The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-29
The summer weather is past.

l o' w. ''dohci luiu iuettuS DuSllleSS on his clearing sale.
 The teachers examination will be held in the courtroom.
 For school books, slates, writing tablets, pens, ink and pencils go to D. J. Brannen's Pioneer Drug Store.
 J. w. Weatherford pays big inter- est on money by making his recent dis count on gents furnishing goods.
 Chas Canall, the electrician, went to Winsow yesterday to move tie Western Union and railroad telegraph offices to the new freight depot.
 Still J. w. Weatherfords clearing sale goes on. It's no advertisement, his customers say, but into prices the knife goes deep.
 Prof, Tooley will open a dancing schoo! here. He teaches all the latest dances and steps. The dancing school will open Monday night with dance in HoXworth Hall.
 Why go out of town or send away for cheap clothes when you can have a suit made in tirst-class style and per feet fit at Babbitt Bros tailoring de. pertinent.
 Owing to the delay in the arrival of seats for the new schoolhouse the trus- tees have decided to postpone the open ing of the school until the second MoE- day in September.
 Just received, case of ribbed under wear, $l. 35 suit. Can't wear them out, is what every one says when they look at them. Rogers is the place for furnishing goods.
 The average male citizen of Flag staff likes to wear well-ftting clothes, and when he desires good suit and a perfect fit he gets the suit from F. A Armitage, the cutter at Babbitt Bros. *
 A social will be given at the resi- dence of c. A. Greenlaw on Friday night by the Y. P. C. F.. of the Presbyterian church. There will be a short musical programme, after which coffee and sandwiches, ice cream and cake will be served. Everybody is invited.
 Under Sheriff Fairchild, brought up from Williams Saturday twelve China men. They were sent to the county jail for fifty days by Justice of the Peace Simpson for smoking hop. They remained in jail until Tuesday when they paid their fines which amounted to $50, and were released to go their way and smoke hop again.
 The teachers and trustees of Flag staff school district and the board of school examiners are requested to meet at the office of the probate judge on Monday evening at s o'clock. The meeting IS for the purpose of regarding the school, and matters pertaining to the general interest of the school will be discussed.
 Companies B and E, Eleventh U. s. Infantry, arrived this morning and went into camp near John Clark's spring. The soldiers are on practice march and will remain here a few days, when they will commence their return march to Fort Whipple. Walter Kislingbury met number of former soldier comrades among the blue coats. Lieutenant Kislingbury, of Arctic fame. and father of Walter and Harry H. Kislingbury of this place, was amember of the Eleventh Infantry.
 Mr. Hoskins has resigned from the active service of the Arizona Central Bank, believing that d change from this altitude after his long residence was demanded by reasons of health He will be with us at intervals. w. T. Robinson, who has been assistant cashier for some time, becomes cashier. He is well liked by the people of Flag staff, and was chosen by MT. Freeman by reason of his ability and long train ing as banker. We congratulate him as | good man for a good bank. Mir. B. N. Freeman, the president of the bank, has always had supervision over it, which plan will continue, but hay ing the time now, he will more closely identify himself with the interests of this section. This is good thing for Us.
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