The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-11-18
Sweet apple cider at Coflin's.

Sweet apple cider at Coffin's. Ready made snits from s up at Weatherfords.
 Flagstaff will have thousands of visitors next year. Sixty cents for Levi. Strauss & Co. overalls at Flagstaff Cash Store. A small wreck at Williams yesterday morning delayed the flyer short time.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen returned from an extended business trip in the east Tuesday.
 Fred Hochderffer, who holds rail- road position at Walnut, spent Sum day in the city.
 NJ. l.. Newman and family have moved into the residence formerly oc- cupied by Mir. O'Dell.
 The Epworth League have invita- tions out for a young people social at the Methodist Parsonage tonight.
 Thanksgiving turkeys. chickens and ducks, oysters, celery, cranberries and vegetables of all kinds at Cofiin's.
 For freshest cuts in beaf, mutton, veal and pork, go to Mohlenpah & Mudersbach. Henry Ashurst the young attorney of Williams was in the city Tuesday and made this office social call.
 They were bought before the raise and Weatherford can beat lem all now because his pants are down.
 J. E. Jones has been looking after legal matters this week along the line of the railroad as far west as Ash Fork.
 The finest and only complete stock of Mems Furnishing Goods, Clothing and Shoes in town at the Flagstaff Cash Store.
 The opera house at Winslow is being remodeled and the stage enlarged so as to make ample stage room for first class companies.
 Prof. Douglass, of the Lowell Ob. servatory, who has been spending sev- eral months in California, returned to aur city yesterday. II. P. Spencer assistant secretary of the Columbia Building and Loan As sociation of Denver, Colo. made this office pleasant call Tuesday.
 N. E. Greenleaf who has been work ing for the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company at Seligman, for the last few weeks returned home Monday. | Cutting prices is an old habit. originate, others try to initiate. When you want the best article at the lowest lprice come to Coffin's, headquarters for it.
 Robert Ferguson returned from Seligman Tuesday, where he has been working for the Santa Fe Pacific rail road company for the past two months.
 | L. H. Tolfree proprietor of the New Bank hotel. ane his daughter Miss Edith, left Monday for Saugus. Cali. fornia, to visit few days and to look after business.
 | c. J. Babbitt left Tuesday for Will COX, Arizona, to look after the ship ment of about 700 head of cattle be. longing to the firm of Rabbit Bros. He may go as far as Old Mexico be. fore returning.
 Dr. T. J. J. See left this morning for the East to spend the winter. He has been connected with the Lowell Observatory at this place for the past two years and ranks among the most celebrated astronomers. P. J. Brannen and little daughter of Los Angeles, California, came in Tuesday and will spend few days visiting with relatives and friends. Mir. Brannen is an old timer in Ari- zona, and was formerly engaged in the mercantile business here for a number of years.
 James Lamport came up from Selig- man Tuesday and will survey shor, line of railroad for the Arizona Lum. Der < Timber company. The line will be built from Bellemont out ir l lthe timber for six or eight miles and