The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.


 Rev. G. E. Pooler, of Wiuslow, was in town Monday.
 John Sanderson will occupy his new store room next week.
 Mrs. II. D. Ross returned Saturday from visit to the east.
 Fine stock of cream candies just re- ceived at the News Depot.
 Mrs. C. H. Richardson, of Williams, spent Monday in this place.
 Fresh, choice cranberries received every werF at the News Depot.
 The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits.
 W. F. Taliafierro, of the A. & P land department, was in town Saturday and Sunday.
 The Howard Sheep Co. have filed their articles of incorporation with the county recorder.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by HOXworth & Co.
 E. G. Grcening, Los Angeles cattle buycr, shipped eleven carloads of cattle 10 Los Angeles Monday.
 nv. C. Stewart left Monday for Pres colt on legal business. He will go to Kin2man before he returns.
 Hugh E. Campbell left Monday for Los Angeles. Madame Kumor has it that he will not return single.
 J. B. Jones, the Challendcr mcr- chant was in town Monday, making purchases from our merchants.
 Dr. R. NJ. Francis left Monday for his former home in Spring Hill, Mo, He expects to be absent about fifteen days.
 Why suffer when Wright's paragon headache and neuralgia remedy will Ncure you. Sold at D. J. Branneu's drugstore
 For town lots, the purchase or lease of railroad lands, apply to c. II. Fan cher. General Agent of Land Dept, Albuquerque, N. NJ. The American Beauty" a floral  panc'-picture, to be given all our read CTS for Thanksgiving present, is a beautiful work of art.
 The new floral panel-picture, req dy for delivery to our readers for Thanks giving present from us, is described at length in another column.
 C. K. NewhalI, of Albuquerque, was in town a couple of days this week: He is clerk for Receiver Schofeld, of the Albuquerque National bank.
 Rev. Father billy left Thursday for Tucson. During hls stay here Rev. billy made many friends, and the SrN regrets to note his departure.
 Miss Olive Welch is teaching school in Crozier, Mohave county. Flagstaff has furnished Mohave county with two excellent and capable teachers.
 T. J. Emans shipped Monday twelve carloads of cattle to Kansas City. The cattle were from the ranches on the Verde. and were in prime condition
 The Journal-Miuer says it would like to know the address of F. B. Jacobs, the surveyor, formerly of Prescott. Others in Prescott would like to do the same thing.
 The importance of keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition cannot be ovcrestimated. Hoods sarSaparilia is a great remedy for regulating and inyig0ratng these organs. Hoods pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, ou the liver and bowels. 25c.
 Vim. G. Coffin, of Pairmount, Kansas, left last week for Los Angeles, where he will spend the winter. Col. Coffin has been prominent republican, and for many years resided in Washington, D. C., but is now taking life easy. Mrs. F. S. Clark, Mrs. r. G. Cornish and G II. CoGiu, of this place, are his grand children.
 The man who called himself Frank Robinson, and was arrested under sus- picion of heing an escape from the Phoenix jail, proved to be James Gray aud Deputy Sheriff Widmer, of Phoenix, came after him Saturday and returned him 10 inc Maricopa county bastile. Gray is wanted Qn charge of Grand lar "2ny. James, who escaped with Gray,