The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-09-28
Luscious peaches at Geo. II. Coilin's.

was in town yesterday.
 .Thos. Howe returned from visit to the Worlds Fair Monday.
 Miss Nettchen Klein, of Albuquerque, is visiting Mrs. George Jensen.
 The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits. '"
 Stop that cough by using Red Cross Cough Syrup. Sold at Brannen's drugstore.
 For "good old Kansas sorghum" go to G. II. Coffin's. He has it by the barrel or the gallon. The Daggs Bros. have several fast horses here. They were in the races at the Albuquerque fair.
 A party of Prescottites will visit the Grand Canyon next week, leaving here on Tuesday morning.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth x Co. A new line of the latest styles in ladies' calling cards have just been re- ceived at the SUN office, The Arizona Lumber and Timber Co., are filling large order for boxes and crates for the Earl Fruit Co.,, of Los Angeles.
 The Salvation army will probably establish barracks in Flagstaff at an early date, if they receive the proper encouragement.
 Will II. Fisher came in from San Diego yesterday morning. MT. Fisher intends purchasing large number of mutton sheep in this vicinity.
 Miss Myr,le Buck, of Holbrook, a sister of Distict Attorney Zuck, who has been visiting friends here for several days, left for Prescott yesterday.
 Certificates have been issued to the following teachers by the board of school examiners: Sallie E. Gibson, 1st grade; Maggie Branncn' Olive Welch and Anna Brothers, each second grade certificates.
 To eradicate the poisons which pro- duce fever and aguc, take Ayers Ague Cure, It cures without leaving any in- iurous effect upon the system, and is the only medicine in existence which may be considered an absolute antidote for malaria.
 Father billy, A. II. Spelmire. M. J. Doran and Rev. T. C. Mofett, of this place, and Father Quetu and Ed. Horn, of Prescott, left for the Grand Canyon Tuesday. They intend to remain about ten days, enjoying the awe-inspiring scenery of this great wonder of nature.
 Ayers sarsapariila does what no l0ther medicine in existence can do. It searches out all impurities in the sys- tenn and expels them harmlessly through the proper channels. This is twhy Ayers sarsaparila is so pre-emi- luently effective as a remedy for rheum- atism.
 The greatest rainfall since May oc- cured last night. The mountains north of town are covered with snow. East of Winslow to Albuquerque the rain was very heavy and the A. & F. 7 railroad is washed out in a number ot places, and it is uncertain when trains will be in from the east.
 } Professors Gulley and Boggs. of tho , territorial university, were here severa days this week, looking over this sec
 ton in regard to storage of water fol ) irrigation purposes. They were wei , pleased with our pine clad mountain and valleys, and somewhat surprised t' l find excellent fields of grain and pota @ toes grown without irrigation. Messrs. Lesser and Sawyer, of Win y slow, and John Denair, master of trans
 portation of the A. 6 P. raih oad, lei 0 Winslow Monday for the Gabel dlstr1c d in the San Juan mining region. The :. have recently erected some new ma r chinery with which they believe that d > the gold in gravel can be saved. If e should prove to be the case the prof '- erty known as the Gabcl claims WI t prove to be a great bonanza. |! The CoCoNINo SUN, published ." Flagstaff, has entered on the elevent T. year of it's existence. It has bee
 changed to an eight-pagc paper, an l. presents a handsome appearance. Nil
 Funston, the editor, says he has made