The Arizona champion., 1885-11-21

H. J. Miller has returned from hi. visit to the Territorial capital.
 Apples eight cents per pound, by the 5o-pound box at Sanderson's. 1T The S.. Louis and San Francisco papers can be found at Sanderson's.
 Wilcox is growing to be an impror '. tant point for the shipment of cattle.
 Mrs. Frank Beale, of Challender, paid Flagstaff visit during the week.
 MT. F. w. Middleton has returned to the city, after an absence of sever. al days.
 Two COWS owned by Locke,t broth CTS were killed by an A. & P. train on Wednesday.
 Mir. P. ]. Brannen, the Flagstaff merchant, is on visit to his ranch south of town.
 Ernest Meyers, of Lowenthal & Meyers, Albuquerque, was in town during the week.
 Go to Dan Murphy's for cheap and fresh groceries, courteous treatment and fair dealing.
 Frank Rumsey is back from an ex. tended trip to Coconino forest and the Grand Canon.
 For holiday goods, all the periodl calls, and copies of the Seaside Libra. ", go to Sanderson's.
 E. S. Siprell and wife and T.Y. Crothers have returned from their trip to the Grand Canon.
 Deputy United States Marshal Don. avan, of Prescott paid visit to Flag atah on court business.
 The Monarch cash store has a full stock of general merchandise for sale at prices to shit the times.
 Divine service will be held at the school house tomorrow at the usual hours. morning and evening. D Three councilmen, a recorder, tax collector ard chief of police are to be elected Tn Tucson next month.
 Mir. Charley Morse, the village blacksmith, has gone to Prescott, to attend the meeting of the grand jury.
 D. A. Murphy has just received a hne new stock of mems furnishing goods which he is selling at bottom prices.
 A freight train went off the track near Yucca yesterday, throwing the engine on its slde and smashing up several box cars.
 A Thanksgiving ball will take place at Middleton's hall, on Thursday evening next. Everybody that eau be there should be present. J. G. McCuen, superintendent of motive power on the A. & P. R. R, was found dead in his bed yesterday morning in Albuquerque. Cause, heart disease.
 C. B. Smith, of Fayette, Missouri shipped two car loads of thorough bred cattle over the A. & P. road on Thursday. One car was for ranches near Holbrook and the other for Fish CT & Bashford, of Prescott. EDITOR CHAMPION: "The child. ren's suits ordered by mail from Ros. enwald Bros, Albuquerque, give en- tire satisfaction. have no desire to send orders to San Francisco or St. Louis, when eastern prices are dupl. cated by this establishment.
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 Still they come. On Wednesday Mrs. H. H. Hoxworth added one boy to the population oi Flagstaff, and this morning, following her laudable example, Mrs. T. G. Norris contrib. uted girl. The lawyer looks happier than he would if he had won big case Tn the supreme court with large fee attached, but old Grandpa Hox- worth takes it very complacently. He feels little proud, of course, but he thinks that after being the father of two pair of twins, becoming a grandfather is not very astonishing.