Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

desired in a pen, ana We coulu not ba induced to part with it. Mir. Railv st the Western Union tele- graph office, has these pens Tor sale.
 Buttermilk for sale at the O. K. store, West Prescott. lZ-lou
 IT. Harris delivered a very in tsrestIng illustrated lecture on Sun. day night at the unIon services oi the young people.
 Choral club meets tonight at the residence of Judge and Mrs. K. NJ. Ling.
 Spacial Linen Sale on Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday, January g. 10 and II, at The BAshford- BuIm- ister Co. To
 MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards ea- tertained a party of friends at their elegant home on Mt. Vernon street last evening. A sumptu2us dinner was served and the evening was spent iu song and story. Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. Robert Burmister, Judge and Mrs. E. w. Welis, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peter. Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine, Dr. and Miss Clara Criley.
 The youngest son Of NIT. and Mrs. Sharp died in this city Saturday evening and was buried yesterday.
 Public schools reope led again to- day.
 E@Fresh vaccine - CamPhor balls, a small pcx preventive, something new, received today at CORN ER DRUG STORE l2-2tf
 Italian Swiss Colony's famous Sonoma and Msders cry and sweet wines at Hermann Voge's. nllu
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Ling tomorrow, Wednesday, at 2:30 o'clock.
 R. K. wreck photograph will be mailed on receipt of price (20c. per copy); whole set of six ciderent views for SIPS. ERWIN BAER. at Hamaker's gallery. SIS U
 A complete stock of calendars booklets and Christmas cards at tte Co,na, drup store. td .
 Rel Men meet tonight.
 FEE Wama has rsturned from Phenix.
 Mrs. J. M. Spreckles, of Phenlx is a guest of the WiusOr.
 Pete Boscha is up from Congress.
 Ibave opened my fruit stand ai the old place, No. l22 north Monte zuma street, in basement, and sail apples by the box, barrel or pound at from 3 to , cents. Cider for mince meat. Pure home made ap- pie butter in cans. Orders of p cents or more delivered. Telephone No. 46. l2-l6it CLoUGH.
 Superintendent of Scho ols C. Fox Is temporarily sharing the O fee of the probate judge, through tbe courtesy of Judge Hicks, await ing the action of the board Of sup ervisOrs ia providing an office Tor him.
 Desk room to let. A type writer for exchange. Apply to ;his office
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 Prof. G A Trcalwru ra- gone (, Mexico on mining business. Sample line of shoulder braces fo adults and children. Abdomina belts to it all stout people, elastl' hose, etc, at Mrs. Burts, msnufac turing agent. Office hours, 10 a. m to F m.; l to 3 and to 9 p. m Telephone, lSS. Office, Otis Build ing, east side Of plaza. s2iIt CIV. Douuelly aud C. T. Dono van, of Woodstock, Illinois, ar guests of Hotel Burke.
 Sheriff Munds went up to Asl Fork today on business.
 At the meeting Of the board 0 supervisors today Geo. h. Scnuel man was elected chairman and J. F Robinson, clerk Of the board. J. h Beatson, by virtue of having re ceined the highest vote Tor supei visor, became the long term membe of the board.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Morehead le yesterday morning for California
 Mrs. NH. Gould left on Suuda ! for a visit oI a couple of montt with her daughter ID K kansas City. i Miss Wenn left for the east Sur day morning for a visit. Miss Ollie Fisher left on Nonds morning for San Francesca to atten school again al Irving Institute. Tomorrow will be collection da
 Thomas Campbell, deputy pos master at Jerome, came over [ spend New Years day with his It atlves.
 ] The school teachers report haviU | had a very enjoyable time, duriI their recent attendance at the teac CTS institute at Phenix. To add tinn to having had an excellent au
 profitable session of the iustitu ]; they were entertained bv the zoe people of the capital city in S vel
 handsome manner. Tucson " chosen as the place for holding tI
 next session and the following we
 elected officers: President, 4.
 Matthews, of Prescott; secretaI
 Fannie Bury, of Tempe; treasure | J. D. Loper, of Mesa.
 Geo. H. Cook, the jeweler, left l. Phenix yesterday.
 J. Q. Stephens came in Sund n from Colorado for brief visit wi
 his family.
 1t Dr. D. L. Conuor, osteopath, " IT be at the Congress House Monds
 and Fridays to receive and tr' 1T patients. Office hours from g a. l. to 2 p. n. +oSlt' ie Strong, steady nerves 'e Are needed for success