Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-27
From Tuesssy's Daily.

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 Our spring goods are arriving every few days and We invite inspec- ton. both Tor quality and price, at the B.-B. Co.
 The Fl PasO Tribune has out Dunbarred Dunbar, in camel story.
 For the bsst and cheapest coal in the city eIll on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company.
 The mercury became ambitious yesterday and rose to the 90 degree notch.
 Caledonian coal IS absolutely the best coal f3r heating and cooking stoves. B. II. Weaver, Agt. Tele- phone No. 97.
 A number of young ladies and gentlemen will go out this evening for a moonlight horse back ride.
 For fue neckwear go to
 ED. BLOCKS.
 A deed has been filed for record from N. W. Bowen to Nancy A. Holmes for lot 2, block D, Prescott.
 NJ. C. Campbell. the Kansas cat tie buyer, will ship seventeen car loads of cattle from Del Rio to- morrow.
 Sl in cash buys one hundred cents worth of goods at ED. BLoCK's.
 The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E. church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. A. Johns.
 The sheriff and his deputies are on their regular spring rodeo for grand and trial jurors for the spring term of court.
 Gold dust taken in trade at ED. BLOCKS.
 The following have been ap- pointed as officers for Memorial day: Marshall Of the day, Col. A. O. BrOdie. Aids, John Ross, Samuel Hill, E. E. Gregory, H. D. Aitken. Nj. J. Hickey, pr. J. Miller.
 The only place Tn town to get the Ludlow Oxford ties for ladies is at
 ED. BLOCKS.
 Another ear load of aprieots will be shipped east tomorrow from Glendale. From now on there will be regular shipments of fruit made from the valley as peaches, grapes and other fruits will be ready for shipment soon.
 If you need help of any kind, leave your orders at the Free Elm ploYment Office at ED. BLocK's.
 NJ. Maier, by tine Sheriff, has deed ed certain lots on the reservation line to F. G. Brecht and the latter has deeded one half interest in them to R. \. FreGerickS. The property is located near the old city water works.
 The many limitations of HIRES Rootbeer simply point to its excellence-the genuine article proves 1t. H.a. ouiy sy ID, cssrs. B, Hirs. c. Fail.aslpaA- A lSS. TssfAss zaEss sAlssE soll svsryvssFe-
 The latest styles in straw hats for mea and boys at ED. BLock's.
 The JoUgxAL-MINER eompositor libeIed John Robinson of the gun club, yesterday, by giving his score at l3. Robinson knocked the dried ..,..4 .,,,t , f,,-4a,,, l,sr-1s ,p,raa= ing his score of the previous Sunday by one bird.
 Suits made to order at eastern prices at ED. BLocK's.
 Riverside will knock the poetry out oi Helen Hunt JacksOn's "Ramona" with a stuff, d club, meta phorically speaking, on the Fourth. h the procession will be the origin al Ramona, the squaw from whom the inspiration for the ideal came, aud the man who killed Alessandro, the hoTse,hief, who was made the hero of the famous story.-LOs Angeles Times.
 You can always save money by buying at cash store. Try
 ED. BLOCK.
 The hogs of this valley, according to the best os authority, are diseased and not fit for food. If this is true, the live stock sanitary commission ought to put stop to the killing of hogs till after the warm weather is over. and the health officers of Phenix ought to see to it that no hog meat is allowed to be sold in this city till after thIs swine plague Is past.-Phenix Gazette. Pants made to order for A.50, $500, S5.5O, $500 and S6.5O per pair at ED. BLOCKS. Deputy Sheriff Munds was in Je rome today. summOning witnesses | in the case of the territory against Brown and Durkin for the shooting ! of Ole Oleson. MT. Olson has never fully recovered from the effects of the bullet wound then inflicted, he now having frequent hemorhages. When asked by the News man If the report that he Mir. Munds) was a candidate for the sheritfshiP through the democrats, he answered that he was not.-Jerome News.
 Suits made to order for Sl250, $500, SIS.O0, 5000, S22.OO and $500 per suit at ED. BLOcKs.
 "The Woman's Political Study Club" met at the residence of Mrs. T. W. Otis yesterday, with Mrs. ! Otis, the president in the chair;