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Special NOTTCES.

MY ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH, |
MSs corner Fourteenth and. l. streets-Rey: |
Rush II shlppen, pastor sunday school at D!30 |
Q. mi morning services ut IL a. m. vespers ut |
1850 -. IN, 1t
psxs NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH,
n-1 North Capitol street, near 70. -ltcv. Jabez |
sunday school ut Oj3O DO, irinal class after |
public worship. Social meeting ~ DR.. Donald
sons II
MY y STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
y ", EagnSe p D. VIII preach ct a! a m, on
at $50 y, m. ON Ifhectual LlsteninGD II
15S THE TSloN aoSPEb ,, sEGv iiE
be hold at $3.50 O'Clock in the. Fiith baptist
ana sr IN srs stse RGw
Roy. Richard Norris, pastor of Wesley Chapel,
WIZ lead The meeting aud the singing will be in
charge otthe Moody choir ~
Dzss THE WASHINGTON ANNUAL
Az moeting of tho American Tract society
will be held In the Memorial Lutheran Church,
mt L S' 6oT BRAKE N Sre.ds Rsy
g. L ,S d. P WIN present s the
quit, and Rev. a. w. Pltzer, d. ID. II
N.Y. CHURCH or OUR FATHER CUNI.
~ ,yersalistl Thirteenth and I streets Rev:
4GS noS aid m Sunday ssRoo at SiS
u, m. II
N.Y. WAUGH NJ. j.. CHURCH, THIRD
Az aud 4 streets northeast Capitol HID
itev. Dr. i. \. Baer at ii a. H. and $50 p, m,
Seats ali free and everybody wcCOmc. Sunday
school missionary exercises, with offerings for
missions nj n ~ m Come II
Rssa 81. JAMES CHURCH. EIGHTH
1NH street, between aud & noTtheHst-Ser-
vices sunday 1850 and IL u M, $3.50 and r.
M. sunday school r.. m. Other days, ana
10 q. m. except Saturday OF n.y., aud $3.50 r.
M; except "Wednesday and frtdny, Ii3u p; M.
Y,sItat'on sundSN' thc Ibth Instant. at < ~ m.
-, -, -,
ny CONGREGATIONALC CHURCH, COR
hSSS ncr offcnth and q streets northwest.
Ihc pastor, roy. = d.. Nowmuh' VIII preach ny
II a. MI subject, our Need 81 PERSONAL
SaNlOur.' IreAchlng services IN the evening at
1850. DR.. BlschoT conducts the music II
- M ,ruL.o n ATsMAN rrryrTTREs
ESsi5 ON .,ITow 10 he Temperato' In Inc eonrse
Of Crea msdicaI mis- 10 vn,i,ti men oniv M Inc
1oung Mems Chrlsiian Ass9elat,9n; ia99 sew
oelock iihi
ny CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION,
SsS Pennsylvania avenue and Second street
az ~ ~ and Id n M Sents rec II
~ - " i'i' "''' ''"' ~ ii'' ''e'''S ~
s,Isxzs METROPOLITAN NJ j.. CHURCH,
| ave. corner OF Four nd-a-half aud streets
| Preaching sunday by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Il. D.
| Vices $50 D. mi sunday school, $50 n. IN. 1t
| -, 80, -, -, ,,,,,r,,,,, =, ,,1,I,n1,,,
| R1S' EihoI PitE fs aIhinS VII hSi,
b7 four.hnd'l nun s'teuI hon,n hfi., "
D., az II a. IN and TSop' MT SUNDAY sehoo, ~
o.oo u. III: vi
N.Y. LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
| hss1 Church. Pastor, j. q, Butler. Services
regularly ~ III n. m. and 7;3O .. m: sunday
school at $3.50 u III. ana $3.50 u. M. EVefyDOuy
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NATIONAL FAIR AND Bazaar
AZ
--ABNERs MUSIC HAIL.
MARCH 10 TO 81, 1885.

The followtng,articles will be contested for at
10 cents a vote
Gold watch for most popular lady, diamond
ring to lady tecpiving the greatest nu nbrr of
votes, ladies' dcslt for the most pular school
school teacher. So wing machine TO ,dy receiv-
ing the greatest number Of votes, gold watch TO
tho most pular bureau mvs,e nger, gold badge
for most popular brand Army Comraie, silver
printers stick 10 Most popular printer. fishing
rod to most poplllas fisherman, officers sword
TO most popular ufl.Cer In tho Dl,tric. militia,
doll to the little girl rccciying the greatest mum.
Der Of votes suit OF Clothes to most popular ca.
driver. suit Of clothes TO most popular letter.
carrier
Season tickets, 30 cents. Single admission, 10
cents, mhll-It
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MONEY no LO.lX.

