The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-22
Fresh salt mackerel at Cofin's.

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 Marguerite cigars, 3 for 25 cents at Coflin's.
 Miss Hennessy left for Tombstone last week.
 G. A. Bray and wife are expected home today.
 c. H. Coffin has fresh vegetables and fruit and comb honey. '
 For nice, hobby hats, caps, gloves and furnishing goods, go to P. J. Bran mems.
 II. c. Hibbcn has been out on the road in the interest of Babbitt Bros. this week.
 David Finnie, who has been spending the winter in California, was in town this week.
 Frank Stine left Saturday night for Fresno, Cal, where he intends to en- gage in ranehing.
 John K. Tabor, a we'll known citizen of Williams, died in that place on Tues day after short illness.
 H, S. Van Slyck, general agent of the A. & P, wasin town Tuesday, look ing after business in his department,
 Star creamery, guaranteed as first class, 80 cents per pound, Fresh Kan sas eggs at p cents per dozen at the News Depot.
 II. Mundy, of Fl Paso, is here for the purpose ofpurchasing several thou sand head of stock sheep, if he can ob- tain them at what he considers fair prices.
 Warren NJ. Johnston, of Lees Ferry, is iu town attending court. His near est neighbor is 75 miles away, and as very few are crossing the river this year it is rather lonesome.
 Campbell & Francis purchased this week of "Scotty'' Blevins 1000 head of sheep at sixty cents per head, One year ago this band of sheep would have sold readily at two dollars per head.
 s. NJ. Torbett, an uncle of A. T. aSd Dr. P. G. Cornish, died on the 1lth instant, at his home in Old Spring, Ala Deceased was au attorney at law, and was held in high esteem all over Ala bama.
 A. T. Cornish and R. w. Bell are making arrangements to engage in the beer and ice business in Prescott. Mir Cornish will remain here and MT. Bell will have charge of the Prescott estab- lishment,
 It is said that deposit of coal has been discovered near Ash Fork. The parties who claim to have found the coal say it is large deposit, but the suspicious part of the business is that they will not tell the location unless a certain amount of cash is paid them beforehand.
 Probate Judge E. J. Babbitt has re- ceived notice of the apportionment to the various counties, of the territorial school funds as follows: Apache, $52O.75; Cochise, $405. 60; Coconino, s17o.SO; Gila, $1SO.25; Graham, s615.9O; Maricopa, $1,10l,6 50; Mohave, ss5. 15; Pima, s1 ,O3l 50; Pinal, s295. 40; Yavapai, s44O.62; Yuma, sl6o25.
 Little Charlotte Bray Pentland, after six days struggle with diphtheria, succumbed to the terrible disease last evening at 5 o'clock, Just an hour be- fore her death, she arose from bed alone and seemed improved. Her death is a terrible affliction to the family, as she was favorite not only in her own household, but with all who knew her. Mr, and Mrs, C. 4. Bray, of Flagstaff, with whom she lived 2 considerable time. were as much attached to her as though she was their own child, and | the news of her death will cause much sorrow to them. Although but eight years old, the little one bore up hero ically in trying to combat the disease, and when hope of recovery was aban- doned, she spoke as calmly and philo- sophically of her approaching death as a grown person, Her little threc-year. old sister, Florence, who is also alllic.e with the same disease, bat who was thought to be on tbc road to recovery, was taken worse last evening, and has beeq lowering between life and death ever since, with slight hopes for hel recovery The family has the sincere sympathy of the community in theil | of. f,,oo,.n1