The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-04-26

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 Marguerite cigars, for 25 cents at Coffin's.
 K. H. Cameron is the latest victim of the humps.
 Mrs. J. D. Newman returned from Los Angeles yesterday.
 Call for late styles and beautiful mil linery at Ladies' Bazaar.
 A nice assortment of cream candy in today at the News Depot
 For nice tender steak go to Hawks x Hcnnessy, in tho Babbitt building.
 D. O. Wickham and wife, of New York, visited the Grand Canyon this week.
 Mrs. J. W. Francis and Mrs. J. L. Treat, of Challendcr, were in town yesterday.
 Hawks & Hennessy make their own bologna sausage, aud it is made from the choicest meats.
 A. G. Hubbard and wife, of Califor. mia, left for visit to the Grand Can yon this morning.
 We guarantee satisfaction-$l per dozen; $2.50 dozen for cabinet photos, Leeka & Chandler.
 J. II. Allen left for his former home in Fremont county, Iowa, yesterday. He will be absent about one month.
 Mrs. John Tabor has filed with the county recorder a plat of the Tabor addition to the townsitc of Williams.
 Jesse Seligman, the we'll known New York iiuancier, died at San Diego on Monday. His death was unexpected.
 A. w. Kinsie has commenced work in his road district and has done a good job in clearing up the streets south of the railroad.
 FoR SALE OR RENT-The Williams livery stable. For terms and particu- lars address SANDFoRD ROWE, Selig- man, Arizona.
 One hundred and sixty acres, home- stead, in Monterey county, Cal, for sale, for s200 cash, or will trade for cattle. Apply to c. JANTzEN.
 c. F. Morgan, Jake Spitz, Sig si- mond and Oscar Ballermoran. all trav- cling men from San Francisco, regis tered at the Bank hotel this week
 Miss M. c. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas, the former a sister and the latter sister, in-law of Professor A. E. Douglas, stopped of here Monday on their way east from California and remained until today.
 The Chautauqua circle will hold their next meeting at the M. E. parsonage on Tuesday evening, May 1st. The lessons will be from chapter to the bottom of page 9S in "Soug and Le- gend,n and chapter 8, in "Classic Latin"
 Jesse Seligman, the New York mill ionaire, passed through here on Satur- day in his private car Wyandotte, on his way to Coronado Beach, Cal. The party consisted of the millionaire and wife, two daughters, man aud private secretary.
 An unique and enjoyable entertain ment was given at Babbitt's hall on last night. The program consisted of the lullabys of all nations, the music interspersed with tableaux. The entertainment was given for the benefit of the Presbyterian church.
 A lot of fine carp, caught in Rogers lake, were on sale at Acker's meat markeC Monday. The carp placed in the lakes in this vicinity a few years ago have thrived finely and increased in numbers to such an extent that the waters of the lakes are alive with them.
 Thomas Rickcl and family returned to Flagstaff Saturday from Cincinnati, where they have been living for the past two years. MT. Rickel has pur- chased the Chapman property in the north end of town, and he will resume his old position with Babbitt Bros. Tom has many friends here who gladly wei come him back.
 Chas Kendall, who is walking from New York to Sau Francisco, on wager of $lO,000, stopped over here Friday night, Randall is q professional pcdcs- triau and started from New York with ten cents in his pocket and in accord