Il oNEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
4Nl In sunA 10 suit, AT lowest rates Of interest
H. IL, CRIrrENDEN,
1A92 New York AV,
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PROPOSALS.

A RCHIrECps OFFICE, L. +, CAPITOL,
"A WAsltlSUTON, d, G,
sealed proposals for constructing iron green,
house vt Botanic Garden Will be received ~ this
office unin ~ O'Clock m. ON WEDNESDAY,
APRIL l, 1850, where plans aud specifications
for this work can now be seen.
by order otJolnt Committee on Library,
hll-snW 81
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For RENT-ROoMS.

FOR hENT-hOObS'
G,T PER MONTH, IN ADVANCE-GooD. |
no,r. lronting south. 1905 81. n. W. III
1OnS 13rH sT-ItANDsoMELY FUR. |
lOOO nished rooms ON I'd door, single or |
en suite in new house T-17
Zoo l2rH ST. N. W. NICE FUR |
OOO nlshsd large front room; bay wi1d,o}wi |
NTERY CHOICE FURNISHED ROOMS, |
with every convenience, or or 2 persons, |
who can enjoy solid comfort; quiet; central
1r ~ sr N. E-FURNIsHED on UN- |
LID nrnshed; gas and bath room; convent
ent to herdics aud cars. az
NICELY FURNISHED BAY WINDOW
I6Sb T g 40 WIN board southern eSp99sgg55s
O1Dn ST, n. w,-THREE uNFUR.
on 3 iar housekeeping references exchanged.
1126 . eoNINS A 4, ma ;l,5 Lll,
With or without board with board, 49,, per
mohln, q lO
UNURNIsHED ROOMS in A PRIVATE
~ house, northwest. Address H., Repn9 lean
- nlshed, sunny front room I'd iloor 90
ImSSnnlhhi g,s, heat 52. references ADDRESS
FURNISHED OR yNFURNIsHED PLEAS.
modern improycments within half square Oh
Pa ay cars references exchanged. 1.16
DLEAsANr. FURNISHED ROOM ON AZ
ply aii,SGr4p M at 90 P ST. N Wi rcferonccS'
I0OS II ST. n. W. -UNFUHNIsHED
lOOC rooms for rent no objections to
light housekeeping delightful location. I.l8
nNE 80 STORY FRONT ROOM, FUR
" nshedi south iront private family; herdics
pass the door. 2O21 u 81, 7-lb
TTNFURNTsHED RoOMS-FAMILY CON.
~ sistiug Of man aud wife will rent two par
slcani also one or, more lurnishel Or uhNr.
nished rooms on ID floor; Vicinity Of 18Th aud X
ats, Address ID. e. Republican Onlce. 5.l4
002 I6rH ST n. w.nTwo NICELY ,KS
largr closets, for rent, with board. 7.l4
uANDsoMELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
IL with or without board, at no 18th ST. NV.
1921 nj III 4Y II dooI iGSm TG dbI6
gratei moderate terms, TO desirable tenant 1.ll
ONE SQUARE EAST OF CAPIToI,-2OI
| " A st. s. E;-IIand.omely Furnished hay
window rooms, single or In SUITS house and mr.
nltnre new. -------- ..lt
| A SUIT OF EXCELLENT AND CoNVEN.
ing, Apply 10 GREEN & BRYANT, 5i4 OH
| ". y. w. 80
beautiful UNFURNTsHED ROOMS or
No, 11l6 10th St. 711
UERY PLEASANT HALL ROOM, FUR
! v nlshed; warm and quiet house; terms low;
| references I'll East Capitol 81. 7.1i
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP
IN at 343 Pa. ave. n. w. 100
1tb1S q ST N. w-NEwLY FUR
l. - L. - nished parlor and bed room, also
| single room. 7-1i
HANDSoMELY FURNISHED PARLORS,
| IL on suite or single, In n private family; ref
erences exchanged. sud 9TH 81, n, w. 7.l4
1.-TWO NBwLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il southern exposure, on I'D hoor; all modern
convenience =; rent reasonable TO gentlemen only
bicycle accommodations. 22O3 NJ 81. N. w.
1d1n CoRCoRAN STA PLEASANT
Il Flu south roomi bath on same iloor
XII 20 ST. y. w.-PLEASANT FUR
~ Il Il nished rooms on I'd hoor for one oil
two gentlemen. TIA
roo L ST. n; WIFI RNIsH L
board; also table boarders taken MRS. f.
WINNIE. 7.14
UNFINISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE AM
IT, single. in private family. 1909 l. st, N. W.
call amer o'clock. 7.l4
DLEAsANT ROOMS, NICELY FUR
Il nished, all modern conveniences. at No
l7O3 N, y. av. N. w. ja2O.7.tt
dIl,1;tdAl 6Oard' references given and -
4 - -
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PERSONAL.

