The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-05-17

ln town Monday.
 G. II. Coffin has just received fresh barrel of sorghum. I Call for late styles and beautiful mil, linory at Ladies' Bazaar.
 A nice assortment of cream candy ir today at the News Depot
 Donovan & Heller arc shearing theil bands of sheep at Bellemout this week.
 Try the Hoonaa cigar at Coffin's. Il is the best cigar in town for the money.
 Mrs. Charles Knop left Sunday for | three months visit to her old home in Germany.
 Ice cold soda water, favored with the finest syrups, is what can be had at the News Depot.
 One of the hardest sand storms oi the year prevailed along the line of the railroad on Tuesday, |. 1 \ Godfrey Sykes is making row boat for E. S. Gosney. The boat will be used on Marshall's lake.
 John Abecl has leased the old Dykes stand and is rcftting it, preparatory to putting in fruit and cigar stand.
 Rev. J. T. Pierce made an interesting and instructive talk to the boys and girls of Flagstaff on Sunday afternoon.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen left Saturday for Prescott. The doctor is interested in some mining property near that place, and in which rich strike was recently made.
 Dr. Pentland, the Prescott dentist, owing to the amount of dental work on hand, has concluded tn remain another week. All those in need of dental work should call on the doctor this week.
 The observatory is rapidly approach ing completion. A large quantity of material was received this week from Boston. and Mir. Douglass expects to have the building completed by the 25th inst,
 Ransom Post G. A. k. is making preparations to observe Decoration day in an appropriate manner. An invita- ton has been extended the post at Williams to take part in the ceremonies of the day.
 Promoters of genuine mining booms do not lose their heads when the reli- ability of the mines they "boom" is questioned. This item is written for the pcrusaluof the editor of the Will. jams News, c. C. Ashley, manager of the Over man Wheel Co.'S. Los Angeles agency, was In town yesterday. They arc the makers of the Victor bicycles, and F.. W. Sisson is the agent at this place for that machine.
 Sunken eyes, pallid complexion. and disfguring erpptions indicate that there is something wrong within. Ex- pei the lurking foe to health, by puri- lying the blood with Ayers sarsapa- rilla. Cures erysipelas, eczema, salt rheum, pimples and blotches.
 "Ten people out of dozen are in- valids," says a recent medical author ity. At least eight out of these ten, it is safe to allow, are suffering from some form of blood disease which a per sistent use of of Ayers sarsaparilla would be sure to cure. Then, don't be au invalid:
 Ben c. Jordan. editor of the Shaft, at Vanderbilt, Cal, was in town Mon- day. The Shaft has just put in a new office and hereafter the paper will be printed and published in Vanderbilt. Mir. Jordan says that the mines in that district are all looking well, and that it is bound to be q prosperous camp. lyJ. w. Weatherford has leased the Murphy building and has force ot carpenters at work remodeling the in- terior. A partition will divide the room and cue half will be occupied by Mir. Weathertorq with stock of gents furnishing goods. The other half will be occupied by Cox < Crawford as a barber shop.
 The Western Uuiou Telegraph com. pauy is throwing all the obstacles that it can in the way of the Postal Tele graph company, which is building'' line across 10 the coast along tho lint of tho A. & r. railroad. The Western Union has had monapoly af the busi ness so lonfy that it ucill t,Uht all upr