Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-06
FRIDAY'S DAILY.

NAhAA N bAAL1s
 Attend the lecture tonight.
 Quarterly examination of teachers
 next Monday.
 The recorders office failed to fur.
 nish a single item today.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Blake re.
 turned last evening from Phenix.
 The train on the r. X A. C. Rail.
 road succeeded in reaching Selig-
 man to-day.
 r. J. Norton, bookkeeper for B
 L.antry x Sons, is expected on this evenings train.
 Rev. G. II. Adams will leave to- morrow for ten days trip to Cali
 fornia
 \. J. Heal returned to day from a week s prospecting trip in the Chap arral country.
 The lecture at the Baptist Church to- 'ght Is to be illustrated by about loO candles and caadlesticks.
 The noon train on the \. F.. P. & ] t. Railroad failed to arrive to day, owing to the engine being derailed in the yard at Ash Fork. C. N. Gregory, brother of B. Ian ' try A Sons assistant boookkeeper, r.. F.. Gregory, arrived in Prescott "Wednesday evening for visit hero
 James j. Stewart will leave to morrow for his former home in Missouri wherc he wlll engage in business.
 Nj. F.. Morin will leave o-morrow for visit to his old homein Illinois. ] He will of course take in the Worlds Fair during his absence. \ Prof Mannix, the new principal of the Prescott public school ar rived on last evenings train and is stopping at the Williams House.
 Andrew J. Herndon has secured Glla monster to take back to Mis- sour with hun. He expects Co leave on Monday.
 A large number of scholars aud friends of the Episcopal Sunday School went out this morning on the =. F.. r. & r. train to Point of Rocks for picnic.
 Spurgeon's lecture on Candles. to be delivered tonight bv one of bis students in the Baptist Church at < o'clock. Hon. T. G. Norris presides.
 \ number of our people are now buslly engaged in harvesting wild grapes, which grow in the gulches and canyons ID the vicinity of Pres colt. The crop is said io be unusu ally large this year
 Mrs T. J. Butler presented this office, to-day, with a choice speci- men of pomegranite sent to her by j. F. Meador, of Phenix. The fruit was raised on Mir Meador's orchard l and lt Is as fine in quality and size l as are to be found anywhere.
 Why suffer with headache and l neuralgia9 Wught's paragon head | ache remedy never fails. Safe, sure, soothing to the nerves. Does not | disturb the stomach, and induces sleep. Try II. For sale by W. W. | Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Mrs. McGowan is preparing to open a dining room in the Williams House about the middle of the present month. In the meantime the house having been thoroughly renovated, can furnish first class for lodgers. Spe- ciai accommodations are afforded for families.
 Dr. Allderdice has moved from the Bellevue into the office on office row formerly occupied as a reading room by the keeley Institute, the latter occupying one room now instead of two as formerly.
 Bro. Christy land Sister Taylor, fl health permit will conduct the services at the Baptist Church at II o'clock on Sunday morning, and Pastor Joseph Smale breaches in .he Tent at < o'clock on Sunday evening There will be an after noon service in the Tent on Sunday at 3 o'clock.
 Lustrous pearly white teeth and firm ruby gums, make beautiful teeth more charming, and the plain est ones attractive. Use Wiglt's Myrrh tooth soap and secure them. "A Toilet Gem" 25c. For sale by w W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 The Albuquerque Citizen an lOunces that very encouraging news S at hand for the early resumption ,f work on the $. F., P. & P. rail 'oad. If the editor of the Citizen eads the JOURNAL MINER he should ,now that work has never ceased on he road. The force has been cut town. but work has been in progress Ill the time.
 The Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix i'y. announce another reduction in Worlds Fair passenger rates. Com , nencing to-day the round trip rate las been reduced to $500. Tickets , imited to thirty days returning.