The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-25

The county officials will move into the new courthouse Saturday.
 The greatest line of samples of s5 pants on earth at Calhoon's, the tailor.*
 Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe.
 Gents, go to Rogers for your fine shoes. A nice patent leather the latest.
 For sale--A lot of household goods, cheap. Apply at the residence of J. B. Tappan.
 FOR SALE-Neat five room house and lot good we'll of water on premi- ses. Apply at SUN office.
 F. A. Armitage, Rabbit Bros mer- chant tailor, is an artistic cutter, and suits made by him are always elegant | fits.
 Wanted-Gentle saddle horse for the keeping. Will give it good care. Only six miles drive day. Apply to F. G. Calhoon.
 Williams was visited by hailstorm on Monday. Oldtimers say it was the hardest rain and hail storm that has ever occurred in that place.
 FOR SALE-House and lots on Cherry avenue, Flagstaff. Inquire of Mrs. Adam Mohlenpah, Fort Wingate, New Mexico, or Asa Clark.
 Probate Judge Layton has issued an order for the sale of the Scott estate. The estate comprises town lots in the burned district in Williams.
 The Arizona Central bank savings department pays fair interest and affords convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit.
 The game of baseball on Sunday at Winslow between the nine at that place and the Williams nine resulted in score of 34 to in favor of Will Hams.
 Why go out of town or send away for cheap clothes when you can have suit made in frst-class style and per feet fit at Babbitt Bros tailoring de partment.
 The Sheepherders' and Woolgrowers' Association of Arizona will hold meet ing at the Bank Hotel on Saturday, July 27th, to make arrangements for sheep rodeo.
 Just received, case of ribbed under wear, $135 a suit. Can't wear them out, is what every one says when they look at them. Rogers is the place for furnishing goods.
 There will be glove contest at Will Hams tomorrow night between "Kid" Dovey, the bantam weight of Albu- querque. and Billy Scott of Williams, for purse of $25O.
 A game of baseball will be played here Sunday between the Flagstaff nine and the Williams twirlers. The game will be for a purse of $50, and will be an interesting one.
 The average male citizen of Flag staff likes to wear well-fitting clothes, and when he desires a good suit and a perfect fit he gets the suit from F. A Armitage, the cutter at Rabbit Bros. :
 The drought was broken Saturday by gentle rain, which continued at intervals until Sunday. It has rained nearly every day since. The rain came in time to assure an abundant crop of potatoes in this section.
 A couple of herders discovered what is supposed to be big silver find last week near Bellemont. One of them has gone to Jerome to have an assay made, and the people of Bellemont are anxiously awaiting his return.
 A Chin csc merchant of Flagstaff was before the district court to-day charged with being resident of Arizona con- trary to the registration laws. He was permitted to remain, being absent in China during the time the registra- tion was in force. ce.-Journal-Miner
 There will be a twenty-five round glove contest at Rabbits Hall next Saturday night between Billy Lewis of Fl Paso and "Soldier" Dismond of Fort Whipple. The match is for $2Oo side. The two men have been want ing to come together for some time. Their money is up and it will be a sure go. There will be preliminary