The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-05-24

iinery at Ladies Bazaar.
 A nice assortment of cream candy in today at the News Depot. {"
 The program of Ransom Post G. A. R. will Do found elsewhere in this issue.
 Try the Hoonau cigar at Coffin's. It is the best cigar in town for the money.
 Ice cold soda water, favored with the finest syrups, is what can be had at the News Depot.
 Flagstaff will havo q Fourth of July celebration and preparations have al- ready begun.
 NE. T. McGonigle has been appointed superintendent of the Arizona Lumber X Timber Co.'S. mill.
 FOR SALE OR RENT--The Williams livery stable. For terms and particu. lars address SANpFoRD RowE, Selig- man, Arizona.
 A. T. Cornish returned Saturday from trip to his old home in Alabama Mrs. Cornish and little Tim will remain a few months in Alabama.
 If the hair is falling out. or turning gray, requiring stlmulant with nour- ishing and coloring food, Halls Vege- table Sicilian Hair Renewer is just the specific.
 NThe work of repairing and putting in of new machinery at inc Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.'S. mill is pro gressing finely, and the box factor! and blaming mill will probably star up next week.
 The examination of Oscar Armstrong was held before Justice of the Peace Prime on Tuesday afternoon. The charge against him was horse stealing. There was no evidence against hm and he was dismissed
 NThe Chautauqua circle will hold it next meeting at the residence of George Hoxworth on next Tuesday night. The lessons are from page l32 to end of book, in "Song and Legend" |" and chapter XII in "Classic Latin"
 Tried and true is the verdict of peo- pie who take Hoods sarsaparilla. The good effects of this medicine are soon felt in nerve strength restored, appetite created and health given. Hoods pills do not weaken, but aid digestion aud tone the stomach. Trv them.
 / c. J. Babbitt, E. S. Gosney, c. H. Mcclure and H. H. Wheelock returned Monday from trip to the Providence mine in Touto Basin. The Simmons Hardware Co.,, of St. Louis, are inter- ested in this property and MT. Wheel ock is their representative, and he was well satisfied with the looks of the mine, which is good property. VA portion of the eighteen-inch tele- scope for the Lowell observatory has been received from Brashear, the Pitts burg optician. The shipment was made by express, and consist of the glass and eye pieces, and were valued at s6. 800, and the express charges were no small item. The observatory would have been completed by this time but for the delay in receiving freight. 'NProf. w. H. Pickering, of Cambridge, Mass, arrived Sunday. Prof. Picker ing will have charge of the Lowell ob- servatory at this place. Prof. Pickering has been recently connected with Har- yard observatory and has world wide reputation as an astronomer. He will be ably assisted in the observations of Mars by MT. A. E. Douglass. Later these gentlemen will be joined by Mir. Percival Lowell.
 Joseph Mellison, a sheepherder in the employ of J. B. Tappan, was found dead in his cabin two miles south of Challender on Monday. Justice of the Peace Milligan went to Challender and thence to the ranch and held an inquest Tuesday. From the evidence given Mellison committed suicide by shooting himself through the chest with Win chester rifle, and that the deed was cDmmitted on last Friday, as he left Challeudcr that day and told several parties that if he did not return in two days to look for him and they would find "stilf"