The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-28

I bered 9 and 10, labeled "Brooks, Dun kirk. N. Y..' land were fine specimens of machinery.
 Our clothing is guaranteed perfec in every respect and you can get any thing you want in the clothing line a a discount of 25 per cent. H. A Rogers, successor to P. J. Brannen.
 Brakeman D. L. Campbell. killed below Williams. was buried at th:l place last Thursday afternoon. c. R Campbell, q brother of the unfortunat, man, came from Sedalia. Mo, to look after the remains.
 Go to Coifin's for fresh fruits, dressed poultry and full cream cheese. Psalm Riley, the alleged poet. en, tertained few of his intimate friends at whist in neighboring woodshed last Monday evening. The favors were blue gingham and cheesecloth and muddy coffee was served in soup bowls.
 Torpidity of the liver and disorders of the stomach and bowels cause head ache and the failure of all deslre fol food. Ayers Cathartic Pills stimulate the action of the stomach. liver. and bowels, cure headache, and restore the appetite.
 That the blood should perform its vital functions, it is absolutely neces. sary it should not only be pure but rich in life-giving elements. These results are best effected by the use of that well-known standard blood-puri- fer, Ayers Sarsaparilla.
 The report that J. T. Jordan and J. B. Smith, of Flagstaff, had become Mi dases of the Black Canyon country, talk ing out $500 at one touch of their magic shovel, has proved myth. They are still delving for riches. It is suspected that someone strung the reportorial forces of Phoenix.
 The journey of George Mttendorf and wife to Missouri was sadly inter- rupted last Friday by the sudden ill- ness of the baby. The parents were obliged to get of the train here, and the little one died the next day. Mir. Mittendorf is the well-known electric light man of Prescott.
 George Hoxworth and son Ira arrived from Denver Sunday morning. Mr. Hoxworth will have charge of the Daggs meat market during the absence of J. F. Daggs and family, who go 10 Phoenix on visit. Mrs Hoxworth is expected in week or SO. Mir. Hox- worth reports dull times at Denver.
 It is said the city ordinance recently passed in regard to the establishment of chain gang on the city streets wi!l be put into operation bimeby-as soon as the streets are in condition for re- juvenatiOn. A hobo forewarnet should be hobo forearmed, and when there are streets to clean and repair, a through passage on brakebeam is a right good thing.
 The constabulary are to-day gather ing in choice assortment of hobos. who will be put to work at spring housekeeping in the city jail. The cells and corridors will be thoroughly cleansed and the fresh odor of white. wash will supplant the unwholesome, noisome and offensive smells that per. meate the dank recesses of the grim aud forbidding looking structure that lifts its frowning turrets far above the stately buildings in it's neigborhood.
 The Albuquerque "Citizen" says 1.-The projected Verde valley road i, the absorbing topic at the Skyligh City. Flagstaff will profit by such { road. It is calculated to connect witt the coal fields of Colorado. The min eral belt railroad bed can be used ant twelve of the thirty odd miles by raj is ready for service. The distanc, from the Cortez (Col. coal fields tc Flagstaff Is calculated at 235 miles ant from Flagstaff via the Verde 16O miles to Phoenix.
 Several members of Flagstaff Lodg, No. IS, A. 0. U. w.. will attend tn, meeting of the grand lodge at Phoeni, March 12, D.. D. J. Brannen going al delegate. Monday, March II. specia Pullman train containing about 3OC people from Colorado and New Mex ico members of the A O IT w an,