The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-10-12

Fine assortment of cream candies at Coflin's.
 Tom Fryer returned from Fl Paso, Tex, yesterday.
 J. B. Todd loft Monday for a short trip to Needles.
 Fine stock of cream candies just re- ceived at the News Depot.
 Weatherford, at the New York store, is selling out at cost. See his goods.
 E. s. Clark left yesterday for Needles, and will. be absent until the first of next week.
 Fresh fruit, creamery butter. ranch and Kansas eggs always on hand at the News Depot.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick returned Monday from Albuquerque, where he has been since the fair at that place.
 Donavan & Heller and T. 4. Riordan shipped three carloads of sheep from Ash Fork to Los Angeles today.
 John Fielding and wife. of Hack berry, were passengers on No. yester- day, bound for the Worlds Fair.
 G. B. Farrell. of Las Vegas, friend of Judge Milligan, is in town this week Mr. Farrell is an expert optician.
 The goods at the New York store were bought for cash and selling at cost means the very lowest prices. '
 The mortgage sale of the Bayless sheep and realty, has been postponed for one week. The sale will take place on Wednesday, October 18th, at p. m.
 c. F. Kathrens writes from Airing ton, Kansas, that he is visiting and eat ing yellow-legged chickens, but will soon go to work. He is hungry for Flagstaff news and orders the SUN sent to him.
 The Globe Belt says; Word was re- ceived here several days ago of the death of Edward Rose, at his home in Pleasant Valley. The deceased was an exemplary citizen, and his death is a loss to the community.
 Mir. J. E. Bland, manager of the Daily Argus, of Alameda, Cal, stopped over here on his way home from the Worlds Fair, in order to see bigger thing, the Grand Canyon of the Colo rado river. He took Mondays stage for the greatest wonder of the world.
 Father Quetu and Ed. Horne re- turned yesterday from their trip to the Grand Canyon. They say that nothing can picture the grandeur of the scene aue meets with, and they would advise all who wish to take vacation to not pass the canyon by.--Journal-Min er. 
 A fine head of hair is an indisp ,nsa- ble element of beauty. Ayers Hair Vigor maintains youthful freshness and luxuriance, restores to faded and gray hair its original color. prevents bnld' ness, removes dandruff, and cures scalp diseases. It gives perfect satisfaction, E. M. Murphy has been elected pres ident of the S. F., P. & P. railroad, Mr. Murphy has earned his promotion, as it has been largely through his eff forts that the new road has been fin ished to Prescott. Mir. D. B. Robinson resigned because all his time is taker up as vice. president and general man | ager of the Santa Fe system.
 The Tucson Citizen saysi United States Attorney Ellinwood will reside in Tucson. He has rented the new Dennis cottage, corner of Miltenberl | ana NFOSctll eltects, ucii thVSOutucii Pacific station, which he will move into shortly. The Citizen is always glad t' see good men come to Tucson, and wei comes Mir. Elliuwood as such.
 4 fine dog, owned by Ed. Whipple was bitten by skunk short tint ago. Yesterday the dog went mad ant Mir. Whipple killed him. This is tn second dog within two weeks that ha been killed for the same cause. It i probable that there are other dogs il town which have been bitten by tn mad ones, and our citizens should keel sharp lookout for vicious animals an' kill them at once.
 Rev. J. r. Pierce, formerly of Breck cnridgc, Mo, but for several years resident of Arizona, was iu Tempe ol Monday visiting with P. A. Price ant ". L. Van Horn. Rev. Pierce is nov | ..unto, ,t Flo of anl