The Arizona champion., 1885-11-28
Go to the Monarch cash store for

Smoke Punch scent cigars. For sale at Sahderson's.
 Advertise in the CHAMPION, and thereby increase your bushes.
 Apples eight cents per pound, by the 5o-pound box at Sanderson's.
 Go to Dan Murphy's for cheap and fresh groceries, courteous treatment and fair dealing.
 For holiday goods, all the periodl. calls, and copies of the Seaside Libra ", go to Sanderson's.
 D, A. Murphy has just received a fine new stock of mems furnishing goods which he is selling at bottom prices.
 EDITOR CHAMPION: "The child. ren's suits ordered by mail from Ros. enwald Bros., Albuquerque, give en- tire satisfaction. l have no desire to send orders to San Francisco or St. Louis, when eastern prices are dupli, cated by this establishment.
 SUBSCRIBER.
 MT. A. R. Owens, of Winslow, has lost bay fillie, two years old, marked M. C. D. on the left shoulder. The brand is not very plain. Any person finding It will be rewarded for their trouble on applying at this office:
 MT. Holden, of Boston, who is connected with MT. Raymond, the notable excursion manager, has been on a visit to Flagstaff, and has now gone out to look at the Grand Canon, with the idea of considering the feas ibility of bringing out some excursion parties from the east to see the great est natural wonder and the grandest scenery on the face of the earth.
 The prospects for the building oI the Mineral Belt railroad begin to look brighter. An advertisement will be found in this issue calling meet, ing of the stockholders at Globe, on the 18th of next month, at which il is expected President Eddy will at, tend. The estimated cost of the first 75 miles from Flagstaff is So75,ooo. Of this sum $6oo,o ,ooo has been req lized from the sale of bonds, and Mir. Eddy thinks the balance of the re. quired sum will be forthcoming by New Years, or soon after.
 Thanksgiving Day did not receive much attention in Flagstaff, except in devouring the festive turkey. Quite number of these bids were brough into town and readily disposed Of a good prices. There were no church services, and the teacher on Wednes day evening was trying to hunt up the school directors to know fl he should give the children aholiday. He coulc only find "Hoxie," who believes il celebrating sometimes, and he ad vised him to close up school and senc the youngsters turkey-hunting.
 The rumors that have been floating around for the past two weeks tha William Cambell and Johnny Wy man had been killed by the Apaches at the formers ranch, are now prover to be untrue. While little credenc, was given to the story still there were some fears that it might possibly bt true, therefore there was great rejoic ing among his many friends this morning, when Mir. Campbell, ac companied by Johnny Wyman, mad' his appearance in Flagstaff, looking as jolly and happy as usual.
 A fire broke out this morning at ] R. Fitzpatrick store which narrowly escaped resulting in serious conaag ration. The fire was caused by |; stove hue becoming overloaded arc setting fire to the roof of the house Had 1t not been for the efficient work done by the hand grenadessthe frt would have undoubtedly spr cad rapid ly, and ali of the buildings on Rail road avenue would perhaps have been destroyed. The alarm was no sooner given than the hand grenades were used both on the outside and inside of the building, and the flames were at once arrested before much dam age was done.
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