The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-30

Remnants for pants for sale ., Green's.
 Examine millinery at Rogers. Grea, reduction in prices.
 The Arizona Cattle Co. shipped 75l head of cattle yesterday.
 I Suits made from $l6 up. pants made from $5 mp. at AlIaster < Co.'s.
 Oysters, dressed poultry. celery. cranlerries, fruits, etc., at Cofiins'.
 Coffin BUs.. agents for Columbia Bicycles, sold for cash or instal lments. or trade for second hand wheels.
 Art Allaster and Frank Stein opened their tailoring rooms in the Babhitt building to-day. They are both first class tailors. and in every way deserv- ing of patronage.
 Do not despair because you have tried many medicines and have failed to receive benefit. Remember tha, Hnd's Sarsaparrila cures when all others fail to do any good whatever. :
 c. E. Royce has applied to the Pro- bate Court for letters of administration on the estate of Philip Mcdonald who was killed a, Ash Fork last week. The estimated value of the estate Is $3000.
 The store building recently erected u by Frank Payne at Brllrmont, was burned down early Friday morning. The origin of the fire is unknown. MT. Payne will rebuild with all possible dispatch and open up his store. One most nniirra'lr feature about the Great Wallace Shows was the high lone of every thing, and above all the extreme g-nliliiy "f all it's people and their uniform and universal courtesy to all patrons. Salem (Ore.) Post. 1895.
 The sign outside of Hoxworth & Friedlein's plumbing and timing shop is a unique affair. The frame is of neatly fashioned wrought iron and illr lettering is in carved wood on a black ground. It is the work uf Will Friril,.in.
 The E ners,n High School will close nn June l. The teachers and pupils arr preparing an interesting pro. grammr for the mcasl"n. On lh" closing day ih.' school will giv" pie nic on Observatory Hill ,o which ihr friends of the school are inviied.
 4 temperance service under the ,li- rreii,n nf the Independent Order of Gnod TrnpIars will be held in lhc Presbyterian church next Sabbath al 8 "'cl"ck A general invitation is extended io all Ia attend. Four or i've speakers will address the meeting.
 Owing ,o lhs drprsssi"n of 'hr time T. J. C"alier, ihe popular landlord of the Bank Hotel, will from April lst make the price of day board $6 per week, three meals per day. Meal tickets will i's sold for the convenience If those desiring then, at e7 for twep- ty-one meals.
 c. M. Funston, editor of the CocO- niDo SUN, arrived in this city yesterday. de Is delegate to the territorial re- publican convention frcm CocOnino county. Editor Funston is one of the ablest and most conscientious news paper men Of Arizona. = Phoenix Gazette.
 Harry Hoxworth and Geo. Morgan returned from their 6shiug trip to Oak creek Monday night. They re- port catching a trout IS inches long. This trout, with others, they placed in Thomas spring. During the night a tish-loving sow investigated the aquar. ,um with results disastrous l0 the fish, Ru,lol. h Sutrr has bought the Star Bakery from W. E. Hochderfer and will hereafter conduct that business. Mir. Suter was for several years fore man of the great SclrOth < Wester- frld bakery in San Fruncisco. and his bread and p.nfrriions bear testimony to lhs high reputation ho established there as d baker.
 A .cross" on the telephone wires caused some confusion Monday morn. ing Orders for meat came to the SUN office thick and fast. with such piteous appeals as ..Bnb. bn sure and get that roast here in time for dinners" while