The Arizona champion., 1884-09-13

Dr. ]. E. Stubbs, of Chicago, one of the directors of the Gosper Horse and Cattle Company, passed through Flagstaff on Thursday last on his re- turn from the company's property, near Prescott, on his way to Chicago. The Doctor visited the grand canon Wednesday, and remarked to us that he was going to bring large excur:ion party of his neighbors with him next season, to visit the many places of resort in this section. He is fortunate in being one of the owners in the valuable property mentioned, and he is more than pleased with his invest ment. Dr. Stubbs we knew twelve years ago, when he was practicing physician in Cory, Pa, and we can say that the sands of time have dealt lightly with hlm.
 The Black Bros. our popular livery men. are sending out some of the finest turn-outs, bearing excursionists to the different places of wonder and resort, in this vicinity, to be found in Northern Arizona. Polite gentlemen and careful drivers, replete with in- formation for the stranger, it is a pleasure and profit to possess their knowledge of our fashionable resorts. This is just the season of the year to visit the Caves and Cliff Dwellers, linger beneath the crude roofs of rock and gaze on the dark, deep chasm below.
 Chas. R. Randall, Republican can didate for recorder of Yavapai county, passed through Flagstaff on Wednes- day morning last, on his way east to Ot' LouiS. TIC VIII ICtuIH III dDOut two weeks Charley had not been in Flagstaff for about four years, and then he said he went to the top of San Francisco peak. He was sur prlsed to see such growing, prosper ous town so neatly and beautiful. y nestled among the pines.
 Much talk is induls sed in by the R. R. boys in regard to the transfer of the Mohave branch ofthe Southern PIclhc to the Atlantic x Pacific. They anXiously await the result, as no doubt quite number of freight conductors from this division will be promoted to passenger conductors when this important change takes place.
 A new time schedule goes iato effect about October Ist, when pas senger trains will pass here during the night. There will be night tele, graph office opened as soon as this change takes place, and We are in- formed that T. r. Cary, from ''G O, will be the operator.
 Much amusement has been had the past week at the Aver lumber yards, by the blocking of coat sleeves, by some artiul fend. We suppose he halls from "York state" and wears red, curly hair.
 Fall pippin apples, s4 per box, at Saunders fruit store.
 Bellaowcr apples, s4.a5 per box, at Saunders fruit stand.
 Toilet soaps, hair brushes and hand brushes, at N-wel.'s.
 Rubber and oil coats, at Newell's.
 Ladies and gents gossamers, a, Ncwell's.
 Newell Is selling men and boys straw hats at cost.
 Don't forget to look at those views at Newell's.
 Fresh ranch vegetables at Newell's.
 Fruits of all kinds at Newell'S.
 A full line of Gents Hats at low prices at Newell's.
 Rich cream cheese of superior quail ty at Newell's.
 Boys boots at Newell's.
 Order a suit of clothes of Newell.
 Canned goods of all kinds at New. elPs.
 Call and examine the new fall and winter samples of custom made cloth ing at Newell's.
 Best N. O. molasses at Newell's. P. E. Brannen x Co. of this town are just in receipt of the largest ship ment of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate at Yokohama and Hiogo, Japan. lhls firm are the sole agents ot this Company and those desiring to pur- chase good article of PURE TEA uill find If to their iaterect to call an