Y LoYDS ORIGINAL 25.CENT EMPRESS
j. baggage; freight and moving Offices 1908
Il ST. and iS1 Pa. av. N. w. mh12-0t
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.LOST and Found,

il male skye terrier, nearly white: answers to
the name of Terry. a handsome reward will be
paid II returned TO lilo 18th St NV. Ola
n oSr.-DoG-A SMALL SKYE TERRIER
IL strayed oil from Chamberlain's, corner of
10th and sts, this evening, March IL, The
person who will kindly deliver him ut Cham
berlain's will be suitably rewarded. Ola
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pY A WHITE GfRL-A strUATtoN eAs
ID waitress md Chambermaid; good reference
If required Apply at id07 I'D ST. n. w. La
VXTANTED-wAs TO DO. APPLY
w to SARAH LOGAN, 0lO II ST. SW. lid
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n.y. THE wASHlNGTON ANNUAL
PS0 moating of tho American Tract Society
will be held In the Memorial Lutheran Church,
Fourteenth " Get, corner n, TOMORROW,
$3.50 y. N. Hon. g. ID. Drake Will preside. Rev
q. l., SheArcr, ID. D., secretary, viii present the
work of the society Addresses may he ex-
pected from eN-lustlce Strong, Hon. A. III. Col
auitt and Rev. A. w. pitZer, ID. ID. 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-14

gzSs THE UNION GOSPEL SERVICE
Ns1 for TOMORROW NFTERNoON will
be hold at $3.50 O'Clock IN the Fifth Baptist
Church { =, Neador'sl, on ID street, between
Fournnd'a.half aud sixth streets southwest.
Roy. Richard Norris, pastor of Wesley Chapel,
VIII lead the meeting, aud the singing will be In
charge ofthe Moody Choir. 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-14

MY ALL SOULS (UNIrABtAN) CHURCH,
hNNy corner Fourteenth and l. strects-Rey.
Rush X shipper, pastor sunday school at 800
1880 ~ IN, 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-14

UTANTED-sSfART,B BRIGHT BOYS AND
w young men to sell n beautiful photo.plate
picture OF the washlngton Monument. the
cheapest and best picture on salei 80 day eau
easily be made Call at The republican Office
VIZ THAT JOHN
st. ~ W., lisa Commits OF Deoda for every
Stnte and Terri tory, United Statos Commissioner,
Examiner, and Notary Puollci always In ofice
nom u m. 10 8 .. IN.
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W1NTED-HELP.

yyTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework, 2iO 9th OF. 4. E. 2.17
WANrED-A BARBER, AT 14Oo n, Y.
w ny 2.I0
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UTANTED-sMART.B BRIGHT BOYS AND
w young men 20 self beautiful photo.plnte
picture Of the Washington Monumon tho
cheapest and best picture on sale: - day can
easily DO made. Call ut the Republican Onice.
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UfyTED-- Rooms.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
IL housekeeping Address, stating terms and
location, W. n JONES, 3l5 Pa. av. N. W. ali
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A YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS
IA place MS waiter In n private family; eau
give good references. Can at 1881 1Tth 81
N. w. 1-lO
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WIyTBD-HOUSEy.

