Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-30

The furniture and fixtures are new made of antique oak and are of the latest style.
 Ed Leighton, mine foreman at the Troy camp. returned from Fl PaSo last week, and went to Troy Friday morning. He was so we'll pleased with what he saw at the carnival that he can stand hard work for long time l now.
 Wireless telegraphy is no longer army signal corps, called aerography. So, also, instead of speaking of wire less dispatches, it is the correct thing to call them aerogramS, the operator being dubbed aerographer. Our winter clearance sale has begun and will continue tifteen days. Genu- inc bargains in ladies dress skirts, French llannels, woolcn dress goods and meus underwear. Everything included in the sale is marked with n red ticket. Sultan Brothers.
 St. Johns church services will be held on Sunday, February ,, in the court house, at l q. m. and 7:3O D. m. There will be the monthly celebration of the holy communion in the morn ing. There will not be any Sunday school.
 The Owl saloon has a new and at tractye sign in front of the place, the letters on which are formed by round holes filled with cOlored glass, and reads, Echo Spring Rye" which means that when drink Of it strikes bnttom an echo springs back repeating the pleasant effect
 Andy Flood, who recently purchased the stock of shoes and footwear goods of Flood & Harrison. has sold the same tO Henry Moody, who will take them to Thatcher Mr Harrison Ina. opened q shoe store and repair shop in the former place of business. and Mir Flood will rc-eStablish his business of taking orders for tailnr-madc clothes. as soon as he can secure a location.
 A South Carolina paper gets off the following f.r the benefit Of its bu,i- ness men:
 We don't want to buy your dry goods,
 We don't like you any more. You'll be sorry when you see us
 Going tO some other store. You can't sell uS any SweiterS,
 Fnur-in-hand or other fad We don't want to trade at your store.
 If you don [ give us your ad.
 
 Secure your seats early for The Pretty Persian Saturday night, and Era Diavalon Sunday night All the old favOritcS of the Andrews Opera company will be here, besides many new ones. and this will he your only chance of hearing the best opera com pany on the road this season. present. ''lr 'fNAt III lNtil N'db> now on sale at Middleton X AlliSon'> news depot.
 Mrs. L. Kien and children, except ing one daughter, left this morning for Pearce, where Mr. klen is en- gagged in blacksmithing for one Of the mining companies there. They in- tend to remain there permanently The daughter remaining here is em- ploycd at the Globe Bakery and will join the family later on The family, and more especially the young ladies, will be greatly missed b their friends in Globe.
 Charles and Henry Nesbitt, Floyd Blevins and others returned from Fl Paso Monday night, where they have been attending the carnival, and re- port having had an enjoyable and sue cessful visit, which will doubtless make Globe look small and quiet to them for a while. Mrs. Nesbtt and Mrs. Beyins will return shortly, they having stopped oiI for visit with the mother of the Nesbitt brothers at her ranch near Camp Grant, for few days.
 Sultan Brothers winter clearance sale is now in progress. To make room for spring stock, the following lines are being closed out at remarkably low prices: Lanies' dress skirts. wool en dress goods, French waist ilannels. ladies plush capes and mems wooden underwear Call early before the stock is reduced
 Church Closed
 On account of the. fear that the meeting of the people in church serv. ices and in Sunday school might pos sibly extend the scarlet fever, which has broken out in several families in town. the pastor and officials of the St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church have decided to close it's doors for at least one week. Notice of resump- tion of services will be given through the press next week.
 F. O. MgINTIEp