The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Fine assortment of cream candies at Cofiu's,
 For choice souer krout, go to the News Depot.
 George II, Cook came up from Nee dlcs Monday.
 F. w. Volz has been appointed post master at Canyon Diablo.
 Fine stock of cream candies just re- cciycd at the News Depot.
 Bain Black left Saturday for a visit ,o his old home in Kansas.
 F.. s. Clark left for Needles Monday and expects to return today.
 The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits. F. L. Rogers, member of the board of supervisors, was in town Tuesday. T. J. Ross returned Friday from a visit to his former home in Arkansas. J. R. Fitzpatrick has moved his hocks N of sheep to his winter range near PhocuiX.
 N r. ]. HochderGer and son Fred, are in Phoeuix, where they intend spend ing the winter
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done NJ by Hoxworth x Co. s Harry Kilbourne and wife left Tues a day for Riverside, Cal, where they will rc,ldo iu the future.
 For ''good old Kansas sorghum" go f f, C. II. Cofiin's. He has it by the N barrel or the gallon.
 A new line of the latest styles in ladies' calling cards have just been re- ccived al the SUN office.
 <. g. Ackcr, of this place, and C. E. Boyee. If Williams, have each filed lutcLer bonds with the recorder Challender has new postmaster John B. Jones. the merchant at that place, received the appointment last week.
 Why suffer when Wright's paragon headache and neuralgia remedy VII cure you. Sold at D. J. Brannen'
  drugstore
 For town lots, the purchase or leas of railroad lands, apply toC. II. Fan cher. General Agent of Land Dept Albuquerque, N NJ.
 You will be pleased to read the an nouncement we make in another col umn about the Thanksgiving presen for all our readers.
 P. D. Berry returned Saturday frof trip to the cast. He visited the m'r ing sections of Colorado but found littl or nothing doing there.
 Union Thanksgiving service will b held in the NJ. E. church at Il o'clocE on Thursday, the S0th inst, Rev. ] e. Mofrett will preach the sermon
 Have you heard of the splendi Thanksgiving present to our readers a beautiful floral panel-picture oiIs which we describe in another co umn?
 The timber on the Norris sectlol two miles east of town, is being cut c hv the Arizona Lumber & Timber C' N. A. Cameron has tie logging co A tract.
 Rev. Bovard, superintendent or ! r missions in Arizona, preached t' interesting sermons in the M' E. chur on Sunday. Rev. Bovard left Mond' for Williams and Prescott.
 Saturday the Arizona Cattle | shipped three carloads of cattle to H,', n' sas City, and eleven cars to strong C.' Kansas They were sold to Dan C ven, Kansas cattle buyer.
 The ladies of the Catholic church Winslow will give an entertalnmen' Friday night, Nov. 2i. The ent.r'o raert will be of a musical and iiter' & character, and will close with the !" of Box of Monkeys" John Harce, the pioneer ol Grand Canyon, who has been Ill to for several days, left Monday TOT canyon. He will go into winter q' tcrs in the cabin three miles down trail, where no frost will reach mn
 G. A. Bray is mourning the ioe
 his driving horse, Billy" He w
 gentle and intelligent animal anu
 valued as a family horse' ano
 ,vnnlS aUo he was turned out ioi