A HOUSE, FROM TO IL ROOMS, GEN
"A trally located; price, $50 Address SOUTH.
Republican Onicc 3.17
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ITO BORROW $500 FOR YEARS, Z PER
i cent; iirstclnss sccurltyi no agents Ad-
dress y. ". Republican Olice. b-1B
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nay CHURCH or OUR FATHER (UNI-
N0 yorsalisD, Thirteenth and L streets-llev.
Alex. Kent, pastor Services TOMORROW ~
IL n. m. and $50 p. m. Sunday school ut 0:46
a. M II
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N.Y. WAUGH NJ T.. CHURCH, THIRD
p1I and a streets northeast Capitol HID
TOMORROW, the newly.appo inted pastor.
Rev. DR. X. N. Bner, ut IL A. M and 7:3O u. m,
Seats all free and everybody welcome sunday
school missionary exercises, with offerings for
missions at y p. IN, Come II
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REPERTOIRE;
Monday, March 40, nMmc. IArchiduc"
Tuesday, March ~ LA Mascotteg' WAedne.day
evening Mar Ii IL. ia FILE dc Nine Angot;"
Thursday, March 10, La File du IHmbour Ma,
jori' Friday, March 20. In Jolle Pariumeuset,
Saturday NJ tinee, March Al "Girohe-GirolR'
saturday evening, March II. "Fanchon."
Reserved SO IT., "a 81. 90, 81, and 90 cents. AID.
mission, 81, 20 and 20 cents. Private boxes, So
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n.y. v STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
NV near sixth northwest The pastor, Rev.
". w. Fauuco, y. d., will preach at l l n. m. on
"Wiso aud Unwlse Thinking ON lcllgiOn' also,
NJ $50 u. IN. on 'EfiCCtunl listening" 1t
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
Notice of Constable S
 Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out D of Justice D. l. Coakley'S court, of Fl lag staff Precinct, County of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona, dated the second day of Febru- ary. A. D., 1885, in certain action wherein Santiago Baca, as plaintiff, recovered judg- ment against ]. B. Smith end ]. w. Mclean, defendants, for the sum of one hundred and seventy two and seventy-fve -hundredths dollars and for twelve and ninety five one. hundredths dollars costs of suit on the thirteth day of September, A. D. 1884, have levied upon the following de- scrbed property, 10 wit; Lot number five (S) in Square numbertwo (2), in the village of Flagstaff, according to the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Compaay's plat thereof, and com. monly known and deslgnated as the ''Flag. staff Hotel" and being all that certain piece ana parcel of land bounded on the north by an alley next. north of Railroad avenue, an on the east Ry lotnunber four [4], and on the south SS- RallroId avenue, and on the west by lot nurnbelsix t9I, according to said plat.
 Public notice is sheishpsSen that on Fri. day the a7th day of February, A. D., 1885, at one o'clock p. u., of that day, ih front of said Ffaeslatf Hf55f, sit, the County of Yava- pal, will sell sIsths right, title and interest of the said defenaants in and to the above described property, at. pubic auction, for cash, lawful money. to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said cxeCuti1n and all costs.
 Dated the 7lh day pf February, A. b. 1885. JOHN w. FRANCIS,
 Constable.
 II. ]. MILLER, Atty for Plaintiff.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
Notice of COnstabIe's
 sale. ., .

D Y virtue of an execution issued out o ID Jusuce J. w. Spaford's Court, of Flag. staff Precinct, County cf Yavapai, Territory of Arizona, dated the fourteenth day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1885, in certain action where. in J. R. Fitzpatrick, as plaintiff, recovered judgment against B. Smith and I. w. Nc Lean, composing the firm of J. B; Smith & Co.,, defendants, for the sum of two hundred and fifty and five -hundledths dollars. and for twelve and fifty one -hundredths dol lars, statutory camageS, and for. three dollars costs of suit, on the twelfth day,of February. A. D. 1885, have levied upon the follow. ing described property, to-wit:
 Lot number six t6), in square number two (2), in the village of Flagstaff, according to the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad Company's plat thereof, and commonly known and des. ignated as the Flagstaff Hotel Saloon, and being all that certain piece and parcel of land bounded on the north by an alley next north of Railroad avenue, and on the east by lot number five (5). on the south by Railroad avenue, and on the west by lot numher seven (7), according to said plat.
 Public nouce is hereby given that on Monday, the niaih day of March, A. D. 1885, at one o'clock P. m. of that day, in front of said Flsgsntf3 sIIotel Saloon, in the county of Yavspeis IsswilI sell all the right, title and interest of fhe said defendants in and to the above described property, at pub. lie auction, for cash, lawful money, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu. ton and all costs.
 JOHN w. FRANCIS, II. MILLER, Constable.
 Atty for Plaintiff.
 Dated the Izth day of February, I8Ss.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
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The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
The G. A. R. Ballet

Monday evening, next, the mem
 bers of Ransom Post, G. A. R., of this place will give grand ball in honor of the anniversary of the birth of Washington. The completion of the new City Hall guarantees ample room for the evenings entertainment. The new building IS 25 feet wide and 65 feet long and will be brilliantly il. luminated with elegant chandeliers. Good music, experienced callers and good order is guaranteed. Members of the order will exert every effort to entertain their guests. A campfire supper will be spread in the same building at I2 o'clock.
 It is the intention of the Post to give Soldiers Supper" to which nothing will be added, or from which nothing will be reserved beyond the substantial fare upon which the old vets. teasted, fought and marched for four long years, while defending their country and their flag. The receipts of the evening will be used by the Post in purchasing arms and decora tions for their lodge room and to es tablish relief fund. It is a good cause and the principles our old boys are endeavorlng to keep alive is the safeguard of our nation-"Onc coun- try and one flag"
 The admission fee is but two dol lars to dance and supper. Quite a number of citizens from adjoining towns have signified their intention of being present, and we hope our people will all turn out and assist in this laudable effort on the part of our ex. Union soldiers.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
Letter from HolbrooE,
HoLBRoOK, Feb. IS, IS,

