Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-15

ms old speeches published to keep even with Mark Smith in the con- gressional race.
 4 suit of crash,
 For little cash,
 At Blocks.
 Percy Armitage has taken a posi- ton with Buxton & Go. of Phenix.
 Our store is bargain center and the birth place of low prices. ED. BLOCK.
 Don't go it blind. Compare our prices with those of any clothing store in town. ED. BLOCK.
 It has been nine days since Dr. McNally was shot, and his assail;. Il: is still at large. Sheriff Ruffner N in today for a short tune, and say he expects to run him down soon.
 We pride ourselves on advertising exactly what we intend to do. ED. BLOCK.
 D. R. Giles is up from Congress where he is employed as eng neer on the Congress Gold Company's rail road. MT. Giles has host Of warm friends in Prescott who are always glad ;o sea hIm. as he i< a splendid, genial gentleman, as well as a first class engineer.
 Ed. Block, the One Price Clothier, has returned from a business trip to Denver.
 We don't talk much; our goods do it for us. ED. BLOCK.
 Rev. A. l.. Brewer, principal of St. Matthews hall school at San Ma teo, is iD Prescott.
 Our store is the talk of the rich, and blessing to the poor. ED. BLOCK.
 James Daly IS in town after an absence of several weeks.
 We sell our goods, not our patrons. ED. BLOCK.
 Deputy Revenue Collector s. Nj |. Cullom came up from Phenix this morning.
 If you want coal call on E. E.. Gregory, manager of the Prescott Transfer Company. 6-14tf
 Arthur N. Gage, captain of the Congress base ball team, has sent a challenge to the Prescott team for a game on the Fourth of July.
 II you have a piano or furniture to move give your order to E. E. Gregory, manager of the Prescott Transfer Company. 6-14tf
 c. A. Randall is in town from his Big Bug mining camp.
 "Mr. Wyckoff IS the popular pastor of the Congregational church in Prescott, an able speaker and a gifted musician. ."-Republican 2t
 Mrs. H. D. Ross, who is always heard with pleasure, will also sing Wednesday evening. 2t
 The Congregational choir will sing Bucks "Lead Kindly Light" and Barnaby's "The Skylark" on Wednesday evening. 2t
 The subject of vocal music in the public schools was eloquently hand led by Mir. Wyckoff, of Los Angeles, who showed how music, by its mar vel power, appeals to mans nature and on its practical side enables him to be of benefit in the social world. San Diego UnIon. 2t
 An unique and interesting enter tainment will be given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega- tional church on next Wednesday night, June l5. MT. Wyckoff will give his lecture on "The Ministry of Music" of which the Phenix Gazette said: "The lecture was one of the best of course which has been noted for its excellence" Miss Clara Criley and Mrs. H. D. Ross will sing and the choir will render two beautiful selections before the lecture. Admission ? cents.
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