The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-10-17
Oysters at Carroll's.

J. w. Wealherfcrd means business on his clearing sale.
 Carpets. ma,lings and arl squares. new designs, at Il, A, Rogers.
 Fresh oysters, fruits, cream candies. groceries, etc, al lowes, market price, at Cotlins. C. M. Montgomery shipped yester- day four carloads of cattle and Iwocars of sheep to Los Angeles, Cal.
 J. w, Wea,herford pays big inter- est on money by making his recent dis coun, on gents furnishing goods
 The SUN has received line of busi- ness cards, b"th in square and round corners. The line is an elegant one.
 The business men of Gallup are locking after the trade of St. Johns, and are goiag to build wagon road to that place.
 The Arizona Central bank savings department pays fair interest and affords convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit.
 Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twent. five doses, only 25 cents. Children love it. Sold by druggists.
 Wonderful are the cures accom- plished by floods Sarsaparilla; aud yet il is only because Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, the one true blood purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy blood
 Where do you eat? eat at Car rolls, the only neat aud clean resiau- rant in town, Ereryone goes there. The most popular family resort. Good attention lu all. Carroll leads.
 C. A. Keller and wife, J. W. Francis ahu Nilt- l. ~. b""'"' o'"" '"''''' T. J. Ross, F. C. liochd-riier and J.. A. Wilsun left yesterday for Mormon Dury lake, where they will camp out aud enjoy weeks sport shooting ducks.
 P. NJ. Mahcr, the advance agent of the Pembroke Company, is in town to-day. The company will appear in B,bbilt's hall next "Wednesday night in the lhree-act drama, "A Molher-in- Law" The play Is q successful one aud the company is said by our ex- changes to be an excellent ohe.
 w. C. Ba, less now has possession of the entire lhggs building on railroad avenue IT t interior Is being remud- eled and d iilst-class restaurant will be added to tie bar Al Young, the well-known cook, will be in charge of lhe restaurant. Tom Drum will be in cha.ge of the concern from dark ness until dawn.
 It seems from our exchanges that the blind man who was here this week and asked lbe assistance of our citizens to help him to his home m the east Is fraud. lie is abuuduHlly able to pay his way, but prefers to get his living imposing upon the iibcraiity of lh' public by palading his ailiiction, whici seems to be the only honest thin. about him.
 Professor G. Wharton James vii deliver a lecture at the M. E. churcl ; on the night of October 26th. His sub iec,s will be ..Rambles Through New
 Mexico and ..Ihe Moqui Snak' Dance" The lecture will be illus l trated by the use of the stercopt'con Admission. 25 cents. Professor Jamc . ia il fluent talker, of wide experience r and the lecture will be entertaining.
 In the absence of the pastor the fol , lowing programme will be given at tn , Presb,terian church next Sunday even ing, service beginning at 7:3O o'clock } Organ voluntary; invocaii"n; hymn I congregation; anthem, choir; scilptul | n reading; solo, Take Up Thy Cross, j. Mir. Armiiagr; male quartet, ''onwar u and Upward,n Messrs. Wasson, Arm C ,are, Edwards and Reid; oilerl"r. !. hymn, congregation; duet, ''Hope B' 't yond,n Messrs. Wasson and heIdi al d them. ..In the Cross Giory,' choi Il duet, ..iuspirer and Hearer of Prayer v Messrs. Arni,age and Reid; sole, MT r. Freeman; address: male quarte h ..Rofuue," Messrs. Wasson, Arlnllag' ia Edwards and Reid; closing hym' .u ..S,viov. Breathe an Evening Dies