EDITOR CHAMPIoN-Ye people of
 Flagstaff, so far as the CHAMPION is concerned, seldom hear from US, hence my present use of the pencil.
 Let ne remark by way of parenthesis, that the dearth of Holbrook news therein is not the fault of the CHAM. PIoN people. .r
 Yesterday your correspondent, for his own satisfaction, took a years retrospect of the growth and business of our town. He found that over $2o, 900 had been expended during the year in the erection and improve meAt of dwellings here, five new resi- dences being constructed of adobe. That over one million pounds of freight has been forwarded from here to Fort Apache, with near a million pounds awaiting transportation, but the mountain roads are bad. That six train loads of stock have been shipped in by rail and as much more driven in and put on ranges within a radius of five mlles-most all of high grade stock. That near S5o,ooo worth of fat cattle has been shipped from here to San Francisco and other points.
 Field & Higgins are putting large reservoir on their stock range with capacity of one hundred and fifty thousand gallons for supply ing the range with water.
 J. H. Wilson and Howard Perkins are out on a hunt and to locate al ranch, having George E. Kentner along to survey it.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A, Dutton, from Washington, D. C., are here to To- cate with us. MT. Dutton is an at torney at law and Dutton will conduct newspaper. Both are capable and energetic and will doubtless do us and themselves much good in their re- Spective lines.
 l. s. Bunch, Esq, came in from St. Johns yesterday and is now on his way to shake with Grover Cleveland on inauguration day. MT. Bunch is a prominent attorney, a solid man and an old time Democrat.
 Miss Crothers, of your city, is do- ing us excellent work as the teacher of our school.
 Our upright Chief Justice, Sumner Howard, has done good work for Apache county in compelling the grand jury to do their duty. Indict- ments were found against several of the old "ring." and it IS generally rumorcd that at least one member of the Legislature will be compelled to answer in due time charges against them.
 J. w, Skaggs is with us again and will run our barber shop in the fu ture, we hope with good success financially.
 Testerman & Trimble are putting up a residence, etc., for B, D. Will kinson on his ranch, up the Puereo river ]. o. KERR.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21

Harry L. Harris, of Challendef, was in town Tuesday and Wednesday. Mir. Harris has just returned from Washington, D. C., where he went to have his land case ruled upon by the Secretary of the Interior, When the facts were properly presented to that official Mir. Ills claim was recog- nized and his lands restored to him. He will proceed to erect large store in Challender on the site of the one destroyed by fire.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T. l
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LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, A. T.
 February 7, 1885. NOTICE is hereby given that the follow W ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office, at Prescott, Ari- zona, on the I5th day of March, 1885, viz: Jay w. Spafford, of Flags'af, Yava- pal county, Arizona Territory, for his declar- atory statement, No. I,444, for the southwest fourth of section No. twenty two (22) in township No. twenty-one (2I) north, of range No. seven CD east. He names the fol- lowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Il. ]. Miller, P. B. Brannen, A. E. Fay and J. F. Daggs, all of Yavapai County, Arizona Territory.
 THOMAS WING, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Dewitt C. Newell are hereby notified to pay the same to the undersigned.
 FRED M. NEWELL,
 Agent for C. M. NEWELL. Flagstaff, Ariz. ; Feb. 9, 1885.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21

P. B. Brannen & Go. 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. This firm are the sole agents of this Company and those desiring to pur- chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call on them.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
Collision on the 4. < F.

A collision occurred on the A. &. P. railroad on Thursday night, in which F. NJ. Breed, of Holbrook, was killed, and several other pas, sengers badly injured. Conductor Frank Morgan was badly shaken up, but not seriously injured. He Was left at Blue Water and Conductor Perry took his tram on to Coolidge. MT. Breed IS a well known merchant and business man of HoIbrook and is nephew of our esteemed citizen, ]. II. Breed, of Winslow. Our entire community symPathize with the be- reaved young wife and the sorrowing uncle of the unfortunate young man.
The Arizona champion., 1885-02-21
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