taken as In Ayers Pills, the pa tent has mild but effective cathartic, hat can be confidently recommended llike for the most delicate patients as yell as the most robust.
 Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells and heir accomplished daughter, Miss Helen, leave early this week for Bos- on. Miss Wells will remain in the alter city for several months, to com ,lete her musical education in the New ,nglaud University of Music, Jour al-Miner
 s. NJ. McCowan, superintendent of he Herbert Welsh Institute at Fort Iohave, spent several days in town his week. He reports the school as eing very prosperous, and that there Till be an attendance of fully 200 In- ian children at the opening of the chool next month. A. Redewill, the piano agent from ; 'henix, this week purchased from P :. Brannen several residence lots, on mich he contemplates building cot age. He did a good business in Flag .ati this trip, having disposed of a umber of fine instruments, and tuned early every piano and organ in town.
 Presbyterian services, next Sunday; ( abbath school, 10 a. m; morning ser ice, II q. m; subject, " All Were vaiting." Young peoples society at p. m. At 8 p. m. there will be the econd lecture of the Pilgrims Prog ess series, with special program of music and responsive readings. All re cordially invited.
 A letter to the Board of Trade from he commanding officer at Fort Whip e states that about 100 soldiers will amp in this vicinity some time during august or September provided wood ud water will be furnished free of harge. A reply has been sent stating hat both wood and water will be fur ished free by our citizens, but no uswer has at this writing been re- eiyed
 Mary O'Brien went before Justice iibson last week and swore out war ant against William Butts, charging i'm with horse-stealing. Butts had eft the country and got as far as Iitchell N. NJ, where he was arrested y Deputy Sheriff iairchild. Butts re- urned willingly and stood an exami- lation, but Mrs. O'Brien could furnish