The Arizona champion., 1885-11-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

$4 co at Sanderson's.
 J. Donahue (Sandy) is on visit to Lon Hill at his ranch.
 A ball will be given in Flagstaff on Thanksgiving evening.
 Norman C. Raff, of Albuquerque, was in Flagstaff this week,
 A good cook stove for sale. En- quire at the CHAMPION cffice.
 Jack Hennessy has left the town and gone to reside at Kingman.
 Major Rordan, of the Aver Lum- Der Mill, went to Albuquerque this week.
 e A dog killer can find an excellent opportunity to get in some useful work here.
 Sanderson has just received fine collection of photograph and auto. graph albums.
 Go to Dan Murphy's for cheap and fresh groceries, courteous treatment and fair dealing.
 Conductor Gorham. who resides at Winslow, is the happy and proud fath- CT of baby boy.
 It is said that Frank Morgan has been appointed superintendent of a coal mine at Gallup.
 Will Hersey, proprietor of the ho- tel at The Feedles, passed through on his way to Albuquerque.
 FOR SALE.-Three or four tons Of good potatoes at Sr.5o per hundred Apply to L. R. Paxton, Flagstaff.
 MT. Conant, the late depot agent at Winslow, has left the employ ot the A. & P. road. and gone east.
 Col. Harry Reed arrived in Flag. staff on Tuesday and left for his home at St. Johns on Wednesday morning.
 A proclamation has been issued by the President appointing Thursday, November 10th as Thanksgiving Day.
 Judge Barnes has arrived in the -Territory and on Thursday opened the fall term of court in Graham county.
 Manager Thompson, of the San Fe lipe Hotel, Albuquerque, passed through on Thursday, en route for Mohave.
 A Mrs. J, N. Berry's bright little boy, Sam, was bitten few days since by one of the too numerous canines tha [ infest Flagstaff.
 Two excursion trains, one of ten and another Of eight cars are on the road from the east to San Francisco over the A. X P.
 THE ELDREDGE B. SEWING MA cHINE.-For sale or rent at F. w. Middleton's. This machine ranks among the best in the market.
 General Manager Robinson, Gen eral Ticket Dennison and W. E. Haz- eldine passed through on Sunday on their return from Prescott to Albu- querque.
 A ReductiOn.-P. B. Bran nen & Co. received o.day carload of the choicest brands of California flour which they offer at $4.7S per hundred pounds.
 To RENT OR FOR SALE.-Eldredge B. sewing machines, the best for dura- bility and good work, ever offered in this market. Inquire at the hardware store of F. ". Middleton.
 MT. Will T. Clark, cattle dealer of Monroe City. Mo, was in town this week. He brought 40 head of Hereford heiiers to Winslow for T. W. Ellison, of Tonto Basin. MT. Clark says he likes Flagstaff and will return soon.
 "Doc" Wilcox was building new shed behind his place when the whole concern fell down and badly damaged the little man, makingan ugly cut ov. CT his right optic and bruising him considerably. The "Doc," for the tune being, isn't as pretty as he was, but he knows more about putting up roof than he did.
 The CBAMPI IN has received from Ge2rge siinson & Co.,, of Portland, Maine, the well-known art publishers, a portrait of General Grant. It is af- erAnderson's celebrated photograph, which was made while the General was in full vigor, and represents him in his sturdy manly strength as the people wish to remember him.