The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-26


new designs, at H. A. Rogers,
Lost-Package containing earrings.
Reward for return to SUN office.
A nice line of meu's suits ranging
in prices from IS to $40, at II. A.
Rogers.
You can get anything from duck
to bear steak at Hoxworth's meat
market.
School will reopen on Monday morn
ing. Wednesday will be observed as
II vacation day.
Chas. Griffith was taken to the In.
sane Asylum Saturday, by Under
Sheriff Fairchld.
For SALE--A copy of the laws of
the Fifteenth legislature. Apply at
the Sun office. s-sis!- IL ~
Prompt attention as well rs the best
in the market is accorded the patrons
of the Parlor exchange.
Rabbit Bros. have just received a
carload Of Missouri apples which they
are selling at $3.50 per barrel.
Babbtt Bros. have disposed of their
trading post at Red Lake to George
McAdams aud Robt. Brookiield.
Hoxworth's Is the neatest aud best
equipped meat market Flagstaff.
Quail, venison, ducks, poultry and
fresh oysters always on hand.
A fine line of holiday goods has been
received at DR.. d. J. Brannen's drug
store, aud they will be displayed in a
few days for the inspection of the
public.
w. IL. Carroll has taken charge of
the Parlor Exchange restaurant. Mr..
CAROLS well known reputation as II
caterer will insure a large patronage
for this popular resort.
Wonderful are the cures accom-
plished by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and yet
it is only because Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the only true blood purifier, makes
pure, rich. healthy blood.
The masquerade ball at Wiuslow,
Christmas night, was well attended
and Il most enjoyable affair. L. b.
Miller was awarded the prize for the
most original character; Miss Jonson
won the first prize rs the best wal,zer.
Hon. james A. Fleming. who has
recently returned from Il "trip to Colo
RADIO, where he resided for many years,
made a most fortunate investment last
week. He took hold of an investment
which he turned just before leaving for
Phoenix aud cleaned up the neat little
sum of $4,000 above expenses. -
Phoenix Herald. ig-.. LII
The readers of the Sun are requested
to read the advertisement on the last
page. The subscription price has
been reduced to 81 per annum, payable
strictly in advance. At the reduced
! price. every one Interested in Coconiuo
county aud Arizona, can afford to sub
scribe for the best newspaper in North
ern Arizona.
The holiday trade Of our merchants
was not as satisfactory as in years
past. Ii was no doubt due to the fact
that he merchants this year advertised
little or none~a at all, aud consequently
the trade of their establishments suf-
fered in proportion, As rule people
read the newspapers aud expect mer.
chants to talk 10 them through their
columns. PHI 10 .L.E-.
David Gates a Kansas City passenger
ON No. SATURDAY. became Insane and
| Jumped from the train at Canyon
Diaulo, He was. overtakeu by tn,
rain men and returned to the coach
and brought here and turned over tc
Sheriff Cameron, for safe keeping
DR.. Brannen attended the stranger auC
as he was suffering from alcoholism he
T was sufficiently recovered to continue
his journey to California Monday.
The finest display of meats eyer
made in Arizona, was given on Christ
mas by H. II. Hoxworth. Beef, NUT
ton, pork, quail, turkey, chicken. fist
and oysters were displayed with pro
fusion. The market was handsomel.
deeorated and brilliantly lighted will
electricity. Mr.. Hoxwolth deserves
more than passing meRtian for tn
energy shown in making such elaborate
display of the features of the bulche
business. -