The Skylight kicker., 1897-12-09
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 this issue.
 The matrimonial rush will set in during the holidays.
 Lillie May was released from jail Tuesday by her giving bond.
 For tirst-class watch work go to J. P. Arnolds' at the w. U. T. office.
 J. o. Harrington and w. R. Riley left Sunday for Phoenix to spend the winter.
 Go to G. H. Cofiin's for fresh oys- ters, celery, cranberries and fine cream candies.
 John Woody is erecting commodi- ous and complete barn on his premises in the west part of town
 Lyman H. Tolfree, proprietor of the New Bank Hotel arrived Monday from n business trip to Sturgis, Cal.
 One of the largest stocks of Furni- ture ever shipped to the Territory has just been received at the Cash Store.
 FOR SALE-A fine toned square Piano in excellent condition. Apply to
 J. M. SIMPSON.
 George Hoffman. one of the readers of the SKYLIGHr KICKER. left yester- day by land for Phoenix to spend the winter.
 Mrs. George Bagnall and children left Friday for Lexington, Kentucky, to spe nd the winter with relatives and friends.
 M. F. Hayes, claim adjuster and water service agent of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company was here Tuesday.
 Henry Heller came in from Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday where he has been with his family for the past two months.
 F. NJ. Rumsey has leased the Henry Heller blacksmith shop on east Aspen street, and opened out the same for business.
 Frank Murphy, one of tine readers of THE KICKER came up from Selig- man Monday, and mingled with old time friends here.
 Probate Judge N. G. Layton visited Williams yesterday on official matters. He also paid the Williams school visi, vhiNs shcsc. a. -..-..-
 TIE KICKER and the twice week Detroit Free Press for only Three Dollars . year. Just think of 1t, three papers for the price of one.
 J.k. Wallace came in from the GocoNAao Fosssts Suaday. and sincs bsre has purohasssl tho J. c. bar 6rsnd'of cat,ie from R. D. Jones.
 Molenpah < Mudersbach have the cleanest, incest, most convenient meat market in town. Their meats are all fresh and of the finest.
 Buying in carload lots we get car load prices and carload rates of freight on Furniture, and eau give our patrons the benefit of this great saving. Flag staff Cash Store.
 c. T. Hoyt of Tnba City took the examination for teachers here Monday and Tuesday. He received second grade certificate and made good percentage. He is teaching in Tuba City.
 Cutting prices is an old habit. I originate. others try to initiate. When you want the best article at the lowest price come to Coffin's, headquarters for it.
 The KICKER is always on the peoples side, and hence it is popular Every family in Coconino county should have it sent to them. It gives the local and general news in con densed style.
 N. G. Layton. superintendent of public schools of this county has app pointed Charles II. Edwards nem- Der of the board of examiners. lie could not have made better selection than Mir. Edwards.
 s. s. Preston came in from his trad ing post at Willow Springs Sunday. While here he shipped out quantity of provisions to the new copper mines which are being opened up about 30 miles northeast of his post.
 We desire to thank our many friends for their kindness to us in the late fire