The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-20

Hagerman.
 WANTED--A chan,bermaid at the Bank hotel.
 See samples of $4 pants made to order at Rogers. Y
 w. B. Porter, at Bayless' barber shop, will do any odd job for you.
 If you want the best hat at the lowest money go and see J. w. Weath- erford.
 An enjoyable and we'll attended social was held at the residence of Mrs, s. T. Elliott last night.
 E. R. Jones reports the grasshop- pers at work on his crops of grain and as having cleaned off entirely several acres.
 The place to buy your summer suits is at J. w. Weatherford's gents fur nishing store. He will fit you out will, suit to cost from S5 to s2O.
 The Arizona Central bank savings department pays fair interest and affords Il convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit.
 FoUNp-Two punches of keys; the button hook attachment conveys the information that ''CroSs gives away pianos" Call at TIE SUN office.
 Miss Sarah Bernhart was married to W. H. Powers at Milton Tuesday night. Probate Judge Layton has issued another marriage license for the coming week.
 Karl's Cluver Root, the great blood purifier, gives freshness and clearnrss to the complexion and cures couslipa- tion; 25 cents, 50 cents and $l. For sale by w. R. Edwards. |"
 Flagstaff generously entertained the California editors and the delegates ln the Grand Army cncampmeut, proving that it's population are enrerpri>ing and hospitable. e.-Albuqucrque Citizen.
 Mrs. T. $. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn, says: 'Shilnh's Vitalizcr saved my life. consider it the best remedy for debiItated system 1 ever used. " For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. For sale by w. R. Edwards.
 While in Prescott the other day District Attorney Jones did the best he could to disabuse the public mind uf that city of the impression that seemed to prevail that Flagstaff would not celebrate the glorious Fourth in her usual happy way.
 The new fire hall has been put in good shape for the care of the outfit. A rope is attached to the NJ. E. church bell rope and electric appliances have arrived for the hall and the residence of Chief Bush. They will soon be put in by Electrician Canall.
 Hugh Morrison, who was in from HuI's ranch yesterday, reports the discovery of d new fish pond eight miles south of Challcnder. It is not a very large body of water, but it is fairly alive with fish of the trout family. Mi. Morrison says the vicinity of the pond is an admirable hunting ground, as it abounds in deer aud antelope.
 The Grand Army of the Republic of this territory did the proper thing when it elected Captain Schindler as its department commander. There is nu man on the Pacific coast more devoted to this noble army of patriots than Capta'u Schindler, or who has done more to promote its welfare. This recognition of his abilities and services was one well merilcd. d.-Jonrnal Miner.
 Prof. G. w.. E. Hill, of Iowa. whr has been feet uring in Southern Arl' zona on the temperance question. will be in Flagstaff Saturday, Sunday and Monday next. On the evening ot each of these days he will speak at the NJ. E. church. Sunday at II q. m. ht will speak at the Presbyterian churcl aud at 8 p. m. at Babbil.'s hall, Goo' music will accompany the lectures an, every body is invited. Admission free
 The members of the Editorial Assn citation of CaIifprnla are back to th' grind of newspaper life after glimps' at the great country of Arizona. Th'
 band serenaded them at Prescott, whil they were en route to Phoenix. and T