The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-06
Hor. D. Nj. Riordan will return home

The indications are that the rainy season is about over.
 B. Hook has closed up the Parlor Exchange chop house.
 Politics interest goodly number of our citizens at present.
 Mrs. w. H. Norman left Sunday for her former home in Erie, Kansas,
 The SUN is now prepared to do book binding in any style at city prices.
 J. II. Hoskins, Jr., and Charles Kel- Ter each have new Columbia bicycles.
 M. T. Black & Co., have disposed of their interest in the Parlor Exchange.
 A. E. FranRforter has put down a new sidewalk, in front of his business place.
 A couple of street fights occurred yesterday that were amusing to the bystanders,
 Jos. Gildner was thrown from a high wheel bicycle, Tuesday, and had his elbow dislocated.
 A number of quarrymen came in Friday to work in the Arizona Sand stone Co.'s quarry.
 Mrs. N. Locker left Sunday for Gun nison, Colorado, where she will spend the next three months.
 The clerk of the town council has a notice in this issue which it will be we'll for all taxpayers to read.
 Rev. I. T. Whittemore and T. c. Moffett left for Santa Fe last night. Mir. Moffett will return next week.
 Will Tinker, former Flagstaff boy, but now typo on the Journal-Miner at Prescott, was in town this week.
 If you have lot of magazines or any other periodicals you want neatly bound, bring them to the SUN office.
 In the absence of the pastor, there will be no preaching services in the Presbyterian church on next Sabbath.
 Mrs. B N. Freeman and little daugh- ter arrived, Friday, to join her hus- husband, and they will remain here a few weeks.
 J. w. Prince had his arm badly cut by the breaking of the main shaft belt at Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. s mill on Saturday.
 George Hoxworth and family are now located at 1160 South Ninth street, Denver, Colorado. MT. Hoxworth has good position there.
 Do not wear impermcable and tight fitting hats that consti'ict the blood vessels of the scalp Use Halls Hair Remover occasionally, and you will not be bald
 The court house bonds will be offered for sale Saturday. There has been considerable inquiry for these bonds, and it is more than probable that they will be sold easily.
 Charles Canall, he of Coconino, re- turned Friday from Santa Monica, where he has been for the past two weeks, enjoying bathing in the surf and other seaside luxuries.
 A large number of pine trees on the heights west of town are dying. They commence to turn yellow at the top and gradually the entire foliage be- comes affected, and the tree dies.
 MT. Percival Lowell and Prof. w. E. Story returned to Boston, Monday. MT. Story is professor of mathematics at the Clark university, Worcester, Mass. MT. Lowell will return here in October.
 J. Guthrie Savage left yesterday to attend the grand encampment, c. A. R., at Pittsburgh, Pa. He took with him a lot of mineral specimens, which will be placed in the cabinet of the college at his old home in Adrian. Mich.
 H. E. Bell has purchased an interest in the jewelry store formerly owned ! by Geo. H. Cook, and the firm is now Cook & Bell. MT. Bell is a popular young business man, apd is valuable acquisition to the business. s.--Journal- Miner.
 The only way to cure fever and ague is either to neutralize the posons which cause the disease or to expel them from the system Ayers Ague Cure operates in both ways. It is war ranted specific for all forms of malarial